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p-ro the Dele gates to the Baltimore Con.

n-To the Deleg gates to the Baltimore Con-
yen1ion.-The Central Clay Committee OF New-Yorh have
appointed the undersigned Committee 10 make arrangements
for the enrolment ofDeeentes for this Cy ana 'ate 10 M
yopn, Mem, CLAY Convention TO be held IN the City Of BGI
more on the % May And also 10 negotiate with the
Steamboat and Railroad Companies the route to Obtain The
rlost favorable terms Of transportation
Suitabe arrangements will be concluded IN lew days 10
conyer by steamboat or otherwise TO Baltimore rs many as
may appy by letter addressed the subscribers IN this CF
enclosing ten dollars which wl secure passage through TO
Baltimore md back provided sufficient number make early
application This w he by steamboat hfoush
to Baltimore Arrangements a.o progressing kr tie
,n CONVEYANCE OF thoe that prefer the Railroad Line
Application mus, be made the undersigned as above stated
enclosing the like sum of dollars and the difference may be
adjusted by the Delegates when they arrive IN person ana oo
tain their tickets !; r; tinhnnIsSSN' vL;nhnsS
NB-The Presidents of the sevcnl Clay Clubs and Aoca
,ions are particularly requested furnish list 9i eieEntf
from their Wards the earliest possible moment hai shne
arrangements nny be made tor their accommodation.
dsy9rn
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NfI

Majority lot iIditc''''''''..'. ''''''''' .
M. Parker, (Whig) is elected Register by
,be large majority of lt34-notwithstendln
,h,t there was another Wing candidate running,
,bo received 3l5 votes. George Maguirc was
,,e Loco candidate. The discrepancy between
0ur maoritics for Mayor and Register are not ac
counted for in the Republcan-thc only paper we
have containing the result.
For Auditor R. B. DALLAM, (Whig) is elected
orer H. J. Lynch by a majority of l,459.
CHARLES D. PRrpDY (Whig) is elected Marshal
dsrer Patrick Lawler, the regular Loco-Foco can
d;daie, BY 7l6 voters; there being two other
candidates running-onc Wing and one Loco
vbo each received two or three hundred votes
For City Attorney, James Daugherty, tWhig,
is elected by 115O over Jas. b. Townsend,
Goco9
The Wings have four out of the sir Aldermen,
and eight and probably nine, of the t"el0e
Delegates
The average Wing majority, as will be seen,
Is over LOCO. The Anti-Licence party did
nothing. Well done, st. Louis !.
PoLLocK's MAJoRIry.-The Forum gives the
following as the true majorities in the Northum-
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FUNERAL OF MORGAN LEwIs-The remains OF
the late General Lewis were attended to the
grave on Wednesday by large concourse of citi-
zens. The members Of the Masonic Lodges, the
City Military, the Common Council, and Officers
Of the Army, &C., walked in the procession.-
Chancellor Kent. Chief Justice Jones, Philip
Hone, Jonathan Goodhue, Judge Pendleton, Wal
ter Bovine, VIM. Bard and Thomas Morris, were
the pall.bearers. The body was deposited in the
grounds of st. Paul's Church, Dr.Taylor. of Grace
Church, reading the funeral service The cere-
monies at the grave are said to have been impress
sive and solemn Eve Post.
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DEsrRucTNE FIRE IN BALrMoRE.-The ex-
tensive lumber yard of Thos Matthew, in High
street, Baltimore, was burnt on Wednesday even
ing, together with small frame house adjoining.
Loss, $4,000 to S7000-insured, $4,000. The
house was occupied by Joseph Davenport and
wns insured for $500.
The grocery of John w, Clark, corner Howard
and Pratt-sts. was burnt on Wednesday morn
Loss, Sl0OO-insured, $500. Both these fires
are suppose to be incendiary.
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r n,ot bo,t LANES Avery spoke on the Sh inst off Great
Egg aror brig New England I'm West indies, for Boston;
same day of Bauega brig New England I'm Charleston Tor
Dec g. iut long g. Horato Howand. from New York. for
dec IL. ship Charles fin Boston, bouud to Mauman and
Calcutta. -. ., 4, :
March 20 at 2 Is 4 long 20 q Ellon Cobb Cienuegos,
Feb 25 lat . . s long 81 "a W. bark Marine vennard FIN
Rio for Baltimore. ~. ,
March ~ lat27 ~ ~ lon to w brig D-ornh Us III n oA
KaTch IS lat IS Ion Go l5 ci John Dunlap Iard from
Apn6 lat 10 TO- lon Il r. .chr Joseph I'm Boston for Phil
ade!pha.
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CoRoNER'5 OFFICE.

DRowNED-Ihe man who was drowned IN golng
nm hon r the ship Tabo, on Tuesday night named Chas
'rcadwc l native OF Massachusetts need 2l Verdict
accidental drowning.
Drowned IN A CIsrERS.-The Coroner held an
noncst tonv nj the house of John Thomas No 22 West Six
teh ST. on he body of Mrs Margaret Evans wife OF John
Evnns of 80 Charles ST. Nerlc-Sulcde by drowning hcrse
while mentally terangcd.
PULMONARY APoPLExY.-Julia Carpenter, aged
native of Troy fell and died suddenly Yesterday ut .
Wets, II was uscertaned she had bust blood vessel
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manufactures; and by Mr.. c. ]. INGERsoLI.,
from the committee ON foreign affairs, Of bills TO
indemnify the owners OF the Spanish schooner
Amistad, and to carry into execution the French
treaty.
A Message was received from the President.
in answer to the Resolution of the House, CON-
municatng the measures taken, with the causes
therefor, &c. in suppressing the Dorr Rebellion.
Mr.. HOLMES, rcmarking that he wished the House
to set their faces against the whole Rhode Island
scheme, moved to lay it on the table; rejected
Yeas GS, Nays -. The Message was ordered
printed and referred 10 the Select Committee.
The annual statement of the Secretary of the
Treasury of the Commerce and Navigation Of the
country was presented, and, on motion OF MIR.
ADAMS, 10000 extra copies ordered to DC printed.
The House adjourned.
In SENATE, numerous memorials demonstrating
against any modification of the Tariff were pre-
sented by Messrs. EVANS, CRITTENDES, BUcHAN-
and ARCHER. The latter numerously signed
by citizens Of Virginia, was read at the request
of Mr.. A, who accompanied it with some con-
curing remarks. Mr.. CRlrrEXDEN in presenting
his portion of these petitions, declared his convic-
ton that the Senate would consent to no modif-
cation Of the Tariff at the present session, and
the Country might be assured none would be
made
Mr.. Evans, from the Committee Of Ways and
Means, reported bill to provide for the payment
Of evidences of public debt in certain cases.
A Resolution of Mr.. WRIGHT was adopted, in
structing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
into the cxpedcncy of authorizing the President
in cases OF sentence of capital punishment to
commute it 10 Imprisonment for life. Mr.. W.
said he offered the resolution in accordance with
large number of petitions from New York,
expressing however no opinion Of his own upon
the subject.
Mr.. CoLouETT made violent speech in op-
position to the present Tariff, denouncing it as
bill for the benefit of therch against the poor, and
in reply 10 Mr.. BERRItN lin his absence,) for per
sonalltes against whom he was several times call
ed to order. ARGUS.
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On the llth inst SARAH s AYNAR. wef of VIM. F. Kcll
in the 49th year ui her age.
Her friends and those OF the family are respectfully invited
friday afternoon at . o clock,
On the iith inst in BROOKLYN T.. l.. Ariel WARSER for
mery OF Springfield Mass tatieTin-aw OF Samuel Fuler,l
in the 18th year OF his nGe. -
OG- Springfield papers will please copy.
At BROOKLYN. TueSday evening. the 9Th inst in the 4t
year other ELzABETn BUTLER daughter Of Sumner and
Elizabeth b. Stone.
The friends ofihc famy are invited attend the funeral
from 100 Hicks street BROOKLYN this Friday aiemoonthc
18th inst Mt 81, O'Clock.
DA wife of .iexande. Y. Blake aged g years.
Her funeral will be attended Friday afternoon, a4 o'clock,
at Christ Church. South Brooklyn.
Her friends ind The friends thc family respectfully nv
ted To attend without further notice.
The relatives will snssemhe at the house No. Bake's Build
ings Court st. at 81 o'clock.
On Welnesdny morning ntler slort illness JACOB WAL
ToS Rear Admiral OF tie Red II. b. Nj Navy in the nth
wear of his age
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Correspondents Of Pomeroy s. Co. . :,

BUFFALO, April g. ls4i
The dealer of whom spoke yesterday closed his selection py
taking lO bbs including 400 Cascade OF Monroe CITY hi
NJ on of 81 2l as follows 800 hb OF good common al
81 Ia 100 bbs same al s4 1 and the rest at sitS mum
Der small parcels lots OF 100 bb have changed na b os
nothing doing the receipts produce being as yet e,LeS @
confined 10 steamers which coming IN with increased mum
bcrs OF travellers considering the enry period oil be season.
city quite animated appearance ana 3ef1e
province are more thnn usually crowded with business people,
many oi them resorng point for nnnmerable articles oil
Traffic. ~, .-
The new steamer Emerad which came up from Chippewa,
-tnrdnx Is yery nettr Affair about 30 tons buIhen. and
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up James River cast away breas Of Cage Henry Light
at O'Clock Saturday morning avssel and cargo Total
loss Also sch Resolve, Bearc. of Barlstabie. III ballast
bound to Norfolk high and Dry she may be =oen oil by
being skddcl The of both vessels were all saved
Neither ofthe vessels carso ot the NJ Clayton. were
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GFTO WhiS Printers.-A Printer oi good talents
and industry wanted to take charge Wing Country
per Unexceptonabe Moral character IS Indispensable and
one inclined to the Presbyterian Dutch Reformed Church
would do BEST the people oe vicinity being mainly OF those
narS,osions AppIy to the Editor of The Tribune.
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Price 80 Cents per Bottle.-Tne chief vir

NJ Price 80 Cents per Rottle.-T1e chief sr-
tue afths Tncophsrous or iedIsated COMPOUND are
Its brnring strengthening and clarifying qualities
q Its gently stimulating the action OF the KIN;
Ire fnucng and encouraging reaction IN the buib OF
root and partcuary the pulp which receives The vessels
and nerve giving life and v,gar 10 ist ths ha,l; s;,
Its freeing the skin from the effect OF perSprsiion, scuI
md dandruh and disposng the h1ir 10 curl;
6 And frequent use Will preserve the har IN beauty hhd
henth II the latest period Of lite. :, :,
ratuitous advice gwen all diseases connected with me
sv' s,tv - = m .tairs nn2 lms
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Markcts-Carefaiv Reported for The Tribune.
THURSDAY, April IL.
ASEiES-Ilere much dong, but Pots steady Mt
81 go with sales 10 80 bb Pearls nomnay s5 and
inactive.
COTTON-There is fn;her activity in the unrket
day the lower rnte having induced parties n
The market has still downward tendency aud prces
neariy low before the late Improvement. excepting
hnps. the fner rrades which maintain relatively hghe!
price The sales to-day reported a; 200 TO 80 bags
Feigbts are a a I'd and the packets find difficult 10 I'LL up
FLOUR AND MEAI.-There Is rather better feeling in
Flour and good inquiry exists Tor The East and Or home
sumption. Genesec very plenty NJ - a. although the
ales to-day have been Tint Weeleve there good
fiat Western to be Ind below that rate. We notice fair sae
to-day including 800 Brooklyn City Mills at ~ 81 0D
enesee for En- gland 81 g. and 10 round hoop Ohio for
the Sane destination 81 s:. Sale fancy Ohio IS y
s5 81 Southern descriptions ilTne al 50 with probably
some of the lower grades Il, Cd. of SALES Co TO 30 Phae
pha nj 81 81 Rye Flour So l2s. Meal = % - Sli,
and quiet. Ship Stuff. l2i. IA cents.
GRAIN.-There Is much doing IN Wheat but the in
quy Sales 600 bushels Dutce County lG2
Com haS come in more freely, but readily taken by dis
lets 81 cents weight delivered. At this figure some Il 600
bushels North Carolina have been Sold Northern was held at
. cents measure with small sac. RE n and held al, 20
cents in the slip. Sales so bushels leaving parcel unsold
\ 10, of Barley 100 bushels sold u cents oats steady
at - 80 cents for Northern.
WIISKY-The market quiet. and bbl>. dull. Sales 20 to
100 State Prison q which lower. Drudge steady
. cents.
sEEDs-some moderate sales Clover being mnde at 81.
90 for poor prime free. The market heavy. Timothy
is also dull but small lot prime cerce sold to-day sis.
The range s3 30 SIS. Flax nominal Rough 50 49, for
crlshers
HEMP During the last week hce have been sacs 100 tons
dew-rot,ed at sllJ. cash.
Ol-The cargo of Whale received here in negotiation.
We sales ofl 30 bbs 5 cents cash. export We
notice sales coo gallons Wnte. Lard Oil 60 cents cash. and
&c 6 mos. which is lower
WHALEBONE.-ncudng the lots reported yesterday,
there have been sales o0CO lbs North 30 cents and
1900 lbs South Sea s. cents cash. being the parcels recently
received mt tbs port..
PROVISIONS-The PORK market still dull Mess Of
ered Mt 50 BIZ with sales lbou, 80 bb lots Prime
held nj 81 o. with sales 800 400 bbl. that We hear
of nothing doing in Beef or Lard ofin,portance
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OFFICE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, 100 NASSAU.sT.
IN ADVANCE

IN ADVANCE.
C-4RRIERS .4TTEND!
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE. FOR MAY.
The most Splendid .NGsa:ine erer issusi!
TEN THOUSAND INCREASE IN THREE MONTHS
AMERICAN BATTLE GROUNDS
C-s- The MAY NUMBER is E-NBELLISRED with
splendid steel Engraving oi the BATTLE FIELD BRlSpy
roma Painting by Doughty. engraved By James mhe
The best engraving ever issued in n Magazine
The FAVORED CArrvES magnificent steel Engraving by
Rawdon Wight & Hatch.
Summer Fashion, elegant STYLE from Fresh DssisHs from
PARIS containing all the varieties.
ORIGINAL PAPERS.
Earh's ioocaust-By Nathaniel Hawthorne.
The Blood StaineC-By Alfred d. Street
D. mn,strsi, sosnet-By M, f. :, oakes Smith.
The Antique Mirror-By Mrs. X. : Nichols
Music in the Heartily George ". Bethune.
The Brothers CaneIeT.By New Contributor.
The Early fnled--By Miss Maroon II. Rand.
\ Mystical Balni-By J. Russell Lowell
Cour,ing by Proyy-By the Author Of New Home
Aaron on Mount fior-By Mr.. l. II. Sigoumey.
Mental Soiitide-By E. Uakes Smith.
The Rector's Daughter-By Ann = Stephens.
Stay Not Your FEgbt-By Samuel D. Patterson.
The Arsenal at Spungtieh.By Il. ". Longiellow
WALLER to SnchariSsa-By c. F. Hoffman.
The Battle Grounds America No. /. Brandy
Charles j. Peterson.
GlInpses of lrclnnd No. by J. G.. MTeasue.
Rhyme and Reason-By Groman.
Beating into Por Mnhon-By Jesse F; Dow.
a Song of the Revolutionary c. F. Bar~tow.
On Revising Niagara-Ry 4. F: Huston
The Poems OF lIctherscli-By Corlelie w Waller
Review of New Books.
Terms So per nnnum IN ADVANCE copies for S5-Snse
numbers . cents Address WM n. GRAHAM.
al2 2tis Tribune Buildings, ltO NasSau-street.
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~ Martin E. Thompson, Architect and Builder
o No VaI street prepared furnish Plans and super
intend the Election of Buildings Residence No g Clinton
Place where he may be IN the evening Hho oihi'
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COURT CALENDER. TINS DAY.

COURT CALENDER. TINS DAY.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 90, 81, 50, 81, q, l,
4o, 7, 81, 44,2.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. A, 2, &c. A, 16, l9, 90, 81,
35 ID 50 IL d.
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NJ italian Chemical soap.-for caring

NJ italian Chemical Soap.-For curing ireckies
nn.nnto bites aud all irrtaon and roushnes5 ana ssow
ana daIkness OF skin Thu, Ioap IS ons oil he most
healing qualities spoken Of al directions aud every one
VINO use Il, o,dnar purposes be had genuine only
at 81 Walker street from the con.r Of Bsadwhy
S-,r Poushkeep,is Tousey Rochester Myers New
Plr 1,o Dse, Prorience Cariston Lowell aud Tnpp
Hi,sn N''' al6 aus
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MARRIED.,
DIED,

AT Tany Town New York on Tuesday evening Apul9lh
by the Rev George Wood Dr. j. BAILEY to Mrs. sARAH c.
SPARKS, of Philadelphia.
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~ Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DTCk. LIGHT RAVENS, for BOAT pa, IS, SAILS i
AWNINGS s;c- Also. HEAVY STARPAILl1ikHNS ;Ll1kN "a. "a
md twllied q and n nch Also, Gram and Meal Bags "a
and . 0u'ie'' 'bRff%CKERHoFF, FOX & PoLHEMUs.
.,o - ts pine.street-
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LAFAYETTE BANK, Cincinnati. April O. lS44.
E At n Meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
Institution held the Isl nt the following gentlemen were
Griffin Taylor r. w Lee Tyler Davidson.
George Carlisle George Il. Bates, Thomas II j. Adams
Moses Brooks, +. : Hnires, VIC Breese.
And ut n meeting of the Board. held subsequently GRIFFIN
TAYLOR Esq. was unanimously reelected President
ni5 ats W. G. w. GANO, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

Ny Democratic Clay Club Of the 10th tn
w ,. THE members OF the Democratic Clay Cub ot the
I,b Ward are reuuee TO assemble the Tabernacle Broad
way his Day at o'clock NJ to assist IN celebrating the
'"N"'' . CHARLES TURNER, President
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BOOKS FOR THE LADIES.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED,

/ WOl.AN'S WORTH : or Hints raise the serae
chnrnc,er By English Lady with rcromnendAoy pre-
face br Ends Marshall one vol syo CLOTH gii' 3i' cents
paper q cents.
4 LOVE AND MONEY. m Every Day Tale by Mary
Hewitt one vol lsvo cloth. gilt g cents
g. THE MOTHERS OF ENGLAND: Their Influence snd
Responsibility BY Mrs. Ellis author oi the " Women The
Wes and the Daug ers of Eng land vol i2nc. bound
2j cloth 59cens
ADVlCETO WIVES on the mann cement Of ofiheUrSe veI
during the period Pregnancy and sucking By Dr. Pe Hen
y Chayasrom the second English edition. one pocket vol
mn b. pn5isIsd Sert Wsei.-ADvICE To MOTHERS
the MANAGEMENT of their offspring during the pod OF In
fancy childhood and youth By Dr Pye Henry Chayase from
the third English edition. one vol. 1Snio ~
II. APPLETON S co Publisher.
all Pts 10 Broadway.
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school and Miscellaneous Books, &C.
WILLIAM h. CORNWELL,

03 Beauer street, three doors from PeaTl stree1'
cr-S- Offer. nj LOWEST RATES, School and AlIscea.
neou Books Blank Book Papers tluiils ana stationery
general u Which he invites 'he af'ei'i'ii u
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N;s,sterS. .&c.

Ship Toronto. G,swod London; Bert rand Smith. New
Orleans, bs Florida. Banco Bezs Honduras, and Others
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Ev -1nthOnv j BIrtcHfr
THE Colonnnde House Lafayette Place being The 1'h
m the block Of those murbe-froDt houses known as
Coonnnde ow together with stable IN the rear o -.o
tho lot ~-o0o
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Memoranda.
SpOken. &c.

Arrn Charleston 9Th inst brig Warsaw. Herbert, NGrean
ls inst off Torugas saw ship Elizabeth Firth.
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Markcts-carefayv Reported for The Tribune.

promises river navieaiin having nnde
the against the current OF the mighty Ningaa Ill
lie tMnhOurs
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By This Mornings Mail.
WING victory in ST. Louis

The Charter Election in ST. Louis took place
;, ,be LIST inst. and resulted in decided tri-
rnn,, of the entire Wing ticket. The election
r,s accompanied, as here, with several disgrace
f,, rows, in which number of pesons were Sc
.:on.lv Injured. The following is the vote for
Mayor:
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NJ Ladies' Riding Hnts.-SpRrSG AND SUMNER
Fashion-LEARY 60 will nov receive order, io[ The new
and beautiful ANDALUSIAN HAT which they have Just
lntrodiicei.> LEARY l. co. Nos. and . Astor Eouse
g3 tteod$
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halers, &c.

Arr al StcninEton s,h ns, ship Mercury. Cray, NV Coast
yo Falkland Islands with 2lC1 bbls o do sperm OIL and iso
h shnne
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OLLAPODIANA: No. /.
BURGESS STRINGER s, co. corner of Broadway and
Ann street. publish this dny No; Of the
Literary Remains of
WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK:
Edited by. his ;wn-brotier LEWIS GAYLORD CLARk
Editor Of the knckerbocker-Conainng Memoir OF the
Author with Account Of h, Las; Illness and Death to-
rehcr with the fist division Of those weknown papers the
OLL4PODTAN4:
The most popular of lively various md entertaining
NIagn zine papers that have appeared America Unlike
too much OF what chilled the C6rdp Literature OF the day.
The work is beautifully printed upon large md clear
type and fine white paper although afforded at the low rate o
twenty-five cents per number
Opinions of the Press.
I'VE have To hesitation in saying that there more genuine
hunor sparkling wit and true pathoS; more deep poecal
feeling and natural description; more entertainments IN one
word IN OGDod,dRd Of WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK, than are
be found in series o: magazine pnpe winch have ap
peared for years in the United states
~. Y. Cour. Il Enquirer.
Mr. CLARK however numerous md ube his assoc lnieco-
rbuors IN the KnIckerbocke must still unk IS the inst WI
ter OF that true Magazine luxury poetic neither play
FIJI or serious his sentences have the true Conntnan posnnd
his those of poet huot rs the occasion may
nrovoEc New Yorker.
most entertaining lively series OF sossipng papers re
plete with hlmor ard clever Innings. Ihe Nlctim al
Proof: Reader in the writer's best veln. n Amer
Who writes the OHdpoiian1 Papers They are Truly
most delightful reading" apll 2ts tPenn inquirer.
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day at Clinton Hall. at o'clock.
r Johnson in consequence of the greet crowds and perfect
satisfaction Inst evening will give anOther exhibition ns above
Indy will he magneted who will exhibit the phenomena OF
C1irroyaRce Sympatiy Preno gnetsm &c e;c so that
the mast skeptca cannot fail vi being convinced Tickets .
cents each. apI1N
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Brighton Cattle Market, April s.

Al market $50 Beef Cattle IS pairs working Oxen 20 Sheep
and 100 Swine. 100 Beel Cattle unsod.
PRIsEs-Bect Cdttic-Ist weeks prices were not sns
ranet and We reduce quotations. Extra s. . frt
quality 81 % So: second guilty 81 . 81 IS third quality
So 75 n 81 y.
Horkinc Orenales So a6s SIS, $50 ss7 30 and
Sfce2-from 81 80 to SO %.
Scne-Prmc lots to pedde cents Tor ow and cents for
Burrows lots Of large and 81 cents Old Hogs AZ
and cents At retail TO cents.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL T..
Cleared.

Ships Toronto Criswoh. London Griswoi: Severn Chee
YER Liverpool " Whnluck Jf Oconec. Jackson NOreans.
Ek Collins ( CO: Ocean, Willard do. Ptre & Bullock bark
eo Jersey Iarbor t:yodne * Go; Rudolph Grnnng Eel
ker, Key West. Alarnnd TO: Rebccca. Mcclure. 81
Thomas Brett K No>e {: Lamar Snnnerman. Savannah
Dunhnm 4 Dmon; Saratoga. Bedell Norfolk. Durham Di
on schrs Alexander. lews, Alexandria. Snrges & Clehr-
man Richard Baker Bait Il eager: Naynre Gage. Boston
Foster * Nckerson Pnge Nckefson, do: wellington knowl
ton Phllud soops Eenz Durlee Newport and Providence
William Miller Providence.
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PmLADELrlrA.-The Wings Of Philadelphia
mad tremendous meeting on Wednesday night,
to welcome Hon. S. S. PRENrIss, who made
most thrilling and eloquent speech.
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% Spring Hats.-T!e subscriber informs Gentlemen
that he is now amply supplied witt, the Sprns) Pattern
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Sailed.

Two bries. Wind NE. Weather a; sea fossy
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THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM,
HANDBOOK OF PLANTS AND FRUITS.
Published by
JEROME LOTT i5s Ful,on.street y. Y.
THOMAS, CUWPERTHWAIT & CO.. Philadelphia.
CROCKER * BREWSTER. Boston.
And for sale by the Booksellers generally. 1t
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His price will be as heretofore for Fine Nutrn si S End
quality So % and this notwithstanding important advance
in the prce stock SPENCER 6T Chamber 2f stf
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. uonn, nnd INSTRUMENTAL Concert.-Nln.

w j. DAVIS respectfully acctuns his friends ard The PUBLIC
that his Concert will take place Monday Ecening fpr
M at the 9poo SglO0n on which occasion he will be assisted
by rcr Orchestra and by the most eaineRt talent both
n,,,.,ncs, all 3ts+
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E A schooner from Sisal for N. Orleans has
suddenly disappeared from the Baze, where she
had arrived few days since. 1t is supposed that
the captain had run away with her.
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WEsrFIED PAPER MILLS VS.. WHEELER & RooT
Action to recover note Of $780, given by defendants formerly
paper dealers in Maiden Lane l40 Mr.. Wheeler contend
ed that yr Root had g, his the firm having
been dissolved 1t is urged By plaintiff that Mr. r. had such
right, the note being renewal agreeaby arrangement
vous to the dissolution The will be continued this fore