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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
To the Wings OF the Union.
THE CLAY TRIBUSl-,

At the suggestion Of many Wings, the under
and publish once week, till the close of the
Presidential campaign, 4 cAeap Wing paper Of
moderate size, to be thoroughly devoted to the
advancement Of the Wing cause and the election
of HENRY CLAY.
The CLAY TRIBUNE will be half the size OF
the present Weekly Tribune, >or exactly the same
as the Daily Tribune prior to Its recent enlarge
neat and will contain substantially all the PoIi-
cal matter which appears in the Daily and Weekly
Tribune, with bret summary Of the News a
the Day. 1t will be well printed on good paper,
and transmitted to subscribers for the full ter.i
"a little over SIX months at the following rates
For single copy.-..--.---..50 80 cents.
COPIES
ID copies III one package. 50.
And in the latter proportion for any number
below 100. One HundEcd Copies will be SCH;
to any one Post Otlicc for the whole term ior
$50. or scarcely more than cent copy.
We shall cndeevor in this paper TO do thorough
Justice to the Tariff question, showing the vital
necessity and uniform bcneficcncc OF the Pro.
tcctvc policy, and the respective positions OF the
two great parties on the SUBJECT.
Those who may see fit to favor us with their
patronage will obIigc us by sending in their names
as early as possible. 50 as TO secure full SETS,
since we cannot afford, at the price above stipt-
lated, to print large editions on tic chance OF
selling them. We can only agree to supply with
the first numbers all orders which shall reach
before May 10Th.
IL The first number of the Clay Tribune will
contain the Proceedings Of the BALTIMORE
CONVENTION.
~ Subscriptions may be rcmittcd through
the pos; Offices ut our risk.
L. When single copies arc ordered, the price
Of which is 80 cents for the term, the names Of
the subscribers i'll be written the envelope hut
in all other cascs where Gibbs of five or more arc
formed the packages must be directed TO some
individual OF the club or to the Post O!;cc.
Orders arc respectfully solicited.
GREELEY & MCELRATll.
,Nto Iork. .4grjl ioa. 1874.
t-V' The TARIFF Aslr Is, compared v'h The SUD
stitaG proposed by lis Adrersarics, tGen. Mckny''
BILL now under discussion before the House, by ii.
GREELEY in pamphlet l6l large and close double
column pages is ready and for sale Ut this office
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE.

No. 3 Park ROm opposite the -astor House
5Ks e5Sr "6S , % ada 5 st P's he Sy 5Ss g'
for sale ut 10" gf e. Iitg pTPBEs5 BS@ks ss
department d LeTaiuIs Anerean and BIlh roetS ic'
LlSRARlEs-Publc Private Ship ard School District, fur
'''He' 0' '''s "''''' "GslI scIIooL BOOKS
The mo, approved Editions English qpd Classical IeM-
Piled every variety of School Books the most Favorable
'''"S' BLANK BOOKS. PAPER. &c.
large ard We I'd e & S1E ,, 2eS a. ga s
'-'t'-''' BIiiI.T!s And PRAYER BOOK;
Tie largest aui best ot Bibles and PI1yer o"h,
the cay comprising fGmJy Church, school Pocret anI
Pulpit 'ze bound IN ererT 'aTieiJ OF style ard IN e ''
r. l. The Book, are all of the best American Editions, and
Vie invite the attention of Gentlemen furnishing their Libra
@ or erGh,S PliG:9f tor sS2 o P1St PaI Raw SN
sp5 I'm Opposite the A,tor House
ERTH HALL Noi Fnnkae i, have ,[a G9!'nnny l
ISsTR Fl MEY Of al kinds, PIANO FGRiEs Of diterei
styles and insi GUITARS from the best Spanish Pa'efn'
s,ute over al other s and are o:ye superior qni
.tyle Of finish FLUTES Of ali Kind, end n;h f.. shl e ,
&c PH:t G LIZ tfS4 GGfN5FTSNs 5S ss9M a
gM H afsTi2ms a III Sic ?f %sFRRiS ?2Si: y M @
e- AZ as published JUST PG BLlSliIl a t!e s2nst4i
s. S. FTIcS9GS M s SG a AAE a 6E M EEEEfEHb5 EE bo6k 6ka j
in- collection OF ges 70, tour male vcs with piano accom-!
cs! authors hy A STlN PHILLIPS Prce one Dollar FER
Merchants and the Musical community generally are p.
spec'fUly invTte-! 10 call. nftu
I ARGE BREAD, LARGE BREAn,,-The subscriber
respectfully informs his customers and the public 3at &c
" L. and after Monday the 9Th OF Apn eel IT his old
brands of fouc he market afford and the weight 10
be follows bs. baked Bread Tor shilling. - .s ior
sxfence re and Graham Bread ooppition 20 the hea
Where also may be had great yat= VI ceSes oi superior
quality De excel!ed by other Establishment ~ ne
y R-We,dnrs end Parties supplied with ICED and onn
mental Cakes the shortest Double and sin1e Hu-S
Tea Biscuit and Loe Cake flesh eTe n,erac9g re q G'ck
Fancy and Ornamental CAKE Bakery 20 Bowery. arcr:!
opposite RiyingtOn street ap-t
T AW CARD-JoHS VI. DryrELD of NATcuEz, M.sst.5-
vii attend - e.. business That may be cpnndec 70 MN
in the Circuit Courts Of Adams and TIE adjacent counties and
m the Superior Courts the STATE \ favorable professional
CONNECTION IN Louisiana viii enable hm 20 ai;fad to business
eo IN The Parishes Of that Sate Nachez. He refer
Grant & Barton. Van :Ar'!hie, CauilweI aEG
Rob. Cochran. aren, for Brown. WaHlock.
Brothers & Co Malcolm l. tnu
Snm. Cochrnn. Henry Lcve!ty go
William Kaln tlbly
~ Park place, TO No II Leroy Place. DeecSe st. ar I'm
DE ELLIS removed to 245 East Broadway. as) lc-
SHEATHiYG CoPFER-lo0 cases best brands English. Ii
nl5 'A GRiSXEII.. .IINTURN 1. Co. ,ssou,h.r.
r 70 CoFEEIEl@ pss RImf green Z f3i %, ale 1 sy or,
u AGs; AND CANVASS. White and Colorzi wanted io
! il cash Mt Manufacturer price-. by
aniO sm GAUN'r & DERRICKSoN. l59 5outh'-
! CPRTNGS AND SPRING sTEEL,A full assortment
ape aw BLEECKER & oOTHoUT. Cliff co. John st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

Er To Temperance F'riends.-!'hs fHearis q:
Temperance reminded tina: health. 3u!e, and cumoI:
found rs usual t3 Barclay =. This establishment hav.1s
been reiie and put complete order. all strangers and e,
VISITING cy stag. who would Ike 10 to- the
superiority of vel ohc-en vegetable Dict respectfully
yi,cd go cni nj I'm ROSWELL LiNS:;.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

u Bishop Delaney administered the rite Of
continuation to twenty individuals at ST. Luke's
Church, Rochester, OH the 26ih.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
Clay Snn-a fnrISI4.

A Tract of 10 pages containing selection OF
the best and most popular Wig Songs, some OF them
original, is published at the Tribune Otice.-
Price $500 per 100 or SIS per GOO copies. Orders
must be addressed to GREELEY & McELRATH
% The Life and Public Services of Hem
ry Clay by Ergs SARGENT may be obtained at IedIng
co.. Boston, Zeihcr K Co.. FhaIep!n md at Cushing :.
Rr,tcrs Baltimore. tbs Hrsmphy the fullest and nloi
complete Of any putt ei OF Nj Ga and IS sold u, ne
uucommonly lvv prce oi l2,- cent, lcf rply Us DIV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
PARR'S LIFE PILLS.
BEWARE OF DRASTIC PuRGFS.
Warm weather Is fast approaching.

and the impurities Of tie JLood require reettyi"g
The subscriber Is ie,.os oInt the Public the fatal
consequences Of taxing Siroqs Drastic PDrgs at ms p.c
liar .eason vi the year. II hH, hap2enct III Thousands 0i M
stances that patients by taking such medicines. compounded
By snont quacH>. base found tte'r rcres instead o tie
C the functions rccesssr. to be ceansed aud nygon'ed
none have more intimate connection thHn the stomach ald
liver The presence o food IN the stomach aud he beatty
operation c. tire digestive powers. fuunh the only nhuG
become ;ye1k nnl morbid the bile Improperly sec,eted
OF tie liver and generly unenthy state Or the dsez-
TIC Purses for relief Such treatment. e,3eiay tins
Of the yesr, : imbii.pg FATAL CoNSE9UENcE-. .IIo
Ff FREE r fATD bdD t2iF 6f rs Is F aai H.
en- n sss ecS 9 fssHfs s o 9 e aae t@moa@ ~ ia
dee,ions but strengthening such PAIRS LIFE
Poan W FL RtLY Of fETABLED M DfiV they i aer s
giplng. they ao caFmnave and s0oth!ne-
Drastic puf:es. on the CONTRARY produce PAIN sickness and
FARES LIFE PILLS are sold BY ~ rs,Peea9f qss
CO. No IL Fulton street east Of Broai"Gy and ut "a B'oAd
way. uat! ,!e 1t .: May
pARR's LIFE Pills nFe put Up fTraef. Gs!gaH saq,
ni.t AMI Petagese Wrappers, with Book. and estnoani
a eisf e tgTG. hssf sf o1Seo'd .se9 ;e
s sscs si535y , rae q as ae. f F' i1os
warn the Pubic against spurious limitations o taeF p4pu aF
f:'aS ys as ttfas5a tiSsiaas5. stsS }aH sai
Oliver Co Char,Ies street. y gtieag, j. h fYer Ba IL
PSs Nsen4 a oa oieS WS Sc X f
Fowe E9D Tu N seR; "a Ee t S1 III Fnton
s2s In. La,e Of a4 Btoedvay
nANIEL MESSENGER. No. 3s7 Washington street, Bu3-
TON Intending c!-e h business. Offers for sale MS
tire stock OF HATS OF the Fall FashonUm mbrels Gloyc-
ard handsome of Fur. Mufs Boes Rich Whs
Onch Feater Trimnn.s &c. tlc.-a! of which will le
sod reduced prices a; retail or any person should wis to
purchase larger whole OF the stock. 1t wall lie
posed OF the most favorable terms Tor cash or uppfo.ed
| credit.
He has also, nIye stock of unfashionabe Hats, wch Ia
will sell al extremely low prces. myl lw
d AW SILk.-a0 cases China sairbe for manufacture,
| IL f,r sale By TALBOT, OILY YPHANr & co.
| apQ 2w NO. TO Southst1es;.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
rD~.Feiir GouraTd.s Popdre Subtitle will

completely and permanently cndcate suPruo' hlian ~
irni sras nre ls the hair conceanr broad and e!e
waited forehead ne stubborn beard of man 9F nny k1f OF I
fiuous e The genuine al the oI!na! ONCE %
WnIher street one door from Broadway.
81 per bot:- directions French and English. -
1rcrs-Gurtfrc Nuicn lane. Albany; Mye-s Hew,ia-
ven: Brown Is Che,nu, street phlatepha Jcran MIX
s.. Boston; Grny Poughkecpse; G-s-,n W0r-=ef CaFle
TON lowell C. iver J Providence NEtihswSon Norwich;
Jonley Rochester. Ny; Guiid. Bangor: White Gains.
M mistake apo Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
cs- DIR. Felix Gomraud'- ITALIAN Mctl:-

Gated >oap,-FoF cu'lns iFecaes, philI eflpIipii'i
bL;ccS SciFvy 0r-w leat spots. muskcto 1ts> aIG NJ
irritation rougn> and sallowDcss and darkness ci The
skI This Soap oi the remarkable al recer; chcnt
ca discoveries IL cmucnt and healing qualities spoken
of all G;rcctouS ami VINO recommend t. one
cuke - cents. answer all ordinary puro-,
and Il !. 20 had genuine only b. WakeItree d1rF
from tie corner Of broadway AGents-2 Milk street Roon
70 Cheslu; Philadelphia Cray. Poughkeerse lousey.
Rochester Myers iew Maven, Dy Providence; Carleton.
Lowell and TTipp. Newark AZ Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

~ The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
eo heed of hair that >ceots and cunnoseu have pronounc
ed The mas; perfect and extraordinary invention the day
The rcnt .vanare OF this nGrel and unique Wig It's tie
nc made without sewing weaving. which is nppear
ance 20 closely resemble the natural hair both sess
and defy detection beng
50 beautiful so porous and % free that all OF Ferpa
ton evaporation unmgeded. and the great evils Of Other
Eir, entirely avo!ed The sceptc and nj se
invited To inspec; thus novel and beaqu! Wig ani the
cuar method o; filing the bead at the manufacturer ).
CGARRY i5 Broadway. corner OF Liberty steel. W s,as
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
~. ~ W " EDWIN /. JOHNSON.
''uW ''Tn WILLIAM X. CASEY.

ry,o IRON MASTEE.;-For ..e. Nh sites N the inmel-
ats n,-Eiorol! Of Btpninous Coa and Ign Oe 81 , .he
So. no Penn yauir the .Jipt Ia tide "uer wfcid
,b ;naI "ni Dr n,r ,iind,ugchcT TIE conmunch'i"n Is
complete VIII Padeha and Gqmole 10y Sa' 3 "a a bt MI W.
S,1aan ap.y D. irdlald Nclntyle liJany; 70 A.,o.am
Eot:>n. bndanha or to ie nner,Sne NJ no ~ Of
mud or.. a, maps and sections nf the property.
i3t:ns W K. CASiN Civil Engineer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

nt- Martin e. Thompson. Architect and Bnide.
Office No Wall stree. prepared 10 furnish lars and super
intend the Erection OF Buildings Residence No q ilnton
Place where he mas be IN the evening. Es SHis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
.Ntlp lerk. .4pril iOA. 1914

II The TARIFF asIr Is compared with The Sub
stitatt proposed by lis Adrersdrics tGen. Mckay's
BILL now under discussion before the lIOuse by H.
GREELEY, in pamphlet large and close douhie-
column pages, ready ana for sale L, this office
and by our Agents. Price s. per hundred, SIS per
Thousand.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
rs Mutual L.fe in-urnncc Company, OF
r,nh7 aawlv1 Total Lives Insured. .45

rrrLo;s IN williamsburg for Salc-siH eh:iie
BUILDING LOTS Of extra size located on ne main uoIols
tre ~ from the South Ferry surrounded by rev ana Eo'd
ir!dns They ,vI be sold cheap To c>e pe'tieteh N
pig p. }. FISH. Ae-sap Aew-l OK of III ue t.s -
-, IN ,e>,l,rrr IN Williamsburg. IcSG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

ty,EhS-9)o chest, Souchong; 30 half chests do
4 ~ lialichcsts Ming Yong Soucions
SI ln tnpefroachUne.
80 Cies:s fine Mohee powcllonR.
I. I: :" -. ...:... q
~ ftncy boxes line NOlee Souehong.
lUU chc,,, Tyson. H
~ iancy boxes Tyson. tine. k2l4[E
100 chests Yong Tyson. 863.ZIF
20 halt chests do &fEf
i0J chests H. son Skin.
~ halt c!sts ,ts~nOf t;unp0wdeI.
~ do dn Imperial.
Alic0urrfy pacAed nnd or late importation ,.o
Far .llc by GRINSELi. MiNTLRN& 4 co.
~ ~ - south street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
WINDOW-SHADE DEPOT,

No : SrRl'CE-STREEr:
l,,z,I 0AD WOHT! OF SfINjES-fhS' bcrbe' -
,JO ine asp2n d ' pnh,s ,i f On one cSrs ii lno
Ell t.,er All having been painted by gr'i. "l acNl"'eSeI
rrpuia,,nn We woni inform the public my "c hh,e m VI,
ye , c,, our Shade, be- bought other place - "o
ncyr nlw our shade, 10 be haw ked rond y d go9d 9
nrc dc.Icr. of aGy other people who rre no luiyei
,r, cor annal directions, sufficient guarantee oi hnni
- cI,. article Shades painted 10 any pattern ana Wnnate
ga @ n m nal tn cu-i or cfnch. Signs. banners ana INTERIOR
done III n style le surpassed BY any olfs e'
ahshmeut. Trimmings Oi all n., wiio.su , q az. ~ ,ixy
no Bin bahI VI q We '".,S.--
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

\VDl\;, SCHOOL. FOR BOIS-New CraSan S'1l
s3r,rg Ci-No.vl ruu hunted 10 Twenty iJcu'' : es.
,,i1rl nj, NJ Il = Webb ~ nrsu4; Alr john iHoh
= Ei,.nstou o. = Duncomb, Bowep NJ. Geo. SfsnF
Pa Pearl -. = =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

NANil.Y BOARDiNG.SCHooL FOX BOYS, W!ioG
J. Fairfield Co., Lt-lhe number OF pnpS Is mted 20 -
The mex. session wIll commence May lat.
TERMs-Fo Hoard Tuition. wishing 5etdins &C. $40 I'
Summer and $50 90. Water Sessions OF :! weeks each
N b An interview he Rad with the Princ'pal i1s
the list weeks of April b c!gs at the Office o c
Rev D. Newell Editor OF the Christian Family NGsuzEe, ~
NusNlusrect which place circulars can q nny time be CD
iuined. ai Inn JAMES bi-l =. iii"c'a'
CtTTTIyATi0N OF THE VOICE AND INSTRtt-
Y TiON lN VOCAL Music; PIANO FnKTE. Eio-
LIN BASS VOL AND DOUBLE BAcs-Ihc sGt>cfi-
nr respectfully acquain HI, fIead und the public Tint e
propscs give te aho"e branches on and alter
,c st Of ny next ms tooH.-, J Bloldwny entnnce IN
Canal street. r.,
.oe TINE past The system he prupuss 20 :ntoduce bus never
before been taught THIS city. end he naite himself h" h'
principle viii cinbe HIM 10 iOn the most unmuslcdl voice mt
q pleasant. {. .feenble tone.
The success winch has aende! h' efforts during ne yer ?
..t m Mnsac!setts warrants hm that he feels con
lent sivn, general satisfaction 10 all who mGy L9nof "n
with their patronage. ,co
Terms moderntc ard made known at his rcsiienc- -
White eet h.s room. Instructions ~ etheY 0i tie
above banc!es gwen The residence o The pnpi. desired!
Clns.e. IN the different stages otmsc w IT, !omed Oh Non
day and Thursday the th and s Gi Nay. Or Et any cri
time a elias. Uay desire. =. q. WALLS. ~ w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

DONRD ~ Tilt. COZ N1i.l-,u the pleasant Village Of
- rnrse twelve niirs from NeTi ON near 10 ne
Nm,ra Sp:.n: aGuaing tao Episcopal Chuteh ana ~ ie
nln,lt,a vrnr of,,eii kept schools aui seVea! cnHcas
OF different Genonratcrs Apply al The premise, To A> G
raf .ry NqprGoG ICQu.sc cd and LeicHuceS eNci"nSed
,,,sr.. !. ..,y. a6D 2lwlmI-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

w NN-rEp-Emp!oyuicn By ypung EnSl'hnan N
" 3. or 7uy other place WouH amNe '.et useful
Good reference with ,ecuIy. II reGul-cl tipy - q ~
l1p,.r. .,,nsr Hrok a. u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

,.,rn, rr,r...,srl civil ENGINEERS VIII mGsc sut-
yeys Estimate, If cost, and report; t9I RAILWAYS Lans...
Roads D,cNs Wnryc> Sustaining Walls bieseS ni -
Intnn yth plans and specifications. and when telniieI
: .c,itt tt,as.pN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

DGARniNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS. New Canaan Sem
- nary. Ct Number ot pGpl, limited TO twenty.
The PRINCIPAL cAn be iunS the rs ana lst week %
Apr nj ga Penr-strelt Circular, may be Obtgned o NJ
: Webb iJi t.randst. Mr.. Nm. BrowDg, - S"rtn MoH"
street; Cr d. :. DIHconb. / Bowefy. JOHN OsGOAA.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

Observation-Disclosures EGGS EN STEAM
FL In" proprietor nt TIA! wonderful uyeaupg wilcr auW
cnsros>ng much u public attention, happy - announce
the rroqenr1g Of The Exhibition nj No. ~ llMn, CFpr
washington Hail irnH9 l. VI until sunset Gily iHi - 81
gea'"nru assured t!ut t, Exhibition i rot cn'y "i :,
highest o!e of rcS'e,tab!y. but caribuc7 rE,(uGtcu
amusement. and never .nils crafty visitors Tickets - c'
Children l2 ct>. Gners received Tor the Machines ~ 1871
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

C,POTON WATER PIPFs-The subscriber attends To au
tie branche. OF Plumbing bu,ne's-n,roduclys the "
ton into Houses, Baths Water Closets. Sc &c lie h1h:c1n-
Sny an lrr . sippl, of ESL9nk celebrated nnG lsiiy
approved TiSsSp Lead Pipe whch be wagn' TO qn ns n
ci.frrrs m BE- the genuine manufacture Ofsfs may DC eFt
az - l;ronr ;:eet or. left with T.. NAYI9B q O..
sDl5 La ~ biontW1y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

d AW SILk-.aO cases China sa,rble for nGnurct.fc,
III f,r sale By TALBOT, OLfPHANT * CO.
ep0 2H NO. 70 Southst-es:.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

ir.t,eno,i,i Rev R;,li, Cn,le,drnA Rev DIS. Niaor.
Eca. AU.lcu aad Blake Rev PEu. .!a.sE; sHt Rev NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

EOl ND-Some t,rc .acc ag Eln!se :; N;at,r.pIoo (
Oysrroat. TIE hage ~ cu inc III >o''
q - !en:iu. and payia- the co'i 2i - s.ysT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

I,EMALE IN$TITu'TE-No Dr. Ninereenrh.Teet, be
tween the 9Th nnd 10th avenues will he reupened u
Bcaru, and Day School on Wednesday, The ' OF May neN
Fo further ninrlao apply tic Prinrpu ''ls, nls
nnd Mrs, inrtniac Reerence-Rev ,'eo ians ana T. l.
Sandorl i 3. iiook CqIcem. Df ! + oqt 9p9 g. C@f
Quarterly Review, A. :. purdy, NJ T. 2S Broomcsfect
" Harper EaG, Brooklyn and a, No. > Wal. Hl92weyd
SCuOOL FOR Young LADIES. corner of Hudson =
, unI Dunno farS-Fh- Misses I've, Viii open their Scgo.
on Monday May 9th. Circulars containing terris and rer,
ence may be had at the Book stores ui hessr' L. Lockwood
III broadway and \. fnbree .b3 Greenwich st.
Boys under tie age oe years wl be received IN The pnnai
H.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

They vii measure aud compute cu5ca qunnues oi y1,un
M rock cnnte the ot removing lie same the, W.ls
yey lam. aud raoJt tie est mode oi rendering Mu.eI
available aad Of opening m'ns ana lnairi.s' iey .n5
,viur, and .pacicntiuas Improvements ~ nachl's p
u,d nyen;or, procuring letter patent te ,eS's ~ ~.
i'pu,, p Ir.c> have secured tu any business ieNuH
,o.,l ri:pnlnnccui Washington hey WI! act ~ hEs''s
r The MI, oi letterS Pateat Also. ot S!S Mines ''u'S'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-31
d | T. d.

Il
On Monday, the Both inst. LYDIA JoRDEN, relict of
the late Col Joseph Jeffcries, Of Lancaster, Pa i'll
the 92d year of her age
Her friends and those of the family respectfully
iAVitcd attend her funeral, from the residence of
III daughter, Mrs Horn, in Holiday street, Bal
tmore-st, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 81 O'Clock.
She has gone from amongst us, the loved and full
of wears; weep for her, yet we feel that she is
happy She bore her Affections for many years with
! atience and pious resignation, and during her last
noP lrar, animated by the Christians hope, looked
lor, a'7sh calmness on the dark shadows of death,
Philadelphia and Lancaster papers please copy.l
~ Sad hearts are mourning DER the tomb,
Which hides the drcamess rest
OF her whose gentle spirit now
Is mingling with the bes
Cease, falling tears, since mid thy gloom
That trust is gven-
The aged freed from earthly care,
Is happy now liz Heaven.
On the 29th inst. Major WILLIAM RoNEY, in The Odd
). year OF his age-a defender of Baltimore at North
Point in 1914.
His friends and acquaintances are invited to attend
his funeral this TUESDAY afternoon, at 81 O'Clock
from His late residence, Harrison street, without fur
ther notice.
On the 29th inst. j. SALTZwEDEL, in the Goth year
If his age, native of Prussia, but resident of this
ity upwards of forty years.
At ChestcrtOwn, Md, on the 2ld inst. WM. WELLS
II the 3lst year of his age
At Natchcz, Mss on the 18th Nov. of yellow fever
RoBT !. JONES' in the 26lh year of his age, tormer!
of Baltimore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-31
AEHANs BR A.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

80 BALL CAME, 6! CTs. EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LErlat so Z" PER HOUR
THNHE Subscriber, having fully establishe 1.-The AL
n HAMBRA MS aaplace of gcnaemanIy ,esort, as
sIres its patrons ;sa IN reducing his prices, the same
rules, which haze proved satisfactory tC all, will be
adh red to- and the striclest order insisted an.
Dsorderly persons, who conform 20 the rules
of the House, and Boys under age, requested not
TO visit the place, as they will not be permitted to
remain
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
stood, that gentlemen may feel assureGthey visit
the AlhanhSa, and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise N'!th0ut the slightest fear of annoyance.
Q5- Nan, BRADLEY, my former resistant having
returned from the North, will have TIE entire control
of the SELDOM department.
{I7- The ALHAMBRA SALOON. OF REFRESH
MENT, as usun is furnished with al The requirements
of the season, which served uG!n the hest style.
dletlm AMBROSS DALLIMORE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-31
rs Goods from AuC ton every week
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Il NHEAF DRY GOODS. large and hand
" some assortment, consisting Of-CLOTHS AND
CASSlME RES; EASSINErS; BEAVER CLOTHS;
KERSEYS; Blankets; Flannels; Linseys; Merinos;
Alpacas; Mouseline de LANES; Cashmercs; Shrtiags
"A large assortment Of Long Cloth Shirngs, of the
most approved makes; Irish Linens, Sheets and Dia-
pers, Counteipanes; cotton Wadding and Laps; Yes
tngS; Silk and Cotton Nelvets; Lustrings; Canton
Blankets; Beddck, Burlaps, Apron and Furniture
Checks; linen cambric and silk pocket hdkfs SUPERB
or SaXouy Wool Shirts and Drawers, gentemen's
Stocks and Scarts; Suspendcrs; Laces; Edgings and
Cap Nets; Bombazines; Figured SaxOnies; Worsted
Serge Gala Plaids; POpns; Kentucky Jeans; bleach
ed, unbeached and coi0red Canton Flannels; Cali
Goes; Ginghams; POngcc; SPsa; Patent Threads;
Sewing silk Sken Cotton; Cotton Osnaburgs and
Driings; Brown Holland; Brown French Linen;
Gloves; AIitts; SIlAWLS, Meroo, Broche, Blanket
IagoHi, Cashmere, Waffle, Sc; Buttons; Padding
Canvass; "a to 1874 bleaChed and brown Domestic
Cott0ns; Domestic Plaids; Shirting Stripes, sc. sc
Selling wholesale and retail, very low, at the Depo
of Bargains, 5. E. corner Of Hanover and Lombard
streets. HENRY w. COOkE.
d23 or the late firm of Cooke, Flint & Go.