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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
l)I Ed.

On Wednesday morning, PHEBE ASs. daughter Of Jesse
and Harriet l. Price, as.d 10 10 nHatts
tend funeral This Morning, O'Clock at 5l Washing
ton-street HeJ remains bs taken TO Ezaoethto"n ~
FIRST month 2,th, 1874, FREDERICK of Daniel F.
The nends Of the family are respectfully invited attend
the funeral This Day, quarter before O'Clock, a NJ
On "Wednesday morning, January d. Mr.. Mary crane
in the 76t year age recr Of the late Jedah Crals of
Newark N j. Her will be taken to Newark for in
January a, JoHS S; Rou LETT aged 80 years
January %, after lingering illness Isaac H.L'Er Sen
At flushing, L. L. January 30 W.rrR FARRrSeTos in
a Es9o1Y9 Rsbss To Of e S s9%s 9 .1 @ s
years also on the l;th INST, JoHs aged l8 years eldest
children Of Moses End Betsey Shela ard
Sister ard brother, both have gone
fhems Ives mounerS shori period ce al le grave oi
ef 1sGyf M is Gg- etm Si psed e spG "un an
early tomb Rarly called mourn an event ks ths
Bfohe and ssttr-you and ovelyhe fond hope o! tender
parents and friends AMI promising far for happy use
iu Iives-hays b. the mysterious dspensaons of fo'i
din her hearts We're W., awake 10 the calls OF sympathy
and beathed sweet unison with those with "hom eF
Of bosom friends and possessed lively OF the beautiful
and good Truly may We say OF them
g None knew them but TO love them,
None knew them but 10 praise.
During thf't @ tTyns ma 9 gy G Is nmop ii their
ar Albsny January o. ANTHONY RHoApE. ARMrsGroS.
second pilot o tne Steamboat oou''' Nnei'''' "e' ~
AZ Albany January 9 the residence Of ssac Dennson
Eso .NEs leRpoN the 18th year Of his The de-
Ceased has been Mr. Dennon service since l9' period
Of fOrtp-Str
I { Byrn Albany County January II, Captain JoHASNEs
RrIxHART soldier the revolution, the 8oh year OF
his age Hr ensouer of the United States at the time
of his death -
ness R1cHARp D. SHErHsRD Esq in the saith year OF his
age.
o. Mrs. SUSAN widow Of The late john ohnson Esq OF
the County Of Antrim Ireland aged o. NJ was dauShc
tie Chippewa during the period o! their great military
eor the latter part ., the last century She was nstrn.
his those fills in the lnonh Of June 800 -
Abraham l7jS, among the aaXilIaes Of Gen Noncaln
TCisveand Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
DISASTERS.

The bris Despatch Tdsn, from Philedepha arrived 4 Z
Bermuda sh inst Oa the es1 OF Decsm9s[ 1s us
r wind suddenly hauled the westward and Obliged lei -
anchor on ts nig OF the 3ls during strocg gale from
NV brought the aTbo4d anchor and the oEiS lynx
SJo,dsi. on the rock found II necessary TO gut oo
e.,s the gale still continuing heavy troa TO VIZ uL
~ al inst hen il moderated Dsged up Jury-nastS ana
Nansoye Bay without farther damage the 6ns max
81 81 hn Iirte wate The cargo Is insured II NeN-foIk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

ITO CLASSICAL TEACHERS.-Wanted from
lst Ma, next efficient Teacher Of the ANCIENT
Langu.s IN Boarding School, New York Ihe ap:
pcsnt must De graduate OF csdIaoe Coiiese5
be unincubered with family, and wiieg 70 devote himself
the interests OF the Institution An Ep:coPaiaE prefer
ri Apply Immediately 10 Il RAYNOR;
i2o Iwiss rs BoweIy.
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'ldvert, do. stealing charcoal.

STATE OF IowA.-A memorial has been nitro
duced into the Legislature of the Territory of
Iowa, asking OF Congress an appropriation of
$4,000 to delray the charges OF organizing a
State Government, and designating the following
for the boundaries OF the State, to wit: Com
mencing in the Mississippi river, opposite the
middle of the main channel Of the Des Moncs !;
up the Mississippi to st. Peters; along the St.
Peters to the mouth Of the Blue Earth river; up
the Blue Earth to its most westerly sources thence
on a direct line to the source of Cactus river, an
east branch of the calumet or Sioux river; down
the Cactus to the Missouri; down the Missouri
to the line to be established between Iowa and
Missouri; by said line east to the river Des
Noines; thence by the channel ofthe Des MONIES,
to the Mississippi at the place OF beginning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
City INTELLIG nee.

KILLED BY FALI-Ths morn. morning, between
,,o,,lock as a German named Andrew Waikllne, aged
ana ~ wa, in painting char the roof of house
q .t,onsv ST. h foot spned and he pecpi;sed
the yard lracturing his skull and
~ 80, i'm mediate death.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

- WET Fnrr.-It should be remembered that colds,
coughs. copsumpton, asthma Inflammation Of the lungs,
peusy aud many other fatal disorders often the result
Of catching cod Consequence Of wet feet damp clothes
night ar, IA.
Wrishts Indian Vegetable Pills .eun4oubtedythe the best
dcine the world for carrying Oft cold because they
from the system those morbid humors which when oa
the various Of the body give 20 every ma4y irel-
dent to
single 2 cea, box said Indian Vegetable Pills wl!Noi
ouly aifotd relief but will "Tty OF cases make
feet cure e; the obstinate cold; the time ~:
digestion viii be mproy aud the lood completely
e that all evil consequences resulting from catching cold
will be entirely prevented and the body Will be restored 10
even soundtr health Than
2SS Green w Icl-strset.
C.vTioS-As oounteres arr abroad, avoid all stores OF
doubtful character ard be particular al! 10 ask for
Wrght's Iadiau Vegetable Pills.
Offices deyo:zd exclusively 70 the sale OF the nescine
whole .e and retail No 2SS Greenwich street New DIX
No los Fremont street Boston, ard No os Race street PHI
ladelplia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
> The Inyisibie Wig so clos.ly fesembl

- The Invisible wig so Glossy resembles ti.e
real hsad of hair scepics and connoseus have po-
nounced the m9z, perfect and eIrordnaf Inv ention o. e
beng made without ws+Ylug, winch causes rs
appearance closely the natural Doia
ghtr.,s .ad n.t4c. aul.Inc- as 10 defy detecon It's
beng b- a. Porous and 80 ffe' that IN all css
peTspratIO erd and the great rvlis
Wigs ess; avoided. The scepc and connoisseHI
alike invited inspect this novel AID BEAUTIFUL g and
the pecuii. method dtting The head the aanufacure
=. BARRY. i6 Broadway, of Libetty-seet, up
st.ir. Jal2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

A FIRE AT USIoSrowS.-We learn from the
Unontown, Pa, Genius of Liberty" that few
mornings since that place was visited with serious
fire. The large frame building the southwest
corner of Main and Morgantown-streets occupied
as store room bv N. L. Klein, and as dwelling by
Miss Z. Faucett1 was consumed. The small frame
house of Mr.. b. Helen, adjoining the residence of
Miss Faucet, repeatedly on fire, but was not
greatly injured Mr. kein's goods, books, and eve
ry article which the room contained, were destroy
ed The Genius adds: owe have JUST learned
that L. Nj. Klein has been arrested on n charge OF
setting fire TO his store-room and after examina
ton before Clement W ood, Esq. has beencommi,ted
to prison. TO await his trial for the allcdsed offence
His store goods, it is said, were insured TO the
amount of some thousands OF dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
WILLlAM H. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer.

-
IT, Cnancery Sale of Three Story BRICK HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND No Markets'r-et near last
Broadway-WILLlAM II FRaNhLINwI wIit sell on So
URDAY January 9th Il O'Clock, at Ih= Merchants *
change under the of Phio 7. Rugges, Master III
Chancery desirable three brick House and Lot oi
Ground No AaIket-strest, East Broadway The ot
is 3 feet front and rear by dph, be the same more
less T.ms-A greater par; the purchase money can re-
main on bond aud mortgage, i desired 20
o-7- Public Notice Is hereby given, that there
viii be meeting hsld n [otGn on Hall On hnIsoey the
nnh The horrible pIactlstd by number 81 PERSONS
calling themselves bI%kss and the ssm g q 29s,ss M dr.
ye;ed dpriu: the Those VINO have suffered rpm
the dreadful evil are IesPecay !Gnt+a to o Is hons
ns he name Of exchange Offices. l2t cents admission 10
Fh front seats will be reserved for ladies' jas II
second coming of Christ.-GEoRGE
jsctue al the Church OF Christie and
6,snr1r,ss bis Thursday and Frday svsn'ns OF tl'e
Prophscy relating ChIistS second coming III ,i
OF times
Lecture OF, ireIand IS an 1nde no
eiit Nation: her Resources Moral, PhysicS Satutal
aud Intellectual and her full and unGondi9n4: F'- 70
26;h instant in Washington Hall, by j AUGUSTUS ~
Concert OF Vocal aud Instrumental Music Tili m ioT
volunteered his services 10 preside: -, fF ,so
Tickets 25 each,o BE- had the Trtbuns 3ifce 10
DOYLE, l69 B!oadwa; Mc>seeny 20 James street. AM al
the Hal On the aeoye eysnns ~ .
q Lecture on Elocu,ion, Applied 10 IN, the
Evening uesi January 18th 1914, IN the large CHAPEL OF The
CnWersliy 70 commence quarter before o'clock, oy M
Single ,ickets twenty-five cents-fmily tickets admitting
hve PERSONS one doal-nAy he obtained Of MI Hows al ms
residence 69 Broadway, al me store Of Morton Murray
| i6J Broadway, al the PRINCIPAL bookstores.
Clegymen and Presidents and Professors OF Colleges
respectfully invited attend and WI please leave their
names, cards, az the door, tickets OF admission
y B. Should the weather pro9e aGlayoabs the Lectus
viii be postponed until The foiiowas Tuesday jei
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
MEMORANDA.

The ship Baltimore hence arrived on H5yts on me !s o.
Dscsmb- but could rot gt until N. 50h owlns 70 10"
In gong IN during gale got foul OF vessel easo
the Z.na which did slight damase 20 the null:
The ship Rose which has been repaired al n! " est 'au
ior her destination ths 20 lHst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

EsI;P The Post-Ottice in Canaan Centre, Co.
lumbla County, has been discontinued, and a
new one established two miles east, on the line
of the Western Railroad, near Edwards's Depot
in the town of Canaan The new Office is cntl-
tied Flat Brook William S. Woodwort is Post
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

4 SSlL1Ne,e:~a "a bE OF VALUABLE PRUP-
n hRrN N { ANBtRS-S rREFT- ANTHONY
J. Bi.Es,CEER o. Will sell or Tl s.SDsSf, Gth jan
uary next O'CLOCK ie M-Tch,atss EKchaase BY or
de- the AssSrers close trust valuable thse story
sp ache Dwcns built the Ss, BY Nathan.
lei Eichtis Esd. for his known a. No. lS 'u'
br.s,rr, The out aud by 10 feet deep
runu1n enough 10 Hrad.;Tevt and IS lease fiona
Grace Church follows the lot Chanb ssei .
BY fcs the 18Th ot Mlfch ns1t
the yearly SA3 with renewals ~ y ras each
a rauauon lot R2adet-et, No. 49, sl,o 2o by -
the vtaily - 10 Both los and the building Will be
sold toEnlssr. S0OOcap remain AZ c.n; IN
tsrest II desired. The house he seen from Il ~ NJ. tol
p VI daily j2S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

PREsHEr IN THE RvEa.-The Columbia Giro
nice of Wednesday says: q An unusual quantity OF,
rain has fallen in this vicinity within the last few
days ard great fears entertained that the planters
Oh the river have suffered severely, especially the
rice planters below We learn that the hands OF the
Saluda Factory have been obliged TO suspend their
operations and that the water was running into the
machine shon vestcrdnv rnorning.N
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

- Tbs Wing Almanac Clsys Speeches, and all OF The
Ss,ss of Useful Works for the People may also De
br;n-d Al the store OF W. H. Moore SCo. CIsciSHAT
and Of J 3. STEEL Co. NEW ORLEAsi.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
MAR RIFD

January 90, Mr.. WA,HIyeros vAS WICK to Miss HAIR
RIrT T. BoLLFs. both of this city
Janu4ry2l, Mr. JAMES D. ToRRY TO Miss LOUISA vi.
daughter Ct the late Henry. Ackeman, Esq.
!it Wa5hiss s;oH, j. January 49, Nh EBESEzER DRURr
Jr. Of New Bruns wick, j. Miss JULIA HARDESsRooK
NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
Suurene Court.

Pre.ea,-Nr Chief Justice Nelson Mr., Justice Bronson
The following causes were argued
Cie and al ads The albany Citp Bank Notion 10 sci
Dillingham; and al ads Thor, Hts, Report Of reie-
rss set aside; costs to abide the event;
Wdtts vs. Warren aud al Judgment reversed 'sniFe oy
Common Pleas; costs 10 ABIDE event.
Psn, ssp VS. VS. + re 1 a. Ie ;s isae and proceedings
remtted Gsnesee Gea.ra Sessions with drsctsns 10 p
ceed and render Judsnent SO. Atlas.
SANps's S,RsArARILlA.-Ths medicine stands unrraed
based on its own intrinsic merits for the removal and
permanent of those diseases which Is peculiarly
edapted Being entirely vegetable, and composed OF ths
Wh the sM @ 9 I h
eab!ed TO throw of disease take healthy acton and the
and h2s testified It's efficacy various con-
suta3n3l 9r'n0;ns IN unhealthy and depayed
the glands, rheumatism end lpmbage salt heun riugworm
BARRIERS itch eczema and other similar affections safely
Prepared aud sold wholesale retail and FOR exportaton
Sre4 M o. o. Broadway and SOLD aso bG
D. SANDS, 70 Fulton OF Gold.strset; and ri, y
,ix bottles for So
~ DR. Felix Bouraad would 10 the ladies of
Ny his genuine preparation ioF Importing their PERSONAL
His famous Hair Ur,oo,ng Powdr, winch removes srery
particle Of hair wherever apple without the slightest
Bo4rsuds Spanish Lily White for sjyus the sku Of ladies'
apure life-ke 4sbsS;sr wh.teues> ttcs = cents.
o.F ma. uds OF the real merits Of this the
genuine which was established seven when Ii was
Persons surely will pay 81 fer The COULTER
; when hey can get ms the original Poudrs Subtle for 30
cents sottIe at the sign oil the American as 81 h3%a-
et \ewYok or lS9 EultoD-Street, BEooAiyn which Is
warranted TO do all represented 10 ~'s'i
- Go all OF YOU "a numerous cEew,) with chspped or
tender skin, L,,s ~ c,;,
And any f,r N csnrs cak. of ueauty's only hope,
Of spy wOp4s,u sn psed 20 have
the wor. Of erup,ons chapyed esh SC when the most
D2wea !Ynles have .sd As eosnTs o Is sS M il
excelea TO wash sores With infants with tender nss
ad with boards excellent IL cures as Of the
fheum, scurvy, eTyaipeas. Itch sc. Sold al the SlsH
American Eagle. SO Chatham l39 fulton St
frcs 50 ceats cake. JAZZ >Isot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
corRT CALENDAR TINS DAY.

c,,cu1r COURT 81, 68, 20, 65, 46, 47,
o. As 80, g. 22 8, 81, 56, q, 38, "a, To, %,
a. asos,s os PLEAs-Nos. Z, SO, "A, IS, 76, II. 78,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
BELOW.
. ships and 3 brigs. Wind North.
SAILED,

Ships Queen Of the West, packet> Woodhouss Lir'lpoo
Brgs Canonicus Triuldad d. Cuba Savannah; Hsiwlsy
say.nTah; Essex Raynes, Havana; Aiaoama 81 -'iiiAs
Rr{e.( Brl -; Cyrus. NataaZas.
schT Sultana Smith Alatauzas.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
Sales Of Real Estate at Auction
By 4 j. Bieecker Il Co.

Dy 4. j, BIetCHeT = %.
The brick building, with i2 years lease Of the lot at
$500 ground and renewals, the \ + corner OF
tas, Broadway and CatharIne.st.. SO $50
The BRICK house and lot No 538 Geenw ichstIeet, gong
through Washirg,on.ft about 81 hv l55 feet 500
The bri house and lot 25 bv loo f. No 2 Nercsrst 5000
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED,

Ships LOUIS Philippe, Rich. Havre, Fox LlvinEsoa;
Harriet Jessie Conor Char-stoa Sprasue Robinson Coz
Jonu " ron stark New-Or OrI.aas. Stanton Frost.
Brig CyhiI., Uesring, Africa, blanco; Gunare. luck
er adz Nesmith Walsh Caseda Godeil, Havana, Buck
* Peters
mond eastman Natanzas, J Taylor; Samuel Roberts,
RAJ, GALVESTON Tesss H BI9weT; LeBngt9n Vas 81
,ef: Col Smith Smith Wilnngtonlt Powell; CE Thorn
smith Wilmington, Z Powe Heroine, Goats, Baltimore
NIci.r. r.alr u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
Josiah RichsriS, Auctloneer.
BANGS, RICHARDS u PLATT, -
ST7fiTTTE\ FARR, Auctionr,rs.

Store, No % Capsl-street Nal0naI HaII
THIS FAY January 25th. .-SH ERIEF' SA L.
Wll sell THIS DAY. at 10! O'Clock, A. VI, al No. %
Canal sresG by oe of the Sheriff iarse STANDING ot
swnsus Looking & ass y BY A. mahogany ane sr'Vcss
I sIlaess or Grey hsir; Antique oll large ss'otntat
OF WD.s Sc5ips foupeys, Salr, shaving soap. RS-2f
S,~nns Tooyh Bfashes Cologne Wa,er Powders, Looking
Class Enyreynss Frames Stove. Pipe Glass Jars empty
Bottles Fancy Boxes &c Sc-bsisS the contents Of es
Lsyt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

y A man who has Tor years s-sn familiar with Bust
and proeTS optional ioT
character aud capacity employment. His eApects
,oa. ard moderate he refers 70 the Editor OF
the tribune line addressed r l. h Tribune o!hce
Will receive prompt attention. jay wv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
r., X. LUDLOW, Auctione%r.
IrA12I = rkARI STR tEr PROPERTY

r., II, LNULU NuttNht.I' -, :, -.
VALUABLE fEARL-SrREET PROPERTY
AT AUCTlON-E. II. LUDLOW co: VIII sell
ou ERlD Az Jannsry 10Th, Al 10 O'Clock =. the Nerehm.
rSch,rSe the IN byck House aud Lot No 80 Pearl
stet-Fiouse by og &S b. 81 i5i, Nre aNnsrd for
large family aud may small expense De coaI,fhf ht9
store fayoraby situated between Broad And
Whi,ehalltrs 5Osr Of he Ture hHe m'aey can 'e~
uaiuon bond nd mogsge For particulars aIpy 20 D n
LAWEENCE No 3 Wsll-s;rtet or u The SnstioGets
Ihr House c.n be at NLv iime. w u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
> Mechanics Institute Iec,Drex.-Gro

- Mechanics Institute Lectures.-GEo;
GFFoD Esq III Fesasat silent Of IN H. Lyesum aud
The L=ctur- Rom Cry Hall ihs Taurstay: -,-nins 2h
b.cJ-" TIE Blk IN It's relations to cirl Gopern.
ments
Lecture s 70 soes Strangers mar obtain admission
Us g. |. BARRITT Ac;uary.
- I" Church and sIate"-Bishop Hughes
Revie'ved IT. ~ CfEQE5D CHEEvt.R's S-cand
j, he Midi qgss vii Be- deiat-,ed IN t6s Brostr
Ia9-Ihac on Aioad5y tTening. January 2ah O'CLOCK
Of missions Tck's MAJ obtained At h bookstores
Di VI FsnSbs Fa S FB[Sat~s S21%g W Mis- ao3 Boad
aud Al h= door OF th- evenn- OF the lecture. j25+-
lectures on she Doctrines and Prin-
c!pies OK Assoctaiion--The following gentlemen
upon te Social Prsci and m ie af SSc u rsni
zauo1 IroP9nnded by Charles ForRIER and for laying
r.cter b-4tincsyiz Horace Crsley P.Tke cad
Sln Wm H. haaniaS, :, Brisbane, o. NIacdluie {.
II frs; Lectnrs viii Sc delivered by Horace Greeley Esq.
os hpfstay eysalns i,e 18th instant At half past oSs ck
et s GtuTs Room OF te SocIsy Library OF 5foad
SUBJECT 50GIETT-A glance at its History, ard 4
teme- O. rs present condition and evils with hInrs ;h
character and spr Of True Social state.
ite the Lecture aay inquiries relating 10 tbe principles
ward asatns; ,l- sauls, viii be answered.
Ike door. jaz3 g.
e Fourth Annual Ball Of the Unionist
Association. will Jaks place at Washington Hall, On
February ON; 1871. The Committee pedg themselves that
n23as eE sn o Tq0F . m q e s5e Saf ss65 ss Hail. $
Chickrng Of Broadway and Chambers street, Of
the Committ,e 1t W.. 49,,
$ J. smith, T. c. Buck
j LosTnds A Jackson
Phillip Stats, slia. ChickerinS,
VIM. anderson, {. Z. Ellis,
''is sILas s CHICKERING. Chairman.
&C ELLIS, Secretary. j25tFeb9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
Passengers Arrived.

In the ship Southport, from ChQrieston-A Walnwish
ard lazy Nlessrs \ Goldman, W W Adams, B BteT, II
Johnson J Fl Aees and tne steefage
In HI. ship PantheG, from Ne0 Orleans-Capt 6 L Ro
gers, + 5 Ha7man.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
WI. DUMONT, Auctionet

yrar1TARJ,f% P3RSG'PER'TY' y On BROApWAY
AT NUUTION-WM DUMONr will sell AZ aue
ten on THURSDAY, January 25 At u clock, At the her
chants sxhapge valuable property consisting OF two
t9Is N.s. S5i and $50 Boa.lw ay.
Isl The large three btck House and Lot, No Isl
RroadUsy beug Is feet inches front Broad
way by ~ feet inches deep forming into Leonard
,rest Of feet inches troEHg thereon with spacious
byick stable The House 81 eet inches deep win the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
OrEIcE or TIE RECEIVER OF TAXES,
Oli /. Irns- II nu.. LParbl

UId iIIns- fiouse, kFdTk.
u7AXES OF Is43.-Pursuant to the 9th and 9th
sections OF The I'd Article oi the Act for the COLLECTION
o Taxes In City Of New York passed April 18th. 1913
uu bic hereby given thar unless the Taxes
NAMING unpaid shai be paid before the 5th e
February addition Of per will be charged
upon all Taxes remaining unpaid that dsy; and farther
addition OF per will De charged all Taxes re-
naming unpaid the 18th day Of Marcn next
The Taxes requ,sd 10 be paid IN money current a. t
tereral Banks In this City.
Once hours flom 8 A. NJ I'LL 2 P. N.
j25 tMhi H. 7. KlERSTED, Receiver OF ! a1e''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

~ Cotton Canvass, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAT- DTCK, LIGHT RAVENS, -iot BOAT SAILS,
AWNINGS, &c. Also, HEAVY TARPAILlNS, "a
pix FELTfNGS 30 10 72 incAes wide; BAGGlNG, plain
and twlIed 22 .ad Il Also Gram and Meal Bags "a
anu ; O"''. '.sRISCKERa0FF, FOX * POLHEMUs,
pIp--s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
T. Fourth, Annuai IaII Of the Unionist

- Grand Vocal and Instrumental Con-
cert.--AIiSs SOPHIE GJf.RTZ, from Norway, Pianist
the Roya Family oi Denmak has the honor announcing
hat she intends and Vocal and lnstru mental on
cert Washington Hall on Nond,y, the 10Th January
which she viii b. assisted BY The eminent Per
formers the city. la22 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
sYn,xc,, f,oror.r,seold Al IA S Murray, 8! o3l 4

Rev g. Sparry,s American intl-Papis IS Just PUP
shel- has variety ol matter lle has gwen io"f
chapters from Dens Original Theology which Is enough 10
make criminal blush For sale az No. lis NaSssN'st-
2N
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

FUR NlTURt. NUTiCt-Sota BedsIeads NC .
e < COTTON would 4forU al who want OF + ar
n,aeo ny description tat h Is '.pfSd = !HTa'h 5s Sna
.aprN Patent sofa Belslctds winch tor ,mphcity dura'
li, and iany '9thca, tsr elns The pnhlc arc
invited call rpd emrnnr ihen-a"'' al other hnd' ''
sofa, always 81 maud. -
Those break sg NJ hcg.ekrr ing rishrE 70 sell si or
mn, pOrtCE their rutur VIII ind ready sale oS 'rna-
iGg n line or eating tuCn tie Su6sc'.bcr
Sales by t1ctCl fatthciiy .ttdpdeG "a
au25isu T. CoLICH, is ruit"h ahu u .NlD We
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

uIO MASONS.-S proposals Will be re-
ceivrd At the Street Commissioners y hce unti me oln
yo Fabruary next 10 bu:li Dram ,pd Sewer III Green
wich street and Rector street The Drama ueG~ae" b s
R,,!or ,tIe, 70 extend from Trinity place 20 ur fuus9n
River 70. farther parucuI",apply al the Stfet.
s,on-rs Office where specifications may be obtained
JOHN EVEN. Street yomuissloned::
J.nu 2ith, i9li Jazz
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
r-TThc Mozart Association will give
Presentation of q Banner
= Third Ward Clay club.-A s

IiTU u NTtf'''-H 7''~1F'' 80
ing of the Democratic Clay Club OF the Third Ward Will
s. held on Thursday Evening the 2,h half
O'Clock ashinzton Hall for the of receiving
Banner Designed .ad executed for the Club by Nh James
Ackerm.n
The Banner viii be presented, behalf Of Mr.. AcksE.
man. By David Graham Esqui.e, and received o. The Pc
sidsnt Of the Club. After the presn;aoa the Meeting
will D. addressed by James Thayer, Esq. John o. Ser
gean, ESQ Joseph Ho1e Esq and John B. scole., Esq a
Band OF Music will h provided for the occasion.
The Officers and Members of the several Clay Clubs aud
Associations IN the Cy aud thei rends Of HENRY CLAY
generally as iay:sd Seat. vii! De reserysd for
Ladies. WILLIAM DODOE, President q
s.Mrst M.sBarT, Secretaries. j2,2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

2i lhe two story buck iron, House and Lot Ne. 3S
Boadw,r with the small frame Dwelling House and SHOES
u the r.r known No % AnhouystIee BENG the north
easily corner Broadway snd ,nhoGyst and extending
% Hon Broadway 100 feet upon Antho-
westerly corner OF the block compgeheping the Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

tHTM f. t.NNfNGS 81 co Diapers and Tall
ors Broadway American Hotel opposte the Foun.
solicit assortment OF s-asonab- zoofs.
including Cloths CassimereS Vcstioss, &c, mall the nen
and various styles.
Under thar the sysen of small prohn and
Ialck ret0mS which has elected liberal pa onaPf, VIZ
s. continued whilst such - VIII enable
fi all ord.rs IN future with promPtIess
feature the establishment which muht commend It 70
our STOCK OF first quality ready MADE Gar
loons Vrsta Office Coat Travelling froct,, Df'sinS
Cows &c. Go, He'd
k.rcEIe Gloves Suspenders, Hosiery, Under ests Dsw-
ers M1sa Shirts, Colla.s &c. ~ price; "hch must oner
Inducements uTchas-rs 80 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
STEAM REFINED CAND,

% l. 81 A STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
n. Of Chambers street are constantly manufacturing by
steam and have now hand Iarg. OF Candy,
&c OF superior quality suitable for the Southern market
This candy beng made from Refn.d Sugar will keep in
warm climate harder and dsf than any made from
" ji6 Inns