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The North-Carolina standard., 1844-06-05
From the Hillsborough Recorder.
CAPT. A. TARPLEY'S DISTRICT.

CAPT. A. TARPLEY'S DISTRICT
Harvey's, on Saturday the lllh inst large and
respectable number of the republicans of Capt
A. Tarpfey's district, - :.
On motion, John Foster, esq, was called tothe
chair, and Capt Abraham Iarptey appointed
Secretary The object Of the meeting having
been explained by the Chairman, on motion, the
chair appointed. the following Committee to pre-
pare resolutions for the action of the meeting, to
wit: Andrew Hughes, Tobias Waynick. Benja-
min Hurdle, Capt. William Tarpley, Samuel p
Foster, John Holt, DR.. D. A. Montgomery, and
DR.. Eli F. Watson, who retired for short time
and reported the following:
Whereas it is a free privilege, guaranteed TO as
bV the Consultation to assemble ourselves togehpr
wherever we may deem 1t necessary, to examGne
into and consult upon our State, well general
Government and whereas the great national prin-
ciples which we deem so essential to a free and
Republican Government, is likely to be mutiIated
by Henry Clay and his party attempting TO destroy
the veto power, one oi the most salulary provis-
ions of that sacred instrument the Constitution; /;
and further to compel, by the assumption of State
Debts, one State to pay the debt of another; and
whereas the important elections which are Dow
pending renders it an imperative duty resting oyer
us to speak out cur Sentiments; and declare them
openly that the people may easily understand what
they are, and bring them with due weight against
those OF our enemies; therefore,
l. Resolved, That we will vote against Henry
Clay for President. because he is the father of the
odious Bankrupt Law, Cout more properly speak
ing rouges law;) and because he is in favor of an
English Banking ,MonopOiy's ruling and Govern
ing the country, BY means of British, but nick
named United States Bank, who Al their own will
aud pleasure can ENHANCE or cuftal the price OF
property to suit their own iaclination fUr specud-
tiun. = -.
3 Resolted, That with a. empty treasury TIL
Wings voted donation Of $4,000 to the widow
of Gen Harrison $4,000 to Mr.. Henderson,
Wing Senator from Mississippi, under plea thai
the Indians had injured his Land, when in fact the
land was barely worth the sum: That they n6ised
the price of public Printing 20 per cent. over and
above what Gales aud Seaton had contracted TO do
it for thus showing ttevioaiion of their romis-
es in f8fG and proving their disposition to spend
the public money without constraint
8. ResoIOed, That We are opposed to high
Tariff, because an indebted people cannot be re-
lieved by increasing their taxes, particularly on
things they wear, eat and work with.
4. RESOLVED, That we believe Henry Clay knew
better, and intended to deceive the people when
he told them that the mere election of Gen. Harn-
son would of itself raise the price Of produce give
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Considerable preparations for the reception Of
Sir E. L. Bulwer, who is expected next month.
Mr.. Webster delivered another "great speech :"
yesterday before our Superior Court, in which he
displayed more than his usual ability. will
furnish you news by the first steamer, immediate
ly on her arrival g. p.
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New Stock Exchange
state of Trade


AsHEs-Pots we still quote at 81 25 81 So Pearls
dull at So.
CorroS There has been more animation in the market
to-day and the sales up to 1000 bales chiefly for
port including one list OF 2o00 Upanas The market sp
pears to have settled down at to cent reduction on
prices current Saturday last In Freghts there is no
change I'd iorsquare and ID for round being the current
rates.
FLouR.-No change this morning Western is held at
So barrel All other sorts they yesterday The
amount of Flour which has passed the weigh locks in
Rochester from the opening OF navigation the
ing OF April 2is 436 barrels This includes all that
has been shipped at and west of Rochester since the
opening Of navigation.
HAY.North River sells wanted at IS 81 for COM
mon qualities, The receipts continue to fair extent
OILS WHALEBoN.-Whae oil sells at IS So cents:
Crude Sperm 93 Prices of whale oil in New Bedford
range from 33I 81; Crude Sperm g2 and Whaebone 81
33 cents Inspected last week, 635 bbs sperm oil
Ss5 bbls. whale oil, and 81 900 lbs whalebone.
WHIsKEY.-Drudge casks quote at 23c. Prison bar
rels are held at "a a 24lc.
TEAs,-Imported in the ship Splendid Terms notes at
months, payable in the city Of New York. be made
satisfactory 10 the sellers.
Hyson20 half chests III per h. chests Ola 40 do
oil do 49 SO do 40; 366 - lbbxs ASH ss chests with.
drawn)
Young Hyson7 h chests IT. do Co. 10 do cas- $50 do
COZ 20 do ST. 1875 do b7 SO do 81 do 49, 10 do do
So 10 chests 46 al hf do 43 10 do 42 1877 do 4 10 do
Al 10 do 4c li2 do and II chests Ill hf do 36i;
2S7 do &c. 4ei do 49, i do 32; 405 do 49, boxes 2O
each 49, 900 do 46 Ola chests and PTS Inf do Withdrawn
Gunpowderl0 hf chsts s6a do $751; 7s do 54 l6 boxes
l3b each 81 05; % do i2lb IS, 400 do wnhdrawn)
mperal9 half chests 70; % do co. 100 bxs IL ID EACH
AGA.
Tyson skin24 hf chests So chests o. As do o4 $40
do %, Q43 do withdrawn)
Twankay--5O half chests $751; 80 do 80
Sonchongl0 halt chests 81 SO chests IS; 60 do 23I
cases 2bxs l6b each 45 $50 chests $50 half do and
cans withdrawn
Cassa-30e0 Is cts per h.
REAL EsrArE-The following sale made at auction :
o'orc NO. % Liberty street, sic, 900
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BrLIsE, tHond Brig John Eardner-Nlr Boas and la
dy MIR Deruiss and lady, of Belize and in st srag-
,,TRIsiDAp DE CUsA-Br,s Echo-Mr l. Marange and Mrs
M.rnge, Theodore Mararge, Eliza Marange Mrs Goding.
childiea
New nR1EANssbip Ocmplg ,e-Nrs Poet and four chill.
dren Mrs Leeds aud four children, Mesrs Kanney Bah
cock.
SAyAyEAH--Brg Exsct--Leut Ketehum, u SA, A I've.
and Lrdy, ID ii Morsan. II Bird, Miss M Luc,. VIM II
Vduehn-I2in the sfes-age
sAvAaNAH-shp Nswark-iir Terhure, and 10 in the
steenRs
sayASNAH- Brig Cayusl-J. w. Mcknight. Mr.. Mitchell.
> Mil er and lacy.
CHAHLssroS-Rric Enily-Nr. + Stanley, Mrs o r Bald
WIN, Mrs l. hogot Ms CsnIe Miss Souten NJ ers,
VS. Wilson, NJ Fitch, " Cooper, ID II Devaux c Myer,
A Lews-i7 ia the Storage.
CHARLtsroN-Sh.p sou'hpors--L Hoffman, lady aud two
IL Spinning, Hnn,, ris,t, aud in stcerage.
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uousc OF Repre- sentatives.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1874

WASHINGTON, hprn 10, 1914.
prsGRAcEFUL ROW IN THE HALLS OF CONGRESS.
Mr. WRrGHr, of Ia, continued and closed hts
remarks IN favor OF reducing the Tariff Mr.. w.
argued that all the burdens OF the Tariff tell upon
the laborers of the country and that the prosperity
of the country was fictitious He said that the
Tariff Of Great Britain was less oppressive than
our own, and that lis expressions were particularly
upon the agricultural portion of the community.
MIR. WmrE, of KY, then addressed the Com
mlttee ia plain and earnest speech upon the
events of the day. He reviewed the action of the
House since the meeting Of Congress for the pur-
pose, he SAID, OF recountlng the expressions OF this
House, the unhcard of expressions, as he called
them, by the violation of measures and the viola
ton of rules. The measures Of the majority here,
Mr. White went on to say, had brought
this Congress into contempt, and the people
were ready to hurl this branch Of It from
power as soon IA they We're permitted 10 do SO:
Mr.. White then arragned his colleague (Mr Boydl and
two members from Virginia, MIR Coles and MT hopkhe
who have recently renewed certain charges NJ.
Clay IN regard TO 'bargain and corruption Mr., whie
said the under which these charges were
renewed Nv three members Of Congress- were peculiarly
aggravating and eliminating Mr.. Clay at the time
these charges were made in aneigbborng state lie
wos about 10 become guest that state, where he had
hoen ,,vi,eJ bv large number Of the people At this
momen, malignant SANDER appears, and appears, too,
ns mon the eve election in virginia which Will
;aLe lace on Thursday next. MIR White characterized
Tho SANDER under these circumstances, with all the
strength ,ha, parliamentary language would admit Of
Mr. BoYp was called up in extenuaton OF himself Tor
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TWENTY-EIGHT CONGRESn.
FIRST SION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON. April ., 1874.

WASHINGTON. April -, 1A4.
Mr. BAYARD called up his bill supplemental to the
act entitled an act to regulate the pay of the navy
of the United States
This bill has been already debated at length Il
will be recOllected, 1t very ably opposed by Mr..
Cuom. 1t provides by law for the reward OF sal
ors and naval officers IN case OF such accidents az
the loss OF the Missouri.
After some debate, Mr.. Bayard gave way to Mr..
Wright, upon the tariff
Previous to Mr.. Wright commencing his speech
Mr.. Buchanan asked leave TO present memorial
from the society Of Quakers, demonstrating against
the nexation OF Texas. And here may remark,
that some half hour since three very sleek looking
Quakers entered the gallery, and attracted all eyes
The gallery door-keeper paid his respects to them
and exerted what influence he was master OF to In
duce those distinguished visitors to take of their
hats They smiled very respectfully and gracious
w upon the jealous door-keeper, but declined to
dofT their beavers. In process OF time, Mr.. Blu
chanan rose to present the memorial from "a very
numerous and highly respectable and universally
known There the Quakers took their hats oil,
to the great astonlshment OF the door-keep-
Ell society,"" &c Ne. paying "most nu-
merous and highly respectable" compliment
to these very Quakers-hIs constituents---wh0
had Just dotted their hats to him. Mr.. b.
asked-a very unusual request-to have the memo
rial printed Mr.. Hayward objected, and the re q.
quest was not pressed.
MIR. WRIGHT UPON THE TARIFF.
NOTE, am not able to make abridged re-
port Of Mr.. Wrlght's speech. ! de not understand
the drift of his arguments well enough 10 put his
thoughts in any other language than his own
which 40 expressed that cannot report them
In my letter tonight shall endesvor TO give you
some correct idea OF the substance OF his speech
to-day
This subjec, now is the effect OF prices upon the
wages of labor.
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arm FRESH GARDEN SEED--Consisting If 1000 ID, Of
~ Radish; 1000 lbs q Bee; zoe lbs OF Tuup 800 lbs Of
Carrot; 500 lbs of Ouion; 500 los OF Spnach lbs OF
Cabbg snd about 5000 bs Of other Seed al the
spec and vanetie'. For ,ae moderate terms, and in
AT his Permanent Family Establishment brcadway, cor.
- Eighteenth street
- Also. by his Alfred the preInises general
assortment of eIENousE Plants embracing about 80 OF
the choicest of Iesnuu; all the bet KINDS Of
Monthly RIOS together with camsas, Carnatieus, Cac
cludng Double p0hii1s sc, sc.
~ AMERICAN STANDARD HORTIC ULTuRAL
BOOKS, containing the saos "a yeary prscac the
entity Of New York THE foung Gardeners Assistant" the
tenth edition improved 5oi PAGES octayo he Kitchen Oar!
dcrers Instructor" The florists Guide" aud the Fruit
Cuvators Manual" Cor sale, Wholesale and retail by the
Author Broadway, corner OF 18th street. al lmsec
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domestic ImpOrtatfons.

NEW oRLEANs-ship Ocmnlg.e-i2 bales hemp, NJ Spence
A eb, hams aud h?@d 10 bams kg DE % barrel;
Bar,ay-2s a!es cotton Nes bold Crat4l Wi lams *
coz Henry Co.'S ii Lees eo43 Grant Barton IS
tbs hxsfet bbs and bags Wbtock- IS bbls oil
reld-t do bacon II Tsi iorme chs te hams Johnson
$50 do Booth sdg-2 bsis aud tbf do castor oil G
lloek-ao bos bel d. rounds 2 hides hps taow do
lard X " Van Nes.-Gi bbis lara Read Hoppoc
81 ia Is hemp satrt Joh,s9n3o bbls polk q bbs lard
Nelson Brown-69 bys5ea w Jenkins 70 *
per fhes, Dodge COT bids hams aud shoudes 3.7 bill,
lard 10 do do 80 kegs do 81 bbls spoord Teston
s6p xs i6 bhis teswax; ssndriss tod Thaver
Rowland Fosdick, l. :. he CO, Edw Forrest. Peet
Morton, L Magse Lewis N Hsnfort
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lac present Congress. may possblyact the Treaty
us contamination requires alteration in the present
'a'f act This may defeat it, Unless a general over
hauling takes place it would be unjust to NEEDLE with
any part OF the existing tariff
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Weekly Report OF Intermenta

IN me tIy aud ounty OF New YORK rom The 18th OF
April to the 28fh day OF Arrl, 1914
80 Men, 80 Women SO Boys 81 Girls Total 1928
Aporlexy d Asthma Blee ling from ,omach 4 do from
lungs Il Ca'cer Casualte., % Consumption Is; Convul
sions a Croug s. Debility DsIisiYm Treaeqs q DIhe,
Eys q Fever do scarlet 5; do typhus, Dis
cf Heart. 81 Hopping cough. |; Inflammation /; Inm-
DO of lungs 49, do OF STOMACH do i do of liver.
birth q Scroala, a Spinal Disease, /; Unknown3.
Under year. 49, to O. 49, s. S; 20 TO- S. 10 to 90
20 to 80 49, 30 to 49, III 40 80 to co. 81 60 to 81 10 to
80. g; 30 10 30, 2; Q" TO 100. |: MnknoWn,4.
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HAVANA, April l0h.-New Orleans Flour SIG a sl6 q
the bbl Lard $40 SloA; Hams So So according to
quality; Pork, mess, Sl4 STAY Observation-Disclosures {
" prem New York, a q dis; New Orleans, premium
short sight Freights remain unchanged
PoRTo RICO: April s-sagar, lst quality So so So II
per cwt Coffee, 50 SO Sc do Hides, SO dos Molasses
Sll a Si2 per 100 gallons.
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TorssvS snaaoss.Gions

OPoRTo--Bris HstornGoO Or cks wine ar runs brandy
Barclay LvI'g'toEs hhds or ck 90 Blackburn
- hhds 1sqe css do w Wson-6 ppss do pipes do Al
kg d. ID hhds lao ar cks DO Q" bd corwood sacks
qune's cass Dbl satau-6 ppes q cks wine Osborn
do 372 ar cks " inc 10 hhds L, order.
PoRTo CABELLoBrg Citzsn-l24 bags coffee 1913 hide,
200 sticks fuslic Whtake I'll cfooas ndgo ba do NJ
Schmidt-5 bags coffee w Whock- 1856 60 Datilh Cour-
linear IN do A
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rNALN's NEW NONIk MU.MUm

BEST BILL! BEST PRICE,.
BEST PERFORM A CES!!!
A DWARE AS OLD AS TOM THUMB AND THREE
INCHES SHORTER,
AND GlANTESS AND
Seven PERI irmers-all for One Shilling.
MIR. Ill. BENNETT,... ........ MANAGER
The following IeIlormers wall appear =
The GREAT WESTERN, Mr. C0NOVER, the Irotean
Pfofsssor, CELESTE,,e Daaceuse, Mrs WESTERN, MIS-
ADAlk. Mis-, BLANCHARD, and Mr.. w. CONOVER.
the singer
The happy that he has received from
Europe splendid set Of COSMOHAMIC VIEWS, painted
by the eminent artists
The Manager has, at considerable tructed
PAEQUETrE for the accommodation of THE LADir
WHO ARE ADMITTED FREE. Gentlemen charged
an extra shilling The Manager his adopted this plan
the best sea- for his fair patrons.
DORO1HEA WAGNtRsser of the Gpsey Queen,
be consulted the day and evening Also be
Albino Lady with white hair and pink eyes.
Performance the Lecture Room commence clock
BT-A Afternoon Entertainment on Wednesdays ard
SATURDAYS at ; o'clock
ADMISSION 10 THE WHOLE ONE SHILLING.
a25 re
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ha; Putnam Townsead aad Deborah so@ers rf Po%e
er Goik; America somes Bos!on' Aan Elizabeth Gra,
ws Ap, a a-s sb Bef Alien A St w Sss
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pfFfy wssr, March q CID gnlow, Lawrence; suti.a
&%9.easo1t xsrii > CD soSsSs Hsp. tgs, Jehu
McSIS April i1,As damascus. Tanner, Liverpool Cid
MSst sd aHS Ts%s si'H ~
poS wsts h G aa%ei{ s%h Lys
Gs Bp.'or No5s Rose
NsSs s' s;;sS
Cpne sp1 Me,ez Ma|,ga; Street. Mcconnell Havana
WANFkD-Two or ,hrse drs, rate Vest Makers. None
''''' ''' sue" Jas CoN Il GTsi . rcs5t"ce
a2s lt-m i7s Broadway, upstairs
WANTED-A Situation w Young Man twenty yeas Of
or 20 hues Please h eS% o % aSa e
sp2i lw~rc
W M EN- re su sE UMBRELLAs PARA
the buaess desiring learn can 6nS steady em
poyment equal the city applying mme
datey at the mandatory OF the subscriber Ne
| up stairs.
The wcrk can be done out of the shop if preferred
| a2i 3tis"rc A. MACDONALD.
MOTE FOUND.-A Note signed by Samuel Roberts foi
~ 1855 has been sent this office The have
same on application at the desk. "A 3tfh
| DELEGATES TO eHE ,TYLER STATE CONVEN.
THE pELEGATEs from IN interior Conntie, Inform
I'd that the Committee of Recer ton will he in attend nce
| at Washington Hall, THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
a25 II
THE BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the Capital stock
of the New York and Erie Rail Road Company are now
open at the Office the Company No 81 Wall street.
the hours o. 10 and 5.
- VIM NJ. GOULD, Secretary
VIEW 1oIk Apfl 2oth, 1914 APPS tire
sew GOODS AND REDUCED PRICES AT
NJ A r TINS
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
iI WILLIAM ST. CORNER OF ANN ST
SINGLE TRIAL will convince gentleman that there
the best value is given tor the prices charged viz splendid
Dress Goats made order at from S2 $50; Parts 81
So; Vests from S250 10 $780, and other lie
line proporionaby low got up in the best style and good
| warranted.
d. Just received large assortment Of Fancy Summsr
sneres and Vestngs De~es style. Please cali
before giving your orders.
Gentlemen furnishing their Cloths &c have them
mad and trimmed usual the best
pri.es-Dess Goats 81 to SO 3O Frock Goats fan
and Ve-ts 81 50t s.,
Terms cash on delivery
APPS lm"ic MICHAEL T.. MARTIN
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y.xs BRI pGEMAN'5 YOUNG GARDENERS AS.
XES SSTANT.-The subscribers @fer for sale thor:
a25 1*rc

NSStSTANT.-The subscribers offer for sale thou
sanc Of the tenth edition, lately completed
ons large ocrsv ame5s pages greatly charged revised
DONE ~ coh gut spsee s, s ds any,
oern table and viii afford more useful information even
posns there Besides the liberal and good taste dspiaye by
a s s1GSf he 5 o
published y this cou try the author beg May hard
the tosi shed, practical lnanhence he from xpe
ieace eedifeeons are, therefore free from many q e
fom the of knowledge the par, of
authors h Ssi ia Dur iGS %c sH"sg
Gec for he use Of 10 The dsgha ngl?y
for Ne Holland AID the shame of of these
macy sstnces copied ali thai really in,esib and aei
their books from Mr. Brdgemans former editions Of his
where instances could Be eitsd s
bnf az boIs' have hem basc ge a a
publishers round ones and although position cord
no private or back 6auscd interest ia 50 strongly
S Nh NV los, II ne s9
ut jadg,ag from the se OF roUnrErN TnousANp 4
there no, %ucb iroSa6y tie PRESENT diion dass"s
1r pm T sae s i' ne ssess 'e n pom,
parts Of country tn author has reoyred tie work and
g knowledge Of horticulture couotrya lard unequal.
led the GLOBE Tor its diversified and geaec climate aud
have done advance from
ExpEgEycE, than Mr. Brdg Gardear, ord fne lat,
LIBERAL MINDED men the latter very essential guilty when
they undrtihe be authors tor Gardues body the
The woi now sposen Of 5 remarkable for rs ueg bic
style aud directs IN simpr manner row To mike hot beds
aud regulate them beds end all the vegetable
den products ia alphabetical or concise F9ger Garden
department. and catsogea valuable see,tion Of fruits WI
simple methods of budding, grating aad GARLAND Caend,
ma Index OF directions throughout the O
to the unpaetised gardener w asue have we been Of
the intrinsic excellence OF this work that nuuBeIable
tees been for return not approvednor have do
copies of thousands ssd back the
y many have expressed heir Obligation the author and
ubl,c bodea have given pemums to encourage aS'e
for the fret enoy Of mankind well dressed garden
hN been tsays Sir VIM Tempt the avorte OF public
and private pleasure Of the greatest aud the Of The
aud Indeed employ and which
is too high too low
J. Nj. THORBURN X co,
Is ohu ret.
" Booksellers supplied the authors discount which i.
the SANE ourselves a2j3tym
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THE ANATOMICAL VENUS.

THE LECTURES BY DIR. HOLLlCk-On the Organs
of Reprodnction in Plants and Animals their uses and
abuses which much last week will be
ted for the fourth time Tuesday, Wednesday
aud Aprii 49, "a and 25 compliance with the
urgent OF huudds who could previously at
tend National Hail. Canal few doors east Of Broe
way For ,tlemen ~ IN the Evening Admission 20
cents single Lecture or 81 course for LADIES', ~
the Afternoon, Of the daysAdmission % ceats Or
Friday the Goth the LactuIe the afternoon viii be
subject piticdiiy interesting and important 20 females =
Great numb Of ladies attend day aud all Of them are
loud presions OF interest and salts action
The illustrations tie celebrated Anatomical Venus the
only perfect model OF the female form thus coun
try and other models, s wing the pcuafitles OF
the female the unborn infant &c at as many diher-
ent stage. all full size aud perfectly true 10 nature
" To insure every seeing the models perfectly, no
be ad evening than be thus accom-
modated AID who not perfectly satlsfed VI
have money rparned immediately asking for 1t Gen
tlemen may these models at 10 IA the Tor %
ceats.
(ieutemen OF the Press need only give their addresses
Each Lecture will be complete Ia ITSELF though the whole
form connected cOurss. a2itN"c
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Yesterday morning in the 3lst year Of his age JAMES
MIrL native OF Brechin. Scotland.
HIS friends and those OF his brothersnaws Mr. Parker
and MIR France respectfully invited to attend his
neral from the house OF the latter Franklin street.
this (Thursday) afternoon, at o'clock
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EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL G.4LLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
OF tag OLD MASTERS.


Corner of Ndssau and Beekman streets.
A MAThURS AND ARTS IS ars informed, that the Gal
N lery Of Paintings Clinton Hall open from II A.
Nj o'clock night eter, according the They
will therein 6nd choice collection Of tie finest Paintings
which Jrned Edopen Gallery Artists will
be allowed sady the Exhibition Room he public will
find Catalogue which will explain all the historical and other
pieces quoting the Of auho from which the subjects
have been taken.
n 2-Admttance only IS cents ns7 lmeJgb
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The lady of JAMES GORDON BENNETT of daughter
last evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-25

Cleared,
Brig Marfse Parker tBj Reddy. st Johas NE. Tucker
Lsurirs sch Ontario Staples Havana, Grant, Curlew
CTowell, West Indies.
Arrived.
v eate Constitution Corn'r Pefcivai days from Nor
foik The wasboardsd by pilot boat Blossom and IL
anchor the BaE
5io Oemugc Feet from New Orleans April with mdse
10 Cgllius Co No Geo w Painter, passenger led
board 9th inst
Ship ,ron, Paine, 2days from Apallchicola, with cotton
10 master. 80
Snip sslstts, Cox "a days from Apaacbcoa with cotton
10 order.