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Circuit Court.
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Nov. l3th.-Crim Con - Fan Cot vs.. Sharp The
jury out all night and three O'Clock this alter
noon, Judge Kent finding there was no prospect OF their
agreeiag sent for them and laying before them the
necessity there existed for their coming ito decision
and the detrment public morality in bringing such
exposition OF society before the pubhc-he ask ed
them to say whether it the conviction Of the
jority that there likelihood Of their agreeing.
several Oh the Jurors answered IN the amrms.ive,
discharge yoa thanking you the patience aud
ton you have given during the whole OF this trial"
The jury, learn, stood ten in favor finding for
the defendant, and two for the plaintiff, giving him ony
six cents damages, without costs.
For the PloinnF.-Messrs David Graham, Jr and Rey
nol1s.
For Defendsnt.-Judge Talmadgs, Messrs. Jordan and
Edwards.
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MUSIC.

MUSIC.
MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, Professors of
W Music late of Saratoga Springs respectfully announce
that they prepared their private
soires seenades &c during the ensuing season. per-
forming the most modern and popular music.
All orders for their attendance will be and answered
at their present residence, 50 Crosby DIG lmsr
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THE COLUMBIAN LADi'S AND GENTLEMAN'S
MAGAZiNE-On the LIST Of January, 1874, will berpub
lishd tn first numter of the Columbian Lady Gentle
mans M ,gazEe, edited by JOHN lNMAN, and filled with
contributions from the and accomplished writers
of the country.
undertaking be briefly stated 1t believed by the pro-
preor that there in the United States provision
OF literary ability for which there adequate
agenent field of display; that besides the of clever
aud successful writers, whose productions weekly and
month and annually read with delight by thousands there
are yet greater numbers constantly arriving of
err who have only to appear the stage Of publication
whose names alr-ady pronounced with by lips Of
wiset capable of and still higher
than have been called forth 1t believed too the
demand for literary production this country especially
the periodical channe exceeds the supply large
portion and that supplies have only be of the
aad profitable reception No doubt entertained of the Ame
rcan minds ability to sostain ITSELF certainly
ound If aDroad against all the competition that The intel
lect OF other lands bring the and full
snce felt that among the millions Of American readers there
be and cordial welcome for all that writes
produce ,csu aud interesting From these premises
undoubtedly inferred that there abundant for another
Magazne the merit and of those al
ready in beings that there be lack of ability fill its
accepaby within the reach of capital and liberal
prise; and that such periodical will tail be greeted
done little the support and development
Americ periodical literature.
Another and strong motive has been the feeling that Now
York; the first city of the Union. should be the home of peri
odica owning no superior in either merit The Co
lumbar Magazine will be published the first day Of
month. Its mechanical will
and work manship, that money can proc,s,
Its contributors will be sought for among ablss
popu Tar ~ri'ers III the country and efforts will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-15
MRS. PURDY'S

PRIVATE DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
No SO Hamerx!ey Purdy aud her two daughters
EaEd IL giving In he vru, branches 9f English
limited number Of young ladies Her regulated by
the general reduction department for which, other
she refer her card which will furnished
on application at her residence lm&r
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FOR ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN, CHAP'D
HANDS OR FACE, DISFIGUREMENTS,

~.
that they afraid try pRysicans remedy still il the
cs they il This @ to have c%1e % the
Of Ss,. III
aculOut clears and beauties the skin fully
aud with
.esy eai itch S Sold az the Sign q the
Boston, Ledger Building, Phadephs or iss Fulton At
The Moorish Hair Dye-Price 50 cents and s. per bottle for
dysng light red or grey hair dark brown or baek-sod at
s NS'. M maxim. ,as;
cSaa m ME CAPTAIN. and Others liberal
mis- lm"ec
FENCING ACADEMY.
:. ROSA ECKERT have The honor 70 in
y Of n A at 1 SsTfy Anhoy
Having had long experience in teaching the above branches
FRS, rate ,wordsInea;
descls Of formation They render the body
aS s sa .sS s that easy carriage that
nsln.r t AiEi h2st hG,xEnr.
BOARDING
FRENCH and American " Boarding House No Rssde
agreeable home :. mOdfIs.s price The French generally
spoken. Day boarders taken o26 lm.m
GENTEEL BOARDING
AT MRS. CERES,
AkREb a.nsm.0 err !.
with excellent comfortable Rooms on Moderate
terms.
rs5 and Bed Room on the second
ROARDING-seyere furnished room, for gentlemen and
their wives or single gentlemen. Enquire at s6 White Sc
o20 lmrr
A THENEUM HOTEL, 347 Broadway, is'plepared to let
"A PaIlors and bed Rooms families single gentlemen
with or without board JOHN ROBSON.
nl3 6tisNr
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
the public that the Mansion House located in In
and vegetable MARKET having commodious family apartments
arranged in the ueatest order
employed procure permits land passengers.
OF the officers
B-Visitors to Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul at the port Of embarkaton obvate diff
s2l 6mec WILLIAM FULTON.
TO SALE with immediate possession, the stock and fix.
Of that old established house we'll known the Ca.
edonan Hotel Gold Maiden lane The stock of
affords for boarde and has been estab
shed for upwards Of twenty Every thing
misses will be sold cheap for cash. present proprietor
about To leave Tor the old country For PARTICULARS apply
WATCHES The largest splendid Of
" Watcher in the city to be found at the subscribers
As he Is constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
in England France and swasfiand he IS eaSied to
any Other city. Gold watches low s25
watches warranted keep good tme money
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best
and warranted lower than at any other place in the city
W imr Wholesale and retail 30 Wall street. stairs
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watches
apd Jewelry low i not lower than Other house
the city. To wit Gold Watches from SIS 500 each
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THANKsGIvING IN New JsRsEY Thursday, the
7,h proximo, il set upon as the day.
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scrntlon repaired ana warranted IaS Orand street.
sll 3m*r
SCALEs AND WEIGHTS of every description manuf,c.
Otured by Brown and Feamhead % Fulton street. corner OF
Gold The subscribers have received diplomas for
scales exhibited the and former fairs of the American In
stte Banks brokers' jewellers apotecares and grocers
platform scales patent balances, &c scales repaired
and adnsted weights graduated to standard e26 m~m
A RTlFlCIAL FLOWERS AND REUCHEs, wholesale
PR CTS Manuisc,o 2i Grand street, second block east
Pede and country nliner would do well call and
thirty cents the dollar.
Gold and silver head dresses for balls and parties nsr
'NHE SUBSCRIBE Frs have just received from Germany
AIR TIGHT articles called ANiiYDRlNE for which pa.
sse nav, Gs e H i EIssS sS Y rhs
ectly NOTORIOUS INELASTIC, but supple, and under
going alteration whatever BY change Of temperature.
I ' which, 1 %T Ss w 0q k
ETS, CATERS, APRONS, MILITARY TENTS,
HiAAySERsACKSSi AWNINGS; Marques AR ENGINE
rhenma,ism; AIR CUSHIONS, PILLOWS, MATTRES-
WAGoN GoYHRs 1 USE F fiff and
LOOMS and for BAGS. which may waery gaseous
oily fluids without chance Of leakage They have also
Of this manufacture excellent article OF SAIL CLOTH
which will arrest the OF will last longer be Lighter
manage them. In the M u'acture of UMBRELLAS this
sfs
IL must not be omitted state that this article admirably
adapted for feather beds; the perspraon from
diseased healthy injurious and destructive
feathers will under be prevented from penetrating and
cannot extend beyond the f fFsf Fl se WsisswAFN
nl3 lmsec % South William street.
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City Intelligence.

Police, Tuesday, Nov. H-ARREsr ny "PATRoL
PoLioE'-On Monday evening the hall door OF the house
of Edward Deavan ss Greenwich street was opened
by some means unknown to the inmates and two valua
BILE overcoas were stolen In short time after, officer
stephens OF the troll police arrested yellow
ing through the street, who had two overcoats upon his
and took him to the watch house. where gave the
name OF Jeremiah spriggs. The rogue was fully CON-
mitted.
PASSING GLOBE BANK MONEY Henry Johnson and
Michael Downey, who arrived in this city few weeks
since from Montreal were arrested yesterday while in
the act of proceeding to New Orleans in the ship ah
on charge of passing $23 in notes OF the fraudulent
Globe Bank of this city on Richard Kelly of 6s Cherry
street They alleged that they receive them in this city
in exchange tor Canada bank notes, and were committed
for examination.
ATrIMrr TO Ron AN EXCHANGE OYricE.-on the night
of the 9Th instant the window of the Exchange Office OF
William McCauey, 29s Grand street, was broken into
and several pieces of imitation coin of value placed
there to catch the gaze Of the passer by stole
Yesterday a hoy named James Wright was arrested
the charge but asserted that he forced into the win
dow by some one behind him. Not being able to explain
who forced his fingers TO cling to the CON- ho was COM
mtted to answer.
BURGLARY AND BEEr-A colored man, named Bill
Johnson was arrested yesterday, charged by William T.
Blair AZ Mott street. with breaking open his shop
the night previous, and stealing piece OF he
identified his, valued at So johnson committed
and AFTER another person appeared who stated
der OATH he sold johnson piece beet that SO
much resembled the one stolen from air, that they
could not be told apart were not that he had some
private marks upon it.
sHop LHrERs-This class of rogues are increasing in
almost fourold proportion. Yesterday fellow named
John caught in the act Of stealing twelve
yards of worsted at $24 belonging Ashasl
Raymond, of 81 Chatham street. He was fully commit
ted.
Coroncr's Ohlce.-Tuesday, November l4.-suD'
DAN DsArH OF HARRY PARsors.-This gentleman, long
known a resident Of city, and recently
Port Wsrdens fell down the sidew ak yesterday
morning while opposite Trinity Church. and died almost
Immediately. Apoplexy is supposed to bs the cause.
KILLED BY A FALLING INTELLECTUALLY morning
While William Foster dock builder, was eng aged In
sstng to down the wall of brick buIiaing of
hnIlga in ha nj tha
and before could escape crushed beneath the ia
ling fragments and died after.
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DAYS SHEET RUBBER OVER SHOEs-25 Maiden
Lane Experience has proven that leather sole be
fached to India Rubber upFes that it impossible
Paa1 them IN the course Of wearing These Over Shoes
have already thrown into dsuse leather shoes and
furnished by the RoTbury India Rubber IS
better than being made by other establshm
trade The patent quilted slipper Over Shoes and Boots
furnished only this establishment Every article appertau
ing to the rubber business for sale made order.
HORACE II. DAY,
Successor to thdRoxbury !. n. C.,
u3 lmsr Is Maiden Lane
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WESTERN NAVIGATION The Cincinnati Gazette
uaes that The Norg the tunnel OF the Whitewster
canal will be completed early week In week
Iom TINS time the water will be let into the canal
throughout Its entire length An important water
muncaon between Cincinnati and the interior Of the
State will theu be established.
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PHILADELPHIA
DAGUERREOTYPEE ESTABLISHMENT

~
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 AND q.
HE Subscriber has received large supply Of Vogtanders
celebrated Daguerreotype Apparatus, large and small
with acromatc lenses made according to Professor Pezva
calculation.
Also supply of best plates and chemicals which he
warrants good and sells at reduced prices.
The following gentlemen have agreed agents. viz
& White Esq y. BbFSadxayc New sHGIk HAYS Esq,
Broadbent ESQ, for the Southern States. VIM West Esq,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All communications (pos paid and orders, accompanied
S %,h will b RTopHp nendsf S rHd should be
oil 3msr Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
y Broadway up stat So. WHITE would respe fully cal
the attention Of citizens aud visiting The city his
splendid Dagueeotype Portraits either single groups
from two to a pc the plate. Portraits taken in all
Mr. White the agent for the superior imported Ger
man Camaras the city of New York. and other estab
lshment in This city an they be obtained
n. B.-lTported German Camara;s rrnch and American
always hard, for sale The lowest prices nj 3nsm
Pt4HMNgTE c3 3tSREBPHH5o SkAhkFhhgEs OF Pa
ISL Broadway, New York
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
IS Court street, Boston
Corner Of North and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
And Douws Buildings, Albany
the Oldest and most establishment
the kind in the world and containing upwards OF thousand
pictures.
Admtance free. -, 90.
highest honor by the American aud Franklin Institutes
pectvey their last exhibitions thus officially sustained
% the position OF superiority heretofore universally assigned
hc by the pupc the most beautiful Daguerreotypes
Lseuesses taken every day. without regard to weather
lumoes premium Apparatus and Patent Rights, Plates Caves
Sc NC wholesale and retail nj lmsm
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New York FARMERS CLuB.-A meeting of this
club was held yesterday between the hours of l:
and half past 2, at the Repository of the American
Institute. 1t was very thin meeting in conse.
quence of notices not having been duly given The
dozen or fifteen however, who present, including
Com DeKay, General Tallmadge, Samuel Stevens, and
others, held informal meeting letter read by
NJ. Meiggs from Daniel C. Colsen President Of the Man
haitian Gas Works. in relation to the Of ammonia the
refuse Of the gas works, for manure Mr. Prince pre-
sented apples, and Mr.. Ward Isabella grape
cuttings, which are said to rpen month earlier than
ordinary NJ Meggs presented some reeds VI the
bItus bicolos. Considerable discussion TO the
time and place Of the future meeting Of the club Som
were in favor OF meeting Il Tanmany Hall some other
public place. where the inner could be comforied
while the intellectual should be Others
in favor meeting at the Repository, where
ira expense is incurred. It finally agreed to
fortnight, at public place to he designated
hereafter by committee Of which Com De Kay ia Chair.
Thus did the Farmers Club vote Tor consumption
with one hand and production with the otn,r Let all
trades thrive,
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John I. Stephens W.; BRYANT
s. f HslI:el I. + :. FWsf will:
j. r Z Chandler Tssafn'" + Z: y y H kSfs's0"
IL { S snn. FIJI i: E%; :is
t :s s. F ayi.ro,a ( ( P h b,..
s Sc. s sn Morris T. K" f. b RsT''
Mr. ANNA hnn E%su NJ: Mary Gags S..ooa
M IL? f Ssss.r Stow. Mr.: eIss1 EIl. Howard
Ms NJ" H. f Esns M: H. k hsSs Loud
Ms Lydia Jane Ier;on Miss Eliz, Leslie
Ms: bapuy gould Mss f fcs f f. Esws
s ss A Asss Ms MI: E E%yy paT s"s
Nj: s S ss1t%a" NJ: Yses Sq'ss.
well with others whose sure though yet
hopes Of mpshng object which he looks
.s III.
In each number there will be engnynrs from
orignSl cantines from such artists as Chapman lnghm In
~ %by in se.as pae az
coored and occasionally other Illustrations that SUBJ
four elegant the graphic art which could not Be
prourcd at three or four times the annual cost OF the
II each plumber there will also be two Of musis ors
~ ss
press NOT SO much however with view notice Of all the
2f oSy
public aenio and confidence The aim OF the Editor will
BE- rather furnish judcious criticisms which
purchasers rely for gud,nce than present
laudatory Chronicle Of New Publications.
r be c0'""' 90 ''s'ais year a asv'Hss'
Dealers periodicals. throughout ,he United STATE. and the
Zine will please apply the publisher Immediately. The
usual discount viii be made to Y EN-.
In ADDITION to the above the publisher simply adds for
Ca
pti Edois who will this and SIND
copy marked aud addressed to the Columbian Magazine
sh.l have e,py Of it to them for one year
Address rs: p lid, ISRAEL POST, Publisher,
NIL 2tdy eod&2twvsr SO Bowery New York
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GIN. BERTRAND This illustrious veteran reach
ID Washington last Saturday. In the absence Of
he President the General paid his respects, on the
evening OF his arrival. Mrs. Rober: Tyler, who re.
ceived HMM the midst OF the Cabinet Ministers at
half past eight The veteran Count seems to enjoy
excellent health He had intended leaving Wash
lugton on Monday morning, but having received an
invitation to pass the evening with the lady presid-
ing at the Presidents House, he has deferred his de-
parure in order that he may enjoy her Inequalities
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MADAME SUTTON,
PR OFES SOR OF SINGING,
Sc Varick street, 81. Johns Park ais Smsy

JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor OF Music respectfully
announces 70 his Patrons and the Public general that
orders for his Cotlon Band PARTIES &c in or GU,
oftown, will be received and promptly attended to.
Orders for j. X. will also be received Mr. w Dubois
SIC store, 2Bo BROADWAY. n2lm*uc
ITALIAN MUSlC-MR. MANNING, Twenty years resi-
dent Naples pupil OF Pacni and Crscsnni gives
strueons terms to suit the times Italian French
forte playing.
Mr. NJ has permission refer to the following gentlemen
j. NJ. wainwright, ID. D.; Messrs Rowland X Aspnwal
MIR. Ward. "
Mr.: NJ resides at 2so]s Hudson street. near Spring St
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IN PukSuANCk of AN order of the Surrogate OF the County
Of New York notice Is hereby given to all persons hnyins
claims AGAINST John Carroll late Of the city OF Now York,
Junk shop keeper, deceased present the same with the
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber and all persons indebted to
the estate, are requested to make immediate payment
JOHN CONWAY, Exr, III Wilet at
Dated New York, October II, lsis sl2 lms,uc
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES
MESSRS. q. WEISS 4 FIR. GRAMBSS, Professors OF
Music, RESPECTFULLY their patrons the ladies
and gentlemen of New York and vicinity that their Cotion
MUSIC for Private Parties, SOirees, sc.
Orders thankfully received aad punctuay attended 2e
Delaney ST. also az Mr. Mots Music Saloon, 329 Broada
or at Mr. Jollie's Music Store, 1856 Broadway nd lm~r
TO PIANO FORTE MAKERS.
JOHN GILL manufacturer Of Piano Forte Hardware wshe
TO that in addition his establishment ION 26
street snd Sd Avenue that he has made with
agent where article of piano forte hardware pur-
chased as cheap as elsewhere, and in any quantities
j. u respectfully s0lcits attention quality
his manufactured goods especially his improved tuning
which are warranted in Sixteen close
tenton the above busne New York has enabled j. g.
To Enow exactly what the piano forte makers require
OF to M John Phyf above will with immediate aen-
oil lmtm
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BOOTS. BOOTS AND SHOES, cheap, .

1922 cheaper than ever yet OF, red in this city. very
barge of gents single and double soed water proof
Boots French and native calf city made and warranted for the
low price TO s. per pair failing supply of thick
Boots aud Shoes men, boys and children; ladies' mssis
the eut kinds and most fashionable styles There Moe
Rubber over Shoes gentlemen ladies' misses and children
in srpa abundance and cheap which the subscribers would
solicit tn friends aud the publ call and examine their
stock Of the best materials and pally city made
at large establishment 1853 Greenwich street. corner Of
Murray st. .-. .... ~
OF IN WRIGHT, CALHOUN ".
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BOARDING.
FRENCH and American Boarding House, No q Reade St,
agreeable home moderats price, The French generally
spoken. Day boarders taken. o26 lm~m
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"a NEW STYLE OF CHILDREN'S VELVET CAPS
A-The subscriber has large and beautiful assortment Of
Oentlemus and Boys Caps Of the laet fashion which he
among which be found gentemens CLOTH velvet rev
glazed end Also hand large supply
Of skim silk and fur hats of beautiful fnish for sale
low
Fancy Furs-Aso constantly hand large Of
kufs aud Fur TRIMMINGS for sale very low prices.
B1he Caps othe subscriber took the premium at the
late Far of the American Institute.
WIN. BROWN,
ne lmsec 1875 Chatham |, opposite Roosevelt.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-23

No. ll,-AN ACT, REGULATING PRO-
CEEDINGs AGAINST TRUSTEES.
II IS hereby enacted By the General as
SemJly Of tie State Of VermOnt as
tOItOacS:
Sec. /. No execution shall hereafter
issue against the body of any trustee,
except when such person shall be adj
Judged trustee under section shirty-four
of chapter twenty-nine Of the Revised
Statutes.
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V o L. V. NO. 20.
STARTLING FACTS.

III UNDREDS of children and adults are los
11yearly with worms, when some other calse
has been supposed 10 be the true one.
1t is admitted by all doctors that scarce man,
woman or child exist but what are sooner Or later
troubled with worms, and in hundreds of cases,
and sad to relate, a supposed fever, scarlatina,
cold, or some other ailing carries off the flowers
OF the human family-whe in truth they die of
Worms! and these could have been eradicaed in
day, by the use of a bottle OF KOLMSTOCK'S
VERMlFUGE, at the cost of quarter of dol
lar!
How slckening the thought that these things
should be-and who can ever forgive themselves
for not trying this WORM EXTERMINATOR
when they knOU that even if the case was not
worms, this remedy could not by any possibility
40 hurt-but always good as purgatve-let the
disease be what il may. How important then to
use 1t, and who will dare take the responsibiItv
to do without 1t! Let every parent that is not a
brute, ask themselves this question in truth and
sobeness.
Mr.. J. c. RINGOLD, had child very sick.
for near two weeks, and attended by physician.
without relief, wheE KOLMSTOCK'S VERNI-
FUGE was given, and next day more than forty
worms were passed, when the child recovered ra-
pidly.
A CHILD of a widow woman, living near the
hianhatten Water Works, had dwnded for a
ii'h'' ti'I near skeleton, win great dryncss of
the mouth, and itching of the nose. humane
lady, who called to provide for The family sent
Immediately for KOLMSTOCK'S VERNiI-
FUGE, which brought away great qanties OF
Wolmj for two or thee days, and the child grew
better at once, and regaincd its full strength in
less than month.
CaoHiOn.--Never buy this article unless il
have DR.. Kolmstock's Vermifuge" handsomely
engraved on the outside label, and the fac-simile
of Comstock s. Co., thus
COMSTOCK 6, CO.
New York, are the sole agents for it.
V. ROSS Agent, Brandon, vt.