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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
From our Morning Edition.
FROM CONNECTICUT
BY our Special Express.

Al half past o'clock this morning, we re-
ceived our Special Horse Express from New-Ha-
ven (run through for us in SIX hours by Mr.
Enoch Ward of that City upon the arrival OF our
Express Locomotive from Hartford. we had
farther arranged an Express Locomotive down
the Housatonic, which has failed, leaving us MI
nus the doubtful Danbury Senate Dlstrctin Far
field and the equally doubtful New Milford DIS
trict in Litchfeld From Toliand, however, we
have more and better than we expected, through
the zeal of our able correspondent at Hartford.
Our returns are not sufficient to clear the State
of doubt but on the whole they look well. New-
Hapen County has not done all that was ex-
pected of her, but Hartford has done nobly and
Fairfield gives some 400 Wing majority. What
we have from Tolland is capital and augurs well
for the entire East. On the whole, we have very
strong hopes that the State has gone Wing, but
will not shout yet. We have made gain Of t'oo
Senators and some toelpe Representatives so far,
and hope the Legislature IS right
Full returns on the arrival of the boat to. day
when ours will reach us carefully made up on the
passage by most competent friend, and will be
issued Immediately.
Representatiues-(s far) 10 Wings, Locos;
North Branford Whig; Waterbury Wing {; l no
choice. Guilford and Southbury no choice
meeting dissolved Meriden no choice, but will
try again next Monday.
70 Our Express from Danbury has failed, and
we miss the returns we had expected from that
doubtful Senate District, and the adjoining one
of Litchfeld County (New Milford, &c) We
have the Norwalk 12th) District Senator by 3ss
majority, and Hon. THOMAS B. OSBORNE from the
10th (BndgeporD District by 25 majority-a
Wing gain.
FIRST GUN FROM OLD CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Monday, o'clock.
The Wings here feel confident that they have
carried the State have but moment to make
up the following synopsis. Evers thing looks
well thing you may CROW
YonIs &c @. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

ELEvENpENcE SAvED.-A gentleman lately re-
turned from England states that the effects OF the
Penny Postage System NOW in successful opera
ton throughout Great Britain upon the intellec-
tual, moral and social habits of the lower classes,
are truly astonishing, as well as cheering; that
hundreds Of thousands are learning to write, for
the sake Of corresponding with their friends. The
effect of reducing postage from shilling to
penny, in increasing the number Of letters, is well
told in the anecdote of an Irishman, writing to
his son in London, Remember, my dear boy,
not to forget to write oten for every letter sares
me eleuenpence This, belt remembered, how
ever, is not mere anecdote: for the number of
letters has actually Increased by many millions !;
and as the result, for several years past the Brit
ish Mail, carrying letters at the uniform rate Of a
PENNY, and newspapers for nothing, has cleared,
over all expense, about THREE MILLIONS Of dollars
annually
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
IIatchInc Chickens.

The man under our office who has the Egg
Hatching Machine will be happy to accommo.
date The Plebeian with one for pay. 1t is a
shame that the Loco-Foco organ should go on
cacklng and correcting and never Matching any
thing, as he has done lately, especially in the
Connecticut business. Even when two Chick-;,-
bdes of his feather came out, they were stifed
by his own kin in Connecticut, who clanorously
pronounced them spurious 1t is an i'll brood
that forswears its own this why.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

MARINE DIsAsrER-THREE LIVES LosT.-Ths
schooner Sterling, Capt. Lincoln, from Sagna La
Grande de Cuba, II tn March, went ashore at Long
Branch, miles from Sandy Hook, on Saturday
morning during the severe gale from N. E. Inc
crew were compelled to cut away both of her mast,
TO save the vessel from going to pieces. DaV'o
Gofham, first officer Warren Rodius and Howard
Austin, seamen, all Of Nobleboro, Me-, were los,
overheard and drowned. The vessel is fully insured
in Boston. The cargo will all be saved, and prooa-
bly, the vessel, which is consigned 10 SPohord
Tileston.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

Wing gain in these five towns, over oVV'-
This settles the State beyond doubt.
II The result in North Stonington seems M
credible, but we have it in letter from the wing
candidate for the Senate. Allow that the ma
iority should be ll5, and still these returns se''lf
the State.
In New-Lendon, the Locos claimed 40 as the
Polls closed; the Wings conceded but 10 or u,
If any thing. We have split the difference.
In Norwich, the Wings expected to increase
the;x majority to $50. P.S. Ledyard, Loco-no
change.
AIS WELL IN OLD CoNNscTlcUr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
LesisIaturc-Nearly full.
Total .......r3.....5. .5......S9......67

Total .......f3..... .....5...".S9.....67
IL We have report from one town (Wind-
ham, only in Windham Co. which shows large
Wing gain. The County cannot be much against
us, either Governor Or Legislature. Two Senators
from this County and one from Middlcsex TO
learn from doubtful.
u Most of the towns which have chosen no
Representatives have dissolved the meeting, and
cannot eject again. 1t is impossible that the
Legislature should be against us.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
The Great Clay Campaign.

The Great clay CnIhpaaShs
Gel EBRATION OF THE BIRTHDAY OF HEN
pV CLAY. FRIDAY April 18th, 1874
m. General Committee ofDemocratc Wing Young Men oi
~, fy,v and County of New Yok. having resolved 10 com
rca the Presidential Contest this City, Immediately aiter
,h Charter Election BY celebrating the Anniversary oil te
of the lusrous leader of the Wing party on -
nav the 18th day of April next announce the proceedings OF
the day as follows:
An Addes. ut the Tabernacle at II o'clock noon by the
Hon. JOHN NJ. CLAYTON of Delaware.
recess will he then had until half past O'Clock IN the eve
ming when the proceedings Of the day will be closed BY Ad
dresses from the following distinguished gentlemen;
Hon. JOSEPH JoSE4Ilr VANCE, 4 Ilit: Of Of h,,o.r Ohio"
Hon. HON. sAahEEaiN sEkGEaNT rs PkENTss q
Hon. Hon. GEoRGE W; STMMERs, Of Virginia.
h0"' CHARf,Es efitfi1 (; H. PIrfs, Esq Of Maryland.
Hon. JOHN NJ BOTTS. of Virginia
The Clay Clubs of the several Wards respectfully invited
to cooperate in the of the day. in such manner as the
Central Clay Committee may deem proper
The Galleries will be set apart for the ladies.
The proceedings will be intepeed with Ode and Music
By order of the General COMMITTEES of
Depsegifis psVfb GRHShh% Mh,Sh hYhS%qnfc fcRniInan RMsn
G,4RtTEs Gons II rSsToy <; TsyL0R' Secretaries.
'oH' = Committee of Celebration:
A,pr.sprR w BRApFoRD GILES NJ. HiLLYER,
GEoReE F. NEsBITT, GEORGE BRIGGS,
ASn.BFAWN 5oms p. Wtsei t1nD0s 'i' js%Hs i 4. WOOD,
4 NhGi q RaSpyosp JOSEPH II. THoRsE,
M HopprE NoT,r EDWIN COLLIN,
CHARLES h. TAYLOR, 4. n. 41IN ELL,
JOSEPH C. PINCKSEY, DAVID "RAhAh' q 80
10 Courier Express Commercial American. copy a2aiS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
xC.-INr WUIu NCItSSNTy UcFH- "'''ss -.
The Jury gave verdict in favor OF plaintiff ior siio'
COURT OF SESSIONS. . Before the REcoRpER an
Aldermen HATFIELD and BRADY; JONAS b. PHILLIP
Es1. District Attorney Gd interim.

COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the REcoRpER ana
Aldermen HATFIELD and BKApY; JONAS b. PHLL"'
Esq. District Attorney Gd interim.
CALENDAR.-Thc following cases are on the cal
endar, viz Mansaughtrr2. Robbery Burglary 6. Grand
Lercepy = Embezzlement l. Insuring Lottery Policies
Contempt Of Court total 20. Before indicted 6; WIZ
nesses 2; total ls-tota Of old and new cases g.
GRAND JURY.-The names of the persons sum-
nonsd 4, Grand Jurors were called over and twenty appeared
and were sworn After appropriate charge from me M
corler The Grand Inquest retired TO their chamber.
PETIT JURY.-The names of the persons sum-
mop.d Petit Jurors called over and cny % appeared
10 serve OF 81 summoned.
FINES of S25 each were imposed on Grand and
Petit Jurors for default in attendance the last term
TRIAL FOR FoRGERY.-Harvy Van Tassel was
tried for Forgery the % degree having OIL the @'h OIL
January last passed $40 counterfeit bill on the
Bank Vermont to Stephen Solomon. Funrer, oil NO 10
Division street. payment Of 50 muf receiving the chah
Il was also proved that the night the prisoner passed
similar $40 bill to James c. Andrew. merchant. NO. >"
Grand street in payment for nine sh!linss worth Of caeo
receiving the change. Also similar bill the Tool store o.
T. Wood corner of Chatham and Duane streets In comp
ny with another, where he arrested. Ohicsr Wai1
oand III his possession another similar SO counterfeit Dill o.
the North Kingston Bank Rhode Island.
Mr.. Drinker of counsel for defence, proved oy
Alderman Hatfield Others thathe accused whom he haa
well known his neigbbohood for 10 or 10 years. was r
ter millwght industrious and steady and had borne ioi m
time an unimpaaChabe character for honesty and
He is now some 60 years old The counsel stated that ns
client had sold watch for SO person no" absent WIN
gave him the above mentioned bills in payment The coua
sci coptended that the accused had knowledge wha.
that the bills were counterfeit, The Recorder ehaged M
Jnyy who found the prisOEer Guilty. and ecommehdr. MIN
10 mercy. The Court thea sentenced hm 20 'N 7'a '
for yaars-bsing the shortest term allowed oy law
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

u The WHIG YouNc Men of this City will
open their Presidential campaign in force on the
BIRrn.DAy OF HENRY CLAY Q2th inst.) as will be
seen by their programme in this days paper.
They have chosen to wait till after the smoke OF
our local contest has cleared away, when they
will 90 to work in brave earnest for the Canse and
the Man, but meantime they will do good service
off.hand at the Polls next week. We believe no
such array of towering names has ever before
been presented to our citizens for public gather
ing, and we are authorized to state that all the
speakers announced ,piH be here We only wish
there were hall large enough 30 contain those
who would wish to be Of the audience.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, APRIL p P.

CLEARED.
Ships Pontiac Parker. NOrleans, Atkins co. Roches
Brics Emma. Waite, Maracaibo. Boucl,aud & Thebaut;
DAVID DufFed. Williams, =. (. Powell
Schrs Hume. Consln, st Domingo, a e Rossier * Co;
Mar Frances, - Matanzas, Foster Il Nickerson.
ARRIVED,
sbhr Cand4ce Brighton Is days fom Baltimore, mdze,
bound to Fall River. wv
Schr Fancy, Chase, days from Boston, mtze. to w
Lewis
Schr Policy, Reade from Thomaston lime.
Schr Hero, Spaulding. from Thomaston, lime
Schr Oliver, 3 days from Boston. mdze, TO order.
Lighter sc Excelsior Bell and molasses from brS
Cauoncus, to Chaserlain & Pouvert.
BELOW,
Brig Sea Bird Bearse from Rio Grande. TO + II Harvey.
Schr Paiuxent Clark ds fin Matanzas molasses 10 Read
Schf Joseph Howe 10 days from jamaica 10 order
Also, brig, unknown Wind +, blowing fresh
SAILED,
Ships Calarne Charleston; Martha Washington, Apa-
achicola.
Briss clinton Savannah; Manlatton, Apaachicola-and
others.
he outward bound packets still detained in
ofeassrly Winds.
~ The bg Csnonicus. from Trinidad d. Cuba recent
ashore has got off after lighting md has come mp TO The
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
CONNECTICUT /! NHIG TRIUNPH :!
Vote on Governor

u Baldwin over Cleveland, H,656.
Baldwin over Cleveland and Scattering 43e.
o. Windham County may have given Cleve-
land 100, but we think not but there will be an
Abolition vote against choice. 1t is probable,
however, that Baldwin is chosen Governor by the
People; at any rate, he cannot have less than
1000 over Cleveland, and will certainly be
chosen by the Legislature if he is not by the
Penple
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
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THIS Almanac printed in the German language. in the
usual style and size OF German Amanacs. and contains In
addition he usual variety ef reading matter articles Of
great interest GERMANS connected with the Industry and
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TO the Mechanics and oingusE of the United State,
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

Sales 1900 bales Cotton former pnces Flour steady at
Genesee Ashes very dull Sales $50 bushels Rye
AZ "a CENTS delivered Corn would bring 81 cents, weight
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

~ SYLVESTER GRAHAM's first Lecture on inc u.
WATER CURE and Medical practice generally WIZ
be delivered tomorrow evening at the Society u
brary. No one who knows him will doubt his anu
ity to treat the subject thoroughly ard render III
terestng
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
ether business the Board adjourned.
BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.

President Brown IN the Chair.
Stephen Curre appointed Inspector of balel hay
The Report IN favor o filling part OF Coep,ies slip n,
ferrsd
Reports adopted in favor OF regulating Avenue B. b..
tween 18th street and the Bulkhead.
FOR remembering King street;
Fora we'll and pump list street;
To eplye Spring between Crosby sud Em 10 allow
owners of property to enclose for Court yards.
The ordinance 10 eoganize the CEoton Aqueuct depart
meEt adopted.
Some PETITIONS aud other papers referred.
u. Clsland had permission TO remove building III 2ls
resolution passed asking the Superintendent why Mercer
according to oIdnauc.,
report in favor Of paying Ecot < Brothers. of B,lt
gi3 That being the depreciation the City stock
paid them III the purchase of Water Pipe taken up
twas referred Ia the Counsel OF the Board.
Dudley Sheffield was appointed measurer of lumber
remonsuance TO the Legislature against withdrawing
the annual OF the Supreme Court from this city and the
petition to abolish mechlnoa labor III tbs States
concurred iu
motion OF enquiry adopted asking why East Broad.
way is not lighted with gas and the Board adjourned Mon
tay
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
c Il t Y AFF IRIS.
Ro,pno or ,,DrM MospAr, April |.

The President f. F. Purdy, l,sq. in the Cha,
vi, ro o. jnPm ne dsyor-His Hopor III Mayor rta,,.a
iog, ps'1'et o! the s;h Ward OrdrTrd oa s Of he
r Peittiols Referred owners Of s,esmbo4, ,p,,i,
OF fishermen OF Futor M,rk.y aJv Jay and Du
tneI market Ttwored hay SD stree; r1gui,ed bs
pnrchlse let 2s3 William St or Ieb r, Jtanae rnee
eha.s lots M o' 19d los cha'h, oR Chs,opr 4; 10 ps ps
~ IT, (, ~ % 1 81, nrmohstfance asaias, the removal
pump corner Of Sih avenne and 2loth sr-rt '''' An'
kpoTtsIn iivor OF returning TO Thomas B. Hall usn-v
Permit butcher, sell otherwi.e ,hsn h allow
er-Lait on the table; In favor of amending s Sas
Law as far as 1T relates 10 personal ,ar-wh meno NJ
the Leeslturs for law authonspg the Board Of
o's 3, 'S C0mmon Toanc TO remit raIe
Purdy Woodhull and Waterman an inirrrmsn. - 10,
snnker lots BOUNDED by 3Oh and 9Th and S,h p M
Aid PuTdy offered the following Resolutions.
ReSoirsd. That the business Of the city of New Yo,.
qu-s that al least term OF The Supreme Court ,honi
held this city, and that the bl now pending Ssioc S S
Legislature taking away such Invasion OF the S
Of the city, and WILL If passed te greatly rurlou, 20 il, ~
;erests " ~ u
Reso!red, That the members of Assembly from ,b,< ;
and this Senators from the Gisrc, b. requested TO maxi.
per representation Of the interest OF city. TO oppo
the passage OF the bill Adopted They ara 10 be iorwsS,
Aid Pufdy also offered preamble and resolution r-sp,e,,
the bill before the Senate on the subject Of b @
poymen State ison convcts and urgiSs its nms,,. me en-
adoption by that body. Adopted
To have the room OF the Clerk Of the Common Copp,i,
lighted with gas. Adopted.
Rcports-ln favor OF appointing I. B. Wander
pool Inspector Of Hay; Sg.w, Wood Inspector Of II.
Lime B. S Gillespie H. Barnes Inspector Of IaS 81
S15 % s1or S'a Of S,ns5 @S; @
digging we'll III i9th steetReened the Commiss,orss
n favor Of paving Battery ace and tagging the side sak,
Referred back after debate In favor allowing n PpaIe 10
IL 25s feet long aud the proposed extension is "a ar
commodats the Atlantic shpsLaid the table
B-Adocred. 'eA''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY, 81 O'CLOCK, p. Ne
whis Young Men! Ahoy:

Wing Young Men! Ahoy!
The Wing Young Men of New-York are re-
ouested to assemble this evening at National
Hall, to hear and exchange congratulations upon
the Joyous tidings from CONNECTICUT. Friends
of HENRY CLAY rejoice with us
By order Of the Dem whig Y. NJ. Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
annually

BY reference 10 the card of Peale's Museum
twill be perceived that the manager has returned
from England, and has brought with him Lapland
Dwarf as old as Tom Thumb and three inches shor-
ter. We hope he will meet with that encourage
which he so justly deserves, he appears de-
termincd that he will not be surpassed by any per-
son in his efforts to please the public as his gong
TO Europe TO procure dwarf more diminutive than
Tom Thumb clearly evinces. We hear that the
Laplander proposes appearing before the public to-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
The Weekly Tribune.

We continue our offer of twenty copies of this
paper for fifty weeks TO address Tor twenty dol
lars; and wherever twenty copies have been pre-
viously ordered, any number, however small,
may be added on the same TERMS provided they are
erdered to be sent in the same package.
We are not able to supply new subscribers with
the back numbers and subscriptions hereafter will
commence with the number printed during the week
the subscriptions are received at this office.
R Single subscriptions for this paper remain
as heretofore at g per annum in advance or ten
copies per annum for Sl5 and the papers directed
each subscriber separately.
Nrv-YoRK March2 1914
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

To SHAVE EAsf-A celebrated writer mas defined
be SAVING animal This doubtless far relates
to c'i!iz|d man, bur civilized shave without
razor andhe cannot keep his good oder without
suop we would therefor. gently hint readers
that Saunders Patent Metallic Tablet Razor Strop with four
has withstood the Of having before
puoc more than quarter of century, and probably has
ne superior IN giving that desirable keen edge good razor
winch renders shaving operation that may be patiently
dured.-l Boston Mercantile Journal mh27 jfeod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

ANNExArIes.-The citizens of Milford, Mass.
held a meeting on the 25th to protest against the
Annexation of Texas. They passed some very
savage resolutions, having decidedly Multiplying
aspect. There is no occasion for all this passion.
Texas will not be annexed to the Union while she
remains at war with Mexico and tolerates Human
Slavery, if she ever is-so much we consider set
tled-and we think it unwise and wrong to make
the absurd attempt of Tylerism pretext for TO-
menting ill-feeling between the North and the
South. When the South demands Annexation,
it will be time enough to brstle up in this
quarter at present. all the sound, discreet States
men, with the ablest journals, of that section
unite in condemning the project
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY CLAY
FOR MAYOR: F..
MORRIS FRANKLFN.

- Democratic yyhis General COMMIT
u s..,I,r meeting of ,h, Committee will be haid on
tee mil I'd AZ the Whg Head Quarters, al,
Tue,dsI E'en's' r. BoWDITCH BLUNT, Chairman
Joseph ?; PRISON, Sec'ys. al2t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

II THE AMERICAN MUSEUM has the most sapsiS up ,sn
and give the splendid s lust
ing and tomorrow, the European Giant ana snp,sr
arrived in the racket Yorkshire will make iheiI hs' Of
before American public. and the per
formauces al O'clock afternoon and half past IN 'he give
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

ANIMAL MA6sETisM-rhe wonders Of this science wi, be
given this evening at Clinton Hall, which time ladies
will be magneIsed Skspcs invited and investigate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
CITY INTEL NCE.
VICE E-CHANCELLoR's COURT. 80. Before Vice Ch
cellor McCoUS.
MONDAY.

VICE, E,CHANCELLoR's COURT. Before vce-Chan.
celor McCoUS.
DECISIONS.
Benz. III. Springer rS. Jacob Vanderpoel and Fred
crck s. VanderpoeThe ce-Chancclor said it will be
better before further proceeding, that the assignee bankrupt
should he made party in the pointed BY the
ChancelloTin the of Sedgwick Cleveland Paige 2
Motion denled.
North River insurance Company rs. Joseph C.
Stanley and Exceptions taken by creditor camnga
lien oy-rued and report confirmed giving he,upus money
TO Mt A. Z. Burr. the plaintiff the party claiming pay
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judges UL-
sHorFFER.
VIM. Fl. Messenger Us. Maria S. Decatur James
X Hamilton and John 6 jenkins. Mrs Decatur widow Of
Commodore Decatur resides No CSC Broadway and il is
said owns besides other valuable property, premises Noi
Coentes slip, which rented BY plaintiff (Nr Nessen
ger) and kept by him boarding house under the ie OF
the New. England House In October l8i2. Mr. Hamilton
iagent of Mrs Decaur stripped the house under landlords
warrant and sold the furniture ard bedding =" NJ M"''."
ger Al Chatham SQUARE Mr. Jenkins being the ofhcer that e-
We'd Action of Trover brought recover the value II
bng conended that the property was exempt under he so
law anu that had been acrced Sc ihe counsel ior De-
frnant conended that sufficient furniture necessary iof MI
Messenger his wife and child had been left andsuch was all
that the law required The counsel for plaintiff on the other
hand commended that the agent had right take away all
his u and break up his business and particular had
no right 10 take stove which the previous year S and
which was capable Of cooking for 100 or 5O people, anu "hh
xa ,c ce for slO the said being and exempt
bv statute previous the law of 1872 Ia recent ia"
of the Legislature permits housekeepetto select aho ream
$50 worth Of furniture, tools OF trade or horse anu '
&c.-the word necessary being omitted
The Jury gave verdict in favor Of plaintiff ior Sio'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

vxvaNTFD by the Loco Focos City Charter whisa nS md
w Keep them ganmonlng, plunds aoss aos;es Of
mis- governing the City. In view OF the intrinsic s ihckb
the enterprise the work be very toug and .syo
SET with mantraps and spring guns. Apply al INC ah
office.
~ We are indebted TO Messrs. ScHrsck, oi oA .,o.
c. B. SMITH of Indiana for Public Documents ~'
TO Mr. HARD, of the New York Senate.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

Total ,537 4,I8U Ig4 4,4b7 4,oU' zUo
Q7The towns to come in will scarcely reduce
the majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

l Prof. BRoNsoN beus about close MS Lectures
Universal Philosophy, will give his Seventh This Evening,
AT o'clock Society Library Subjects The Sublime and
5eautiiu aiasfils and SpiE.tuaists, Mass LIBERTY
COPS FcRESSowLYpGE REcoNcnED, and answer to The
arr challenged; Of aacehdentasts the Pm
oples cf Universal! Philosophy. of Universal Religion
our only refuge Among the Observation-Disclosures and
Oyuihau Captive, BY Willis; with of Mr. Nashs
Songs SC Admission 25 for Lady and Gentle man,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02

ET- NoSrAREtL TyrE.-kUe hundred weigh, of Noupa
rl Type from the Foundry of James Conner used bur
mort time for sale in lots to su purchasers this Office
Price 5 per ID cash When ordered from the country
will be boxed aud shipped according TO directions
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From our secOad Edi,ion-ui A. NJ.
FROM CONNECTICUT.

BY the stoninx,on Boat.