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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

4 MERiChN ELASTIC sIlEPENDRRS AND WIZ.
4LbNH-ihe snrpfi-'ng perfection asiisd by hs la-
proyentnt- OF The -uonbeT rOmynundlGs
aud aGhriins To The .anuactrre Of En,tc " ebbiag ~
te All 0l EachGefy SFTgf nf- snyng fhli
-uspendef offered ur SI- by ,nHde
Amoug the advantages ne claims hs mode nlrUf-c
tp:e over Tint =" MI ,cady- freed. from .u.p %
smell 80 nsepc gne from G.s TIE ..ecn! ami eSr.,y
prnpety OF -taiugz their elasticity and the gfg mere -
,tifiors- without adiuHl bulk weight l. Is q ro,fnn.
enHpsni amD2s th9.e VINO hive used Mr. CO ,u,o-rd-r
Jhl- entirely 0byieie by Days. poc, and den Ter, "a i,
pch-:s Or Webbing Is1.r1t egumn- tha roo. NJ \,
fHfeh 'nns An assortment, embracing All the .nh ~ Pot
tefn,, always on hand and tor ssi. by ~ H. DAY
Successor 10 tne Rozbury India RutDerta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

7 UXLRNE COUNTY, ~ The cOminDu in 81 POGO.
l 4 syivgna 10 1e Sheriff Of SAID county. GREETING.
lhnmas Glnrte mak- you secure uf p'o-ecutng h e'u,
then commend ynu that summon by good Eud hSiM
summon-n, ka0c Nroc md JOsephu Lurng aud their sl
vivnr. aud his heirs and iui--cs hnding the i
or n portion Of the land, md William. Thorn Nufmai.
du, Cooper 4. QGackenbu-ii. William T. NDss. lI4funn
Rugsas. Il. Gnswoi. ~ .ry john x. Townsend, Jutrph
Wright. Robert Nichnl, and Isaac Vroci, ior whom.
with and other it land Is he'd ~ b. the aforesaid
t md their and each Of their heirs md legal
p,senntiycS late OF county, yeoHen that they H.
mad appear before Judges NJ keshaue. county
Court OF Common Pleas there 10 be- held The t Monday 81
November next. 10 show wherefore whereas ticy the md
Fnas and the sid defendants, together and unIydsi do
hoh tract al land sgfe IN Providence township l.usa'n
county end jcs N iennylyaun bounded norbert, bg nni
oil Francis A. O. Smith. sast=fIy by the line at the o,,n.p
Of Providence, sothefy by lands ol Conner Phn> md
erIy by The lGcknwsna continuing eight hundred
of lund les. ihe purpaTi belonging rlUi h.nF
the fourth ind portion "i the same. ana the ts
salh Defendant. paTOn thereof between item be
curilBg ~ The laws aud Customs ~ tbs onmuuw .tth
ml,o nn provided. do gnn,Gy. md ita ia
Done De- 10; pert. dJu.iy. s0d ugnlS The laws
and customs IL ti- saul and hose then thefc t
those and this wit. Nn--s lion Juh.
y ;0nyusHn. President ni -ad " 'hr.tufs.
ninth day OF August, ~ D. Eighteen Humid rni Forty
Four. a. BEDFORD PrDthunDiify.
WiSe.barn. hcg -. nnlg ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

cvrREiSC's RESroRA ALIVE CoRn!At.-:q tn;,ly csie.
- braied ioT the cure d DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS Ar
FF(tTIONS EER:.TrY .sc j. prepared and sold. whole
Is ard aii ~ he uronrietur No Murray st. Il may
e he 5lired Of ;hc following respectable Druggists and
{, e. Ito roh...eay -nd 10 Aston House; WE. Burger y
sToUr;iaad =: A. b. / u Sand. g Fulton - Sands Z
- -. ;'r,,i gyay David SaaGs Co. East Broadway
s:.s Minu. aIl Fulton -. j. lsrir 20 Gsents'ch ST. O.
I'm. sSi Pal 81, j. H. -c.efsn. ia tfr.! .: j. <
ttacion -. Hudson 81: Z. CiasteHcT. $50 5owcry; l. L.
Cotton 10 E,ccci- n s;rss:
Agent ~ NEwAzE, Z. f. ]. HiiiGrs' ~ BIosds''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13
MARINE JOURNAL.

fntie brig Republic. for Port Prince-ProfA Lamb
.is,s!s 4 DehVux aad y y war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13
at No. AZ North.Second =. phindsphia. " TO
CHURCHM Az. ROBERTS o. 90
! 0,a,.o,- M ~ Wn;ar - New York.

- AT PRIVATE SALE.-Fouih street. WASH
4I:r sduarc-lhe de-ruhe dwelling House. ~
5Sj Furnished. Washing orsQuae, beng te :cconi
h", - Snu,h from irrlo.r-ef. aud the vn!nybie lot. !
ice by rs feet The p t b. 20 feet d'cp with =
szz3 no tha rear The premises, haze hc-n thoroughly re
,,fer; mud ,,Uiet m the 5a.i mRnrr- hr-eioIis If he
pu-rie money my remain 5ond an mortgage, je ine
ANTHONY BLtEf kER : co.
sqf,s No i;rord 81 near whilst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

SscGreUs
Rings Helen Anna OBJ Hughes Hsbot Grace NJ. Stok
* Anthony; avinia. (Bt ke.la.. do. Il l. KoGth Iopa
Green, Newtern. : l. Mitchell.
Scht Victor. iial!.it. Boston.
BsIses rotpoisc and Delaware. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

DuCKAWAY WAGON FOR SALE.-A new Recka.
xny in perfect order Can be at MeckIe J. Emp
lon g stable iN East Broadway, fot sale By
alsG w, SEYMOUR * co. No. 4 Chaifz1n- square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13
Disnstcrs.&c.

Schr President Jackson. OF and from homaso al Boston,
took tIe from me The hold on Monday night Ur
Tuesday morning size hauled the oil Russia
wharf and attempts making 70 smother the Ike by stop
pus all the avenues 10 the air-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

All srsos requested 20 Try t. Tor without execution Is
the mos, valuable mly medicine ever vel uscntse. ,nn .
,es nay hnsnnds o cerichteS have been received from
Pysicias iicrsy men and families OF the irs' e,ectabiy
bearing the strongest testimony IN IT'S isVo 100 numerous !"
Sod At wholesale nd retail by A. B. 4 d. Sands Druggists
49, ~ ' ~ - auii I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

se ron ale OR Lease; --fhFy-tNso, LniS OF
rod is At iarsmes ~ J. bonnie, ca y ' a3:
ons NO tom Jersey Cry For pa;tcu'G5 ia.e.s a. u
4 10Th -r-c;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

Ts ono ii The most efficient. pleasant aud 'Ge compost
un, ever o:e me public Tor ire cre 81 me yn',o, e
nnrsga nj the Stomach and Bowels. GnG the 'ny 'ire
vurthy ~ he eost confidence 70: curng Ch"lei n.atum or
u.nrsr Complain: and all the above Diseases really tc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

y,INE'S HAIR TOEIC-..iar -iving this a--ice 4 iau
y jrn we unherniinsIy pronounce tto be "ta: pioe
i ha;i nca without any exception. io, Tor the fss"fi
@ ond r5r-riicn Of The human heir. We knew ot numer
ors instances where hglr been restored o neads winch nave
ceu bud Yeas and Vt think we cannot 90 oe!ei iE'of
ssn la rc nenf 10 al Cur readers ing irelI nhif
~ NEE t.sI oihs Tonic immediately. Nal fGv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13
LEGAL.

nTOTIE is hereby given ~ the Gre ,ors of WILLIAM
~ VI. AYRES, OF the CITY OF New York. that he hath
rlqle and executed assignment of ms property the uncf
signed r the beUeft or h, crejrors VINO are required
their respective accounts and demands To the snd urlef
signed his sine M 9i Paa,tre-t, the City ~ Ne~
York before the theh ry Of September next. and ~
par rs indebted said W VI. Ayrs requested To hlu.
date their indebtedness before such day with Sad under
Sigrei The place aforesaid New YORK. AGsu.t llih sA
nui !awtw GILBERT +. EN EkS y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

~tC,pp.'s: ACCIJSTIC OU,-iiere l. something WOFth
"a attending to- coming does from man so extensively
kuowu ~ hr Graet. bg,n IN the cry and c"uh'iy I'D,
hereby certify that ilcn the effects OF severe c1l laS
winter became partially deaf attended with very lSgtee
hia nni.q Ike ringing nf bells &c. which gradually Increased
ntii cnnlpy los; the hearing of when was m
flce 10 ~ capa Acoustic M AMI nm now hapoT to say
that with the e OF bot'e the above med che, can
her ~ well n, ever and all disncreeabe noises nave entirely
red Any frrthfr information respecting ny cae WI
e s.dy g,yen >; calling on NJ No. t5. North f,Eh
near Race. . .-., bh.N'''i' N'.fNi'i'.
r"nars ;y HEI H. rn odd wholesale and retail by a.
o. d "a SDS. Druggists "" ~ taitOn-stres,, rs ttpad
y,ay and Il t.-sl Brsadwsy. Price s. Az IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

&, FOR SALF!-A FARM containing seventy acre; OF
So. chnce Laur ~ good state ut CULTIVATION sI'Ya'eG
hsS In the town or Cornwall, Grange County. r. y. IN
full view .: the Martin River hn; m!e om the village q,
'lnlerhury aad within Ave Tniss Of Newbufsh On sad
with Tie necessary 0ut.bulurS nnd great variety OF exec,
en i It's location eGd other ADVANTAGES being u; ;e W
,nii nj Good schools and CHURCHES render a!tu.ehe5n vn'r
deaae pross;E. I'e iatisoaate md is.rs accenrI
" ;':ty or Of T. r. EtRCHAED. on the premises
The above Farm within !ar hnsf snil "i Mex oTk IN
', V ~ - In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

rE,HE MISSES HAV5:NS viii resume h=ir school icr
Young i.adc, the i6I September. at u. residence OF
I- atier r. Faypns corner Of Union and Cntonstfses
South Brooklyn. L. l.. - III;
For circular. and references 20 their io1et ernHioye a9
80, an may lie Iaaaaas above the Office o The Howard
InsIrsf &c Co.. 81 ~ ell street, y \.
-; ~ y. I,S,,,cs = lv'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

pRfvtTE BOARDING School hr Sonn! Iade s.l u
the vicinity af ii. IahD- Park Y.-Bespec aoe nm
lies desiring 20 p,ace :he- .ts such school WI @
.ss esifa BE rpporurty ems nodernie cna me - -
respectable references gwen Ap2cauon to be ins
Gree lIs.ch = 81 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13
real, ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

s,,-yr,y=JV=, YATES POWER. liz ON MIN ES. AND
:LYaLTABLE Tract OF IaN D bsR - L. ;a en-; N
Orange Cauniy, Rsrapo az = ~ IT, tnc ~ S,
os It'd RaG.sao .ye passing nearly through The caoi;s Of
tc The ss;s- power cap;.e .! ~ VIC ;
ri is Tera ar dbort Il 90 .cres OF an% hesy "a,
.-o.a -cr T1i7as a. r., quality and limestone p-srs
-ea Strength Pan OF the ai would make excellent ieirs
5T rsio two ,,le, onC anu one =ie T!e. les IN ole
o ire trrt ths scaner- o: whlch y beautiful iH pace
healthy II & Sloyn g. TIE Au-nsla tfac 2a
I. s:r,e raiies aS5ve P:f.soa's VOTES. 49,, -. b,
-rs en- R Fad 10 Il IN hee tour horz TON tia eliJ oi
New YORK by tie Mes York and Ere Rhtca or n re o.
~ csrs ~ os .;scssrsrck snd Orange Turnpike IL
9, az ns zsy Nysck HaveSt-a~ Oh the duason hIsi
INQUIRE a: No. - Chs ham - le- o,lI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

's sd IL ~ ,s YORK BY ~ s. & D. SANDS. Druggists. No
70 FuItons;rsst rs Broadway. Il East Broadway e,i,, tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

~ W. PEI-rTnS Seiert Acadsny 30 Chsry s,fe nsa.
". Clinton street New York. IN the lecture .'l@H
Mane NJ Church. For terms of tuition. cifcu.ar -
nppiy the School Room kev j. foissi. No ~ Tenn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

corner CEa:nbe:s.streat; ~ Fulton street TT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

E6y>.F'e tNEliiNATIvE BAi.SAli-l certain. safe
j md e.e-iu, lc,ney Dysentey. leTrhGg, nr ,e
.',1,.-. .oTils Summer Complain. toic. nJu:=
Pm. SC,l- std;seh Sck and Neryou: Iicaincie, Heart
M =, -,p-i,nsn n ~ sickness Of the StnmHch. Vomiting.
!"i.' ~, ~ T.nJ alter Eating and also where It passes
pogs5 X, bay unrhansnh Want OF Appee Rssie,snfs
- mn rerroug Tr-lnors and T,ytchug.. sea
SrLraSi g:innrs Melancholy ind iowDes Of ~nr Ffct
ting and Gyia. 81 iaints and Tor al f""e' iec'''2 ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-13

PARTICULARS, Of the Farm IN nntiur.on :g:Trsnp
advertised some lime by w. K j. I Iap>rnit.
can now he had ~ their Office. 70 South 81. corner Of His
(
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

From NASSAU, N. P.--We take from the Mas
sau, N P, Gazette of the 14th inst the following
items
We learn this morning by an arrival from Har-
Dor Island, that they have had number Of YES
sells from the United States OF late, which has had
the effect Of giving abundance of provisions and
cheap, yet we are sorry to find that continuation
Of distress still exists amongst some of the nhab-
ants of the. upper or middle parts of Eleuthera.
Perhaps this may be occasioned from the extreme
Incidence of large portion Of the enumerated
population, who are sadly remlss in providing for
themselves beyond their present moment of want
We are sorry to see our harbor so very thin just
now; not square rugged vessel scarcely in port,
and hut few Of the smaller craft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

LATE FROM LIMA.-Advices from Lima to the
sth of June, state that General Vivanco had re-
treated to Arequipa, pursued by General Castillo
II was thought that Vivanco would embark for the
north, and not give battle-which would prolong
the war several months Business was dull.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

NrBLo's.-The beautiful fairy tale of "Puss in
Boots" has been dramatised, and was produced
last evening at this establishment 10 by the same au-
thor az Fortunio-he inimitabe blanche The applause
tremendous and the piece successful II will be re.
peated this evening with the farce Of Mners Holt
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

YELLOW FEVER IN MoBmE.-We have seen let
tiers dated Mobile, 10Th nst which state that there
weretwo cases of yellow fever on that day. On
the 18th there was one case
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

VIsTToRs.-Captain Huger and s. Van vlet, of
the U. s. A., are staying at the American Hotel.
The Hon. w. G. Preston is in town and stop
ping at the Mansion House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27
The Great Mass Convention nc Albany
This Day.

Our "unequalled corps" left last night for Albany
forthe purpose Of attending the great Mass Con-
vention of the Wings at Albany this day. We
shall therefore be prepared to issue at the earliest
possible moment, full report of Mr.. Webster's
great speech, and all the other proceedings on this
important occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

ERRATgM.-1n yesterdays leader the compositor
made US say the very reverse of what we intended
in reference to the chances of the wings, as they
appear at present IN this State We wrote that
they had the slightest perceptible shade of pre-
ponderance," as was clear enough from the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

ny- NO CAPTAIN, LIEUTENANT. MATE, OR
MILDLY should to without supply Of Dr. Gouraua's
celebrated Italian Medicated Soap II never fasto make
harsh rough chapped diacolored hands decately white
and beautifully SOFT. Ofthis TACT daily receiving
proofs and have published certificates of its
efficacy in all skin diseases But be sure and get Gou.
raud Medcated Soap at 81 Walker street. lst store from
Broadway II you do not, you will be cheated with
swndlers counterfeit. 80 again we say, look out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL AT NEWPORT. On
thursday next there is to be grand display of all
the falr visitors at this place. A fancy dress sub
scrpuon ball Is about to be held for the benefit of
Mons korponay by the fashionables now sojourn-
ing there, when the Polka, Mazourka, and new
quadrles will be danced in appropriate costumes.
1t is confidently expected that this ball will be the
great attraction of the closing season. Parties
will be admitted without costumes, though it is
generally expected that most Of the company will
appear in such.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

90 INFORMATION WANTED, ,of Thomas Clark q
boy about Is years OIL Wore when he left home dark
roundabout and panaloons black cloth cap. of Acher
make and dark brown hair. He left his home, No. 10
washington street. on Sunday afternoon the 18Th inst
Any Information would be thankfully received and
handsomely rewarded at the residence Of the Rev. Mr.
Powers, Barclay st or at 10 Washington st.
Country papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

FISHING BANks-The steamer Thomas Salmond
goes to the Fishing Banks to-day All in want of
sport and health had better, therefore, sec her ad.
yerisement in another column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

PARTICULARS OF THE MARIETTA ExpLosIoN.-The
following particulars Of the explosion ofthe Marlet-
a furnished byla gentleman on board OF that ated
boat ct the time She was at the mouth of Mafshalls
cutoff on the Arkansas trying to get through the
per hour; she entered the cutoff which is mile in
LENGTH at 10 O'clock M and worked all night trying to
get through but aedthe current strong that she lost
both anchors being large enough to hold boat of
tons broke the tiller and the tiller rod, which II
inch round iron. The first engineer went to Squire Rig
neys miles above to get the tiller rod mended and
the second engineer had the up when he returned
After the rod had been replaced he he FL st engneer)
went to the engine end after nquing fthere plenty
Of water being told that there was, replied there
plenty Of steam rang his bell showed out and the and
revolution collapsed both fues In the starboard boiler
When the water was tried in the arboard boiler II flew
fifteen twenty passengers standing by, he.
ing flush in the lower cock The only way by which
either Of the engineers able to account for it,
that the connecting pipe between the boilers must have
been stopped up with sand or mud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

DEATH OF Com. DALLAs.-We learn that INTEL
ligence has been received in this city, of the death
of Com. Alexander J. Dallas, at Callao. I. is said
that he died Of paralysis, an attack of which, we
before heard, he received.
Com. Dallas was in command of the Pacific
Squadron at the time OF his death. He was an old
officer, having entered the service in 1906, and
honorably fought his way through the last war;
Thus are our old and well tried naval officers
passing hence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

HEALTH OF CHARLESTON have been in
dusriousy circulated abroad understand injurious
to the health Of the city II free from
the ordinary fevers incident to this Of the
year Not single Of Yellow Fever has originated
here as reported Charieaon Patriot, Aug. 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

COMMON CoUNclL.-The Board Of Assistant AL
dermen will meet this evening at 7 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

FANCY FAIR AT ToMPKINsvr.LE, STATEN ISLAND
The ladies Of st. Pauls Church, TompkinsvilIe
in the hope Of securing the means to relieve the
parish from debt which has for long time ma
terially inerfered with its prosperity, intend hold
ing a fair Tomorrow, to commence at II o'clock,
A. M, and continue two days. To accommodate
visitors from the city an extra boat will leave
Iompkinsville at half past nine in the evening Of
each day 1t is hoped that these Iaudable endea.
yors will be crowned with success, and that the
lar dealers will be well patronized by the elite
from this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

U3- WHO is THERE THAT CANNOT CALL TO
mind wherein member of their family, suffer
lag with diarrhna, summer complaint, cramp collie,
obtained relief until bottle Of Bernsrds DiarrhUa
Medicine could be procured-yet very frequently hap
pens that the remedy is not At hand Tor these diseases
often occur o. night land snghat the patient must
suffer excruciang agony, and perhaps pay the debt Of
nature. Now all his can be easily avoided IL every
household would be provided with this medicine and
On when the attack comes on, check L at once. II cos
but trfe and always be had OF the proprietor on
Nassau street, New York For sale also by DR.. W. II.
Minor corner of John street end Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

TRADE.-On Friday last one of our largest tow
boats was loaded with articles Of domestic manu-
facture brought to this city on the Western Railroad
from Springfield and its vicinity. These goods des.
tined for New York, and we learn that an immense
amount OF goods will hereafter be carried to our
mercial emporium by this channel of trade.abany
Advertiser, Aug. "a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-27

slPHILosopHER GREELEY AT HoME.-Mr. Philoso.
pher Greeley has taken our afectionate advice, anc
announces that he will not attend any more mas.
meetings, but stay quietly at home. Horace i,
right for There is very little to be made BY
this itinerant stumping over the country
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13

I5 A destructive hail.storm visited the city of
Utica, n. Y. on the afternoon Of the Slh instant.
1t lasted five minutes, and broke 1000 panes of
glass. Many Of the stones were an inch IN
diameter.
FIRE AT LIMA.-The block Of wooden buildings
occupied as shoe-shops groceries, dwellings,, and
by DR.. Dayton as a drug: store, situate on Link
street, in the village of Lima, ~ Y. were con-
mated a, $4,000 Mostly insured.
SulclpE.-Mr. James Percy Brown, of Miss.
and formerly member Of the Legislature of that
State, committed suicide at Nashville on the I'd
inst. lie was deranged.
II Mr.. Jonas Shivers, OF Nashville, was killed
by being thrown from his horse, on Friday last
He was IS years OF age.
UJ Anton'o dc Aycenena has been rccogniz.
ed by the President as Consul General OF Guatl-
mala, for the United States.
DTTbe IT, s. brig Chipola left Rio Janelro On
the 22d Feb for Newly York-her former order to
Norfolk kaving been revoked.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
Markets.. Carefully regorseaiar Tie Tribune.

Markets. CdrCtMiiV rf2ortcGt0r Tie Tribune.
FRIDAY. April L.
ASHES Pots are inactive but firm sales new bills. good
tarcs 40 bbIs a. 81 % Pearls nj 3d. with sales OF
30 lbis. at that figure.
COI'roN-The ,ac, to-day have been about 200 bnes,
and the narhe, still rather easier fo the buyer We quote
far Upland, Sa us luir NcwOrlennss frei:'tS are d'
i5r square and I'd. for round. To Liverpool
FLOUR AND MEAl.-Ihc market Is very firm, and there
/, very good demand for the East Some sales were made IN
the morning 81 ~ 81. but at the Close there was tile
iu hoop Michigan Genc>ec good brands. beO" So ne
sales were some 600 go bb par, at So. sales JoO bb:
round hoop Ohio 81 S some tnacy enesee al 50 co
so bls fancy OHIO part round hoop. mt So l2 So 20 UJ
do North River at Sl and 10 do fancy " Orleans n So
We quote Western scrntchcd4 62 6S fine mddng Ia
s4 2j middlng SO 62is s3 20: ship stu!s s. IS %
There far supply Of these descriptions with moderate
demand for the latter Southern descriptions are lrm ana III
some inquiry sales Philadelphia at 81 SIS. and lO barrels
Richmond fine mdding 81 25 md 200 do mddng and fine
mddnc at si unnspccted. Georgetown 81 81 So Sules
800 to 400 bb, Georgetown fancy a So @ and luo do klch-
mond Country Mt So Brandywine nominal nt So hcn-
mond CITY So 0 Rye Flour IN tar demand al IS
Jersey Meal So 70 50 % =. with sales Brandywne S: 10 n
sl25 cash Sales 80 bb and 30 hhts at these rates within
a tew days Ship Stuls l2', II cents.
CEAlN.-Some Wheat is offering, which IS hed hlsh' n
forced purchase of 90 bushels Illinois was made out oil store
nj price above the mnrket..CoFn continues rn hhu lc
supplies large Sales i0 bushels Not'h |eto'hh
=, Il cents weight delivered $50 do. New Orleans at q ciS
, OO In 30 Northern nt y i3 cents, weight part lie
,c,i and 900 do inferior Mt H. weight. Rye IS steady at
20 cents Sales 200 bsel, thnt rate delivered and Leu
do at C in the ship. Oats are 3 80 cents IN iar demand
receipts not very large. ,o,,., ii,
WIISKY-We notice 30 bb's Western nt "a cents. ca,l'
SEEDS.-Thc demand for Clover and Timothy light w
, Glove, nov. frso nj al, md not free nj ei I'M
otiy is sl3 30 si5 for common to GOOD una dui. fia''
Cean. is ont of market; Rough Is 50 10. nominal.
HAY-The supply considerable. We elr o i''!e dong
Tie marke, rate % 40 cents with 'a 0Vo Oa'e. mere
!, nnrreiS SiioDllg from nIst hands.
oII1here have been further sales 80 bbis. Crude Whale
=, sag, for home use Sperm 81 g cents sales Lard
oil good Winter at 10 cents, cash. 62l mos Imports OF Oh
I D,a p, the nied states for the week ending Apris