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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

SFoI' VENfJ. & Coz; Nanuiartury nj trt 400 IN q
y GLASS OF rysry description Solar. Lard ana anon
larp, war.au'e; pasTas "i tirn0d"l.s ,agcaDiI'
from twelve NgEts, 'ihi iin's
49, ,t-. uf every raiten French Chi"a ANUS al rt-d
rv,,ied and rr;iu,,.d equal lo new We cal e aei1 =;
country merchant, ana oe call anu satisfy themselves IN
regard 10 prices and quality ofG!,.ces.
Constantly OF hand eo1pete assortment OF a. te any,
nrer Factor, No ~ Gold .tv--t y. Y. Wholesale s!l
Retail Store. No 3 John near b:oC.'i' .,,,, , ,o
-'a,,N 9,,. J. SIul SENEI. * CU.
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nEITI. BROTHER & co.

AND No 81 FuLroS-sTRSEr, bRorKLyN.
Original inventors aud sole nenu'acuer at The serns f
Lamp Also inanusctur. ~ MO eniI: " improved lam
- r,nns s,rGr Innp. Guan., Hal. Lrni-> HuI III.
srs Ns.la ard Snla. Shas, Chmnies nnd amp iasel e.
MI kinds .anU Wick. Pure -aelm IN tnnpheIe ', u'
~ ~. ," ". T., ., cash " Sepa
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EOIjTUtDY 4. !ViEE!t>, 3ii iihOADwAE,

COUIHUOf & NV E:t>, JtI hhOtDWAt,
z5aSt'FAt~TJrErRS OF LAHPS. GIEAN.ri;ES
VI CANpEilA!RA. Be-. and Dealers n H,CSE-i ..
SIiHJS(; GOODS ycueraly.-ens ctrrscsf van .at :"
he i, r, c;nri4s N Ined states hey ara enc
b!ei 70 OFFER Lamps. ceniei5ra Sc iYr ,fufcnr' A. :'e
Ell, Private DWELLINGS. Steamboats, and P1cS't' on we me-
essjoape rvs and Of 4uEty not 10 be sufussel ~ ms ~
NV nj nr county FssciGi attention IS invited 70 e ss'
ND Sni aTys for economy and light suIciaSbuc 80 other
5-a the public so les .han fcJR ioLp MAJ TWO -iLVSs
sxn.ts have within the iasi ssvec yea bran a~aIe' ~ ~
manufacturers Tor t.ir >uri'y IN lris ci,s1 81 good IN
pnbfc are respectfully ;n7;ed TO ea cnd EXAMINE ioiheo
'; - Country TK.p.xs .aop!.s,! tiaato5y nior'
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STATIONERY, &C.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
LNRANCIS & LOUTREI., Manufacturing S;aiioneu, No.
II Maiden lane, between William and ''od streets have
on hand and offer NJ lowest prices large assortment vi
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
other manufacture, suitable for City use or Country
Trade.
Foreign and Domestic comprising every article Fancy and
PAPER.
Foolcap Packet Post and Letter. Ruled and Plain. Also,
Ledger and Wrapping.
MANIFOLD LETTER WRITER'S,
various szes-some low One Dollar. By hi: invention
the eii:r written and copied at The same time. and perfect
The subscribers manufacture superior article of Black and
Carmne Ink known the CRoTON INK large supply
aug # W FRANCIS LoUfREI. Il Maiden Lane.
ITO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. For sale by J. CAIN.
81 Nassau stairs an entirely new article OF
teria ind caeaSe than ever e,o oae Copytsc Ont
PAPtss an books purchased OF The adyeL are warranted
ane. even after having been ta-i ~ 3.aw I'm
YXTRrriNG PAPERS-rne subscribers invite TIE atten-
w ton o Ire irate and Others 10 her stock OF 'frting
Papers, aud small which will be found to enb5nce an
unus great ynriey IN part roa The mills OF the following
celebrated manufnc 'ureIs:-
i & 4 !, i ,;! Hubbard. Green { Fleming:
JON iinte and s ,u9iIy o hers
es post, p,cttt and Do plain ard ruled ap do.
50 Z. Il. CLAYTON & SONS. 81 John street
IRISH EMIGRANr SoCIETY.-The Office o! this soc,e-
ty has bren removed to No. street. IN tts CITY.
where Enigrnts invited 10 make application and where
persons wanting abo!s agents. &c. Will be suppl
Ell without charge. By order.
az II JUN btChlt'f. Assent.
NTcTCE-To Merchants Dealers &c-V B PALagRi !,
the sroGt and adssitsem-ns for m~i at the
best CT the principal 'own aid cites thioushout
the tsite,i states 49,.
~ This ern. of advertising. and the nsy Nc .eAn
nj th- COUNTRY J EwsP.PER apV1RTlrls1 AGENCY no.
leo Nassau street, Tribune tia kiIEss.
HS Now iIME Tor adverts m me he"spapeTs
of this and n. ghporns este iur the al 1iude sn5I
SPRING AND ROLLER RLINUS. white linen and tmns
- prrnf nun'e2 shades u, tie newest patterns wSe wire
i'lfnds VeItau Spanish ard itasu sun Minds. &c u;
6ry beg ufnrm his patrons ne mas to lie tsr apY'e su
old esiabbed Spring Blind Factory. go Hudson soe;. i've
do" Snns street Spring rollers ioI carrhgesid
blinds repaired and painted. Southern oius'> pcapty Al
tended to a.. In
V3JRAPPi.G AID FHVEr OPE PAPER.-5000 reams
w crown sifrw WrpUIng tB1er. extra qunlity.
30 resm, rnub!e crown straw Wrappns 'aper
800 DO cruw q and duu lie do. Rng W rsppiHE.
lpt do Shoe aad Ten. white AID MSS d co Drs.
go DO bniI colorrd envelope ga ztd ana ing s1ea-
100 d. d. Do Do do .0rsG and 3Ixs.
For ,ae in Qunnte suit purchasers. st Paper Ware
eu2l Is CLAY ION & SoNs:--
EsRS. RnBINSiiN from Elizaheth street. Fashionable
STREET. Tateon and Embroidered Dtssses. Lsees FTeaeh
Worked Caps. Collars, sc ads TO look equal to new
Seawk, SAs. Msriroes Table Covers. Silk Hose, &C,
cleaned in the bsst uanner - I'm
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EvEKY,8ODY WANTS COPY BOOKS.

EVERYBODY WANTS COPY BOOKS.
Good orc; at 80 cent? den, or 3 for Is -, @,
Every d. wants good Writing Paper at 3D. 3D. lod. Id
sod o.i. ri I'd n hundred.
Coed steel Pens NJ 1911 pc: sroce.
afss a' oS'n NOe ' raosf 2l que
Eyf0pe e PaG R se Gf a9f i %
~ B. Do rsetihe Copy Books $40
TINIIHNERG HAYDEN, Publishers booksellers and sta
TONERS. No 10 lo,nsteet New York. have recently pab
yfRs SIGo URNEY's SERIES OF READERS;
The fciDui Reader consisting entirely o Dnslnn! nticies
~ the of very young per.ons. by Mrs A. sigou'ney
WIN neatly "ne hundred and MY lu'aoh' JUS "'ueo
The sov's Reading Book consisting of Original Articles
The Ci rs Read Ook. OF prigne Aricls
Prose and etry r the OF Schools Sy the 'sme author
me ,t hqv. BEEN very generally approved Of
nnd base gone though sevefnl edi'ions. 81
NR !! ey ave sy! on haHd ft VIC lre n
If -enool iios nctding all the diferai kinds gen
e!ay 81 he Sch,n, Academies and colleges IN
Tn CT! ard Throughout the country best pnd ute
etIn Also. every variety al Stationery wanted io' the
4 D-@;ssct .uruli-t' =, en- v-''r'---'s pd!ee
il nj ,e lowest prices. wholesale s 'es 1.-THE old stand
G0O HANArS.--THE AMERICAN FAX
IU,UUU NEKS ALMANACS with Cuts For snle
Mt Tribune office:
10000 aG ET% q, sal. s Al Il. Tribune d:, aA
l uUNTIHGT]N i SAVAGE a6 Pearl street. keep
Keep c. bstanty uree und complete assortment u
Scinn Classical and Miscellaneous Books. Blink i""ss IN
every variety; Ise, np tnled a1d plan) gu DRAWING
and Tea Paper. Qui!ls Ink, Sealing Wax. &c. &c
Merchants, Teachers Schao COMMITTEES aud otaeri WISH
ing purchase. VIII ind ur their interest 10 give Us cal
h> ". will furnsh u Articles line III low prices md IN
quantities 10 sIt
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES:
The Mnlte Bun School Geo Do. do Abridged,
graphy and Atlas. Wsbsters Dictionary fof
Peter Pufcy's Geography for Schools, Emo n -,
Children DO. 10 10. ieHo'
Peter Pnrey's History for Chill Mrs ncou's Botany.
dren Do. IIu my for Beginners.
r, rrt's Geography Of the Do, Natural PHI Usophy
l-ayena with an Atlas. DO Natural Philosophy for
Feliawes' Astronomy for BE Beg MIXERS
sinn"rs. 10. Lectures on CnenisI'y.
uodchs Ecclcsiascal His Chemistry tor Beginners.
iUFv for Schools. Iiailaudes Picture Reading
Knrnes Elements Of Criticism, Book
eyo. PTestons Interest tables b per
Pre.ton's Interest Tables 7 per cent.
cent DO. 10. AU'iuEen'
Practical Grammar of the English Language or an miro
duc,o In cnmpostun IN which the constructions CLASH
fed into pfellca;os und phrases By Edward Hszen author
Of The Spclicr aud Deiinpr. Part tirst.
Parts iirrt and second bolnd in oDe vol 'epay
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WHOLE NO. 1865.
MUSIC.

To the Etite Of Musical Taste u! the u. StHfsS ;
IyARpS.-J. F. BROWNIES co. from lEnrli n5ser'
of the Improve! Patent Double and Srgy AcnNn HAT
Iondon ard New York established $50 j. + 3 ores -,
sale =. o Sr'adyaT elegant assortment 81 A'u'r az
Slnki- Acton !srp> The rch rn,AncY Of tore, g'ipss
touch ELEGANCE OF finish ard lrAcf meeifsin % ls,e I
rende. them unenuse obtain :or them Inc a sinSe
and 3.nesscaa patronage IL Euics ami TINS quay
rr constructed The best prrcples OF me c.eS'Ft
with all modern Improvements 81 lonool apo a.
Warranted bear the te<r climate, ;Ga r. Elroean
ps required AID Tor hire; >tns s,[lc'on ooH'' 'iu
SIC, &c. j.. b"O'ss, = :, i...I,,... ~
LIZ On, In. No 20. o. ..r...,-s-, y y
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FiASO PORTE MANI fACrGRi;-lh
- Subscribers n-r now iusnag rinre'y ne"
aitlcle u lns,ru-7erts winch are Warranted I'll
~ SIlsrior IN tone Ia nc7 ana ~ heei u
tu-e ruch lon improvement c"n>n'' ~ tiatp tt
pecuir = constructions uuyia::ng very 1hen nefe'o'
caused by Tho Of netac plates IN lnlurnr Ire tUfs go
Ssor and pIchsc1: invited 10 examination o' 'at+
''i2'N-'' C,HsS ROGERS & 20.
VIZ iSi Fultna S;-c''t. .~s; -i!-. hro7twn'.
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yII SNTElABy rrspect4bl- youGH woman, ~ private
w family .iaon nuis. chr Gileiso 'F of " hl'cI-
produce best Of 'ssncs oui EsT s>s pac
Please apply No Is, Forsy street. the urea re
floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

KYANizED TIMBER FOR RAILwAYs.-Ne have
before EuiIced experiments made In England with
prepared wood Tor Rai;ways. Ike wood Is pre-
pared u. iollow- - The p'eces after having been
Tilted, by the carpenter the JOINER, for their places,
ere iutroIuced immense iron Under, which
rs then exhausted ty air pump. sol4tion Of
sulphate OF IRON Is Then Injected, which lmmedl-
ai.ly enters into the exhausted pores OF The wood
rhe wood Withdrawn, and again placed in Il similar
vacuum in solution OF rnurlate oil lime, which, IN
coming III contact with the sui phute Ut iron within
the wood, dscoupuses il. and ferns an nslluhle
suipha'r of lime, or GYPSUM, within The wood: and
the murate OF iron, the other new compound goes
abouti,s business. So the wood becomes thoroughly
;lnprrgnaied with stone hard as rock, and is
Vet tough as before"
This is Mr. Paynes process, which seems the
most promising, and which is The one chiefly expe-
rinented upon in England. The other processes
that have been suggested are Objectionable on The
ground OF expense various expensive metallic OK
ides being used,) and by the exposure of the solu
lions to disunion. Mr. Paynes process Ia cheap,
and is supposed to he both permanently fixed in IL
self against the action Of moisture and atmospheric
agents. and 10 act as perfect preservative OF the
wood fibre.
Az has been before stated the wood has bsen
used in constructing the terminus OF the Dover
Railway, aud IL really seems 10 have both the quail
lies Of stone and ron Rails of il laid down at
Vauxhall, for experiment, endured travel equal 10
that OF wear on the most thronged Railway
without anv perc. pIible wear-not even the saw
marks OF tie timber being removed 1t offers nearly
as little friction as iron, while at the same time il
presents better bite to the wheels, which enables
engines 10 surmount inclination imprsc,icable on
an iron rail.
Az 10 the economy, it is said that the preparation
of the raj for mile o'road, by this process would
no, exceed $780, The cost OF iron rails, we be-
lieye. is about $4,000 a mile. The cheaper kinds
OF timber arc as good any; SO that the whele
pcuse would not probably be more than one-oHrh
,hAt OF iron rails. In other words there woud be
81, ing Of ut least $4,000 mile.
Ii is stated, Also that wood so prepared receives
The fines, polish; and may, besides, in the process
by the use OF certain solutions be stained with any
variety OF color. Vermont Chronicle.
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yIr,yTFD-A situation by u rssptcta5c SRI as ch1mbcr
rn,, o. 49, nn,r.xs or take Of, cid IA small
,;-ctsbe tsy be best efciy references g'en psa'o
ali a q Si.t. i ~ o.
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DRY GOODS.

DROWN SHEETlSGS AND SUIRTlNGS-Of every
S,e ard wlt'h ~ TIE known brands both heavy and fire
E1.e-, Untnown, Brrgwiek. &c c MAJ be h,d at ma
iactu e prlce on The I'd floors oi Is end . cedar strt
Also h,t southern Cotton yarns. assorted wis; Nos 20
10, 6tn IL ard M 10 Il ao Cotton Rating. ~; np m
3r ren!s per cenis cent s. and cent, per pauud
THIS Inst - a wsr-ued scunl any 10 bstn
Ai,o N'cSinc . every description Carpe, Warp, ard )
threaded superior cI1y bCth white ard coorsd aSso!:
h.o iIyin Of yarou; Qualities fen Is 10 % cant. ger
The mite 1r OF Counry Merchants rn:trculury SOLICITED
u :" olli WINCH 80 ~ ' r HDERHILL
Is and 2lt eiar..reet.
Nicl UNpY. ALoRICH & SPENCER. 47 Exchange
VI place. offer for GiS5fi.r0y GOODS.
SO c.:r, Pan,s-From the hmet~an Print Works n, Fall
River rrd others-a large ,yuney OF new styles oh
chlpis g. All, coorsd Faacie,.
leo prlnsf.om Lodi Pm. black and white.
$50 bnIe. Brown shesns.-44 Et,rick Bs.e~ea. vrrina
Stout. Co,pa A.. Fi:shvl.- !iam,Gn K5eslasd bea-
900 baie IS Blown Shrnss-Cana Mills E'tnck and Bal;
100 Heavy twlisi rscslns- y anu 81 Inches vide for
sas ana 51s. eIS ,a .Sa Of various
20 cases ro,tOnsde,. Crank ss. &C.
20 " Co,ton CHects-Strped ShirtIngs, &c
WOODEN GOODS;
900 cases C!o.-Sup styIo wooLdyed brown blue mixed.
10 case dyed black mixed mud fancy and
go case Sa:.ae..-A r- CT the plaid.
stripes. p'siu. aed c"lsrs dacoE"is. daacnd.. &c.
30 :. Sheea'. Grey Fulls-i Cloths
100 :. Kentucky Iean.-si,e Lniaed s:,inGd &c: n
30 " Ksseys-CGbe Cords. from thu Mallory MIL supe
nor Gtclr.
l4D sa,es PLAID Lnseys-3-i and -.
2lso-A aTse aor nsnt q CARPETS from The ov,sco
Mil, fire. .u9ene end three Ply nstain OF lew 1nd :?e-
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WANTED.

i. SMART INTELLIGENT BOY. Is yeen Of age. v,,hes
= pnynlp1t 10 store other r;seiu capacity Arders
y L. q. tIss O.tcc. sV -lead-
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BOARDING.

BOARDING Two oE three slnc!s gentlemen can BE- SC
- corissf With zoo: tOsft sGd Pheasant No.
,! Bee. man it,et s' ="
RUnud piessan, rooms At Mr.. JANE HAlGliT'S.
- No IN Chamber, ,tre.t tau ~ "h'a ned o. mie OF
,nga GENT rn.n ans hnATvrs accommodated by The
tlsv or w,rk References cNCi,AERec
To tFiAn office recently uScupied by d. Stev'ns. ln-
cur- - hove - -
no oEN ~ lHrg- iruut 80 'ecoGd noo &" On or
seneIr-o. Apply NJ 50 Murray 'if-a opposite "
umbiE .,u,tec. Nari A5t u
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..ig?H = HAIL. no. -5sns hs' 900, -
= orrald an extensive oTnieH; 81 NJ sit all VI >i
ISTI n EMS ~ Gi.. PIANO F. III Is d i:te''r
rtycs and iisith: GUITARS INN Inc tts' i'1 f9.t
, " sch ,te; has. r>csl-Si rTrliii' ION nc Si'cP ~
=:i,rc Dy.r ;tsr r-S 1u iFs OF veEy superior te2- M
s;se Of ;GSh pLtIr Of ., tnos ~ ~ e, sH
BUGLES. CDRNUFl0NS. TR1N son 81 81 s o. n,t'
own manufacture aud wer.Irej npo:iels ~ - ~ hi' i
.nts nj iii I'll; Al INSTR EMS NE,Y NJSitf"csi'
81 .. soon published JSI PUBiSEEn AZ 2. ing; G.
The III HUTCHINSON FAMILY stsu. RER'I ms M ~
% tor the II NhO; axe. he DRPHniiS GiEE ~ lpH. o.
Irr collection tour ue voc9 win ?tnhH
gish artSofS BY ATsiiN PHILLIPS l-cs one S'a y
set Ne;shan ant, In. Nurses! community senefay riy
II y srytt. NJ 10
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coal

pEiCa ORCHARD coal Ny yrrd - nGw siocsed
wh fu suppl OF all thc v'rcus sze- cGt''t p seecra
nr fb >ane nj of winch hY- received IN i"1ef scr
sus I'd known b. equal tp - ire coal ieS'Hh oi
ursr that ere psricusrt' n,vc good con" ~ 'tasnnnoic
ndylsed i"rSHrd and nave e't names 81
-r,, telJra the prlcr ndyurce with the r IN hrikhi.
GEO. WARNER. "a Hous,.u street.
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Hn nno UNITED STATES FARM RS ALMA
SJ,UUU MAC for sale tine Tribune Office Al S / per
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4 AEGE SIZE PEA OR CHFSNUT co a.!-DschaIs-
& ing IN day cargo Il very SUPERIOR l'Se SIZE Pea VI
'-'N W & n. TRi SLOW.
,1p 93 Cherry and 10 Mulberry .ts.
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iiIANI ED-By Pno,rstAn, gif a siuat.1 champef-
w maid and water. and saI.'rSs Inc M AZ
II. Grand street. Cool reference can D. siyra. 20 o.
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rS- Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
G0rll-Thp institution during the moah OF August
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tn OOO AIHANACS--THE AMERICAN FAR
EV,SUONERS ALMANACS with Cuts For sn'
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y EMUVAL-J. .. TAYLOR & co % Cedar st Y
~ have moved u cir lnrne and magnificent >ew store
huIit M 80 Cedar where they Will be-
pleased tn welcome their friends ND cuSnmers
J.D T. & c. purchasing, al Ike nreseEt low LrceS
fresh stock for TINS sDen STORE where cn lie al
he' - rs 'runte !-Hryde "f fOfe. Goods Gnf ny
desirable pop ur riDd styles oI cur V.':'.es
ii at greatly deprecated p;icos FOR CAFII. 81
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5rgAI--rrArH ORCHARD COAI.-Ite ssr'n- s,r my
inc III supplies OF Ccai hayinS Sru'. IRE sOh',',i II
.sy receive ur"r Ter h> Srst cUstt ~ tual eihef bIo
r Egg Mt or Stove rSs. suitable tor pSiio srt" ana
Erer riYes hoss pec'u; Coal erect nor 'e.>. can
az. Their orders filed y giving few days noucr .so 'or
sale rs elov Leh,gh Coal lHcsa~rIa Coal W ME 5:h
(o, liverpool Orre aad Sydney Coal fders r! wan me
stSrrb, or nj jertcs EXCHANGE office No ~ NsI sueet,
OF through Despatch Post VIII be promptly htd al inc
'o''''' '"'' i. STOKES DICKEEsoN. lol An,hony:
as3 II stieet. near bF'Hd~sy.
Oa-lia,ing handsome assortment OF The ynrno Slnda
Of Coal both tor domestic und naH-iaithhs pnip
nd 10 winch we arc making dsily additions. we woui9
invite the attention al cohsuuiefs ,ieieto
tiur stock consists OF o,,,.,,
proved VEINS, the ND0hn, Lewis; hnd SaisE1' rp.
WHITE OR GREY Ash SCliUf LhlLL' oil Inc Ifoha
Mountain and fnscnrora veins, aud e..,- ,,;;.;
riy no &c &c J. TCRBElL &
A1'''f' Wv l.. T.. JACKSON,
50 ri sice- where samples - een. and at The yMd
cor Hudson aud tro, hn! tS 8.'adSny.
t'.iers also recsvs,; 9=f Daspaicn iO. )y--' ON
rs7iiG COsL rFFu'E OPPOSITE TUE PARK-IRl.
co., IN .ty Gs9gts5 ki.s's s1h si:s: 90
Inc respective usc. lu safe ,rS pr7csS Ut ~ HaSSr 81
Peach (Jrsha-' White hsh SchU{t,'i { rns'.
R.@1J Nnun,t,r Isl.eh Newcastle.
TJScaIUrA IvsilgpI, q, .,.,p =" ,' -
~ Il y. rs fRl.N!F'''. l'-' -s'S'aU ~
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NITtNrED-A ti,pNfon as chambetrnd ard nuFs@ D. :
x,,s,,y pIsca 10 ST.
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I,D6Ll-BE9l' RED ASH. or PEACH ORCHARD
y COAL PETER CLINTON u uoY lie !evei !., me
for III. io,nz pr,ce. vi rrk.nor EyG $500 lace ssove
or Slovenrd fgS mixed s. 20. i,rse "a; AT 81 10 -,
= - rent t-r wi nc deducted 4 uhsn drect rom
the b0a's. Yard corner o nix and Glcrmw r,a.';s
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SPRING AND ROLLER BLlNUS. white linen and TINS
- prn nnln'ed shades u, the newest paitsIn' "9ve "e
Itnd, Veutlsu Spanish ard Italian sun blinds. &c C..
Getty beg inn his pan' ne has 10; sale ie abY'e and
he manufcts every dsccon OF blinds a. the
old esirbib Spring Blind Factory. 3 Hudson st-oe i've
doors wes of Sna street Spring rollers for carrlHges-d
tended Tn AZ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

stfNNIEp-A si;ua;ion by very Tesrc able youre wo
w man rha.abc1ia or iod" &c cal house
work in small snvate family Can b' very oesi 81 city
,.-rerre Apply at No kose>t zoe .ecoaf noos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

IA ECONOMY AND FASHiOS,-The subscriber hax
e reduced Ms superior Imitation Nceskln hats On for boz
lGcis lies To the extreme low prre OF 81 y.
The above elegant Dre-s Hat ARD WI. compare ec
rconSly with hats tod at 81 20 and S. hho Constantly
manufacturing Fur and oil the bert Guay. latest
terms, and NJ The lowest prices.
n b. Country dealers supplied by the cese as low, cot
lower than any o,he. house IN the city.
J. w. KELLOGG. I33 Cana!-st.eet.
auI33n. correr o' ThGmpsou street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

ESRS. RnBINStiN. fr,a, Eizateh.slievs. Fashionable
f8 Cies Slacher 50 heics. th door above spr!rg
sr.r, Tareion and Embrui1ersd Dres. Lsees. Freach
Worked Capc. Collars. ads To look equal TO now
Seawk, Siks. MsnnOez. Table Coves. Silk Hose &C,
d q. n4d in the bsst manner. - In
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-08

"We learn from a gentleman just
from St. Louis, that news had reached
there from the Baltimore convention, to the
effect that resolution had been introduced
in that body, requiring candidate TO re-
ceivc the votes of two thirds Of the dele
gates, in order to be the nominee of the
convention. This resolution was under
discussion up to the close of the first day,
later than which, we have no news. The
general impression in the east is, that the
convention will break up in row, and that
five or six candidates will be run, in the
hope that the election will be thrown into
the house Of Representatives; but the poor
Locos will find this s,ratagem will avail
them nothing, even if they run fifty such
men as Martin Van Buren,, John Tyler and
Joe Smith. Henry Clay will beat them all
without a struggle.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-08
ARRIVAL OF TIE . TEAM.SHlP
HlBERNlA:
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EU.
ROPE

The HBERNiA arrived at Boston on Sun.
day the 9th, in sixteen days from Liver
pool.
Cotton market dull, and depressed still
further by news from this country. On the
18th, however there was a slight revival.
O'Connei has not been sentenced. lie
and his fellow prisoners were endeavoring
to procure new trial.
Ireland was in a very excited state.
The Caledonia had arrived out on the
18th Of April.
Parliament met on Monday after the Eas.
ter holidays.
The Texas question Of annexation had
reached England, and produced yer!
great sensation in political circles.
A great repeal dinner was given TO
IO'Connel, on the 7lh, by the cItzens oil
Cork. Eight hundred persons were pres
en,. The speech of Mr.. OConnell, was
the principal event Of the evening, from lis
containing a variety Of illusions 10 the sen.
tence expected 10 be passed upon him
speaking of the spIendor Of the demonsIra
lion he said:
| No man who ever stood upon the thresh-
hold OF prison received such a Com-(hear.
hear, and cheers.) No man who ever stood
on the steps Of throne was honored as
have been honored, though on the thrcsh.
hold Of a prison, but | would not exchange
that prison with the compliment, for the
throne OF any monarch in the universe
world.
= What crime have
committed? loud cries Of money | de-
clare to heaven do not know. | believe
chief Justice Pennelater does not know
nor am laware that the sagacious jury knew
what crime they convicted me on. repea
| am not aware Of the crime, but am sure
Of this, that il ii were 10 be committee
over again, | am the boy for it. (Grea
cheerng.)-l have done nothing of which
| am ashamed before man, or tremble io
before my God.
Another reference to his sentence elici
ted tremendous applause:
| am advanced in lIte-the prison may
terminate my existence. Sensation, ant
cries of "God forbid.") am not shrink
ing from the dungeon. (Cheers) do no
speak in wilmington pitluI manner; but dc
trust that my last moments will be emil
vened by the reflection that should hav,
! lived longer had not loved Ireland 50 in
tensely. Loud cheers)
Abiding to the uncertainty Of his bein!
imprisoned, he sald-it would be an idl
thing Tor any man to suppose that am no
10 60 to prison. (Cries of "no no." Ne
Tor as sure as | see you here shall have t.
90 there. (kenewed cries OF mo" an,
/ cheers.) What folly you talk! sure yol
have not the key OF the jail door to lock il
against me. daughter and cheers) sa!
shall go TO prison; do not say will g
because it will be against my will, but | dc
say shall go, for will be commanded
: there.