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D.STlLLE. July lS. lsii.
To tie Editor ef the DcnriEa Repul!,eGn:
SIR: In Justice TO my own feelings must re-
quest you not to make use of NY name IS Presl-
cent Of the Young Hickory Association in this
village In your paper Of this date fad an ad.
dress purportlng to nave been made By myself at
the meeting Of that Association on Saturday
last at the COMMITTEE roor. pronounce that
statement false. Those words arc not mine; and
must particularly notice the following express
sion in your statement as especially offensive TO
my feelings:
"Hc,'' Major Campcn, "said the enthusiasm
and spirit whlch prevailed, reminded him Of the
days when the Democrats erected liberty poles
and were called Wigs, and those who have
now 'stolcn the livery of Heaven 10 serve the
Devil in were called Tories
never used the language, and l disown the
sentiment. request you to retract the state
ment and | insist that you shall not make use
OF my name in future in favor of any political
pafty without my permission.
l have hoped that the increasing infirmities Of
age might furnish an excuse for my drawing
myself from the political contests which divide
my friends and fellow citizens, and for my being
satisfied with silent vote for the man and meas
ucs whose success WILL in my opinion, best Sc
cure the good of the Country; but | will not
permit my love of quiet to be abused in this
manner.
My character is more precious to me than my
rcposc. | desire to leave the world with my
good wishes to all-at peace with all parties-and
that hope may still do when under these pc
cuiiar circumstances feel compelled TO clear my
character from the imputations you have thrown
upon it by stating my views upon the great qucs-
tons to be decided at our next Election.
| ain opposed to the immediate annexation of
Texas. would consider il as a violation of oHr
treaty with Mexico, and declaration of wag
against that Government.
am in favor OF the present Tariff, and opposed
to its repeal or reduction.
In conclusion implore my fellow citizens of
all parties to leave me in the peace and quiet that
best snit my years, and which l supposed | had
fairly won by my humble and faithful services to
the cause of Liberty, in many bloody scenes OF
suffering and danger throughout the whole oflhe
Revolutionary War. lib that free Offering of
the best strength and blood of my best days
have not earned riches or fame from my Coun-
lrymen surely have at least deserved that, at
four score gears and seuen, my intirmitics shoald
not be thus abused, nor lay gray hairs dishonofed
by being thus falsely represented to the world as
uttering against those whom love and honor the
language of vulgar profanity and wanton insult.
MosEs VAN CAMPEN.
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e Currcncy.-THE EVIL MD TIE REMEDY.
ATreatise the Nature Tendency and consequences o
our present Monetary s stem with plan tor It's eiiectua and
heneicent reon published for the Public nnd Author by
w H. GRAHAM, 1o Sassaustrect New ork; Burgess
trnge 2 Broadway do. Price 81 per hundred. cant
Il cnpy.
The only object of the Author being to secure the Reform
herein pop.ed the work published at Jis cost ard the pub
lie will only pny for printing the copies which they may re-
quire All friends honest steady. prosperous business and
of uly employed well rewarded labor. earnestly request
ed to nd extending the circulation of this pamphlet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

rF- The LIE and Public Services OF Hen.
ry CLAW by EPgs SARGE.r may be obtained Reddiss
Cas- Boston Zeiber & Co.'S Philadelphia. and at Cushing
Brothers Baltimore TINS Biography the fniies and mosl
complete any published Of Mr. Clay and soit nt the
uncolnmony low price of l21 copy aS DSW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

Goop.-En convcrsing day or two snce with
rather an intelligent Loco. Foco about Col Polk.
recent Tariff Letter, addressed to .ilr. Kane, of
Philadelphia, he unhcststingly pronounced it a
vile forgery'-a base febricaion;' y or .
said he. I" it would certainly have been published
in the Democratic papers" Not Sc " certainly"
VIC replied. The letter was produced, and its
fesh-maEks were 50 prominent Is to convince
even this incrcduous Loco thatlt was, indeed,
the production of James h. Polk But" said
he, upon reading it and seeing he address, it
was written for Pennsylvania"
Ha /. ha exactly. II was witten for Penn
splrania! - Columbia Tenn Observer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

Hardware, Cutlery, Sc.-LEWls BENZ
DICT & CO. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have removed to this city, nj have aSen
the Store 81 Pearsreet. oppoSe the ouse.'
,hev orc now opeang large ard weseecled assort
ment of Goods both Foreign and Domestic. to which ey
would call tie attention of those wishing to purchase ap5c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

nr The Books OF Subscription to the Capita
Stock or,ho New York and Erie Railroad Co are now open II
the Office of tie Company No. "a Wall-stree between Inc
hours of 10 and - WM NJ GOuLp' STcieuu =.
Nev-YoIk Hp!il 2ilh, 1871 I'D
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we bove e,oplnyel Mr. Hodge to pcri1rr some chemica!
nnnly.es or u.s. and from the manner IN winch they were
eNe,u,n' ,,rir s,cb @ VII A. B. SANDS X co.
" n.n,. l.,,r v,st Iunai ls4 le! eOdif
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TRIBUNE EGOk BINjERY,
No. SPRUCE STREET,
THIRD STORY.

GAYLORD & ALEXANDER,
Are prepared to execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
~ 3. Particular paid TO ebndins Cd Cooks Pc
rodica. Music, &C., good style and at reasonable
Persons visiting the city have eiE books rebound
shnr notice. ~ U
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h- North American Phalans, Monmouth Co
n j. (Addrcss Lcedsvie r o. 81 mics from New YoFk wa
steamboat OKIS from Fulton Narke,o Red Bank daily dur
inr the summer Mr. EDWARD GILES is the accredited
agent OF the Phaany New York. end may be consulted on
=, hs,pes, ou Sl 10 O'Clock p II! at his residence No 1
yyIL.-, jyl 3m
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rrs- Water Curc.-J. Shew. NJ. d. m author on Wa
fer Cure 2S Fouh-st endy 10 visit his friends and ohe
who care to be treated medically piou drugs Water Cure
for efficacy system without paruel il the healing MT
Most cases. if not ALL be well treated in private dwell
ings US elsewhere. The poor advised cratuitolsY Va ON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

ns 1uomson's Clay Mednl.-For sale ut the
Tribune Office Ito Nnsausreet, THoMsoN's CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion acknowledged likeness and pronounced
of a Price $40 hundfed Orders from Clay
rI,hs so,c.ed jyl1 II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

NJ The Tariff as Ii Is, compared 'eith the SuOst'-
ute proposed ty its -4ayersGreS IN e "a! Te7Vea 10 De
T,,,s STATES House of REPRESENTATIVES by Gen Mckay u
NJ C. BY II. GREELEY.
The above Tract ready and for sale u The Tribune oce
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

NT The Letters of Cass'"s NJ clay, on Sn-
~ o or The Presidency are printed in Pamphlet. and fo
sale at the Tribune Office Price slo per lVo OF Sio per iV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. ltD NASSAU-STRECT.
All kinds of lob Printing. such
p.NPuLETs Mammoth Snow Bills
CATALOGUES. LECTURE BILLS,
CggCKs CARDS, CoaCSRT BILLS. Plain AMI
Insurance PGLICiEs, 'ancy.
BILLS oy i.ADlSG, PotiT!CA. BILLS,
CIRCULARS. tiRCuLAiS. lneatl &c
ror,iy executed NJ the Office o the Tribune No. Isl Nassau
s;reet-0pnosie :ha Park.
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LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY.

LII Z N4'U u Ii U!i-1 UT AI-ft'I tbiI'
Ehig Committees! Clay Clubs! Friends
OF 1yr. Clay: send on your orders!
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF The UNITED STATES.
or ALL PARTIES, ALL cREEDs, ALL CALLINGs.
s:lres EnS-STinSs!
THE LIFE AND SPEECHES
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE LIBRARY.-Th. summer
lfl OF the Library for the examination OF the hooi;
Sep,ember-nenber: having books ouf will please return
them as rs possible and such hgye not pad up Their
dncs are requested call and settle The that the report
on the condition of the Institute may be as full as possible.
Ey order Library COMMITTEE,
Institute Rooms, CHARLES II. Bahhli hcM,HhV
July oath. 1874. " 20 lyt
EJYDROPATHY.-Dr. TR ALL, of No E0 lana!-sfeei,
is daily trer,ing acute diseases. levers, hf1mmatons
&c also Gou Rheumatism. cronn DysGepsa, Ulcers skin
diseases Liver Complaints Mercurnl Affections lncipsn
Consumpton &C. sc with unparalleled by means Of
regimen I'd the WATER Trail Gun refer
To many interesting this city and TO numerous parents
nnNvn under trentment Jysi -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

GUNNER COATS of every variety and style q rs,neea
- pricss al the Sew-Tok Cash Tailoring Establishment,
IL broadway three doors below the franklin House Aso
erre assortment of Shirts made IN order which are waiinh'eu
70 M @ nhe 10 De Oh superior j. C. BOOTH s. Co.
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- mutue1 Lie Insurance Conpany; OF

iyl I'm Total Lives Insured. 81
lC- DIR. Phfnney's Family Pills constantly
for saIe by a B. d. SANDS ~ Fulton street, 2I3 Broad
r.v am: = Fast Rrnsdyny lej 6ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

HIVE hand and intend Keeping cnnstanI Supp,y U % %
shades running from month thirty days. 10 one
year or three hundred ind seventy hye days with once
nr ala, large Time Keepers for Banks, Churches. Pnbs
Houses &c running yenr with once winding hnn T,l
o ma nriacufe order. Tuet, Steeple or Town CooA
FunTnmg T.nng III ,9oIs Is.a u'e NOUN - 'eA iy3lm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

-, HANIEil-Fof t'yo peIS0us Room and bedroom.
So sr=c pantry " h some respectable private family.
t..%- References gwen aud equ.rei. Address o. W n
hume q ne. W
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THE TRIBUN E
,1nc,.,.,c. or Association il. France.

~ ,ysL.TEp rgoN Tns DxM0cRA1GE PAclfIQVE
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7, ENGVNi1 he Sl5,cf cfbe- hnle removed 10 the new and
- cumuoGious 10. 10 Maiden Lane, whera
they fcoeHlts by r,e'y Jacket addhos 10 eif az
rea extensive stuck OF goods the whole OF which has oeen
selected b W r naiosc and consists IN paII -
follows,
TABLE AND POCKET CJILERY-A full assortment,
PLATED ~ Ait'.-S- -eiej gut birmingham IA great va
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ID AGs-The highest market Prices will be paid IN cHsh 10
NH II srs sl'' Ct GYEGs W. FIELD No. BaI!ia: Zip.
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5sES \. BROWNS Hoarjiug Iu,le has been removed
= tae Is; G:eenalchsIee; an Battery Place,
WI T.. accommodate both and
,,a.s h,sfers 1Ee ho-e has teen thoroughly repaired
sg slsed up tnd o. the mo>; delightful residences
tis y ralrlan.n. iui ui the Battery and Bay
a- tr, sri erc the-e : si@nys fresh sea oreeze.
,yi Fl 80, - l y, .l-.sgt aCi Et,.. hy jy-1 I'm
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STATE PsIsoN LABOR IL OnIo.-A State Con.
vcntlon of the Mechanics of Ohio favorable to
reform in the present system Of State Prison labor
in tha; State, whose abuses would seem to be uu.
usually great, was recently held at Newark. The
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

AEFN{,I. IFtNT ID-Tly n renon 5rcd Mechanic. an
a Of rnGre.tonabe 'ceegce s.. 90 Character. TO teso
L. CT .s-r5ch r--rr7 Avenue cEd lSh street.
/ y,iil f.rc,y. .5-i-r1it 5i-B,ion ~ Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

We cal the attention Of our readers to the fol-
lop;nc article, recently published in the Echo
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7
g. STyEiIl4t. TAYLOR & co.
yhiPOETERS AND JOBEEES. 10 Cctar street. offer for
4 ,Ae together with scnc'a assortment o Fnncy and sta
pie Dc, Goods the largest sleek o FiGnnels the market and
tine low 81 prices.
Merchants iom the vii find To their interest 10
s,nni,r lin, e. tife ,:och Of ev Fnll Goods. Jyb
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S,TATIONERY WAREHOUSE, II Maiden Iune between
- WiIinm and Gold streets, New York.
FRANCIS &. LOUrREL. Manufacturing StationerS. I'm
un,ers md enlers in Foreign ard Domestic stationery ef
chants md oilers will find the above establishment SiIrc
rGf assortment Of ACCOUNT BOOKS. made OF the best
Linen PAPER, nd bound in durable sIyle
Also large variety OF STATIONERY Y. tHncY and staple
which will be sold nj the lowest market price
Complete sets Books for Banks. Public Offices, Insurance
Companies Merchants, and Oters Ruled ami Bound 10 any
pat TEN Mt short nUilre:
style ut reduced prices. ,
Particular attention given to tie Binding OF Lbares Peri
odicals. Music making Of SAMPLE CARDS. POhTFp-
LOS. sc,
II MAIDEN LINE
Prapretnrs and Manufacturers Of Francis ceebmed NAN
FOLD WRITERS. Premium CE0TON INKS, BaSS'
BlGe, Red and Cnrmlne. .y-oI
tlREAD-LAkGE-L.lGHT AND SWEEII-AyLoAT As
u WE'LL AS sAsHnRE.--COSAN1'S Pnf<nt Yaa't rIIlfr. re-
a larger and ghfer loaf than ether "eethcss h" j.
guaranteed und thus Geidify OF stomach IS peseh eu ~
may be ;.eh ut sen well land. benz %":hleh !"
Ieeo IN every c.ne. Bread. Buckwhet Ficar and Cake
made with this invaluable material may BE- bakei as soon IS
mixed ,,-.... ,r y,s.oi. ,rs
invited 70 give this Yeast tal. Full tect!ons accompany
each package. :, , ,,,-y,u .. TO- N,..,,,
Sold wholesale ard retaby M p MDsSY, al ID. Nassau
street. ccrEer OF Beckman. Clinton HAL ,,p.-
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Az s,ARib-jnRa n EugYIsD. VI = .TcHSy oinspsip-
p s.i scG, Ia cU hSps thai may oe conhded ~ aur
m IL Ctcui Cuis %; Adams ari Ing sdaeea, counnes and
IN tic Superior lufts ui the Stac 4 favorable professional
c.lecjn m I.ursoa wl eabc hm u attend 10 business
-, IN - '',ls cla Slsie Natrhez. lie reiens to
;,-7ri .. 7. .r,ur Van t!dAe Cauidwel and
Ccb. Cochran. agent tcf Brown, " NaTnck,
,,f.,-...- :. % Malcolm Y t.arl
Sem Cochran hecfy LSNeTtY.
William Kan. ~
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Now was my counsel just right That it is
proven by the fact Tint taken. That there
Siy or lrmg evident Iran The fact that he did not fire that
night, ard nigh, Of pence The General tJok my
udvice but imprisoned the for giving II.
alter my labOt hall pas 10 clock the citizens
Dispersed the clear all quiet the police
home. gnd The General retired wih them From the pure>t al
feelings rrd the bet :" IMPULSES had raised
unnecessary biuo.ed and 10 the fc 9 te Shtrd
fiiasifi Ard what the Islce! PRISON
but there durs al That night SINGLE nc; OF violence.
sing breach u the peace. Nur there done Ia
person property un: where TIE ci county. Tar
know oI have learned the extent u scratch Even
hrse who were apptchcnded discharged suiieS
without bail II asl ui peace. No blood stunned
>trc paired by th ErunEs OF the wounded and
dy ing and heart skencd al the sht oi the mars!ei aud
murdered dead.
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and Others too TO mennn including The cseDa,e
"Wd Cat Tiger TAIL" &c. This Gallery" ut least
Interesting and unique md the only emunen,on expected
mn patronage from those who desire their own IKE
neses which may ATTAINED style unnvaed at any hour
from A. Il. to 4 F. N. ,,,,nn,. co
n. B.-German French and American ApparnuS ana mn
erals of the quality. and wcrrunted as SUCH constantly
hand and M he sent to oder to uny part oi te Uneu
States. st low prices for cash. psCo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
Things I'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25-f. ".
DESIGNATION OF THE SABBATH.-During the
whole OF Yesterday, there continued alarm OF hf
among the rowdy portion of the Department About o
clock old boat Windmill Island in the Delawa!s
opposite South street. fire and destroyed This
brought body OF The Department. portion OF
which acted, az Is usual, the part OF b!ackguards.
Ia Second Plum the Aloyamensins and Marion
Hose Companies engaged bru:al fight. throwing stones
clubs sc. each other with fearful violence breaking the
windows of the houses the n.ighborhood and endaageng
the lives Of the inmates. Several of those engaged
ousy injured One character desperate than rest
prandsh.d knife melee and he would his
Opponents heart blood Ia attempting 10 take the knife
away OF his comrades severely the wrist
in the Northern Liberties similar fight also occurred; but
not single arrest made IN either
HORRIBLE ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIpE-Dil-
chae Master an industrious labong man. residing al Bur-
lington ~ attempted DESTROY his lie yesteday afternoon
b. taking laudanum his residence that quiet village
Failing the attempt he resored the OF large knife.
with which he inflicted several gashe upon hiahIoar
He has large family and is lingering in the asonies OF
death
" a. ?. NJ The 7 o'clock line, from New
York has yet arrived We fear serious accident.
The O'Clock Mail Line arrived IN due season.
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Dreadful Explosion and Death.

1t is our melancholy duty, (says the PETERSBURG.
Intelltgencer of Saturday, to record another OF
those dreadful caamities against which no human
foresight can guard. On Friday morning, loco
motive, with train Of thrtytwo burden cars, left
the depot of the Petersburg and Roanoke road at
about 9 O'Clock. After passing the first curve on
the road discovered that one OF the cars had
got of the track, and the engine Of conrse nl-
mediately sopped-the engineer getting down TO
see what was the nature of the difficulty As soon
as the had been placed on the track the engineer
returned to his post and put the engine IN motion
No sooner had he done So than the boiler burst,
tearing the engine to atoms and the eng neer literally
into pieces at the same time killing negro man,
who was fireman, and very severely lnJurng
another
The engineer was very worthy man, by the
name of Smith. The explosion was tremendous
one, having been heard all over town, and producing
a shock like that of an earthquake. fragments OF
it were blown great distance, and one piece of
the boiler, weighing at least two hundred pounds,
was blown more than two hundred yards.
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CIT Y a Fl AIR S.
MONDAY, March ?,
BOARD or ALDERMEN

y.
The President. L. F PuIdy Esq. the Chair A number
OF petitions referred, OF private
Reducing Standardization OF Aaron Kline
and others for reduction of city officers,
follows All 5000 aud under $780, per CT: Sje0
and under $1,000 10 81 0O8 ard under So 600 ~
per $4,000 and under So O0 Is per CT $1,000
and under $1,000 i0per CT aud all over i0G0 so per R
f-red Committee Salaries report posi-
bic.
Reports-In favor of leasing Frederick Ferry,
gore OF land cor. of 18th ST. and 10th Avenus.
or the Joint Special COMMITTEES adverse the memorial Of
the y Y and Enc Railroad Co for loan of So coo 600 FOX
the Corporatlon-aaopied and ordered printed
In favor OF remuusIatlns o. Peck for los. Of horse Re-
efTed back
In favor removing the Fulton Fish Market TO the
WING of that bulding-adopted'
In favor of constructing sewer IN Stanton ST. from PITT
MangeT st.-ConcurTed IN
By Aid Pu1dy-Pr-amble and resolution demonstrating
the bull before the Legislature proposing reduction
and division of the fees and duties of tn Sheriff Office
adopted.
Police Retorml-1he blrepeatedly announced as
before this Board up b. s-th section
taken being the Board of appointment passed By the
other Board
This long debated subject al length settled by giving
thu Mayor and Common Council the appointing power The
Mayor suitable persons for officers paIro men,
and who De confirmed by the Common Council The
hull. punniog Tou. Nash Waterman. Brsvoort
Brady RtwsOu aud j-vs-ll. NaysMaItln EmIaoaS Van
d-roort, Purify, Hatfield sIa Briggs
The remainder Of the Ordnance taken up, various
am .udments, proposed but before much headYay
made III the premises the Board adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

~ The announcement of the arrival OF Gen.
HENDERSON, Of Texas, at Washington, seems TO
have been premature. The Intelligencer OF yester-
day states that he momently expected. The
story published in penny paper here about the re-
ception Of Mr. H. at the Capital with banners, firing
of cannon, professions, &c. &c. is pronounced by
the Intelhgencer to be unmitigated hoax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26

ArwIIL,, Music REro.IToRY-The patronage extended
this establishment this season, indication both OF
the Improvement of the public taste and the increased
exertious Of enteprising proprietor His efforts IN publ!
shnc the best music the best manner, and procuring
for his patrons superior instruments comparatively low
prces have been so successful for MIN bu
sness reputation which cannot fail to reward him amply for
his rast and present These who purchase music
viii not forget 2O Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
CITY ogNrw YoRx. MAYORS OrrrcE )

MARCH %, 1914.
WHEREAS, the morning Of the 22d day Of March in.
slant between and O'clock Cotton warehouse
and dwelling of Mr. John Gibbons at Il8 100 Perry
street olously FIRE the fire being communicated
on The outside of the Of the buildings:
Now, therefore, |. ROBERT H. MORRIS. Mayor of the
City CT New York by virtue Of authority in vested do
hereby offer reward of Five Hundre Dollars for the detrc
ton and conviction of the lncendiaries.
In witness whereof have heeunto set my hand and
T. and caused the seal Of Msyoraty be the day
and year Aforesaid ROBERf H. NORRIS,
reitt Mayor Of the City Of New York.
81 i. giving the most superb
ps.oiia - - how. Go to-nigh.
md h,rfijs s.str, I'D hi. wonderful
.u4 10. 'ft,e: ,teacsior lie p4s, Id you will
laugh e,e.y ycstig- oil The hypo Of ye.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.
President BRowN in the Chair.


Report in favor of paying costs and expenses OF
suit OF w Bird, JI. aJoped. Report To hight Madison street
plth gas: adopted
The wh4rvss al Castle Garden ordered br repaired
lvatioa Mr.. Giles hear lecture Tabe!uacle;
cepted.
An order passed TO pay John X. Cajmus S25.
Thomas W aace appointed Inspector of lime.
Daniel A. Took-r appointed a lily Weighsr-
The places Of holding POLLS the Districts
altered.
A n.w well was ordered to be dug in 2Sth street.
The proposition change the OF portion OF the
Bowery TO attn sIeet; lost
Several petitions and other papers referred.
TIE report against subscribing for S300OG00 the Erie
Railroad 20 concuued III.
P c Corteyou had leave the remains Of his
children.
MI Crous had leave the remains CT his nephew.
The sheImens stalls at Fulton market were ordered TO be
Paul Grout was appointed Inspector of Election
Some other business was transacted and the Board ad-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT II
FEE lNlrt.U STATES
No. 90 Bowery.
ANDERSON \ DOBBS

Have usl received large assortment Of speUd New Pal,
terms OF ESGLIsA TH6KE Ply poUsLE SupERylSE Frs,
aud CoaIuoN I>GR4iN CARPETING, VEnrms SrAR
AND HALL AkPtTlNG,, FLOOR On CLOTHS, TrFrsp
HEAKrH RUGS, STAIRRODS, TABLE Covers, CARrkr
COVERS ali OF which purchased Tor CASH pteyi.
70 hs great the above goods and will BE- sold
al the usual low prices At No SO BowERY.
We all who about purchasing 20 call and
make lhsr selections ANDERSON & DOBBS
No % Bowery. the first Carpet Store
NH 81 Owls" above Hester street
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CITY INTE LLIGE nee.
NOSDA Y.

RESPITE or BABe-SiIas NJ. Stilwell, T. States
Marshal received letter from the Secretary State day,
directing further respite If Babe I'LL the 18th of April by
which the trial Of Matthews will probably have taken
place The intelligence announced to Babe who
ceved very calmly. He (what there not much If
reliance placed upon after the trial of Matthews e
will be able 10 produce Webster. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
By This Mornings Mail.

uThe Secretary Of the Navy, Hon. JOHN
Mason, arrived at Washington on Sunday, &C
companied by his lady. and has apartments al
Fuller's Hotel. He entered upon his official du
ties Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-26
COURT CALENDAR. THIS Day.

Common PLEAs-Nos. "a, 81, 80, 40, 46, II, 40,
50, %.
CIRCUIT CoURT-No Caendar.-Judge Kent
will be occupied TODAY with the trialof criminal
causes Calendar for Wednesday-Nos 269, go,
a. 267 S. 50, CO. g. Ga &c, e. sc, SO, II to Il, In
elusive.