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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
FrOm the Newark Daily Advertiser.

ELIz,BErurowN May 3 1911.
n-Le oid Berouph received the news OF the no
STATIONS with great delight, and last evening
s,cd federal salute in Identification.
When our Clay Club, on learning the proceed
;,rsoftbe Wings IN the Legislature nominating
NJ, Frelnghuysen, resolved he should be the
nan, and called upon the other Wings of the
Corn,rr to come up 10 the work, we felt conf
dent assurance of the result
We have still on hand the " Broad Seal Ban
nor" presented by the Ladies in 1910, which was
s,s, unfurled at Bunker Hill, and we now throw
!, again to the breeze TO wave in triumph on the
.,h Of March next. For whom could that ban
uer be more appropriately raised than for our noble
| candidate
oTbe Broad Seal of New. Jersey is the en-
| blem emphatically his own.
n? The Madisonian says" II is quite certain
vote will not be taken on the Annexation Trca-
tv for several weeks"
II Fred. s. Agate, Esq. is dead. Though no
West, his pictures are well known 10 the CON-
muni,y, and he is entitled to an honorable place
in the history of the Painters of our country
Mr.. Agate was a native of Sparta, n. Y. and
was born in 1907 He spent several years abroad.
but for some time has resided in this country.
u The New-Jersey Pilots have held "a meet
ing at Jersey City and passed resolutions Ia
rnenting The death of Captain j. D. William
son, U. S. Navy.
II The Ncw.Jcrsey Pilots, with ? boats and
II Pilots in service brought into port during the
month OF April. a. vessels, of which 81 were
boarded out OF sight of land; and pioted out So
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
BY THE REPORTER OF THE SEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
WAsuSoroS Thursday Mayo.
In the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, TO- day,
Mr.. Duncan moved to reconsider the vote setting
apart the last three days Of next week for District
bnsiness and the motion was postponed TO next
Thursday.
The Postage Bill, together with other Senate
bills, was taken from the Speakers table and re-
kred.
Reports from Committees were received during
The morning hour-among them,
A resolution by Mr.. c. J. IxoERsoLI, from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, requesting the
President to intcrposc his good offices with the
British Government for the release Of the Ameri-
can Prisoners at Van Dieman's Land, was
passed.
An adverse report was made by Mr.. PRATT,
- gom the Committee on Public Buildings. to the
change Of the Representative Hall to the Library
ROom
Mr. CoBB OF Ga. and Mr.. McDowELL OF Ohio
IIocos) warmly opposed the existing Tariff, and
advocated the passage of the pending bill.
Mr.. J. K. INGERscLL, with rare learning and
ability, defended the law and Protective Policy.
Mr.. SEYMOUR of Troy, for himself and for his
constituents. favored system of g moderate pro,
lection'' 10 Manufactures, and opposed the bill.
Very little interest in this debate, which con-
templates no action, is manifestcd-a quorum not
having been in attendance at any time during the
day.
The SENATE was not in session. ARGUS.
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CnRONER,S OEFlCEn
bVNo-'l-N - VI 'Nc'a
S,,,,c,nr Tho Cnroner was chilled ;hi

SUicIpE.-The Corouer was called this morning
70 the house of Richard Pena 2J Houston street 10 hold IN
nnne on the body Robert Neyiu native OF this city, aged
* :ents by trnde hcenter. with lI fuiIy at 50 Lewis
street cnt his throat with razor while luborll: under
state of mental anxiety and depression o spirits. Verdict ac-
FAriL AcclDrYT.-A son of James McGary, OF
M Cherry street, between und three years old fell tbs ui-
ero out u the second story window Of the house III the side
wink rlcturig skull and causing his death IN i've minutes.
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tmyl edtJell Total Lives Insured. Al

tmyI edtJell Total Lives Insured. Al
~ yPhrenology-Departu o. s. Fowler
will continue mike professional EXAMINATIONS NJ his office
who yyish 10 know themselves SCIENTIFICALLY mus,
therefore call Immediately HIS lecture will not be
Mr. s. r Wells whose completely successful public. dou-
heest examinations vouch for hr competency will remnln IN
books and bust. m3 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
PROFESSOR FAUvELGOURAUD'S
PHRENO- INEMOTE CHNIC
DICTIONARY
(Mlru A rnarRI1r oE ruE ArrHoR )

WITH \ PORTRAIT OF TIE AUTHoR,)
|. now ready and for sale his ,cnponry Office 6 BROAD
WAY. NEW-YORk Single copy. 81 -. in F.cach bound
By the dozen 81 90 booksellers allowed the usua
Commission IN oricrn. by the dozen n above.
Al orders addressed free Of POSTAGE Professor Fauye
Gouaud. OF Mr.. Washington King SO Broadway with
the of the order included the letter remtted b.
third person. will be Immediately attended to- All losses nj
the risk OF the drawer.
y. B.-This Dictionary the main pl7r ofPfof G System.
n,cgbc useful only those who ara initiated into the
doctrines of the System.
ALL EDITORS entitled to the Pheno- Mnemotechnlc Dcon
ary for the republication Of my letter OF January lust
aused draw for the same in giving their direction Mr. W
King tS9 Broadway, NewYork, who will Immediately !c
liver or forward the according to directions.
F. FiUVEL-GOURAUD.
Cs~ The Volume already advertised. few days ago. and
which Is to contain Prot. Gounud'.
NO-MNEMOTECHNIC LECTURES,
Or explanation of his copyrighted P-IncS Of tie System
such illustrated in his Course OF Prrate
York PhiladephIa. &c rapidly progressing through tie
difficulties of most laborons typographical compoon aud
will be for sale the last paSe press
N.B.-n oieT To uppy simultaneously the thousands who
are anxous awan. for the publication Of these interesting
and popular Lectures Prot g. has given his orders PRINT
once II first edition of TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
COPIES.
Prof q. bes leave caution again the public against
preteRirrs and mtdt0rs, and to remind them TINT
anything GENUINE this popular topic, will always be guar
anteed by the presence OF his signature i'll full.
n2S lweod6 6.2aw3wisSc FRANCIS FAUVEL-GOURAUD
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lore making Their quarterly returns md then imme
dlnte payment OF loans mnde stocks the brokers
opernon. This operation the pnt of the Banks ns here
toioc cnsc sudden and considerable decline in
descriptions of stocks and the Banks would then he able
come into mnke mud buy again. much reduced prices the
stocks they sod lew days previous. II appears however
thni this operation has been somewhat frustrated M time
the Bank oi the Metropolis. of Washington City and some
oi the Boston Banks pui into this market ns, week exceeding
million of dollars 10 be loaned stocks md with which
money the brokers and stock operators supplied ms fast
they called on by Banks pay up The consequence
that stocks INSTEAD of declining Us nDtcpned nd
vnnced very materially.
The tolls received in the Collectors Office in AL
bany from the opening Of the Canal the l Instant were
| sis6l5 q.
A man, name unknown, detected on board
the steamboat Curtis Peck offering spurious bills on the Es-
change Bank Of Albany Of which he had amount The
hi most miserable imitation and cny be deecied
Noah Lee Cash. G. W. Stanton Pres
! The arrivals nj Boston far the month Of Anril
nnces 4a which IL foreign 80 cnns,wise or
| the arrivals barge. % bngs and 70 schrs. British
The bill relating 10 the Girari Bank has been n
proved by tho Governor and becomes law The first section
gives power to the SsFnec to cell the Of the Bank
| private as well n Il, public snc
! The stockholders Of the Union Bank Of S,iss;s-
pp held meeting Incson the 18th nsnn md I'M IN
monsy resolved To surrender into the hands othe Governor
accordingly took the honds md delivered them Governor
who gave them receipt There $50 OF bonds Of
80 900 each amounting IN the whole to the of So 900
In the first seventeen days of navigation. lJ6 YES
sells passed through the Wennd Canal 05 of which were
sooncrs and the rest heS Caharne Journal says
the prospect OF un increased business this is truly
cheering"
Correspondence o.! Livingston * Cos Express No Wullt
BUrYALo. 3iayl
The nxuan, plains of Egypi poured fourth serial
ing. and paiiculnIy towards tins quarter We had u rot
ern to nse hope than than sue sa wo oi ho & Sp 1 I
days 50 a To give us M oppony to ship oil portion OF II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

SAINT DoMINco.-Wc are indebted to the po
lteness Of the Editor Of Et Noticioso de AmbOs
MuadOs for the following letter addressed to him
from the City OF Saint Domingo and received by
the schr. Robert Treat, Treat, master, 10 days
liom the Island
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
HURRAH FOR CLAY AND FRELlNGHU
Don't you hear the Burine liummins.

Don't YOU see the Clay IOys Coming =.
n.S- Seventh Ward Democratic Clay Club;
REGULAR MEgTISG.-rhe members OF the Clnn md al
FRELINGIIUGSEN are invited to Intend n Tackeii Long
Ruul-cutrsncc Il DlyIsOnstrcct-o1 SAIURDAf EE En-
n Nav It at hall pasi O'Clock, preparatory To the great
Mas Meeting be held the PARK ON A9.iay neSt-and
likewise to receive the Report the seventh W ard Delegates
on their return from the great National Ratification Conven-
ton assembled ai BGltmoro. By oLdei,
"'"' JAS. R. WARD. President.
WM L. LorpoS. secretorie, ,o
,No. CROMWELL io II
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n,- Religious Not:cc.-Elder JAMES CHALLES Of
Cincinnati will preach al the Disciples meeting house No. -
Greene Spring on Friday night nsl and on Lords
ma
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CITY | N L Z l. l. ENCE.
FRIDAY.

AccIDENT.-iesterday afternoon while man
Hiram Hand at work staging erected around steam
er at the Dry Dook he accidentally fell from considerable
hight dsocans his hip and otherwie injurins himself
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

COURT CALENDAR MONDAY.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos II, -, 40, 62, 67, 20, 7j
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to Entire SanctiGcntion.-Eev. s. ID. Cochran
viii preach this subject continuation. Tomorrow Morn
ing at lOs O'Clock Free Congregational Church. Medic
al College Crosby I'd story doors below Spring street
-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

SAINT DOMINGO, April IL. lsli
M Deer Sir When you VIII receive this is,,r, ,,u
aud IN OF those OF Europe that have IN the Snnm
pan Ol the Island declared Ourselves independent tyrnis
who ior - year, have ruled over As cu,rey dcs
tute of through which make known the
have reflection thought t To forward you c
documents nantsos and procaugtoGs have made iuf
publication IA the columns Of the lutOcos0 should you think
nj Besides the qualification this favor winch ask wouu
confer 10 would really lie Of great service m Us were thus
fad teiore the world the reality OF long suengs which
would 10 igb, the infinite number OF fuchoo emanalin
IRON the press oi INtro Frelpe As iar spec men OF It's
Neraclty stated that bJckgdcd by u IIdyte
,hps though all heworM knows their nmese nrmadus
ee o the scboonefs Merey HerStG and the Crsc6 md
even the last Of thec they unable iu IT was
anchored the urbor Of Jace when hostics commenced
OF thousand soldiers. when perfectly well known
that this gentleman safely eicOnced prison. II iiuy
ten.. however ignorant OF this nischnncel aud waited
there calmly the hour fixed r >rfquicoG which he expected
ieacio>c the within documents tat sou may pabsh them OF
not Il. you please and
kemsin the very obeilent servant of your
WofshIp, whOse hands kiss 4, VI. SIERRA.
This letter IS SAID 10 be from the person III au-
thority in the Spanish portion Of the Island, and
is most beautiful specimen of photography and
calligraphy. We have made nearly literal
translation so that it will speak for ITSELF We
have also received copies Of their DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE and of several other proclsma-
tions, an abstract of which we will give ON Mon.
day, should they upon examination appear wor-
they Of it.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

l.s- Hardware, Cutlery. &c.-LLNIs BkAE-
DICT Co respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally hn they ave removed tn this city and have taken
the Store 81 Penr,,ree Opposite the Pearstreet House,
where they are now opening large and weseected
nent of Goods, both Foreign and Domestic. to which they
would cnl the attention OF those wishing purchase apis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

nE Ats meeting OF the DELEGATES from the Vth ljh and
ib e,ls held NJ Columbian HALL Grand street on Thurs
day evening May "a. il was
Resairsd That be recommended 10 re Clay LIThs and
Ward Committees OF the h luh I'm i3th hn i.t as,
,5oredps 70 the Mus. Meeting the Park Monday next:
and that the Clay Club. and Ward committees o te ABOVE
held n, Counb mn Hall on Saturday evening next it instant
O'clock make the necessary arrangements ' carrying
the above Recommendation INTO e:feSt
Rrsnred Tha, the proceedings o THIS meeting be signed oy
the Delegates present and published 90, ,,-
l0tt Hdrd. is,n " d'a-
4 =: Z: Rrndtonl Edward Collin.
John T. Dodge. ilrnleI Meis
james II. Plnckney. Loiin Is. fSfkef,
John VandewHter, husisttqqs, ~ lIarfnd ST ".
JvprN,,u Frrz Secretary, D3I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

r. Religious Eotice.-Tlc Wesleyan Methodist
Church heretofore wor,hppng Columbian Hail. Grnnd st.
will on Sabbuh next. and herehic worship the Hail. ~
AeG street. near ui Houston stree: under the Pnsu
raj care Rev Alex Moran Is also expected TINT the Rev.
f. C. Nauck of Providence L. will preach next sabbath.
The Church has Sabbath School attached 10 II. Parents
orr invited la send their children. In3 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

~ Joseph Smith. the celebrated Mormon inc I rtopnei
Will moi preach N ton IIn Sundny neHi but one tlne
vii be done and eyenPs @t No BoWsIy I furnish ns5 S0S t
nil ,bo mny cn on them beautiful Hat or Cap oi the 9test
style ut less price than be bought al any other
Iupn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

u5- The Christian Union.-This Society will meet
for Keiror, Wurhip at Lecture Room OF the College OF
hySicus md Surgeons, No. 81 Crosby tomorrow. at 10
A. VI. William II. ChannIng will deliver DscouLe. IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04


pY pAsGs 52sIAa Hgafs RfBsFDs tT tgsf.'f os. No 4
- RtoadSHy-Libeal cash advances made on eooaEnme's
~ D r & ?; haxe REMovED'o No. aoi Broadway.
FCoLToN. Anetioneer
No lis aon and Ana a% SSs@i sdvanes:
made on ''''fn'35sS& 81 &9S26%Y rs 25ig MxY ii made
~ O'Clock at No. Spruce street. I'd and th stories
oe. benches shear srnd s'oues pressing boards finishing
''''' ~ Al.o q, II O'Clock. a, "a Ann street.
\ uFce quantity Of unfinished paInn{s
ho, 10, Of linen and muslin sheets, pillow case. table
cloths, tabo cutlery. eiass ware. &c c&c &c
DY JOHN {. CoACHAioN. Aucioueer. Store No R7
- ' "'''''' '''e WEDNESDAY. Mays
street mi be Si The eniire Furniture ard Fixtures OF tic
Esn. House othe late John wceuy. deceased consisting Of
tors table linens table cutlery spoons kitchen utersi Sc
Also the good witl of,be sore tor my2t-
E. H. LUDLOW Auct,ooeer.
P2InEr s6 ePesan,
ssnnsS % Of 2 rhomas Sa ADD I f@mtI i ''A u4ae' '''
The lots Of Ground on the norhwcs, corcr of William and
tjSs by the c9poson valuation Of io iSs open
',,s' 3 Th be be. 4 Gs@ 1 ds1s g @ for n,yy
Funkior, Should this contemplated opening not occur
@ % & the MsP 81 pan G .nd or s sen sesn @
provemcn Any person wishing To purchase at private
DO s above sale on ITDI6W piS'e
Il q; NILES Author and Teacher Of New Systsn of
Ii Instruction without loss OF time or money.
Il tIsenomatej the Class System instead Of the Old
killing y.tem here there nearly giany clarSes
teacher pup. conducted that every pupil ID con-
SfdE,iy engaged with teacher.
Miles New io'k Practical English Classical and CONNER
slA lrsuic mud Seminary Tor Young Ladies $50 Fourth
nearly opposite the Washington Square acDouxaL,l
The lh IsTm OF this Institution will commence on Monday
the 9Th inst.
Tn,oi per Term OF Il weeks advance from sS To SO o.
RSfsrsscr-1Hs ScHoOI. lrSstr. M LIS
-, ,u,-IL tOH IUuNG LADiES-locate,i in one of tho
~ charming villages {" New Eagta 1d-ra-y
and mol far ietan, from the Metropolis Every advan-
tnse offered facilitate tho moral culture and inelcc-
al Improvement OF the pup-tn prepare young Ladies
;rucs and adon that sphere o life IN VIII hch they 10
ACQUIRE thorough knowledge OF the useful well the
0rnGsatd! branches Of education. wbe they avoid the heavy
expenses n the MODERN BoARplSs SCHOOL.
The Village Is proveTbal tor heahlncss-thc mansiou
conmodous and replcte with ees well es comfortable
Principal dcrns her exclusively 10 the Pups-and. with
French teacher and other competent and experienced
as>i,tantSsde> the family. Thus the Young Ladies
never unateude,, unsuardei As advertisement
not all advantages Offered a.nred thnt
nothing ll be omitted that contribute 10 the wearo and
hnppiues of the pei au'Tbrr Of Young Ladies admitted
into tbs SELnCr FAMILY School.
TrRMs BOARD and Tuition ~ the English Branches III
clln- botany the French language Dawipg, Painting.
Muse [ sc -! Piano. sc. $50 90 per Year
CIrcuar. containing references. with further information.
may hnd oi J. f. hwl. Esq, Muse Store 9 broadway
ar of nr. Dodge M. Chamber, street. y. y.
n ltW&luw2InS'
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ny3-5;K-

ns- SchoOi.-TJlE PATHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.
No IL EIiridre ST.. RICHARD CORNELL. Principal
Rctrrfnres-ihe Patrons OF the Institute many OF whom
of srrerdi yedrs' standing.
The Course ol Study embraces the different departments of
English and Gin ssica Literature and the eveni branches
Mathematics and Natural Science nso the French md other
modern Languages r,,nr>-o ,>-,,,o
TECffNY also ,nuG md applied TO practical education
by special license from the Professor
The charges for nor a noeraic those of any school
of equal rank No eNira charge made and Books, &c
furnished without expense 10 parents. mi Hts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

CLAY AND FRELINGHUYsEN.
TO TIE GATHERINGS
,Eo,,fcenth Ward Henry Clay Club
A,renb,e To recommendation II the DEAiOCRAil ~
WiiiG GENERAL COMMITTEE ererV E8rotted -nsn-
tr ~ nf th : mb md al! VIII, uvor ni nppuring
Iir%Ey Clay for the Presidency ami THEODORE FREr
for the Vice fresiiency are invited 10 ihee
p Il Ia proceed in company with tie Eighth Natu Clhy
Club Ia the MASS MEETING IN the Pars io' Tie puIaGe
Of recelvng the Report o the Delegates 10 te Bnho'e Con
yettion, nnd respond 10 tine nominations there MADE
'e''''"' "'- - JOHN r ALLEN, President.
AARON c. BrRR. 2Vire Presidents
CHARLES +. TATLon.> }
GEoHGE @ n. EELlock. Secretaries mat
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DIED,

At Port Chester Weslche-ef Co. Friday afternoon ID
of scnre fever the 9Th OF her age fiaret fran
ces. younge.t child OF 4. lie Camp
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

o. Marshall Division-SOns of Temper
ance.he menbers OF this DIVISION will assemble NJ their
6ih instant =cyen o'clock preci'ely. aTd Ior ,hcnee
proreed in full Regnid the NJ T. Church.
Bropme street arcomnpaed by the Prospect T. Society 10
witness the celebration Second Anniversary OF SAID So
mIat- LANES DIXON Rec. Scribe.
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t. Coming OF Chrint migh al hand

,ures Oh tins subject Frnnkn Hull. l5 Chulam Square,
TO-Sorrow. lSabbet w. = Campbell will lecture IN the
morning md = snow tile afternoon mud evening. Seats
free William Miller j. V. Hines. and Elder Elan tiaaha
are expected III Ciy and mHy be present at the meetings
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

no Strangers and Visitors are informed that
Al ihe sens IN e Protestant Episcopal Church IN Nandewa
ter street between Pearl and Fnko FIRE. and that they
re invited To occupy them. . -,
The Church open Tor Divine Service ui The usnni ouis
three times every Sunday. ma IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
The Pioneer Eighth Ward Henry Clay
HrzZA EOR CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSEN

THE FIRST IN TIE FIELD-
THE List TO BE CONqtEREDL
The member. OF The Eighth Wart Henry Gay Club, and
a ihrTs OF the Ward who only intend 10 do Justice I'd
Henry Clay bnt their country, By eectng him 70 the rTesl
dency eque ted TO meet sn reSSs i the ~ o W a
3ocack proceed in body TO the great Mas Meeting at
~ Every Wing expected 10 be nj h' post on this occa-
ion a nd punc:u6l Attendance + requested ,, - e.,
nv "rIer Of WILLIAM II. SWEET. President
Gr6Ear GrGEG y; KRra ErnL' NJ secrcaIie' mi2t
~ Thirteenth Ward Clay Club.I1he Mem
bcrs of tbs Club w.l assemble q Cosmoan e I'll NI nrnna a
on IN PROCESSION the ark with their fellow wings ol the
III lOh llt und Eth WINDS to Iepond 70 Ire NOMINATION, m
Ftha Baltimore Convention. et tnl Delegation be present.
on ,his yo,s OCCASION Remember boys the rt blow ai
the battle. by ofueI D,-,pn CoIr,y p,a.,I.c,
i; !; ". a,x nuNa. SecreiafIe- ms2,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

nR. SAYRE has removed to the Norh-We., corner Of
~ Broadway md Spring st. from ia Hudson 81 n3 lmis
WM. T.. JENNINGS g. co.
RAPERS AND TAILORS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, VESTINGS,
Paney Dress articles, &c.
No 23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN.
Are prepared with assortment, of New Good for
Spring ana Summer wcnr. comprising
CLOTHS CASSlMERE ES, NESTiNGS, DRlLLtNGS, &c.
And -oc call Cittzcns and Strangers under tho
.rance tat their prices will be found 10 offer greater induce
,nents than urc held By other establishment furnishing
.armcnt, OF the same style md quality.
They would commend the attention OF Travellers, the new
s;yle of Ready mndc
O V E II c o A Il S,
FOR SPRING Il SUMNER WEAR,
Beng made particularly light, and well adapted for Travelling
purposes when heavy garment would cumbersomc
With large assoftHenl of
TRAVELLING FROCKS,
DORsAYS. SACKS, DRESS AND FROCK COATS.
pANTALOONS & VESTS.
iu3 i,if Fancy Dress Articles in great Vuriety.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

ic-IscIigiaus NOtice.-lhe First Society Of the New
worship from The Lyceun Of Natural History 10 the Lecture
Rfondway md Leonard ST. where the Rev B. Barrett will
preach every Sabbath morning Seqts free Public Religious
Service will I've held there Snhlth mud un tile
evening duy Mr. nret: Will deliver public DISCOURSE
cornencn. rs o'clock. which ho will present brlet out
line or general n the doctrines Of the New
Church ns taught the Writings o Emanuel Swcdenborg-
All who any desire know something of these doctrines
~. cn,l;nliv inv,ie,I Ia nt,end IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
TO FARMERS AND LAND OWNERS.
Just published IN vol. l2mo. cloth, price 15 cents,
THE FARMERS TREASti RE.

HURRAH FOR THE PICTURE GALLERY
A Second Edition will be ready Mt 10 o'clock this morning
Carriers cnn now be supplied
30 MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVINGS
enilells this splendid sheet.
Price l3. cents. s9per hundred.
Call early ifyou wish copy J. MOWATT.
mJlt III Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

NJ. DE LANES.
A good and fine article at Is ID. per yard.
Grippe de LANES, for spring. onIy 2s
Chameleon PLAID and stripe, very rich.
With n large quantity OF superior Pan. Goods.
T. We have not mentioned above than one quarter
Of the Goods that Tor sale and think unnecessary
any thing further. Those call will have opport-
Eity 10 make good eiect.on-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

IL TO LET-The large and comnodious house recent
@ ly erected Tor boarding house and hotel on The site OF
I,Ij old Fort Independence The ocntIon not surpassed
for ucnuy the Huisnn beautiful emeiice com
nnnding for great distance both and down the
river Fort Independence about forty miles from tie city Ot
New-Yok and but sx miles from West Point The distance
from Peek.k Is within mile, and bridge erecting tn
connect the two p.ces completed the first OF July:
dok no has been built Fort Independence aadng of 80
feet front and 2 Deep FOR the purpose inducing the North
River make that landing place for the better
accommodation of the nhabtant. of Peeksk and surround
N Babcock the City Hotel will give information that
may be desired letter addressed ELlHU E. BAKER.
Peekssifi will meet with attention.
Peekskil, May 4ih. lsii. m4 Ct
o. James C0ghlan, Iu,tator of Wood and Marble
Ior the Trade, No. 70 Oak ST. a0 0lws'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

10 RHEUMATISM, Corr, CoSrRAcTED CORDS ana Alns.
Gle. md MI Rheumatic Affections be cured 10y the n6iln
Vegetable Elixir und liment warranted in all cases. IRON u
81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

HANDkERCHIEFS.
Great bargains in Linen Cambria Iandkerchiet. Silk Cta
ruts. Gloves. Hosiery &c, &c.
Fine Linen handkerchief, only Is.
PRlNTSPlnid nnd Striped Prints, fair article 6d.-ex
ceeDt quality. yard wide. only Is.
Gngams superior quality Al 2 regular price 2d. and 5s