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100 pair l2-4 Red end do do
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500 assorted kinds and qualities for servants.
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TNO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRAIN
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pure Wines, Brandes and many other articles usu-
ally kept in Wine store, and would be pleased 10
serve them.
champagne, as well as other Wines, will be sold
at the New York wholesale prices, and delivered to
any part of the city with the shortest possible notice,
free of cost for porerage.
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Washington, 9Th street, near General Post Office
March 2i-ly,f
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Delaware.-9is wbss BON SuGer@auns
tp babsn cine @erfammIuns auf Den 6tn See
bruar bsrufsn, fur ben Smsd Ii n fbunbert
9slssatsn fur Die National @onssnion Der
junssn Mdnnsr su ernsnnen, Die in Valtimcr.
9ebaltsn ,perbsn fca.
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@p,,pern1rs Raubibatem.

60 matbt unS 3srsnisen 81 feben sas bic
Wb9sYartei pom Ysnnfptpaninien, init esm
5erannabsn Der &taats Convention, rem ers
winfbtsn Sisle ilnmsr ndbsr f6mmt ano bsi
Der 3uiammnfunft jsnss SSrpsrs psssn Der
Grnsnnuns ibrss &anbibaten fir ScupsrnSr
pe0is snis fsin miro. Der Nbtb. 5. Strcbm,
bon qancaifsr @auntp, bat bereits rcr sini9sn
Wcben anss;sst, eas ct nibt als elm Sano's
bat BON Der Convention bstrabtet Su ipsresn
manfbt, unb $cr. 9. 6. 9issart, sbsnfalls elm
&anbibat pom laneaifer, iitn rpslbsn msbrsrs
3situnsen iib fsbr sinifis ausssiproehsn bats
ten, lsbnt nun ebsnfaIs ab elm Saneibat ju
fein, rpie man aus fclssnbem Sbrsbsn,lpslbss
mir aus bsm qaneaifsr "SOlfsfrsunS' entlsb'
lebnen, iebsn wrc.
ler. &siaart mar ron Scrn. Scre, Dem Nors
Iissr Der 9Ebis StaatSse ciilttss srlubt mors
Den fib itsr rbsnsrwdbntsn Yunft su srtlarsn
unb ant,portst earauf:
aaneaitsr, ben 8. Sanuar 1874.
9Esrtbsr Serr-Sbr frsunpfbaftlbss
Sbrsibsn pom 6ten biefts babe ib empfan9en,
norm bic @rfunci9ung entbaltsn III, cb IS nlen
2Sunib fs ais elm Saneioat bstrattet Su per>
ben, ;ur @rnennuns fir eos GcuverntrSamt
tisfss gtaats, burb bic 6 enptnten, ,pelbs 1ib
ann d. ndbitsn WdrS perfammsln fol-. SD
fible oanfbar sseen msne 8rsunce fir bic
ftmsidelbaftt Wsifs, auf rpslbe ss tbnsn 9s'
fallsn bat minsn Namsn NIT jsnsm bcbenNms
ts su psrbinbsn. 9(atin felt Dem 9cupern6rs
Bablfampfe BON l94l 1T ss msine Mslnun9
ssweisn, ba6 cine 0Sisesrsrnennung als &ans
olcat fir jenss ausssvibnets Nmt bem &ids
ter Sanfs fbulei9 iit, ta ss fsinen N(ail 9isbt,
Der auf cine nntr peroisnte 9Ssie in BtDsrsr
Nbtun9 ifsbt alS tr; nod foate Der 4us9an9
jsner @abl Den 9ern9itsn @inftub auf cieScns
penticn BADEN, inesm osrisIbe Die natirlidw
Nolse mar ron jsnsr psrrdtbsriben 8srlaffuns
turb ben YrsFcsnten Der Ser. Staaten,meltbs
bic partt in sjnsn gum Sampf unfabisen 5us
ifanb psrisst. 60 lan9e eaber Nibhr Sanfs
elm Sanbibat Dor Der @cnpsnton 1T, lsbne ld)
auf bas abtun9spOaifs Die ebrs elmer Otitbst
msrbuna ab.
Oait 9roser @btuns Sbr Srcune,
u. 6. KciSart.
gtp. Gcrp, @fa.
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Sanuar II. SIN @snat murbs cine 9Hittbeis
lung pom Staatsfbasmsiifsr erba!ten, in Ss'
trstf esS @cntrafts ron 9. s.. Dotterer uno
60, qcdcmotipe fir bic Gtaatsmsrfs ~ lies
tern, Die auf ben sifb sslsst murbs.
Nuf BcrfbIa9 murbe Der @snsral 9ubitor
eurd snsn Ssftlus eriudt Elm gremplar BON
islnsm Sabresberitt su lisfsrn.
Ter Soupsrncr bsriebtsts cen Ssnat burd)
cine Sotibaft, bas sr wabrsno Der 8srtaauna
Die fol9snbsn @ebifsritbtsr srnannt babs,ndm
lib :--Nia Yadsr unb Saecb 9infsp, ,. Gars
bon, Samss {. @ilis uno Sfaaf Soorton, jr ,
poH elf, qspi @ @lopsr bon Ssfsricn, unb Sss
org Vlattsnber9sr pom Ysrrp.
Ser. Skpart risf isinen Seftlus BON osifsrn
aut Die Scinittss ipsld)s NIT Der llnteriuebuna
Der Seibulsisuns bss @cuprn6rs asasn Die
Sf1atserudsr tsibdftist 1T, su snta0tn. @is
ne 9tbatte entlfano ibsr biefsn Ssitlus; cr.
psnn'man fprab lanss iu Gunifsn oss @cus
psrnors uno btffano barauf, ba6 bic Commit
tee entla1tn ,psrosn iollts.
SIN S?auis Wuroe man NIT bisisr Sat,e piel
ibnelsr fsrti9. Nab furien 9sbattsn alma
Elm Sefbus eurb pas Die pom 9cupsrntr ass
nannfsn !3tu9sn pcr Der @cmmittse psrbtrt
lperbsn fcatsn.
Sr. Noumfcrt ibsr9ab einsn Ssiblus, bic
SantsS ommlttee iniiruirsno ;u untsriud)en cb
60 lt'tl'tb fsi eurb Elm Gsfes Safilr su forssn,
Dab IN allen nab oisiem be,prIi9tsn Sanff frsi<
tretsn cine slauiel sin;uibalttn, mceurb Die
Stotbaltsr psrftnlieb perantmcrlitb 9smaebt
iperesn.
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$3,499,I44 90
$3,955,615 SO
t7ed, mebr Seanaeiaunaen. - Infer 4

t1ed mebr Sesnaeisunsen. - Infer
barmbsrsse @oupsrntr fdbrt fort psrmittsIif
ieinsr SssnabisunssSemalt bic Subtbdufsr Su
lesrsn unb bas qano NIT 9asabuncen Su bslas
ffiaen. JSir fnben neusrein9s bic @n;eisreab
@arl @untbsr, Der bsi benz Waoree pcn Wtita:
d 8alter betbsilist mar Der i'm Ssbruar ls42
in Sbuplfia gauntp ffattfane, per Der @curt
bsS 9octfblass ibsrfibrt unb su febsjabri9er
3ubtbausifraf. psrurtbeIt purer nun tuvb
bsn Soupsrntr besnati9t morbsn III.
g6snfaas, baf Sbomas Siepatrid, firsGb
psasn llsbsrfaDrsns sinss Snabsn uno ess bas
ourb peruriadtsn scess, psrurtbelt, u. Scbn
6auptmann, Gin oes Ginbrubs unb Disblfabls
in tas 9aus bss &btsrs Srupiers fbulbig
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Silii,,nariicbe 2tm9abe
Der Ttnfuntte uno Nussaben oesStaat.
penntylpanicn in IS43.


penntylpanien in 1S43.
(Das SinanSjabr snosts am l. q Opsmbsr.)
Ginna bmem.
qanos uns qaneamts Gpcrtsln 8 s,254 43
Nnttlcns @rlaubnbthene 29,310 so
4utflon6 Sartn 59,66l SO
9picenoe auf Surnpsf Stcf 1880 80
9ipesncs auf Sridsns u. GbiHs
fabrt Gtct 1881 40
Gar aut Sant Swlesnee 25,529 rs
0Sirtbsbaus @rlaubnisfbsins 47O9O 10
Stcbr Srlaubnlstbslne 63,s57 "a
&rdmsr II gambler @rlaubnieib. 1898 81
Slsbs II. llbrsnbdnplsr DO. 1877 so
sar auf Nebsn grbibaftsn 22,337 O5
YampbIst @efess 80 25
3uwabs auf @auntp Sarsn unb
aufta9en $40 6S
4utern Seller loss %
@anal Strafsn &c. IOS3 sd
Ssws9snoe &raft, @anal. uno
@iienbabn>S6qs 1,Ol9,4O1 Is
Sar auf lissencss u. bepe9lidss
0srmtsn 553,911 38
Wdfsr @rlaubni6lbsine 1852 l3
Nnleben 100 90
Gar auf lErits 37,769 SO
Gar auf ss,piile asmtsr 3.6ss 10
Josmfdae 1,OlO 90
gpprtsln Der Gen. aubtcrs 9mtsit. 80 s5
NHlij erempt Srafssloer IL 40
Wbcicn u. Sapntcn qdnoersisn 2,427 "a
Sar auf Corporations Stcd 3S,5lO 10
Sportsln B. Ssfrstdrs Nmtsifube 3O3 81
Sar auf @sDalte I,3s6 O5
Der llnbsfannte 25 90
@lntra9una bon Srsibrlefen 1000 O0
@rras p.psrfauftsn Staaitods 1,395,411 "a
8trfbieotnts 427 Al
Bon Den 8srsniSttn Staaten 6O,3l3 27
83,404, ,434 81
SiIans in br Sbasfammer am
/. December 1l42 554,1SI 10
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@obolo oieier llnslddsfall in Der gtaot

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betannt puroe, fanote man ooe boot
,,Sceldaoer" CUR 6iilfe ar, uno es nabm
etpa 100 pafaeiere an Soro uno brabte
fie in Siberbeit. 8ie!e esibnabme mur
ben bereits aus oen Slutben oeSoaen.
Man fbdet Die Qnsabl oerSerun9ludten
auf 100, relbe aber, oa Die ytamenlllte
Der pahaeisre nob nibt ouf9sfunoen it,.
porldufis nibt nambaft 9emabt meroen
fonnten. DieIe furbtbare &otaftropbe
bat in ct. eouis cine oroBe Senfation er,
rest. Man belt cine Seriammluns uno
beihlob. osn pom Sbidlale 9etroffenen
@eio upo &teioer, unc an oen GonoreB ei
ne Sbrift 3u ibiden. tporin oerielbe er,
fubt miro, sur Gntfernune oller 8efab
rem uno 6inoernifs, oenen Die Sbiffabrt
in Den ocrtieen 9ewdhern beitdnoio aus
eelest it, Die oeeienetiten Mlttcl uno
Maabreeeln 3u er8relfen. Wfinerua
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S3,404, 434 81
$3,95S,615 so
NnSadabet.

9tns9aaben.
@cmmi1ire bss innsrn 8sriIes
run9s Scnos $ 747,263 92
&esisrun9s aussabsn 295,4SO "a
giitnbabns u, @anal @ompanisn 1851 63
Wllis Uu6aoben 42,44S SO
Ysnlionsn uno Ssmiai9un9ea 46,007 76
@rsiebun9 40s,694 SO
2nleiben S2,717 "a
Sntsrs0sn auf Nnlsiben 52,32S SO
0elfllbes 3ubtbaus 16,204 4S
Beiflibss 3ubtbaus 9,767 So
SufiudtSbaus 5000 90
Sbaosnsriab,Sunfsn p.qofpmctpsn 225 80
Neform Convention SO so
5oeimfdae 912 S5
@solcsfte WsGuns 1880 90
StaatS Siblotbef 3,341 81
Nussabsn NbcIfon u. SapntOn 1854 rs
prdmisn auf 9ebe 3,425 rs
Sbwanbaasl Rriea 25 80
Geaerun9s SiB 5 SO
Slabhin9e fcrtiubrn9en 500 40
Sbabsnerfas 993 95
@inbeimfbe @rebtoren 1,261,236 7s
8ernibtste &slefnctsn 50S,0OO 90
4rlbisbensS s,6O7 6S
$3,499,144 90
8ilans in Der Sbasfammsr
am 80. Hopsn,bsr lS43, 459,471 so
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Don mafbinSton.-9er Senat 1T jeff
earan bic ernennunssn ju prdfsn. Ior. &eim
,purbe als Marfbaa beifdtist, ebenfaus Iosrr
llpfbur unb tnise anbsre. Gin @sribt fast,
oab 5. Ns. Yorter AUDI ais SrissSiefntdr bes
ffatist fsi mas aber spsiklbaft 1T. Der Nde
ppsSsfretdr 6enfbam unb GrsGoupsrncr 6ia,
Elm brabbsibsr aofofcfo BON @suSampfbirs,osr
ole 5aupt iibsr Sas Waarine Slsiounss.
au onSeffsat mar, uurbsn psrwcrfsn.
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Wartin Ban Sursn 1T lid)sr in feline srpete
4incbet 9sratbsn, osnn Der DstrotsA opsrtifer
fa9t, Ct fam nibt Il e n laufsn. Snffon
mus ibn fibren, inosm er ibm feline mlitdris
lbe Gbdrps um beA qsib tinben rpirb.
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2(m uerflofenen D'enifoe Nbenos pur=
DC in bieit9er Staot elm @attenmcro BON
Der Srau oes Sdubmabers Oominid
Sweenep an bieiem ibrem Gbemanne be.
9on9en. Sic ermoroete ibn wabrfbein.
lid NIT 6ilfe ibres Sruoers, Der inspis
fben flubtis 9eporoeu 1T. Sbre gltern
id,einen an Dem Woroe aub sinisen Gn.
tbeil 9enommen Su baben. tpelben, miro
uielIeibt oie eeribtlibe l1nteriubune aus.
weiien. Der Grmoroete lette nit feinem
Weibe uno ibren Gltern in Der Sbuplfiu
4. Strabe. nabe Dem preston Retreat.
2llte uno neue @elt.
eiebe. unolid. @erbres
den. amelia 9tortton, rpelbe Dor 3
Wonoten pe9en zines Seriuhes. Den 6ens
rp s. Ballard. Der lie perfIbrt uno nit
ibrem &inoe uerlofen bate, an ben Srep.
pen oes 0itorbaules au perwunoen, in oas
Sefdn9nib 3u Neu Yorf eeifecft woroen
war' perfubte am peroaneenen Wonta9
ibrem seben elm Gnoe 3u MAIDEN. Die
un0liflite fonnte bic BON ibr perlanete
Sirolbaft BON 1000 Dollars natdrlib
ni1t iteaen, uno war oebbalb einoefperrt,
uno felt brei Woaatea ourh bie@ewoaot.
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dennenee.-Der sanSs Staat GennelEe
1T in Sewssuns fir esnrp Slap. Ser lsste
Scnssbcrcusb Bbis entbislt bic 9erDanolun,
gen Der in mebreren sauntiss sebaltsnsn Der.
fammlunssn. Cine Staa.s@ onvsniion foa am
%. Ssbruar sebatsn ,psrosn, um 1Bbss@rs
wdblsr unb bre 9elesatsn fir bic Naticnals
Convention tu ernsnnsn.
Quite Nusfbten.-9er &bmcnb 0Bba
fast: aae 9inss lino fbtn uno sdntno in
0Saibinstcn. Die enfibtspcllifsn Mdnner as.
ben Su, sab 9enrp Slap Der nabite puIoent
isln prb; Der sinsies 3peifsl 1T nur in Sss
trsff isinsr Mebrbsit. Gisle taleuliren bas ct
25 Staaten bsfcmmen niros, ausssncmmsn
Tan Sursn m6bte fib surid;isbsn, mas, rpie
bic "alten 3unfers" fbw6rsn, b ssibse
ben tpiro. @ie ftnb ssfonnsn ibn laufsn su
lafkn 70 lanse r Isbt-jsoe RisosrIass sbt
ibm nsus anfpriide fir ibre llntsrifasuns
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Death OF Judge Henry Baldwin.

That distinguished and universally esteemed
man, Hon. HENRY Baldwin, Of the United States
Supreme Court, died at Bridges Merchants
Hotel Philadelphia, on Sunday evening, from
the effects Of a paralytic shock with which he
had been visited on the Monday previous. His
lady, who had been sent for, arrived at his hotel
on Saturday, and was present at the last painful
momcnt but he was unconscious of her pres.
ence. He died calmly and with little appear
ance OF physical suffering.
Judge Baldwin was, at the time of his death,
President Judge Of the U. S. Circuit Court for
the State of Pennsylvania, and one of the Asso-
ciate Justices of the U. S. Supreme Court, and
was in the 65,h year of his age He was from
Meadville, Crawford Co. Pa, where his family
still reside. He-was gentleman not less esteem.
ed in the private walks of life than honcred as
Judge.
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Things in PhiladeIuh.a.
Correspondence OF the New Yo.k Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA April 22-P. VI
The TExAs EycIrEMESr.-The subject of An
ne1atien tic allab,ong topic Of present
Pladepha. There meetings oil tonight
tar0r 81 AnnexaionOne composed OF Tyler men, and the
other ci an Buren men, On w edesny evening, the oppo
nent of Annexation wi! the County Court House
when trust every vino opposed to TIM Tlanns violation
C0nstltuton-ts scheme and pcr,etate the
curse oil slavery VII Dc present To raise m voice III opposition
10 tie measure.
DEATHs.-Durng the week ending on Saturday,
III deaths occurred IN the City and Districts q Of which were
Fou We're from te his i@as+ and We're s o. coior
BAPTIST ASNlyEEsAEiEs.-Ih anniversary
Of the Baptist denomination VII! take place in this
eng during the present week The IneDHal Convention VIII
commence tn. The Delegates attend
wall be very large some three four hundred Clergy
en- from all sections oi the country are expected.
THE VACANT JUDGESHIP.-The death OF J udge
Baldwin has caused vacancy upon the Bench Of the nl,cd
Circuit Court Tor the state OF Pennsylvania. which,
cuure be ied By Acting President Tyler. RmOr al
ren1y before the oil the anentad deceased
signed their Inst resting plnce, busy with accustomed
tongue. The OF Joe! q. Sutherland freely spoken Of
SroCRs.-No material alteration in the price OF
Stocks to-day State Us opened at5534 and closed firm
Wilmington Railroad improved =. and Reading declned
First BoGrd-s3l0 I,eaimg Bonds Gs q shares Reading
IL do Camden and Anboy Railroad iI5i s50J SchuyI
Xii Navigation Fiyes i55 :. sl0oO Tennessee Bond. =
500 Lehgh Mortgage Loan. U So States SIHes 20 sS2 do
DO tsa 81 go state Flyes 6s $1,000 do 61. slid DO
serond BSard! shares Gnrd Bank ~, $500 Whining
g. 1875 s20J State b. 1876 annual ~ Salg do
DO b. fiat. % 20 shares Wilmington Road ia; $1,000 State
SHIP NEws.-4! +. M.-CLeared Ibis afternoon.
Bng Suin. Bangs Boston. Schr Chief SillnGn Boston 30
eph Potts Covert Providence; indiana Corson, New York;
drrired this Ajternoon.-Schr. Atlas, Walker 3
nigh IS hours from Ney York.
Weather. clear and warm. Wind wv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

D" 1t becomes our painful duty TO record the
death of THoMAs OAKLEY ANDERSON, formerly a
Lieutenant in the L. 5. Navy. This event took
place at his residence in this village on Sunday
evening, Nth inst. after a long and distressing
illness Mr. A. was the son Of Thomas Ander-
son, Esq. and was born in Newton on the Sd Of
July, 1888. At an carly age he entered the Navy
as Midshipman, and shared in the romantic
and dangerous enterprises projected and cx-
ccuted on the Mediterranean, during the war with
Tripo, by such daring spirits as Decatur, Law
renee, McDonough, cambridge, Stewart, Somers
Thorn, sc. In many of the exploits, which at
that time raised the fame of our infant navy at
once to the Highest pitch, Mr. A was an active
participation. Especially did he distinguish hm-
self ;6y his bravery in the browning enterprise of
that short but eventful war-we mean the destruc-
ton Of the irigate Philadelphia, in the harbor of
Tripo. Sussex ND Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

There nothing eedby our Free Traders
This has said and every key by the 'oah" Oh
than 'g@e m
all the Free iFads
ruined BY the Tamil therefore u ruined "
they wHngH
and detd 'a" 'sy "' De-
fore this but think readers should Know IN
,,,;r Manual
lures disturbing Tariff, following
klnonue Bo
at the dfen hmy specified Of the ''7 articles m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

LAND IN ILLINoTs.--I'hc sale Of lands in tn,
State commenced at Sprlngvillc, ILL.,, on the Is.
instant. During week sales amounted 10 ony
four or five thousand acres, at prices ranging
from three To SIX dollars per acre. 1t was genl
rally believed that a few more acres would at liz
present time be sold. The quantity of thos
lands is 100000 acres, which are located il
different parts of the State. The law undo
which the sale is made authorizes the disposal d
the land for scrip or coupons, and for Stae
bonds, which will not become due in less tina,
twenty or thirty years The price put upon tp
land is not therefore, the cash price, but Is gov
erncd by their prospective value some ten or IL
teen years hence. This is done because pat
of the stipulated payment is not cash. but State
bonds not yet due.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

FrpE AT ST LouIs-On wednesday night a
fire broke out in the old Stone Brewery, situated
in North Main street. owned by NeSsrs. J. * f..
Walsh, and occupied by Mr.. Oliver Norris as a
Machine-Shop. Such was the rapidty of the
flames. that one of the hands, who slept in the
building, had barely time to escape. Though
every effort was made, nothing was saved. Mr..
Norris's loss is estimated at $1,000 or s. $780,
The loss of Messrs. Sopcrs x Co, who occupied
part of the building as cabinet.shop, is es;i-
mated at between $500 and 5000. Even the
mechanics whom he had in his employ arc de-
prvcd of support by the loss OF their tools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

u A clear explanation has been had by Cor
oner Harris in regard 10 the scalp found on South
Division street some two months since. 1t be-
Iongcd to the body recently discovered on the
beach, and was that of female buried in The
aims house ground, belonging 10 Black Rock,
and had been removed for dissection by surgeons.
The subject will probably undergo legal invest.
igation, IN consequence of which farther remarks
arc withheld. BufiaO Com. ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

Two CASES OF SrIcrpE.-A correspondent in
Harrodsburg, Ky. writing on Friday last, says
Among other incidents of The week, will state
that free girl OF color found drow ned IN Hale 3
mll.pond and on Monday last, white girl, Susan
Cottar (eho, about three months since lett The So
cietv of Shakers in this County, was found sus-
pended bv the neck. The Coroner held an inquest
over each, and the verdict was self-destruction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

RFv FRAYcls L. HswKes-This distinguished
divine. so long and devotedIy engaged in works
OF Christian charity and benevolcncc, has com
menced his labors IN Holly Springs, under very
favorable auspices. 1t is said that his school
will be well attended from all sections olthe State.
fNatchez Gazette, April s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

MgssKs. GREELEY 4 Co.-SIKs-In the Herald
of Wednesday last there appeared communication
headed, mcr mode Of Rnisi@g Ae Hind. Now,
sir, us am in the same line of business and hav-
ing my store situated in the same manner US stated
IN that communication, it may be the means of doing
me a great deal of injury, many who do not know
the circumstances of the case, have supposed that
the Outrage perpeiratcd at my store therefore,
in justice 10 myself and family, would inform the
public that the affair did not take place at my store,
neither am in any way connected with it.
Respectfully your. c. V. UENNlGAR, Jeyveler.
Apn - ls4i III Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

~ Mr.. Grceley's nerr Tract on he Tariff as
is, compared with the SUBSTITUTE proposed by ITS
advcrsaries in the Bill reported TO the United States
House Of Representatives, by Gen. Mckay, IS ready
and for sale this morning Price, SD per 1000 copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

SMALL Pox.-The Board Of Health have re.
ceived notice of some Is cases OF small po1 in
this city at the presen. time. II appears il
mid form, and only one death has as yet occused
= that Of negro by exposure.
Wheeling Times, April l9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

New.JERsEY CONFERENCE OF THE METloDIsT
ErlscorAI CnrRcn.-On Saturday the Confer
ence proceeded to ballot for five delegates to the
General Conference, which resulted in the choice
of Isaac Winner, John s. Porter, and John X.
Shaw, on the first ballot, Thomas Neal on the
third, and Thomas Sovereign on the fifth ballot.
John McCn;ock was elected the reserve delegate
The next Annual Conference is to be held at
Mount Holly, on the 23d of April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23

u On Saturday evening last, the canal boat
Jay, bound up, deeply loaded with an upward
cargo, in tow of the steamer Sandusky, was run
against pier on the North River, stove in and
sunk 4 part OF the cargo will be saved in a
dsmapci stale