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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22
Dreadful Steamboat Explosion at Rio.


Rio DE- JAyz.Ro. MAY =. 81
This c;fv was thrown into gresi excitement on
Saturday last by an Occurrence which has clo'Aed
a large number OF lis inhabitants il mourning, ana
created gloom over the whole city. On the opPo-
si,e side OF the harbor and distant about four miles.
is village which numbers about three thousand ~
habiisnrs and " here n1mbsr OF the most respect
ed inhabitants reside. a. being more retired han II
the hustle OF Rio. Two small steamboats, ply e7efE
hour during the day between the Two places 20 usl
the number OF passengers Is large, especially upon
HOLIDAYS Tor recreation. Saturday was one OF iheSe
dav, and al / O'Clock in the afternoon aDou, ',vv
passengers entered on board from the "han oil Tue
CITY, and the boat had just pushed from her moor
ing. hen The boiler burst nth most awful expo
zion. The boa, vas complete weekend AMIDST
The shri-ks of the wounded the cries OF the cfo"i
ing and the confusion Of the moment. the noS' cal
Ioue heart would have melted iDro tenderness. ! ne
mutaled remains we're gathered as soon es posi-
bic. and r.moved 70 a neighborins hospltai-some
with the loss OF 4 limb--oue Gresdiully scadeo ];
and upon numbering them, il was found there were
eichty-si1 wounded in the house beside those re-
moved TO private dwellings. There were tty-two
ascertained to have been Killed, and several persons
are missing vet Seven or eight have died since,
and am informed there are as many as twenty who
are pronounced incrrable and will probably linser
in agony for -everal days. The number OF wounded
who are still, living as far as ascertained, IS about
six,y-ivc There i. not | believe, an American clti.
zen among either the killed wounded, bu; several
Englishmen are and two very respected citizens
have moi since been heard OF. Yesterday one gen.
lleman. brazilian officer, picked up IN the
barbor dreadiulv maDg!ed
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THE TRIBUNE.
TO THE RA1N-AFTER A LONG DRoUTH.
BIZ MRS. JAS. GRAY

BEAUTIFUL rain. thou art come al last,
Gardening tine earth and the souls OF men;
The burning days are gone and past,
And Heaven hath opened its heart AGAIN.
We were weary Of gazing on changeess akies'
On withered flowers, and the parched-u up pihih
Blu, the clouds are cooling our aching Eyes
And we bid thee welcome, oh, beautiful ram.
The dust lay thick on the loaded leaves,
The roses tina, opened too soon fell fast;
The oleassn, screen the woodbine weaves
Was stunted and shrunk il the Eastern blast;
And there was not mist the hope 10 beguile
With promise Of rain in the cloudless air
And the Heavens looked down with bright. cruel
Like the look OF beauty on loves despair smile,
Bur welcome, welcome, beautiful rain
We trust that the days OF drouih are Ger:
An angel OF mercy hath pitied our PAIN,
And wefecl that the heavens can weep once more.
Thou art life 10 the buds on their slender s,ems,
And life to the poet heart and BRAIN;
Oh! gift OF mercy-rhower O! gems.
Welcome, twice welcome, beautiful ram
.Jurs, I4f.
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SECOND BOARD
Public Stock Exchange. July go.
Passengers Sailed

In he Steamship Great Wcster for IrerD0a-K Mauy.
Beck. NJ Chomberlqn Il r9ny samuel hTm n
and Master Tamsdee Of New York; Mrs James. children
ard John lanes, Mrs vaqderburs & Ro:
Alster, Mndon Pratt. tliss Pratt. Vlcksbu,s "
Murray, Mr. Green Chareson; NJ Snyef Mobile; William
VI Abrams il. J Dumon DucaSse 7 Spence. Newor-
leans; Lieut. Hcsken Navy it,oi; WIZ Andersoni " Ia
,on Laguayra ,elzet. Tho, Or, Havana; Galan
chdren and servant Barrio. Yzage, Trinidad de Cu'
In, ] Ducasse Ceracis; J Shaw. Parads. Canada; A
Hamilton Lvepool: John Sa Oxley Hutchinson.
EnsInnd Mnsson. ireland.
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The Principles OF the Wings Stated and
Defended.

LETTER hO3I NOI4 . u tfth W N I! IN.
Nrv YoRK. July ~. 1874.
Dear Sir We have the pleasure TO iuform that &;
meeting of the Ashland Association Of the ETH Ward. on
Tue.day Evening" the 9Th unanimously resolved
that vote Of thanks be rendered Tor he very abba enc
patriotic address delivered by before the Association on
TINT evening
We have the farther pIeasure Of informing that you
were elected by reclamation honorary member above
Association.
With our best wi,e. for your continued health and hupp
Des' we are, respectfully &c.
~ RICHARD G, sTILLWELL. sec'..
WM. g. WALSH. SA'7'''
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tNCHANCEaY. s,h CIrcu;.-Th- President direction ar
! JomT.,ry the Onnnda:n t0:Iy Bnnk he Ehnk Il
Runo In OF Uref 81 the Court ~ ChtrrerJ
hid M. an day % Apr l-. 1Jtce hereby gwen hat
~, .uhurrer has b-n fu appointed teccfTef 81 ne pro-J
~ s-Eees of ie aid The Bank % SuiTl" hut ny o.
sr and az order II FslgTY n l3. reicrred IN jan.
S,rEs, Fsr ni Ire city OF Euiiniu hc County q frs
otter things tnse ard STATE sceouu, Of all tie
s,.nis oauy description against the sbd Bank 81 Buffalo
80 - c,sh lie "a Sias;sT lake Had state such aceorr;
- CS IN. csn.r! purpose ccnenpntef ~ -" stntnts. Al
a. i;O 0ftse sd !;aGk 81 Huao nre FegTnred TO eIhi
~ .i, accounts clrs and demands aghn,t he sad Bsrk
~, po 10 The ~i,d JaEes CrncSer El.. s Master having
" 4 .;snc. in charge al his 0:ce m tie cfY OF Buian by
~ s6.ezh ., of August next. md become A's 10 ti
s. .rt n default ;herroi. bey w be peclctec rom az he
r =, hc dccres wh,h snail he rte ~ . sut snf iron
nv i,.trlbntion which shall he Hass under ueh deere
' IRt A. BLOSSOM, Receive, % he hSHk oil bGrAio-
J.xy;t'poCyxg Lac MISTER n Chan en-
Buffalo Apri Pin lSE ND'o IN
TN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF the Coun
l - \sy York \oTic. ,hcrehy gSen 20 al eon nav
,nv el,,,s aga.ns ROBEKT BARKER. l"ts ~ IN" eny Of
%c,r Work deceased p>en: the same n t- uenen
ic-,f 10 he subscriber. ~ his residence No ~ " a.ns'en
.,-r, IN The city New OF 5e'se the enih Gag Of
psirri NV York the first DAY q June sH
les law 6m' - u. t'sND1, -'I.,,i, - ~ -.
~ PURSUANCE ofar order Of the Surrogate ofhe C9nn-
- OF New York Notice hereby given 10 az peI'on hss-
me- aims rCafn,t SARAH BARRIER. late 9th Ill OF Ne~
Work decea TO present the IN ne voucher tneieot
., The subscriber al his residence. No III " ashg'oh I
in me (y Of York before ne entn ,lhs o. t
rsy,i, next paed Newly ors, the First Gay ~ June iS'i
veg iaWbns W VI Dho'' '''.''' t'u"- ..
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A, Gonaves July ID Caske;. Wilson. for Boston, Saer
Prime. do.
I'D I'm Arecibo PR July .th Wm Penn. Coleman. Mage
suez.
Ar Trinidad. PS. June 3O-Orb Traves. of Baltimore aad
Black Hawk. of New Haven. disg.
Al Rio Ianeiro June . LOUISIANA Dewhnrs from " ors.
Pat>, and ronaunn, I'm Noeans. do Mazeppa Sith from
and NYork hdelIne. GooGpnson. do: irigste haT
Com Turner ali we'll L : >oop Boston, PeEderc.as GO
sail IN u few days River Plate.
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Sp0Gen, &c.

July 49, lat 81 g. Ion ii %. New Orleans. Alden. in NYors
July l. lat q 80 lon 50 q, Wilton. Curtis from Bangor FOR
Guadalupe.
uy S Int y o. lon 10 L. brig supposed the Frances Jane
OF Baltimore. siearIng SW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22

T. Edward Perkins gambler, shot another
gambler named John White dead, at Memphis,
on the 9th inst. Perkins was sent to jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, JULY 2O-2 P. NJ.
Cleared.

ClcaTCU.
Ship Ho,,inguer Bnrey, Liverpool Woodruff + Minturn
El.innre julius 81 Petersburg Peck; Triton: lBr SMITH
Quebec Wilson l. Brown: Southport. Griffith, Chafieon u
Bnrks Lewis BEAM Malega. HAYES & Godfrey Anahuac.
WIi.on Vera Cruz Hurguus Brother & Co; i - brown
t:oodnr Nuruoba G hurston & Co: Condor. Hard, =
Crox Aeop x thnuncey Cahiarnin, AUDI QUEBEC. " IT.
Bachen. ,.r ~ ,,-.,.., r, ,;,
rS,rj or cho Naples and Pa erno. Pnmlefl: Annawun
lutrhinps Aux Cages, Lewis. Ezahcth Stocks. fl
stocks Montreal. Cook smith, Savannah LlVefn0'e Su
vunrah. No ~ urJ 4.
60. Soy Cannon Richmond. Brave Hallock BALTIMORE
Nichsnn Terry do. johnson l. Lowden; Lnuel Packet
rev Philndelp!n Fairfield Bur-. Salem; Lawrence, Meek
soeps Frances Maria. Smith, Philadelphia. y l. McCfeady
= Go nrluiklun. \ Red.ord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22

IT General Darcy, Of Essex, has declined be-
ing considered as candidate for Governor
Trenton Sheet anchor.
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Ship Charleston Andrews d. i'm Charleston cotton 10
Buckley. ,,t, ., r..
Sch Cysne Kinney ds from Machus. ao, lumber to the
schr William Penn Foster Is fin Machiai, Me- lumber to
master
Schr Coral I'm Thomaston. lime.
Schr Increase, I'm Thomastol. in.a.
Schr Echo, FIN ThOmasion. lime.
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Sailed,

Steamship Great Western. Matthews of lv4fpo0i; facke
ship Hendrix Hudson, London; shy Minne Amsterdam
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az r--,s3 1FoR sIlREUSi,.,R QNGRRANCu.
.Ss--zazrzSs,InS. GR"WN,s n0cKi hiIpDttG BIZ
the weather will perrr;' The Stsa:aeT Dht I. Pnce
Master VII leave SewYok from Fulton Market Sip. every
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Whalers. sc.
Foreign Ports.

At RIO Janelro "a ut! Anna ilOm cruise OF l6 days-o
Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22

sTiRTH & HALL. No Fransir.s5iarS have .Scntan,y
L. ouhsnG assortment n " Slt aud MI Seal
INS'IRl MEN'r VI at kinds PIANO FORTES ofdlerent
sly les and finish GUITARS from the best Spanish patterns,
which they have received premiums from the American In
stls over MI 4kor, and "t very tone and
style otns FLUTES. OF all kinds and finish !L which they
IA =. i.j premiums. tLARlONEIS kENT
BUGLES. CoRNOPLoNS. TkoMBONES; &c; AZ of theil
owu manufacture anil warranted; importers oi MUSIC and all
Kind, a. ~ seal INSlRl MENrS. NEW MI SiCt ecev-
e.! As puhlei. JUST PUBLISHED MI the Of
CD 1, Z the PIANO. also the pRPHEUS Gl.EE BOOK be-
Ing c'ton OF gees Tor nt rne voice WIZ piano aceqT-
dish authors. by AUSTIN PHILLIPS Price tine Dollar per
Merchants AND the Musical community ge:ernl.y
speciiuly invited tO ca. rbif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-22

On Sundnys the weather is ne the Cars viii run every
hour from City Hall TO IlaI.em Williams Bridge and Tuck
uho.
ne City Hall ard eth street Line will every seven MN
u,cs through the day. from 90 A. NJ. To ~ T. NJ
The Night Line will lave y iin. Tor ',h street *
- 10 TO- 02D. 10 %, II. Ii y IL Co. ~ lssve IN
street for ty Hail ut ~. 81. H. 3D. 9o9 III 10 III SV
10 %, II 10. Ii 20.
~, BY 0'us' u "' W ESi'i :. CARMAN. sec'y.
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DOUDRETTE--A choice article OF this valuable fartil-
zer-Citv Observation-Disclosures o.tho Jrrset Heador or
Staten Island uu1 -Natsrei-For se al y
Remember the number % Chamber street. bets the Rail
road and Palmo. ana near The Post Office
POUnREl'.'E may be applied Ia Corn. and most other
crops dressed with the hoe with nearly good effect nj the
trs and the second elng. a. applied At planting
and when used n te hoe'ng. VIII mGurs the week
%, ten eirlsr rhHn either nrnufe IN utin,iy
When applied pnnns N. di'fer-nce maturing WI h
fi. weeks Oriinfy Ono
used ten basis Long island this year has
nuety butre, The article prepared e. The Nkw Yos ON
pgny IN the n.y. has and viii sh he fund .Mp,rjO- %
any nthor prepared IN The riep,ig. II nttsr Of
course. tkes collect ;ae mulera Tubs nnJ Casks, whit
sand and WAFER taken from the night. when div
crniaon cu' te u>t-lhit with ths Company who
they have done than l lui III SEASON Re carsu
eu cal The rcn place ~ Chanb-f, -tttr where
he had ,rwe atey3 barrels for 81. -. 10 barrels sis.
III. Manu.cfoy. 18th street Gunner o ivenu. b. by
a.. load NJ ~ rents bus,el. tri1 ~ u r. MINOR.
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Al II ID NINIFS. III ANNNT ED " NJ f.K TTUIfT
w FIR FIVE YEARS WHICH Is FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN USIAl.-Irs subscribers hive nverteAa
method recovering root. with plain savnnlze.i Tin rn,cs
whoa toy guarantee o remain wner tight WARS
hy them. The metal - that he
llectrd by he shrinking swelling of he papks which
aid or by the contraction eSpansn: nf the metal
The following gentlemen have had Their dwelling houses and
stores ID this CITY, covered hy ns methl Their satisfaction
Henry BIeyor. Esq. coInet Of DIN and 9Th ST
John :. ScisIEerhofn. Esq, No 81 Broadway.
Hyt Austin. Esq, cor Of Exchange pInce and Wilam-n
Green peannT; Esl;, Merchants Exchange. Wallis.
Geo. 3. Butler. ESD. No. 81 NuNSau-sl
francis Burnt ESQ.,. ~ iroad-st.
Notice given thai as the improvement I, patsne n per-
IONS IN the trade wishing 20 cover o by the rbcbe plan
can obtain permission on mo.srne terms,
Inhlitf r EAVTOR " "a II md 70 Rroad 81
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L.rAys RED BANK.

- ca, MONKS All, t:tStN kAilHpSD-Sii Nj
al hER ARR.iNGEMENf-Comme Tues
SaitAsA day. Aprii2, 1874
s, S'ceet 4. s. z, o'caes i. i. /, o'e9eI 4. II.
THIS road has beea recently reud with heavy iron raj Of
md perfect order New spd splendid
Cars upon springs have been placed Upon I've which
Tor stey and comfort unsurpassed Traveers for Morris
tovn. Schooeys Mountain and Estun. or Eevdee Owego
Newton S,anhope, Dover Purppany. Rockuway and Bask
enrdee. will find this the safe and expeditions OF
other mode of conveyance.
Passengers xishn. 90 South Will arrive Newark in
nia ;o the Philadelphia trains, and at NewYos IN tine for
boats. North ard East. nj O'Clock.
BY TIN present arrangement: s.g hOaN will De afforded To
of business pleasure New York and four in Nor
rlstown.
OF The Cars Of this Company through from Jersey
City Morristown thus avoiding the delay and
consequent upon change Of Cars.
novi IRA DODD. Superintendent.
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Disasters. &c.

The packet .hp llottnguer. Tor Liverpool VIII sail ' da
MoRaay.l
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- ta M; NE,y y,A1 IN AiE E I6 AMP TROY
-. ND TROY .-MnRSlNG LINE from the

loot u u.cag Landing at Intermediate places.
The steamer EMPIRE. Capt. J. Il. Kos. Monday. Welne'
dag and Frday :lutnnc. NJ ] oc!ock.
TIE S;ssr-r TROY. Capt a Cofhum. Tuesday, Thurdny
and saturday Morning. "A. O'Clock.
E0enins Line from The foot Of Conrt'andt r. direct
The steamer SlTALLnN. Can't: a.. Mcl.esn. slOHdny.
The steamer ALBANY. Capt. R. r. Macy. Tuesday.
Thu-siay ard Saturday Evening at O'Clock;
Glhe Boats O TINS Line owing their light draugh. 0!
water able at oil time, pns the bars and reach Albany
and Troy s!pe time to take the hlornrs TRIMS OF Tan
for the East West.
an ths Waar;as WIS
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SAD AcclpEYr-We regret 10 learn that Mr.,
TYLER Mason, worthy resident OF Ssco, about
6 miles from the village, was 50 badly wounded
on Thursday last that it is feared he Will not
survive. He was entering field with yoke 81
oxen and hsrrow.-Passing through the gate
tho hsrrow By some accident upset, and MIR. NJ
was thrown down; the harrow passing over him,
and decorating his body drsadfully. One tooth
of it entered the lower part of hi. back and rec
tum about inches-producing as was feared,
mortal wound.
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ALL HEALING OINTMENT.

<,oLp FEET. COLD FEET. COLb FEET COLD
CFEET-o lee, ard Consumption. Cold Feet anG uy,psp
~ Ci Feet AMI Sick Headache. Gold feei and h,rae OF
LtneSs m IN. Breath Cold Feet and ians on OF me tan.
I'll r, and Rheumatism, Cold Feet and PANS ~ ne Ei
and Head Cold Feet, Cold feet-who has rot ro od ret
ty,p IL sovereign remedy 'Jt cold feet uncsf every co.,
Rooney of lite Let il warmcd into the .oes OF the feet
i AZ, se our word and honor that Il viii restore the
rlsnn the blood. induce heathy i2>pfuton ana OnnT
tbsu hgrs ,hclr condition. " hen TINS done ct
Inc y ts placed upon the chest head where the other
Fruify ls whether D. consumption asthma, dys
Street ~ Bleecker 10 Astor HOrsr S John. l Cherry IL
Suliysn $50 Canal. ~ Stanton se2 81 street. leDu
sxTUsT CAN BE MORE TRYING TO the feeling, ola
w mother than behold her infant wrthns IN the GsnnS
n colc. as away under That terrible ,cnursc % m
i;nrr cholera niau:'ir, SUMNER COMPLAINT and yes
rnd,rnl effected with speed and certainty. by sd
rnisierny the little sufferer that ncsnaeie pieoaaiion
JAySE> C,aNiSATIvE BALsAN No hou>e should he with
All OF tho stomach Bowels. Liver or Nervous ys
tenn, South and West occupies prominent place
uru ry every domestic medicine chest.
Prepared only by Dr.. d. Jayne No. - South ThiFdsiree
SaIi by the Agents. A. T. 4 - SANDS. Druggists No. -
FuIon.st: r. Eas; Broadway; 2I3 Broadway Jyl6 I'm
IMPORT NT-Faniics who have cooFi clothes TO wash
,yll find rthsy Tie Roberts Improved Brown Soap, that
Tire clsanSes and ueaches the
making them ccn fresh. AID olt NJ wnen new ard war
reie irre the texture m the least u Ee eiect9al
rcpoyin. rom wooier or Carpets en IN nndt
BROWN Soap and every bar stamped T. Roberts In
proved Bow, soap. For sale BY mot oil the principal Gfo
iy6 TRUMAN ROBERTS.
fE,EN DOLLARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BASy STocE
A certificate for thirty shans OF Nicksbu;g Bank
Stock IN the oBuckey & ck. md numbered Ss VITA
Power OF Attorney attached was lost On saturday z March
above Wilde PAL by eer;1g II at rhompsons office aWsl
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Err LOOK PHYSIClANS,-For snle, y Farm OF 10
S3 acres IN irst rie order, situated Long Island, al pre-
occupied by Physician who wishing retire from
practice. woud eil SAID im and introduces purchaser IN
10 n GOOD pyuciice For particulars. inquire nf
ie.j I'm CHARLES MIXER. ~ Montgomery ST. ~ Y.
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ANOTHER REsPTrg.-By yesterdays mail, the
United States District attorney received letter
OF instructions from the Secretary of State, grant
ing respite until the 10th of August to Joseph
Brown and John Med aniel, who were 10 be exc
cu,ed this day, for the murder of Chsrvis, the
Santa Fe trader. The respite. It appears, was
granted on the affidavit of Orin P. Rockwell.
The Mormon, who it was alleged attempted toas-
sassinstc Governor Boggs some years ago. and on
a recent publication in the "Transcrp,," In which
it was alleged that The public mind was turning
In favor of the prisoners. The sources of iniorma
ton, it strikes US, rather unusual foundations
for the action of an officer Of Government in his
official capacity.
The letter OF instruction states explicitly, that
this respite must not be taken as any evidence o.
an intention disposition on the part OF the EI.
ecutve finally TO pareon them.
Night before last Brown made profession o.
religion, according to the forms OF the Methodlsl
persuasion. Mcdaniel IS SAID 10 be seriously al
fec,ed, and il was thought he would have made
similar profession last night, II the news Of tn
respite had not reached hun. The gai;ows WAS
erected and all the preparations made for their
ccution this day. 81. LOUIS hep. July IL
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FL FOR SAlE-A Farm Of rs acres pleasantly situated
SyNs IN heui'hy location South Dunswcs y. j., near
The New nrS and rh.adepns Rnilroad IS nies from
New York. Ab"u 20 acre. IN h On state at cultivation
m good i-ncc apple and peach orchards ume land. &c
hl.x barn. shop and other nuibu dnSs, good ard convs
nt with good wuef-pump he door Also. the stock
cop tools farming utensils Among the stock ufhnm
and ers fe> the pedcfecs The h.ng utensils are
.up and sufficient Tor m improved system Vi agr:cuitg.e.
Inquire at NJ. PALMER. II alott street, az
-. In. A Z SMITH. s. Liberty street.
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c.E ONE OF Ttti: MOST VALUABLE FARMS ~
S TIE STA T. OF CONNEt9 TlCI'T. Is now Offered
L. Tor sale cro terms. IL contain, l5 a;reS o
h.hIv cultivated land, the premises lGfce dwelling
nous, eyc-le repair get-r with Nil other necessary out
buildings I, l-iny situated wf!m miles o. Ne Haven ana
~ u New York location Will be found o be exceedingly
desirable. For further Inflammation upp! tn
RUSSELL. SMITH. Attorney and Cos1sclcr,
,elO II 81 lilfery-st. y. Y.
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esss FOR SaLE-A Farm of 3 good ticuse 50 eet
EC square, good Barn md other cut buildings situated ~
Huntington township, Lnug Is and. near the Rni'ond
AID four miles No Import Steamboat an Soop Lnnd
n Price Sl5C0 1909 dollars balance nnoond nnd mort
gaze If required. Il, per cent interest Snd Farm wei
stocked ncd under good cultivation The Ock and hrming
u;en, will be sold very cheap for cash For m her naIticu
lars apply 10 w d ! i J. 49,,
10
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=, Fol; SALE-Severnl parcels frs: quality OF and.
Ia rEryinc in quantity from 10 80 acres. handsomely To-
Gated. with cottage, barn. &C. on eacn win S";N
-, AT the door embracing advantages for cuTatnc the
land seldom eqgsled. .,, :, -
Adjoining the above Firms m me shanstse tsun
Land a zhi he desirable. with good hose. ba'n and coal
Xii conveniently located within abort mile G; lie North
River the village ct Ne.bGh Porous w-Eii pLice> e,-
racing advantages o the nbov. description now hny an "p
puuny seldom For further Information. aopy 70
r. H. Culver 1T IL ,iadsn-luae. 80 silirs. lyi IN
l., FOX SALE OF LEASE.-Thiry-,wo Lqis OF
"a Ground iiarsimiS, y. j. bounded by jersey
i, Avenue nd Ere, Harsmus. and S"uthstree about
nne mile from Jersey City. For particulars inquire NJ u
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-11
varG MEETINGS.

On Mosdsy last. the new Club House being nm
;.bed, the Clay Club held their meeting in it,
There was . large crowd Of Wings from every
quarter Of the county. Immediately after the or
ganiration, Dawn H. CosRAp, the assistant cleo
tor for Berkeley was called to the stand, which he
occupied nearly two hours ia an able and luminou.
discussion Of the political topics Of the day. He
set forth in conclusive and unans~erable argument
the beneHceuee Of the Protective system and laid
bare the deformities Of the Free Trade chimers.-
tie glanced eursorily At other important topics
and promised at snoiher time to discuss them
more at large.
On the Saturday previous tho Wings assembled
10 considerable numbers at Bunkers Hill, and were
Addressed by AsrsosI KEssrpT, Esq. ofJederson
His speech also msisly confred to the Tariff
and manifested . thorough and intimate sequsis
lance ~i,h the details Of the system.
On the same day the whigs Of sbsphsrd.,owr
finished their Club House, and held a meeting IN
il. Addresses we're delivered by Me.srs. HEsR,
BxRer, Epmusp p. HssTER and JoHs BLAIr
Hoes. The Wings Of the Unterrihed rrscinet ar,
vide awake, doing their work they alwsys do il
in orkmanlikc manner.
There was . mixed meeting the same day al
SweitIer's, in Frederick, Messrs. Husrss snd BE
ptsesR, the Electors Of the district, had discus
sion lasting two or three hours. and the las, we
heard of the meeting Mr.. GALLAHER, the Whis
candidate for the Senate, was wooling his compe,i
tor in handsome style.