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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
The InvisibIe wig so closely resem

n The IlVISfDIc Wig so cTUstIy ItstHIUta IT''
real hair scpcs and oonnoseurs have pfoGoun-
rd the perfect extraordinary invention OF the day
The great vantage and unique Wig It's be-
lux uladt without sewing weaving which causes ils APP
pe closely resemble the natural hs bo;h light
ness and natural appearance y detection, rs texture
brus beautiful rorou, and free that all cases OF
..pfaoi apoTation pde and ts great evils 1i
other WIGS entirely avoided. The ,ceptic and Connos-ur
alike Inspect ts norei and beautiful W,s and
nlIarm tho
C. BARRY, l;6 Broadway, of Lbefty;stIeet MP
EAR, Iah22 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
ToBACCo AND sNUFFs-JoHN ANpER-

TOBACCO AND SNUFFS-JOHN ANpER-
1 son co Tobacco and Snuff Manufacturers Nos 2
Wall 2i3 and 2l5 Duape .teets. would respectfully inform
friend, III, public that u, very bsal patronage
I'd them for the last yea has encouraged them TO
g-at- bringing TO perfection The articles Of their
Every lmrrov. ta experience has suggested has been
4ODted and rfOy.d both by th- awaId Of the
highes; premium .i.en by the Anercan Institute their
snn6.. @ s- a. a. the srpro1 OF "a mia DgIs ubIie
n aGfe; - "a sst @ G The 1,y ~ S :. well as ,Ss
snneI-d chcAt OF OF our most ch.m ST.. W.
Cut Hone Dew Tobacco aad 6nd to Tobacco,
without aSy rtufe Of hos- substance, with which much Of
the ordinary AT IatTs fpcfff2 a6% = sSas%D.'h M Chemist
S-w-York. prii Sch. isa2.
such ts1ta warrant a. "a u, as,ufJe | M H. e Saay 81
CAcing and smoking T6eco. can ol 10 possibility be
surass- and we DO not fr'f anY competition III '' manoae
pledge our,els nose Of the rsttion the
ns- thar perfected o. to keep KIN ee hsh esunsuon 10
The utmost and attention gwen % the packns ofe
On 10 ali orders Country merchants tparticnlary the sooth
@ vii nG 9 70 S at stsa aa & a 20
tst guarantee Tobcco and snuff. 10 keep in c
tsby worthless Ia all where sfeI-i nor a
proyed ,hey b- returned and the money refunded
are > zoods above line, good quality
nasdi.ctrled II the United STATE.
Our ScdlariattI TnEiSk eM1xfso TOBACCO we wouIdre
the ppro1s ofa ~ho have ladsg the Of
nr Foreign Tobacco lls pcked IN small cases OF 'x and
I'm dozen r4cn, convenient ioI transportation.
Always hand aEzr and varied assortment; "f Imported
Ck4,. together with variety OF manufactured lump
Tobacco.
So- rh. City for Lewieh.n celebrated Csyeh
dish Tob.cco the brand which stand, uDuysId
IN -acrllsucf. JOHN ANDERSON aCO.
mills I'm No 2 Wall 2l3 and as Daans Itrests.
DALSAM OF LlVERWORT-A few bottles
% OF Dr. TF' H;.s : $
ma, ss No. Is Bowsrv.
T-IN PLATES.-l G.. IX-lAA, IAA4 and all
i other extra sizrs Tip Plat.. for sale BY
(s1 CASS i WARD, II Broad street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
Judicial Reform,
GREEN PoRT, March Goth, lSi


To III. Editor Of The Tribune:
The communication of J. w. in your paper OF
March 9th, has some suggestions relative TO new
organization of our Judiciary System, which have
often wished 10 see carried into effect. Our system
Jurisprudence needs simplifying. and would also
suggestn addition the abrogalion of the Court Of
Errors, Chancerv, Jury System, &c. that the Dis
trct Attorney in all cases where the plaintiff may
be unable prosecute just and equitable claim in
the higher Courts Of Law and Equity. be required
TO do the same without charge iexceptng that
which his salary may allow am fully ofthe opin-
that the abrogation oall standing Jures great
ly to be desired and should either party wish Ju-
~, can be summoned from the mass near, with
out any distinction "a 10 profession or calling, ex
cepting inability or crime. differ with J. w. with
respect 10 the ability Of Jurymen. | am fully OF
opinion that Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, &c.
are more competent Judges of matters that generally
come up in courts for adjudication than profession
al men reason and common sense teach us a. once
TO Weld the palm ofnteIlect knowledge in those
matters TO experience. ! think eight Circuit
Judges with equity powers, one 10 each Senatorial
District and three i'll full bench, TO sit alternately al
Albany Utica and Newly York, together with com
petent Common Plea Court, be all sufficient. With
respect 10 appeals there should be none unless sa-
t.factory evidence oflegality or fraud in the court
below are shown &c.
When our Courts are thus formed, it may then be
said that Justice can be truly painted with both eyes
opcn-aS the poor man as well as the nch can then
bring 10 terms the villain who may have wronged
him of his lust rights CosIo.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

= TfIlIInn Che eHlICHi SOHT.-ri'I VH'IH- ''VIhO'
rimplss eruptonS botches morphew heat spots
mesquite bites all and roughness ana saiiow'
remarkable OF chemical Its .molen aud
-sr qraiiti-s Soken all directions, and every one
WHO use recommend II One cake 80 cents. waran; TO
all Ordinary and II Is 10 be had gePunf OILY
Agents Nilk srest Boston Chestnut street. Ph'lade
ph4 Cray pouchKtepsis Tousey Rochester Myers New
Newark mh9 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

FROM MrANzAs.-We learn from Capt. Clark
of the sclr Pawiuxct, arrived from Matanzas winch
port she left on the 3d ur that the dissatisfaction
among the slaves is general than II was al hrst
It's said that there are about 5000 slaves in arms
in the different forts in the vicinity OF Matanzas.-
Numbers are daily tried, and immediately shot. a
regiment oflroops hadjust arrived from Havana, lob
the purpose of securing The country. Business on
some oil the plantations is at complete stand
Double Headed Sho, Keys, the bark Baltour came
in contact with the ship Wabash, hence for New
Orleans The bark had her cutwater carried away
and the starboard bow stove n and put into Matan-
zas for repairs. The ship received some consider
able damage, and bore up for Key West.
;s,The PawtIxet sailed hence on the I'd ult., and
made her passage in days land her homeward pas
snce In daXs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

u RELIGION IN AMERICA in an Account Of
the Origin. Progress, Relation to the State, and
Present Condition of the Evangelical Churches in
the United States, with Notices of Unevengelical
Denominations BY ROBERT BAIRD PART II. has
just been issued by Harper & Brothers. We are
assures that this one of the best works of the kind
yet published.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

strangers stopping few DAYS weeks the CITY, such
are rarely offered elgbly -caed clean and
street very near III. part the oitv and the
mediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat indlnss is
apartments aud neal. while S ttb- Is uPpird
,th r best Vegetables ana Fruits that D. rocured ~
cludi: rutf-ly Animal Food and stimuldnts OF all nd
Charges moderate aud effort made 20 render bohrdrfs
comfortable Shower Baths free. Remember. % B'Icl4y-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL,

PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL,
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL, AT MlDDIETOWN,C Ct
fJNHlS INSTITUTION was established thai eight
wears ago BY the present Pnncpa vino continues TO tesow
unrenittng render luy worthy OF public confluence
Sent. are thoroughly prepared College iu ous
ns They receiYed INTO the family Of the Pnncipai a
form psr of Il r believed thut the personal attention. Aihd
hivher degree than usual IN similar institutions:
conntry accessible day from New York and from whch
young lads are always accompanied By careful person when
The sessions commence May 18th aAd November 18th,
each preceded by vacation OF week. he charge $50
rr ,slon which includes all school expenses except Books
Music and Modern language Circulars contaninS minute
information may be aaG Il Market 81 and of Sl how
ard House Broadway ID H. CHaSf- \ ~ frheipaI
I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

- Cation Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK. LIGHT RAVENS, for BOAT oAlLS,
AW INGS &c. Also, HEAVY TARPAULlNS. IA
PER kEl.TiNjiS 90 TO 70 inches wide BAGGlNG, PLAN
sn t,yed % aud a Ech Also Gram and Meal Bags "a
HRlNCKEKHOFF. FOX 81 POLHEMuS,
C,o ,r;x Pine
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
CRY New Yoak. M.yoR's OrricE.
M,acn % lRl.

MARCH %, l8ii.
WHrIEAs on the morning of the 22j d4y o March,
slant between one and o o'clock the Cotton warehouse
and dwell ~ Of Ar John Gibbons a No lib and i2' Ferry
on the outside of the Of the buildings
Now therefore, |, ROBERT H. NORRIS. aia, or OF the
Civ c N-w York b. vtu- Of authority me vested, 40
reward of Five Handled Dollars Tor the deiec-
tion md conviction Of the lacendlar
lu v tne>s whereof have herruuto set my hand ana
and he seal Of MayoIsliy 70 b. AFFIXED the daY
' ana year Aforesaid ROBERT II. MORRIS,
,u2j If Mayor OF the CITY OF New Iork.
~ Lots In williamsburg & for Saie.-SiS ell
cbls BUILDING LOrS OF located on t- fadin
,hoou- hll East the South Ferry surrounded oy NV
and good buduSs. They will BE- sold cheap close part
srShip Apply 10 p J. l>H u Nasstust Newly ots or
IN hs ryeuns al his residence Williamsburg ls29i
r. Birth Day of Charles Fourier.--The
Anniversary of FoueGs Birth Day will b. celebrated on the
Sb April 1.-THE 7,h falling suuday) ar the Apollo Saloon
At o'clock P NJ. Persons who may wish 10 participate IN
this Festival, procure tickets al Redheds BooSsioie
Clio;op Hall corner of Bs-kmau and Nassau streets by
orlst Of ,hs Committee of Arrangements. Tickets ST.
mh26 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

2yRURAL LIFEIS New EyGLAND; a Domestic
Romance; By the Author of Lights and Shadows of
Factory Life, has just been issued by Winchester
The writer is Lowell factory girl Of strong mind
and keen observation, who has done the public good
service in her former ESSAYS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

rcgF7 REVIEW Of The Errors of the Times A
Charge by the Rt. Rev. L. c. Brownell, b. ID. l.. l..
d. Bishop of the Diocese OF Connecticut has
Just been received by Saxton Il Miles. We pass no
Judgment on its argument, but dislike its manner
and spirit.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
THE TRIBUNE.

JARED SPARKS is published by Tappan 81 Denneu
Boston, and Saxton q Miles, of this City. 1t en-
bodies the inimiable auto biography which almost
every body has read with notes and continuation,
embracing two private journals keptby DR.. F. The
book is large and beautiful octave Of 6l2 pages,
aud forms one of the very best specimens of Amer-
can typography tha, our eyes have ever feasted on
If there be any one who has not read Dr. Frankln's
Life, we advise him TO procure this edition.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
AUCTION SALES.
gpGARJENKlNS, Auctlone.r.

DY HALLIDAY Y EJtNklNS-PEREMPT
ID RY ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF valuable Build
m ois In ths 9Th Ward Of the city OF New-N orh Cfcen-
wIch BArk W,sh,ngton and b,thune streets
HALLIDAY Y JENKINS will sell. nn Thursday the 1th
tpri uext the MrIch nts Schinsr, slcts
On the westerly side OF Cc-nw street conm.ncng he
ot Bunk lots on the northeily
SIDE Btnk-zct - tce westerly from ;hr cor
of ,.'--nw hS-t; l0 the uche side ot Bank
street sc irs the "t wash
Ia. tou-str,t lots the ta>,eTy side o Washag
The nUr,eaS-flY cnrGrr of bark aud ash
st ,t,-eS and lots the southcrly side OF Bethunest,
commencing u r ely tom th. corner oi Washrston
>tr-,-tocetpr with land the thu Wssh
stnn ,nd Be,huue lots The Improvements IN the
NJ. OF BILE description, rnd tn location
one nj hs mo II and pleasant the city he SAL
the property wi, tr and without rtsevr Title
put,ble T.ims 10 b. paid the dsy "f
sale. balance the first day OF May neat whrn the
d.d, will he ~ er cent. remain on bomd and
motsagr per cent. LthOgrpnc maps at the cnce Of
the aucuOu.ers epI: ~
GALE or REAL ESTATE, by order o the
- Commissioners TIE Sinking Fund OF the City of New.
York on rtrlay the i2h DAY OF April 1854, by James VI /
Miller At 70 O'Clock. At the Mscchan,ss Exchange.
Street No.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM ST. DoMNeo.-By
the arrival of the big Lion. Sampson, at Boston. we
have Cape Haytien dates TO the ldh. The Lion
left brig Rocket Hardy, detained on account OF the
that $500 troops LETT Cape Heytien on The 10th ult
for ST. Jago, large inland Spanish City about six
days march from Cape Havtien. The city is said
70 be strongly fortified ard viii be we'll defended.
200O more troops were vet to leave or the interior
1t seems that the Spanish part OF The Island has
revoted against the present government and lat the
new President Herad is collecting the whole efiec-
tive military force OF the French population, with
view TO quell the rebellion at once. One OF King
Christopher's old officers. black man. Gsg. Pier
rot commands the division OF the North. and was al
Cape Havtien on the 10th ult.
This emeute has given quite blow TO mercantile
operations and there is trouble and CONSERVATION
every side.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
NEW SPRING GOODS;
Mems, Boys and Children'S ClOlhlns.
GEO. RGE II. CIR K L n,
No. no ChaihaIn-street.

No. 10 Chaihain-streei.
WILL KEGr S G2SSTHfEI.Esss Tf 8G HAHp OF oL
MEMS BOYS IND CiiiLDREHS ChoIHlN@,
which ne wonid fssIte'i.,l.? ~, ns 70 1rc-iys
a LofRs /: t; c;aRssiMEEE Rs2i YEsTSGs
nsrs he pledges hinsf 10 give perfect Satisfaction 70 ali
who may purchase ,y =, ~ q, g, ,.o,,e, and
~ B. GaraeliS made e ords' a. te iit
NTH siric: plsicttciity. ~ -D. ~
0VEKCOATS FOX SPRING AND SUMNER
" WEAR-Ths undersigned solicit Attention 20 new
sey- of oyrrcoats made the OF gar
I o comfortable aud ell adapted io travelling pur-
POSES When hsAyy garment S99d pf2T m 51 BsSv
NIL, Inn, opposite the FOuntain.
MILLINERY AND SILK GOODS : Very
M ChEap for Cash-The subscriber would inform ts ppo
c ih,; he has removed from % TO 81 Beaver str-e
Ry GOOD Of every desirable style The market nany
(which cacrot D. found elsewhere be has been
aSS bot AZ auction and OF the importers whsneyTr 90
ntf-rs His asscr,men, OF Ha; Silks and Ribbons
= nG oTtinent OF most o,bsE dssctIpeEs Of sis
i;on, ALI OF which choics Goods, Idt MI ~
r:RGii%S 0nly Will induce people 10 buy FOR GASti
, .stfuliy invites Nerch and alillrners to
10 call and examine hiss aSsoI'e .5 PiS;H 7rtss
nd such goods too they Llh. tn=Y wiz ~ De
al others. uh3 inns l: VI. : | :: -
D4PEH HANGINGS. Border and FIRE beard ear,
i/-pptNTS-I H. y j. VI. PRATT, No 81 South W IL
N ~ Stons street have hand extensive aSioTtnntn
S p,nsT Hanging Borders and s- Board fnts "nch n
olst 70 SououS @ u N,rch lIth mhI3 SIMS
NAPIER. FISHER & co, l34 PEARL 81
Offer fer sals large assortment o.
STRAW GOODS,
OF their ovrp manufacture, of the latest styles,
" consisting OF Rice Ruand Brilliant and nsean sar
iside aud Brdseye Hats NeapoHMSanns, IL H.. ~ Fan
i:es nio s,,srsilv al InhS lnl,'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

MIRROR LrBRARY.-The XVIII number of the
New Mirror Library contains Judith, or The Opera
Box The Beggar Girl Of the Pon-des- Arts the
sPic Nc Priv and THE Mife,-geIns all.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
BOARDING SCHOOl4-lrving Institute, Tarfy-
n ,o,,r = V-WII.IIANI LYON A VI PnucIIai

BOARDING SCHOOl.-lrvng Institute, Iarfy-
ID town. y Y.-WILLIAN ?. LYON, A. VI Principal
Summer Session commences first OF Ma To those VINO
desire place Boarding School the advantages s-
ed al lnsuton believed equal # not snp-rioI to any
IL has successful olraon six years The toccf9n
delightful anj .aubrlon' coa'an,'n o. access rom me
ctv The Edifce rommodIou and comtoIaoe-the play
ample and isconnected from The village The sor'
srupent IS efc.ut but mild r-sembu: that OF well I-gu-
lstl Christian family and are r-cey-d TO
cocateract the .alutaTy influence OF Jsmty iratning
The system Of Instruction designed NOT merely TO ah
vanc- and perfect The pnp the branches studied bn 10 de-
velop and th udgmeL 10 eDlght-n the
ing 10 form h- habits and give moral and useful deo-
the Inc!Ination:-
Further part,culars. including Catalogue Of Students,
cpir.ory Of patrons terms &c will b- found the circular
for this year rad application az hs Institute or al
the Book of Bartlett and eord, Broadway Iro"
ems 633 Broadway; RaynoIs, 76 Bowery.
Reference bY parmSsion 10 The following Distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq.
Daniel Webster,
CAPT Alex Shdell Mackenzie
Hon. Ciu,i.n G.. Eerpianck,
Rev, G-ory- Dubois, t1r,,.orp
Nathaniel 3 Holmes. Esq "
Zebel-s Cook. Jr. Esq.
VIM. Cullen Bryant, Esq.
Francis Hall Esq.
George I Tnmo!e. New \ ok CITY.
J. r. Van Rensselaer,. VI. D.
Rev. Nathan Bangs. VI. D.
Harpsr y BfoiI-Is mafS 5"eoc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

LATE FROM THE CAPE OF COOP HoPE.-CAp-
rURE OF THREE SLAvERs.--By the British bark Sci
ence atlhis port, We have papers from Cape Town
TO February Sd.
The Cniied States sloop of war 81. Louis, Capt.
Cooke, from Saldanha Bay, arrived at Cape Town
January 22d.
a slight shock of an earthquake was felt there on
the afternoon of the 23d.
The British steamer Thunderbolt l6 guns, arriv-
ed in Table Bay Jan %, from cruise in which she
had captured three slave vessels having on board
1923 negroes.
A subscription for the Cape Town Gas Company
has been opened and large part OF the stock sub
sctibed.
The value OF the Colonial Produce winch passed
the Cape Town Market during the year ending 3oth
November 313. amounted 10 t.22O,O66.
[Rnstnn Advertiser I'd. a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

.zT~ The cost or cutting out the Britannia from
Boston harbor last winter was 1890 25-the sum
subscribed by the Insurance Companies and indi-
yiduals was $3.50.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

sPic Mic Party, and The Wife'-gens all.
ry REVIEW Of The Errors of the Times A
Charge by the Rt. Rev. I. c. BrowneIl, b. ID. L. l..
d. Bishop of the Diocese OF Connecticut" has
Just been received by Saxton Il Miles We pass no
Judgment on its argument, but dislike its manner
and spirit
u "ANTLDRAco" is the title of small month
ly work. which is to be published in this city un-
der the supervision Of the Society opposed to Cap
ital Punishment-JoHN L. O'SULLvAN, Editor.
Its price is only 25 cents per annum, and we
presume the adversaries of Hanging will gladly
take an4 circulate few copies each. They
may be had of w. III. Graham Tribune Office
The following notice of the work is from the
Brooklyn Epeniag Star-habitualIy an 'old
school journal:
CAN'T DRAco."-Wc have received the first num-
Der of periodical bearing the above name, and ssu-
ed under the auspices Of the {" American Society for
the collection and diffusion of information in relation
TO the Punishment of Death The number is who'll
" taken up with paper, read not long since al a
public meeting in New York, entitled F" A Call for
the Abolition of the GalIows." Ii is most orcible
argument against Capital Punishment and we
should be glad 10 have ii read by every man Ill the
land. The folio ing extract we invite attention 10 :
ave call foI the Abolition OF the Gallows, because from
the mysterious insanity il IS both physically and
morally impossible draw any line Of demarcation at winch
aust 70! crime, G yolenGs al the COS!
sermina has thus been consigned BY terrible mistake
@ @ s to fsaa {"
aaae S Screen o. e -, I S nh t n nns
proposed, whether on ground OF guilt or insanity ;"
cuseS Of muJr on ecumstantia evidence however .tro
has within ten years favored the escape Of numbers whom
20 Them The most reckless man VIII pause aud reflect ere
ar non uno s Ss ne Ih mar be ocrss and the
shadow Off doubt The minds Of those wn1 ST ST ~ m GS
men Deteuces that would stand for moment We're he
r"sn"I,y "sn1y i; o' dss,h s.' '"'''''"'"'"'' A'' "
We eonts, that esang the mater ter smry ~ the ~ s en-
gaows The solitude OF Tie r. fil l is o awful m h is
reeoseou o b pas, and in silence without QUE murmur
irom beyond his prison walls TO EssS, DIS aunst M fo
warning and example Can there be impressive
SHn s & Csn hse more
Ia man cut of from every thing except ns-a that makes
.uat " auoi.s ",' ;nocn, nv msm may h.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

s,TTI NrIONS WANTED-By two young women. one as
- Cock Washer rorer. the other Chaliberrald and
Ssrnst7ss No Objection 20 the country. Please Apply
,LSg
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

COMMERCE OF BosroN.-Thc number of for
eign arrivals at this port from January lst TO
March 81, lS44, was 222. The number OF for
egn arrivals from January lst to March 3lst,
The revenue from January lst to March 3lst,
1874, is estimated at Sl,3l0,000 The revenue
for the corresponding time of the last year was
$3.50. .74O u. Increase of revenue S720,259 IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

cusroned 10 tsach Vocal Music CLASSES wr engage TO
t papls OF any resctab. school by me quarter
or ot,ryit Teachers who zv- already introduced n,s
branch OF educa;,on Jr schools and who aIe sitous
of doing So ni 20 t-r interest 10 eoner it - in
yertiser Please address O r q. Trbnne Olcr az IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04
"Who. but will ioin il. the glad trnth reveaIin.
90 tIIImnh Is nnzT-
Correspondence q The Tribune.

Three times three given for the gallant
Wings Of .OLD CoNNECTIcUT, and the noble
soldiers who laborcd so eiiectuaily in the recent
arduous canvass in tie land of steady habits.
Talk about the enthusiasm of l9lIl-why it was
not u beginning 10 the oneness ofpurpose that Is
now prevailing in the central counties New Jersey
You shall hear some loud cannonading from old
Somerset and Mddlesex, for Henry Clay and the
Tariff OF 1912. Yours, II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

ETANTrD--A 5 tuatiou 10 cook. wash and
iron or 10 do homework bys respectable sir', who
m give satisfactory ciIy ieereucr. Please inquire No S
=, ivan A. >, the rear apS2;s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

yS-ANrt.t A place ~ work III kitchen gar
w den mind ,rsss Sc by industrious Arp'y
n Ikorbura' IS ] h. street as et>
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

yITANTED-A vouns wom1n who can cook,
w wash and iroa sell ia smA family City istrruees
quited Apply at - H'rrisnn street as 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

Tnr WH1e NATIONAL CONVENTION IN BALrI-
MoRE.-The Committee OF Reception 10 the Wing
National Convention 10 be held on the isi oi May
for the accommodation and entertainment OF the
delegates, request that list be published by
the Wing papers throughout the Union Of the he
delegates appointed in their respective States 10
the said Conventions and that they be also requested
10 forward Il copy OF their respective papers con
tanning the same 10 Reverdy Johnson, Esq, Char
man of the Committee of Reception, Baltimore
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

T'IN Plates G. LX-lXA, lAA8 and all
L other extra sizrs Tip Plat,s. for sal, by
leJ CAS5 i WARD, II Broad street,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

x-ANTED-A SITUATION by an English woman with good
.ity reference. rs Cook. Apply 2ll Elm 81 ASH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

Tux o. C. RAYMOND, ONCE MoRE.-Letters from
Caution of Dec. /. state that the Don Juan, from
Oahu, which arrived Nov. IS, brought accounts OF
the o. C. Raymond having touched at kanai, July
II, reporting that she had sandal wood, and !ei'
CHINA IN hurry the report in Canton was, inai
hearing Com. kearnev in the frigate Constellation,
was IN the vicinity, he made but short stay. ihe
letter further States that she had been supposed at
Canton to have been lost and speaks OF her as hay-
ing run away with treasure This shows that the
theory that the money she took off was that which
she had earned, has no foundation.
NIL. 4 1,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

DALSAM OF LiYERWORT.-A few bottles
d OF Dr. Tayiors B4l.am of Lver~ort may be had ats
reduced prc- al HIS. RAYNOhS Book Store.
ma, 16 No. Is Bowerv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

OF their own manufacture, of the latest styles,
u coa.isrug Rice Rutland Bfiian, and lnsssp aas
Woi,nss fo- Srlaws: Derons, Willow Hats and amy
Goods generally. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

IA-ANTt D. Situations to work AZ gardening,
frmin; ard 70 n homework by resrec,able and
oife eau Sve ,h OF references Please To-
min, AZ 80 R,o,tw,v
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-04

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