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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-06

o. FISH y CO., FASHIONABLE HATTERS.
TyLEGANT HATS, CAPS, AND MUFFS. of tho
L. atest styles, and in the very greatest variety, may
be found at sales at this time.
We offer the above named goods, for cash, at prices
Quality considered lower than they can be obtained at
any other house the District We invite inspection
of our stock. o. FISH y CO, Hatlers,
nov 2 Browns Hotel.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-06

T NEGROES VAN TED.
i wish to purchase any number of negroes for the
New Orleans market, and will give at all times the
highest market price in cash for likely young negroes.
Those wishing to SELL will find it to their interest to
call at my establishment, corner of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue, where myself or agent can be
seen at any time. r."
Communications promptly attended to. ...l'
June ST THOS. WILLIAMS.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-06

Y Polls still open.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

Dreadful CASE OF LYycHrvG.-A cores
pondent of the Providence Journal, writing from
New Orleans, and giving an account of the origin
and progress Of Lynch Law, and the frightful ex.
cesses which are sometimes committed under Its
auspices, mentions an instance Of a more private
exercise OF this authority, that we have not be-
fore met with. Hesays:
:" Two young men, of respectable character,
peaceable and industrious citizens Of a commun-
ty IN kentucky, where moral rights and duties
are as well understood and observed as any where
IN the State had invested the earnings of several
years OF hard labor in cargo Of produce, which
they took to one OF the towns on the Lower Mis-
slsslppl 1t was purchased of them by man Of
respectable appearance and ready business talent
whom they took to be a merchant, and who paid
them generous price for it in Kentucky bank
notes They returned home, and suspecting no
fraud, divided The money and laid it away The
first payment they had occasion to make, it was
discovered that every dollar they had received
was counterfeit. They Immediately started in
search of their purchaser and found him unex-
pectedy at wood yard on the banks of the Mis-
slsslppi. At sight OF them he fled, and took TO
sklif, to seek, II was supposed, the protection of
his accomphces on an lslandopposlte. The young
men pursued and overlook him Just as he landed
on the shore. They demanded indemnifcation
for their property which he refused. They then
tied HIM to a tree, and gagged him with wad Of
his own counterfeit notes. then each retired
few steps, with pistol in hand, fred, and two
balls were lodged in his brain. They left him
hanging to the tree, a ghastly object, as warn
ing to his associates. Of the need of Justice which
would be dealt out to them. The young men
concealed not the deed but coolly told of the ad-
venture on their return and no public notice
was taken of it. They have, however, never
been down the river since, but it is not the fear of
punishment from the civil power for taking the
life of fellow being for pecuniary injury, that
dcters them; it is an apprehension of the fearful
revenge which some Of The desperate companions
of the murdered counterleiter may seek to inflict
which restrains them.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

~ rhe Invisible wig so closely resembles the
rhsd of ha that sctpcs and conno4ssurs have ol9un
ced il the perfect and extraordinary OF w
Ing made wirEout sewing or weaving winch causes rs s
40 closely 10 resemble the natural hair, boh III ilght
p.s"d oanTs appearance as defy detection NJ texture
big So beautiful aud 50 if4e thai IN al cs o
uni upeded and the great evils u
;hr Wigs entirely avoided The scepnc and eonnolsseu
ar alike invited uspeet thf novel aud beautiful " ~ aa
~. o+>'Ni,i : w lnh22 lmls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

ARKANsAs-Ihe Little Rock Gazette gives glo-
nous account of the progress of the Wing cause in
Arkansas g If the spirit which is now moving the
masses IN all parts ofthe State" says that journal
: shall go on as it will do conquering and to con
regenerated and disenlhralled by the election IN DC
tober, OF WALKER for Congress, GIBSON for Cover
nor, and Wing Legislature; and by recording her
vote IN November for that machless statesman und
trend OF Human liberty, HENRY Clay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
Select Theological Library,

Nos w, Y. lLLusrRArIoss oFrHE DIVINE GoygRNngsr.
BY I. SoUIHwoop SMITH
No. T. RELLy's USioS.
Nos vi VII. uHTgRsAL KEsroR ALTON: b. JEREMIAH
WHITE, Chaplain TO Oliver Cromwell
NO. TX TN LErrERs AppREssEp Mr.. PAt~g in an
s"er TO his Age OF Reeson, by ELHArAs wrycgysTEs
Such are the titles of a series of cheap reprints
tl21 cents per No. Of the standard writings Of the
Uniyersalists, by Gihon, Fairchld & Co., Philade.
phla and c. l. stckney of this city In this STYLE.
books heretofore costing dollar, and often una,,an
able at that are now afforded at shilling, aud in
way to be sent by mail al q small cost The idea
is good one, and should be embraced bv such de-
nominations as have not anticipated it. We believe
the last three works on this list have been some time
out OF print.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
CoRoNER,s OFFICE.

ACCIDENTAL BURsING.--The Coroner held an
inquest at the house of Patrick Shean AssieTstreet
hs body Of Eliza shehan assd about two years whose
ciohsg accidentally caught IRE Saturday might from the
stove and burned badly that she died this morning
DIED II THE PRIsoS.-An unknown coiored man,
aged about found yg luseDiby drunk the
SuDday evening end placed IN cell OF the prison,
where ne late IS 10 O'Clock last night This
morning he found there dead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

Ut. r eII1 e'O1l.t non, human
h,ir from lenaies sp2er lips, Ike hair tonc"aas oI9aa aug
ryaed forehead the stubborn beard OF man or any h
smnsrtiunus hair Be get the geuli 81 us
of4ce o. Wslkrr street, one door isom Brosd"- I
81 ~, bottle: directions Ereuch and English, -
SS,%ts-tiutbTie 1 MAIDEN lane, Allan NJ jNe"
Haven; Brown, 10 Chesnui s5rI I'm PM ofcfs;e
G.rIs,on Lowell; e. Dyer Jr, ProvldeISe Matt H
Su;cb. To1sey Rochester, y y. Guild, Bangor =" hl's
n be seen and tested bsfor buyus Proof P"svf, TINS
and no mistake -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

THE REPOSITORY OF ENGLISH ROMANCE
Comprising ali the best Serial Novels Of the Day, by
James, Dickens, Lever, Ainsworth, Lover &c. No.
3, is just published by j. Winchester, 80 Ann-st.
Also No. Is Of Martin ChuzZlewt.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
? PER PULICf

STEALISG SwfSE.-James Dickson, John Dick
aad William frceborn arre>ted BIZ officer Horton,
for stealing Saturday night u hogs worth SO the
premises John Crane No lie Hammondztree The hogs
recovered and the accrued held bail 5000 each
answer.
STEALING FROM AZ EMPLoYER.-Hannah Me
Gee asrv4n in heernpioy Of Thorr.s Silver No go Spring
street arrested and committed for stealing $50 worth oil
clothing from her mistress, Mrs. Silver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

ITALY AND THE ITALIANs.'-This is the title
chosen for the beautiful and interesting Letters Of
TYLER HEApLEY, Esq, which we announced some
days since Us being about make their appearance
The whole collection, embracing many Letters now
printed for the first time, will be ready this morning,
published by l. S. Plat, III Fulton-sreet. They
constitute the first number of the Home Library,
and there is an air of modesty and neatness in their
gettng-up which is quite charming Many of these
Letters have already appeared in The Tribune,
where they were greatly admired and whence they
were extensively copied. We anticipate a large
and rapid sale for these Letters; and they must be
of great service also, in giving 6clat 10 the 'Home
Library We shall try hereafter to make some ex-
tracts from such of these Letters as we have not
published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
WILL Be PUBLISHED
This Morning.
CuRIOSITIES OF LITERATURE.

10 hlcSl LIS CI - I>i''
AND THE LITERARY CHARACTER ILLUsTRA-
TED. By D'ISRaELi, Esa. DC. l.. r ; a Fist
THE LITERARY CHARACTER Illustrated BIZ tbs
History OF Mss OF GESIus-Drawn from Their oar feel
tnss aud Confessions. By l.DlSkAELI. ESQ.
CURlOSlTIES OF AMERICAN LITERATURE
Compiled Edited and Arranged By Rev. RUFUS w.
GKISWoLD.
THE design OF this work to stimulate the literary cuos
.ded their requirements The characters the events and
the siusul4res modern literature, always familiar
rrous part mankind b. their occupations their ado
ence, both unfvobe causes 10 literary inproreHts reure
10 obtain ts materials for thinking BY t- esest and e4dsst
Extract from the authors PrJcce 10 the FIRST
Series
These Researches offer authentic Knowledge for
cent topics they attempt demonstrate some general prnci-
pie, 10y induction f:om variety Of pnnGlpiesto ee,eloI5
10 suggest subjects winch by theIs "e ne" 20
inquiry and which may lead 10 traRs OF IDEAS Ia accuS-
sens 20 weld the agreeable feeling pleas
u1e peculiar ,s-lsomething which ourselves have
est 20 another communicates to him the delight OF The FIST
the Prfsce 10 the Second Series
Nor do presume be any thing than the historian
Of genius whose humble Office only 10 ts! the virtues and
the Inmes Ut ms heroes IL IS the i>shlcD OF The present
a 20 up dazzling theories OF genius 10 r4Son rI6r
pfornulsate abstract paradoxss 10 treat win ev IN
man OF genus because he only OF genius have
myself have looked mt hterlfy hsi9y tot tS tefa!
char4cer Err from the iHthoTs Preface to ne Lat
erGTy Character.
The CuriosltIes of American Literature. which VIII bs
published IL connection with works aforementioned will
prove the interesting collections OF literary
nscdote made II first work Of the KIDD ever
ertkrn in this cuuatry though Literature offers TO the dl-
gent inc uirer Of The most attractive maters-
Mr. Criswold who wi compile the work. has been collect
g number OF ysars and no one tins
side me Atlantic better lifted io the ask than ne He has
literary acquaintance embracing almnsteys literary person
Al Amsrica and collection OF American Lfsratarstasd
ard and p.liodicpGobab5 AZ the United Ststes
This department The work VIII bs OF interest and ralne.
These works Nil % published IN single volume I'D
psrTzl syo. Prics 8 L.,
No Library public OF prtsat@ va Dc c-E1pl-re without
eory OF this very interesting and curious work
mh25 3tis D. APPLETON co go BroadwaY.
HOOP IR ON-HaIf 10 Nv o men inclusive, tail
Assortment pant OF which errc ts made expressly ei
trup t,, and lock rs ooTHoUT
VICTORIA PIG lRON.-I50 tons No. and 2
Victoria PIX rls,a Superior charcoal hoa Tor ionncy
PuI 1bas n- CT SAFE oLSEY CO. q West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

THE COUNSELLOR or Every Man his Own
Lawyer: The Several Modes of Commencing and
Conducting Actions in the Justices Courts of the
State of New-York, rendered plain and easy With
Variety of Forms for Drawing Declarations, and
other Instruments of Writing used between Man
and Man; Together with Numerous References TO
the Statutes and Decisions OF the Supreme Court
and other Standard Law-Books Prepared and ar
ranged by Moses CRowELL, Justice of the Peace
is published al Ithaca, by ID. d. & A. Spencer, in
plain cheap l2mo. of 1872 pages. 1t is good
work, and ought 10 be widely in hand. There is
nothing like competent knowledge of Law 10 keep
honest ont of it, and decidedly the best general
Lawyer can have, next to none at all, y HIM
self. We make exceptions, of course, for special
cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
- ChomicaI Soap.-Fer curing freele.,

~ italian Oh cmtcal Soap.-tcr cuunF iTecSle''
,;tnn,, suprons blotches. scurvy morpne heat Spsts
mosquito and all irritation and Ionsne a. 1 se n"s
nal shs Of recent chemical discoveries Its -molent and
healing qualities okeq Of IN al 5 and sye enc ne
ali ordary purposes aud be had genuine ony
al 81 Walker street rdooI from ie cotntr oil broaiwa{
apsrs Milk STREET Boston 10 Chestnut street. fhisle
mia Ciray roussy, Rochester My sis Ne"
Maven Dyer Providence Carleton, Lowell ana iIpp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
THE TRIBUNE
1iterarn Notices.

ESS LECTURES on THE Acrs OF THE APOSTLES,
oy the late JoHN DICK ID. ID, Professor of Theology
OK Tue United Secession Church, Glasgow, Author
Oh Lectures on Theology sc. &c. have just been
published in noble octave of 408 pages by Robert
carter, % Canal-st. There are few recent contrbu-
.lons TO Orthodox Theology more valuable than this
The story OF the travels trials and teachings Of the
apostles traced throughout and the great doctrines
they teach, according the views of the Lecturer
clearly educed and vigorously enforced This volume
cannot tail 10 be highly priced by the large and IN
teihgent class of readers to whom it more especially
addresses itself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

PoEMs OF Mrs. NicHoLs.--We are happy 10
learn thai the poems OF Mrs. r. 5. Niohols-one OF
the mos. popular of our Western Songsters-are 10
be collected and published in Cincinnati during the
present season. The book viii open With ber"lce'
or the Curse OF Minna, winch VIII occupy some
twenty pages, and has never been puDh.nes' w, we
shonld thinl, fair sale for The book IN New ORR
,;cbt he anticipated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
COMMON COUNCIL
COMMON CoUNCIL.-The following omit
ted from our proceedings Of the Board of Alder
men yesterdays

iIfll (csLClbcS
Marine CONTRIBUTIONS Of a number of men,
brs of the bar, asking have THIS Court decent
do the rnblic aud themselves Petitions
r. FL Shepherd purchase wharf the Fulton Ferry
BROOKLYN OF ST. F. r. Fast FOR tn payment OF of
money the hands OF thePuhc administrator or MIR CAT
and Others have the First Avenue between 18th aud
18th streets paved OF members OF Hose Co %, have
their arparsius removed HoTatlo or Thurstop,
purchase lot 25e William OF SchuF ler Prhtld Day
Co and Others exclusive OF slap between Liberty
and Cedar stS and also south SIDE OF e'iar n Il. OF Nj
Sheldon ana Sanford lease OF land Oh West street mar -
OF Raymond Tor lease a per loot OF Chambers ST To
have the per opposite Tobacco lnsp T. extended
From the Board Of ASStstantS-To hold the cleo
non poll % District 10 Ward at the OF BraGme
aud F6T.yf s;s The 81 District Seventeenth ward ~ Her
nitage Hall core5 Asn aud Houston 9Th District
Eighth Wad 2G5 Sprng ST. 9th District same Nsrd
al 30 272 Hudson Il ConcuUet in.
RssolutionS.-lo hold the election polls OF the
ID District 18th Ward tbs house OF A v Back1s Man.
hattsuvile ADOPTED Also the ih District, 9th WaTi
70 Bayard street Adopted The ;th District l2h Ward
346 G raud street Adopted Pan Gont appointed an
inspector Of election of District, 18th Ward Adopted.
To hold the Sd District Waj poll al loo Washngton
The st District 5rh Ward R-ys Hotel. ls District,
9TH Ward AZ la6 East Broadway 9Th District III Wprd
2i3 Cherry ST. st District, Is " corner Wooster and
Amy Place st District 81 Blocker Sd district do
corner 3th ST and Broadway th DISTINCT DO corner 9th 81
and 9th Avenue The ls district 10Th ward SCUM west cor
sth Avenue and 10th u instruct do &C smith Hbbsrrs.
al Ayerne between 23d and 2 streets 81 district 40
of Sd Avenue aud 33d Adopted
lnstructng the Aims House Commissioners TO report
the condition Of the department: adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

u "THE JUVENILE LIBRARY; Collection
of Moral Tales and Sketches, Vol l., principally
from the pen of Mrs. CAROLINE NJ SAWYER has
Just been issued by c. l.. Stickney lao Fulton-st.
Mrs. Sawyer is already widely known as one OF the
most winning and delightful teachers OF Goodness
and Virtue to the Young, simply by exhibiting them
in their native loneliness. Her writings are grace
full and poetic, but it is the purity and affection
beaming through them which form their main at
traction We know very few volumes for the Young
more excellent than this. Opp. 254, l8mo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

rS5p Old Ironsides which has been repaired u
Norfolk, will cost $40, 900 to be made ses-worlh!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

r5y4 .tTHE ROSE MANUAL; containing Accurate
Descriptions of all the Finest Varieties OF Roses
with Directions for their Propagation, and the pe-
structon of Insects, with engravings: BY ROBERT
BUIsr, Nurseryman and Florist" Is published oy
Carey & Har, Philadelphia. II IS a beautiful
volume, and will attract the attention OF FLORISTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
HENRY CLAY:

b Esss SAA'kNT' Esq. OF the { ny 81 Wv foik
GroHgat down the year 1874 This work will b. publish
sl cls1r and type erra and put u
with paper covers wiki AMI handsome ihosraThie
full length Portrait, viii ,old the
g= eogy: Tea Copiss fer One Doar Tbs IA the fullest
compiete Biocraphy Of Nr. clayevzy published
Cisr Gibbs, " hiE Committees, Booksellers aud 9th
srs viii please send in their orsfs early As possible
Country Merchants abJu; visiting ;he CITY viii afford
favorable opportunity those wishing 70 order
GREELEY y bicssL SATH
"a rrihnn. Rnilnincs. Isl Nfssan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

ISBEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD Eel
LoWs-Ihe Celebration OF Hudson Lodss No II. L. ..
= y = o. NcW'jsrssy- wi taks place IL rh Methods,
7iss. March - ,s.t, =, hAIfpas. clsck.
orston by Rsv; L b sApiS (G NJ of Masxachasstss)
Sias9s By ~ I'D .sf Gents Choir
;eE-,, y c-r, b had Of say Of me Bsctbs., IN
I,s >.Ersx, II wslFssees, Of }. NJ Tlek. Bowr,y,
tr,iz of Cars yi ra from jersey Civ 70 Newark
Sabshowp aad Railway after the eyeaing. exercises
acecnoisuon OF those attending the Celebration from
'hosa places nhz3 Nv.
IST UNDERFUL E&HIBIrlON.-EGGs HArcH-
50 BY Arract3l Means, pow oFeR to the public fIYm
10 A. " to VI. daily 80 Nassau street. The Tn
or TO The issarng ,nd dsyont mind il eads
fFs1a Ssta;e NJ e N'aTes God LADIES |.
sew weeks oaly Adait:ssce . children half price
thsrs payment S. may have card Of ADMISSION for u
e 6 assa po 81 seh ta PaHRhts expan.sOy and
FL 10 visi; the establishment pleasure nhls Is,s
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
a FAIR corner e B BfSpSS4y and N Ann street
For trco days only, Monday and Tuedsav>
March 18th and 26tk.
The Manager has tfc!ed with that saperb
sa ard q q Ethiopian Meiod''', the KENTUCKY MIN
ALSO ENGtGED-AIr. wM COLE, the celebrated
CHINESE Ct SoNDEsCRlPr: or CoNIoRTloNlsT!!;
APPRECIATION all the principal Theatres Europe and Anne
rcd' together with ms edncated md talented
DOG BILLY,
whose grea, Of ent sagaci,y have placed him
siiss s. RicHARDs,4 chsrm,nS Vocalist;
Miss BLAN CHARD. IEggirIsss;
LA PETITE CEtlTO, the admired Dsnsause:
I. G. BOOTH, Comic Singer.
Nlr. {; RICHARDS. Sentimental Snger.
Mr. WHlrLOCK. sauis Player;
Nc B WiLbLAiS, Irish Singer and Story Teller;
BEAUTIFUL WAN FIGURES representing group Of
Ldans OF The Crow Tribe. ia the act Of sillmga SANTA
LAMBERrt and POLLY BODINE.
The GlPef FAMILY Sax IN number. recently from Ger
and faithful representatives of the ancieur people OF
Egypt m " BE- seen IN their costume
The Gypsy QUEEN the Fortuas Teller NAV be com
:rliel privately at all hours OF the day and evening
Performances every evening at Il O'clock
Tickets 23cenis: children under 10 years. lea cents
Twsnvre forprivate CONSTITUTIONS with the
Gypsy QG-e1,
On inesdsy next the Kentucky Anstrsls take benefit
-Look out for rch bill. m25
DEALE'S NETWORK MUSEUM, and Ma
r'onal Portrait Gallery, Broadway, opposite the City
Eye5y % psy and and E,s E, TIN; Week
fractions.
n ma2aggL . barpy TO announce with Sig
lor FRANCISCO the suowped Magician and EGubrist,
late fiom the American Museum
The PHILADELPHIA MINSTRELS the most superb
band OF Ethiopian meiOd,, and Extravaganza America
sgnoT hoN NV EDO WIN his grand mechanical eshioi'
The MIGHTY GlANTESS! charming aad beautiful
'ad OF sweet sSteeu but OF pr. portions, and
most beautiful vocalist.
Mr.. D, ". WRIGHT, an uusqualed sentimental singer.
Miss JESSELfS, an accomplished danseuse.
GlPNtN GlRL, SISTER OF the Queen the American Ma
privately az al hoHrs OF tho day and evening.
Fudge MERMAID. Gmnd Cosmorama and 500. 600 cur
1siss. Admission shilling; III those who
suit the Gypsy Old. mills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
G'HE COMMERCIAL AND COLLEGIATE

i SCHOOL, 43 West Washington Place
The undersigned thankful for the degree Of distinguished
favor which has aIsly attended their enterprise aad be
lievng their general principles OF instruction and dcp
iiGe the sppLubaou oil the
respectfully the attention Of parents and guerans
the location pau and the excerpt character OF the Instr
tuition under ,her
In thu absence of School of very high order uniting
the departments Of English nch aud Classical learn
ing together w the advantages public and private euca
tnev have located their School contiguous Greenwich
and Chelsea, and Washington Square
cOmmoda,e their parroos that immediate neisboThood
Terms Of tuition vary from ats $50 psr Quarter
a JUNIOR Class Of boys under len of viii BE-
ISAAC 6. HUBS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

yzy- LIE RErLGr DE PARIS is the tile OF new
French Literary Journal published in this city, m a
large octave form Of SO pages, on beautiful type a'u
nsDer. Office lis Fulton-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

ry HOME IN THE HEART an eloquent and
touching prose poem on The Beauties of Solitude,
has been published in shilling form by Adee 4 Is
tabrook, l07 Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
THE IUNgUs TRACTS.

THE IUNgUs TRACTS.
No. l. The TEsr; or Parties Tried b thru 4ct,.
No. II. TIE CrsRENcY
No Ill. TIE TARIrE.
No ". kiFE or HENRr CLAY.
No. '. PaLlrIc,L ABOLITION.
No. VI. p.noCKACY.
No. VII. LABOR AND CkPtTAt.
These lizzie pamphlets INFINITE good 20 the
hic cause and oberrs with pleasure that ihsT are BE-
eauIqg The Standard pubiicanous among our PARTY
New Orleans Bss
Z" The JUNrvs TRAcrs are becoming the Standard Whs
Lexington Express, Missouri
" This Sers. Of Political Tracts from the well known
author OF The CrIfs Of the Country S40, uniform
size and price, published and FOR sale at the Thnrs oincr
York 50 hundred copies. $50 !aoG
saudi Orders any part of the Union supplied ~h de-
patch. Remttces by mail pest pad or FREE az the sk %
,s proprietor snd pubhe1 None sent cut nnt ON r"m'
~ Orders mus, be accompanied with thr cash.
GREELEY y McS.I. RATE,
Publishers tnr tUyhnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27

A GENCY Tor Selling Lehigh or Schnyklil Coal
n Per Cargo-C. c. HAVEN, No tlHe street agentior
- ~ ehipb Company's per Cargo will take orders
i lel Shipments thereof made at Bristol ehs Of Sersn
ed Lump Broken Egg stove Sizes waTranIe as 10
most 81 to I09 si !S
mp r barge load carefully screened al the mines
and Of such sizes as may be ordered scp,ryI
a G,ren will also take orders for the best SeH IL
VII RS,o OR WHITE ASH COAL. deliverable IN
ph.pha for shipment may be directed or oy parss IN
l ;, 1ne any month of the shipping season he Coal
J vii be purchased N Pottsvs Tor caSh-oe Sc
and forwarded BY Messrs r. Stafford &te on me NOS
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