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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08
Cor1rt OF Common Pleas.
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James g. Bre,rs.er vs. Tas2Tas B. G!irer-The pia!stif
sold 10 James f. ove sor.l horse and wagon for $3.50,
payrret ber guaranteed by Defendant, Gather OF James
b. The present action i 10 the amount The de-
fence that the hors. was warranted 10 BE sound, whereas
he haI he blind This WAS denied. Also tia;
James p was r,ino aud plaintiff had right 20 ;rea;
with him but plaintiff got James g. 70 confess Judgment
20 HIM on which he issued execution and seized and sold
valuable dearborn. a that claim cannot he made under
the guarantee Verdict tomorrow.
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loss OF SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS.

l- We lost by the hfe Subscription Book when con-
tanned part of the list Of cur sop subscribers to lie
Weekly Tribune received at this Office previous to the four
tenth day Of oc,obe. last Also Subscription Book con
tanning small portion OF the names Of onr r'ibsctitef
North and Jy,a nj flbaRy he Slts ~ Neir- York, ts
es,7l part OF peJza0at Northern OHIO, Northern Indda'
and Northern Wq0is and OF iona WlScoan and hirh1',
The Mall Books containing the my weeks suoctlD' -
lac, c,r AID the 10 months subscribers Of the present ysai
for the a,ye ra,nrL states and Districts are saved
Po:tnns,arr rrW greay otiJe rs by IT7caTdin9 ~ y,
,a1,r nj 0nr 5scribrs at hote points and he ame ~
,sj.it hey haze Paid AL our Aal BOOKS 'or he Dt.y
Tyrne are ,ayed and we miss none 81 the Weekly es'
the above described. -,
We viii keep enough papers hard to supply a'se "
our subscribers whose names we have lost.
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NOVELTY EXrRAoRDINARY.


With wonderful discoveries the daily papers TEEN
Blu, nothi yet has equaled Heny'' Chinese Placing
Cream !"
An Oriental Compound" 10 the endsnFed.
By the comfort j, communicates to 'h and stubborn bca
Its merits have been tested and app!aadrd and esolled
And the knowing ores poaouno TO be worth its weight
in gold
The pleasan,est emoen, that touched the skin
An ncstnob!e blessing to every grtile chin
fyou rouid seend your toilet hours TO wFecheda'ii
slave,
ffyou would not thnk Of suicide often you shave
lfyou would not dance the Polka in agony OF rage
And encourage permanently the wrnsled lines OF age
By ali the charity you owe to your beloved SELF
By all your Just adherence Of being laid upon the shelf
Sent of direct 10 Coventry and secuted by youfiriend'
Deprived Of that respect for which wealth can make amd
By all the cogeut arguments that such theme deserves
b. all consideration for your temper aud your nerve
solemaly coniufr YOU TO forward your commands
To Broadway corner Chamberssueet the store OF Mesh
Sands;
Orf being several blocks away the distance decline
East Broadway sereniy-serer or Fulton serenfyHfnr
Eschew III sorts Of shaving sOap The cream i, bcs,by f
AEd very economical ~ fifty cents f"rlar!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

The GERMAN SoclErY-By the report of this So
ciety we learn that during the past year 1873 Ger
mau emigrants have arrived in this city, 1924 of
whom have received pecuniary assistance, and sos
have been provided with employment. The balance Of the
sum OF $4,000 donated by John Jacob s:or. 1892
So has been paid over provide fo- the establishment
an ssency. The rcpor. cautions emsrants agains; the
sapposition tha; they will be entitled pecuniay aid
their arrival here they furnish testimonials ,he
good character home requisite &c their receiving
aid from the Society. The report which enters into the
subjec, OF Emigration very fully viii Be Published Ger
many The CONCERT OF this Soc ~ this evening has FOR is
sole obec; increase Of the funds OF the institution and
deserves the patronage those who wish well is phi
ia-,hrcyic purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

9Th inst lat 10 -, Ion 81, exchanged signals with snip
Saranack Turley, al and from Philadelphia Tor Liverpool
per ship Samuel Hicks, at this port
FEB o. lat % Ion 81 br, Pensacola hence for NOrleans
March ls saw brig PheniN of North Yarmouth OF the
Double Headed Shot Keys steering for Matanznt
Lat &c 80 Ion 30 exchanged signals with ship Sutana,
bound ..ou,h-per Saratoga. at this port
9th 80 80 lon II &c. pasted barque Zenoba Of PFovc-
ence. steering South.
Feb %, OF the Tostasa, barque Fins, hence for New
n-lra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08
Upper Police.

Srruryc uIpes-Three men named James Larrcy,
FREDERICK Parker and Edward Sherrin arrested by
officers Hepburn and Tompkirs, charged with stealing $50
worth of hides from Butchers Melting Association on
the second ayeue-whch were found in their possession
NJ the foo, OF Duane street, and they were committed to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

Fatal AccrpESr-Tais afternoon about three o'clock,
Rebccca aged - months the child OF George Nandes i"s
rI,S accidentally fell down the back stairs of the
house and wa, seriously injured tina; she soon after eH
nired Tn. Coroner was called to hold an inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08
MAR RIFD

AZ PalnfieJ, v j. on the 9Th inst. By Rev. Wm. Cox,
Peter E. See Mis-, Nancy Snaey daughter OF ilc late
David D. Smaley.
9th BY Rev. Mr.. ynton Samuel Powell, of Philadelphia,
10 Mary johnson.
9Th by Rey. Dr. whitehouse, Andrew cropsey to Maria
f. Wheeler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08
Court of Sessions.

Before the RECORDER and Aldermen DRAKE and BUNTING.
NJ c. PATERSON. Esq, District Attorney
TRIAL OF HENRY " Rage FOR FoKGERr-Contnued
Th- Day Angeiiae 0St rae, The co.ored washerwoman
who received the which contained the money obtained
from The banks by The cgeres, and who received 1t from
Mrs. Rlg-e-tesed 10 the fact and 70 the delivery Of IL
Mrs Hunter 275 Division street, for safe Keeping
supposng II 20 be iewelry.
Mrs Hrx who received the box testified 10 the receipt
OF the box from the cnoIed woman. the opening of
suspicion that il stolen qroperythe discovery CT the
money-the sending Austin wmerding & Co. 10 inform
them the act-he delivery of aud other matters
particularly that she cheated OF of the reward
having received less than 5000, sc.
:, Jcweer testcd Ragge ordering and getting OF him
pair of gold sleeve bdttons pencil case &c and his giving
$50 bill in payment on one OF the Wall ST. banks, which
he sent out TO be changed.
4 Young man named MARITIME, clerk in Mr. Haddcns
grocery store of Cda and Church stS opposite 10
which Rage that Sanders came into the
store pear tree o'clock the 3st August and getting
class OF wine fingered there for than hour appa
rently looking for TO come; when Rage coming
along Sanders and joined him, and they went
down Church together In close conversation Wit
ness identified Sanders the person who in the store
and Rage as person who along though the latter
with difficulty he said ha had greatly altered being paler
and having his hair much longer AND the Imperial oeng re-
Mr. Austin testified that S25 $50 in bills were received
and about $1,000 gold-but few hundred dollars were
missing.
of Rage in Canal street. also the OF Sanders In Bos
ton-s bringing him hher requisi;ion, and that
after the arrival sanders here the witness went into the
prison Rage, who said to him Ch. Mr.. o'icer
wish had given YOU that money when you az my
house and IL would have saved all this troube-he repeated
the same in the Police Office in presence OF Justice Maise
The trial continued until the hour Of adjournment without
being completed.
Pf,A OF CuILrr-A large boy named james Johnson,
,,eodcd guilty 10 burglary In the third degree breaking
into the store of George W Pratt No. Courtad street
on the 18th February last and stealing hereirom ewlery
rings. &c valued SOB So and was sent to the House OF
Refuge The Court adjourned TO II o'clock on saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

St.vknolpINa IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS question OF
enactng law put sop siavchcldns on the part of
persons rcsden; Massachusetts,, Is under cosGer
tioN ~ Joint COMMITTEES OF the Legislature. An act has
been prepared Tor presentation TO the Committee, which
provides that any resident in the Commonwealth who shall
FOR the space Of one month while 50 residing knowingly
possess exercise or claim any rs of properly. partial
entire in any human being slave whether for life
for term years, any part of the world. shall forfeit and
pay ,h> Use Of the comonweal. for every slave
Claimed or possessed, the hundred dollars with
costs OF prosecution aud the further CT hundred
dollars and costs FOR every additional month during which
said possession or claim shall he continued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

Just landed and received trefg cases various o.
rich DRESS GOODS, the splendid and ezp,ft'lss
Fabrics. add the rickeSt colofngs ever exhibited =,
TIL tren0u of ,h0s ;, no buy for the fashionable
trade !, invited BOWEN * HeNAIt.E,
ms I'm I6 William L corner OF Beaver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08
rAssrNGERs ARRIVED.

II the packet ship Samuel HietS from Lrapoo'-McSsrs
Thomson Furgesscn Catnah Of Canada, Mr. Thescan NJ
Hamburg Mr. and Mrs ORiey OF Dublin. and 81 stecraGe
IN me alip 4u5un from Ne-. 0tltGasAir Mrs Rus
sell Capt Powers, Mr. IIaviland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

from SABINE RvER-The schooner Lone Star,
Knaps master arrived here yesterday from Sabine river
whence she sailed on the 2ls ul. The master reports that
sogie dispute existed between the Texas and United States
authorities in regard the tonnage duties sought 10 be ell
forced by Texas upon American vessels Our revenue cut
ter Woodbury. Capt Foster, in the river for the pur
pose OF seeing that lice Is done. y. o. Pic. Feb 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

~ The Master Bakers Of this CITY aud Brooklyn Will al
attend Ell n9sse the great meeting 10 be held the Sha
te,s Hotel this evening ~ o'clock hear the report Of
Committee appointed diff Resolutions Unity Is strength
80 come every Employing Baker. See advertisement.
IOnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08
LEARY s. cos
,,,E.T rnu ,.aUFNI ifg5.

FASHION FOR SPRING, 1855. ul !.
(tyNTLrHENS HATS Of sur ,Sp1ns piii,ssI, IN
VI ready for ale aat delivery on ead ai'sf f''-'i
instant. .,,x r,,utov fsr III "a
sn,oy season and % preclude all possiby o. ,nd ss
n5n3 of The public and tGsG generally, 10 tnn L5srs
.S-rs az 10 II origin aGd disilgriyely peeul's.
pr,.et The following detail Of II. pfopoflona III 70 lca
CROWN incEes high. sic bell AZ 'i'a'
a Tipls neh oval The edge rounded Of i'ls Eel ear
BRIM-2s iaeb-s wide all afoand-Sd hA'-'-
RaEp and BINDINGS inch wide. -, sa,tosoen'
Tn particular fife brin Is unique aaa gs e,rae
sic failures and form. Of eaeh respectively.
r STRING STYLE oF'HATs.-B!RD. e y, -, ,,,,.
Pfxr AsD NASSAU s1REtTs-jcntlen'en ht' ,y (sa,ar
for the ensuing season. viii be in:fodaeed M
day March, ist 1857 ,.,s.. .tse>.s
~ C. B. ALvoRD,s, NO. la2 BR Ply. tr he prs'sS
introduce his new style Of Gentlernens flAN u
season on Moaday the ID instart ,s.u. mas; e
As the lbored proportions Of ueehaaieS ~ 1>.enp
of tb ,g,ifu aTtice would b alscgn
m ai,Ur,yaI from correct TASTE, q. D. "A. ei-'' a.;
the sPRINC FASHION. -, n. rstsiss = n h
g. I, may be proper 70 n,sf'i3n nr| oaern: n
RuTrSD EpGE OK SQUARE OF The D. d. .hare. Ei'I'
PECULIAR set OF the brii pEeserr's y ~ n. sy1e1Hcs
esS, ELEGANCE and beeoainsDess 10 the Tno's
n3 iwix- -u.-- -- I'd
uats. Spring Fashion, NJ - -54
NJ po,,,y are row ready supply ther /. ro
sn-ro .tIe Of Hats. which -suai If cot ,a "a
Of .Ies.pc. durability and eecIoInyi 10 tho'e nslrs
STORE II this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

Cart NEwroN.--Amost the las, official act OF
Mr.. Tyler, was 10 relieve Capt. Newton from the
sentence of the Court Martial. We are glad OF
this: for Capt Newton is brave and gallant
officer and distinguished himself in several actions
in the I.ast War; and although Military discipline
required that the Commander of vessel should be
held responsible for every thing yet in the siowage
of the Turpentne on board the Missouri, Capt.
Newton was not 10 blame
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

Co. Justices Guide. with Forms &c. BY F.
NJ Kjng, Studen, a; Law, has just been published
at Auburn-It would require larger work to
Gulde' some justices we know, pa pages, l2mo,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

o. The Governor OF Connection; has appointed
Friday the 2st March, he observed day OF pub
lie humiliation, Isstn. And PRAYER By the people OF thai;
Stale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

EovoNrIoS-By advertisement in another column, Il
VIII be seen ha, the Northampton Association OF Educa
ton and Industry oers resolve Is 90 Pupils
advantageous terms Mr.. MACK, the Director Of Ednca
ton in the Association had much experience in leach
ng and has beside. very competent ASSISTANTS while the
society of the members Of the ASSOCIATION viii ado much
the pleasure and profit of residence among them See
advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

~ TrNfONIsTs. COME ONE. CONE ALL!.E[
meeting of the noni5t Association will take place a
tiona Hall Tuesday Evening March IN At III, II
general attendance u requested ~ there TlII Q" e n
ia,.resting 10 al laid before the meetng ny orI
slLAo CElCKERISd.f i.''Sss IN
r d HoLYEs Secretary IA" '"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

10 The Providence Gazette states that Thorn
as w Dorr Is &. present so feeble IN health, as 10
be unable to perforniany labor III the prison work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

PENNSYLVANIA SENNToR.-Wc had various adj
wees from Harrisburg yesterday, kut not sylla-
BILE with regard to u. S. Senator in place Of Hon.
James Buchanan. We believe the competitors are
CuARLxs J. lxGERsoIL of Philadelphia, WILLIAM
WILKINS, late Secretary OF War. and perhaps Judge
ELLIS LEWIS of Lycomjng. All these are able
men, and the new Senator Should be able, whether
10 replace AIR Buchanan or 10 balance Mr., Stur-
geon An election Will of course be made imne-
dlaielY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08
REIOM


RrigsJ Peteason. Carib and Snow. from New Orleans
also, several square rugged vessels unknown. Wind 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

!Es, .JonxSTowx, Fulton Co has chosen Wing
officers as usual; BLxEcSER, 90. has chosen
Wing Supervisor BY 8 majority; Last yeara Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

SAoKr PAssAGB-The ship Saratoga, Capt, Rus
SELL arrived at his port yesterday In ten days from New
Orleans This is quick sailing. The Auburn, which left
So hours ss,iier, arrived a, the same tine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

~ ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS ~ ~
THE TRIBUNE must b. paid % the Agents IiepT'
Ledger Buildings, 81 and Chesnut st wtrfs 'Ihs'
MAY also be obtained daily IT o'clock w i'""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

n HORRIBLE Last evening German was COM
mted 10 prison b. Justice Kretschmar charge OF
having forciby violated the persons OF his two daughters
one of u and the other - years OF age. The mother
of the unfortunate children witness against thcunna-
ural father [St. Louis Gazcttr, Feb. rs.
FIRE-The Washington Hoiel, (Noland' shouse)
and the store of Niessrs Barnhar Mathews In indepen-
dence jackson County, in this State. were destroyed by
fire on the night OF "Wednesday week
~ " ~ rrSt Louis Republican, Feb. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

Gs5- At the Uric, Charter Election, the Birney
vote was s. for Mayor. Il for Supervisor; the Ma.
tive vote for Supervisor was rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

FIRE AT NoRFoLK.-The new brick block Of
stores on a-sireet Norfolk partially destroyed by
fire on Tuesday night Mcssrs. Edwards and trmistead
were the principal sufferers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

r. j. AUGUSTUS SHEA VIII deliver Lecture Gin
ton Hall. on Tuesday evening, The Efficacy Moral
Power in the attainment OF National Right as illustrated
by History.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08
oNc No. 2--Air. And You II rsms.nbes Ne. >

,>c No. 2-Air. " And You Il rrmsmbes Me-
What other JOYS. what other hopes
May I'll the heart with Els-,
Give me the greatest soap of soaps
Oh, JOues'S Soar for
When pimpe> come upon the face.
As We come on thee
Ii YOU would those defects erase,
Oh, do remember
When Winters winds; with rugged power
May chap the hands and face.
When Summers sun your charms deiowrr
viii burn aud tan each grace;
When irrckles or when yellow skin
From face to neck should flee
At such , moment must win,
Aud YOU II remember me.
Thea Jones's Soap will show 1t. power
Upcn your face and neck
Your skin morr clear thar f,iresi flower.
W,hou, blotch or srrcs:
Aud then from freckles. pimpes. tan,
Your skin Will BE- quite ifre-
Thus Won n be- made the love of man
And YOU III remember me.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

r.. We are again under obligations Hon. HAMILTON
F,su for Congressional Documents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

. wUirr REp. Gsvv or LrcHr HAIR made - Srow
DARK nne and SILKY to the small 81 three shilpgs How
many hundreds Their in tbs city who have tined ana
proved TINS hy tie moderate Vrcr vi oneSs Coral Hair Res
totlYe IL u amcst excellent thus nd warranted 20 poS
those qualities force the HAIR grow stop falling on
scu dandruh and make hight nd grey har
dark soft hue and silky; also dresses the hair bssurlu
Sold shillinSS b. te 80 Chaham.strert SS Bread
way, mud where else IN the city, ms 2teoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

SPLENDID ES>SNI 10 Hlk S!-AN- - .iCil out.
beautiful of plate saws the Louisville Journal Tues
day. passed through This city las, week present Mr..
Clay We understand II came nom New-YoIk.
FLORIDA Col. Joseph 3. Lancaster, of Duval
County, (Fia.l has been nominated as the Wing
candidate Tor Congress, "a, the Election 10 be held
in MAY next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

PREvluI RAZOR SrRors-The first premium OF the ialfei
the American Institute has been awarded after year e.
Saunders for the invention Of the Metallic Tablet, with ou
SIDES No side having the effect OF hone without oil
or watcr the Other sides for keeping the with ice
oot edge that with of them be kep.n
percc, Order without having recounc ocucr or barber |,
used and recommended by the first cutters of England, and
certifcned by the most gentlemen in this county IL
great celebrity has caused and mtutons nnumsu
be which cancay be detected by the and imperfect
surface OF what is called the Tablet side, the original bess
smooth md polished Mandatory l63 Broadway. whsp
large assortment of Toilet Articles of the 6r,t quality can al
yynys be md, (2p) mh1 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

&C. Curiosity wants 10 know how the Add
Ship SaIrogt Company come on. Who will re-
port progress?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

LATER FROM MExrco.-By the arrival at Ihis port
Of the bark Anahuac, Captain Wilson, from Vera
Cruz. we receive intelligence from Mexico TO the
18th February; this four days later than previous
" received Nothing important has lTansPired.
Santa Ana remains in prison. Trade was extreme
ly dull all kinds of business stagnant, and but one
American vessel in por, dscharging, the Leopold
O'Donnen, Captain Davis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

TRNNkSsEE is TO doubt, we presume,
tina, aaron y Brotca, late NJ. c. will be the Polk
candidate for Governor OF Tennessee. On the Wing
side. G, STATUS A. HsNRy is most prominent,
though Senator Foster, MAJ, MIL 5 BRowN and
Others are talked of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

- in-ccuSACueuce Of the remarkable mifdness si u.
wes,ner. Dr. :. Gaurais -eSart Psyfemcry store
W,lSerstr has Lately been the eeu,e OF attraction Tor h-
tsSs .! ladies. ANXIOUS ttrE youth aud bloom
.hroGgh The Intervention Of his famous leiisH NrocGs3
SOAP; Ifiad R0RSe. Blanc 4 Es1sxRs SC. ". Aetrs
on the admcriaon Of he poet who Ss wiSs to-ttgy
IT'S risdseSs defer. bvy after heyy gentle danes Az
continually ng>Sa: ard esSsirg fpn the Doctor. se
nm ,S II were public BY the way ths Doctor
who Is himself the glass Of fashion, aai add The
mould OF sll a1SiopS 70 have his ro'roRvu
with th1s OF cegt1iu nSmsSAke. IT mueu
ehnc uotlriecy for rplsoaS which viii be obvious nlle
rters OF the Professors class IN tbs etyWhoee eo-
ms ar, sill acute or the subject Of uulnlhle promises
Or r Gourau,s only pepc, for The sale II hS iHv,ls
able Preparations FOX the toilet 4; b. W2kertt. IN;
store from Broadway. NY Newi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church will in Baltimore on Wednesday next
the 18th inst We learn that the Bishops will be pre-
sen; EXCEPT Bishop Andrews and that Bishop Waugh will
preside The question referred from the General Confer
ence as TO the division Of the Church into Northern and
Southern sections viii occupy, ii is thought consdeTa-
tIe ror,Ion of the session rBat. sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

~ Cacnprrss is not eSJmassi BY caAnuy but Itstys
worth of DisyS Msgicai Pdia Extractor WILL
more disease aav more saiterng ard produce Nsa,
than dollars worth If any Other medicine known Wheh,s
counterfeit, Of Or rot But Il Daley must be- found Wit
ten (Rot prusedl on every box prove ii t'ts,
sale wholesale and retail II. pseys Office Nc rs
Fulton.Ss, sun Euildus y. y. mo 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

~ Grand family holiday the American Museum with
spadd performances in the afternoon ard evening" fer the
bspeh, Of alr. Hamilton, ,hr fayouse Vocalist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

o. MISSISSIPPI is TO choose Z. S. Senator in
p ace of RobertJ. Walker, lifted TO the Treasury.
He will OF course be a Loco. Unll he shall reach
Washington. the Senate Gall the Members being
presently will stand 81 TO -, with the Vice Presi-
dent To unite all hand knots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-08

FIRE AT WEST FARMS AT half past yesterday
morning, the Saw and Grist-Mill at West Farms,
Westchester County, occupied by ]. " F. Cop
cult and A. 3. Raymond, was discovered TO
be on fire. and, before the flames could be subdu-
ed, both were entirely consumed together with
the adjacent Westinghouse OF Mr.. p Lydig of
this city. The loss OF the Messrs. Copcutt in ma
horanv, &c. is $1,000 of Mr.. Raymond Sl0,-
OOO-no insurance on either. Mr.. Lydig Is SAID to
be insured.