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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16
New-York Legislature.

A.
In SENATE, a bill was passed limiting and re.
stricting the City Of Troy in the borrowing Of
money and for other purposes. Several bills were
taken up but no definite action taken upon them.
In ASSEMBLY, bill was offered to submit to
the people the question Of Constitutional Con.
vention-rcferred to the Select Committee. The
Committee of the Whole resumed the considera.
ton OF the bill to incorporate the Odd Fellows
Hall Association of New York. Mr.. HuBsEL
moved as an amendment that "clever" be in.
serted in the place of odd" After some rather
poor attempts at wit at this original amendment,
MIR. ALvoRD moved as an amendment that all
the meetings Of this Association should be pub.
lie, which was adopted and the bill ordered toe
third reading.
The bill to amend the act in relation to the As.
sistant Justices Court in the City of New York,
was passed.
A bill in relation to Juries, which provides for
the appointment of an officer by the Circuit
Judge Recorder, or Judges of the Superior Court
and Court of Common Pleas, who shall discharge
the duties of the Sheriff. so far as relates to the
Grand and Petit Jurors, was taken up and DIS
cusscd.
CAT SToRY-Some three or four weeks sncea
favorte cat on Clinton street, upon the death of
one of the family, became cross and turbulent
for which some boys were directed to throw it
over the falls. Accordingly they proceeded to
the railroad bridge and opened the mouth Of The
bag in which he had been conveyed to the place.
and out jumps pussy into the river, and by the
rapid current was carried over the falls; the boys
returned, supposing, of course, to have madsa
finish of Grimalkin. But about ten days after
this occurrence, pussy having outleaped Sam
Patch, returned to her former place OF residence,
considerably emaciated, to claim further protsc
ton, which has been kindly rendered, andhs
catstlip remains very peaceable and kind.
Rochester Democrat.
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- The Daily Trfbune.-Cy subscnpeihs " WIZ ~
nrear payipg for SIX months year rather an u
called upon pay by the carrier from week , 10
nics Subscribers who do not receset eir papers eS
hour are requested TO give early notice at the oese
OF the puplishing Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

PRIME SHEEp.-There was fine display o
market sheep in the Park yesterday, They were
raised in Dutchess county, and belong to Mr
Jewell, butcher, Bowery.
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Appointments by the Governor,
By and lrith the adric. and consent o5the Senate.

RxTssKLAER-Wm j. Lamb Notary vice George w
Reed, term expires April "a 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

FIREs.-Nash's satinet factory in West Whutely,
Mass, was destroyed by fire on Thursday morning
last. Most of the machinery and considerable
quantity of cloth of wool were also consumed. The
loss is estimated at or $4,000, and no insurance.
A large granary and building for farming imple-
rnents with their entire contents, and some smaller
buildings on the farm Of Mr. Jacob Dean OF Marsh
field, Mass totally destroyed by fire on Thurs
day NIGHT last. Loss about $1,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

NJ The ToMpKINs DEMOCRAT is new and
spirited weekly just started at Ithaca, N. Y, by
]. Hunt, Jr. Ii is devoted 10 the advocacy OF
RICHARD NJ. Johnson for next President.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

II "THE MAGAZINE FOR THE MILLION IS
the title of a new sixpenny weekly just issued by
Burgess, Stringer s. Co. 1t is cheap but trashy,
The Editor takes strong ground against lnterna-
tional opyright-which tells badly for his morals
and worse for his wits. He who is in favor OF
stealing the productionsof othermcn's brains can
have little brains of his own.
BERMuDA.-Thc small pox has appeared IN
Hamilton, causing some alarm, and the Governor
had issued proclamation commencing general
vaccination at the public expense The Colo,
niaI papers contain the following items:
DEmERARA-Papcrs to the 10Th of December
The most prominent public event, in the domes-
tic affairs of the Colony, is the anticipated meet
ing of the Combined Legislature on the Sd OF
January next, for the purpose Of assessing the
taxes for the year, and regulating other financial
matters
BERBlcE.-Papers to the llth. The only artl-
Gle of domestic news is the entire destruction, by
fire, of an English chapel on the East coast OF
Berbice, which had been just finished.
ST. VIScENr.-Papers to the 18th December
In the early part Of the pre'ent month, Kingston
the capital of the island, was far from being
healthy; some cases of fever occurred, but the
deaths were few In the later numbers of these
papers the subject is not adyerted to-hence we
conclude the town had become healthy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

New York LEG1slATURE.-Nothing was done
in either branch of the Legislature on the 18th.
The Senate and House met, but immediately ad-
ourned, after adopting resolutions relative to the
death Of Judge CowEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

IJ7 We are requested to state that the Hutch
inson Family will give Concert at Niblos Sa
loon on the evening of the 26th instant. They
are now in Washington City singing to crowded
audiences.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16


ees. against l, ,O53 Loco. Foco in Al over 600
Loco in AZ, 73 Whig last fall, and 3O3 Wing in
the last Mayors Election when the Wing can
didate had a strong personal support. Even in
the midst of the whirlwind of lo40, Baltimore
gave majority (3O) for Van Buren. Now 6GS
Wing. 1t is almost incredible.
Partial returns from Baltimore County put
Wethercd l60 ahead so far, with Wing gain IN
half the District of EA6O from last October
400 more to gain. Result doubtful, but the slip
of the American Wing claims Wethered's
election
We have advices assuring the election of JOHN
NJ, S. CAusly, Wing, from the LIST District by a
large majority, and Of THOMAS a. SPENCE, Wing,
from the With District. The latter had no oppo-
stion.
Vth District.-Al our advices before the Elec.
ton assured us that local difficulty about the
selection of candidate would lose US this Dis
trict, though decidedly Wing. We suppose it is
lost accordingly. Returns from good part o
Cecil Co. give Constable Noco) 1873 majority
balanced by 235 for Preston (Whig) in part o.
Hartford Co.
I'D Washington, Frederick and
Allegany Counties) We have no return. 1t is
close, but we hope the Wing (Francis Brengle)
is chosen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

D Mr. VAN BuREN, the Richmond Enquire
says by authority ,cilI not decline being can
didate for next President Glad to hear it.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

u Mr. CLAY arrived at Natchez, Mississippi,
on the 29th u!timo, from New Orleans. The
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

name was printed our paper connection with the OF
Rust and Banks or course Gilbert T. Moore the
intended
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

IL Miss CURTIS, one of the Editors of the
Lowell Offering is now in our City, and pro-
noses to call on some of our citizens for subscrip
t;ons to that work. AS the first periodical ever
established and filled entirely by Factory Girls
we regard it with deep interest apart from its
contents, which are usually excellent, ntcllectu
ally and morally. We hope it will be extensively
taken and read.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16
The Greut Appointments at Washington
Private Correspondence Of the Editor.

Private Correspondence Oh ue EulioI.
WAsHlNcroN, Wednesday, Feb a.
am delighted to be able to state to you anc
TO his numerous friends in New York, that saw
Mr. PuGv1x out walking on Pennsylvania Ave
nue. to-day, his first essay since his very severe
sickness. He is in good spirits and much i'm
proved, but still very weak.
The Princeton, which lies now off our Arsenal
had to cut her way through the ice.
| learn from good authority that the President
sent the names of Gov. GILMER for Secretary ol
the Navy, and Judge WILKINS for Secretary Of
War, to the Senate to-day. The latest on dit is
as follows:
MIR. WHEATON, (recalled from Berlin,) Judge Of
Supreme Court.
Mr. UpsHUR, (now Secretary of State,) Minister
for Berlin.
Mr. VAN Ness, or SHANNON, of Ohio Minister to
Mexico.
Gov. GILMER, ofVa., Secretary Of State.
Mr. SAUNDERS ofN. c., Secretary of the Navy.
Mr. WILKINS, Of Pa, Secretary of War.
Mr.. SPENCER, or Mr.. TAzEwELL, Minister to
France.
Mr.. UPsHUR could and would go to France, but
he says he is too poor, and therefore wishes Wen
ma or Berlin; he wishes to stay here till he has
settled the Oregon Question: but the President is
talking of calling on old Black Dan," to take
that matter in hand and fix it. The chance Col
the Judgeshp varies every hour. WALwoRTH's
star is in the ascendant this afternoon though
KErcuuM has some strong letters and Webster tc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

day or two, the cause of his visit being private
business entirely, during which time he viii receive
many hearty grasps OF the hand FROM numbers
whose warmth of friendship it would be difficult 10
excel
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-16

Musc.-Beauties OF the celebrated opera LA
JoLIE FILE DE GAND.' The gctter up of this
piece OF music deserves great deal of credit for
his taste and skill, and he has succeeded in ar
ranging for the piano The finest portions Of this
celebrated opera. Millet's Music Saloon, 329
Rrna du-ap
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-12
CALVERT HALL.

FL REWELL NIGHT.
"a II. HENRY PHILLIPS will have the
lHn honor of giving his last and Farewell CON
CEkT at The above Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING,
PROGRAMME-PART |.
WITH INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATIONS.
Ba'lad-'Oft in the Silly Night T. Moore.
National Song--"The Rock Of the Pilgrims" MSS.
Irish Song-"Och, the Lake Of Killarney" National,
Scottish Melody-The Bony Banks of Ayr, Burns.
Welsh Balad-They talk of Bales and Hills
in Wales" National
German song-(by desre) I'm Herbst da
musd niaunninken, 1arschner
song-The heart how'd down--(Bohemam,
Song-The Birth of st. Patrick, :. Lover.
Ballad-Wken friends look, Barry Comwa
SOns-iLiy on Liquid Roses,n Mss.
Air-''The Groves Of Barney" Irish Melody.
Legend Of the Outlaws Bold Robin Hood
Pcrcy's Relics.
G3-To commence at eight O'Clock. Admissions 80
cents. Tickets 10 be had the prncip0 Music Stores,
Robinson's Library, Barnum's HOTEL AID at the Door
on the evening. Ii
n d. o. F,-TIiE ODD FELLOWS OFFER
q 0 ING FOR lS45-a splendid work, containing 9
beautiful Steel Engravings, viz:
David mad Jonathan at the Stone Ezet.
Vignctte.
Friendsp, love and Truth.
The Odd Fellows Widow.
The OddFellows Daughter.
The Odd Fellows Choice.
An Adventure in the Beach Woods
The Odd Fellows Orphans.
The Odd Fellows Family.
All Of whieh drawn ard engraved for this
Be0k, they therefore ORIGINAL and the hIEdiwork
Of Odd Fellow The matter is entirely ginal. 1t,
also, is the work Of Odd Fellows and their ladias.-
this work for 1915 is far superior to those ormer;
published Price only $50. II holds rank with the
best, and is yse the cheapest Annual Of the Season.
For sale by PARSONS PREbTON,
No. Isl Pratt street,
Adjoining the Rail Road HepSt.
{IF-The only agents for the work III the city. dl2
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Hrcu ScnooL CABINETS. The Principal of
the High School has lately received many de-
nations to the Cabinets. Coins from John Mae
lavish, Esq, and other gentlemen; an ancient
medal, containing likeness Of the Archbishop
of Canterbury and the other English Bishops,
from Geo. Brawner, ESD and sixty-three cop
per coins from Master Brawner-with many
specimens of minerals from DR.. Raymond,
Capts. Snow and Patrick, Brantz Mayer, Esq,
and others. Mr.. Brooks, the Principal, has
purchased and deposited for the use of the
School, valuable collection of rare English
FOSSILS We commend this enterprise to the
kindness of masters of We sells and our foreign
consuls, and the public in general as entirely
worthy of their patronage.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-12

MR. McDurFIE's RESOLUTIONS. The South
Carolina Senator has taken a summary and
anost extraordinary method of disposing of the
whole Texas question, by resolving that the
treaty made by President Tyler with Texas, al
though rejected by the Senate, shall neverthe-
less be valid and obligatory, provided the au-
thorities of Texas will consent. This may
truly be called short cut to reach an mpor-
tant object; and if it succeed, we can see no
reason for retaining that feature of the consti-
tuition, winch confdes to the Senate jointly
with the President, the treaty-making power.
Heretofore, in the purchase of lands from In
dian tribes it has been considered necessary to
resort to the trcaty-lnaking power; but we arc
now to add an immense territory and an indie
pendent sovereignty to the United States, by
simple resolution. If Texas be admitted into
the Union by this mode, either as 4 territory
or State, it is easy TO foresee, that the const-
tuition will offer no obstacle to ulterior arrange
meuts. Every thing Vii be made TO yield to
ahe one great purpose. We do not believe thai
Mr. McDutfie's resolutions can prevail; and
we hope that a majority of the members OF
Congress will be opposed to annexation alto
gother, and more particularly in the mode pro-
r,osed
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Mr.. DAyISoS'S INSTRUCTION IN WRITING.
The attention of the reader is respectfully call
ed to Mr.. Davison's Instruction in Writing, 1863
Baltimore street, which for reasons already
made known, has been placed at the low price
of fire dollars After the LIST of January, his
terms will be again established at ten dollars,
the original price. Mr.. DIS System and in
struction have been 50 long and iavorably
known in this city, that commentator is quite
unnecessary Ola our part to induce those desir-
ing improvement in writing to avail themselves
Of the present opportunity.
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no TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. This
Milford Bard will write tor any person in the city Of
BALTIMORE or in the United States, any subject
nected with literature science. Orations from SIS
to $40, occupying twenty and forty five minutes. Lee
lures SIS to 0 Letters and Essays 50; Pieces for de-
olamalion T3 TO So. Inscriptions for tombs 50 to So.
Sentimental Tales s. to $40 Advertisements 81 10
So. Songs So News Carriers Addresses IS. Across
tics 81. Pieces for Albums, &c. SC. cents per line.
Persons At distance will address post paid and
closing repluneration) the Milford Bard, DR.. John
l.ohanG, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ington University East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post efice, enclos
ing the qia pro quo. Q- Editors friendly to me, will
please give an Insertion nl2
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FANCY GOODS.
ND MeELDOWNEY IL co. have lust re-
-Ehs ceived, and will sell very cheap
Ladies' fancy Silk Velvet aud Silk CRAVATS
do. REVERE, Hemsi chea and Corded Bordered
Linen Cambria HIKES. r-'
do Bajans & Aeganden's white, black and CO.
. ..6 iored KID GLOVES
Gentemen's black and colored Satin, Silk and Mo
"a Fl. 51t- hair SCARFS sa..'a = rt
do. Tw'ed Sptalfirld and Pongee SILK Hdkfs.
do. India p}aiu and figured white g do.
vesngs, Cloakisgs, Mouslin de- LANES, Cashmeres,
Aipacas, Bombazines, sc. &c., which will he sold
great BarVaios st 400 BALTIMORE STREET,
dil-lEs Between Calvert and Lisatsts.
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% SONS OF TEMPERANCE. There will DO a
pubic meeting held by the Howard Division, No. ),
''SOns of Tenn erance, in the Ssamal'S New Bethel,
of Alice Anna and Apple alley, THIS
(ThurSdty) EVENING, at O'Clock. Introductory
Address by WILLIAM WRIGHT--aicr which, the Rev.
JAMES SEwELL will deliver an address on the subject
of Temperance. The public ave invited to attend.
Nos. /, and Divisions are requested to meet the
Howard, at their Hall, corner Of Fleet and Market
STREETS, al O'Clock. IT.
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TO- IF YOU WANT RICH LUXURGANT
Head of Hair, entirely free from, Dandruff, use the
Balm Of Columbia, from Cenlr,ock Il Co., 81 Court
land street, Broadway This is the only article
that will re.tore the hair on bald heads. Many worth
less articles palaed off the public upon the
reputation of the Balm of Colrspbia. DO not he de
ceived by them. The BALM of Columbia has been
tested by thousands and is the best and only article
that should be used for the hair. Sold in Baltimore
the corner of Baltimore and HanoSersis. 1t
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ENTIRELlY NEW ARTICLES.

hnwa The subscriber has just received a large
szEaW and splendid assortment of RUBBER
SHOES, OF the following descriptions: Ladies' Shaet
Rubber BuSKINs; do. do. SANDALS; Misses Sheet
Rubber Buskins do. do, Sandals; DO do. TIES; La
dies Furred GRECIANS; Gentlcmen's Sheet Euabav
SHOES; do Cbssl do. do. The above articles obtain
ed the FIRST PREMIUM 1om tho franklin Insti.ute.
New York. at its late meeting, and now for the fiss
time Introduced into this market. The public are in
yited to examine them, as hey are The most superior
and handsomest articles yet manufactured
He has also made arrangements iShave in store, the
largest,and most general assortment of CHEAP REB-
Der SHOES III the city, which he will dispose Of AZ
STREET, (Ol1 No. Isl opposite Marsh Market
dl2lHStfr WILLIAM COLES.
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o. WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &C. The
proved, IN hundreds of cases in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOGPING COUGH. In AsTH.
MA, all structures of the Chest, mot depending upon
intammatiOn,) difficulty Of breathing sc. it is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
use is perseverei in, effects permanent Cir
cumsances induce me 10 state, that the GENUINE
TicLE can only he obtained OF Dr. GlDEONB B. SMITH,
Easement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street. Bal
timore Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. d4 Jal0*
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o. CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING o

6F- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING o
very description, executed with great DESPATCH at No
81 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any Other
office execute
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC &c
Indeed it il needless TO enumerate, aS we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. in every gyte and in
Il manner unsurpassed in this city.
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KIDNAPPING. The owners of slaves should
he on their guard. We learn from the Della
ware Journal that two colored lads were kid
mapped from the house Of William Webb, near
Wilmington on the night of the 2sth olt. and
have not since been heard Of One is l6 or II
years Of age, and has thumb crippled BY an
axe, and the other about 10 years of age.
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TEMPERANCE MEETISG. The Howard d.
vision No. Of the sons of Temperance will
held publ, meeting this evening, in the new
Seanen's Bethel, at the corner of Aliceannc
street and Apple alley. The meeting will be
addressed by the Rev. James Sewell and MIR
VIM Wright, and will doubtless DO highly in
terestiuo to the friends Of the cause.
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OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
EonrSeness, Wh0opmg Cough, Group, Asthma, &c,
may be had, at wholesale retail, OF Roberts u Al
Perkins Brother, of Franklin aad Green sts.
or z. II. Perkins, south west corner Of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore MEOW
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"SABBATH MusMGs.n The small volume
bearing tAis title, is the production of Caroline
Fry, author of ''Clirist our Law" "Christ our
Example," "The LISTENER" &c., and is design
ed to give instructive occupation during that
portion of the Sabbath not employed in atten-
dance OH the Sanctuary. 1t should be placed
in every family for the use of the younger mem
bers 1t may be had at the bookstore of Messrs.
D. Owen s. Son, Sc Baltimore street. Also,
"The American Almanac for 1915" 1t con-
tains an account of the Kensington riots, &c.
"The Illustrated London Almanac, for lS45."
This is a beautiful and useful publication. 1t
contains the astronomical appearances for eve
ny month in the year, with illustrative diagrams
and explanations. Also, Notices ON Natural
History; occupations Of each month; notable
events; anniversaries; festivals &c. &C., and a
great variety of plates. Price rs cents. For
sale by Messrs. Shurts & Taylor.
The CHINESE TRRATY. This treaty has
been submitted to the u. s.. Senate.
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NERS. NICK ERSON. No. 50 r.. HOWARD
WI STREET, has jret received hoia Rev York, a
large assortment of Ladies Cravat of various colos
suited to this season. Also ON hand, quantity of
WOOL LAPS, for ntsrlining Ladies Skirts, Shaws,
Comforts, &c.. with a great variety Of WORSTED
sHAWLS, STOCKINGS, sc. Alse, an assortment
of Chnelle's gold and silver Bullion, with an extern
Sve assortment of Party Trimmings. dill
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THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. II, 1914.

TnASKsGIvING. This Office will be closed
$or the day after o'clock this morning. No
paper will be published tomorrow.
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n3-I. q. r. VI. The members of the Greet Council
L. q. Il. NJ, hereby notified TO attend the regular
meeting, to be held at Mrtamoyn's Hall, N. f.
of Hanover and Lombard streets, on FRIDAY EVE
MING, 18th inst; at O'Clock. Punctpa attendance
ia requested, election of olcGrs will take place.
IL J. l.. BOOKER, g. K. K.
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G7-ATTENTIoN LAFAYETTE LYCEUM. The
members requested to assemble THIS DAY, at 10
O'Clock, at The Central Hall, corucr of Market and
Challes-sts for the purpose of attending divine wor
ship. BY order.
p. s. Please he punctual in your attendance OH
Wednesday evening, 18Th inst being the regular meet
ing night BY order,
IT. JOHN w. AEEDAlRT, Rec. Sec.
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dl0-6t*

tI3-FAlR. The Fair fos the benefit of ST. Ste
phrn's Church will be held iii the Saloon of the Odd
Fellows Hall, Gay street, commencing on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th December Those ladies and gentle
men who have promised donations, and such as may
be disposed to contributes requested TO send the
articles to the residence of the Rector, No. % HA
MOVER STREET. G,rsR) d.
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D3- THE ASSOCIATION On DEFENDERS OF
BALTIMORE IN 1911, will assemble at the City
Hall THIS MORNING, at 9 O'Clock, TO attend the fu
neral of their late associate in arms, Mr.. Ely Aus
qUITu. fiji SETH POLLARD, Oh. Marshal.
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GI3-By Divine permission, the Rev. Dr. F. WATERS
will preach in the Methodist Protestant Church, cor
OF Pitt and Asquth streets, THIS (Tharsday)
Will be lifted in aid of the current expenses of the
church. The public are respectfully invited 70 at
tend. IT.