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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27
SINGING,

MADAM SUTTON having arranged TO eturn to Italy the
A beginning Of August receiving pupils until hss
give finishing Lessons the Italian, Fl nch and English
style of Singing Her method that pursued y BoIdogni and
Vacca the first masters in Europe increasing the strength snd
advantage Of her singing with them which can be pursued
by masters alone who have been Ladies de-
sous OF awaiting themselves Of Madam Suton limited stay
ascertain terms &c., by application Chambers
from 0 O'Clock ill 2 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

STOCK on hsnd 9th instant, 26 24T 1910 1856
The price Of fair cotton in Savannah is 81 cents
500 per bale at the time last year cents or
$2s per bale. This presents the following difference
Receipt Of Cotton at savar- Bales Value.
nah, Sept. 1871 to April T. 1912, ls3 sas Asa 1903
1919 l8d3, 228, 962 Q36,064
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ITO TIE PUBLIC-Whereas, s,ticeiappea1s in the da
y under the head Of Postscript w fuly miscon
STRUNG former .yert.e ment of the SUBSCRIBER thereby ei
Ang the public eson that the formerly
Webb's Burner absolutely his, Webbs
Now the subscriber would especially inform the public
that the lamp all
him alone And the article alluded to Webs latest i'm
mens-patent light sefuret-aDd only be found hi
store. Now order show the OF the above asser
tion the has only let it be known
nge assortment Of the above Philosophical Lamps resuaed
and for viii The Is no extra charge made H. wouId in
ve the public call and Judge for themselves which is the
humbugony give him CALL and ont forget old and pc
nasrnt location, No ia Grand door from Broad
a26 3~r JAMES KINDS, Manu- factu-er
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE.-T. & j.
BATE have received by the late arrivals from heir
factory naiand general assortment ofsupeor Fish Hooks
aud Fishing Tackle, wh,h they offer for
terms Martin Kelys tDqbli9) Lmenek Hooks, salmon,
SIX gut; hemp and Lines rods. reels, baskets f.
ciai tes salmon AMI Saoods gmp double and
gle Quit, with variety Of articles suitable for American
FishIng. Superior do 'he eyed Needles
a26 lmsr T.&J. BATE, 20 Maiden lane. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

SKk- ALL THE REGU LAR PACKETS-Stea ni snirs
kX&A boats, and other passenger vessee cs
ing Francis Patent Life Boat.v have w w1'u
PatcnS plainly stamped or painted on the side iS"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM
Broadway: opposite the City Halt.

MIR. ~ BENNETT, Manager.
Dr.; VALENTlN.S admired sketches OF Comic Characters.
SlGNOR Bl IL III. great Magician and v enroqust
APPETITE CEKlTO, the much admired Danseuse.
- Admission Is cent?; Children half price.
" The GlPSY GIRL can be privately consulted day and
Performances in the Lecture Room At n to
Aiternosn Wcdnc sday End Saturday at
o'clock. Day vsers admitted the evening free Of
charge splendid Self Playing Melodeon a6ec
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Passenger Arrived 4.

Passengers Arrived.
~, CHARLEsToN-BEg Tybee-Ms Gallagher. Miss Flood,
Schpsstoa Mrs McMpin Miss LiDnsn Mrs Short Harper
II Gariet. Morgan, Ratrray, Mallap e Worthy
Short, Jones, I u Lester-lO 10 the stecTage.
Foreign Importations.
PALERMo-Shp Saluda-2,0O bxs oranges 400 do lemons 30
tons sulphur Francia-6 pkgs ilk to order.
Domestic xmportatIOng.
KEY WEsr-Schr Mary Ck-I3 bags copper coin 40 ar bx,
seas b,ea jiap Maitland co746 copper coin
Coffin chain cable Marshal-I sail anchor Ashley Pool
x co-2 bales pKe jslap Brown & Dmick
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Here Is great increase OF the liabilities Of these banks
without any realization of the old protested paper 1t
does not appear from these Bank returns that any qu
daton Of old Bank debts grows of the sale produce
The product of Georgia larger this yea, than last
the following table Of the business of Savannah
STATEMENT OF CorroN AT sAvASNAH.
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BY VIM q. McLAUGHLTN
w JONES, Aucionser = ELEGANT FURNITUPE,
w Zebra wood tiano. Cha adeles Oh Painiiags SC On
Thursd,v April o. at 10 o'clock at No 229 Tenth street
tween Ft and Avenue A, Tompkns Square, splendid
wood furniture Of variety Brussels and ingram
pets Iih Pri'sn chandeliers, dinner service cake
baske sg cur msntt e.namen recruitment chairs fu
atrial lamps, marble top centre and pier tables. &c.
Also superior zebra wood panoforte inside bv Brnml.y
Smith, satin wood liued grand action horizontal Sc &c.
Aso choice collection Of oil paintings, Chmitv by RI,
phael copy; "Gudo's Cupid" Venus" by rch; Lard
scapes by Brenpau.
Also, the kitchen fursiture, with which the sale will
mence. Catalogues now ready at No IS Liberty street
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STRAW BONNET
AND
LEGHORN HAT
WARE.HOITsE

LEGHOkN HAT
WAREHOUSE,
30 MA DEN L. N E
THE Subscriber has now on hand and will Give daily from
the manufactures the toll owing styles ladies
and misses Straw Bonneu:-
AMAZnNE, MARSAlLLES,
MOOENA, ZEPHYRINE.
IMPERIAL, RICE STRAW,
CIHCASSlAN. RUTLAND,
kNILISH PUNISHABLE, ALBERT,
DOUBLE SHE'LL, OPEN FRENCH LACE
The above description Boanets made after The Oea
Gjrsey and other approved fashions
Also, Mems and Boys Panama white and coored LeKhorn
and Palm Leaf Hats
Shaker Hoods Cords. EdTiugs, Flowers and Ribbons.
All Of which will be sold BY the case, single hat
the lowest market price, for cash, by
ago lwissm II. 4. KETCHUM.
Two sPORTsMEN-JOHN CONROY, SO Fulton street,
corner Of Cliff has received $50 Ban Rods fresh from
Cssuts Of beautiful tapeT md free from worms; which he
received direct from Malaga, 5000 salmon silk gut
the beat qnaiy that has been for years. round,
white and strong
Cs general assorsen. Of Fishing Tack is the most
complete that has been this my CITY, He
guarantees to sell his tackle cheasr than other in The
his imInf date superntendance, and warranted
Anses ere respectfully nvi ed to inspect hi, stock.
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PIANO TIES AND
RJEuy NHTyCT0

THE Musical World invited to examine the and ee
SAINT assortment Of superior toned Piano Forte: now for
sale at the Music Saloon 20 Broadway, below 81. Paurs
Church. Of the Golden Lyre Among the Pianos for sale
many with elegant nahog and and
be corners harp stop grand action, keys &c. &C. P
New and Popular Songs Duets. Marches Waltzes and
daily publishing and receiving from store in the
COMPOSED and sung by Russell Indian Hunter Old Clock
bee and the lilly Land Of the Moup tan State Street Quck
Step Church Bells, Child and the dew d,ons Spirit beauty
kyerap Bvgone years. Gentle Queen Of f0wera poo
SheDhs,d ma 4. Poor mans friend ~ City March.
N. Y, Quadrilles, Review quick step. &c. SC.
Guitars, Flutes. Strings &c constantly hand
Music Saloon 20 Broadway. sign OF the Golden Lyre.
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH,



70 Nassau, near John st eet ". Y
HAVING III. Lens ground under his bspe ctou and
IL Them in the obscura himself
warranted in log that operators
tam than those foreign
for the latter often mperfec and still oener imp opery
adjusted. The advertiser requests III for his SIX
teen practice Optcir enables him grind and
Lens suit the purpose for which they wanted
Az lm"ec
pACKET SHIP SIDDONS, for Liverpool Passengers BY
this ship will please be board the steamboat Hercules
WHIT h.ll, this IL O'Clock, which time the ship
will sail
Leutr bags will close Gpins and Haes news rooms at
In
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l. qualify themselves Booh-keepcrs at Van Nordens
Writing and Book Kceping Academy 28i Broadway, second
hoor Mr. KS pupils generally obtain good situation,
NJ " conr'e "s b ie i !? ns p a,,ons - mn
authors work copied his school, aud
press the minds of his pupils by familiar ustrat ons
that the science Of accounts founded in
Course OF instruction, Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Ex
change, and Compound Go. Speculation Accounts.
Van NoIdtns system Of splendid business prnm,nsh,p i'm
parted to all in incredible short Of time Terms
uemey moderate Day and evening classes 2s Broadway.
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PAPER HANGING,
WINDOW SHADES, UPHOLSTERY, AND
pURE BAR MATTRESS DEPOT, 81 M,iden la,e, mar
l. the corner of Nassau street-t3. Il J. GRATACRAP
offer for s.e at greatly reduced rces their large stock of Up
holstrry Colny and the of hi,
elsewhere. ar5 iwissr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-27

THE GREENWICH BATH.
NO 1877 Hudson street is for the season. with
CROTON WATER
Single Baths the reduced price Isx cents or eight
tickets for ST.
RAT In" ALEX'R MARSHALL.
EiXTUeEs FOR sALE---AI the Fixtures in the cub
scnbrrs store will be sold cheap, but BE- taken awsy
before the first of May, of mshoganv folding and
sliding Sashes; large neat OF Drawers elegant Show Cases.
Couat.r aud large quantity Of wooden and paper Boxes
suitable Tor any light iar CIV business.
q. A. BRADBROOK, 352 Pearl street,
a7 t'r corner Of Fnnklin square.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13

her q powerful bow with a club oa The
right side Of the head which leiled her
to the ground, and then fed 10 her
(all. che injured herself severely on the
LEFT side ef her head and neck.
As soon IS she recovered Sufficiently
she crawled to Mr. PouItney's steps and
rang The BELL She was taken IN by the
servants, who rendered her all the aid
in their power, Mr. and Mrs PouItney
being absent from home on visit, She
was afterwards conveyed 10 Mr. Moale's
dwelling, and the best medical assistance
was procured but all in vain The
blow had caused o great depression Of
the skull, and triangular portion oft
was driven far into the brain She
fingered in great agony until four o.
clock, A. NJ yesterday, when she died.
We have bsen authorized 10 say that
the deceased bore 40 uninPeachable
character, and had lived in Mr.. MoaIe's
family for number of years, endeared
to them al by her amabe manners and
disposition.
The Mayor has issued proclamation
offering a reward Of $500 for the ap
prehensioD Of the murderer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13

ing nearly eight millions annaaVy =
Here would be an amPle provision at
once Tor the six millions Of lDleres; on
the nstionalizsd State debts. The We.
ry adoption OF such measure Of relief
would, moreover, increase be amount
Of the public land sales. and by remov
ing the shackes of oftaxation from pro-
perty, il would give such buoyaRcy and
life TO business, such an enlarged scope
TO industry, that the receipt from Gus
tom house duties would be abuDdanlly
sufficient for the ordinary wants Of the
Treasury, and for the accumulation Of
the sinking fund for The gradua! eMinc'
ton Of the whole debt. or this there
nsed be no doubt
"Our State debs thus natioDalIzed,
would not only cease TO be burden by
such an enlargement as this. but the ve'
ry creation of national stock Of 2OO,-
100000 dollars would in the end prove
Of great use in afording desirable
means Of investment, and thus draw
boarded sums from cleness and dffuse
them into the circulation. After all,
however, the only question is-since
our debts as State or National do and
must exist whether as States We can
better pay by taxation twelve millions
annually in the shape Of interest than
six millions annually as nation, by
means Of the public Ond and impost du-
ties. This is the point 10 which The
whole matter resolves ITSELF"
The time has arrived when the Amer.
lean mind should be reused, when it
should feel the obligation which rests
upon it to protect it from any taul Of
dlshonor. Whatever else we may lose,
let US not lose our national character.
Our faith, wherever and to whomsoever
pliRhted, let US keep sacred, and so act
from first to last, as is we could not in
any way, tolerate the thought of its vic
lation. Not otherwise shall We be able
to secure our own self respect, or the
confidence Of the other nations Of the
world!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue OF a writ or alias Vendi Er'
pOa0S issued ouI Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Tor Carroll county. and to me di
rected, ! will offer for sale in the town
Of Morgos Rose lp, on Monday the 23d
DAY OF October, 1913, the following
goods and chauels 10 vii: four head Of
ca'de, twenty head OF sheep, end The
product of 25 acres Of wheat, sale o
commence at 3 o'clock P NJ. Taken in
execution and will he soId by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
October l3, l843.
Printers fee 100
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13
From The Baltimore American, Sep! 30,
SHOCKING MURDER,

We regret TO be compelled TO record
revolving murder, perpelraled on Thurs
day evening last, in one Of our public
streets, on the person of Miss Ann Ma
ria Rurk, a young woman of irroprosch
abe character. Tho deceased aged
about % years, left the dwelling OF Ran
die II MOHle, Esq, in Franklin street,
IN whose family shs lived as a nurse,
to go to the dwelling Of Mr. PouItncy,
in Mulberry street, 10 bring home Mr.,
MoRIe's daughter, who had been spend
ing the afternoon at Mr.. P's
ltwas then about eight o'clock She
proceeded al once TO Mr.. P's, and inform
ed the servant who met her at the door
Of her errand, remarkiUg at the same
lime that she would step round to tho
millinery store of Miss Clarke, in
Charles street, and get new bonnet
which she hsd ordered some days be-
fore. She accordingly went to Miss
CIarke's, procured her bonnet aud left
with as little delay as possible
Whom in Mulberry street, only few
Yards east of Mr. PoulrneyS house, anC
directly opposite the south side Of lh'
Cathedral, a man suddenly approached
her, and addressed some insulting Ian
/ puage to her, which she did not distinct
" hear. Alarmed at being thus accos
, ted by stranger at night, she shyun)
back, and inquired olhtm what he wan
, ted with her foNhis the rufIian rePti
f. I'd that he proposed numbering her .
Then, stepping bObiad Der, hO Uruc
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13

guns Of this size and larger are frequent
Iy made, but no attempt, we believe, has
ever before been made To make gun
of this size from wrought iron. II is
calculated that The strength and power
of this piece. when finished. will carry
ball of one.lhird greater weigh, and
one fourth increased distance, than the
best iron guns.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13
THE YOUNG MEMS WHIG Ma
TIONAL CONVENTION.
Which wM be Tie Banner Delegation!

Which sOW be the Banner Delegation?
The subjoined preamble and resoIu :
tons, passed by the Wing Convention
OF Baltmore, al lis meeting last eVeniOg
wall atsTacV the attention aud arouse he
emulation OF our Wing friends through
oul the Union Which shall be the
banner delegation2 Which Of all tho
Sla!es shall send the greatest number Of
delegates to the great National Conven.
Iion Of May lS442 Here is a generous
rlvafy proposed for the Wings Of the
Union. Whatever State shall send the
largest proportionsle Delegation to that
Convention, vii carry with them home
a betting trophy, in a beautiful banner
rich IN all that art and skill can afford
but richer far as tho work of the fair.
est hands oil the fairest daughters Of
Baltimore. Let the young Wings Of all
The States beslir lhemselVes-the prize
70 worthy OF all their gaIIantry-and
the circumstance under which it is 10
be won and worn should arouse all the
chivaIry Of the North and the South, the
East aud the West. 1t is a trophy Of
honor- it is a token woven by fair we.
man Tor brave men-itis to be won by
patriotism lit is 10 be borne in the great
proce -end next TO those whose
handy work tits TO be, it will be the
brightest attraction Of the gorgeous
scene. Who will win and wear iti-
BaH Pat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13
BALTIMORE WIG CONVENTION

Alta meeting Of The Whig Convention
ofthe city Of Baltimore, held at "Union
Hail. on Thursday evening, September
2StO, the following preamble and reso.
Iulions were unanimously odopled:
Whereas this Convention has here-
toIore on behalf and by authority of the
Wings OF the city Of Baltimore, suggss.
Ted to their Wing brethren Of The United
States, and cordially invited them to
unite in The formation Of YOU'VE MEMS
WHIG NATIONAL CONVENTION, to assem-
bic in this city on Thursday the 2Dd Of
May, 1914, to be authorized 10 ratfy
me nominations for President and Vice
President OF the United States, which
may be made BY the regularly consiu
tod Wing National Nominating ConveD
ton, 10 meet 10 Baltimore on Wednes-
day, the lst Of May and 10 adopt such
measures as in its wisdom tho Conven
lion may deem necessary and proper TO
conduct the canvass 10 q successful and
triumphant issue.
And Whereas the Wings Of the city
OF Baltimore are particularly desrous OF
having on that occasion, an opportunity
10 extend the hospitality of the city TO
every Wing in the Union who can posi-
bly, attend the Convention, aud believing
that the larger the aSsemblage, the grea
Tor will be the favorable influence it viii
exercise on the result of the ensuing
Presidential election, and being also de-.
sIrous Of showing some approval to their
Wing brelhren Of the State that shall
send the largest proportional delegation
10 the proposed Convenlion-TheFe-
fore
ReSolued, That lhe Wings OF the city
oI Baltimore, will have prepared an ap-
proprIate Banner, 10 be presented 10
such State delegation, MARYLAND except
ed. as we hope to see her Wings en- mas
Se,) 10 the Young Mems Wing National
Convention Of ratification, TO assemble
10 said city on Thursday, the 2nd Of
May, 1914, as shall on that occasion
have the largest proportional number IN
attendance, having in view tho Wing
population Of the several Slatesas test
cd by the Presidential election Of 1910
and their respective distances from this
city.
Re8olued, That the Editors Of the
Wing Journals throughout the Union
be requested to publish these proceed.
ings, and 10 invite the attention OF the
Wing party TO them.
GEO. r RICHARDSON, Pres't.
JAMES FRAZIER, ! Vioo p,o.,,
JosErH Wiley "
C. C. Egertoa, Jr Seon.,,.i..
Robert NJ, Proud, '''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13

Col. johnson stands the regularly no
Minated candidate of the Locoloco party
of Kentucky for the Presidency Of tho
United States, IN his late letter 10 the
Indiana committee he says that pro
tecliVe tariff is one Of the leading leuels
OF tho Democratic creed Now, do not
the LocoFoco papers in This State exit.
bit queer spectacle when they avow
themselves the Colonel's jealous adVo-
Gates, aud yet daily denounce tariff oil
protection as wholesale system oI
Whig ,hevery, rspine, and plundcrf-
LomSUiIle journal.
The Richmond Enquirer, the Boston
Post, the New York Evening Post, ant
other leading organs Of the Democratic
OntiLarlr party, have all proclaimed
with the Mobile Register. that 'oPposi
ton now and hencoiorth to the tarii
bill, its principles and purposes isa du,
" which will find no division in tn
ranks of the Democracy" The frs
named Journal said we shall never res
satisfied until this bill of sbomination
(the thrifty is expungSd from the satul
book, or completely changed 10 its en-
Oclmenls; and we shall count upo
Nlossrs BuchNOan, Wright a. Co. 10 c'
operate with US, aud take lbO crSss u
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13
GCOrgia Election,

The mail OF last evening furnishes a
few more returns from Georgia, embrac.
ing the counties OF Baldwin, Chatham,
Taliaferro, and Warren, in all Of which
the Wings have prevailed. The eff
ciaI return states the majority in TNIIa,
(erro al 344-the reported majority in
Warren is 200. The complete return
from Richmond shows the majority
there to b. 1913, rather less than report,
ed yesterday, but the Wings nevorIhe-
less gain two members ol the Leglsla
ture. In Baldwin, on a poll Of the usu.
al size, the gain for the Wing ticket is
72; last year this county elected the
full Locofoco tickei-this year all Wing
10 Chatham, as We learn from the Sa'
vannah Republican, the election was
moro warmly contested than for many
years, and resulted in q nett Wing gaiu
over last year Of $50 votes, by which
he political character Of the four repre-.
sentalves from that county in the State
Legislature is completely reversed
Wings being substituted for Locoiocos
This, we are informed, is the fret elcc
ton under the amended Constitution
and the terms Of the members of the lie
gislature will not expire i'll October
l845 ID.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13

The largest Wrought Iron Gun in The
World - For the last two weeks, l. b.
Ward g. Co. have been hsmmering out,
at the Hammersley Forge, New York,
the largest gun, osit is said, that We
have record Of. 4 is fourteen feet long,
three feet 10 diameter at the breech,
and weighs thirty thousand pounds, or
fifteen tons. tits mado for the Govern
ment, and will be placed on bourd tho
Princeton steamer, Capt Stockton, now
al Philadelphia This extraordinary
kgunis hammered oUl with a hammer
weighing GCteen lhousaE d pounds. The
process o. heating and bamme rng suct
an immense shaft is wonderful. The
machinery Tor placing the gun ia th'
lurHacs, Of pulllng it on the anvil, o
turning, cutting AMI hOmmerlOg, is 81
complete that it is moved with precision
and facility truly astonishing CSSI irO
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13
Maryland Election.

The returns received yesterday change
somewhat the aspect Of this election,
from unexpected reverses in two cOun
Ties, but slII there remains possibility
that The Wings have carried a majority
in The House Of Delegates. The fol-
loving is tho result in all the counties
oI The Slate excepting two:
H1o,nboro of Jbo TnfiSo of Do7oOofeo
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-13
SHERIFFiS SALE.
October l3, lS43.
PrinIer's lee ! 90

BY virtue Of q writ Of Venai Erponos
issued out ofihe Court Of Common Pleas
for Carroll county aud TO mo directed,
will offer for sale in Pekin, Brown tp,,
IN Monday the 23d day Of October, lS43
a, 10 o'clock A NJ. he following prop.
ery TO wit; one hoy mare Two years
old, one colt three mich cows. Taken
in execution and viii he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
October l3, l84S.
Printer fee 100