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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
STEAM REFINED CANDY.
I1IM- T. JENNINGS q co Draners and Tail

ITM. T. JENNINGS q co Diapers and Tail.
w o, Broadway American Hotel oooosite The Foun
.ain solicit attention te assortment of aeasonable goods
including Cloths Cassimerss Vestings ae in all the Few
and yarioua styles.
Under the assurance that the sy: Of small profits and
quick teturas winch has ELECTED liberal patronage will
conynued whilst our arrangements such will
as TO hli a., otdgfs ~ iu,afe with promPtpess.
feature IL The establishment which commend
oar stock Of nc assortment Of first quality ready made Gar
oona veaa Office Goats, Travelling Ffock,. D,ss,ing
Gowns, &c.
choice :eecon of Silk and Satin 5caIfs CIayats Hand
kerchais, Gloves, Saspnder, Hosiery Unds Vests Dw
en, MUsa SHIRTS, Collars ae price, which must Offer
Inducements rurchaser,. jyl5 isti
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ARRIVED.

Shin y,zoo Trask, a days from NerQrleans cotton
,r1 r1y,ons Sr 70 F. Collins X Co Ssi'n ~ coinpah!
Win M h;n Hi Ship Panh,a suiel days before IaSstu
hsr M off I o"sas lt inst lat 2 bark Ana,inac sem
Vera Cruz for New y 'rk. 2passensers
Rnss,an ; Rlns Andro &C days from Arrceira SPAN
shp nnean~r Lave y Of path 20 days from New-or
French bark Alexander asntaurt, 30 Jays i'om "auoa
loupe, IN ballast, 10 Boyd * Ilinc.len. ,,t,.
TO J Mitchell.
Brig Tmolso, Blevim days Aralachcoa. cotton
Benj Richards.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

iHTANTED-Paces by 2 girls who lived TO 3
yeats In last places, Tor housewok, &c. Apply at 47a
Broadway, basement. iaa3 2,s
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yVANTiED-Pdlace;s by young, women with
&c, Apply ~ VI Mulberry 81. a232ts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

DlVlDEND.-A Dividend of Eight Per Gem,
~ upon the CAPITAL Stock Of the Howard Insurance Com
payable on and after the 4th OF Decernbar next
n29 2ins LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

u man whoh has for years been familiar with Bust
and proes the most for
character and capacity, d. employment His expecta-
tons OF reward moderate He refers the Editor OF
the Tribune. a line addressed r. L. X. Tribune oice
Will receive prompt attention. jal9 w
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WANTED-A place for housework or chamber
work by smart gil who lived yenrs in her last place
Apply At l2y Y aTiCk ST.
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CORONER,S OFFICE.

The dead body of man about So years OF age
was ourd dead To-Day South street and taken thu dead
house He clad gray nxed coat brown panaloons,
black vest check shirt &c. Inquest on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

WINDOW SHADE. DEPOT. No. 7 Sprnce-st.
SltADES of all descriptions wholesale and retail
OSgn: Banner and Transparent Painter TO order
ILO Inns RAKTOL q DE- MAUNY
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF; NEW YORK, JANUARY 23-2 P. NJ.

CLEARED,
sh:O Queen OF ,,4 West Wo0dhouse, Liverpool Wood
hull i Nic,um,, ,,,,v.s I; Tbur,torSCo
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TE Cotton Canvass, CONPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK, LIGHT RAVENS for BOAT SAILS
AWNINGS. Sc: Also, HEAVY TARPAULINS, PA.
PEt Eel TfNGS 20 10 - inches wide; BAGGING PLAIN
and twillsd, % and /, nch Also Gram aud Meal Bags 81
and bushels For sale by
BRINCKERH0FF, FOX & PoLHEMUs,
ia1I i'm
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Bt,ltbIN,
CITY INTELLIG NCE.

Swedish ship Blixsou, from Hamburg.
Also, . ships unknown. Wind icht at s
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In the pqckst slp O1tord from LireEOo-J Dtpperman,
McCrokery, H Bfown, Sheppard, L White, II Drme-
rev. and II IN the steerage.
In the bag .4tcheipus, from Port an Pruce-P A Du-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

GRAND vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL,
~ tOSCERT.-Miss SOPHIE GJERTZ, from Nor.
wYPn'si TO the Royal Family of Denmark has the honor
o that she intends giving Grand Vocal aud In
runeuta Concert at Washington Hall Mond,V the ,oth
eminent Performers in the city. - 100 r.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

1y may be obaned At the United States Hotel Pearl street
touse t1 Waysriy n"ose Cit Hotel Awill Music Store
ton House Broadway, Also Johnsous r,ctary Fulton
street, Firth and Hall, Franklin square aud Raynors Book.
store 10 Bowery. i22Us
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

sixth Iyarts.-Eias CLAY Club OF ~. SIKH Ward
ar requested to at National Hail On "Wednesday wen
Ina. ,t pi;h Al; hapss o'clock. for the election Of A
P,sder IN place of tr present incumbent removed from
the Ward and for othsr business IL hoped that every
m-mher VIII b. present Those who desire may become
''T'''''s ol r 4 ATWELL, President
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- ALIENS LADIES tRENN II

~rSM5ES ALIENS LADIES FRENCH
-. BOOTS-Thc attention Of the Ladies of New
York decidedly directed this beautiful article AZ maru
featured by Mr.. Allen 10 LispeaaI6 ree Go into wha,
society may the elegance Of the fit and AL
lens Boots aud Shoes" Hence that heis always busy
while Others complaining Their quality cannot re SUI
pissed, sr beauty excelIed such masterpiece of
Mechanic ought, cnd doubtless viii the best patron
His anu genee 20 Lispenardstse-t neal
Broadway. i23 eodti LADIES'
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pURNS AND CLARiNDA.-Just published,
ID that interesting and long looked for be-
Memoir Of Mrs McLshoe arranged and edited hy her Grand
SON w. e McLshoe In vol l2mo OF 900 pages bsau-
rully priutedbound In cloth with Portrait Of
bossed gold The Pcice75c Il va? equal
to the English Ed which sells for 81 50
- - RtXRY " co 2 Park Row
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

ECLECTIC GIAGAZlNE-Edited by ]. H
T. AGEEW.--Old subscriber, 10 Litt=l!s Museum, who
paid advance for the year 1872 indebted 10 Pro Ag
new for making 10 them the wear By supplying The
hrs Of the Eclectic Museum which he conducted and edited
last year T h then, thsy car look wit ccndznc= for
tTpe etc. as evidence Of our ttennnaton to please.
The injunction obtained, behalf of the Of The
Eclectic Museum on an parte APPLICATION, this morn
without exception, IumphaRtly sustained by his de-
csion and We b=leys lll De b. every honest m.n rho
knows al the facts Tie .ofk De sold aud dc!y
cred.
perfect night by the conous OF the SALE send Sasa
zne all th= old subscribers the Mueum-n form and
rnanner done.
Our February number will be out in few days with
beautiful Mezzount by Sartain.
The Eclectic MGgG-[He readers assured, will be
issued regularly tr9usho9 The and much more prompt
IL than Eclectic " last yea in ad
plates, and shall b. delayed that
count
StiI we say should the lIuseGm b. issued maze your
choice remembering however. By tcho you have hitherto
ban served regularly and without usp-asion.
We wish II distinctly understood by ALL that DO
publish the Eclectic Museum, nor 10 profess TO publish
thai work, nor The continuation thereof.
LEAVITT. TROW * CO.
I:i and 23e Broadway, Publishers.
New-York, Jan. Is 1874 j23
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Liverpool - J,nG1ry.i New Orelns ..January 8
CLEARED,
Rrcs savannah F>wev. Savannah Sturges ClsarInan
Wakuta Milford. New Orrans. Johnson LowdeD; Mia
mora, Ashey. Aiobtie, + D lubut anonicu., Coa.
land, Trinidad Cuba Chatteain X Ponueth; Chalces
Chapman Martha, kvei-th Ballard; Alab5ml, Dudsy,
Apalach, Stages & &ClearmlG.
Schr Merchant Stevens, Franklin, D /! Sayre;
ARRIVED.
Packet ship 0yi9,d Rqt6bone, IN Live pool 10Th DzG
with rndze 10 { Marshall & Sailed IN company with
shp Virginia, for N-w Oesns Ship Shenandoah, I'm Phils.
d. ri rough weather from te Slas
The anchored last evsGng o'clock IN the lover Bay
hi: Wnn-ganc-, Lowell Of Bath, god IS I'm New Orleans,
with cotton. x, 10 masfcr
Big Macon Lewis Is In Savannah with cotton aud rice
X VI Urmill.
Br sch -rnine Pike 60 ds from Sierra Leone with palm
oil &c to master. Br brig Vast, ST Johns NIB. st
inst lon H. spoke bark NJ rquilon Of AID FIN Boston or
Mobile days rh~ has experienced severe weather on
the passage; lost sails sc.
seh Margaret, Waslon, d, I'm Bosten mdze to Hun
6I.
SAILED,
Ship Oswego Wood. New Orleans.
Bark Hebron Woodbury.. paIachco..
Bss Osceoa Para. 81 Johns Pr; Essex Ragnes Havana;
Alphonso, DAM Pausen, Porto Rico; and others.
BELOW,
A Russian snip fun the Straits OF Gbraer; sso Swedish
brig:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

sAYDs's sARsAPARILA-Light Is t most IMPORTANT, the
most sensible and striking phenomenon OF the Universe 1t al
fors the means Of exalted and exquisite pleasures aud the
source from whence derives the largest proportion Of va
luabe knowledge When decomposed found 10 consist
of the seven primary color thus proving the Sum- the
from whence comes be the grand painter o CREATION AS
jight is to the physical world so is health the physical
lams remove the and all blank take away the other
and man wthers he blooms As the genial rays Of the
sun inuse warmth ad renewed into the vegetable
alton so SANpss S.RsAPARLIA IHuscs strength into the
wax and sncid frame Daily experience shows results the
most pleasing and unlocked for Thus gadenne the hearts
thousands who had given despair Cures recorded
calculated satisfy The incredu ous; and facts
stubont things. they have only TO be mentioned Chronic
Sc are safely and perfectly cured by lis use.
Prepare sold wholesale and retail and for expor,aton
bv A. B. SANDS * co Druggists tGTanite Buih!incs,)
corner o. Broadway and Chambers Sold also b A.
B. * D. SANDS, 10 Fulton. OF u )dStrset; and IT II
East Broadway Of Marketstreet Price 81 bottle
SIX bottles for So
T. We speak from experience when wrireGommend TO opr
friends may be !oubed with cold TO a once the
MeSss Peases Io4hound Candy sold al IS Diysonstrtet
1t has saved from cough and sore throat and feel
grateful for the service. II Is IN truth most valuable
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
WI. DUMONT Anc,;o.....,

I'GhNlIUkE NOTlCE-Sota Bedsteads, &c
F.COLTON would inform all who are IN want ny a.,
n'rre o! w description that h- prepared to furnh ana
n,s cGsntiy on hand very large a.,ortmsr ineiudins
oiy and economy arr without THAR equal The public are
iH'iea 10 call and examine shem-aso, all oher kind, OF
Sotes always on hand ' "
these e5sasnE up houssSee ing wishing to sell all OF
lag line or calling upon the subscriber - " N
Sales by Auctcn faithfully attsud-u TO-
au26isrf s.COLT0N ia En,,, aud ~ .,
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MUSEUM ADMISSION
VIII sh0rflu CI0se.

COLES PICTURES Of MOUNT ETNA.
~ VOYAGE OF LIFE. PAST AND PRESENT
ANGELS MlNISTERING TO CHRIST IN THE
WILDER NESS, SC now exhibiting at the rooms Of the
National Academy, Of LeOnardsreet and Broadway
AInittarce % cents. Catalogues st il5 2w,*
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

T. Nervous DiseAsEs-lt should b. remembered when
lhe tlooA ecumb--d with mpurty that MS volume or
rent quantity Is increased; aud hence dsteGSiOn,
s1ve ii , blood vessels which gives rse TO lownesS Of
The tam of miserable feelings generally denomnate Nrr
you Diseases and which have heretofore been considered IN
II persons thus af ctsd however wouA resorto he
Of =; -ehs Indian Vegetable Pills, medicine whch PCS
III ijops umors aud purifying The blood they would soon
Eu e strong as tosr et nfis r he2s H1d tt
IN disorders o BODY and mud, would b. speedily ban
is!e rom the iody single q box will in AL cases
le nyad Of e value: aGd perseverance, Accord
For ssIs wholesale OF retail, the Principal Office, No.
fat;a-A> countereI,s abroad, avoid all stor-s Of
doubtful character aud be particular IN ask Tor Wght In
dian Ve--ta5le fills.
Htfcss devoted exclusively the sale of the medicine,
wholesale and IetaNo 28S Greenwich street. New York
No lq9 fremont street Boston, and No69 Race Phil
adj uha.
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BELOW,

Russian snip fun the Straits Of Gbrater also Swedish
brig.
Wind North, with appearance of snow
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

[IRIGHI'S S1EEL PENS -Bytt1e improve
w ment furnishing the points OF these Pens they
made iuiiy equal 10 the quill IN iitxibty freedom she'd
i'm. thr INK and SnUOtineSSn gliding TIE
per- They wAkRASrtp O. give Satisidcuon and the
nulacturers solicit nothing than trial BY those who
hlye not III, m feeling confident Thar they will prove as
good here represented They made of various degrees
ineness and exibity 70 suit all classes of writer's Put
up III boxes and cards ~ fh- Sold By Sta
TONERS generally Dealers supplied by g. Barnet Co III
Broadway, Courtanl street
Please observe taat ZACH pen is STAMPED in foil &c. e.
,lt L (,n New YDrso
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

VALUABLE 2EARL-STREET PROPERTY
AT AUCTlON,-E.. II. LUDLOW & Co will .,n
on FRIDAY January 26th l2 O'clock at the Nerch,t
Exchange the three story brick House .nd Lot, No IS Prs
sctetH9use % BY t5 lot . by So IL wei. arranged 70.
iirs 'aiS and small .1ppnse be- converted INTO
star TOT "hlch II Is Tavoraby situated between Boad and
"itehA-s;Te pes cent OF TIE purchase money cap re-
!as9n ooad and mosage. For particulars apply 10 :
Law htN E, No 3 Wall->sreet. ~ The Aucioperrs
Ihr House can bs seen AZ any time ;as1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

Professor Bronson, who, by happy combination Of ex
tacin m9i'tue N cnet parts OF the city has gensrou.
eieed ms services i3 the evening Ar suitable n,eya,
hefltsioHS ne w also give exposition and erempliG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

The Gypsy QUEEN can BE- privately consulted regard
tnS PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE events:
Performances every evening o'clock, sH Wednss
dty aud Saturday aterroOu, at o'clock.
Admission 10 he whole 25cens children under years half
p,iCe
GlTsy Queen. jz2
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pppO5Ile LIle EtsLOl EOlst.
y g. a new Edition OF WlLLETT'S OLD ARITH-
NETIC, n pilshrC lal6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

s. Professor Nasn, whose vocal powers will bear comn,r
sou wlth any musical performer in the United States has also
consented 70 De present Several Duets Solos and other
VIII Ps tceomIned by Miss DobsoU on of Atwil's
grand panos he and unaffected vocal and mssicsI
performances Of Miss Dobson would -nric any
WV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

Dr. SheFaan aTeo1Se IS 10 E5sSsu Sftet Agsnts-
n7 Hudson Spring lS8 Bowery Spring
i59 and col Broadwsy. In BROOKLYN Mrs Hays, l3s Futon
Mountains Drug store, 333 Fulton Smson Pros
Ia Ncwatk. j. Z Tfppe Broad street. Phidelphia Zebe
y Co.. Ledger BridsG;s Boston, Reddlng &'.o s;ate
Reed corner Cav aid Sarag. streets BaltIAofo Jones s
Clark Washrgoc City A. He'd, Charleston; = G. q +.
Thomas Il. Man street, Cincinnati L. NJ. BoYce, Chez
20. Natrr.g CIver & Co, New ORLEANS. DAntgnac &
barry, Augusta D. Robson, Harrisburg jaz2 lmDaW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

A MEXICAN POST OFFlCE-Ihe American
ALeer MGil Company have established rost Otces
New York PhadeiphiG baltimore and Boston, and viii
iansmlt letters daily from each city I, the ohestw
day between New York aud Phlladelpha.
Postage s. cents for each payable always advance
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Dir. VALENTINE.

DR. VALENTINE,
whose Oddities bits scraps entire
audience there IN continued roaf of laughter
Also engaged MONS. and MADAME. CHECKENI two
celebrated Dancers and Pantomimists La Petite CERiTO
ia thaIming dans.use Mr.. II. G. SHERMAN. the ballad
snEsti = T. BOOTH, the famous Comic Singer; GREAT
WESTERLY, the greatest Nigga Exlravagal,ist living and
the qneGuaed imitaor of the Locomotive Engine at full
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

coIrer np, COMMON PLEAS. -. Before judges UL-
N09mn snrnvros 0r SSLIs aud INeRAHAM.
In the case O, Michael Walsh, the Court decided
hs, the Sheriff has 20 10 h'e custodyno the officer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

| NPhECEDENTED ENTERTAINMENT
- at the nuted States Hotel of P-a and FnI,on
streets; on Hu RspAY evening the 25h January 1874
ne Ladies OF The NASSAU street Congregation will com
"nce thetr Annual festival iii the spacou, S,lonrs G r.
ococS The Festival vii! close II o'cock The win
lows on fear aud Watersheds will De brilliantly, r,n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
Enthusiastically reported for The Tribune.

lois in Be2lmau st, between Gin aud Pearl streets,
-, TT inches by - feet each, sold lor jV
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..gSAUCTION SALES.
r,v p,>r1, JOSIAH Richards, Aucuoueer
X p, pbaSGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.
,1pry TUESDAY. March a;,h ls4,

7>uTpTy ITHs-SStp Esp SY March 18th, ls4s.
~ ~ aln! f-HiNLH NEW-YORK TRADE SaIv
IL IN ne FeSu tAde Sale will be commenced on Tues,
ey e <oth S 9arch next |, vail D. coadnr,sI nndr ~
4rrcn9n OF ,h SImHse p OF the Tsr a, hrr;ofoIe s
r, u seiceS et Books f1r~I Stationery Seotyts r.,..
selected aud should be furnished By he ist Q, FsSua5yy
when the " ee PM 70 press The usual c. ,h sa
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Markets. TINS Day. 9 o'clocI

TU DO ITO : ~tOrIFrr''oS''f
9t do n Am Trust $50 l6
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VESSELS WANTED.-rt appears from the following
paragraph in the Bangor Wing Of yesterday, that
vessels ere in demand in that quartsr:--"Our ship
pers of lumber find II very difficult TO obtain yes.
sells sufficient TO carry the lumber sold TO market -
A great deficiency Of vessels has been felt all the
far snd still continues greatly to the
of the business of city. About one hundred vessels
are now employed here, which IL less thsnhe usual mum
Der while al the same time there is large increase oil
business and of course, greater demand for vessels
The scarcity OF vessels has increased somewhat the price
of freghts and those having suitable vessels will do wei
to send hem to this city for business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-16

CAN JoIy THE CHURCH or ROME, WHILE MY
RULE OF FAITH ~ THE BIBLE This Is the title OF
one of the ablest works which the poemical war
fare now waging has elected. The author, DR..
Cesar MALAN, is described by DR.. BAIRD, in his
introduction, as one Of the most eminent and pow
erful conroversialists the Protestant side in Eu-
rope. His works, which have been very numer-
Gus, have commanded wide and profound atten-
ton The subject OF the Catholic faith is rigorous
" tested by Scripture in the present work, and is
treated with vigor power, and clearness Of rea-
soning, seldom exhibited. Dr. BAlRD's introduce
ton is interesting, and the Translation, he tells us,
was made by members of his family. The work
has just been neatly and cheaply issued by the
Harpers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-16

TOBACCO CRor OF VlRGTaIA.-The Lynchburg
paper says;-"we have great complaints from the sur
rounding country in regard TO the scarcity of tobacco
plants The fly seems TO be destructive upon them
than have ever known. Many will not be enabled to
plant 81 all and ouy plan, part Of their crop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-16

FROM HAvANA.-We have files of the Diario de
Ia Marina. to the I'd inst They contain nothing Of I'm
portance The Matanzas Aurora Of the LIST inst states
that advces have been received there Of victory gained
by the Spaniards the North of Africa the port Of Tan
ger having been taken by the Of tho army sta
toned attCeuta Concha General in Chief Of the exPe
tion commanding the vanguard, direct to
Tanger steamboats, conveyed by Spanish vessels
Of war
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HIsHwAy RoBBERY.-A gentleman named
Youngs from Michigan, was last evening knocked down
below the Railroad Depot in Market street. and robbed OF
his watch and wallet and was very danger ousy injured
turn out to be old offenders, Stephen Cutter and an En-
Rlishman named Loyd-.4lIanu KnickerGocker, Nav To-
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Aulllselllents.

CHATHAM TuEArnE.-This week has already
proved full of attractions. We have not only had
Two productions each If which has proved success
full but with praseworthy determination that no theatr'
shall ouve this in variety and attraction another chang'
OF performance has been decided on for tonight I'M
evening he presented the favorite aud popular dramt
of LIE Tour Des Ncsle, Margaret OF Burgundy, Mr.
Conner supporting the character Of Capt Burdan Aiie
has been received with shouts of appreciation will be ~
pested by Miss NJ A. Common and Mr. Brookes Winans
the popular comedian, will sing comic meaev snu va.
great alton the night OF her dement, as 10 ca
forth demands from all quarters for its repetition Miss
Rev nolds appears Madame Gertrude This Is an excel
lent bill and i'll fail to attract the attention Of those
who would enjoy theatrical trvat
RAYMOND AND WEEKS MESAGERIE, COR. OF SrH
ST. AND BowERY.-Ths grand, rational, and highly
instructive exhibition. continues to attract hundreds daily
we'll from the novelty Of an admirably conducted ms
nsgerie from the variety of curious and entertaining
animals comprising IT, the attention OF the conductors and
the general arrangement and discipline Of the animals
The location Of the pavilion IL the most appropriate that
could be chosen, at the cor Of 9Th st. and Bowsry ON
nbuses and rail road passing the enrnncs every i've
minutes and Herr Dresbach the only Herr Dreibach in
the world ready to exhibit his mss,ershp over the
untamed creatures OF the forest.
SUCH AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF entertainment as
the manager of the New York Museum presents to
the public for the Of one shilling, is continual
source of surprise TO every person lie has had tbs con
the fine arts is submitted the inspection Of the visitors
extra shs being %sd oss wssd
enough in all conscience for shilling; but the manag
appears TO Re of different opinion, to Judge by
manner which be heaps additional attractions Tn,
place matter OF course is crowded to excess every
night
AMERICAN MUSEUM presents its richest bill to-day
at 81 and = T. n. The Orpheans, regular desccna.
OF Orpheus, gagged and will sing oi the
choicest OF these songs which have dea the pub
lie Tor the week past Also, on hand-Mr Wiurhell the
essence of Yankees'n, Dutchism, ard Devii,sm- n.
Cole, the ConortiofisCero, and TIE Giants small
attraction for twenty-five cents fhs mortal who neg
lects this chanc Tor delight and amusement, should ~
voted buck wheat msdal-ha,s all Go early, or you
will not get seats.
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Every praise was awarded to the Judges for the
impartial, satisfactory and pans-taking manner in
which they directed the match, and for the facili-
ties afforded to all interested Their evident OBJ.
ect was, in having so many false starts, TO etevery
conduct pursued on all occasions, the turf
would soon rise in the estimation of those who
now think hut little of il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-16

FROM CANApA.-We learn by Virgil 81 Co.'s ex-
press that Mr. S.cor Of Sy racue in this State shot,
as is supposed hy of the hands that he had dsehag
ed The wound rendered the amputation Of his aim
cessary. He is expected to recover the Montreal He
raid has long list of marine disasters oceasoned by the
Several vessels driven ashore cut in two by
the Ice and their cargoes damaged No Lives appear to
have been lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-16

, OHIO RIvER.-At Wheeling, on Saturday, the
River had eight feet water fin the channel and falling
~ Pittsburg, on Saturday afternoon the River had six
foe, OF water In the channel
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STRUCK FOR HIGHER WAGES We understand
that portion OF the workmen employed on the
ton of the Mohawk and Hudson railroad suspended work
o Saturday, I'LL their wages should be raised from six
shilIings to one dollar per day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-16

LAKE DISASTERS. two schooners, the n. Biddle
and Shamrock the former bound west IN ballast
from this port and the latter filled with pork, Sc, for the
Wellsnd Canal capsized In the gust which passed
over the lake on Saturday last One hand was lost from
the shamrock We learn that the brig u lschmond was
OF Fighting her and the O,towa Gov Marcy went oil from
our mort Yesterday AMI toward the Shamrock under n
Abino where she lies. sail vessel will be sent Ia
secnre the cargo Buffalo .9dr. May IL.