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BIBLE SOCIETY.

or The anniversary meeting of The Bible Society
Of this city viii be held in the First Presbyterian
Church, A. street, this Monday evening, at be-
fore 8 o'clock.
Addresses may be expected by the Rev Dr. Adams
of New York. the Rev. Charles B. Parsons, and the
Rev. H. H. Kavanaugh, of Kentucky.
number Of Other distinguished public speakers
from the South west. are expected to be present and
participate in the meeting.
Can there be need offs request to attend
By the Executive Committee.
M. H. MILLER Secretary.
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Boots & shoes! Boots & Shoes!

A. RUFF, (succ ssor To E. Lacy.) six doors
Us East Of Colrman's Hotel, Pennsylvania av-
enue, has just received from Philadelphia full and
complete assortment Of Ladies Black and Bronze
Gates, Buskns, Ties and Slippers. Also, a great
variety OF Chilir,ns Shors, at oil prices: Gentle
mems Boots, Caters, Shoes and Slippers, Of every
kind All Of which will be sold as cheap as can he
bought elsewhere. invite my friends, and the
public generally to give me call, and feel conf.
dent Of being able to please in quality and price.
april 25- cod I'M
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A VALUABLE COUGH MIXTURE.

Take Of liquorice, one ounce; OF gum arabic
one ounce Of rock candy, two ounces. Dis
solve them in pint OF boiling water. When
cool add Of paregoric, one ounce; OF sweet spi-
rits of nitre, half an ounce; and of antimonial
wine, half an ounce. Let them be well sha.
ken together. Take one table spoon ful when
ever the cough is troublesome, and one table
spoonful upon retiring to rest al night.
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New Spring Goods.

I UoI hECEIVEU- -
y Super black and colored Cloths g. Cassimeres
Do Merino and Marsees Vestings
Do Jeans, Gambro ms, and Drillings
Do Bereges, Lawns, and Ginghams --~
Do Chintzes, Calcoes, and Muslins
Alpacas and Plaid Silks
Furniture Caicoes and Curtain Musins
White Cambrics and Plaid Muslins
Shawls and Scarfs
Fancy Handkerchefs, Gloves and Mits
Bleached and Brown Shectng and Shifting
Coltons
Bed.tickngs, Osnaburgs
Penitentiary Plaid Cotons and Checks
White and colored Cotton Hose, assorted.
Together with almost every article usually kept
in Dry-Goods Store. Bargains, and no mistake.
Call at VIM. M. PERRY'S
I'd door west Of 9TH street, opposite Centre Market.
april 9-tfs
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TO THE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

~. III The WEMBEho or SoSCeEIoo.
Those honorable gentlemen who are rightly
in favor of our cause will please pardon US if
we have in any way neglected them. We did
not so design. Not only have we endeavored
to treat them with becoming Difference and re-
spect, but we did intend our actions towards
them to show our esteem. Some appear to
have misconsrued our designs; but this we let
pass. and now say that we shold be pleased if
those who wish our paper would call Gas some
have done within the past few days) and give
us their names. We thought it no intrusion
to send our paper to them when they first came
10 the city, and we only regret that SO few Of
them have as yet consented to regular visit
from US. We would not be so presumptuous
as to assert that ours is the very best company, +,
but we would modestly suggest our opinion
that the waters Of this Fountain will improve
upon use. But really, all playfulness aside,
we have looked for support from many of our
temperance brethren in Congress, and we trust
they will come forward promptly and give us
their aid. The cause we advocate is one of no
small importance to them and their constitu-
ents, and we honestly think they ought to lend
us portion Of their energy TO accomplish the
object to which we are devoted. Every favor
will be gratefully received and properly ac
knowledged.
As to those gentlemen who have been ex-
alted to their present high stations, and yet do
not altogether like our work, we would only
say, we have no disposition to injure one of
them. Indeed, we think our course has exhi.
bited decidedly opposite intention. To tell
them the truth in love we are bound, yea, we
are pledged both in the sight Of Con and man,
to do; but as TO abuse or the like, we have moi
INDUCED in it nor ever will we. And even
these might encourage our cause without seri-
GUS injury. In fine, let us say, thar, in our
judgment, every member of Congress ought to
love us and help US forward, and more, we will
assert our belief that they will vet do so. One
thing is certain, more intimate acquaintance
with our intentions will not cause their favor to
lessen. @
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DIR. SchWartZe's

COMPOUND EXTRACT
~ OF SARSAPARILLA.-Th afflicted are
respectfully referred to the advertisement of the
above celebrated preparation in the "Sun," which
has produced such astonishing cures in this Dis
trlct. Also, the celebrated Chrome Thermal Aeue
mi, which never fails to cure the most inve,erate
Ague in IL hours. The proprietor can refer the
afflicted to hundreds Of cures performed by the
above remedies. april s-tf
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Advertisers Take Notice.

Our friends who wish 10 advertise in the
Union, National Inteligencer, Baltimore Sun,
and Clipper, will please send their advertise
ments to us first Our reason for asking this
is that those journals do not exchange with
US, and therefore we cannot see the request OF
our friends when placed in their columns. We
will always send our paper to them promptly,
when we have advertisements to be inserted
in those papers.
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CORR ESPONDENCE

How glorious is this invention of writing, where
by we can easily communicate to our absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure improvements ?
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The soda fountains are multiplying fast. AT
Stott's drug store, few doors above Browns
Hotel, there is one of superior quality. Also
mineral waters ofevery description.
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POSTPONEM ENl'.

The lecture of Ma. Cough, which was TO
have been delivered this evening at the Baptist
church, is by arrangement postponed, until
after The 20th day Of May. Notice will be
oiyen. .....
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Mr.. Mcconnell has had large likeness of
himself painted and placed in one Of the pa.
nels of the Rotunda, near the other historical
paintings. 1t is most excellent duplicate Of
the original. Those who run may read
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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1916
SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE.
Bible

HouRs.-We shall be at the office ofthis pa
per. eyery day from 8 A. M, TO IL M, and
from q 10 6. and from "a TO 2 P. nj.
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no ADVER Users.

All advertisements to appear in the Foun-
tain on any particular day should be handed
In before O'Clock p. m. of the day previous.
Our customers will please bear this in mind.
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1t is understood that Mr.. G. J. Ingersoll will
to day, make a detailed statement relative
10 his charges against MIR. Webster.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

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Reported expressly for the Columbian Fountain.
LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
the day ending April 26, at IL M.
BEERs' TEMPERANCE HoTEL
w. r. Ratterbone, N. Y. A. N. He'll, Pa J..
8. T. Harris, do.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
]. Gobhawas, R. |. J. r. Thomas, Ga. ]. Hem
ming, Bait. e. d. McArthen, Va. G. Balilitt,
Miss. p. Adarey,son, N. q. Mrs. Brown and
Child, N. ]. p. Adams and Son, N. c. w. H.
Hewitt, Md. G. Gwinn, N. J. J. A. Desaish, Pa
ris. P. Schlte, Md. T. Sasser, do. F. F. Carruth,
Boston.
CoIEMAS's HOTEL.
II. +. Bodder, Md A. Taylor, s. C. J. Greeley,
Bait J. Adams, Troy. DR.. T. p. Worthington,
Nd. J.s. French, Va. w. s. Long, N. g. J. r..
Powell and Sister, Ala. Rev. G. Fornes Tenn. D..
ssncleay. do. T. Sancleay, do. T. j. Boyd, Va.
@. H. Wells, U. s. N. Mr.. Grey, Ky. d. b.
Tenant, Va. J. M. Buchanan, Bait. Mr. Gluse-
lin, Md. ]. w. Lewis, Ky. N. Bruce, Nd. Mrs.
Clarke, Md. J. Hunter, Va. Mr.. Bisse and
Lady, N. Y. R. r. Ould, Bait. E. Buck Boston,
J. Disturnell. N. Y. G. g. Hammond, Detroit
II. Allen, Y. CIV. 8. Gibbs N. Y. A. Tobes,
do. !. Maialesttr Phla. N. Rellieng, do. G. Gray,
Halifax. J. D. Srinjar, N. Y. j. Trrisk, Ill. NJ
H. Wsthcrbee, Boston. Dr. H. Kennedy, Pa. j..
G. Acheson, Va.
BRowx's HoTII.
Mrs. Plummer. Md. ]. d. Bowling, do. j. A.
Perfume, Alabama. G. L. Bolts, Va w. Bots-
ford, do. r. r. Houres, Tenn. B. McAlster, do.
3. Bemmerson, Ind. G. f. Dubois, N. Y. Mr..
Mcrphy, N. G. J. P. Folsom, Albany. E. P. John
son. KY. J. Y. Tyler, Ky. Mrs. Elder, do. Mrs.
Wesdon, do. Mr. Stanley do. N. Shields, do.
r. Mullinkin, Ind. J. M. Nevin, N. Y. c. w.
Roberts, Phila. Mr.. Rickett, Alabama.
ArrEMPT TO KILL.-On Saturday colored
boy bought poison from one Of our apotheca-
ries, with which he would certainly have kill
Cd either himself or the family of his master,
but for detection in the matter by his mistress.
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The President, in compliance with the hin,
we gave The other day, has requested the Ma
rine Band to commence operations at the Cap.
itol forthwith. This will be good news for the
ladies, as the single ones will stand good
chance Of selecting partners for life. There il
nothing like having great number Of beaus
10 choose from. The Band will perform OF
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
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II has been discovered that when there arr
no ladies in the galleries, the members OF Con
grsss Do net talk half ss much ~ usual.
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Reported for the Columbian Fountain.
Tw enty- ninth Congress-:
FIRST SESSION..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY, April IS, lS45.
Senate not in session.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
One thousand extra copies of the tariff bill,
were ordered TO be printed.
An Intellectual effort was made to 60 into
Committee of the Whole on the State Of Un-
ion, and take up the bill to supply certain de-
licences in appropriations. ...
II was expected that, if this bill had come
W, Mr.. G. }. lngersoll would have complied
with Mr. Webster's request, in the Senate, 10
make known the particulars, and proofs Of Mr..
Webster's alleged delinquency.
The House proceeded to the consideration
OF private bills; among those passed was one 10
enable the Secretary Of the Navy TO purchase
the use Of MIx's mahger stopper, 10 regulate
the letting out Of chain cables.
The committee rose at quarter past one, for
the want OF a quorum.
A call OF the House was moved and the
motioned prevailed--yeas II, nays 67.
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Genteness is sort Of mild atmosphere, and
It enters into a chld's soul like the sunbeam
into the rosebud, slowly but surely, expanding
1t into beauty and vigor.
- ~~-@~~~~o~D>.>-~.. .~-~o.~~o.
Those persons who take every pointed re-
mark as especially intended for them, are ge.
nsrally smendable to, and worthy Of them.
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The eclipse went off on Saturday without
any accident, except that two or three people
while earnestly looking through smoked glass,
had their pockets picked.
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r.. FINLEY HUNT,
ESIDENT DENTIST.
WASHINGTON CITr,
Pennsylvania Avenue, bet,oeen 9th d 10Th Streets
april 26-H
PATENT SHOWER BATHs.

IA Il I1AN Il JIIO w EN- DIX i IfJ.
TINHE subscriber has this day received from Boston
i a supply of SHOWER BATHS, constructed
on the most approved drnciple. The bath is seven
feet in height, and occupies space Of only two
feet square upon the floor. 1t is designed for cham
Der use, and makes very pretty piece of furniture
II may be placed near the bed, so that person can
bathe in the morning before dressing-a great deSid-
eratum as many people neglect ba,hing because it
requires too much time TO shift their clothing Its
simplicity is great recommendation, as there is no
complicated machinery about it. The public is ro.
spectfully invited to call and examine them
Also on hand, great variety Of Cabinet Furni.
ture, Chairs Beds and Mattresses Looking Glasses,
Clocks, &C., which will be sold extremely low for
cash, or on time for approved paper.
CHARLES w. BOTELER, Jr.
April 25-eo3t.
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THE LIFE AND TIMES OF HENRY
/ CLAY. RV Calvin Cnlfnn a,lfhnr nf c L..

THE LIFE AND TIMES OF HENRY
i CLAY, BY Calvin Cotton, .4ufhor of ttJu-
MUS Tracts" :" -Four Years IN Great Britain" DC,
The work consists Of two "olumes octave 5O4 pages
in each, and is embellished with two engravings.
Its mechanical execution is in the best style of ele
CANT literature. The price Of the work is as follows
In fine muslin binding $4 90
Do do do gilt edge and side s 90
In sheep, extra, library style 5 90
In calf super extra gilt 6 so
In Turkey morocco, super extra gilt 7 so
The publishers would state that booksellers are
furnished with the work only at the subscription
price; and hence all who subscribe when the AGENT
makes his applications will probably get the work
cheaper than by purchasing from the booksellers.
r. FARNHAM, Agent for the Publishers.
Corner OF llth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
april ll-tf
"A UCTION NOTlCE.--The undersigned. hay.
IN ing taken the large and comrnodious store
on Louisiana avenue, few doors east Of 7th street,
opposite the Bank of Washington, would respect
fully inform their friends and the public that they
intend conducting the Auction and Commission
business under the firm of ]. Robinson 81 Co.
Particular attention paid to all outdoor sales,
such as selling out boarding. and private houses,
grocery and other stores, houses and lots: in fact
every thing coming under an auctioneer's notice,
all on the most accommodating terms
J. ROBINSON 6s co.
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
N. B. Cash advanced on all consgnments not
limited. april 9-tf
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II has been discovered that when there are
no ladies in the galleries, the members OF Con.
grsss do net talk half as much ~ usual
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ATTEMPT TO KILL.-On Saturday colored
boy bought poison from one Of our apotheca-
ries, with which he would certainly have kill
cd either himself or the family of his master,
but for detection in the matter by his mistress.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

cause of the repeal of the Corn Laws and so on the
other side with respect to our Tariff The redoo.oh
on either side is inevitable without regard to Ore
gon. We believe our owp country will have cause
bitterly TO rue har course in doing, and that the
first Congress chosen by the People after they snail
have witnessed the effects of our abandonment OF
Protection, will be favorable to its reestabshmenl
If is not So we Protectionists must submit ou' II
the Country is with us why should we nos nave '''o
benefit of its verdict? If,be Soil Of England "eto
as well distributed among her People even as ou.'
i ,rc believe il would be unwise in her utterly 70
t.o. do,,o her Corn. Laws; and that 1t Will De sui
;a d, orr part to buy light, costly fabrics from
shro,d and pay for them in the rude bulky products
~ Agriculture and the Forest, we cannot doubt
No nation ever did-none in the nature OF Things
ever cantrade thus without serious, II not irrepar
able injury to its own Labor. But our couAtry mas
been beguiled into committing her destnies 10 the
adversaries of her true policy, and we bow TO the
decision. All we ask is that the People have an OPP
por;unity afforded them TO correct their mistake
when they shall have become convinced OF 1t. Is
this asking 100 much
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
DIED

ON the l7th inst HENRY INMAS, in the Ash yes, Of
bis age.
s friends are invited 10 attend his funeral tomorrow
C1uesday) at O'Clock ?. NJ. from his late residence Is
Murray.st.
On Saturday morning the l7,h inst; after short II.
ness STUART NOLAN. in the lith wear OF his age.
His friends respectfully requested 20 attend ms iS
erB without farther notice. this afternoon F Clock
from his lake residence Broadway, second dsor s5Ove
Twelfth st.
On saturday evening Jan. I5th PETER A. son OF Pc.
ter md julia VI. Farchild aged 81 months.
The friends and ncquartsnccs OF the family are ~
spcctfuy invited ~ attend the tuucr,l this acrroc,
a, t o o'clock from n. % Nendar 1t.
On Saturday l7th. ROSWELL. child of f. H. Troz.
bridge and grand child Of u Horace Sou.hmayd.
His remains Will be taken 70 Now Haven Tor n;ermert
At Jersey City, on Sunday morning WILLIAM &
JENKINS. after short bat severe Illness aged Is yea
His friends and accuantances respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral this afternoon St3 o'clock without
farther invitation from his nte residence Grand 81. J
sey City.
ANOTHER REyoLUrIoNARy SOLDIER GONE,-Diei
Mt East Sheffield Mass ian. l2th. lCuABOD WEST a.
upwards OF ~ years ot pcc He in most Of the urn
cipa. engagements In the Revolutionary War and d..
tiugushcd himself valiant solder bo ever vii
ling and ready to do his duty long as his cunn
try had foe. After the termination of the War he n,
tired 20 Sheffield Mass where for many years he has
lived respected and beloved. fond father and s.ectog
aye husband characterized ;or his habits Of industry
and integrity How will it bc That shall be com
PEELED to record the last of tho Revolutionary col.
dicr But il dead they live in the memory OF every
American. n
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
TEE SOUTHERN MAH.
Thing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
Pl4rrAprrrHIA. Jan is

PlzirApErruA Jan ls-P "
We have bad quite change in the weather since
,,,y last, 1t commenced showing about ha!fpas, n
O'Clock and IS now Geld and clustering
The Stock sales Saturday were to fair ex;ep,
Pcnusy lvauia Ewes declined and closed hesvy At ~
Reading Bonds firm al 61i and Reading shares t
Oft J. selling at ~. Wilmington went up 30 an ilp
pr0yemcnt OF |.
A large Prussian Blpc establishment, On Parke-.
stree, below Washington entirely destroyed 81 Ere
nj Q o'clock .Gst night
In the Cour, OF Sessions. on saturday the young
an desperate burglars BraInu and Preston were esc
sentenced To- four years imprisonment az hard Labor
From Harrisburg learn that resolution se,lin,
forth ;hs, the present Tari barely sufficient Ter
due and incidental protection. ard instrrctins our Sens.
tors Sc IN Congress 10 oppose alteration or noscoa
1t the Act Of Aug 90 l. - was unanimously adopted
the SeuRte.
a bill aPpropriaiinS the sum necessary TO inset
the ntcrcs; falling due the let Of February ard the
1t ot August next. has been passed.
James II Snowden and Ncr Midleswar;h have
been nominated candidates for the Office Of Su:s
Treasurer
We had no mail this morning South of Richmond
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
to establish new or. in the government of this vast EN-

10 estabish new era In the goEeFIZIsnl u s'ls
pire.
Report says that Sir Robert Peels resignation was re-
ceived by her Majesty without hesitation athoue1 s
Robert Peels line intended policy would have aa n
Majestys warn support Lord JOHN Russell vas az once
for bui the noble Lord present in Edinburgh
days elapse before he obey the sum
Parliament, cannot meet early as was expected
and upon the taken by Sir Rober; Peel VIII de-
pend the prospect OF dissolution Il believed that SIR
Ro5er Peel viii support Lord John Russell in his general
policy The Premier almost alone in his views IN
his own Cabinet
We understand that; in consequence of the resignation
OF Ministers her Majesty will leave Osborne Hosse on
Saturday next, IN order 70 be nearer communication
with those who are to become her new advisers.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

Ambient DiFffcULTIss-Ih. bill Introduced
yesterday by Mr.. Harris appointing Commissioners 20
uear and decide npon the questions isse between TIE
ReGs Gse!a5r"ck Tenants and their Landlords suggests
the proper and perhaps the only mode Of settling tha
veXed question And NJ Harris ha. oeen equally for.
tluate in the pan he proposes and the Connts. .ouers
who are named IN hi4 bill Commission Win Dr. Mott,
distinguished he IS for wisdom and experience and
imbued he h with just AMI liberal views f t rights
and duties oi all classes Of ciLZsns assocntsd With Gov
Seward and GOV. Bouca cannot f - effect an equa-
be and fair compromise Of this Important contro
versy. i1ib Eve Jour
4 CRAsH.-The floors Of ,be loqr story brick
warehouse, au Tie dock owned y WLits = Williams
Of this city and occupied - ll4ln Chsrd. w stump
aai 81 {. Richie, IL ~hch .sas stored some eco
barrels OF lolr and cargo ol vnea gave Way GA Sa,
urday nigh. ias; preeptarin 800 bushels o Tue wheat
into he cellar and pi'ng the 11r IL ,he shape Of
pyramid on the top o. il Buffalo Com l4th.
FIRE on TIE RAILROAD.-a ire bcoac out yes
terdAy morning The Railroad Depot Schodsck IT,.
nrst station east from this cii upon TIE BDsson Railroad
The wood house and wateT-;aIs, with Considerable
quantity OF wood, consumed. The Passenger De-
pot escaped. We nave learned the origin Of The
fire. Albany Eve. Jour Friday
EsT The Editor OF the Religious Herald threat;
10 make us Doctor OF Divinity. Ii he does So We
contemplate the erection OF extensive hospital for the
multitude OF theological paents who need speedy and
thorough treatment lAeigious paper,
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- STED.

81 Rochester 18th, James NJ Downey to Mary Ara
Ksvsuash.
Al Peekskll. 29;h ult William H. Post to Sarah J.
Decker 2d inst jacob Day 10 Mrs. Margaret Brown
ls; Egbert Towner 10 Mary Sosworth.
At Albany. Alexander NJ. Goodrich to Anna NJ. Lord
AZ Woodvle Miss. Sith ult Mr.. Thomas c. Mercer 70
Caiharine l.. Orvis, Of Troy n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

THE GREAT AMERICAN Recommendation Balm
and Alternative Pills for Consumption, Coughs Colds
Hoarscue-s, Group, Bronchial Affections Liver Afec.
tions &c These invaluable medicine. Tor sale gen
erly BY the druggists in the city and throughout the
United Sla;cs where treatise consumption, liver
affections, SC. lTc and particular accoun: Of these
medicines, certdcsles. SC. may be had gratis. Give
them fair trial and if they don't prove good denouncc
thom. General Depot, G33 Broadway jl9MW&S
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

OursIDE.-Fast Page-No.ice of DR.. Warrens Lee
.ure OF Physical Education and Of Com6es Treatise on
Inf,ncv. Notice of Warmers Primary Note.Reader
Winter Travel a. the South From Hsyt; The Comet
Agricultural Statistics of NewYor Imports OF Iron ane
Steel; Navigation OF the West; The Militia Nuisance
News Items Fourth Poge-The Accident at caroondae
The Fire at Chequerville; Female Tee,oal Lecturer
Sales of Stocks; Marine News.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
Business Notices.

City Guard Bal have been lost Nos. lg 20 l59 l6o
lGl l62, los and l95 Gentlemen cautioned against
purchasing them rs they will not bc received for adm
sion JoHN 4. CLUss>rAN, secretary.
TRrA1 OF sALa9nNpEn SAFES BY FIRE At yArxuAfI
GAaDEx-Eu the advertisement OF Mr.. A. 5. Marvin,
GENT for Richs Sae) OF the nth inst he states that
Rich's Spn that WINS tested and found wanting WAS
~ MY POSSESSION considerable time before the burn
Ing took place" EIs obioctin stating canno, be mis-
tnAeY upon toe principle sometimes adopted, by one
who mas picked IL pocket end is the first to cry stop
thiof Mr. Marvin had much better 1t he can ind scme
o.her balm for his wound than the ne has adycr
usci aud also inform the public the why be
MI Rich li uog consent to accept thc challenge oae
ed last month to tes, his safe aea'nst mine before he
% neanly attempts snicr and impeach the Integrity
OF purpose ofmysefand The highly respectable gentle
mco under whose supefniendcnce the uiaI was made
who viii forthwith make their repor; Of the whole
action, which VIII be published in a. few d1ys.
The trial sa.cs may be scen at the store No 50 Wall
st, to.e.hcr with the books and pspcrs TINT pre-
served in Goylers, and the ashes OF the contents Of
Ricls and Widers (or Herriug's) salamander Safes.
co Wal ST. Jan. 10 s4d. c. J. GAYLER.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
,cnur, CuIcnaar..TYIs DAY.

=, s.. s9. 90. 81, 92
COMMON PIEAs-Tbis Court opens with very heavy
calendar Part l. Nos. J 5. 20 H. l3 Is II, ia 81
y 25, y, % Parta in Board OF Assistant Adermens'
roo, Noa. ?, 10, l2 H. IS, L. 20, - a. o. & 80