New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
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~ Romnnisrn.-Rev z LEAHEY. formerly Monk
of La Trappe in France, AMI late of marshsl Colege,
Peuna respectfully notifies The citizens OF New YORK that
he will deliver lecture on mex, Monday evening. at 7!
o'clock (Apri 6b) in the Clinton Hail. corner OF Nassau
aud Beekmsu First psrtTne lnslbily OF The Church
r.,ve OF mia monHsiic life and his Interview with the present
Pope n, Rome. Third par-6r. Leshey Will prove By
original documents from bis Holiness Inc Pope b,aop
Ion, OF NewOrleaus, and other priests in Philadelphia,
copspired in the violation OF his domestic peace MT
Leahey wi also appear in his Monasc Dress Ladies as
well gentlemen admued Tickets y; cents each, to be
No is2 Nasaan.sL al 2rs'
SIR AsTLE- CooPER's
IT Celebrated Pills, for the speedy and safe cure Of
Dyspepsa Costlveness Heartburn Indigestion, Ic &c The
beneficial effects produced BY any medicine are me strong
eat proofs of its worth These offered "a The recon-
mendaions Of Coopes AnliDyspeptc PILE Price 25cts
per box with fun directions For esle al MurTay.st
near Broadway al lweoois
~ Farmers Club OF the American Institute
Meets al the Repository in the PAX, Tuesday an inst j.
O'Clock Subjects-Cuivaion Of The Grape, and Keeping
OF Carleespeca Cows Crafts, cuttings and seeds WI
he attributed Those who have in their power TO obtain
choice ui, grafs &C. are invited TO bring them and hep
on an extensive interchange Admission and conversation
free 10 all. Strangers slwavs welcome al Sits
r. The unde rsigned part OF the crew of the pack
chip Henry Clay desire their sincere thanks 10
b. Osoorne ESQ o, Squa IN h % h 1,s .er v ,.re
discharged from wreck In destitute" condition. and aso
Our thanks are alao due 10 Captain Rankin Of The schooner
Eliza Ann for allowing us free passage on board MA Tes
eel from Squsn 10 ~ York.
THEODORE =. BEECHER, P. HARMAN.
NELSON ROGERS. JOS. HOPPlN.
JNO w. SANFORD, EDWARD BOWMAN,
OSMAND CUTTER, JAMES WOODS.
THOS. GILLESPIE. JOSEPH SPlLLER.
Copy Monmouth IN. - Democra, please copy. IL
y- The Undersigned, Acting MANAGERS OF the late
"ea Parry" feel of congratuation in the very
successful result of their eXerions and in presenting the
amount of S270l 81 the Society for the Employment
and Relief of the Poor the basis Of permanent fund
to added circumstances may hereafter permit hope
that they may thereby he In securing TO th So
cety that p-Tmanency and efficiency which lis exceeding
usefulness demand For the cordial coope-
ration and bealy of their riends generally who In VA
roua wave contributed 10 render their personal eXeons
40 effective the Nanaeers feel very grateful and hail the
general ineres, manifested of the future
success of the Society," whose aim II IS merely In be-
aims but 10 give employment 10 the industrious POOR
MRS. EDWARD WIGHT, MRs. MOSES ID GRINSELL,
MRS. w. S. FEARING, Mrs. GEORGE CURTIS,
Mrs. J. w. PosT, MRS. s w BRiocHAM
Mps & J. BEAIs MRS. FRANCIS WARDEN.
MRs NJ CANS MRS. HENRY HILLS,
Mas ORvIl,LE DEWEY Mrs. JOSIAH LANE
Mas j. GREEN PEARSON MRS. W. FELT,
Mrs KIRKLAND, Mrs. H. Porter,
Mas T. A. Japan Mrs. j. w. Oris
Mas J. F. FRESHMAN Mas. s. T. TlsDALE,
MRs DAVID LANE MRS. PHILIP j. SCHUYLER,
Mrs. w J. SMra, Mas GEORGE L. SCHUYLER,
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