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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

METHODIST MISSIONARY SocciErY.-lhis 80
c:etv held It's annual meeting for election O. Oh
iicc.s on Monday the 9TH inst. al The Missionary
Room, in the Methodist Book Store. From the
Rcpor, which was partially prepared and read At
this meeting, appears that the debtoi the Society
is reduced to about $1,000 against about 5 5,VOo
at The same time last year. The Anniversary will
be held on the 18th OF May next. The following
gentlemen were elected Officers for the ensuing
year: ~.
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~ #. Calderon de Ia Blfca has been appoint.
., u,n.ter P!cnipo,en,iary OF Span to the Iailet
So 10 succeed NJ d'Afgaiz. / he new WINS
Ter ana MS family ave ady4"tageousIy An9 99, IA
,bis CITY, IN which he formerly resided as Charge
~. t1.ircs oil Span. NIt. nv. 0S'e4Nsy'
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II The North Carolina, receiving ship, was
lowed round from the Navy Yard to her summer
station off the Battery, Wednesday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

n.y. General Committee Of Democratic
WIG YoI-N(. MGN.-A Spe.ial HeetIng q tin C2.eLl
zee vii be held a. tie Broadway llDoe on FRIDAY E'h
as INC i'N' u 1'''' - - DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman.
C faas !, x :, T Iay seeseeaaes. ap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

CONGREGATIONAL MgErISG on RAILROAD IRoN.
VIII be held, at the Repository Of the Americ
institute, in the Park, this evening, at o'clock.
Subjcct-Can america adrantageousiy produce
her Otrn Railroad Iron? A partial discussion has
been had on this subject at former meeting. Some
have concluded that Railroad Iron should be made
exception 10 the general principle Of Protection
to aid by low prices Internal Improvements. 9th
efs believe that adequate Protecting Duties would
IN short time induce Capitalists to employ Labor
and Skill, make large establishments, and soon give
US Railroad Iron at price considerably less than it
has averaged for series of years past. This is GER
tiinly desirable, many millions Of dollars will be
invested in this article within the coming ten years
and if made 10 this country the money employed in
making it will be circulated in this country; but
should il be made in England the money will be sent
out OF our country, and IS they will not take our
produce, il must forever remain OF the country
three thousand miles from Us. We hope those who
meet will speak freely and spassionaely, and that
the truth will be elected. See advertisement.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY CHA q.

a Dele gate. 20 BALTIMORE 4 A''7.- o, =.
r.,s,zste, 20 Re Baitsuoe Mas Coavea0a eoa'eHe' =
n,tsdxry fol.e Wets@-.sy eyeassg. ~! ~. sss
70 IL r,ron4loe.is0a Of ;5e Dersie - az Si'-S T.
- T,i.,l Io,r r T,Des spesf.et Sec-ctsfT !: r'n'
g,,oy,,s That sgeh Us-is have - IL az =
al y, Iii fs-r.r. 81 u. sg'gl~s u SsctlAs
nsIs-tes - rsGsesc net u NsisDfsai !ia - -t1D-7
H54 M ntsocoex ~ toe p4.ps@s 81 c'gAriz1.-
80 Va.d t4.n-tes - feggssfd - iz1 - i Ii
IN, IN 80 t..s Of ilesstes sgs,oire n ech y I'D
p,.nfr>l 1ks; to- abJss t-2gsglg = pslsf54 " a. ~
Wing pstSn ). - AZ >--'' = =,
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p.,,t,,o,e coaveUtion.-TbA Cen;-z! Cisy
(,rt,, have the PLEASURE :e5s 20 iff .ft' =
tnsT Ee dls,eed ~ sr'ef he g'e sf.0, - - - y.
rSrch,eI an agreement WI:h tie Calfcs ana amor r.
Road COMPANY tfs slaiss 70 t.e ~ ., -.
- ~, ~. .>ac collar. ana i"eo5
re.r:s Nrssc end banner iree. ,.,t O. r,..55-.
INN Wi! 10 s;tesssnce Il tn -,'aL ~
Rom I2 h,osdxsr en:oi toe Deeg1,s ana 0l .s"s
10. thn~e thst lnsy Apply , ... ~. -
fon%ezsnoe Of D@legste4 from Paaepii4 70 t'a;i'.s q
81 Eay
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W.snlSsros's CAnP CHEsT.-"e understand
,ba, the camp chest used BY General Washington
80; ,a- tho Revolutionary War, and lately be-
ooa IT,, 10 Coqrtess By the late Wa Sydn,y
f. tS;aSar Of BaltlnIore county, MARYLAND, viii be
. '. 30 tins day by the Hon. John Quincy
Adams
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]. y. I,I.f .NJLDS,
Pr.sden; Central Clay Club Committee.
\. g. EeADsoED, Vice Presidents.
IoHS T. DopGG. l>:.c,e,orjes.
]. T. LOEroN. --,.--'
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Great Meeting In behalf OF the New York
and Erie Railroad.

A large and most respectable body Of our c'tl-
zeng assembled in the Tabernacle las. evening u
device rne&ns for aiding and urging on the con
mruction Of the Ngw.Y OK AND ERIE RAlLaoAD.
The following officers were chosen
GEORGE CRIsIvGI.U Preritcnk
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U- Wing Journals the State and City respectfully
,equested give publicity % the above ccMmnncGonJ X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
.su York Legisla.nrc.
II SENATE, a,ter the reports, &c were DIS

y
II SENATE, a,ter the reports, &c were dis
passed OF, =. co.s-,,,.
-.o.,r AMENDMENTS we're taken VI.
Tb, question being on the FIST amendment
- = ,s forogs: l. Two adiiuona! Justices
-, the Supreme Court shall be appointed "!o
ss.D have the same power, be appointed N 'l-e
INC maune-. hold lhe!r Offices by 'le sumo
,sr,r-e. and be subject to the same disfli1.n1'-
ron as to holding any other Office OF trust OF fe
80. ..,,s, t,r any elective Office, as the o'heF
Justices OF that Court.
Afc- = feg remarks by Senator's. the ques''oa
taken. and the amendment aco?ieo' - % .
The question mex, REQUIRED upon the 100" -''5
,r,e.,d,,en,. which was also adopted oy VOC .,
u TO-: The Couf: of Caancery snail c''lz'st -
-. Cb.ncelo, and three Associate CnsHce.o:s'
any OF whom NAV hold the Court he SAD as
s-.;,,c -Iancegors small have the same powers
-, s,,.;nted in the same manner, hold tAe'E o.
;ces by the same tenure, and be SUBJECT 70 INC
s,rne d,sou.ihcatons as 10 holding any oti'c3 o.
fee o. public trust or receiving Votes ''i 80;
elective Office IS the Chanceito'.
l.: ASSEMBLY. CT the rnotion of Mr. MANI
tho Vew York Police Bill! vas taken U?-
NJ, ". moved sundry amendments, winch &c
said had removed all objections TO the oH-. one
.msotynen, reduced the term oil serTice OF LIZ
policemen from four years 20 oHe- The b'ii, ioo' i
no. % 20 into effect unit; AFTER the new CoEIl -,
Council shall hare been sworn into oiilce' nc
o,ber amendments were OF MINOR importance.
NJ Wr,uws said the delegation from ne"
York were unanimous in Their support oil TINS OH
As amended, and they believed 1t was as perfect
ss i couId be made He hoped there would De
ro eoposition or unnecessary delay which would
hard the passage Of The bill through the TWO
The The bill was laid on the table and printed.
The bill to authorize The Utica and Science
t.dy Railroad to carry freight was ordered to
third reading. -, ;.,o..3
passed;
mn ofthe asn Of North Salem 10 Lew
F5- he reHcf af Iierrit Clark AID o,Eets.
r.! the relief u i.on.a, u tca. - - ,I,,3oo
f9r the r-.i vi. t;c-r ana ~ ease- ,,-r. $50,
10 reduce t, uurtcg Cllac -is = ',,el., -:
70 froa7iofae tire ClayecacS Farmer Aiu'u1'
@ ~ .5,s the chatter f,he YoSye rife COMPANY
The COMMITTEE OF the hole then toon VI INC
bill for The Establishment; OF Normal School (tP-
proo,ia,es 50 900 from the Literature una ,, o'
the establishment Of such school, and ) io,9oO
annually FOX It's maintenance and support re
ierred to Committee Oh Colleges.
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Coon Nsws goz TIE NAVY ARDs-SAn
. rrsorar<r:oNs.-A BIZ YESTERDAY passed tae
So rb,rring previously passed the Hoc%.
',n,~.,;,f;ny sll0.0Gg ior continuing the wok
.ersr.I N.vr Yards: beng the proceed,
- ,.- se. OF old copper sc. mace curing tie
pas, winter WI! not the hafey ala ihcas;i"cs
mechanics Of our city participate 1l'ol % lag
suspension Of WORK, and aiief 50 inacn suI''aS
on accoun, thereof, n the blessings %iicn 'ai'
messn-e IS calculated to afford : We hope So
T., ,bosc 50 deeply interested =; least make IN
fort Washington Standard, Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19

lrh. Every true Wing, and trend OF lhe present
Tariff coming from the interior oil the State TO our
CITY, will find the 'atcll-strine hanging outside the
Central Clay Committee Reading Room, liz
Broadway-desigmated by ilag waving across
Broadway by day, and transparency by night
Suitable persons will be In constant attendance at
couniry at cost OF publication, and 10 give their
friends welcome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-19
By This Mornings Mail.

NE. CLAY At RALfIGH.-"t coPy ''on :
p.'.-o,,,T :. index" the following extract IL
letter dated ,,, So, ,oo,.loc,p,
DEAR ste pr. Iii -; 49, 1e.9;:o W.. eycrr :
e'en;ns :, on North STATE ne c'y IS ao,s
"oi."i - s,lsr,,, illumination; tie suburbs az
a s..l III, IL c.lpp-res Of the thousand, ~io haysa
up .. -. IN qra, n1an TIE homsge 50 Jas1
ile's 10 III LIN. ron the porch o. toe csf4s
hs ,;'.. he fog.l:ude. who eyer and anosa
Il i5e ' ak With pess Of applause aad AL i.4 -.
sfatioas through Inc 'ai'sss a.e ,ssPas e.
Inc Lids. ulI caught up By re i''- 80. ~ 2" =
-:ii' 40. .ai ster[ ,;.a,ci clay and Li5ery
M i y.iIl leave here on Ihsfsds, ie 18th ie.
~, 'I =. I CT extra boz; IS pra4
ID 10 depart lfoa CRY Po;a' on .a'era,' he j. p
nm bat one dav, FRIDAY. oi''eINisE ne essaa'
80 49,, Pe.ersbUrsh ar;il MONDAY
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NIL, / u.,., v. W., 80 svul
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10 tie SeRdrs oftis CFitcf Siaies
The undersigned. citizens OF - reSpectllIy represent
that since the enactment the exi,,n: fan. the condition
Of the c0nnrry steadily nnd v>y improving, and
tint nbor finds eaGier employment and IN u. lveroge.
better reward, while there the whole quicker demand
and .ree. market or nearly 1.-THE productions OF our Home In
dt,try. THIS state things nemcnu'ss oppiehend
would he disau.y changed By the passage OF the bill to
lce and ira,.on the Tamil proposed by the Committee OF
Was and Means OF the House u
earnestly 10 atest and prevent me passage oil
the same. o. similar measure, INTO 4 law.
\ IN dc.r- n-pe and confidence.
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Cu.yLys NcVg.S, CHAaLEs DEsSisoS.
iIARa KYLLgY IsAAC IOrHsEND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

sct and degraded have no heart to strike blow

ject and degraded have no heart to strike q blow
for liberty.
" But it has at last pleased the Great Disposer
of Events, that Ireland should awake from this
ethargy-this sleep of degradation-this moral
death; and with suddenness that can scarcely
be accounted for by the ordinary means which
produce great events, Ireland ,cith one bound
has sprung from the cutters OF intemperance-
from the deep darkness OF her moral degradation,
into the bright and healthy sunlight Of s05riety
and mental independence. The necessary con-
sequence of this is the restoration of her moral
energies; and with all those energies, she is
peacefully but earnestly beSeeching the British
crown for a redress OF grievances which could no
longer be endured-ior Repeal Of The odiOus act
Of Uaion-an act procured by fraud and corrup-
tlon-against the remonstrance of the whole Irish
People, and which the experience of more than
forty years has shown to be most disastrous to
both nations.
In all this war, Ireland has right and Justice
on her side. The question has been answered by
our ancestors In that immortal Declaration which
has made these, the then colonies Of Great Brit
ain, Free and Independent States
We have not room for more to-day but the
whole pamphlet may be obtained at this Office.
Price cents.
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To the Erienas ora.r. Clay.

LIFE AND SPEECHES or HENRY CLAY.-The publish
sts of this work are aow prepared orders any
extent. The work is comprised Volumes con
tanning IN the whole upwards Of LEO pages and Illus
trated by splendid steel Portrait OF Nj ClAY View OF
his Birthplace in Virginia and Fac Sime of one of hi.
letersOne Hundred copies for NnetyFire Cents each
Iii believed TO be the cheapest work published
America These Speeche, form important portion ofthe
History of Country for the last thirty years, and are
interesting all classes of readers without reference to
politics.
Bound with Cloth Backs g. Gilt Lettering.
Single copy. Sl ~
Twenty-Five COPIES for. "a 90
One hundred COPIES Tor 80 10
None sent on commission. Terms CASH Orders must be
ddressed 10 GREELEY & McELRATH, Nev-Yors.
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nor COUGHS, AND COLDS, CONSUME
TIONS and ali diseases and affections of the lungs,
chest, and thsoat-The VEGETABLE PULMONARY :s Ky
and sale Of from 30 10 s bottles year eecos Stand
ard Family Medicine throughout! New Ea=snd II Is used
S,rngnishad Physicisn SAYS he safe and
medicine Aaoshet that II mas Justly acquired
pointed me reasonable expectations Of those who have used
Son genuine uHlfss signed sampson s ss,d Or Nm.
sts 70 Fulton street z3 Broadway East Broadway Al
So sold by Druggists aud Asotheearsa generally Il Ne.'
Y5rk Pres 20 ctgts lS In
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N0TICE TO NEW Firms.

\ MERCHANTS about establishing new INNS
wi Or. requested 10 perrse the following CARD:
The subscribers having sen estseshsd tor number at
years and being practical SIGN AND ORNAhENIA Al
PAINTERS Wc scuusint Others that they
have couciudel 10 reduce their CHARGES fo cash onIy
So PR.CENT. BELOW ;heiT former PRICES.
~ All work executed by them 10 Dc IL their se known
SUPERIOR STYLE AuKERAlAS x MILLER,
40 sW NJ l02 Nassau 4. Ann
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LIENS LADIES tRENCH bUOlS D
n The attention Of the Ladies OF NrwYotk Is decidedly
Allan 70 Lispenard street Go what society may,
elegance Of the III and eEi Of A5n Boots 5f and
ar comoaisirg Their quality BE surpassed
their beauty s1ceed sqeh uastePlses OF Msch1ai:
rst and gese store at Lspenard-s Broadway
iN "a, - - LADIES'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

DOR SAl.E-New and secondhand doors,
sashes sash doors couater shelving &c ready
plaia=d. By j Locke, 81 Ann 81 Ja21 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

THE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, VII
max. surveys Estimates Of cost, and reports for Rail
wavs Canals, Koals, Docks, Wharyes, Sustaining Walls
sndges description. with plans and Pee'teaons
Trey will measure and compute crbica Quantities OF earth
or rock estmatS the cost Of REMOVING the same they WI
pow.r available and Of opening mines and quarres They
Will make drawings and specifications OF improvements 10
achue and aid inventors III procuring letters PATENT the
.ryires Of Or Thomas P jones have secured TOR
business requiring personal attendance at Washington They
will te sale o. Letters fat'Gt AGO. @
Mines QuarTies, Machinery, &c.
Address eher of the undersigned AZ Me5khSHts tx
n1oSns WILLIAM X. CASEY
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rPTByTNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No $50 NASSAU-STREET.
All kinds OF OBJ PriEtiuS, spchsS
PAMPHLETS, hAAiAoIH, eHo" o'I-s'
Earcys Cans, CoSCEET BILLS, PLAIN land
INSURANCE. PoL.ciEa. , Fancy,
BILLS OF LApiSG, foL1rlCAL PILLS,
pony s|scrr1 az the Office of the rhine, No 6D Mas
sau srIeet--opposite the Park.
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
no.. Spruce street, tTribranc Buiidtnss.)
JAMES PRINGLE,
fLaIN AND oKNAM ENTAL
BOOK BIN D E r.
JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUNCTUALITy ON THE
sis HOST REASONABLE TERMS.
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.-L 81 B. ShEL-
OLENGER. No. 50 Cortandr-sreet and Gotne! OF uiton
strangers visiting city of NewYo that they are cling
off their Fall aud Winter stock of Goods al very reduced pr
and wave beaver sack and Of latest nads
up by the best kmer velvet 9TH and fancy Ve' cph
and tweed pants gloves sasl-ndsTs
comorta bles shirts tanreIs collars boson &c
ND-L & B. $ also beg leave inform their TRENDS ana
DISCERNING public having engaged experienced cutters
they hand swavs large assortment o. LOIS as
der and warranted Nh O. NJ Scrmgeuot s2Peiiatend'
the Custom Department, So Conrtiandt street nose VINO
wish 10 economic would 10 welt 10 call ofe sons else
where Every article warranted and all orders punctuaiy
attended 10
isI5 I'm. l. & B. SKELLENGER
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e Health, Quiet, and ComTorI-Jhe C:s-
ham HOUSE 63 Bsrcaseet Newly ork proters adYsnises
10 strangers stopping few days weeks The CITY, such as
are rarely offered Il is egiby located clean AND AIRY
mediate vicinity of he principal steamboat landings t'
convenient and peat while us Iabie
GLIDING entirely Animal Food and snmnan;s OF al! kinds
Charges moderate and every effort made render Boass
stsst. ly2A
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A MEXICAN POST OFFlCE.-Ihe american
y Letter Mail Company have established rost Otres u
Ne. York Phrdephia baltimore md Boston, and will
sy bI,yy .ss, SW WY rk and Phiiae shia
Posa for each half payable always IN advance
Stamps 90 for dollar
They y. Ill carry only letters.
Their purpose carry letters by the most rapid convey
a,ce and the cheapest rates and TO exend hef
las fast as patronage may justify the principal routes OF
the country the public The most extensive la
cties for correspondence that can De afforded al an UNIFORM
The Company design also m sustained BIZ tine pubrc) tho;
roughly agate the question: and test e cons'!tuonal
Tho grounds on which they this right, published
and for sale at II. Offices IN pamp pm IL
unless promptiy called for Will be 1eye ed by carriers.
eRGsl Pr II E w 5. closed rOs at
p r. aaa aoz'''' past : - ''e S .,
and Philadelphia on uesdy the sd P NJ from
on Wednesday, from Baltimore on ThuIsday
Office in NewYcr 30 Waistreet Philadelphia lO9 ines
Boston IL Sate-street; Baltimore Museum Build
Refer in New-York to Josiah Hove. Esq So Merchants
il the public approve the enterprise they requested 10
give it'heiI .uppotrOm the ort y;ssaNnEp spooNrp
New York January 20, l84 ja2O gus ostI
K PARKS only true celebrated highly i'm
y proved Manifold Letter Wrer.-Ths article produces
Letter and Duplicate the same ti without the use OF pn
detected
j. Park would refer his friends and the public generally
the New ok press which teens with praise al the as
improvement he has made In the above article anu nVte
them call and the extensive assortment ne has on
hand and Convince themselves OF the utility ana Oh
the above article which he sells 50 cent cheaper ta CAT
be bought elsewhere, az his Stationery and ratent plank
Nassau ass -''D> AS'Se' 0@'''' 0O'', -
N B-Ths Writer warranted TO bear the change Of any
climate and will rub OF, at the same Hie
hayi all the hair strokes ei the JIu III
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/ ? AN tkD-Piaces BY two NICE, industrious
Srls tor homework, washing, Sc Apply a, IS ost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
WHOLE NO. s73.

DEACH ORCHARD, STOVE and MT Coal.
Delivered from the yard in the be; order, free OF Carriage
at Five Dollars PER ron, warranted ms aS;KsDN0RE
iSlw~ Washington. corner OF Franklin 81
(VOAL! COAL!,-At So p per ron-BIoken,
y Egg and large Stare-The subscriber IS now deFetes
the tcs Peach Ochtr Red Ash Coal the above low price,
' cash. well screened and Wt'sheF E Fl az L TiSstS
i2f2me Yard corner of King and Grssnwl ch SIS.
T LIVERPOOL C0AL-For sale from yard, or
direct from ship Lspoe Goal ct s snrSF'o 10 e 2pl o b
subscriber before leaving their orders sew;er IS ne Is de-
s to sTo Isl s. fst 81 SsI RS
GOAL, COAL.-The real genuine Red Ass
SPeach Orchard moi purchased the dock of second hand
s s oai md ~ @ a T hs eSws
prices free Of caags well screened from the yard,
sshsE OF @ Ssk fG o. s;S G bn Lar =
wanna S. Lshlsh s., LiTsrpoo sc.esned, 50 fMd 80
Warrington ~. near SprtaS 0ot.oN ny y ~ o.
BEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscriber
has now on hand for sae the above coal of all r.;,
which he offers for low ma5Se, price from the yard
Orders through the Des3ieh Post left at the office of
the p0ssS6S S K Ps2lRso5 tSsssf Anthony st..
rear Of Broadway Tabernacle.
Liverpool aud sydney Coal 70, amily s~i}fs cT
s;,4s. Il5tf
DOLISH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
Every body Boston POLISHING ,. stoves and Frstts
ness when you eqr dwsiias than 10 notice ~ snd
we'll poSed. We would recommend IoF pu
nose WN BROWNS PENClL. PASTE. II Is put Gp IN
hich but l2 CENTS and has many over
the British ustre Black Lead, Us u<tre Is brighter
lasts enser aud used with much less dust aud trouble In
one after gets dry by the ape aoG ct
SCI beautiful ro!ish For sale WIN. BDOWN >, I&l
Washing Retaled by all The Druggists ana Tnct
~ Stores IN Boston, Salem Lowell Worcester tofuans
Springfield Dealers ant families bs Supplied o A. B&
D. SANDS, Druggists, No. 10 Fulton street 2S Broadway
II East Broadway. !l3 I'm
TIVE, HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
make against loss dAnase by rs and INLAND
navigation favorable other similar Instiu'
| tion the city.
Capital S30o, oOO- Office No. s. Wall street.
DIRECTIONS.
r. fiayans Caleb o. Aalstcd, John Rankin
Najah Taylor, Wilam w. Todd, sless D. Bsujnmin
| J. Phillips PhGuiI, William Couch, Nathaniel Weed,
flaming c. Tucker, 3. L. Wooll-y Ferdinand Suydam,
D Dha B. Wolfe, Micah BALDWIN Peter L. Nevia.
T. HAyENs, President
| Iryx,, PHllLlps Secretary liS Il
lire INSURANCE, AT THE LOWEST
| L RATES BY THE HARTFORD FIRE INSUR-
| ANCE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lsU-Char.r perpetual.
DIRECTORS
Elphalet Terry, II. Huntington,
Albert Day, John Allyn
Ezra White Jr. James Goodwin, Jr
John r. Brace, Charles Boswell
Henry Keury.
ELIPHALET TERRY, President.
JAMss g. BoLLEs, Secretary.
This loug established and we'll known Institution having
been operation upward OF 30 continues 70
sure Houses Furniture Stores, Merchandise and other po
erty against loss damage BY FIRE The most iayorabls
terms JOHN NELSON, Jr. Agent,
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FORGETFULNESS.
THERE is haven of sure rest
From the loud world S bewilderng stress
AS bird dreaming on her nest,
AS dew hid In q roses breast,
As Hesper in the glowing West;
So the heart sleeps
In thy calm deeps,
Serene Forgetfulness
No sorrow in that place may be,
The noise of life grows less and less
AS moss far down within the sea,
As In white lily caves, bee,
As life in a haZy revere:
So the hearts wave
In thy dim cave.
Hushes, Forgettulness.
Duty and care fade far away,
What toll may be we cannot guess;
AS a ship anchored in bay,
AS cloud at summer-noon astray'
As water-blooms in byeezeless DAY;
So, meath thine eyes,
The full heart lies,
And dreams, Forgetfulness
Mr., Lowell, like every true Genius, is 8 phl!an
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respectable young woman, 4
situation private family chambeTnaid waiter
ptn cooking, and IS good washer and iioper or abe
~ nv, references i05 Nor =, js$S Pc
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NOIlCE.
Our outdoor Agents. who will b. At the landing Of
tile dierant Steamboats, Railroad Cars and Steamships,
10 distinguished and known by their badge their hats,
and their ordery quiet behavior. Passengers by leaving
their names a, the Hotels Office, VIII BE- called for by
our Agents.
HARNDEN s. co. will bring parties Of Immigrants
OF pleasure from any European po 10 port IN this coun.
try cheaper better than possibly be done by
other House.
The attention OF Societies. Associations aud Of Landed
rr0pri.ors respectfully collected to this advertisement
,22 2awti HAlNDES u CO.