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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
DIED
oo.vas,er5ov. in the x8d year Of his age

On'yeserny in the Sd year of his age. THOMAS McCos-
KER. u native al this City.
lis friends those of s father John McC"sker. Sen de
ceased invited attend h funeral from the residence o
Mrs Elizabeth Iurnng 3S Grand street, Saturday inter
al o'clock.
ON Tuesday evening. 2st inst Newell BRApNEE, infant
son OF " Bndner and Katherine r. &. Smith. aged months
and days. :,
On Friday evening May 9th the residence of his ):
Bank stree Mr. JACOB c. ARTHUR. late OF Suyvesnnt Co
mhia CO. aged Is yenr His remains will be taken 10 SING
Sing this Saturday, afternoon Tor in'erment
On Friday. the 9th inst OF consumption. WIN IL BOWERS
aged q yearS, II months Il days.
Ills friends nnd those brother law. Joseph Clousmnn
and the Members of Manhattan Fire Engine Company. No
$ particularly requested 10 attend his funeral at his late
residence No Goeck street. Sunday afternoon ou
o'clock
New london pnpers wall please copy.
on Thursday 2h instant of scarlet fever MARIA LOUISA
daughter of Joseph q. and Sarah DOR, aged years.
on Wednesday I'D instant Of lingering disease SAMUEL
MATTHEW'S of tins city. uged 81 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

ME1Ico-The big Apalachicola, sailed from
v.rs Cruz on the 9th inst, and brings accounts
that day. Santa Ana was still at his hacienda
.ssr Vera Cruz He had net visited the capital
airing the present session Of Congress, and pro-
h,bv would not. The comic had already made
i, appearance, and many foreigners were con
fred among others Il young physician from
louisiana 'fhc French brig-oi-war Griffin and
IN English frigatc were lying at Sacriiicios
New. Orleans Paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
r. Y JyENpA

IA q Cedar onc door from Nassau Il,
,ust received from Auction magnificent FreEch printed
Muslns mel, Rroche PLAID End striped Pcn de Soie OF
,nr nnai:y blars striped Barregs. New Style Bnizo-
,'ns l04 satin striped BaieEa Shaw Ladies Cnyais,
rich Hal and Can Ribbons Bruises Thread and Ashbur
~ .re- tyi,c and black Cardinals colored SILK Sha sis
TornsIey shooting Hosiery Goyes. sc Persons purchasing
for en.h will well call and exnmne the stock before puf
chasing their goods. nyo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

Petitions were presented, among them two offer
ing TO do the printing of the Board, which referred
Petitions were also presented complaining OF the
assessments Chapel stree, and 9th M and other
Referred 10 Special Cummee. consisting OF Asst. Aid
Tucker, Diver and Blackstone.
Benz. 5. Whitney was appointed Assistant Clerk
Of the Board the place OF DAVID Chated. removed Jas
sBake was also nominated BY Asst AID Horn and received
syotes.
several papers referred
The Election Polls removed from 475 l37 Grand
Resolutions passed permitting persons the remains
OF relatives.
The Board then went into Joint Ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
Upper POLICE

THROWING FEMALE DOWN STAIRS -last Mon
day aarssre, Tyler of No. % Barclay street cane down Tie
Hudson Hd building IN lSth street. DC
tween the 9TH mud 9Th /" avoid the ram sna was
soon after seized by young named james Mlle car
nter w,hout any cause and thrown down the well hole, by
which her M broken. She conveyed 10 the Hospital
and since then Miller has been arrested and committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
CoI-pT C.IpNn.p Tu,on.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. II, 80, 4, 30, &c, IS, AZ,
ii, 80, l5 lG, 20, %, u, ,, AZ.
COMMON PLEAs.-Monday-No 81, 33, 81, 30,
81, 49, IL =, L. % 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

SASpss SARsAPARLLA-When the appetite has failed 1TI
tine digestive powers have become partially paraysed from DIS
spa,on other the dypcptc resorts 10 various pow
cful stInulants the hope Ui restoring by artificial means the
vital activity OF the digestive apparatus. But these eN~dts
only speed exhausted mOmeniary eNerton lhe
eyl,iuu which succeeds than the original torpOI ana
depression Of the spirits hypOchondua, and sometimes even
results The only course 20 cleanse ana
purify the elements Of the blood 10y means Of some medicine
which will act directly upon the machinery winch prepares aud
carbohydrates them. Practical experience ins established the
nct SaniSs SaTsapala that medicine. II restores To
the stomach lis the wne digestive apparatus It's rsor
and the blood heahu characte by cNpeg the very
seeds o! disease.
Pamphlets with full particulars, certificates. &c can be had
traits OF the 2ropnetor und their agents. o-o
Prepared and sold by \. T. SANDS x co. Chemists 20
Broadway corner Chamber Sold also at ~ Fulton ST.
BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

brilliant DIAMONDS AND RICH. IEWEI-RY,-
ID IOTrS Al RICH respectfully informs tie PUBLIC
that his New Establishment OF Diamonds and rcl egVcry
y,l b. orn on Wednesday the 18th May. al ., Chatham. Al
New York and Gso h. customers IN the country tor their
Kind patronage ind confidence with winch they have so
itsrn pyerrd hun having the short spnce 81 years
snce he commenced business New York gainet 80 large
ronpect,on eCta houses whrh have been established or
aS aJ 90 ysn He uso sss;res the Public a his study n u.
;nre hail he n, heretofore sell only good articles at low
prices. LDC y ~ NIL 20 s,l..l..
,yps s,PAU yERyaIfET, or her SON LEWIS YER
vi Ell may hear OF something to their advantage by
calling nj The office OF g. Ferguson, Attorney nj Lhw No
~ IL. # 20, my2l lweoifS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

y .ru,,e.-The celebrated DIR. John Bell says
u.,b House should be deemed in importance
~ secondary to kitchen or a cooking stove ana
w. .;n,v take the precedence of rooms filed win
~, furniture. and devoted 10 company keep'ng-
". w., a. there are thousands in our city that have
~, convenience to battle a; horse the enterpn-
nO ,,,,,;ctor OF the Knickerbocker Baths, l0l
posery. Mr. B. GonPERrs, has put 1t IN the power
y .,s,x one 10 enjoy the greatest of luxurles' TO
Nothing of the greatest prsserva'ises OF health
~. os,,blishmen, is equal to the best and his
MS arc lower than any other in the United
eh"s For single Warm Bath he charges only
.s;,,iac, every day except Saturdays and Sun
OK '. ON those days eighteen ipence. We call on
an!s' .r.,.;n him in SO laudabe an undertaking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

Mr.. F. H. NASH me Vocalist who illOs'r",
led Prof Bronsoas Lectures last Winter has settled
".n,,ne,y in our city, and proposes TO teach Flo
80 and Music. In the latter we assured OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

% Ir ATTILA, that on lha, spot where the
hool of his struck the EARTH NO blade OF grass ever
grew nrnin Il may sad similar tone, TINT wherever
" Goumuds 'foucs Sub,es touch the skin the HAIR van
>hes from the place like So eicacOus tins preDnrt
ton TINT in instance has taiiGd crddcafnr
The bb0rn hGir and put the MATER past al KIND ~
doubt ach The skept,ed who have been egeCousy
umbuE ged by imtnus the always tested nj the
original office b. Walkerreet, first store from Broadway,
with the startling effect No sensation, dcoOr
Of the skim but ell operating like charm m3 .eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
MARINE JOURNAL
Dc See Last Page.

Dc See Last Rage
Arrived.
Ship Corea Gardner of Providence, 10 days from Havana
with 6 boxes sugar order Left ships Condor. Ialma
Is. Ayner konohr,>e,. Zooif. York ign AIo,to. Gene
VA eOnon; bufks ronos. Suaa lallowell cumeon;
John Ca,ki waiting freight barks liuness 0ic Wyke ard
ship Clinton for RUSSIA: ships Corova, John Marshall bafSs
Rup Amos Patton, for Nlork; bark ousa, io Phlladel-
phi IN days bark, Florence. An;oeon for Cowes and mar.
kft-
cotton To order, -
British bark Ayrshire, Mackey, - DIS I'm Newry, IN ballast
Isl order. s May Int 10 o. ION
4 40 Slsnaztd Bli, steam ship Acaia steering eastward
day. passed ship with cross IN her ioetopsa steer
ng \ w. :,
i,nc September Dawes rors Port Plau VIA Salt Creek
a DAYS with Mahogany and specie to Foster and Ntcks9n
DANISH brig louo. pauen IL days from ~. johns. T. H.
with sugar and hides to Mason X THOMPSON.
Schr Eyenc Cooper, 10 days from -. troX. with susa
rurn and noas>es Benz DE- Forest Left brig Ann Smith
18Th, brig Harriet Lockwood, di>chg Sailed IN company with
bark Chancellor. Collins for \. Haven; I'D of Cupe May.
81 okc her II days from II CroN for y. Haven
r schr Radius Faconer, Is days from Windsor NS pi-
Sch, Excellent Davis Il, FIN jacksonville. Florida, with
cotton and .mer John Elwe. Lett brir Virginia. Be-
dell. W. the river loading with 1--we OAK
VIM J Niece.
Soo p J. d. Moves, 10 ds fin Apalach.cola.
Soop II Fish Forsyth, IL is tn Apaachcnln, cedar TO
Hunter Eth INST off key West SPOKE pilot bon, james
Waterbury Thompson I'm Mobile Tor NY
Pilot bout james VI. Waterbury, Thompson. II days from
Mobile. III ballast u master
Below.
ship supposed Eas, Indiaman. and brig unknown.
Wind w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
BoNE-snlcs / tn 1000 lb,. South sey

BONE-SnlcS IN 3uO lbs South Sea for home hive
been made nj g cents cnsh
fRONlSlONSPork has sustained anohe. decline, and the
market .ll has downward tendency. lot Of 200 bne'
Prime changed hand. Sc 2 and some sales Mess $50 TO $40
hb xer" made at SIS s7h4 We notce nles 500 hbs
CITY Mes Beet nj 80 Albany offered NJ %. without
buyers. Sales 100 To-. md hhd. Pcked Shoulders nj o. cts
md small parcel nm nj g FoT lnrd there not
much inquiry. 80 bbls snld nj 5 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

~ ALI RHEUMATIC Affections, numbness, contracted
chords and muscles st joints. SwengS sptnn;, ond weak
nS nre positively and permanently cured by the Use OF the
Indian Vegetable Elixir and Lnnent from No y Couitlan1
These facts that cannot be disputed established ~ HE lace
of deepest peludceS all people who prefer be
cured the above Hundreds used these articles
and have never lied IN singh cusc knowledge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

CENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING sToRE-JoHN MAC
VI GREGOR "a Nassau street. doors IRON JohnStreet,
has buni fresh assortment of Stocks Coars Bosoms,
Shr', of Dil kinds Srpendes Gloves SAX ND Llnen and
Lille thread Linen Cuntc pocket hdkts, Silk do SILK and
Cotton half hose Gall purchased nj aucon. aud
Will be sold low and quantities To suit purchasers shirts
made IN order the best Strangers will Ind 10
70 their lnteres, 10 call and look for themselves. MS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
Passengers Arrived


IN the sim Corea, from Haraaa Mrs Gardner, Capita IN
Iaiy Mis- Capt Geo. }. Curtis, OF Boston
In the jri. iijonSo from 81 ohRS, F. R-Ar CnTrotor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

TO THE LADIES.
MlLlISERs AM OTHERS ARE RESPECTFULLY
invited IL call and examine stock
of S,ran Gonds In part follows, VIZ:
Ladies Tuscan Neapolan. Birds Eye, Brad CHIP and Faw
Bynne,s Misses sizes Also Misses Boys md Chldens Lee
norm Panama Palm Leaf Hats artificial flowers &c sc.
All selling oil very low. for cash, at
L. =. Hofe, Building. late
m2; I'm, Hollis House New Y rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

ns-COSSELLs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR from q Court
land viii cure of the following complaints. no
pay will I've taken for Burns, cads cryslpeus old
and ulcers piles and nipples runrOunss salt rheun
| &c. No family should be without this Salve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
REMOVAL OF THE
NETWORK CASH TAILORING
establishments.

From li2 FuitOn-street 10 1877 Broadtc0y.
Tho subscribers have removed their establishment 10 1877
onlwuy doors below the Franklin House aad are now
prepared with full and varied assortment of Cloths Cassi.
and Nesngs which they would .lvte the attention
Of their old md the public. IN removing to more
central ocHton. with increased mctes doing business
we shall be snabel offer still geaer inducements To tho
cash paying customer shall always by udherng
the Cash and One Price System the confidence Of our
customers Having employ the experienced cut
e and employing bot the best OF workmen and having
the whole business under Immediate SUPERVISION we
safely TINT garments will compare style
and elegance with those Of my house the United States In
ndion former stock have hnnd full and COM
p'ete Of every article usually kept genteman's
Quitting house. where always depend on
supplying themselves with first rnte article.
ms lstf j. C. BOOTH o. 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

No EXCISE FOR BAIpSNEss-Whcn II has been proved by
numerous experiments that the Balm oil Columbia Will restore
bald heads stop the uir from falling oil, and promote an
tire new growth of hair giving dirk. glossy appearance
the capillary vessels of the Ir their former heal
Thy circulation trees the hair from dundfl and scri, and also
prevents all which persons peculiarly ia
ble At u CORTLAND street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

~ CoMsToCX's SARsAPARILLA for purifying the blood
half the cost OF Others. and warranted good IN
respect those extensively advertised ana III IL large
bottles Fifty cents per bottle OF s. per dozen PImpls and
efupt0ns the tuce any part of the body positively
cured with this valuable article and makes the skin smooth
and soft. Sold At q Courtllnds ST. 80
Just eved splendid article Of Cologne Water Price ~
nrt bOitle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

* JoSEs's CORAL HAIR REsToRAT1vE-Fo! identifying
causing growth and rendern. the hair beautiful DARK SOFT
silky natural and keeping long sold at II rec
silgs bottle the sign OF the American Eagle, 50 Chat
ham,eet 33 Broadway, and l Fultonstreet Brooklyn
rnr!1,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

DEAFNEss-Dr McNas Acoustic Oil has repeatedly cured
deafness when all other articles failed The that has
followed lis has gained for i reputation never before
euuned Although other articles have been advertised the
public satisfied and the deaf Of beng cured
they Get the Acoustic Oil! only from Il Court
iund,-street, New.Tork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

CoSsEL's M.GIcAL Pals EXTRACTOR, from No. Il Court
andtstreet the wonderful remedy for any and all of
the following numel complaints ever known md will
when the skill Of the most eminent physicians fail and all pay
refused for lin ererY unless answers Its recommends
Il will randy hnd perfectly the following
taken for H. Burns scald SAT- rheum, eTup'lons, chi
bnns old bruises. eyes. croia, cold wounds,
errsLpenz. cLnp.. Aomnds ples. tender ieet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

JONEs's ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP-For curing disticure
eruptioEs, and making dark nbrnt yellow SKIN
clear and white cures pmple botches ireckles sunhurn
tI moahew fails. Beware OF poisonous counter
felt Ask for one>s Soap: get only this CITY. IT the
American Eagle s. Chatham ST. &3 Broadway or ~ Fulton
ms leUd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

HARPER 81 BROTHERS
PUBLISH THIS DAY
GIBBON' ROMAN EMP IRE,
30. XII.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
- THIS ceIehrnei work he completed N fifteen num-
bers OF cent, each The present edition i CON-
prise valuable series OF Notes. BY Rev. H. H. SlEnn en-
boiyne those of H. 81 G,;zoi and Wencke 1t w!p also
comprise .evera useful Maps.
on FRIDAY MORNING.
DR.. DURBlN'S
TRAVELS IN EUR o P F.,
Neatly bound IN volumes l2aao.
PRICE Two DOLLARS.
OBSERVATIONS IN GEOGRAPHICALLY IN
FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN
By JorH P. DuRslS, d. D.
President Of Dickinson College.
In two volumes 1amo with many Illustrations among which
are Nap of Pari-. exhibiting TIE Fcr,ifcatiOns o.
the CITY (which map suppressed by the French Police
and Map showing the situation Of the Roman Catholic
Chapes Colleges and Semnane. throughout England Scot
land and Wales. NIX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

t. Entire Sanctification.-Rev.S 5. n. CocHR,y
vii preach this subject 10 morrow nefn""s a 81 o'clock
NJ the Fr. Congregational Church. Medical College. crshy
street, % story nars Spru: Preaching Gl-o
m The tunrninc at ,0i, ,'clock SeGls Free. n95 lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

r-s- Summer Ha:s.-PearI md Dab Cashmere and
other Hats suitable for the coming season, ready for
,pec,ion at ORLANDO FISH'S,
m25 l37 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

IA First rne Shaving Soap make thick, rich, easy.
nstlng ther soften the beard and the skin the prepna
ton Of old Naples Sonp-sod for shlngs jar ut 33 Broad
way So Chatham Gents, only try this m23 2teO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

I5- The aahas;cr white given to the checks Of ladies by
the use of the Spanish Lily White really beautul- lsso
only IN this city - Chatham ss3 Broadway. aud
lsl Eunn 81. BrOuklyn. N.Y. 2eOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

~ GREASE SPOTS YOUR CLOTHES, or STAINS. arr
erased and appearance and texture o the articles
BY the Magic Errslve S0np-suld at 5 BROADWAY, and
('hathalI-street Prce p cents. n25 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

DE- The Attention OF Gentlemen requested to The
elegant light BGck Beavers r spring and Summer fur
n,sfcd by the subscriber. AMlDON, Fashionable latter.
mis- 2wis- Wall street, cor. Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

rs Sccor,: Ware, Henry Clay Ciub.l pc
ca meeting the Club Will be held at jones' Second Ward
REVO Z. lANCE, President.
ANN RorT,S SecreiIry. ms
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WV. MCCORMICK. Auctioneer.
DRRENPrORY SALE OF ftRNTFURE-WM. Nc

THIS DAY. May 9th.
At 10 O'Clock No Is Courind street. without reserve.
he Furniture o Family giving house keeping consisting
%! French stuffed Soas Wardrobe Bookcase Ha Sofas,
Bes. icS.s Bureaus Egyptian Top Centre Tables hand
same GiFaudole~. lsmIr Mattresses. SC.
Aso-lO hamper. Champagne good order.
Nso-h coed second hand Panoioie.
Aso-3 doX Halt French NShofsny Chain; together with
other aftcl- o superior furniture from manufactured It,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
Eucleian Hall eth June. lsIi.

C. Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
ATretise the Nature Tendency and Consequences Of
present Monetary system; with plan ot m efec,ual and
bereceni REFORM published for The Public ard Auhcr by
W. II. GRAHAM. 5D Nas.uu-,t'eet, New York; Burge. l.
Stfnger 81 broadway. do. Price 81 pe hundred six cents
n enpy.
TIE only object &c the Author being TO the Reform
herein proposed published hs and the pub
c will only ruy for printing the which tey re-
que All friends honest; steady. prosperous business and
OF fully employed well rewarded labor, earnestly request
ed 10 aid extending the c.cua,xs f,nis painphle
,.oID
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
Elemrn.s Of Natural Philosophy:
lectures on EeOlCsr.

Docfaf l-iELL Lecul oG Geoo.v sccoud S5iicnl u
con4Ius r.!-iv-i trrutsrsre xii5n- 81 -, sect
9 part IN -.ahs with rNsHttcn' u }l>a c"r
i-r-il lat.ud cciou 10 tci ao; n-ioir p"o '
Lscir, e;sba,es ~ Ipnwin. 'uH'rcfs: A1'rrsEr tt-'
tiur !-ro1 c4air Dr-,aJ tVa 81 t,-s4it |oJrt
Dor. L-ctine IT. The sirhs Straia, uiae oratt rces
Auy r-ae Distinct sa'-t tgP-rGts .ou't i"''.ff
i!l Lp,-.y.iand Snb.i ace o. th- ~ ii, N-pS itmlI
Of s-,=i,,. Mont. Nu Lecture ~ (e'd hsEis. Or
Islands. isc',lrS y Ors'u - t.si L.cfii5s l. r'N
Foot.,r-, Leo,i.re WI krr.o o. tss ta u A's-e'
"a. Lec.-s IN! 3uu'tc, snI ic.bsr-s.
To .- tsrTs o, -ti ;hi, clifton, Sefcn "i t
lrc.us= OF DR.. AUGUSTINE SN;rH Gt,sr-d brlart tn
!.gcsuIn II \5ura HSory The gh ~ Oseemor +,t 20
Different Races Al N,. Pace = ave COPIES ,e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

TIE GREAT FIRE IN BosroS The Boston
Courier gives he following particulars Of the dis
ferrous FIRE which occurred IN that city on thr
18th:
F"RTHER PARTIcULARs-EigM O'C2ock.-Th-
loss 0t properly has he-nVer, gr-ut. but The amount
is not ye; Ial-d. Eight large three story hrirk
buildings on DUverstreet ar- entirely ds-irn, ed and
others III the same block are badly nlured. Some
OF The families occupying them OF town,
and ,hey lost much IN furniture, &c. Gates, Mr..
Clark. and MIR. Wyman supposed 10 have lost
every Thing. The house formerly occupied by Mr.
John a. BOlles is entirely burnt, and II there was
any thing in il, very littlc was saved. Mr. MAYO
lost every thing. except small cabinet Of shells
Two of the houses, formerly occupied by DR.. Sar
gent and Dr. Howard, were vacant. The house Of
The Rev. }. i. Sargent was much in jured by wafer
NSC rooms in front were much burned, and he has
sustained much loss IN the removal of his library
&c. There We're four brick houses on Suffut-
street, between Groton and Duver-streets, which
were enIey destroyed with most of their contents.
On Gro,on street, the steam paning and mill is
of course all destroyed; 1t occupied by II Mr.
Rogers, who has lost ali his tools. Large piles of
lumber in the adjoining yard, aud he cabinet makers
shop next TO il were burned, the wOrkmen losing all
their tools. One house on Groton-street was entire
y burnt, another much damaged rs 10 re-
qure rebuilding, and third was damaged in the
roof and upper story.
On Washing ton-street the large wooden building
owned by Samuel Appleton, occupied as bed
stead factory, and formerly as Vose's furniture
house, was much injured, tire whole back part
with The oulbuildings. being burnt.
The Franklin School House, a large iour-story
brick building, owned by the city, is burned nothing
being left but the outer walIs The drsk OF MIR.
Field, the master was saved, aud few articles ui
title value, belonging 10 the subleuchers; but the
desks and what books were left in the school roous
l,ior MI t'l,a,
over six hundred scholars attending this school. AMI
il is fortunate occurrence that The fire broke al
ter the pupils had been dismissed. The ward room
of ward eleven also in this building.
Ii was rumored that two men and two boys had
perished in the planning and mill, in their eiiu,s
10 save some OF the rools.
Several Of the iireruea tainted from the excessive
heat the thermometer standing AT 95 where the fro
could have. feet upon it, and were carried eli
the ground senseless
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

that the dcs,h Of the officer WHO carried /; ovr,
France received from it more than lO,n00,0 600
los o! coffee. Among the orientals cofItc is Of
inmemoriaI usage
Rice-of Uncertain origin The crop Is 300
0oa cw'. and 1850 more are imported fo.n
abrnad
BeaHs-Prcduce well but there are not re s. d
more tnan 'wo.hirds OF what IS consumed
War.-The consumption is more than 10000
cwt. the export 5000 cwt