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Useful Works for the People.

The Publishers having lost their entire stock-Books,
Plates Engrayrgs Of their Series of Useful Books for
the People by calamltous fire, have commenced
New Series the order Of which is the foregoing work
on Astronomy by NJ. ARAoo and DE-. LAnDNEH. Probably
no work has appeared the sublime subject Of AS
tronorny combining the amount Of accurate scientific
information with much that pleasing and interesting to
all classes OF readers 1t contains much matter as Is
usually found books which retail from 81 to g. and
yet printed clear ard egibe type and sold at tho
low price of trenty-H,e cents
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A 1yhin CnIlecfnr.

1t is with great pleasure, and not altogether
without pride, that we point the attention OF our
readers TO the following evidence Of honesty and
fidelity in the discharge Of his public duties in an
cx-Collector of the Port Of New-York, removed
from Office by the late Administration without
notice, and upon no other cause than the suspicion
that he was al heart WIG:
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o. Eiyah F. Purity, it will be seen, has Oeei'
nominated for Smreyor Of his Port, wee Al"o 90
and Prosper VI Vetm@e as Navy agent me
latter is Marcy appointment Mr. Pordy has 'aken
hoist downward from the collectorship' when
Mr.. Van Ness holds on 10, and the Committee and
Ward Meeting endorsements go for nothing or less
This 70 a -reen world
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MARRIED

lsh by Rev Mr.. Yerris, Joshua \. Clark to Sarah Il
Al Little Falls, " J. 9th Henry Dee,hs Of Sp York. to
Maria Siser.
4; Great Neck l. L 18Th, Chs. W Rogers et tbs city.
&c Sarah r. Hicks.
At Delhi Y .h Charles HUI TO Nancy Graham; S;h
Lewis Moore Laura Burs9; Marcus FisesO TO Susan
Mitchell
Al Rome. Oneida Co 4ih, Heavy w. rsots to Abby 4.
Xrr,;rnnery
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; Romnn Eyc EnIsnm.-, r,Is l,nnr OF ,nr

BopY kNN bat calamity must I, t Tor those
who have weak live r,sT,tUa twilight. They
cannot read pleasant books pleasant lr,ts their
friends, enjoy the pleasant sunshine OF bs'Sht day Ma
tire NAV 10 joyful IN her holiday attn gy
condemned 10 constant gloom. Not reeSsdria, however
Science has produced many wonders and Others the
Roman, EUe Bdsant \ catalogue of the rstiert5 who have
been cured It's application conld be read sitting
III the eyrids are uiltned the eycb'S b,nodhoI no
Ter what the cnus- have bee!usr call The Of
Sands Broadway, and they Will furnish
with jar OF the Bilm for p coats with printed dheetonS
Tor use PrrseveIr in the application for short time fo"
uiN succeed 80 , 80, ,
Pr.gore, aud sold by \. D. SANDS y co. Chemists and
Drs,S 2;3 Broadway cor Chambers sold also at -
tnI,1n = and = ~; Broadway. /.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. We learn from Col Hatch.
tina: Mr. David Carver Of Norton one OF The os,sers 0;
S;oIghon Branch Railroad Killed this u.ornns q, the
dumping Of gravel Mr.. Carve. lit the act q
e.ru: the under part Of The car. when It's eon,ents
were discharged indriy him In Sa 10 cause
his Immediate Death. LRoss Mer. Jour. Thursday
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TIE CoxvIcr McCuRRY.-We learn from the
officers of the Jail that McCurry recovered his COM
posure very soon after he was removed from the
bar, on "Wednesday, and passed good night, hav-
ing slept well. He was yesterday vlsite! by the
Rev. MIR. Coskery, and Welded himself the spirit
ual counsel of that gentleman with apparent sinceri
". He is calm, and processes to be perfectly re-
signed 10 his fate. Baltimore sun.
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Trlh,Inn Rnilhir,.s Netr. York


designed to follow up this publication by others OF
Ike useful and interesting character; and although each
ore in this New Series of Useful Works for the People
Ne complete In Itself and entirely independent OF the
Others yet they Will all be printed the .ized pages
in order that the Series be bound together Inc
uniform price OF each viii be rs cents.
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x-,,.,,,sh,re Election.

We received last night the New Hampshire "a
80, oon,a;,;np returns from 60 towns, comprising
,u n light of the ten Counties into which The
S,s,e il divided. These returns we have condens-
~ e below. We give frs, the vote for Governor
compared with thai OF last year;
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-777-77''--77-777-7'7-
RICH GOODS.

Jns, landed and rSg,e ed ttcetg various styles OF
rich DRESS GOODS, the most splendid aud .rpsRtire
Fabrics. aud the JicheSt colotinsN ~, exhibited
The attention of those who buy most fashionable
trade IL invited, BOWEN y NcNAMEE..
&c W iltin u. corner Of Beaver o
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eS- The BeAon Post snubs the Democratic Re-
view for its harsh diatrbe poor John Tyler and says
that the writer Of 1t sounding too deep for
hi, piummct The Pest had nice pickpSs under the
Tyler administration, don't Ike to see it, bcncfae,or
handled quite so roughly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15
pennsv.vanIa L. 5. Senator.

The Loco-Foco Legislative Caucus, tor the
nomination of candidate Tor l. :. Senator IN
place of Mr.. Buchanan, met on Wednesday Only
IS of the 10 Loco. Foco Members were present. y
refusing to go into Caucus. A majority OF the lat
Ter were understood TO be in favor Of Gen Cameron
or D. r. Porter On the 9th balloting, GEORGE W,
WOODWARD of Luzerne was nominated, having re-
ceived 25 votes, to l3 for Chapman, for lngersoll,
| for Bigler, and for Bell.
On Thursday at u o'clock the two Houses pro-
ceedad in the election The result of the first bal
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o. The INDUSTRIAL Association will hardly be
successful long lady take interest in their effort
without becoming the object Of newspaper cacanIes-
The Herald advcrtises Mrs Stephens who never attends,
much less addresses Society meetings. "harangung an
excited crowd of young and beautiful girls" Such pro-
cedures will fighten every woman who has not large
,hagc moral from any participation in the
jects of the Association Mrs. stephens the
meeting bu: with other ladies OF high literary stand
ing invited through committee, 10 prepare Ad-
dress stating the view. The Association soliciting the
mutual corporation OF employers and employed, in the
task Of amelioratug the condition of female industry
Their sympathy and assistance writers cordially
promised, and of this natural and sentiment
good viii false and unusabe notoricty IS fastened upon
OF them There has been eNcitemeD. and no noisy
defamation at these meetings. The President OF the
Association made spirited but by a long ad-
dress the business and purposes ofhc meeting point
ell permenen; and general organization the trades
the only sufficient remedy. This right and proper
but is not right and proper drag the absent
and hold them and Society with cxe-ions
and objects Up 10 public ridiculc.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
PennsyIvanla L. $. Senntor

By the following Pos'scrip, from our Philadel
phia Correspondent, Ii will be TIA, the caucus
candidate Is defeated, and that the choice has
fallen upon Gen. CAMERON:
Postscript. PHIL,pELPHIA. 5P. NJ
ELECTION OF [. :. SENATOR.
The Western mail OF this afternoon brings intel
gence OF the election of Gen. SIMEON CAMERON,
The anli-Caucus candidate, by o. votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

H. Genuine Bears Ou.-Pliny. The celebrated ma;
;urs, speaking OF Icar informs w that 'hes ~ was 1'sd
by Cleopatra the substance WHICH could ~
applied her magnificent; hair Science has gwen the mol
ems compound for tb surrose equal 10 the provisions al
orled by Mature grease Of the bear It's effects ee-
cilly IN the form Of oil truly wonderful r capillary
Young hair increase, in quantity Even bald spots become
fertile under influence, # the roots have not h~n totally
and this rarely the except At An advanced
age IN fact the Genuine Bears OIL ~ nnquestonNoy the
best preparation for the Hair that the world has yet seen
The genuine OIL. highly peIinmrd aud punhed Tor The pn
nose OF the toilet By \ d. SANDS co Chemists and
Druggists 2T3 Broadway Chambers St sold also AZ y
m
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~ ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE TRIBUNE must be paid TO the Agents Ieber K Co,
Ledger Buildings Sd and Chestnut ss where single copies
may also be obtained daily at O'Clock. (2) fl7eodlY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

Tur SHAKERs.-It will be seen from our Legisla-
tive summary, that the Senate has .econsdcrcd its vote
appointing Select Committee inquire into certain al
legged immoral practices in this sect Right, the Legs
la;urc dAbbcs in sach business ALL let serve all >ec;s
alike and institute general inquiry into :hcir morals
That the Shakers woud pass through such an ordeal with
little injury TO themselves any other sect among Us
have doubt Bat why leave all such matters in
the hands Of The Cour,s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

O. The -aiboay DAILY says its Editor never
voted Native ticket, as ,ce once did. Did he ever
have chance J And has he now learned by our
experience 10 avoid'such tickets hereafter His pa
per has for months teemed with Native articles,
which ours never did We most reluctantly voted
Native County ticket last Fall, because the gen.
erai sentiment Of the Wig party in our City die
ta,ed that course and left US other practicable
mode OF defeating The choice of two Texas Sena-
tors from this State We voted Native County
ticket to serve the Wing cause, just as we should
now vote a Tammaay Charter ticket If there were
no other way of opposing Na,ivism. We should
do that, no, regarding Navsm as the greater evil,
but considering il the one which a, this ,lme mos,
imminently endansers the future success OF the
Wing party. The Wings mus, now aemosh Ma
tivism before they can get a chance 10 oppose ef-
tec,ively Loco-Focoisw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

lIERCANTfLE AGENCY-REM0YAL.-T he sub
vi scrrs have removed their Mercantile Agency from No
DORIS Building 20 the Merchants Exchange, th- fo2s
lately occupied b. the Branch Post Office cser Wliia
and Exchange siree;s-entraHce Exchange-Etrrei D
~ LEWIS IAPPAN & co.
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To-nny,a Outside

FIRST PGre-Politcal Msgnanimi,y How the Poor Live;
CORPORAL Punishment Schools Mr.. Clays AnSlavey
papers Obituary OF Major Price.
Last Pase-Sprng is coming, Poem by Mr. Mack An
Extraordinary Fact Commercial and Money Matters Ma
rine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

81 JAMES A. SEDpoN. OF Richmond, has been
nominated by the Loco Focos to run for Congress
against Hon. JoHN NJ. Boris. He is of the Cal
houn stamp and the siEonges, man in the partv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

DErRor.-The Loco-focos. have elected their
candidate for Mayor in this city, By about 50 majority bat
The Wings have the Justice OF the Peace and majority
the Common Council. This is decided gain from last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15
Coropcr,s Once.

DELiRtuM TKENESs-The Coroner held an inquest at
the Thomas wilson, No II Jamcs-street on the
the body of I woman named Ann -, native OF Ireland
aged about Is years, of very incorporate habits, who ap
peared continually drunk and lived in the basement
the above house She appeared to he under the ni-
cncc dcrum yesterday, retired To bed nj night,
and was found dead bed about o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

10 The Senate of Massachusetts has refused
third reading, by vote Of two 10 one, to the bill
providing for the election of Members of Congress
hy a plurality vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

1.-THE following notice having been incorrectly printed IN
late number OWING 70 the cafressneas Of cOposof NE
now insert according the copy sent to the Office
"A, J',ib,ur
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LAUGH 1T will be seen by reference to our advertise
ments that Mr.. Cotton gives the Ladies free entertain
ment Monday aud Tuesday afternoons Clinton Hail.
The Brooklyn papers speak highly Of r. Cs
nents in tha; Gig.
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u There much difference the oaacity Of
for Business transactions as generally supposed he only
Superiority Of aDOthe. The and the
resolution Gct Every however contracted his ti-
provided busiaess must necessarily b.
CRY dealer who IS rs,ruus Of Country CsfomeTs b. adj
yergg the Country Newspapers which rad and pom
dered over by country V-cp and pecisy CcuRtry Ner
chants There s medium through which 20 make known
business Ike III pages ola Sewspap-r II merchant
wishes 70 p9pcure those he has
already tan sho does not he has but 10 send his cards aud
circniis among them, agd them caIaud II tins
course i. pursued he will n old good. hand
Will his door -nrrpdnS neiShbor IS seiiin out bis
stock rspIIy and perhaps the " hose custom h.
himself wished Persons desrous OF sending .-if
address together ith the CT their business description
of goods distant part Of the County, the wi.
ages aad IN this vicinity. invited call AZ Z.
PALMER 30 Annstfs Agent Tor most Of the best Newspa
all the States wPra thu subject 81
advertising Ill Be cheerfully impaired
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PRoFERTY-we refer such citizens have
had articles stolen from their premises the advertise
ent in another column articles recovered By the Police
from well known receptacle Of stolen goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

fr5- Rev. JUSTIN towards, D. D. whose labor!
to promote the Observance of the Sabbath wei
known, will speak his fayOrte topic tomorrow evening
in the First Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

~ Mr. Hndson's Lecture on Thursday evening was not
the second OF the ten inadvertently stated by
u, but the frst OF course Of eight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15
Q O'clock NJ.

The messenger whom Steele fortunately obtained 20
bring his letter with all possible speed, informs me that he
left Steele with Charles Parker, another officer whom the
Anti -Renters have taken in small sarret in the house
into which they ht been driven, retaining possession CT
tbs pistols with which they armed. This outrage Is
on bench warrant The sher!f Immediately, tic re-
ceipt of the letter umencet SInmanng posse 10 go
in pursuit OF the rioters Every in The VILLAGE who
no tine 10 describe the ou;rares fsat are daily committed
The County is sta'e OF actual rebellion Yours. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

o. In the Ncc TTorld of this week we notice
communication fEo Prof Bush relative the treatment
o; s work on the Resurrection by the Edoss Of the y
Y Evangelist which ii We had been the subjects Of it, we
should have called rather ercor5utipg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

G- The Proridence papers inform US that the
Concerts OF the HUTCHINSON FAMILY in that City have been
very fully attended and that instance az least large
numbers away. being unable to and admission.
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The brig Maria,


Bowen, from Port-au-Prince March lst arrived al
this port last evening. We learn from Capt b. that
in political point of view, every thing was qule
throughout the Island. The statement which aE-
pearcd in The New-York papers, some days since,
TO the effect that cX-Presdent Heard was daily
expected mt PuGt-au Prince, slst ultmo, Tor The
purpose of revolutionZing the Island, Capt. b. APP
pears TO think Is incorrect. Such movement, upon
the part of Herard, was ANTICIPATED by the authors
ties of Port-au-Prince. Business very dull, mar
kcts sutted with American Produce, and trans
actions IN it very light
[2hil. North American, 18th inst
LATER FROM THE CoAsr OF AFRlcA-By the ar
rival at Philadelphia on Thursday OF the brig Echo,
we have dates from MoDrovla TO February ID,
being three days later than former adylces, but
nothing worthy OF note had transprcd In The IN
term. The u. 5. Sloop of War Yorktown Com.
Bell was AT Settra hroo, January 3lst OiilceIs
and crew all well. 81
MExlco.-By brig A5ano, we have received
Mexican papers up TO 18th February. Santa Ana
was TO be tried on the 9th February, by the Con-
gress erected DIS jury il Santa Ana did not pre-
sent himself before the grand jury, but sent his
written defence, the trial would come oil sooner.
Ii appears that Santa Ana has full liberty 10 COM
munlcate by letter with whomever he pleases. II Is
reported that several letters have been intercepted,
which were addressed 10 several houses IN vera
Cruz, recommending them not 10 denounce the
several sums deposited IN their hands. renarka-
bic fact il, that whilst santa Ana declared 70 Coh-
gress he had other fortune than his landed pro-
pertv he draws exchange for $4,000, thereby pro-
wing the concmpt with which he treats the Mexl-
cans New Orleans Bee, March 8.
INDIAN Ngws-From the Cherokee Advocate
Of The 18th inst we gather the following items:
Dabneau-iyh ard Ka-tooy0h two Cherokees. were put
trial Tahlequah on the lzh UT. on charge oil
killing Seminole that place few weeks since
4 short time since number of wagons arrived at foft
Gibson under contract the Semnoes to the us
As many Of these people ready 10 1t was thought
the removal would teSn forthwith. There are however
some OF them disposed remain where they are until the
action of the Senate upon the late treaty 10 wRch hcy
~. transnires and vet others, IN said who
unwilling 10 quit the Cherokee country under any crcum-
stances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

Uxroy1srs' AsSocLArEoN.-We are requested TO
call attention the meeting of this Association to be held
q, Monday evening next. See advertisement
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CITY INTELLIGE nee.
FRIDAY.
County Court

Tr1ll on IRE Impeachment q -asies EaSseT coEtTnsd
The Court met toy 10 The argument OF counsel IN
tbs case Judge Incaha1n and Alderman hSSSroucS being
assent ana the requiring that members who finally
vote shan be present during the testimony and the summing
up The Court turtle. adjourned 20 THURSDAY afternoon next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

= GaANn FAMILY HoLlD.Y this day at the American
Hrseumt with splendid performances the afternoon and
evening". Those Mho tead he bill Will be 90.
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DouAy BlrLE.-The illustrated edition OF the
Holy Bible according the Douay and Rhenish versions
published by F. DUNCAN. No. Isl Fuon.stco under the
immediate sanction Of Bishop Hughes, is now completed
and forms the most beautiful volume Of those versions ever
published in the United States. We have Just received the
23d and ?lh he concluding) numbers which, in point OF
mechanical excellence department are fully equal
to the rs-a recommendation which applies with undeTi-
a,ng accuracy the whole work. which Is beautifully
uniform and perhaps, more than any other we eoud OIL
fer proves the enterprise the publisher and the high este
mate Sc, upon this edition. The I'D num1er contains
Family Obituary Record of very tasteful design in perfect
harmony with the subject and Of beautiful execution,
which close, series OF engravgs distributed through the
work. each OF which fine copy from the finest original
When these added that the numbers are but
~: cents each we given sufficient reasons why Dun
isans edition Of the DOuay Bible should be extensively pa
tronsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

AXrI.RENr WAR N DELAwARE-A SHERIFF Be-
SlEGED The following letter 10 the Albany Even
ing Journal, irem prominent citizen OF Delaware
County, gives some interesting particulars of fresh
INDIAN outbreak in that County:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

Co Gov Briggs has conmuted Ike sentence of
York. the murderer, Imprisonment for life in the State
Prison with proviso that he escapes from prison be
shall DC liable 20 tie original sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

GS5- Palmo's Ethepean Opera Company take
their benefit this evening, i, being The II las. ay-
pearance, on which occasion they Will perform the
three operas of Shin-de-heel-a," the 'Virginian
Gri," and "Som-an,. Ole Bull X will be rich
musical treat The admission 10 the boxes has
been reduced to twenty-five cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

To the SheYiF-Sir: Wele Andes yesterday abou; i've
o'clock Delhi. bui stored the road and comrs
"a this PLACE. We a: lluntingS The
house surrounded by disguise about TO- tron:
They intend can ascertain u aks M aTs lar
aud ira her and PASS the nIljdl-bur-t ir
shall sever b. ablr 10 reach nom. unless you with
all the force Ise. l.: every man COM armed and
determined % his duty die the spot Lose time,
bat Get here IS SOC u possible
Yours. o. y STEELt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15

O. At a meeting ef the Trustees of the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons in the City of New
York, held.,he 18th day ofFebruary, 1875, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen Were chosen Fellows of
the College, 10 wit:
ALBERT SIXTH, NJ. d. New.York.
w. : RrscuESsExeEa, NJ. D. L. s Navy
WILLIAM P. Bull VI. d. Sew-York
WILLIAM c. RoEESrs, NJ. ID. do
JOHN Z. NASpEKyookT. NJ. d. do
ABSARAN DUBoIs, NJ u. do
GusTAyrs A SABINE. II. d. do
THOMAS c. CHALMERS. NJ. ID. 6s
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REGISTER OF coLLEcTING ATTORNEYS.

REGISTER OF COLLECTING ATTORNEYS
L. r. co keep their Office Register oi good and re-
ponSbI Collecting Attorneys throughout h- United stairs
aud Canada for the benefit Of subscribers 10 the hercn.
gency and for other merchants graiUItouslf yeo Mac
PERSONAL application Particular information will BE- g'sh
respecting .beif responsibility business habits, inisn
promptness, &c. e. :,
information respecting the Laws the different tair 70
relation 70 the collection II debts Will b. ilIahed 70 ,eV
scEibers. ~ iD"'''
gZ~ Money TO Loan at New-York Tatter-
sau's-os NEw AID SZcoND-HAyD VEHfeLf'' every
description and ,alne. c.,d
CAHaAcE BvLDERs are respectfully solicited 70 ,ormsi .
their work ry. sales have already cOrmenesd VIII 'F
and at far -. u.
PUBLIC SALES of Carriages Harness. SaddsfT hoF''i'
nc. every Moaday. commencing a; II o'clock ~ ,,x,,
(2j GEO. W MILLER. Proprietor. $50 bf"sdN''
T Unfonists Rally !:--an ndoorDe1 Ines s ~.
thi. Arsoc!aon v lie he'd National Hall on oNa! ,t
ning March 18th. lei5. nj O'Clock preceIy bushes o. s
Importance viii 81 lad DefGrs the meeting ~ gr6sf %
slLAS CIiICKERISG- PfSsi6enL:
ROBr D. IloLMEs Secretary. tspJ m9D -