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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-16
TO THE AMERICAN Lki%ES AND

FFtENOE IItINH,
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stain
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufac La,
always hand large assortment for dinner and
plain white and gilt French Porcelain, well dinner
dessert plates, OF all Sizes assorted dishes
lsbes salad bowls, trait tas5ets, custards sad stands
Also Ten ard Chocolate Ware Greek, French AID Amer
shape.
Al the articles warranted Of the best quality md
aid hrr. ern~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-16

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SUPPLIED it'll all the different varieties of P'stry Iced
- Fruit, Pound and s '.nge Case, Ornament Pyramids
Rou Gale Of 81 the different les and the greatest asso
of Tea Cake be obtained
he oitv Also all kinds Of Biscuit. from PHO Bread the
lest Picnic the tble Fresh Pies of seasonsble viety
Puff Paste forms for Dinner Parties
orders ankuy received aud to rat q the city or
country JANES IpMfSON,,
Az The Premium Bakery, 40 Lispenard Church.
IN lms m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
VOL. HE. No. esq.

EXTENSION OF The AMERICAN TRADE AT Hull.
1t Is runored that there Is company projected
tor establishing regular line of packets between
New ork and Hull. At present large portion
OF the American produce, including cotton, that
IS thrown INTO sale and consumption at Hull, as
Wen as IN the manufacturing towns with which
Hull has means OF cheap and easy communi-
cation, imported at Liverpool, the dock dues at
which port being much heavier than those at
Hull, and the inland carriage expensive, there is
decided advantage in importing such produce
direct. Hull Packet
SLAVE TRADE.-In the House of Commons on
the 9th, IN answer to question by Lord j. Rus
sci, Sir K. Peel said negotiations were going for
ward with the United States, for the purpose Of
coming to an amicable adjustment for the sup
preston of the slave trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
Congressional Proceedings.

-EIpAY, March 6
The House OF REPRESENTATIVES resumed the
consideration OF the Rhode Island Memorial, and
the debate was continued by Messrs. CRASsToN
and R,THBUN.
Mr.. Mckay, from the Committee on Ways and
Means, reported bill to modify and amend the
act entitled An act to provide revenue from lTn-
ports to change and modify existing laws I'M
posing duties on imports, and for other purposes,
approved 30th August, lS42.
The bill was read twice bv its title, referred TO
the Committee of the Whole, and ordered 10 be
printed.
A Joint resolution OF the thanks of Congress to
the British authorities at Gibraltar. and the Com
mander, Officers and Crew of the Malabar, for
their services IN the case Of the Missouri was un-
anmousiy adopted.
Ten thousand copies, for the use of the House
Of the Report OF the Committee on Public Lands
were ordered to be printed
A bill relative to the compensation OF Men,
bers. Sc, and for other purposes, was reported
by Mr.. HUNGERFoRD, from the Select Committee
on Retrenchment.
The rest OF the day was consumed in the con-
sideration OF private bills.
In the SENATE, Mr.. WRIGHT presented the me-
moral Of the Mayor and Council of New York,
asking that survey may be made of the harbor
of that CITY, with view 10 establish navy
yard thereat IN connection with arsenals, docks,
basins OF fresh well salt water, and sufh-
cientlv extensive not only for present but for the
prospective purposes of the Navy of the United
States.
A petition was presented by Mr. CR1rrENpEN,
from citizens of Kentucky, asking Congress TO
pass a law 10 take the Territory of Oregon under
the protection Of the Government
By Mr.. WHITE: From citizens of Indiana,
asking grant OF land 10 aid in the completion
of the Wabash and Erie Canal,
Also, from the Treasurer and Auditor of the
State of Indiana, asking aremission of judgment
obtained against that State on duties for certain
Railroad Iron not laid down in time.
By Mr.. BUcHANAN-From numerous citizens
of Pennsylvania, setting forth the astonishing
suits of the Tariff of 1912, and asking that it may
not be altered until it be proved to act nuriously
Also, from citizens of Pennsylvania, asking
such an amendment of the Constitution and
Laws as to embrace the provisions of the Mosaic
law, as found in the 9Th and 18th verses of the
23d chapter of the book of Deuteronomy.
The bill granting land to AID IN the improve
ment of the Fox and Wisconsin rivers was, after
some discussion, laid on the table, and the Senate
went into Executive Session.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
New York Legislature.

In the SENATE, Mr. SHERMAN presented me-
moral of Elan Lynds, late keeper of the Sing
Sing State Prison. asking an investigation into
the causes OF his removal, the conduct OF the
Board of Inspectors, and the general manage
TO the State Prison Committee, and a motion to
print to the Printing Committee.
A report adverse to the construction by the
State of fences on the line of the Champlain Ca
nal was laid on the table, on motion of Mr..
CLARK-he desiring to bring up bill for the
purpose of testing the question directly, whether
the State would or would not keep up these
fences The bill for abolishing the office of non
acting Canal Commissioner was reported from
the Canal Committee with amendments. Mr.
STRONG, from the Standing Committee on the
judiciary, presented u report in favor OF certain
amendments to the Constitution of this State
the said amendments to bercierred to the next
Legislature, and if passed by them, to be sub
mtted to the people for their approval or dlsap-
proval. The report was referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole; and made the special order for
Tuesday. A concurrent resolution. fixing the
adjournment on the Slh April, was lad on the
table.
In the HOUSE, the Select Committee reported
IN favor of the Medical Practice bill, as it came
from the Senate. Mr.. DAVIS moved a cOnsdera-
ton of the Exemption Law-lost.-Mr. LEE IN
troduced resolution to subRlit the subject of
a Constitutional Convention to the people-laid
over.-NIr Mann introduced bill to reduce the
fees of the County Clerk Of New York.-A rese-
luton was passed setting apart Friday for the
consideration OF private ciams.-Mr. HAzES IN
troduced bill to regulate the Marine Court of
New ork-NIr. Y oUNGs introduced resolution
to instruct the Committee on Canals to bring in
bill to close the locks and prohibit the running
of railroad cars on Sunday-ald on the table
The House then proceeded to the consideration
of the resolutions in relation to the Right OF Petl-
ton, mentioned in another part of this paper.)-
The State Prison bill was then discussed till the
hour of adjournment.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
nj arkets.

LoHDoN NoSEY MARKET, Feb s. o'clock -Congols have
been sold tins morning at g 9+ the latter fraction being
Cents have varied from 98 and Bank Stock from @
10 1872 Eycheqneg bills have been STEADY g. 60 nm There
particular feature the market requiring special notice
rather purchase Of Spanish Three er Cent
made after the market opened which bonds
Increased mness the Five per Cents got up 23
Three per Cents 32 the have stnce reacted 10
32i Brazilian Bonds have been done u; Mexican at 3
and Portuguese Three per Cents at 49.
There ha been much business in shares
but still the prices Of some o the lines OF railway continue
advance.
Four O'clock Cousos for Account closed at g7: Span
ish. pa
LoSDoH TRADE REPORT. Saturday evening Feb i-The
colonial end foreign produce :s week have
been fair Extent and Ceylon Cofee especially have been
good deInInd Rum has been steady cott0a
y active the sales OF the week amounting about 100
bales al advanced This owing ths
Liverpool The accounts from the satisfactory
nex.mped excitement, OF last wee market
usually and quet the sales do exceed 900 bales,
5000 OF them 10 the trade who had made their purchases on
rather better Than the early OF last week Spec
uiators appear e satisfied for L present. the time
there is a decided tone among holders
WEEKLY REP0nT.'The demand for Cotton, which I'M
proved las, week has continued daily, aud the
transacted extent unprecedented The ad
Fray Id per lb for American and Sura I'd
for egyptian and fully Cd other descriptions The
et has very to-day and closed with much firm
at the advanced quotations. Spectators have taken
IS 900 American.
LryERPooI- CORN MARKEr Feb 5-We have tins week
received 993 loads OF Oatmeal Nnd 1888 sacks Flour cm Ire
land; rhe OF Gram either thence Coastwise
moderate and the arrivals from abroad consist 1922 barrels
Flour the United States Throughout the week there
has been much uess the trade generally and mod
eratey fair business h Wheat be quoted ID TO 3D.
Tuesdays prices Flour has experienced lam
gud demand bit urhoGs its previous value Several parcels
meang Oats have found buyers ATS ID aud IS 90 - M
and farther speculative transactions have occurred
Oatmeal 22 2i0 lbs Tor prime OF rsh No change
regards Barley. Beans Peas Nothing Of moment has
This week ranspired in the bonded market.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

YUcATAN-A Merida date OF Jan. 27th re-
ceivcd at Havana, says, In the evening of the
23d instant the inhabitants of Merida celebrated
with great pomp and solemnity the re-incorpora-
ton of Yucatan INTO the republic" Thus Mexi-
co has accomplished by negotiation what she in
vain attempted to accomplish by force The
Yucatccos, however, enjoy, under the new az
rangcment, some privileges which they did not
cniov prior to the revolution.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
President SprIpg Course Assoclatlon
u, = po,rp-s Nj d Sec'y mh2 il2N
~ The metropolitan, 5s9 Broadway

NJ The Metropolitan, 599 BroadwaS.-
Ss nav Literary Establishment open, every day
irn,, daysh, until NJ for the reception Of lis mem
hrs transient Visitors and strangers The puoc Is respect
,nvirej 10 cs ard examine vaTous departments com:
nrsnc the most complete and extensive kEADlNG ROOAt
- rhe City-a large e Re GULATlNG LlbRARf-GhESs,
&c; I" tr;s Az and CONVERSATION ROOMS.
THIS EXCHANGE. ROOM will be supplied with Ame,
Eucish Scotch IRISH French German, Spanish aud
italian Newspapers and Periodicals both -Su aud Felsons
State IN the Union being represented 5y TWO OF NOR
Of its BEST papers: j, -, r,,s
ous works IN v-v department of Literature and all the
"CHEAP PUBLICATloNS,2 OF : respectable character
will be added as seon aSpubllshest
COFFEE TEA viii x served to h9Se who esT a
,bsr ), the Chess Cigar Conversation Rcom ne i-
s af ths METROPOLITA> mag depend upon every eH'
] being made by the 10 render 1t The most ias-
,nrion wi be raid 10 the comfort Of visitors
TERMS-One year, 81; SIX months. ~ shee NOUNS -
"a month SO ocrnts-p4yatls advance the hsanins
Room !brar or Chess Room SEPARATELY nail ihess Pes
Admission 10 transtn: visitors, 10 cents Sc,r>
Connected with lh y y Is a 9se iS i"I Rsks M
1rs Sp;m-ns in natural History, Geology einsf5osy An
tinue. &c sc Persons dssrouS OF making exchanges arr
requested 10 address the proprietolS $50, ,,,co.ru
mh2 Wv SE-LLL-Ht - -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

C,rHo11c ExposlroR.-The March number OF
,bs very able Catholic Periodical edited BY the Very
Rev Felix varella and Rev. Charles Constantine
Pise. is published from Isl Fulton street Ii en-
hsll;sbed with fine engraving OF Mont SAINT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

@ws have received the Annual Report o.
the Massachusetts General Hospital for 1875
They manage their eleemosynary institutions adm
rabiy in Massachusetts,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

l5e The Hon. SAMUEL BEARDsLEY, the recent
" appointed Judge of the Supreme Court, arrived
here from Washington on Monday evening.
Alb Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

Nj TRlMBLE, CARPENTER, Theatre al
j I.v between Ann and Beekman ss New ORR 1oaii
hing f every description executed AZ th- .horI Iocs @
on n. most reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
J1IRTH * HALL, No. Franklin Square. have

J'IRTH * HALL, No. | Franklin Square, have
i constantly hand. eIeuSyr assortment of MUSIC
aud MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds PLANO
best Spanish patterns for which they hNe received pre-
from the American laSute 1it othsr makers,
aud very superior and style OF nish FIJI Fk>,
OF all binds and hnSh for which ihsy bay. @ r1G.itst re-
NOPEONS, TROMBONEs, Etc, all Of their own manu-.
acture an4 warranted; mgoItrs Of NUSs od all kinds 81
soon as published. JUST PUBLISHED all the .ougs THE
HUTCHINSON FAMILY; also, BERT MS METHOD
for the PIANO; also. the OkPHEUS GLEt. BOOK beng
COLLECTION Clee for four male voices with piano accom-,
pauim.nt selected aud compiled from hs best German and
English authors. by AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Price One
Dollar per Merchants, and the Musical community
generally. are respectfully invited 70 call mh6 II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

Scripture Narratives, by Rev. Joseph Bel
cher. have been published in neat three shining
vol,,me by Robert Carter, % Canal-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

nA1iS AND CANVAS White and rCoiored
r. wanted for cash AZ MsnulaciureE pLlces, bv
isnlo SIN GAUNT Y DE.RRlthSON, l2s South 81.
6ITI-ES-IS cases crimson figured and PLAN
SPongee Hdkis. of first quality do white pialh fonSe-
Hdsfs d'72R; 72R;iSSELL. rs MINTuRN CO. 7s s0uthss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

Books,orrs mh1 2wr
lust PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLkNDtr-
81 LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOON
OF COMMON FRAY ER-f.dited by the Rev J. VI.
Wsin"Tisht D. D. and eubelshed with uPwnrds 0t 7Ul
ths work has been mp expense OF aoout
S2 OG0 and row offered the low :" sS - copy,
superhy bound with gt edges, elegantly embossed
Turkey Morocco representing ths and
of Trinity Church, New-fork. II. w. hSWET,
H. l.-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

fk'HE tONNEhtlhL AM CVLLE'rlal L
l. SCHOOL, 43 Wcrt Washington Place.
The undersigned thankful for the degree Of distinguished
which has already attended tr easTprse and be-
ing that their general principles OF instruction and dscip
ns such TO secure the appoaton OF the community
respectfully the attention of parents aud guardians 10
the location the plan aud the excellent character OF the ns
tuition under their
la ,hs absence of any School of very high order uniting
the several departments Of English French aud Classical learn
in gehe with the advantages OF public and private euca
too they located their School contiguous TO Greenwich
and Chelsea and 10 w ashngton Square
commodae their patrons OF that immediate aeghboFho0d.
Terms Of tuition vary from 10 To $40 per Quarter.
A JUNIOR Class of boys under ten OF Will be
formed early in the ensuing Spring,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
n~5= Spring Course of lectures at the Coz
Ic"e or htsiciaus and Surgeons, No. o7CfeS

>" SDgsnG Course OF LECTURES at 'hAS p'
la~e OF Physici,,ns and Surgeons, No 81 Cfos-
by-street, New-VoIk. gu, p,:.
The spging Course of Lectures at the College n physi
Clans and Surgeons wIll be commenced Tuesday IN oi
March, 8ii and continued unu! the htSt OF Jnie ree
Lectures will be delivered daily, except Monday "ad ea'u
% Course viii consist OF the following Lectures
Diseases o the Skin by H. D. Bulkey NJ D. late PhySi-
clan 10 the New SorE Dispensary
Pathology Diseases oflhe Chest By A CLARK, NJ D. ffo-
t.ssor of Pathology. Berkshire Med Inst , ~
Infancy and its Diseases by Chandler K Gilman, NJ u
Fret o6s b. SH Bnsmn yn n " hccTeay NJ D. Prof
Med y. Y. Col. Pharmacy !, w.,
Anatomy Physiology and Paih"Ssy S OF .ae sS Sa oy
The Anatomy of the Vascular system Human and C'mnaT-
,tne. by James Quakenboss NJ. D. Prof. Ant &c VIII
loughby Med Coll, r,r h.
William c Roberts NJ. D Phys 70 Norths,n DispensaIy.
DisIocaons sud Fractures; by Robert Watts Jr NJ D.
prof Auat sc Co! Phys. and surg. ,,,,
The Anetamy and Diseases Of the Eye by George Wakes
NJ D Surgeon 10 the New York Eye lnhrmaTy
Th several Courses VIII be illustrated by clinical lnStrpc-
non Al the Coilege and the Newly ork Eye lnfmary
rec ''i '"s GEORGE WILKES NJ D.
President SCrug Course Ascension:
w 4 RosER-s III. d. Sec'v. NM tlzN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
ueaI1h. MET. and Com fort

- Health, . uiet. and ComaOrt.--I he Olall'ln IN
63 Barcsyst1-e NwYors. pToffers advantages u
strangers stoppIng few days weeks the city suc as
are rarely offered. Il -giby lscaed clean aEd AIRY
mediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings Us
anar,mer an while Us table IS
yir be best Vegetables and Fruits thai D. procured *
rndg entirely Animal Food aad stimulants Of all KINDS
Charges moderate and effort made ~ render Bodrd'i
cguIortsbie Shower Baths Zee. Remember 3; barclay
,a, Jy25tt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
CONCLUSIVE PROeF

OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EFfICAC1 Of
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
H.ppovFIELp New-J-rsey, ApHl &c, l3t3.
m ~ abou the 18Th day OF October. Sil sas taken WITH
violent p4n the side the liver hch continued io
about day and followed by the breaking oi az uiee
or something inwaTdlr which relieved The pzn mite bu
caused NE throw up great quantity Of offensive mttsrf
and also much blood B-iag greatly alarmed al h7 aP
Piled 10 physician out 's sad ne though ne couid 60 ou
trtl fas M except sive some Mercury Fts which r.
70 ,aks feeling satisfied they could do me no good
sn ors-r reln-d!es then procured by ny Wh- and
fna but pogs done any good, and the discharge o
blood and corruption m continued eyeT lew days and Il
last b-eane offensive could scarcely oFath- was also
violent cough which e times caused me 10
. much more blood than had done before and dlSease
onriu u-d IN tts way, s growing worse until February
s thought oud die OF galioping consumption At thus
mruear when ny r aPar-GLly tI4Hins asf It's ciGse
beard of Dr. " stars b4lsa1 OF WIG tnerf aud Sot POI
rs which relieved me immediately, tcd oy the use c oiiy
rhr.e bottles of this medicine ali removed my
onc md splitting oi blood and corruption entirely stopped
spd ia weeks M -alt was 50 Tar fesofeG a. 10
N. 20 work my rat- lflIct c4I-nt-r aad aY 70 ins
-;T,s have snIoy-d good health THOMAS COZENS
J,-ssu Gloucester County ss.P-sonaliy came b.
~ Ts the sassrl6er or or the justice of the Peace srd
Tor t aid Thomas Cozens, and besg duty 9imsd
according 20 law Salih te ABOVE statement !: IN al tsA
"'' J. .CIEstEaZ. J. p
Another Of 10 yecrs sGHd4g cured BY this Basau-s9
rs iii diseases lungs AID yer. NO medicine car ecai
il We refer 70 5eo;es 70 prove THIS waose WIN
not D. questioned. BsTarc Of The cd
which Offered on he repotaon o! ths Btlsaln 500 @ G
bv Isaac BuE lz5 Fulton stIeet coIreT OF Nssan SeN
York. Dexter. Albany; Z w Bull, Hasuoft' sJortaIa'
Sew-Haren.- -a t-s I'm
DIAPER of all kinds constantly on hand, and for
mb1sn sItS u w. CYRUS " Fed, No Buring slip.
DAGS-The higaest market prices viii be pad
Il IN cash fer ali kinds of Rags. BY
rnhIem :, CYRUS W FIELD, No. BuLllnz sin
nor SALE-MECHANICAL LAMPS.-Four
handsome Mechanical Lamps, n coed order having se-h
n.d bur short t- will be sold low the owner aara
no fuIrns use for them. Enquire Il sss Broadway N
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

II Lots in williamsburg for Saie.-sH ELI
g5Ie BUILDING LOTS OF extra :iA- located on The man
and good buildings. rheyw BE- sold cheap to clo;s part.
urrship Apply TO FISH. y Nassau-st Nsw-i ork or
in hr evening al his residence Williamsburg t-29t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE

r. Free Lectures Oh ainn: Or Phrsro!ogY and
Pbysloorv applied the study OF character tie Fdg-
cation and Government OF Chiidsn to aeli-improyenent
D-sceut Religion Morals, Politics remnerance Existing
Evils and hr Remedy, Sc by O. $ FOW WLEt', at Clinton
Hall yaTy MONDAY and "Wednesday evening, and al Halls
buildings BROOKLYN every Friday evening, commencing nj
II o'clock and closing with ruhc tests o! the Science seats
free D:,.uJ r,.,.;,,-
AZ l3 Nassau ST. ia Clinton Hall HIS splendid caonet oi
Buss free 70 visiters. !e<S im
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

~ I HaNCS, RlStA-AAhL>- ~ 4 s--N = ~N>''N y
80 MONDAY MORNING. March d.
AZ O'Clock.
With the Stationary InvoicssThs citalosue embraces
rich and OF attc-s lii this ns
beginning with several larse direct rom LoH-
dn1 Full particulars OF which VIII be found IN me caa-
losus.
The Binders Leather, Maibs Papsr, Sc, will De sold
TUESDAY MORNING, March 18th,
A. rSo'cloca.
The sale of Books viii commence with NsSSrS. Lea Y
Banchard nvoics and followed BY contributors from
priucip publishers throughout the United States The
catalogue Will b. found unusuar attractive, embracing
most extensive variety OF stock OF all klEts.
STOUTENBURGH X FARR, Aucuouvess.
StoTs, No. ~ Csnai-scrs-t, National latl.l
OUTDOOR SALES OF GROCERIES. FUR
" NITURE DRY GOODS, SC. attended person
s4 prompt made Sales OF Real Estate made the
Merchants Exchange
EURNITURt. N0TlGE-Sota BedStegdS, Ec
i Z. COTTON would inform all who a7s IN want OF az
utuTe any descriptions that ne prepared 20 iurh spe
has constantly hanl large assortment pclGdlus
Sanes Patent Sofa Hscstelds which for simplicity dura
bry ard economy without thar equal The public
invited 20 cal! and examine thr-aso ali oths Atgd, O.
Sofas always on haad.
Those breaking up noUssker wishing ~ sell al OF
of their Furniture III uat ready .a!e ev isr
irs liSe calling upoa the 81 csccbcr
Sales BY Anctcn faithfully attended 70.
.u2ol,u :. COTTON, lis Euitna and - a1n,t'.
FURNITURE E SALES.-The subscribers IN ad
4 their Real Estate business, prepared 20 at
tend 10 sales OF Household the
son ANTHONY BLEECKERNtO.
Auctioussrs
ts2s No. Broad street near Wall 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

yTANTEu-EmptoymeE as Coachman, Por-
~ ter or IN WAY, by man VINO Is used 20 work.
and bslrs good testimonials OF chasetre } lnGuire
tAr Jon NswmSu, 6S herrvstett, leave hue tor hl sc
th4 Tribune Ot5ce M lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

~ Wales Globe ana IranspHES"t SNioS
thai Sphere.-Lsrse SIZE for Pa9iie Lectures 7 "A =
rs of three Lectures OF Practical Astronomy, WI De
ran nv Mr c. Vale. professor OF Mathematics and Nsg
sr Seisnce the Hall OF the Lyeeum corner OF Broad
Ibs l2,h OF March; I'd OF THURSDAY the In and
On on 81 m Frday the l5h :! :. NJ Th-se Lectures VIII
Satsd by suitable apparatus, but chiefly b. the above
oe which has been publicly recommended by Or Lard
m ms nd pycf Olmstead, and is now used IN Yale Cosse-
T will be fully explained all It's capacities
& ne ~. setu,ss single Lecture ?! cents Tns course
@ .biliinrs Tickets Pc had oi Nh ale, "a Rosey-i
-. ~ Mr. D,cke at the Hall. mhs 3t
~ NJ z. Thompson, Architect aud baiider, Office
ysi street prepared furnish Plans and SuFefInehd
~, Ef;nn Of Buildings Residence No. 81 clinton place,
,.b.ye he mas be IN the evening" Rhl aLaN-la
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

| IS7ANTElE-A situation as houSekeeper, by 4
w widow who hiss had ample experience hoaseksepinS.
,rd prorS rmexceptionable es,imonia Address
| or personally Mrs. w. q rhIrl 81. int iws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
U7LAFITTE.eE1
THEODORE. Or, THE CHILD OF THE SEA,

BE PROF.. ISURAHAM.
This is beautifully written Tall and trem he demauF
for the Boston aRkee will b. the aleshle work OF tine
Agents DO YOU hearhS. Il! cents Fer sale AZ all
Bookstores mhf 2Hs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

NTANrtD-A situation ss Coachman or Groom
W Sc tyoups man with best ci,y references Arpy
Il Watts.slcsvt ms Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
WHOLE NO. eos.
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Apcnon-es
BANGS. RICHARDS & PLATT. Store
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

!A-ANrED child TO Wet nurse by ! healthy
w vo.as woman who has los; Der child Apojy a; 2
yhir.rsst n >J-,-,t. near Sixth Avenue. mars y,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

| C,LOTh FINISHER WANTED-A Cloth Fin
Y sher WooleG EaccEyki!la IN has profession tor
the fpShirg OF Src9 Cloths CasslnisSS Nc OF sober ssdy
tad industrious habSuo other need appy, Inquire OF Van
deryOort X HaTw4rc No, ~ FlGe 81. NH o.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10

el1O WHUL ESALE G6OCERS A yoanS
man FROM New England and about rweo,y-siSh, ystrs
o sss desires obtain Sguson Wholesale grocery
X satisfactory permanent Employment shd thorough
qusrrsnce with the business Will be has chief object Good
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
HE TRI B U n E ].
From our Extra of Saturday.
From Europe.

Tpo Days Later..,.....By Packet.ship LIVERPOOL