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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

To secure a majority in the Senate when Mr. :
CLAY comes in as President, in March, lS45, as
only l6 Wings then hold over, it will be seen
that the Wings must carry majority in the Le-
gislatures of 10 States, which will give them 26
Senators, (including those who hold over) and
leave party questions to be settled by the casting
vote of the Vlce-President. The LocoFo
have already gained two States from US, viz Mis-
sissippi and Michigan, and will confidently expect
to carry New-York by their present large MAORI
ty IN the State Senate, which will probably control
the ont ballot in the Legislature, unless we carry
the City next Fall, as we must On the other
hand, the Wings have chances to gain Senators
in Maine, Ohio and Pennsylvania. We urge
upon our friends in all Of the States where U. S.
Senators are to be elected this year and next, 10
strain every nerve to carry their Legislatures.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
Eacfs a acainst rheories.

Pins are among the articles instancec oy 'ne
Free Traders of our City and elsewhere as eHo'-
b;tantly taxed by the present Iarifi-oVer oo Pof
cont What has been the consequence Are
pms dearer than they were under low duty by
M means, but the contrary. Although there are
bnt two or three Pin Manufactures IN the Country
l,be oldest, of but nine years. standng only made
is first dividend last year, yet Pins are cheaper
now in this country than before. a gentlel,'an
whose name is with US gives us striking Nus
1raton of this fact. He IS the inventor u
machine to stick Pins in papers, when ooeS 'ie
work with great rapidity, and fancleo nc might
maize n spec. by buying Pins without papers IN
Enoland and sticking them on papers here 80
be sent over to inquire the price, and was sur
,v;sed 10 find that he could bug Pins in papers at
On american factory as cheap as he could buy as
good Pins before sticking in England. There
are inferior qualities to be bought cheaper IN Eng
land but right good article cost 81 cents pound
there, and he could buy them for that here.
Sad Irons are set down in the Hardware I'm
porters' Memorial as taxed lao per cent. by the
present Tariff Let it 60 at that They cost Al
cents per pound in our market under the low Du-
ties of le4l, and they can now be bought mere ior
2; mar pound-a reduction of l6 per cent That
horrible Tariff seems to have an odd way of taxing
our People.
Cut Nails were Al cents in Al; now cents.
Shouels and Spades are 10 per cent. lower than
in al.
Ares collins ss Co.'s) 10 per cent. cheaper !;
others, Is. -,
Augers are 90 pr. ct. cheaper than in Al.
Conner and Brass WIRE are 10 pr. Ct cheaper.
Roll and Sheet Brass 10 per Ct cheaper
Norfolk LatcAes, 80 p ct. cheaper than in al.
Britannia Tablespoons, 90 do.
Brass Headed Shouels and Tongs Is DO
Hozso,o Ware, same price as in al.
Cut Tacks, do.
Scyth.s and Sickles, 10 pct cheaperthan in a
Plate and Hook Hinges, do.
Hooks and Staples, do
These are mainly the articles on which 1t Is S
clarnorcd by the Evening Post, and mslnuatea
bv the Hardware Memorial and the Journal OF
Cornrnere that the Farmers are enormously ta1ed
-, tho Tariff to enrich the Manufacturers But
every farmer who remembers and thinks must
know better. He must know that he buys them
now as cheap as he ever did when the duties were
low The duty is raised.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
LECTURES on GEOLOGY.

- DocroR LYMLL's LECTURES or dEoLo'Y1ffTTT, fT +,
Tribune is now ready. 1t contains Engrayed .
exhibiting an ideal section Of of the Earns
explanatons IL will also contain agenefai h
lowing subjects: Anvergns, Lacustrne Period II
riod Eruption o( Coseguna, Mount Dor LsGlS n,ne 81
Appenines Mount Htna. Lectmre III, Upheava anu W
dence Of the Earth Naples Temple Of Scraps Soes Eea.
vn Lecture w, Coral lees, Coral Islands. Lstar. T
Recession of the Falls of Niagara. Lecture III D'u-,
and dcebergs. s,e,,bofa
scrure of Dr. ! arcrsTTNE SMITH delivered ueios G :"
Lyceum of Natural History on the 9Th OF Decemoet -
Price per single copy Is cents. Postmasten en"@
One Dollar VIII De entitled TO FIVE copies. ,,.x,
GREELEY x MCELRATH, PubsnSSsit
Cnihnne RuhiLns NeH.IOIh
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LMo's.-Another very crowded and fashionable
audience at the Opera last night, The proportion
Of ladies in the audience, we glad 10 see, in
creases their bright eyes and beautiful dresses add
greatly to the brlliancy and attraction of the
The troupe improve under practice, and Borghese,
having acquired the calbre of the house, sings much
more effectively than on the first and second nights
She gives her music with power and sweetness
which drives the white kids into ecstacies. Val
,ellina has somewhat subdued his style, but sutl
oyeracts to some extent. Perozzi appears TO be
popular, although his voice is not pleasant one
The Instrumentation, with the judicious omis-
sion Of the wind band upon the stage, too heavy TO,
The house. The faults in The preponderance OF wind
instruments over the suinged. If Rapetd will but
sabdue the ambition of the brass on the extreme
right, he will have under his command an orchestra
ppequaled IN this country,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
IlI ED.

6. AYERS. daughter of John Ayers of Bloomingda
The friends Of the family, and those OF her brotherin
Phander Kmbal are respectfully invited TO attend se D
neral This Afternoon. at o'clock at G2 trankoItSet
On Thursday evening, CHARLES r. PlNDAR' IN tns N
year of his age. ,,..J
on sunday Afternoon, at O'clock from his late Iestss
No. ii9 Bro0mestreet. IL.
February 7, WILLIAM FIELD, son Of Isaac and haEh'
Carpenter aged years and 4 months.
February I Mrs. F. e. GARRET daughter Of the ae VI
Ireland, aged 26 years. IT,
February O. CLARA, daughter of Cornelius v a. and fIn
A. Schuyler aged 10 months and days.
Fsbraary8 Of afec on of the heart IN te lSn ysy
his age JAMES BRyAn Esq. late President OF the Nswia
Contrihutionshp Insurance. Company. ,u
Fe5maly9, HENRY HARMS, Esq, in the 39th year OIL y
age. W
At Lyme Ct, January 2i IN the 62d year Of his age ~
RICHARD Ely for many years merchant Of this city
At Albany, FebruaryG, Mr.. CHARLES SMY1H 90 ysh ys
At New. Haven, CT February 6, CATHERINE NJ W'n
Thomas H. Pease, aged 20 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
EVENING EDITION.
SATURDAY., p o'caocK,P. M.
~ We are indebted to Messrs. ADAMS Il Co.
for Boston papers of Friday in advance of the Mail

HUDsoy INSANE AsYLUM.-This is private
institution, established in 1880 by Drs. S. & G.
H. WHITE, which has we learn, been very sue
cessful in the treatment Of its patients. Since
its foundation 59l patients from different parts of
tie United States and the Canadas have been re-
eeiyed, a large proportion OF whom haze returned
to the bosoms of their families and society-sone
with reason entirely restored and others partially
SO. Nineteen have been removed during the past
year, seven of whom were entirely restored and
the remainder, with the exception of one who
died. much improved. Twenty,cight remain
under treatment, many of whom arc GONZALES
cling. In addition to o,her sources of amusement
and exercise, the proprietors have constructed a
circular railroad, which is accessible to all of the
patients, and produces very beneficial effect.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
New-Ycrk Legislature.

ALBANY, r cd s.
In SENATE, the bill in relation to the execution
of sealed instruments by corporations was ta-
ken up.
This bill, as originally introduced by Mr. Boo
KEE provided that corporate seal, egibly im-
pressed upon the paper, without any wax, or other
tenacious substance, should be held to be valid
"a recent decision Of the Supreme Court to the
contrary Notwithstanding
The Committee on the Judiciary reported the
BILL striking out the words which gave it a retro
spective effect.
After protracteA discussion on this BILL the
Senate went into Executive Session.
In the HOUSE, the bill to provide for the loca-
ton and erection Of County Buildings in the
County Of Warren passed.
On motion of Mr.. Ross, 300 extra copies of
the School Law for the city of New York were
ordered to be printed for the use of the delegation
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill
for the equal distribution Of the Literature Fund,
which, after long discussion, was reported to
the House and ordered to be engrossed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
TCommuaicarei.l I

To LADIEs-The attention oil oar citizens has Of
late beenno ian usually directed the fine Of Pailt
ns l. betoken advance in refinement truly gratifying.
Among other Indications worthy of nstice We perceive
that an accomplished Lady OF this Cty-Mrs. PerIey-wi
devote hefs 10 the teaching OF this beautiful the L.,
dies, whom recommend to avail themselves Of ha oppo
tun elevate their By the acquisition Of ,h; elegant
accomplishment. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
s.nsto of the United States.

The election to the u S. Senate of Hon. HEN
ny JOHNSON CWhig) from the State OF Louisiana,
in place Of Hon Alexander Porter, (Whig( de-
ceased, enables US to present the following accu-
rate and complete List of the members of the Sen
ate. This body consists at present of % Wings
and 90 Loco. Focos, as follows:
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NAPIER, FISHER 81 co.
STRAW GOODS,
Fl "A Pearl rlstreet n. Y. ID
Observation-Disclosures!

large supply OF German Amanacs Tor sale al the 's'
the New York Tribune Price 81, cents per dozen. 80
This Almanac is printed in the German Language, ~
usual style and szs fGcrnan Amanaes and cohll
prat interest 10 Germans connected with the ndus
Labor Of the country and on the importance OF Pl0 ,ta
TO the Mechanics and Wofkngmen oi the ohifu w.
against English comnati,ion
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

sF An article appeared in tie Ne'c Uior1d, two
weeks since, on the condition and politics OF Spain
declared TO be from one possessing great facilities
for information, and signed Il AS the impression
has been made 1--WE apprehend by design of the au-
thor that this letter was written by Hon. WASH
lSGros IRVING our Embassador a, Madrid, we are
requested TO state that Mr. Irving had nothing 10 do
with it.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
MARRIED.,

At Bridgeport Conn., February 8, by the Rev. u s. Cox
RICHARD Scorr, Esl., of the city Of New.YoIk to NA
MARY L. youngest daughter Of Capt D. l.. Porter, Of S
former place.
At Philadelphia, February 8, liEcroR MoRRtoN Of hI
city to HANNAH youngest daughter of the !.:s Mai BaT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
Statement showing the
Markets. Turs DAY. 3 O'Clock

Cotton active previous prices The sales Of yesterday
reach 5000 bags. Flour is held 37 for enesee S7i
for Ohio Pots are CA "a 69 Peas OSi l2!. No Com
Offering.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
Appointments by the Governor,

JANUARY l3.
SUFyoLK-Chares A. Floyd, Surrogate and Judge, vice
George Miller and Richard VI ConNin
Joseph T. Hunting, Judge, vice Joshua B. Sn'ith
FFBRUARY6.
sRtr-Bsnjamn {. Caryl, Notary, vice Juo. R. Lee
FEBRUARyT. {.
OynyD,GA-Dayid D. Hills Surrogate, vice Isaac L.
Minacd
Peter Oulwater Jr., Master vice G. B. Sedswck,
Hicks Worten, Master, vice L. 7. Newcomb.
C. W Newton Master vice 9 Lawrsncs.
George B. Walter Examiner, vice B. Sedgwick.
Alfred Eortham Examiner vice F Sabine.
Becoui Lee Examiner, vice |. =. Sandford.
FEBRUARY S.
DurcHrss-Elah P. Benjamin Notary, re-appointment.
ULsrER,-Nichoas Sick!es, Surrogate, vice James NJ
Mitchell
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

REV ELoy GALUsHA.-From private sources we
understand that the report, OF which we had re-
ceved successive intimations for considerable pc
ROD past that Elder Galusha had become full and
confirmed convert to the theory o! Miller, is true
and we have heard it added, that he proclams in
public his expectation that the world will be de-
stroyed on or before some day next month, we be-
lieve the 14th very brief period will be required
to prove the utter fallacy of such an expectations
Baptist Advocate, Feb. 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

JUSTICE TO HENRY CLAY IN TENNEssEE.-On
Saturday the House of Representatives finished the
good work begun by the Senate in relation to the
charge of Bargain, Intrigue and Corruption" by
passing the Resolutions Of that body, repeating, in
effect, the Resolutions Of the General Assembly Of
1927, and declaring that the charges therein con-
,ained against Mr.. Adams and Mr. Cay are unsup-
ported by proof and not to be believed
Thus have the Wings of Tennessee, through their
Representatives in the General Assembly done a
long delayed act of justice to the most lllustrous
Statesman and Patriot of our Age and Country.
This accusation of corrupt arrangement is now
so universally acknowledged among men OF ordinary
information and common candor to be totatally un-
iounaed-that it was well becoming the Wings of
Tennessee no longer to allow the record Of belief
of it on the Journals of their General Assembly to
remain uncontradiced. Nashville Banner.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

Appointed by Governor, bnt will probably be elected
by the Lsssla,ure other Loco will be chosen
Rehabilitation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

D' "a LECTURE on the Importance of a
Christian Basis for the Science of Political Econo
my, and its Application to the Affairs of Life, by
Bishop HucHEs," has been published by J. Win.
chester
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

&c. 10 De Forest & TO.
Bremen bark Hudson, Chilling. 60 days from Bremen, with
Bf bark Adam. carr from Glasgow Jan TO- with radze
WoOdhull & Mntnrn
IS from Gibraltar, fru, to Howes Godfrey & Robinson =
Left at Palermo bark Franca, Wells for Boston uncertain
sScht Cyane Grant of sedsewick fom Machia, with un
Der has ben IS days in the ice on Sands Pont lost boat
minnie; short Of provisions. and So f very much from
the severity Of the weather. The Steamboat Comet
hours getting her Of the ice.
chr Crescent Of salem, fm Cutler, Me- grind stones
ish 10 Smith Boynon Was the ice off Huntington LIZ
LOST sails and damaged rigging assisted By the Eastern
Gutter 'ufered very much from the weather.
SGhr Phebe, D. Smith from Po Penn Del flour Sc 10 y
Bulkey
sc Tasca.ora Smack Is days from Richmond, -four and
tobacco, TO Allen s. Paxson
schr Margaret Ann Paine, Virginia, we9d
Schr VIM O. Cooper, DO To-
Sehr Amanda, F Myrrick. 90 do
Also numeer small craft n Esq Har5or and Virginia,
with pine wood
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

u Ar~lL has JUST Published 4, his Music Saloon. No
POI Broadway sone new and elegant Music bound in com
pact and neat volumes, viii, beautifully Illuminated covers
Among tie many we notice the Repository Of Marches
composed by distinguished masters containing SIX pouul
airs among which the Love Not Qaick Step Primo,
Alber,'s March, and the New-York City Guards Quick
sp'-a!I arranged for the Piano Forte II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
rc11-[s.c.<nzlz-.E1r1l
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. lo-2 P. NJ.
CLEARED,

Brss Eliza s Susan Dyer, Mobile: Badger q Peck Hele
Margareta, Nernst Trieste William Wesson: Rodney
Smith satagoda Capell; Florida Blanco, Eidrdse Ba
liZe B Blapco
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

u PROF. BRoSsoS, IN GREENWICH, this even
ing commences his interesting Course of fLec,ures
on Body. Mind, Voice, Health, Life dissectons OF
the Manikin, &c. in ST. Luke's Building, corner OF
Grove and Hudson, at Z! o'clock, nlerspersed with
REGULATIONS, and Songs by Mr., Nash Monday
evening in Newark
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

PHRESo-AiSEMorEcHSY.-T Subscribers 10 Professor
sauveGouTaus General Class who did no, aead the first
Introductory Lecture of The Course additional
subscribers 10 the tt0cn Class unite, THIS
EV ENlNG, Saturday 0th at I: O'clock the StuyHe-
SAINT INSTITUTE for the of being initiated the rt
elements OF the systern order thar they be enabled 10
Join and follow the Uf0rn Glass the Second Lecture of
the Course for the said Class aad which will take place the
stuyesant Institute Lecture Room on Nonday Eyenug the
18th inst, a, precisely clock II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

G- SINGING CLASS Down TowS-Second Tsrm-The
hrst lesson IN the second of Mr Brsdburys
Sass The Lecture Room Of ST. Georges Church.
beskHan aad Cff streets will be Tuesday evening"
the 18th instant.
An excellent opportunity offered 10 this cas. for Ladies
and Gentlemen residing the lower part of the city who
have some acquaintance with the FIRST 7Tucple OF the a.
l0f 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

= GRArp FAMiLY HOLIDAY the American Museum
with superb performances al O'Clock in the afternoon and
I, In the evening
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
To Teachers and Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILosoPa.s
embracing the general principles of Mech tas
Hydrostatcs, Hydraulics, PneumatIcs, Acor
tics, Optics, Electricity, Galvanisrn MI gneli i,-
and Astronomy. Illustrated by sever al hunIs.. a..
Engravings BY LEONARD D. GALE, NJ. D. III. r%
fessor of Geology and Mineralogy IN the NV, vm
versity of the City of NewYork, and Lee.e..' Gu..
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy fs.nH ~
full bound, 80 cents; 81 so dozen TO leacas s.,s
The above WORK extoasively introduced IN the es S,,
and ssminares different parts Of the unsa Dr.
Gale being himself practical Chemist and his d rect
duties Lecturer requiring him 70 make cons
ed experiments all branches OF Natural Mos
emiaently qualified for the task Of editing such pb,r
the other publications the popu lar oTahchs he bcos
ply and Chemistry compilations hi1'S hen q,
makers; hence the requeht iallures oi eonts
tempts experiments while following the RE uss
in these works. No such difficulty Will occur IL A'
this work of DR.. Gale. ,,a sddrsssa
" Orders mu ST be accompanied bv the cas aS York
TO GREELEY McELRAih'-'" -'"
r Sargcnt's Life of Clay for SAFE s, al Postage
Thirty copies for ST. hundred copies o' in wr
any part OF the United States only csnes. eooo
pers ready tor mailing as above fnce iof AiHs d
csrrs. ,--.. :,
~ The yVhIG Almanac, f0r ..GrIsas
obtained from GU. Agents. b. STEEL Co. 90
and WILLIAM b. MOORE y 20. Clncienati
dozen. n.ls
r- TIE TRIBuSg--Persons wishing the New rrnu o..
or Weekly Tbune, will leave their names al e
fce SO Dock ST. Phila be regularly served fcf "
dences. Terms l2s cents pr week for DAILY, anu "
Weekly
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u" SINGING FOR THE M1LLloN."-' Wilhelm's
Celebrated Method of Teaching Singing in
Classes, translated from the last French Edition
by ]. A Hamilton, Professor of Music has Just
been published in a beautiful cheap form by j..
Winchester. The idea OF making Music part
of our Popular Education is rapidly gaining
ground. and VIC believe it will eventually secure
general adoption. This work is eminently cacu.
lated to facilitate the Musical education of chill
dren.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

FIRE AT PRAiR1EvILLE.-The store of Dir. S.
Ormsbee nearly destroyed by fire on the 18th
Loss estimated at between $4,000 and $4,000.
Milwaukee paper 9th ult
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
'erms expire IN lS47.
Is SENATORS aohOSe term

Loco.Focos. g.
N Hdmp'e. Levi Woodbury..
5 Carolina. Daniel +. Huger.
alabama William X. King.
MISS. .Robt. J. Walker.
Nlincis. James Semple.
.ArkanS0S VIM. S. Fulton.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

Po1soNISG.--Nlary Jackson, a colored woman,
who lived with ROBERT HARRIS, on the corner of
Green and Bass-strcets, sent colored boy to Doc
tor Springstead's for arsenic, quantity of which
she put into the tea-kettle last evening after drink
ing which the family became seriously i'll. The
woman and boy are both in jail. Mr.. Harris's family
we are happy to learn, are out of danger.
Alb. Eve. Jour. 9Th.
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WuIEs x.

WINGS. i 81
Vermont. Samuel ). Phelps.
Massa's.. Rufus Cioate..
&. Island. John B; Francis.
Cn,n ]. w. lnntinp ton
Ne,r- % York. Nat. ?. Tallmadge.
N. Jersey. VIM. l.. Dayton.
DelG,pGrc. . Rich. II. Bayaid.
Maryland. w m. D. Merrick.
Virginia. William {. Rlves.
lfississ'i. John Henderson.
Tennessee.Eph. n. Foster.
Indiana. Albert S. White. !
Michigan Angus. $. Porter.
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% Almanacs! Aimanacs! Almanacs.-
TEMPERANCE ALMANACS.
FARMERS ALMANACS.
GERMAN ALMANACS.
THE WHIG ALMANAC.
U The above Amanacs may be obtained By the do-fn.
hundred or thousand, of
GREELEY s. McELRATH,
daq Tribune Buildings, opposite City Hall.
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IS ,chose terms expire IN lS49.

LoCo-Focos.. .I3.
n Eamp'e. Chas. O. AlheIton.
Conn John Nj. Niles.
Nc,D- York. Silas Wright.
P,nn'a. James Buchanan.
NCdr0ltnd. w. II. Haywood, jr
SCaroiin0. Gsorge McDufhe.
Georgia. w. L. Colguitt.
alabama. Arthur p. Basbv.
| Ohio. William Allen.
Indiana. K. A. henuesan.
Illinois. =. Sidney Breese.
Missouri I'D. K. Atcheson.
IArkGnSGS. A. II. Sewer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

~ The Wing Almanac, for saa. saa.aas.GrJssl. gil
ohf.,,sd from ou, Agents B. STEEL * Co. NsM s PEI
and WILLIAM b. MoohE * Co. Cincinnati. ff''
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SAILED.
Packet ship Wellington, London.
Bark Potomac, Hull, Eng.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
sEMoR.yD.

Bremen brig Roland from Boston for New York is fast IN
the off Old Field Point with three anchors ahead.
SchTs Cornella, GrsCan Reuown Victor Emily KnIsht
Mary Ann William, Dr. franklin acd three or four siooys
which sailed for Eastern ports all the
off ThToggs Point.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

u THE Poems OF JAMES R. LOWELL have al
ready reached second edition, though scarcely
published three months. They are thus popular
because they deserve popularity. We suspect
most Of the complaints we hear of the decline
of Poetry are true in more literal sense than
their authors intend-that the disease of our time
is indeed a decline of Poetry, and not of its ap-
probation by the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10
Wines. a

Permont. William Upham.
MaryiGnd.J a. Pearce.
Louisiana Henry Johnson,
kentucky. J. J. Crittenden.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

bELONt
Brig Clinton. from Savannah.
Bremen bark Hudson, from Bremen.
Also, several Others, unknown. Wind WNW.
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of the Bank of
LiabiiitieS,

Total S39l,226 q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-10

W HiG9. Il.
hfa;ne George Evans.
Mass. Isaac G. Bates.
r. Island. Jas. y. Simmons.
N. Jersey. Jacob w. Miller.
-DelG,care. Thomas Clayton.
HirgiriG. VIM. 5. Archer.
NCdrcii'a. w. P. Mangun.
Georgia. John Nj. Ber!ien.
L0uisiGnd.A Alexander Barrow.
Tennessee. Spencer Jarnagin.
Kentucky. Jas. 7. Morehead.
Michigan. VIM. Woodbridge.