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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

o. AMgRroAr MvsxuM.-t Is absolutely true that
Mr. Hohooke's model Of the city OF Dublin. exhibiting
here is the most perfect work Of art ever brought to
America The place Is well attended during the day
sed crowded to overlooking at night Every person who
has been IN Dublin at point out the house in
10 explain the model snd exhibit the autograph com
mendetcns Of Daniel OConnell the Duke of L.inst.r
ne former Lord Mayor OF Dublin, and other ds,ine ush
q mn On Saturday afternoon splendid and chss'e
performance will be given by Miss Fay of tn. Park
Ihe'tre i. Booth, the celebrated comic singer La
Petite n os Master Henry, &c Families and hoos
W bear this in mind The persons perform here
every evening. Wv . n II =
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Court Caleudar-This Dny.

CovRr COMMON PLEAs.-Part l, at 10 o'clock, A;
NJ before Judge ingraham-Nos. l27, las. H. 2O 1877
1877 l4 lao, 90, IS, ~, 49, 1853, 1855 1871 Part q
O'Clock, p NJ before Judge Ulshoeer-Nos a. 3Os 100
l0l, 20, ll2, ia, 100, l22.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

TEMPERANCE In THE NAvv--Three hundred SAL
lors attached to the Receiving ship at Boston, have
joined the temperance society, and signed the
pledge.
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AWOG1O" -sssO
BY THOMAS BELL.
lDtoye sNos o. -3nu aud rs Eii.onsfyf

Sheriff. sae-iol o'clock the sales room, without re.
serve DO execution spr,rg and cushion sofss 2rockng
chars sofa bads, IS French mah chairs SPLENDID
tire tables dung do, aud piano forte sc.
FURNITURE. &c.-An extensive add superior assert
h Of second hand and furniture OF ali descriptions
E,m fat.iies removing, Sc.
Aisa large lot of additional furniture splendid stock Of
new city made do and by virtue Of sgnnent 10 sofas
piano fofes5 marble top tables and ndy other articles
cabinet
Also the valuable furniture ceved from Brooklyn and
the balance OF the Hsmmsrsey
forming aesirane has been offered
lie sale for some time.
TUESDAY.
Sale Of Dry Goods. Clothing, Jewelry, Watdhes Fancy
Artics Of all descriptions AT III O'clock the sale of ms
Piano Fortes-Also AT II O'Clock in tie Fulton store
splendid piano ferries by the best makers fne
and most Of ihemiwith warrsnee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

A LOUISVILLE BELLE.-A few nights ago, one
ofthc most acc an pshed bellies Of tins city, whilst
sleeping in the same apartment with Mrs. Charles
w. Thruston, who is in feeble he llth, was Sudden
Iy reused by a slight noise. Looking around her,
she saw ruiIian, evidently q robber, at a window,
in the act of raising il. Leaping up, she babe him
depart. He hesitated a moment; but seeing that
the two ladies' were alone in the ream, he pro-
ceeded with terrific frown in effeeting his en-
trance. Thereupon the young lady instantly seiz-
ed large pistol, that CHANGED to be in the apart
men, cooked it, present ed it at him, and declared
her dete rmination to blow his brains out, If he did
not instantly Hy. Heknew from her countenance,
that she would be as good as her word, and snatch
ing some small articles Of dress from a chair,
within arms length Of the window, he fled with
precipitation. We are told that the young heroine
would have fired, If she had known that the pistol
was certainly loaded; but she feared that il was
empty, and that snap would betray her defence
lessncss. Louisville, Ny paper.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

THE 81 faraned LIBERATED pills. from Portugal
perceive to BE- obtained IN this country See advsr-
tiseme,i on the last eolunDof fourth d2e Inns
DRUOKLYN LYCEUM-G. II. HILL, Comedian. .
spectfuliy that he will give Lecture at the
on Friday Evening, jan 2sth the Manners Gus.
toms OF the people of N.w England " first delivered by
M Mr. HILL will introduce great number OF haractcr
stc &c that have met the prevail OF
In, m0st refined suliences in America and Europe.
Single Tickets cents to be had At the door Tickets adj
ting two ladies and gentlemn ST. Every extra lady Is
cents ,e
n,s.,s.jr j2s IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

ORIGINAL LECTURE IN BRooKLYN.-Yankee Hill
delivers his curious lecture on New England, to
night, in Brooklyn. He is as curious chap in phi
Icsonhv as Brownson is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

N,vAL.-The following transfers have not
heretofore been noticed in our paper =
Lieut.. Gabriel G. Williamson. from the Penn
sylvanis, TO the sleep Of war Levant, as First
Lieut. Duke takes Lieut.. Williamsen's place on
board the Pennsy lvania.
The Independence (razce) is expected here
from New YORK about the middle Of February =
Norfolk Herald, Jan %.
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HOME SaUADRoN.-lti is now the 9th of January,
and not one Of the Home Squadron yet at sea-
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MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, Jan ats p. NJ.
The stock market has exhibited its features 10
day. prices having gensrally fallen. Illinois 6s per CT
Indiana SIS per cent Harlem Mohawk per cent !;
Delaware and Hudson per cent Long Island per
cent Y State SIS per cent Sales Of Illinois bonds
were made at auction follows
$4,000 Illinois Sizes. 1896, IL,
$1,000 10000 do do iss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

fo'S rear, being by Deep Lot " ~
years unexpired lesse Trinity Church lease 81 $50
svenue, betw cen Goth and 9th street, sos each.
9sh lots the northerlv side Of 9sih street,
between 9th and 7th avenue, ~ each;
7th avenus2 lots esstcrly side It'll avenue, between
s9,h and Tooth Streets sos each.
ssh street, lots northerIy side Of Goth street, between
9th and 7th avenues, $44 each.
Tooth street, lots southery side OF Tooth street, De-
tween 9th and 7th avenues, SO each.
ioo'h street. lots on northery side oil Octh street
petween 9th and Ith avenues, Sl2 each.
Sst street, lot northery side OF sl street, pe'
tween 4th and 5th avenues, Sal each.
9Th avenue lot westerly side of 9Th avenue, be-
tween 67th and 56th streets Ss2l
ead streets lots south side Of sad street. between
4th and 5th avenues, $67i.
5th avenue4 lots westerly side 6th avenue between
Goth and 9lst streets, $40.
sOh street lots souheriy side Doth street. between
9Th and 9th avenues, $40.
9Th avenues lots easterly side 9th avenue, between
93d rnd cath streets $50
6th avenue-2 lots westerly side 9Th avenue, between
95th and 96th street, $64.
96,h street, lots south side Goth street, between 5,h
eth avenues lots easterly side 9th avenue, between
9Sth and Goth streets, $50.
House and lot Is Mercer street, $500
House and lot LAT Henry street, 81 years lease from
1885, $1,000.
House and lot corner Monroe and Jefferson stable
the rear, IL years lease from 1886 $4,425.
Corn Trade.
Several sales Of Flour for shipment, have been made
at $5s7A Six dollars, however, s the price for Canal
There is decidedly a better feeling again to-day.
Married.
On the evening of the 26th instant by the Rev. Dr.
Brownee Mr. LEY to Miss HELEN DucAr all OF this
city
Died.
On Thursday, 9th instant, RoBEhT, son of Andrew
Veitch, aged Is years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Friday afternoon, at three O'clock
from 81 Jay street.
On the 9th instant, Mrs. MARY JOHNSTON, wife Of Da
vid q. Johnston, in the 42l year of her age.
Her friends particularly invited to attend her fu-
neral to afternoon at three o'clock from her
ate residence. No. 81 Essex street.
Passengers Arrived.
CHARL sIoS-Ship Anson-M Budd, g Godfrey, NJ L
Coeman, and Lante
Foreign ImportRtiODs.
PaRA-Brg Washing tons Baryeej bxs india rubber shoes
bls india rubber bottles "a brks anuao
Allen Paxson-s bxs J Appleton.
Domestic Importation
CH,RLEsrov-Ship Anson-i35 ties I73 HIS Jeanerette
co3 bxs Ward Hughes bis Prentss-5o Col
omb sela-iood do Taylor-2o3 do Smith, Mills co
Is q Sutton.
M DI1,TME JEDAI II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

APPOINTMENTS UNDSR THE GENERAL BANKRUPT Act.
The following named persons have been desig-
mated by the Hon. A CoNKLING, Judge of the Dis
,flct Court of the United States for the Northern
District, as Commissioners and Assignees in cases
OF bankruptcy who will be appointed to act as
such in all arising in their respective countess
anless special cause to the contrary be shown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

Commanders of vessels will confer favor by having list
Of their cargoes passengers aud report Of vessels left at
tie port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAErr, of fleet
Of NEW schooner He viii board them Immediately
th~irs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

o. "YAsxrE Hull gives his excellent lecture on
the manners and of the New Englsnders, this
evening, at the Brooklyn Lyceum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

TIE Rev. MRs. Apro uL FoLsoM broke ia upon
9s Massachusetts AaiiSlayery Society at the Milo
deon this morning. and harang,ed them for tire,
quarters Of an hour, AT last The assemblace wa
conpeled 70 adl'pIn,leavire Mrs. Folsom in pa .s
saoa OF the soor = Boston Dmocra du -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

NOirE.-n .f;..,. y, e Us ;'rn., ."~ -
~ Miller, ~ a. lohare ~ - rst, h"iW nrerl un
stn. if ffn OF his place Of res.c, ~
,.y been W.T. va FRO tm fr s.ysral years.
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sales at the stock Exchange.
state Of Trade.

A sale OF Teas took place to day, which was
ously attended. large portion Of the Young Hyson
was withdrawn. The remainder sold a. follows
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VALENTINES 30 Just '.ee,'e., yw ss,', 80.
NJ Cnu,d. ~ minutes. from III. hinslon ot Love
cion by Venus on her Nymph', l,r our customer It =
Young sna gcl 81 New Yort ar herb hsse
a Valentiuer bought Of us will nroducs nsrt ~ if a.
az he none, vii b. tetu ned, LOVES BElks1 Nov
I'd TUeNEiI " SIR r. So Chatham str 81, agent, we
lie ofm Ns'rniiUr. ani yo" ~ ~ arrow u ~ NV
t1ue Other. are gcuuiut-sl ned CUPID. IL.
Our Jepss BE- hal. whoeesle snd real. =. .tycs
frntn tsc,e fhlitnSs LIE pest ~, -
iehs, vs-npss in the ciiy-erab' .sef' rc'io'"ha %
lefca, BE- onzed, he. y /"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28
TONES'S ROOK-KEEpING

DUBLIsHED and for sale at is? design Of
ru,s Of debt and credit which well known to be made
ona, when brought the Of practice. This treatise will
be ouLd 10 ord the student clear comprehension Of the
principles which the various acc cunts o. single and double
tnt aao leading pncp.s have hitherto remained hidden
duced IN gland adop ed in Of the leading
drmic in this country, where It originated has
been cordially approved by large number OF the best
and respectable m.rhan in this city and
also committee appointed by te American Institute 10
examine il. Pnce 81 50. 49, .
IS,TaucrroS given by the author as hitherto il Bcokeep
inc and All her duties Of the desk privately If desired APP
pcass no require will cheeully reieirsdtc former
pupils. who are Book keeper. ..
lbs I'm THONRS JpNrS 'cron"''n'.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY IS
To Masters OF Vessels.

UN s,sEs .'..'..'....7 Moon Sis. '...-.'..'
uN SETS ...4 So HIGH wArEg.......... 81
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same Real Estate sales took place with the liowjsg
ip1 Canal street.-the gpuna rent. The ho.'e ls trlek
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The Assignees are required to give bonds, with
sureties, satisfactory to the Court, for the faithful
execution of their duties, as follows In the coun-
ties Of Albany, Rensselaer,, Monroe and Erie, in the
penalty OF $1,000; and in tue other counties in the
penalty of 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

GRAND SAIL AT TAMMANY HALL. ON triaay,
" nuary asth 1912 for the Benefit II JOHN ASH
WILL no was Que the Of the steamer Savau
IN ioundercd the as,h Of November isa of Cape Hat
he last son her deck having lost thing
cent what ne stood His friends termined 10 give
Bail Tor his ben. above winch they confidently hope VIII
receive the patronage Of the community. ,...
Mr. Parker kindly volunteers his services Tor he ooofro"
C0M,frTRg.
Thorn A Close John Nutue'
J Bate ~ sps,Ss,,
J Fowler, r. Dan.. 1850
J. Med nongh "a pr ...a,
y %. saw" (;eorg. Ward
Jones ru,,. Robert Reed
nom ~ no"" H. Freeman
~, o n11U n.wso, -and- Scott
SeoIes,,.s,, J. Hams
~; y. admitting a gtnttrnvn and ladies' TO be
:S - Of The Committee, Mr. Ashwel 10 Cathrl.
mao o. e''''' rs IL
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.,arrrLANyoUs CONCERT AND LECTURE on
MI MtjsIC.-lhe New Yark saorea Music soci' ty pro-
nose TO give Miscellaneous one a. the Tabernacle on
,sJav tyening with lecture Music
Nv James +. Warner. Esq Of Bosrn. Mr. Waratrii dIs
ineu;shed lecturer music having been quent en-
rared 10 that subj ia Bouon and elsew is
the science music thorongh and his nu ie
ii las He well hno the translator Of " d
Trey Weber, General Isl; Teacher the mot thorough
work musical science that been publshed lie
Society will perform &c best pieces Tickets are put
al the low price and to be had AT the mu'c Stores
ihe 10 ks,ore. of Saxton, corner OF Nassau and
fulton H. 8. Raynor 70 bowery' and at ts door o" the
Members aud will call the Secretary Nas-
aau To- their T,skefs
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LAMP wARhHoUsEsNo 81 bro

NFECHA NICAL LAMP WARtHO USE mo 81 Broad
wi way beiween Anthony and Lronsrd street Fresh I'm
p,rtaton Mechanical Lamps he suh-rber respectfully
that he has received from Paris the
oil te and splendid assortment of the tlrssd Lamps ever
imported in this couutry embracing the latest anu most
fashionable patterns now IN use IN Fsr,s-togerr win
auiu variety Of Glass tsobe Fancy Poesl am and rer
his store, No. 337 roadway: -,
gance in appearance eoonomy g h co1nrpt,on OF OH With
Ire most brilliant aud regular dipn OF sht 20 iablshed
G the united orpion of the Press to
ch hos. nm with their merit. pcctfuy
referred. 81, =, 90 a. A 49,.
33J Broadway
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90 Boz Boz Boz A splendid portrait Of this il
lustrous person published in the Yankee Nation Of
this week. accompanied with full account Of his move
ments in Boston.
The admirers Of Barnaby Rudge and Pickwick should
by all possess themselves Of this likeness IL
correct and superb II is also full of the tales Of
the day, fun. faceT poetry and all those good things
that go to make up the best possible newspaper extan
Newsmen and boys supplied at 81 per 100 copies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

o. SHERMANs LozENGxs still keep In demand and
the weather is just the kind TO generate coughs and
colds. All who the lozenges once never try any
thing else They pleasant and cure quick that
it is almost pleasure to be sick LOG Nassau street is
DR. Shermans only office in this city and agents are at
lss Bowery; 22 Blocker street 2a7 Hudson street
Sands, 273 Broadway II East Broadway Rushton d
Aspnwas three stores and 50 and 1870 Fulton street
Brookyn Redding. State street. Boston, and Burgess
% & Third street. Phladalnhia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

Appearance Of Niagara Falls IN mid-wiafsT-Hs
Magnifctace- Pyvpsrations.cf the Hotes--A Ball,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

IrVSHE SUBSCRIBER Is now receiving from the
Northern Cities. large assortment of Goods in his
line OF business, selected with great by himself
To which he would respectfully invite the attention of
the public Ia his assortment will be found many rare
and beautiful + A c GOODS
which he is able to offer low prices viz Ladies' Dres
sing Cases, Fancy Boxes, Fancy Soaps, Hair OILS.
farina Cologne Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes. Accor
dams, Segar Cases. Chess men. Backgammon Boards,
Drafts ncE, Violin Strings, &c, SC.
lie has taken unusual TO select good assortment
ofbeautilul Toys. many Of them entirely His
took If Confectionery is large aud of excellent quality
lie world menon his French and Havana PRE-
SERIES, Preserved Ginger. French and Italian
Candies, Brandy Fruits, such as Pears, Peaches APP
roos, Cherries, Prucnes, Rein Claude, Grapes Straw
berries, and Curants. Also. large Of soft
shell Almonds. Filhors, Walnuts Cream Nuts. Pea
Nuts Cocoa Nuts, ltasins, Currents. Cilron, SC SC.
He is manufacturing Candies of the best quality
which he is enabled To oller merchants on good
terms article fthe quality be purchased
in the Nur,hern Cities, All lovers of GOOD Sc
CARS are invited to cali his stock of Principe and
Havana, they may be assured that they will find a
very superior article. Grateful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended To him, he would respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same. determined effort
shall be spared on his part 10 merit il.
GEO. w. YANCEY.
September l2 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
From the .N.,s York Tribune.

THE TARIFF ON SIIKS.--1hc Loco roco "a
pers continue their attacks on tho New Tariff and pse-
dict Immense smuggling On sconni ei its high duues-
Sih IL ono II the articles naanced Now II happens TO
he the fac, that Duties SILKS under The .Asp Jwig
the wLole lo,rer tp, they hare hitherto been
few descriptions OF cheap, and nearly worthless silk
goods may be charged hgher hut the average will b
lower than hitherto. Il will not be Is per cent
silk heng Of those articles ofli.lc bulk weight in
proportion 10 Their value, which must tempting to tho
smugger, and which will not therefore Lear 10 high
duty a. NE should wish 10 ace imposed on them.
The principal change made by the new Tariff is The
imposition Of specific instead OF al ralofem dnlies All
Silks md Silk Goods beocefort pay much per poisd
according TO ,hoir character, The effect Of thia is two
iold first, the foreign mpuers are deprived Of tho ad
vantage they have always heretofore enjoyed, in teinR
able 10 IN their goods al lower valuations than A.
mefcans eould They could do il nestly; being them
selyes manufacturers or connected with such. they OBJ
a'nc1 their goods cheaper than Americans rould buy
hem and sld duties accordingly, ihns running or dri-
sng importers out OF the market Thia " stopped
b, The nsxoralc 80 much per pound. Another effect
of his sysem II to keep out nimsy AMI trashy gocds.
and the mpone,on Of such OILY as are q iair
quality.
The Ercning Post complains d The enormous duty
Of So 50 Per pound on Sewing Silk. This ia about
thirty five per cent the fofeiga or twenty per cent.
on the American Of the article Here Ia fax,
says The Post. 81 so Sewing si'k'-an article In
very general use. The To this ia thar there 10
Indeed dniy Of ~ much, but mol tar, because .9msri
can sc,eng Sill is at this moment cheaper. considering
The quality, than the foreign 'couid BE- srsn there Teys
No duty The American article casis little more per
pound bu, the average quality be,ter and every poand
ol American {owug the difference in the weight u the
oooflng ma,cr) contains aboh one fourth nltsv Silk
than pound of Italian. Thus in the very infancy pe
the culture we have already risacd our lon2-esstsA-
ed comreor and thoro can hardly be doubt that I'M
der n uniform and steady Protect on, we shall pro-
dueo nh article much cheaper, we'll as better than
could he obtained abroad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03
LAND FHHl SALE.

WISH to sell the tract OF land on which, reside, ~
Il ing on the waters of Flat Creek, in Car ptoll
county, adjoining the lands Ut John {, Norman George
iulle aud others within mile of the road leading
10 New London about mile and half from Swim
neys Tavern. about miles from Campbell Count House,
and at 80 miles from Lynchburg. 1t contains 1891
acres ebe,nrd of it is cleared the unclcarcd land
well tmbercd. This land is productive. and is well
adapted to the growth Of tobacco, wheat &c. On it
Is an excellent site for Saw Mill and the itself,
rs well as The contiguous country, affords abundance d
TIMBER tor carrying On advan,agnusly such mill The
Improvements are hewn log swelling hnusr containing
r Of c)a'enlcnt sizes; good stables; negro cabins
-. There IS wa.i Of go'd water in the yard; aud
little distance from the house is aspiring Of excel
lent water.
Were j, not thai ! wish to accomplish special Oh,
lac should be To selling this land, being well
pleased with it and the neghboIhood; but as the
plishnent Of this ahect depends upon my selling it,
"lll give any person disposed to purchase, liberal bar
gain FRANCIS W. SCOTT
Sept. Is I'm
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Runaway

LNROM the subscriber, the Oath August, 1912
L. residing in Campbell county, on S aunton river,
about fve miles southwest of Leesye, negro woman
named ROSETT.3
Said negro womans ago is not exactly known but sup
posed l be twenty-five years 3D. is Of ordinary height
black; has thick lips, aud one tooth out in 'front.' She
s'anss very erect, and is not quick spoken Said negro
raised in Hanover, and expect she is aiming Ia
get back. will give reasonable reward fur the apprs
hension and delivery Of said slave isecured in any jail
that ge, hey again Address Addison w. Ward
Lcssve, Campbell county, Va.
A. w. WARD.
d. The Richmond Wing will please publish the
shove advertisement for month, and forward its
connt to this Office for collection.
Sept. Is I'm