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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
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w The following most musical and ,ouchhs
T ines were written by the late WILLIS GAYLORD
CI.Kx soon after the loss OF his beloved wife. They
will reach many bereaved heart, in this season o
8 swelling buds and scented airs. CLARK's Poetry
always came warm and glowing fromhis heart and
this is one secre, of its universal popularity:
A SONG OF MAY.
The Spring 5 scented buds all around swellng.
There IN the ,Eeam-,here health IN the sa
A scene of delight in each bosom Is dwelling,
As float the pure day dreams o ey mountain ana 'ae
The desolate reign of old winter Is broker
The verdure Is fresh upon every tree
OfNatnre's revival the charm. nod q token
Oflove. oh thou Sprt Of Beauty. to thee
The sun looke,h forth from the hall. ofthe morning.
And fiushcs the clouds thai beEif hn career;
He welcomes the rlsdness and glory returning
se SIs with rch nh; nil the balm breathing lowen;
: He mounts toe zeniih. and laughs on the wave
He wakes INTO muse the green forest oo~er,-
And Sds the gay plains which the broad nvers lave
The young bird ia out on hi. delicate pinion.
He tirndiy >aib in The infinite SKY
greeting 70 Mag and a, her is!y na domn9a
Around. above. there are peace and pleasure.
The fields are unfolding their emerald treasure.
And mans GENIAL spin' is soaring IN light
Alas for my weary and care haunted bosom
The .osrs .i IN the wildwood the sheen o the blossom
The fresh weling fountain, their magic !, o er.
When rs, 70 the sire ns when looE on t.ie no"e'''
They tell OF the Past. with 80 inoufniul Il zone,
That call up the throngs OF nay long vanished houfs
And sigh tina; their transports are over and gone.
From the wide spreading earh from The mtes, benven
There have vanished an eloquent glory ana CLEAN
To my veiIsd mind no - tie influence given.
Which cooreth life with the hues OF dream
The bloorn-purpled landscape ia ovelneSs ke"peh-
deem that light as Of old gilds The wave;
But the eye Of my spirit III fleaviDess sleepeth.
Or .ees bur my youth and the Visions Il gave.
Yet II is no: that age my years hath descended,
IT il not that its wreaths encirce my brow:
But the newness and sweetness Of Being are ended
feel not their love kindlng wltchery now;
The shadows OF death DER path have been sweeping
There those who have loved debafed from the day
The green turf bright where peace they are sleeping,
And on wings of remembrance my soul Is away.
Ii is shut to the glow Of this present existence,
II hears from the Past, tunereal stran
And il eagerly 10 the high-seeming distance,
Where the lost blooms of eurth will be garne-ed again.
Where mildew the soft dnnask cheek shall nou!ish
Where grief bears no longer the poisonous sting:
Where ptjess Death dark xceptre can flourish,
Or stain with his blight the uIuriant Spring.
II is thus that the hopes which TO Others gwen,
Fall cold on my heart In this nch month Of May:
hear the clear anthems That ring through the Heaven
drink the bland that enveh the day;
And If gentle Nature her festival keeping.
Delights not my bosom. an do not condemn:
Der the lost and the lovely, spirit Is weeping.
For my hearts fondest rnpures are buried with Iem
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

FIRE on THE WESTERN RAILRoAD-On Mon
day evening, fire was communicated from the
enrine of the o'clock train, to the wood at the
Dalton Western Railroad Depot, which, klndllng
in the long rows along and near the track. broke
out and ragged with uncomfortable fury for the
SPACE of two or three hours--from lO to l
in the night. Two sheds, one 100 oy 4O feet,
and the other 60 by 40, and 600 cords OF WOOD
were consumed. Damage, probably, S4.0oD.
Berkshire Wing
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

NATHAN HALE-The ladies Of Coventry and
its vic;nitvn Connecticut, are about 10 hold falr
to aid in the erection of monument TO the me-
mory Of Nathan Hale, the gallant young patrol
captain, who was executed by the British during
the revolutionary war, on the charge Of beng a
spv. and under circumstances of peculiar harsh
ness and atrocity. While the remains Of Andre
have been reclaimed by his country and repose, IN
Westminster Abbey, the resting place OF theashes
ofNathen Hale is unmarked and almost Unknown.
Eastern Argus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

The Glove inoyne the best Of alltoD'hache rene Il !.
immediate an certain IN rs effects. crns the mUrt 'os
,nntIrchc ar pain IN the gums m ore minute.
,n inmaoc nnl permanent relief after the igure of even
other remedy pleasant to the taste and SMELL vii no, m
mr.. rho roth ar gums in any way and few applications WI
en- cv r.,noye the pain and from decaye tooth
TINT i may filed and rendered useful nsever When 'ls
NAN nrocees from the nce from the around tooth
upl,a rentiy sound application will Iey rfs sJ
rRbnc few drops on the part affected. Price % cent?.
pmnerrd and sold By A. b. SANDS s. Co. whole sale and
r,a Chemists and Dnggss 2.3 Broadway Chamber 81.
rnnie building and 9 Fulton eet and u East Broadway
I'm,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

AssAuLr-Amaga Sprague, young man aboat
IA years of age, son of the late Amasa sprague'
was violently and brutally assaulted by man on
last Wednesday evening. The ruffian approach
ed him, and having looked in his face, apparently
TO recognize him, drew stout club from uncer
his coat and beat him so violently that 1t was at
first feared the wounds would prove mortal. lie
is, however, in fair way of recovery. The de-
sign evidently was TO murder him: Ihe villain
has not been taken. Providence Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
DOCT. HOUSEMAN,S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS.

DREPAR ED and sold by wholesale by JOHN J. DAVIS,
city of Hudson. Columbia County. " " and iof safe IN
'ii' ''' 1t JANE s. AsPINIvAIL, S. Wiliam.stree
General Agent for TIL, City,
and by mos, Of the principal retail druggists New-f1k and
Tn. !, not psr medicine 1t hhas teea known for year. and
il, heln: Influence, hive fell by thousands ~ the vcnv
where Il has been sold. But no eliot has ever 1ee b'eh
10 introduce pubic nj large by means Of the press IT
hl, been work way silently by ~ own intrinsic ner
m and depend for celebrity upon actual fID.rtshfe ana
m, ,-gudcrl cures has affected The extent ui these ana
the hs and Just reputation which II ms thus acguireG prf
rspS; from hundreds ote>timona voluntarily furnished 10
, n-nnr.,or by gentlemen the neiru profession and 9th
en- who have tired IL II or the nr,t tune. advertised IN
rho nuIr o,nn m order that priceless benefit, may be
made known and enjoyed widely by the afflicted who
suffering without knowledge OF It's healing powers.
Colds Coughs Asthma lnfuenzn " hopping ousn Group.
Of diseases affecting breast and lungs tending ronump
ton aud other kindred den>es controlled by rs by
1hey commence with a slight cold. with tniDs all
men which BEN. irst neglected leads 10 inflammation.
av and the brought 20 the Of the grave
No ueon who has regard Tor the nesinabe blessing OF
heah should be without THIS nd pleasant safe yet powerful
In this climate. where changes oi weather are -
ien and their effects nIurons immensely important
ANneiy t>e has saved and will thousand, from the
pains Of poimctcd ilness from be's oil an@iShHg from
wasted francs. debInte constitutions anl even from ,rn
tse The trilns paid for bottle Of this extraordinary
curative saved O money which must have
been paid for medical attendance dGil long course O PAIN
IVi,l tair wonderful nn6 efficacious powers Dr. IoSR
MANS GERMAN CoUGH DRoPs free from every ingredient
of tiebltnns or dangerous nature. They purely
abe compound and may be taken with safety all
kind, o weather and under al! circumstances HE Use OF ii
Invaluable medicine has also caused great improvement III tie
hea persons c0stiuionGy eeDe as rs effect 10 lmpa
the p.'ian mid healing eIpect1rant and at the
slme time very gentle tonic Il - ~ short the HEALING
BALM which restores health, strength, elasticity and
chc.rfnes the kened frame and the despondmg mind
l. the su Ot triumph sickDeSs and pnil ~ t!er most
9tIeie @ iol. - ~ ~ = pr :, 80 @ !. = ~ -,, h., III @ ,t
Try Price 70 cents bottle oi four ounces ri 3tawly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
To Teachers and Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHlLUSOPH /,
embracing the general principles of Mechanics,
Hydrostatics, Hydraulics, Pueumaucs, AconS-
tics, Optics Electriclry, C;alvansIl, Magnetism
and Astronomy. Illustrated by several hundred
Engravings BY LEONARD D. GALE, NJ. D., Pro
fessor OF Geology and Mineralogy IN The UNI
versity of ;ae City OF New-York, and Lecturer
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy: Price.
full bound, 30 cents: 81 50a dozen 10 Teachers
The above work se1tsusive ;hs best
and srminares a Of r EIisd States
and considered The best book -Itant or eafners d.
Gale being himself Practical Chemist and his fo
duties Lecturer him Ake constaai .nd t-e-
I'd experiments ia all branches OF Natural thIlnSophy, vas
.mu-tly qualified 20. the task editing sucn woik hos
OF IN. o;.r publications the popular branches oi fhoso
ply and Chemistry compilations mzse By book
krrs; hence the frequent failures OF students IN their at
,enpis experiments while following t- directions contained
III these works No such difficulty Will occur IN The ae Of
this work of Df. Gale. :,
~ O.dsr. ,ust Re ACCOMPANIED oy the cash and adiE.set
10 GREELEY McELRATH. New York
A MERICAN IRON-Rar, band. hoop and scroll lion. OF
n the lister Co. manufacture, good assortment n store
and fo. sale By BLEEtkER OglHO !.
npal sw Chif. cor John s..
ITO BAKERS AND BREWERS-The subscriber 5 nov
prepared supply the above with superior dunity oil
Ground and UngrOUnd Malt and Hops ai liberal prices
JOHN Z. TAYLOR. Agent
a3O lw. No. liz " arren-stTeet,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,


l,LIIoT BJRNAP * BABCOCK constantly sup
Il plet with large and reneEa assortment OF PAPEkS,
s,e all departments o the trnde. among winch are follow
ng Hubbads ccored Papers great variety; Boston Cop-
Ierplae Papers superior quality Book and News Pnnnc
t'np Letter Folio Po-, md Blank Book Papers; Printers
Clothers' and CarpemakeH Pres Board llIugess Han-
wne and Cloth Papers Bnders and Trunk Boards Sheath
PAPER maSef supplied with ali kinds OF stock and materials
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

A peasant girl stepped into the road that moment
and ioined him, but it did not look exactly hhe
casual meeting. They walked on side BY sioc,
and he had such good for. nothing scape-grac.
look that could not help calling out TO MN.
Tbey both looked back and laughed, when nc
suddenly seized her by the waist and gave her
kiss tha, fairly rung again. The blow that fol;
lowed sent him half way across the road and
made my ears tingle in sympathy
The mex, dav we went into the mountains to
visit the Seravezza quarry, and also the Mercury
mines. These last are very Improbable and
dreadfully destructive of human life. Nh Pow-
ora uses the Serayezza marble exclusively. Wan
der,ng amid the novels and along mountain
stream that disclosed al every step some new
beauty in the stupendous scenery that enclosed
me- I entirely lost track Of my companions.
D;sccoyerning at length they had gone to the top
of the mountain to visit the highest quarres
was fool enough To follow. But after winding
up and up for long time became confused IN
the multitude OF paths that continually crossed
and in;ersected mine But while stood mid
way on the mountain doubtful what course to
take a young woman about eighteen years OF
aye overlook me. She was decidedly pretty, with
Slight and graceful form. The everlasting dis
slowly assembled the zigzag path. enqured
the path to the quarries, she told me she was on
her way there and would accompany me. we
fell into chit-chat-sustaIned as well as could
be expected with nv bad Italian on one side
and her miserable potoi's on the other. l asked
her if she was carrying the dinner to her friends
in the auarres "Oh no." she replied. All, SAID
/, in true Yankee inquisitveness, l suppose you
are going up to visit your husband she burst
into clear laugh and replied, ooh, no, am
not married." Well, then, said |, in perfect de-
spair, what are you climbing this Tremendous
hill for. Oh, carry "quadrette," she answered.
"Quadrette Z" l exclaimed, what's that. On
enquiry, found that she was employed all day
in bringing square blocks OF marble dressed for
pavements from the quarry TO the PLAIN. A
thick napkin was folded on the top OF her head,
on which she placed the "euadrette," square
piece of marble, and descended with 1t to the
nanuiactory below 1t was mile from the
bottom to the top, and she spun as she ascended
the mountain, and then returned with her quad
rette. A mile up and mile back, made each
trip two miles long She made seven day, and
received for each only cent and hnG.-
Thus she Travelled fourteen miles day and car
ried seven miles heavy stone, and received for
it ten cents. looked at her with astonishment
Her features and form were delicate, and her
voice and manner and all were so gentle and
sweet, that | could not conceive for moment
that such life of drudgery was her lot YET
she seemed cheerful and happy.
wish 10 say more of the rate OF wages
among the peasants, but must reserve It for an
other time.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, MAY So P. NJ.
Cleared,


Ship. Nsth Hooper. Churchill. Lisbon and Csdz Rich.
arson: Charlotte, Sw Anderson Amsterdam. VIM W e.s;eI
BarQues lows, Parute. La Guay.n Everett BsteIe 70
mona, Coly. Amsterdam. Schuchard. Farre Co. .,,
bngs loret.o Washburn Turks Island. Nesnth & W aish
Spartan Pousand. Jamaica, II * II elaheld natchman'
Bowdoinheard Elwe & Co: Denmark. Malcan Bath. Me.
do Cortelia Hatch, Ponce Southmsyd SON. ine Iswl
S,ohol.u North OF Europe. W Wesser.
Sch ndependencia An:sido. 81 Thomas and NaracaboA
Ansuie! Mars H McGeliey Bangor Buck & Petei Mont
eonery DAVIS, Jacel Foster Dckeson: Demick Balil-
more & Briggs: ce .saedco. do. Johnson 4 Lowcec:
Abbott, Baker Richmond. y l. McCready s. 20; Bede
McNsih Norfolk. S;ufces Cea fman Powhattan ,aI''9o-
Philadelphia hemp q Place Also bElg !it!a Robbins bos-
ton, J Atkins & Co.
Arrived.
Ship Osweso Ward % ds I'm NO. cotton. lard TO ore'
Bark Willis Deano, "a days from New Orleans with moas-
Bs Ohio Veazie u d. FIN ,iannzas nonSses to Cram
Bs Selma. Smith, IL days from Mobile. with cotton 10
Sturges 4, Chairman.
US ,chr Wave Lieut. Hunt, 9 ds I'm Norfolk.
Scr Floridan Brown 9 G from ipalachicola, cellar tim
Der 10 master Sailed with brig Caroline Plat
Rice for NY. Spoke .ch Thomas Hooper. for NY IN Ids
Sehi Deborah Ann, Souers, d I'm Richmond coal TO ms
tasses 10 Il Stanton.
Sehr Ocean. Bishop a ds I'm Atnkapas with 10 go gallons
molssses 10 Foster 4 Nckersou.
Below.
Bng Croton. Souard. I'm Mobile with cotton d iut-
but & Co.
Also. ship. bark, bngs unknown
The telegraph reports bnss IN tn. offng. Wind west
Sailed.
Briss Amanda Rowland Belize Hou: Denerara Blanchard
Neuvtas aud oihers-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
Public Stock Exchange, May +.
Passengers Arrived

In The ship osreso from Neg augustus ZeeSq
lady children and servant Ms, Waddinston Ms +; l.
Smith. and g IN the seerage ,u,
In the sehr Ffordisn from -i7aashieo6-r Rundal and
Mr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

-OOfSF,y AND VTOOISEY from IN: d9e oiiei t3-ir Gl
W .Standafd'' DOJBLE REFINED SUGARS Il 'i'e '''-
pslas 2T pr, nd When les than five packages are
cT.sbs, ii do do purchased. bali cent pc pound
Tn. above are packed as follows;
f1asG aaEGss m Bsf Bt 81 Of TO; packages
r 70 he New YORK Patent Sugar Refinery OF South
and Montgomery % ri - W all St - -.,,;,
n b. Of'efs ou' VI ''e CIV ~ " nj II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

nATENT ELASTIC r,,,red acknow
cIIy " - s ,heo, and the extensive demand iot ue
sTsf se dins il 'uefs' bs .s9n s%shee Strength
r5 and expand the chest. giving iIee hGppn on - ~ @
nn and formed with an e1';e &c, BAN S,,n W." Parents w and
o no are particularly requested to examine tis ne m
All be found nnen:e benefit to children o. ee I ~ n @
hae nd .e,lenlary habits 1is brsce Is @
80 =, the lmneaie Inspection cf Slr iaf.es VINO h i;, n
80 tr the sfna purpose and now c"nrfently on w, 80,
,, Elastic Brace u superior 10 any article ever p'o"Si
The nbGrs named articles manpactufgd anu may p p ~
,i rholaSaa or retail the Old estabrshT,eni 81
ln .TT /. a. I'F - Broadway. corner oi Park race.
f. Z 4 continue the manufaciue OF ihs.I R s%5. ETC
IN IL pcriert nianiisoh 10 '' ' ala In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

II Samuel ]. Burr, formerly editor OF the
New.York Wing in this city, has been appoint
ed by the President, and confirmed bv the SEN
ate, to be Secretary of the Territory of Iowa.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

1g The Southport (Wisconsan) Telegraph
states that the Wheat Crop in that region looks
remarkably wcll-never better at the same sea-
son in any previous year. From all parts OF the
Western country we have the same intelligence
Present appearances give promise of an unusually
large crop for the coming harvest.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
o. 90, NEW-YORK AND HARLEM AiI,R0hD
nj Il COMPANY.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
s On and after May Isl, 1874 the Cars ''i run rs

On Sundays il the weather hne, the CAPS val nun every
hour from City Hall 10 Harlem and Williams Bnd:e.
The CIV Hall and eth Line every minutes
through the dny. from b u y VI. tos 20 7. VI.
The ENtrn Night Line w leave 9th street ior CITY Hail. nj
30 993 To- 10 80 H. II & Leave City Hall for 9Th street.
at g ~, 10. 10 80, II. II a. T.
By order of the Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson d Co.'s Celebrated
AMERICAN PANACEA.

TJNHS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable matter
free from adulerion. and wa'rante, Tree from any
since by an lniyiG sOrely afflicted with IICERATED
SROFULA. and who has been under the treatment OF The
eminent physicians the United states Tor eight years,
without the least apparent hope o restoration 10 health and
was pronounced ncrab but who. after taking the
above named medicine for i've weeks. restored TO perfect
health That medicine h,s been sold :yi;h unprecedented
diseases. 10 wt:-SALT RIIEIfM, SCRoEIL.Ai; ULCER GER
ATED SGRoFtLA,i Ia -, BRoNGHlTIS Il MTEEER ;r SoRES E
GGHfFoNiC GfffG { RIlEttlMtFfisM Pitf. ERYsIRELAS
BIl.ES, SCt-RyY, CHRONIC SORE EYES. Bl;oTCHES
PPLEFo 2N THE FAGE M Se SeAs iEAR de Afp AK Ak
ARiSiNG FROM AZ INJTDICiot'S Use OF MERCURY
or Az IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD The elfca
enunez;ed, and rs effects ty astonishing; On! one tn
bic spoonful be taken by aut each morning before eat
ins which usually produces tonic effect while n mo
also gentle caac increasing the appetite and
eern health The patient causing al! uIcernted sores 10 DIS
crrge p.osey. and producing an etectual alerh'e
Of the whole system purifying and producing peect scon
ofthe blood.
Pe:s0ns while taking H. should reuin from the Use OF all
stimulating drinks highly scasnnei food. For sale BY
Ob,aine, a wholesale OF THOS. c. TALMAGF-
General agent % Pnestree opposite the Custom House New
corner Broadway and Chnmbersreet No. y Frontstrre
No. III et;reet Nos. % and 80 Bowcry No. 90 Fulton
Hudson No. go GrnndstTeet No. l5i and rs Greenwich
No ll2 and = Cherry street No lS Wnkerstreet
No. 81 Caharne-street Nos l and II Peareet No. IL
Canal-street
Brooklyn, J. w Smith, corner Of Fulton AID Cranberry
low and ;lanicsts and by all the principal druggists in the
Dr. V B. io,krow. No 81 Beayet-,t. Clinton Buildings
Genern! Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany.
I. w. Dyott Son. No. l+S North Secondst., General
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia
Instructions for taking the article and number OF
ttca, and testimonials may bs and obsIne any OF
the above places. nsi eodIm ly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
4. p. SMITH. s. Liber,ys,.
CLOYE ANOpYNE-TOOT

GLOVE ANoDYNE-ToOTH.
ACHE DROPS Az IMMEDIATE
have felt the painful throbbinr and eI.
cruciating pang, OF the disease shooting
through Their jaws with most tormen,ins
aud a. S often the case.
have received but little sympathy from
friends on such occasions. vii no douk
h. much pleased To know OF remedy
that Will never iall TO qdlet for ever the
nflend1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
r.n Comic. for one Dollar.
HENRY CLAY:

Br gYr. S.RsrvT. Esq. ofths Ci'y OF Hew io's.
g,o,sbt down to the year TINS work will b pn'''h
a m u. ty in =ea, forn and pot ~
,,,rs r,per covers with aDl handsome hosr1p''
full ;ragh Portrait. !; 'rli be olt Il y: cents io u.
IL, eooy T,n Csp:es or Oe D'IT Thi5 The ini!fs' a'
noe ,or,,lr, aiocr.phv OF Hir. CiaTeV-f published
Til. following i, .bs Of The Coatn:s OF The CHAPTERS !"
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

:, FOR SAIE-Tha beautiful aud healthy ,tGatiOn Be
III gin. IN the estate of Andrew McGown. decreased
t;'y Innyn NJ Nct;own Pass, between FINN AMI Su;h
- and One Hundred and Third and One Hundred AZ
containing about acres OF land well tOck ked with
~. ,he, ir,- on the premises respectable dwelling
ne yo siories high rooms on fooT with suitable o
ho.G. ~. viex from the premises eubmces Hu'lgse
@ i Harlem Ryc> and the Islands IN the same AMI Da
OF Long lian ~ .ae before the 3th day os May nett
N ,er w. o,lsr o sale public auction II the Nechsnt
E.b"nge For terms and particular. apply To Andre" Nc
Cow nnG ,Iii N'''" IT, ]. ADRIANCE 5John street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

a, ORSALENTHECrrYo OF NEN:ARK., M Rt hogs -
IN and a. ncn- OF Land. situated IN south Broad i III
iI The iiouse . feet front by g deep =, sone ash.
1T 1,rse razza the rear. aniweI n',nei h'ourh"g
- "n't Sbbt, Fr.t- -Tre~, &c attached 10 me pentes
r., 4, her paiculnr~ inquire oi ISAAC NitHoiS e,TSsr
81 Wlinn aud Washington Streets. OF 81 iI.ii ~ fht
on The pie:nt>sS 80
.,se, ,pPI IF-TREES of ey,ia 'ize md n.s, lAreaS-
So GR iPE-NlNES, of Weller liaiiaS Nonq1, VI.
min Seeding Vine Arbor, sruppenong and l'abell
I,s,,"qfiess--all in line orIe-. For ale BY
nh q. b. G.. BOSWELL. American Institute
sssH iD5 s,inaieI IN fine nei:hbohood. and hal
Rours' ride New YORK, With a, mug Dwelling oo,.
rerIn. Apply A. p SMITH. s5 Liberty street as 2w
.,sss FOR SALE-A Farm ofl25 acres pleasantly situated
sSSs IN healthy location IN South BrunS~ck y J. net
The New York and Philadelphia Railroad. 81 mile from
Se,S YORK About 20 high sta OF cultivation
IN good fence; apple and peach orehaTs amoe iGnd Be
hosa horn shop and ether outbuldlngs. good and con
venient with good water pump near The door .o The S.s
crna. tool farming utensils Among the stock are Durham
.n oil the lint pedcrees The farming utensils
GOOD and sufficient for improved ystem ofnsncultufe
inuTst "n:.5 I'm. m w. A P SMITH s. Liberty-,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

To LIFT aTss ,, ana So,, and scte % on he ,s' ne
':el i r,t Iodrt4nd.nce. The location not urpasSat
- 7Is on ndn yei on & sesoGI oS o eies an Dow con p
7ndnI o deurei i about forty mules from the city Of
T. yyk. an but TX niI from " e, Point ihe distance
from fch'H = c % IL. r6rnpciel the iiFt Of July
% s. In, -a bull, fot iodependeeee Nnd,ns q -
~ ,t, Il, ms ~ thai landing place iot the better
cc,Sgnoation OF the oi pee.1 ~ ana ,,aHocad
plcs nt the Ciiy Hotel. vii give an, !n3IHatoa hsi
~ ~ i d.,rs or letter sdj'eset TO EI.iHO T. BAhER
Pesks.sI., ~, ysY III, in reiI mia'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

Il The New Haven Museum is to be sold at
auction next Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

FATEp TO DEArH.-An Englishman and a
Yankee fought duel in dark room lately. The
Yankee not wishing TO have blood on his hands,
hred his pistol up the chimney, and, to his hor,
ror, down came the Englishman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

=, COTTAGE TO LET " HASIINGs;, SiI..,o;;, Wt.r
t3 .h,r ,~c minutes walk of the steamboat landIns-
re T5ue ry feet 'guare ~ store e, nxh fa ,., inGas , @
mem Sy,derr &c The bn.eTent contains ffHns
room Iar.e bedroom. small roon sst- w'n s s
an @ @ :" .f.n two and half nce-. Handsomely hd out
49, ,rI thrift irt ond ornamental tff7 81 lshs, pzi
hc'iat.. apply " Counsellor at Law. x Nassau stree;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

SrRucx By LIGHrNlSG.-The house OF Nathl.
Greene. Esq 4 and 6 Hudson street, and occu-
pied by him and by Mr.. Maynard. one OF his
clerks, was struck by lightning on Friday even
ing. but no great damage done. We have IN our
possession piece Of the slate torn of by the
lightning. Boston Mail.