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IA GARD.
PIAN 0&I

II 0UD'S celebrated Grand Action Piano
- Fortes, for sale at the Benton Academy
and at Yazoo City. These PionOs will re-
ceive a full iDarrGnty, if desired, and be
kept in order for two years without charge.
Messrs. Loud and Co. Of Philadelphia
have Just taken the Gold Medal al the New
York Fair,awarded for the best Piano Forte
4 GOODRICH. Agent.
Benton, Jan. 5, 1914. % ST.
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The Madisonian president Tyler's oKkan
makes the following References 70 coming
events. aud predicts the fate Of Martin Van
Buren,:
tThe Baltimore Wbig ConCenlion.-KTo
see By the Baltimore Patriot that tie banner
and tive distinguished live coons, arrived in
that city yesterday. and were escorted -
the Head Quariers.- The show nsxt year,
Is We have always said, will exceed that 81
1910, and Sc will the majority, If they have
the Eans man e operate against.
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EcoNosFY. lit ID said that lady, renew
inc from philadelphia to Illinois, saved the
Drice 81 transportation of q fealherbed, By
using II u bnsils. That's bic I'm.
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Al Sir Hrr. "A Wing County Convention.
recently held II Illinois, pasued the follow.
ing resolution:
Rcsolped, That We approve Of General
Jackson's declaration, contained il SIS veto
message of 1892. that ssNaiional Bank q
conDenieat n the gogeTnmeat ard useful ~
tie people, and might Be- % constituted al
TO obYiatc constitutional objections,
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The London Examiner calls the United
states the Jeremy Diddler Ol Nations,
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POLITICAL.
Let ID EIec1loneer.

FRIExDs OF HRNRY Carl Il IS high time
We wero earnestly, zsaloosly, universally
engaged in preparing the Public mind for
the Great Contest Of 1874. Some Of Us
are SO, bat few cannot dosall that must be
done. There are One Million and half
Wing Voters in the Union, many Of whom
need to be aroused and supplied with re-
neWsd evidence of the indemnity Of Wing
Principles and Measures with the Pnbiic
interest and Welfare; there are many thou
sand besides who have never taken any de-
cided part in Politics and may be won 10
our side by proper and reasonable effort. II
there be one hundred thousand of Us resoIT.
ed to do all in our power for the coming Zen
months, our victory is certain. Who viii
not be oae of the minute men of this con-
test9 Let no man neglect his business, let
none spend in ElectioRe ering the money
that is needed to pay his debts and support
his family. The cause requires no breach
OF duty from any man--it wants no man to
come begging for Office in IA on the as.
sunption that he has LET his own affairs 90
to wreck while attending to those Of the
Nation. Such a man coAfesses himself
unfit for any responsible charge, and should
not have any. Wandering speeeh-makers
who bring no weight Of character into the
contest, can do no essential service, but
there is work for all, and now IS the time 10
sci about it. Let US all begin at once!
/
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Hides Wanted

~ WILL pay the highest price for good
MeTchaniable Hides al my store on
Main Street fronting the Lower Landing
CHAS. DRENNlNG.
Waco CITY. Sept. Is. 1913. lO-tf
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Amarion lna & 80

America (as il ISL
And now behold the same green land Of pride,
So late the hold of gloomy superstition,
Upon the full experimental tide
Of FREEDOM, and in glorious condition.
Across the watery desert from afar,
See now the banners oil all nations come,
To float beneath the shining beacon star
Where LIBERTY at last has found a home.
New rise the affairs on that rocky coast
That were forbidden in the oden cline,
And there the stripes and stars securely boast,
The grsatest triumph of all modern time
ONE PEOPLE and ONE HEART, one shield and sword
Each citizen q kSNe at bic own board!
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Aiken's Gin Stands

WNoR SALE BY the subscriber a. g opel
Saw. p. OtDONNElL.'
YazoO city, Sept. -, 1s43. ll-M
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An esteemed literary friend, who loves to sx-
plore the mines Of German thought, has handed
ne q translation from Charles Beck, poet OF that
quest, smOothed into English verse. The Ger
man poetslofty lthough Tomantic) ideas Of our
land, are well deserving Of being recorded where
American eyes may read Rcaysne.
America (0f OIdsl
What does my eye beholdg The new woTidi See!
Where to the skies the eternal forests soar,
And where the savage, roaming DER The lea,
Lives without house or home, where monsters
roar.
The dreadful war-shriek rises in the air.
The cannibal gloats DER his horrid food
Making human skull. with cursed care,
Serve for his drinking-cup and goblet rude!
And there vain superstition darkly reigns,-
And the priest bows before ITS idol God,
Asking for human sacrifice and pains,
And bidding men to fall before bis nod!
A human heart from which the warm tide drps
Is given to the God to paint his lips.
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WHTos Of every calling! Realize iha IA.
vantage ofearly aad harmonous action. Or
ganize in every village and neighb0rhood,
no matter it there is but FIVE Of you. and
make quiet and judicious preparation l0l the
coming campaign. good men II !
township, thoroughly united, and working
heartily for the cause, not for themselves,
can make difference of 20 voles-equal
TO 10000 in the Union. Do not lei the 22d
February pass without organizing Clay
lClnb.-N. York Tribnne.
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AMERICA,

RNRgm1a
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On Differentiated, nezt door 10 The Offices Of
lMeSsrs. WTlkinson & .NiIes, and f. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
NJ pRJED

On Wednesday t, spIOc 81 ast by he hc, Dcei ~, t.
Lyip rk,ox 10 Miss JsSs ht'fss'rH' 1A'-hs' 81 ~
oswsda. ~ sysnins March q b. Rev tisoiiF ,,hs
Nr JcI.H II ArrtseArs to Miss esfH'SiSh Lou''A -
In s,ssDb D ,i Ga. on the es AL b. Re. '" fls,,:T
ApRI,S T., koruE merchant. "i ausm.i'' 70 Nsf.H
Ell1AsstH I'D s. d.ushsr OF jeremiah l. Rn'pp al Ns"
York =,
At he .e,h Ep Church IN Fosyh street on ussat' e 3
70 Mrs tLz.sEr a. d.ughter Of John sP7r I'll o. yrs
Ma,o a. BY Rev Iienao Bags Mt FHiLo seoFisip y
Miss tztssrn NJ daughter Of p'n'I osithdsf I'll q
At Paterson. ". J April 8 By Rev Nr H1rn5lowsI, f
s,seoc,. OF ths'hfm OF W 3 HuesiGs GO ni GiaSse.
nell Esq.
"a tie slus;4n; ~ Rev. sp,ucsr Il Con- n D. GEosek
GRAHAM tYr !" CHsisrt,Sl, dsaghis 6f Si!ss Reel all
OF t.ts
a, Nadsca Conn On tie y isst.p, ~ Rev 3lr sh-i-
ard. J. tUKr FtArts rsq ct Far Haven 70 Miss
sRISES saathei OF Jch''han SsTsutcr. Esg.
A. Far HN,p Conn :he 81 irs. b. Rcr. =. Cotton
of Hu,foid ttwAsp c. ALLEY Esq. CT Merlder Miss
Jssuss. r. dcher Of the late Jcserh Pi.s Esq ct Es=1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
OUR FLAG Is THERE:
, l. J-1'I EII EN CIR EIN


. THE NEW WORLD Of pe1t saturday Will sam
forth with splendid Hsht-da1zns al beho&+n with III
richness oil ,ts cenl Let u lii, the veal ard So
CONTENTS FOR APRIL
A TALE OF \ TEi-KET Tie W.;h large trs
sra,ne ILLUSTRATING the temarkble the history Of
the World.
FATHER G0RlAT. or SCENES OF LEE N PA
Rls-A contuua,iou Of Thrilling aorei b. Il d. Bal
ztc. translated BY Z. :. Gouj, Es9-
!, THE DREAMS uF THt. HEAKr-!ia orisIaa!
rsem Of great beauty. b. MIS-. {. Vi. sawyer.
ADVENTURES. WILD LIFE. ON The. TENAN
FRONrlER. h. a KeutuckAu-No H. Thrs, sd'sEturts
are the kiad, sni tue hSy 'f- S5iarSr-
Ia tiiS number Of the conduct ct Sam Hous:oa
President Of Te1as the battle II Su Jlcintc. with Other
aecd1.es d.vu.-ns itofe made pubic IN me
United SiateS'
s. Biographical Sketch Of the late D.. Masiuu, Many
HAPPY Returns OF the Day foeul. hs s.,ir, COX
6 4 WORD WITH OUR KEADfRS-.in important
editorial. defining our POSITION.
7.POLlrlC AL BlGOrRY-A peeler ior the edito' OF
the Plebel.n hr, attack upon poi,,ic, opiouents
NEW YORK HISTORICAL sOCIEri-ln'' resting
official proceedings OF the mscfins Of March 5th
BUBBLES OF THE DAi-li Comedy. by Donsl@'
Jefrold R,,itw. wlIh amusing extracts
10. INPORTANr LETTERS FROM WASHING
TON Meeting Of the National Institute Address of Sena'
tcr Walker SC Nc; The Oregon Questiou athmss Of "a
u3ml, Rural Life IN New Euglaud The HIcHL.Np' 0f
ETHIOPIA, by MAJOR H,i, the book OF travels OF
the present cen ury; Sews, Sc &c.
Tsms- s. year: 6i cents single number Every ne"
subscriber for 1874 will receive cops OF D,minS tfaHsla-
non of the MYsrEKIgs os TAsis."
Oifcr 50 Ann 81. j. WINCHESTER. Publisher
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Things In Philadelphia.
CORRESPONDENCE oi The Tn6unt.
rnuAnELrNIA. Anvil l.

PHILADELPHIA, Anil ilt-FM.
+ IMpoprANr FROM HARR!sBURG--A RAY OF
he l,a ,0,s hoa Of e:,.lase tcn IN itcl Of the
onor and dit Of Peansl anna is resolution oi me
K house Yesterday morning. AID On motion ri Nh POLAND
thus city IT, same vs. are:te1 as IL i9iio"s ,. II.
tnti the bs providing ios the ysnt OF the nIrieSt o" "a.
Dbt and safe OF the f"ohc Works De adopted oF
rhe vote va. tn n sk.u ON ansndm'ut ,ad carried by
nioiity OF x7-Ysas g. Mas % The resolution aine
cd ~ den adovirJ-l tSsGO Nays 2i So far matters took
much better Aad u hoIcd members "Il LAY sNds T
,,h, The Common aud thus endravor esioA,e II
least posen OF br oiu %" f,tensd ar9n tn. mono. ot
the State The tbo'e ntesstce hs crested na.h oe'is'
ie-ar re and rs people ee Convinced IAat spnsihE De
fhe B; =, dins fo the sale o, the Na,a Line. after the
above pt>ee.'a, token w IN .sHmee OF ne Who'r
and IL rsi believed ~ paSsayv tn the House MAS
CERTAIN 10 siei sNrn' the friends the bill contend II
RuMoRS.-Oar city has been filed since Yesterday
noon with SOM ,;tsnS,-thouSh NOS -upIubaole-ru
Robert Tyief tne fres,dOa, fs'oris -,a' As taken
ms sdeGce ~ Phi ileia' hawk taSra us departure
from Washington oa Tuesday.
sa. Sumors tir{ 'nPer.l', Th4; EossnTylst i
Montgomery he removed. Cd hat entire peS VI OF
oleIs ar 70 o. anG'7d & e| As If 81 e'' 'nnd
sIs lhe atloa; he;e snd have tnem not o.iy ir
tor the rarpose ccync hm more e5ohtbte post
DO man talsoriE his Is- OF Jchn IyisT aDd ht'
BoLp Axp EXTENSIVE RoBsEHY.-The car
rage of Mr. Joseph e. hpp'ssts Of brown county ONO
>' rYn,g- h,r .lnTns IN a
s. eOa The moasy Consisted $50 SILVER, S0O gold
snd ,pour so mostly tn ot the Trenton Bank
and Inc Msauiaeiarer> and Mechanics Bank OF rsgon
with som, upon other HtLks NewJ:Isy and New ork
YtJk Then. so On th- Mechanics bank snd
onr on the River 54nk New York Also 80 aots on
he Trenton Gsnk the balance bnS ~ Neniies tens and
sy., Tsw,r Of $3.50 fersd Tor h recovery Of
,hs monry snd deec,ion Of the fhI7i. 49,,
A VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE- The large
su,ldne on Ch~snut above Eighth Known by ht
name oil ; Masonic HAL with the loi on winch e Saio;
Is sreetsd eoriasaIns front tsi vti ises S9 esPu i
l..t IS ufsrf for sac The property onr ol thv mos
vAlu.sse Y.ilad,lyis aud sei worth t attention o.
WKETostp MAN-A.thur Russell. man o
th inicmpesse Sesie1ie efseeT feHoinE "a ,
Cupeptsr and 81 la'r streets st'spa e
oiJ.t h vile By stsbbins her with an oystetsnlfe IN hy
sids sfiefw,r5 ms lroa; on ueslay hsnt
sh,e asunsen Gt. ne wounds lbf'ti-d however a'
Dot considered dspgsrous
FUNERAL OF DUPoNcEAU.--Tbe remains oil the
late vepersb and eeov-d Dapoace.u aew asini convey
ed 20 rhir lssI sbodsths An mmers ee9eenfss o.
the cur FhIadelpa mbed Jay last ipns e
RE la.tnou. dead The Coarts this morning oS al
cst mrned ey adJourned in token OF respect 10 e
~, Of The deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
Markets ca,urt!y ,ero,led f,r The Tribune

Markets Gaze cjuiiy icr1Jfsd fJr The iti6hnt
THURSDAY, Apnl !.
aSHES-Ttsr. j. better demand for Pots and 80 b5ls
have be, taken a, %, for and mixed bills and small
LOT brought So Good bills freely taken 49, Pearls
;re 50 bat r hr4r of no sales.
COFToN-Thv market Is buoyint to day and active -
The Transactions bales aud aPwafd about I" a.
ihs on speculation 1- prices obtained show lartherIn
of is and the marker Is now nearly quite,
up 10 the oit Il which It stood before the arrival of the
steiner FreiSh been eugsged to-day a ;-8d 7-l6d -
w transient shgs SEQ baeslwete taken ~ Yesterday At
7-lsi
ELoURsAED MEAL.-Thers. - not much activity 20
l,y .ad thu market rather ".ah Gcneses Il nomnay
a. hui We h.,T OF sales 81 Oh these W.
tc. sale. lOaO 10 1900 bts Of 81 for Genssse S7 9i
in, ONO and Of % ol Michigan Round Ohio s7i
sl,, 1868 bbl, tcuesc. ior England Al o., 500 do Norh
Hiv, A, g zoo dc Waterford %. aud 2uO do. New
yo, N,!.5t!g ST. The New.Oresu Stoi. is not the
ml,k.i There moderate demand for southern at our i
mo-. Sales 400 hb., ih,lidepha si ST. aud small pt
Df-nd wine We o,o"otlefn the actual destination Of
the large lot Rehmord Country reported yss'sday Sales
some lJO bt NoI River RE Flour at ia and 40 do
Coun.ccua ar Meals f'lI demand At 30 sd Tor
jersey Sa.s 100 bb's. Brandi VINE a. -
,RAIS-A small lot oi pntchsss louuty Wheat. je9
by.h.ls sold for ,nuc =, lOlc Oats without material
chtrce and s,u9 wanted At ~ 5 for River and Canal
,e Of 100 bushels lsy made Tor the East a. 5ic -
r continues v,r, scarce l Southern offering Sales
1909 bushels good Northern 5 Ste measures and 500 de-
I,.sy y,.su Al SOC weight delivered Sales o0o bushels
Irss wh,s at RE Is frn aud not tsntE Sales % o
h.,.l, Northern the shy, and 7oo delivered ari 70
,u llvo 10 Jersey delivered The market
;s nearly bare OF Rye 'ud Corn.
sEEDs-lbsrsi not VERY active lnquiE bai We notice
.,r 100 bbls fuu, 81 End 30 srcss good new
ohio =. ole Timothy selling small parcels at slt 50
10 Flax nothing dcips.
HIp.sA lot OF slao Ro Gfande Las changed hands at
about previous rstes
ofI-Th. sale .f cargo o whsls delivered At lh4 East
.f,,sd ys,srls wss made al 5,ie W. notice sale c 9s
hbl fud, S-tm =, s.c cash. .nd 5000 rslcr Lard oJ,
'Smh'.' sic, 6 mos
PRovlsi iOs,s-Po,k rather dull &c -.y sna We hear Of
b., limited rriYsscons Mess hed 30 and q; csie
a sale Of 40 bb Frios ;n=ds, ISL ~iieh IS c-eiin
~ 81 -, bS Sales 1hia wet cf 35e bbls D1'c'ss IS
f,o,v thin Mess Eef IS cu :, pfsrions 7so+-
,,.. In Lard gtns,as doing ed W. nces 'ass
"a - 100 bbls ii Sc sad 1889 kes. Sic SAILS 25 hSs
Ham, = iio.
cash
rIsH-The esrgc Of Macke.e .host 80 bbls has bes-
.cla ~ 75a s7i and 10 75a 10 s7i Tor Nos and /!
HaY-Ths Supplies small We nctic. .sls. 300 bales
4, zoe, e.sh.
Tgas-rh cargo O. til. ship wiili.r Lutrn,n vas Ct
issa :. ac.ien 70 d.y large COMPANY saa ne ' vent
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
suPERloK COuRr !. Nec.l. Inlse nArLn,.

William B. Aloifa Us. l.. 5. Comstock-Libel-
dana. lad at SO ooOerhe parties this suit celebra-
It'd ,cnes OF Patent Medicines, and each publishes
Of med ca! spapeI that OF Nr AlOiat bios called The
Good Samaritan aud that o Mr. Icms;ock The United
States Advertiser MIR. MofIdt Europe the Fall
oi 1872. caviug his father Mi John Ao4t. conduct his
business GutIn, the absence of Ms Wm b. Aloit
,ice appeared III his eflscng upon Mr Comstock aud
signed VIM. Moiilt This replied TO in The paper of
MIR. e. aud W m. Aoff4 declared IN the artics, 10 be
the MISSING For tsss wsld action IS bIonEht It
The Court said that the jury pass the probable
Intention ul Mr C.-Yerdicl Tor defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
BY This Mornings Mail.

u The National Intelligencer of yesterday
contains long and powerful leader against An
nexation, in which it states that the scheme is by
no means dead nor present danger Of It's accom-
plshment by coup de man in Congress past.
We trust the Intelligencer is mistaken, but shall
act as if it were not.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

4 MAGNIFICENT PoETIcAL IpEA-A FACE LIKE Roak
SSow SToR>-That delicious sPotlrss insp4-
wa- rosy ch-vk Reader how would son Ike 10
have ttei Y though yur SKIN al
h. 5aow yelloS. brown. botch GiGpied OF free
kd and dssaIed ac bg getting cake o the
.-uin= Jones Italian Ch-nIc6 Soap hut mind. II want
the above Effect Produced get oRl tbs CITY al the ssn
u the American Eagle 50 Chatham aad 323 Bro.d~ar.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

of with considerable spnL The pnces obtained fully su'-
tanned market excepting. perhaps the Blacks which were
rather heavy The Teas and generally OF sH-
grades. The catalogue ne.Eiy ali sold bat the Canton
Youne Hy,oas stopped 3o The Canton GanPo"-
DIS closed After the sale at soc
CASSIA-The Cssia by the above ship. 5eo mats sold
- Is, 6i ony .o e s,t-I hail p.cal boxes scld al
/ i6,
LEATHER-Abou, 10 oco sides soId today At aue-
non a. an ad,saee Of 70 per ID .syous s.lss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

The Second an La; Lee;ue 70 athe' Aiafrlrd Nrn id
sipsle Men VII be gwen nday
senin-. Arf ! Society Library, before s.
ix P-cuiiartes of the Female CorsttGn1H, kuOcon'
Diseases, abiti-s SC and the Punitive tNsvncs OF Naa,
Gravel aad Stole the subjects triuc illustrated b the
models drawings, apparatus s,c Tickets D. ozatS
=. B-A lecture ih- place II II \. VI oa the
L--,.Ir.l Ehnca:Lna vi IlLlhL-n - u
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~ For Marine Intelligence, sec Last Page.
ARiiI. ~.

sbir uol.r, l,asc, Barr dsy from Mobile cotton, to
Taylor n Merrill.
Shp Russia Gardner ~ iayS rom NVt'san' cotton po
visions n. 10 Silas Wood
shin kisl.fe Adams l,.s from Havana with ,u.ar,
cof.s x. To spoocd IeStun IL mp hristo, u
coon smith for y York ~ DAY; bsrk RaHi ,rd, for
10 days sailed N cnnt'n; WIN eaIs Oi.a hsieh-f'
The A. has -iys oil Cspe iisn'op with wn6a
>hip Helena, Ben from anton Dc 3D. silks &c.
59 -; Yol = sr @ ss.d ed. sd % S4teh1z esp @
III z days; Faena. ti'wod bark tonatsoa, uncertain,
i9 M, a%.ss st"a JAN ~ ~. :. a p GpS n I
Ceylon for C4aton for Liverpool Sf Hshns had not ar
sb,p Courier pusg4u 81 dr pon N,r,e., and days
FROM ;,br.ltar rlL Lapr-rce " p-ps March a. h.,
Ia q lou 50 passed tmtct ens gt4nduf :. showing
peerdcu hlu. white aa bns III latter ,r ths " bite
SPOKE b.fk Leue aud FOR Baltimore, ffom the coast Of
sbr Gloucester Proctor loys from, Mobile cotton TO
sbn Me,i."ns' Nor,oa d.J from Apaschess, cotton,
cedar hides Pos, Ph hIlips sgs5s of ToT'vsa'
ek Strsfgri Robson, D. dars from NOllean. cotton and
pc I - B Il Robsca
Bresa b.i Hrr,e Klepek % l.s. from RIO jsneiro,
en- 20 NAver strcksa 18th March Let 3 long -.
es,t C.silJ. oi Wisc.s1-t stsefing
B,rk ir-fru jordan ii days from Na'anz.s With
ard no.sses to Ne'n',h Walsh LII barb 9uinsbsrs
Brig G-oTcsaa BELL DE-, (fon s.,.nn al. .h4
Big Gen s.iioa sherar d i'm Fc,, su Pr-ss. esffs
and lse wood 10 Thompsop Adams Sid IN Wgs Nsl-
,en OF and for YORK Lsh brig L0,i Of ard Tor eas,ca
s, iay; .eh Edw ard r ss,on ,n d. brig Pabcoi'
from Bos,en arrived ca lhe 22d.
Brig Ari;=w Ring Thuzir u d.y. from Hofisana' 1'
sehr At1est L.wfrrre l5 days from Msy4gasz, r. mo
l.ss-, % Alscp & Charrcsy
s:5s tiss: s;s. sssss5 s.ss5 ' from San 'a.a ees''
sshi N1ri,ur Smith q day, from Mayasu.r, n sugar
sehG 6,isaa Thuss;on, a,y. for Norfolk .ar..
:if Benton
BELOW.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
COURT CALENDAR.
THIs Day.

COURT CALENDAR THIS Day.
This day being Good Friday. the Courts IN the
City Hall will not sit.
SUPERIOR CoURr.--Nos. %, l3, a. 80, So 81,
38, SO.
CouMoy PLEAs.-Nos. !, G, 10, II, %, A, 2, Il,
l3, 73, 4, l6, l9, 20, 90, 81, Il, 81
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. Tb- blood tb- 1irsia', ch-,l !, forsook,

THsRs Is HUr. ALI. PALE FACED oSEs-l h.
insitsy b~.u;lf. Liquid Nese,abI, korse. PREPARED by
Dr. Felx 1ursni vii uekly bang bsok the roses 10 youI
he-Ss and closely r. detection aud
nmovab b. rubbing with pocket h-Hdk FchIei n-n
cloth TO teuod " aber first door from Broad
wa 30 cents : bottle a3 2tevd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

rOuRT an COMMON rLEAs.- B.le1. ]

COURT OF COMMON fLEAS.. Bsirro Jud.c III
sHJEFfER.
Coggeshall & Tappan rs. Peter Lander and Ste
ran \. JohnsoutCtIcn to against Lander and
johnson corner of Pike aud Madison ,,Isea
Mr.. Lande, denied tha, he Of Mr.
johnson The jury from the eslincs con'd rcd that he
was SO and found for plaintiffs,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05

= Ladie, Riding Hats.-SPRISG AND SUMNER
Fashon-LEARi 4 co Vcil now orders nr the
and beautiful ANDALtSIAN HAT which they have Just
introduced LEARI 5. co. Nus-i and ) A>toF House.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
CITY INTELI-IG \ c f.
THURSDAY

U s. CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge BETTs
PROCEEDINGS N BASKRUPTc9.-Judge Belts
remarked iha: proper 10 gentlemen interested
Baukiupt a; sapelrs mad- b. The
Clerk st Yet 50; 9i Bankruptcy ;iS Cour,
undetermined TO what particular they hav advanced
4f informed but naay OF the procedir> have
b-en entirely SUSPEND. for long Il will be npossi.
Die Cou,t perm. tt-se ng along solely
t discretion e The p4rs. shall edopta p-Isn p
5ry Jr3e:, which however will mike liberal possible
To o.lo the parties concerned will
make the order pobab placing the TO The l.t Sim.
next wkicI y rod those remaining viii b. finally dis.
nsssd II, contemplated tina, ali thu should b.
completed within tive years, but X impossible CO so
Out Of these 700 ia.Iledn aud ,aoleabs thu,
they should be allowed NJ cd bum for years to
Parties and perfect pro c.edlrcs or
te petitions viii b considered dsrnsset In cases where
Applications contested df-rn they, o course must
b. allowed sueh trn- rs will Be requisite.
CASE OF BARNEY CoRsE.-f would state said
Judge Belts that hzve ersmned hs aad I plIed
- decide upoa 1t, bu ttiak, the POINTS important
th=re 10 t Circuit touf; ought be submitted
ti- Cnu.t aooye bu, issiis tese 10 have ms oin
ion. VII dispos. OF tie They decide w@
,hr ,hsg "ilI hayeit sgpeld. shall proceed de
cisuu
CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KlNr.
The Steam Navigation Co. rs. Rufus c. Palmer,
>, alAotor recover In. vslue of ct cf Cga y.ch
forwarded IA III. ae bsOn. defendants, hut LOST
puoined by person The way aud never 'eed
Verdict for gIaintiG, S2l q.
Charles Dickinson .Ir and Ann Maria his wife rs.
Edward @. Fade sud Thon.s H. Faie-Action of eJec;re;
urdvied 7:L part Of rorery No 20 Burins
slip. NIs Dickinson is daughter Of the late George Cod
Jr aud property sold BY her mother Mary Cod
cxeouriS. NJ. AEssn @. Phelps L. was sold
private SAFE, which s Plaintiff con;.n have been illegal,
sale should have BEEN The poiu
pr send 10 theI tupr Court and romnt verdict
taken, with liberty 10 enter exceptions. &c.
The Court after completrr other business adjourned
sine dr.. ving been iu session Is weeks. The Term
commences 9Th Nay.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
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Al Brooklyn Aril 2. Mis-, HsS<.A CofsEtt. eyed 10
=, AIbiny. Aplil ?, Nh ALES.SprR GurEFIE, ,s-t >
formerly Of ,hn city -
Al Uuel, April C.THskrSs s els4t d,nshtc, Of Hon
Fhlo Gridley, sged Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
Pnssengcrs Arrived

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