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TRIAL or BISHOP ONDERDONKl

FRESH APPROPRIATIONS IRON EURoPEiV
Arrival of the Cambria ~
PUBLISHERS u. 8. MAIL.
Bulletin Thursday, January 3OM-l2 O'Clock.
vENHE following New Works received so hours
Il In sdyuRe. Of any Express lin the country
By this days mail.
Tidal of Bishop ondsrdonk eompse Sc cents
Punch, Snap Dragons; i9I cents
No ~ Luers Living Age. I9t cents
Nos ~ and 20 Dunegsns Catholic Biblr; 2t cent.
LsTrLy ARRIVED sso
TIE Medical Examiner No for Jany Is1s eded BY Bu.
Memoir' Of the rAc'of complete from the London sd
tor. i2l eta.
Carero; Prime Minister a Tale NJ Spain Iqt e,.
love snd Money an Every Day Tale by Mary How'll, i9l
London Pictorial Tunes by do rs sts
f<nlon Punch. by 40 nj 80.
The Chimes; story Of soe Bs. tina, rang an Cd wear
o snd IN by Charles Dickens Jaa received BY the
Alto received BY the csubrs Grind ranor,me IN.
tons Of snhe principal msusesb,
EngsavnE-size 90 hehesiyso
Tbs Clipper Yacht Mooek the Money Lender tale ofLon
don and The Thames by Prof forrahani ial cts
unes Peters faly Tales, by Uncle Peter isI e..
f.sh supply ofobedish oidbues with ne" 200 illustrations
POO, lack" By Captain m.ryan, Q. n; rs cent.
The History of the Consulate and kpire under Napoleon On,
befi-hed with fun length portrait Of Espoleou-by NJ A. Th.r.
Psu is; iei cents
Enrh.' Of the Seal The Mysteries Cite. Of III.
Ncrh ronsnee cf mes. habits and heart. No. d isI e..
author q the Reclaimed STUDENT Jmsd Doe,o
A. the Monthly Magazines for February
Aleer smmonr The na-pmans Revenge. Tai. Of r..a
.nd s.. ~ Prank Forester, suhor Of snusser. chIs
ffesh supply Of THEIRS History the Ys..eh Revolution.
No nyrsri-. of London; Iat e,. each
q No ~ wsnssnss Jew winese-sus Rfisos 9! en-.
dys ss''es L'ss-p Zoe January, isas. No vol Oh 70,
No No. Bsr. sse,ehe. Of Irish Character iql IN.
Lo"oon Lancet for January, ists-Soets
BALrIN d KELLER
Copdse,srs Puhll.he,., a. Al Man
49, Jos Vain street eornsr n msis and len -s
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ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR,

We have the pleasure to state. that Raleigh Tiaper.
Daaiei Esq. Of this city, yesterday Tor rather as,
night at oclock) elected Councillor Of State for three
years. IN the place Of Mr. John Rutheroord With all
respect and personal good will for Mr.. Ruther-
foord think this proper right and Just and we
congo ,uate the country accordingly.
The incidents OF the day many and some Of them
unique Zone at least but have no time now to re-
beur
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den. Houston. assumed and paid by the o. Slater. Very
properly Toe TO the assumpon Of the debts " the States
BY the Federal oovernmenI have shrewd guess that
the Hero viii take huge offence. hoss Of Texas are no,
prosidsdss BE- paid BY the u siss The event Of
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Tae go. 81 ik. S...i. :. Arr,

1As rsts Of fAs Ssssfs "a Asssxsfiss. .a.,
The New York Tribune, generally well informed, clara
% tho Senators Of the United States the question Of
measure Of annexation before the Senate Of the United
States, rs follows:
TEXAS IN THE SENATE
I've still hope. with considerable ssssrancs that the An
ne1son project which has passed the House csnno, be got
through the Senate. Our latest Of the Member Of
that body divide. iheu thna,
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

The Parent Statue Association of Ladies in Richmond
have made the following appointments for Chesterfield
As it il s,fons Democratic county, the Lady Collectors
there Will have rely upon Democratic CALAMITY to ena
Bile them bring their quota up the rntio OF population:
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NEW COiET.-A passenger IN i steamboat from
Mobile 10 New Ohean, January 9th, gave out that he
saw Comet IN the South West. b. a leIer from Mr. w
H. Clarke, of ST. Mays Georgia, Professor DIN.
stead, Of Yale College, the geniemans ewes prove
TO be correct. Mr.. Clarke says:-"On the evening
OF the lin inst ahout minutes past six OF the clock
perceived for the fast time with the naked eyel bss-
tiiu Comet in the constellation PhGnix Its position at
that time euresponded at about 3io L. A. aaj 45' Dec
IL exhibited luminous train, extending Leary - from
the extremity ot the Coma which. nuc cas- could
be plainly dsoerned without aid OF telescope power
notwithstanding the unfa.orehe presence oi the NOON
Al about the same hour the evening OF the 18TH A.
gain saw the Comet, and carefully noted change II place
From NV sdmeasurmeni, which il approximately
exact iear had moved IN "a OaFs abou - 80 ia d.
recuon. think towards te head Of the constellation &C.
ius II is thought probable that this celestial vsitant
will journey toward the North when hot weather approach
es al the South We observe haG arrived the head
OF CeGs, and may be talking the last from
the upper regions with that lumnnry.-N Y. Tribune
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CONGRESS-MEnxrsn.r-

The Senate occupied, to-day, in considering the bill
To reduce the rates al postage and reform the ranking
privilege. All the amendments offered rejected the
majority ot the Senate seeming dispose take the bill il
came from the committee. The question psudng ut the
ournnent the motion Of Mr. Bagby strike the
Btu section. which gives 10 mbe lieu Of the Thanking
privilege now enjoyed by them. 1--WE free daily dur
in- each session Of Congress.
The House. al carly hour, resolved celf Com.
mitIec ct the Whole the State of the Union iMr. Well
oi Ohio, in the chair and resumed the consideration
the Oregon biu and Mosrs DGncan Bc!scr and Bowlin
seVeray aGdItssed the Committee in favor. The Com
mtee then rose, and reported progress. After receiving
and referring the report o the COmmissioner Of Paten
motion by Mr.. Mckay, the House again resolved
Itself inioa Committee OF the Whole the state Of
the Unon MIR. Tibbstts Of Kentucky in the chair
sud took and considered three OF general
bills viz The bill making appropriations for service of
the Post Office Department for the fiscal year endlg Both
June 1916 the bill making appropriation for the payment
OF revolutionary and other pensioners and the bill making
appropriations tor certain orcsions the unrd States
oT the There bills after being passed Upon in
COMMITTEE Of the Whole seyeay read third time
and pa-sed.-Giote.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF ale h M o.d.
Hizs Wai1 ls dag AZ IOl s'eloeL a. NJ

ARRIVED,
Steamer Old Dominion Skinner, Norfolk.
schr Henrietta. Craig, Baltimore, sundries, Rankin
a. Whitlock.
sehr. Walter r: Jones. Brown, New York, bslas,s.
PoRr WsLrHALL, Jan. 30
Sailed. bafque Chester. Robinson. MASTER Rio -four
from Gaego Mills.
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7 Sales of Stock by J. H. LySca, yesterday, at the
Exchange Hotel
Farmers Bank Of Virgins. 400 90
Richmond md Petersburg Rail Road, IS IS
January 81. 1915.
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For Aaaexsfios
Messrs. Woodbury.. N. II.
Dickinson, N. Y.
Buchaunsn. Pa.
Sturgeon. do.
Rires, Va.
Haywood, N. &.
McDufiie, S. e.
Huger. do.
Colqui,t. Ga.
Lewis, Ala.
Bagby, do.
Hesdersoa, Misc.
Walker. do.
Foster, Tenn.
flanagan, Ind.
Semple, III.
Bcese, do.
Atcheson. Mo. %
Sewer, Ark.
Ashley. do.-20
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Assissf Aasexsfiss.
Messrs. Evans. Ne.
Chosie, uass.
Bates, do.
Francis, r. |.
Simmons, DO.
Huntington, u.
Phelps, VI.
Uphsm, do.
Dayton. n. j.
Miller, do.
Clayton, Del.
Bsyard. do.
Mcuick. Md.
Pearce. do.
Archer, Va.
Mansum. N. c.
Berrien, Ga.
Cnttenden, Ky.
Morehead, do.
TsHpaR, Ohio.
/. Allies, do.
White, Ind.
Porter, Mich.
w'dbridge, do-2l.
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MANILA COFFEE AND O. p. TEA.
u0n Btos q n.sah CoH-e
AVO Is ny boses Con Powder Tes-rer s.I- ny
-" Jas wtNsTo
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just HEJETNED,
SIN doHsn SANDS sar-aparna, for sale by
" - 81 GAyNoR WOOD a co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
DIED.,

On THURSDAY, 9th inst. JULIUS, infant son OF Lyman
2hoaces.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from No. DDS Henry st. Brooklyn, on Sun
day. SOth inst. at O'Clock, r NJ.
NCedar Cliff Staten Island Thursday the 27th inst
JOHN WADSwoRTH NESMITH. only child o, Thomas
and Maria Antoinete Ncsmith, aged one year and twenty
two days.
Nel B Thompson, aged seven months.
The friends OF the family invited to attend MS iune-
ri On Sunday afternoon O'Clock, from No. ss Broad
way without further invitation.
18Th, Daniel L. Carroll. Jr. 3.
I'M, John McMu1ay, %; Mrs. Mary l.. Ross, of New
uk.N.J.
ath Mrs. Sarah S. Lord, Al.
MJersey City, 26,h, Mrs. Susan Hatch, ~.
MCazenovia. 10th. Elizabeth Allis, IL
AAuburp, ed, DR.. Noel Weaver, A.
MGencva, Goth, Margaret p. Porter 20.
MCanandalgua, 18th, Mrs. Catherine Hathaway "a
Ncas,lo. n. y. ELIJAH KELLOGG. 81, Rcvclu
Rairy soldier.
Afredonia. l7th, Mrs. Eliza Blackman. 81.
MBoon. Mass, 93d ult. Saml. 5. ioughton, OF Frcdo
E.S. y. 50.
ABal,inoro, aith, David Leverich. of Ncw-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
ROMAN EYE BALSANI.

D5."THE light or THk Bopy THE EVE.
t,y nnst IL he for those who have weak eyes TO 1--we III
,s-,ual twilight! They cannot read pleasant books OF
uispeSant letters their friends or ENJOY the pleasant
M holiday attire they condemned TO constant gloom
N,A1tssaiiv. however Science has Produced many won
@ the patients who have been cured by lis APPLICATION
he read one sitting II the eyeilds arr lnianed,
pyphalls bloodshot matter what the cause ma nav
ejuSt call the of Ne>SrS sands Co. IN Broad
Wy aud they will furnish with OF the Basai Tor -
t with printed directions for Persevere IN the az
lhaicn for a shor, tima. You .ciH succeed;
htIared and sold by 4. Il. SANDS X CO Chemists and
nsts 273 Broadway Chambers ST. Sold also at ~
Fd,ca 81. and a. East Broadway. MD Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

Last evening" March 27th. in st. Thomass Church, By
rev Dr. Whtehonse. LEWIS II. EMBREE to MARTHA
w. WhNDELL, daughter Of Samuel S. Wandell, all OF
tbs city.
On Tuesday morning, 25,h inst. at Newark, Wayne Co.
Y Y. by the Rev. John Alvorson, Dr. ID. BEEBE OF this
dy to Miss MARY NJ daughter OF Jacob Z. Lusk, OF The
former place.
On wednesday evening, 26th inst by the Rev. Mr. T. F.
Hatfield Mr. WILLIAM Fl. DUNBAR, to Miss MARGA
Ret JANE, eldest daughter OF Samuel Udel Esq all OF
this city.
Nth by Rev. Mr.. Mead, Horace X. Hudson to Amelia
Nancy; VIM r. Smith TO Lousla Anna Ireland
ssh by Rev. Mr.. Chase, Joseph H. Westcot TO Sarah
E.A Timpson.
Al Rochester 25,h. Daniel D. T. Charles of Albany, to
Al Mrrlmansburs, Tompkins Co. 18th, Eras,us King of
Albany, 10 Elizabeth E. Cook.
Atchery Valley, Goth, DR.. Joseph White TO Marietta
Reseboom.
AtFredonia, 10Th, Laton Akin to Mary Jane Webb.
Awestaeld, lth, Henry y. Prendergast to Mary Sex
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

real head Of hair that skep;cs aud have pro
nounced the perfect aud extraordinary pyention oil the
day The rr advantage Of this novel and uuieue ITS
being made without sewing weaving which causss rs
sanc,s SO closely resemble the uaiu, hair both IN hight
ness ana natural appearance defy deectiou It's trxiuT
being beautiful and So free ia, ~ a. eases o.
o,hr wig. entirely avoided The skepsc and eonnois-u
ks invited 10 insp-ct this novel and eeaufa Wiz and the
eculi, method OF fitting the hesd The manufacturers A
C. Barry is Broadwsy Of Liberty up stairs
m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

Mosr DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. the 18th INST
man named Maxon. Ceres Pa twelve miles above
oeau killed and had his legs burned of up 10 the Knees
while work alone In his sugar bush. short distance
his dwelling house. he had been boiling sap at the 100. oi
rise OF grouac when his FIRE getting ow ne cus Oh Ia
k leg short distance above the FIRE, and fearing iha' II
ht ron against his kettles, thrust handspike rndef one
"a Of log 10 direct its from the nfe me
e,a Of the log rolled tho handpke with such orce h
!. crush Msxon under l-and crowtng his legs into The nre
they burned OF 10 the knees Not returning 70 us
home evening, his family surnised that ne eoua aot
lave his kettles with safety-and about IL CLOCK AZ iish'
hey became so uc alarmed account OF his safety they
went into the sugar bush in pursu-and there found the
ro, nan as descrbedhs body under the handspke and
lis legs IN the fire. tCAttafaosuA "his-
Mr.. HoAE AT CHARLEsroS-Hon Samuel Hear
VS. IN danger Of personal violence When ne went South TO
,sek the welfare Of impressed seacn. nieDc Oh ours
- .r,Iv informed by ar old resident OF Charleston,
ia. the following statement may be relied upon as iacs
x7a. one hundred s.ood pledged 10 tar and feather
w Roay nat gey only naied ne signal from one q their
sa5 dndgat Mr. Eoar o,,ed hs escape chiefly 10 ne IN
Ssoacs Of one man. Williamsburg 'aze''e'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
TO Publishers,

TOR SALE-A singl--cyIinder Napier Printing
nearly new with eli the la;-s improvements registering
apparatus Sc bed BY % VIII p.,a Per be
had accommodating terms say s. r. Is and - mouths,
provided ;he security Is ample
or oubcyinaer machine bed 3Ii BY 90 will PRINT 200
,er bor The machine good working o.de. having
Gently undergone thorough repair The cwuer will sell I'll
,h-r Of The above machines EASY terms.
Also- double medium pe-cting cylinder machine viii
prnt 80 ,-is both sces) Pc! hour Any publisher Of
school books would md this desirable machines
Apply fif BIZ letter post-pSitlt 70
RICHARDS < co. Printers, 30 Ann-.t, New-YoIk.
S-A double medium Adams press, lnrgesired Hand
Press, will be aiken part payment mas lwis-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
\. c. FUTILE, Auc;ioneeI

I. {. TUTTLE, Auctoheei.
4, OLD and SILVER LEVER and OTHER WATCHES,
" JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &c.--JACoB 5.
PATS regular weekly sale OF Gold and Silver Watches
Gold and Gilt Jewery English, French and German Fancy
and Staple Goods will take place This Day at 10 O'Clock at
the auction roo No % Patt corner OF Gold street com
prisrs an elegant assortment Of sne Gold Lever Lefns
and anchor Watches which will be sold st III O'Clock pre-
csely and will be fuand be worthy the attention OF tho
trade as well As individuals desiring rst rate time Pieces
The sale will commence with general assortment OF
Fancy Goods. gilt Jewcry &c &c. Also an assorSmen Oh
Plate and Ware, Tea TRAYS. &c. mzs "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ Anniversary yConcert.-'The W Washngton Ten.
pefance Benevolent society will hold their fourth Anniversary
g: the Coliseum $50 Broadway Monday evening Sls inst
commencing nj o'clock. 49,, =,
Addresses by Rev. w. Eveys ana Alex w eish Esa.
Music vocal and instrumental CONSISTING Of solos. Gees,
uaretes and Chouss by hy ladies and gentlemen. whose
musical talents surpassed the City. and who have
their valuable for the occasion Pnyer by
Rev. Amxi Camp. So.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

q FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.-
"a Those who wish to purchase Gold or Silver
MI Watches jCyclry, will hnd II greatly to their
s advantage TO call the subscriber, who Is selling
all descriptions Of Gold and Silver Watches AZ retail
lower than any other house IN the city.
Fine Cold and Silver English Patent Lever Watches.
Z" Detached Lever Watches.
Lcplne Watches.
Ladies and gehtlcinen's fine Gold Guard Chains.
+" Breast Pins.
Ladies Bracelets. Gold Pencils.
Gold Watches as low as $40 to SIS each:
Watches and Jcwelry exchanged or bought.
All watches warranted keep good iime or the money
returned Watches, Clocks and Jewery repaired in Tho
best manner and warranted, at much less than the USUAL
prices. GEO c. ALLES,
Importer Watches and Jewclry Wholesale and retaD
fI5.tf 80 Wall-st up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE WANDERING JEW.
ruERBERT'S TRANSLATIoS.)

THE w a y D ER1NG JE w
fHERBERT's TRANsLATIoN.l
No * -;c, ss ce.ts Is published THIS DAY a. The New
cr-ses with every additional chapter The EuIors-n cores
pondeur OF The Evening Sllrror s1ys:
Eursp. Sues Wandering Jew IS now .s,d with more
avidity ;hz= account Of The deauucisticns huT:
weekly aain, him from al hs puip Paris. aud the pla-
cards put M several OF he churches !orbldtin- mohes 10
allow their children 20 rad The work
ALSO READY THIS MORNING,
new sdi1.39 v6ftIi 4 ii il-oPsRStit iPRttEs g; : a eN
Containing Nos 10 - prinist c. a- Tages tIeai u; 9
;oussf c5pies Of ths beaatia roiae sr- ben sold N The
last month and IL demand : increasing o' al F-'s CT -
= Renen5~rt to ask for HsrSeTs tr.nsa,ion- For sa=
d al ''e o0' AA''i'f irsr PUBLISHED
THE COUNTESS FAUSTINA caiiizi Romance. by
Ids, Counties Hahn-iahH PaeY ssY 3 esns
BURGESS. STRINGER u cos
LIST 0FNEW BOOKS.
CouecteGlv Daily.
aERS ERSE A6P 6 TE fGTEAfAha EfhatET Ei i OF rse
LAND from lhe commencement al the last Century.
No. b HlHPEks H E!soif1 16NfysfE6 Bsis z FED BIBLE
NEW oRLk1Ss rs : Gs Ss2'i- FOUND IT
THE E EE4fsR= I Pf;gai AyP P.S5 16fRSL { SSa Of
FINN, MA FAYySff MY E5fSLffh d5fs5 fS;i, ard H.4ans.
o, the His:ory Of Mr. and Ms. Tom TODD.
iu:hor Of Valentine N0x. sylvester sound me
6.r wh tvo illustrations stee-prce. LIZ
An cfConyefsauon, by Ms Mnheey, with spenud IL
,,IIt. IIstlt.ol - y q TI,,r.,.< e,iior 6i.c
Ffler r traces 81 travel aro h.le from the tnst ~;
Mar sshyec!e. the Amber Witch. TraGsltted from the
'ja German, b Iiiy Dnif Gordon.
Arago and l.ardner on Astronomy. -'c
immigration and the Right OF Naturalization ny mos
Ms Peck's Puddiac by r Hood. c. Dickens &c - c
Comic Blackstone-Par '-''i- e
The Maiden \ Si0ry by 4. : Arthur -
The tO;oa Lurt, by Airs. Stone. -'c
IN. tho ,,..-c = t.rla phfiia. = Nurt
BURGESS. STRINGER o Co.
r,hg1 ~ Broaisay. corner Ann street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
MILLINERY GOODS.

NIMLlNERY-Alrs =. Mclean, 3'o Broadway has this
vi day received ,od will Paris Millinery m2 lwlse
NEAPOLtTAN BONNETS-The undersigned, ,Pa,entees
and manufacturers OF the Neapolitan BonnetS, respect
fully the trade that they ready supy the
above article of the latest style aud of superior quality
quantities osuit purchasers.
They that they alter and clean the Bonnst 10
appear equal
Buyers cautoued asans Inferior article OF e Kind IA
the market (he genuine article for which received the
silver medal at IN, last fair the American Institute has
ticket upon i,l Apply 10 THOMAS EYSE 72 Pearl st.
or a, the manuivc,ory Of PATTlSON, NOE y Co.
m2i istNIayI. No. y Delaney ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETS,
FOR TIE SPRING TRADE.
rpryf.u AI-BT-ssON. AyAIINSTER. RoYAL%ELyET
WILTON GENOA VELVET, BRUSSELS,
TaREEPLY AND INGRAM CARPETING

FLOOR on CLOTH S

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
THE SUBSCRIBER olirils the attention of purchasers
his extensive stock Of Carpetinss and Floor OIL Cloths,
odsred complete By impoaons of the latest and bea
yes OF Goods from The best manufacturer composing
pe,s variety of all css connected with the Cape, trade
suitable for every ,ye of furnishing which Offered of sale
n; exceedingly low price,. REUBEN SMITH. Jr
mha1 lrnis "a Broadway. opposite City Hall.
CARPETING. OIL CLOTHS. xc.-tami IN want OF
u Capers any article 10 the hne respectfully IN
yit- cal. and 3i the extensive ana oes
esor;raeats Of Brussels, Three-Ply. 1ngrain- and
ali other styles of Carpcting, OH Cloths, Russ,
thai be found the cIfy The eltr- stock Is new
I'd selected or :e STI;ng sales from the celebrated man
uactores Of this country and Europe In te assortment an
many splendid patterns and styles Of coors which are Eo
10 e found any other Purchasers may be assured thar
they viii hnd the prices much lower than al any similar e
tlblishmeat IN The city
N B-ia experienced upholiterer Will attend The httng
and laying Of oil cloths making ke a. ne ihortes
notlce w. Il. GtION'S New Store,
man Fronting 81 East Broadway and u Di1isioa-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ Coucert.-THE CHOIR OF THE BRA,lNERD
~ under ths direction OF Mr. d: e JONES. will si,e
their ,H Annual Concert on MONDAY EEENING next The
@ s,s, ' N spuoancn that ;hrv viii assisted BY SIX George
+ Root who win sing " The las; Man KGeSsf s. z ,i
who will sing BTohsEs R;y and .r GgTiyi aSy tss
81 ,hom Nil take Part Tries and Quaeiios For further
r.reaats Pos,nme OF he syeai@s S Ssat:
SsrS IL Newmaus i9 Broadway; Reynor, 6 boweFy, aad
AT the door on the eveainS OF the performance.
TbSSs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
COUGHS? coqeHs iT. G9ysas asI pspa ;

COUGHS. COUGHS :! COUGHS - Gol chs 80: -:
CCOUGHS =! COUGHS :! =. ~ he most P'pu-
- r.l.rs S,ae, for the cure OF Coughs, Colds. Coz
,nmp,iOns splitting OF Bood and all eoraH:s Of the Lungs
SUI - !. Nrx NJ. y GARDENERS INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LIvERWoRT. its efficacy IS alFrady known II
N.wYok by these who have seat to Boston Tor the
-, SD SANDS hare supply Of the above
rxu,ble Cough Bsls,r and Will furnish Al IN. same Ples
a, in Boston 1t is pu, up vss al 50 cents each with iu
directions fer use. -, p-,.a,.,v
Sold At No. 70 Fulton z73 Broadway " ha'' sFoeoNs'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29

~ Sixtecuth Nyard.-A large and enthusiastic
Meeting OF the Democratic Whis Electors OF the Sixteenth
Ward wss held pursuant notice, Thursday evening,
s;,h instant at Tempc7aace Hail. Esh;eenthsTeet The
Hon. JAMES LYNCH was cslled 10 the Chair-Wtsfi-
,ScroS SMru and CMaRts. Turner were appan;sd Vice
Presidents. and CHArrxkroN CvLvrs and IoHN f. Hall
sr,p. Secretaries
The cali Of the meeting beng dispensed with Mr.. j.
Bss,ier on behalf Of the Executive COMMITTEE presented
able and patriotic Address embodyins the feelings Of the
Whcs of the W ard which aaOred without dissenting
voice.
The Hen. Dcplsv SrLpsH was then introduced 20 the
meeting which lac addressed for upwards Of hour his
usual happy and orcble sfer which the meeting al
ourned with three times thrsa foF true Whis paepies the
VIII. candidates aud No -AM,LGAMArroN
JAMES LYNCH, President;
w,smXcLoS SMITH, Vice Presidents,
CAARLNs TUkNYR
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-29
Markets . Carefully reported tosr Tae Tribune.
FRIDAY, March 2l.


ASHEs-In this article the sales haze been but very
limited the last pricesfor Pots 81 for Pearls 81 62z
CoTToN.-The sales to-day arc 2oo0j bales, without
change in price. We understand sog!e movemen: was
made yesterday In eights Liverpool. Several vessels
the berth made engagements 5-I6d (Which may now
considered the ruling The stock OF Cotton has
considerably increased by arrivals EoTn the
South which the re days have been Pretty heavy
FLOUR AND MEAE41.-For Western descriptions the
market continues uny,naIly dull We quote 81 % 81
Southern firm ,thc advance noticed yesterday VIC
notice sacs osany amount. In Meal ard Rye fioUF
there is liIe.Eed demand, a: last quotations.
GRAIN LWheat is rather inactive. We note no change
In prices! We notice sales 1900 bushels Rye 1t 20 cents
devezfed In barley nothing doing that claims particular
seark Southern is firm al the advance noticed ye'ter
day with few sales Oats continue 10 quote al 80 81
ceats for Northern and defnard Corn is in request
but the supply is light Sales 2oc0 bushels North River at
! IS cents weight.
wHIsKY.-sales 30 bbls state Prison at 2i3; Drudge
| is steady at % cents.
| PRoyISIoSS.-There is fair demand TO-DAY for FORK
We notice sales 1000 bh 50 50 So 10 for Prime d
IL % for Mess and COO 10 50 % and II o. In one lot
Tn market IA baoyant and ;he tendency u.ard the high
est price having been refused to-day Beet IS hrn wih
sales 200 bbls Mess 80. Little doing in Lard to-day
| No change In price.