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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

McCuLlocHs UNIVERSAL GAzETTEER.-The
fh number of this important werk which the Harpers are
to In IS parts at :5 each, published It
contains in addition the usual quantity of reading mat
ter large map showing the inland navgaton coatelds
lght.houses &C. Of the British Empire.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

COOP BOARD with pleassn, Rooms can te
u Obtained AZ % Cliff street. OIL zw.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

MASON WORK.-Grates set and repaired,
Y csserns bull. and repaired Pla.,s1ny ~ kinds ei
os Monyoesreet Pike. Please mark the number down.
o20Sts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

NTANIED-Thre or four active and intelligent
engage IN occupation which will require them
travel through the country References required Apply
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

1873 GREENWlCH STREET, NEW-YORk.
TOHN e. MORRISON offers for sale on the
assortment of goods among them the following 10 which
he would call the attention of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

JITHlTE LEADNDry and in Oll-Justm m receiveda sa
w several hundred kegs Of the sauseIies White sd
Company put expressly for trade and WIN ny S n
upor il Il is warranted superior in quality 10 any Snu
Engi,h or American Lead. - .c.ve
Purchasers not finding it stated will return II eao
their money back with the e1penses ,o1o1soN
Dealer in Drugs Paints Oils G,ss, Dyewocds ~
Teas &c No. 1873 G.et nwch street, between o1s iws
Faltou
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

w ANTED-By a respectable you : teman,
German, who speak ths French aGa ~. sh Ian
very WELL Clerk any KIND o stoye,
nd who would be willing 10 make himself generally usss
re best references given. Call Broome-,t oa1 Ste
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

WANTED FOR lEAkS-A Composqtor. who
not oniy understands Book-scrk bu, PTr.smo-S
need apply who cannot i,e the best seomendatens for
ueance, uPnghRes. and ability, or who will not engage
SOC reasonable wages. 4 from the country preferred -
Cll osldress line paid, 70 PiLo. 10 Nassau.,tes
~ 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

first rate jobbing moulder. ANY
" person coming w, Il recommended hars ornament
ss,u.ticn and .ood wasss Enquire PSI Wa,e "a i've
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

TEACHING IN MUSIC, &c---A young lady
long accustomed TO Teaching especially Music. wishes
obtain Board Fine, agreeable family for her
Teacher and viii cheerfaly render enough
She rIofeEs unenceptcnab- references Addss, e. A. a.
this Office ole tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

bv a. r sANDs& CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite
ud Broadway Of 6hamSs.. iIs Nss q SsG snS
io0 Fulton street David Sands Co.. No East Br9aaway
corner Of Mark. and by Druggists gspey osf
Out the United States Price 81 per oote, s1 0oe. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

4 RESPECTABLE GIRL with good Iecon-
mcGGatiors wants ,itustIon servant % all work
inily 20 VI. CONNEIL % Beekmance.. u tory go ae
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

| w ANTEL--ls0 Nassau street-2 statesmen. 3
good Gs osi s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

R0okBlNDER WANTED-To go 10 an East
y City, sad 10 whom seaav ,nr,nysn, viii he ;,.,
90 2,s 2;os MARK H. NEWMAN 100 sro.dw,v
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

Vermont OFFICIAL canvass FOR CoNGKLss.I
JThig Cdnd Loco
I..sSoomon Foote .6,69S c. B. Harrington "a 95o
r. r. Thrall Abol) sos Scat67. Foote'S maj 1877
H. Jacob Collamer ,s25 Truman B. Ransom ,s3s
It. Hutchinson (Ab) ,Oo3 Scattering (Whig 800
Coan.er lacks Of being chosen. .27l
III George P. Marsh. {, ,254 John Smith. d ,5s6
VII French (AboD IT'S Scat. 1873. M's maj. s0S
" George B. Chandler 4e57 Paul Dillingham; Jr 81
g. Putnam (AboD. 7e7 Scattering Noco).. 377
Elected. =. Dillinsh hams Ma 49,. .asS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

OTIS At AUCTION-Wi!l be sold at auction
LION the premises the cath day Of October next $50 lots
laxe Of Waterloo Seneca comfy ~ Sale peemptory TO
close c9mnence at 4 o'clock d and e9aa co ,a
- A. G. WILLIAMS.
By $. GROSVENOR, Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

nR- J. G. HEWETT, No. 633 Broadway, BE-
~ tween Houston and Beeck.r streets n-.1.
Contnclions Palsied Limbs, rheumatism, Nervous A1ee
tons and b 9 ae
Scrouia White Swengs Weakness of the JOINTS ana Oi'
eases of the Limb, generally. 49,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

the s.orehouse, such as tools,
paper, Russia felt, oakun,
nails and castings, cordase,
known on the day Of sale.
JAMES H. FONDA,
the Dutchess County Bank.
o9 t25th'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

T7HF BEST COUGH CANDY.-It has been
proved by manyof citizens that JnNEss onS cm.
pain ,od for one shilling package at The sign OF me
aaaa bsnbus WE Ao Gal sssf IS
E,l,on.street BROOKLYN; SatestIe.t Boston, Logger
R;iGngs Phade phia sO7 King street, Charleston >:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

OST.--Losr in Wall street or Nassau street.
;ri,ii Wallss, containing Sie0 IN I'VE dollar hills.
swaa Will Be given By returning to the owaer ID
ly9
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23


osT.-Losr in Wall street or Nassau street, &
:! sIias Walst containing Sio0 I'VE dollar eills.
Se swad will Be given by returning TO the 10
-ftth s1fert oIs lu
RookBlNDER wANTEU-To go 10 an East.
EN- Gs I Ia 70 whom steady employment Will be siten
NO, 70 aus ss &c. e10-ia NxRk H NEWMAN 100 Bso.dr.v
{VANTEL--l30 Nassau. stTeet--2 statesmen.
Agents fai'AeF'' ssamss'esscs. Laaaanss Boys.
WANTED FOR YEARS--A Comoos,foT Who
no, only understands Book kwck but PTrss.wors No
need apply who the best seonmendsssn. for
uierance upnghIGess and ability who Will not snssS.
95 .e>onabe wages 4 from The country prefsrssl-
Clll o.addIes line pos, paid 70 PHILo 10 Nssssu-tre.
WANTED immediately IN private family an
English OF Irish Protes;an, woman one who under
would eb wilns 20 MAKE srse generally useful City re-
rs.ncts required Apply al 269 Grand 81. o2l Sc
l{7ANTED--Three or four active and intelligent
to engage in an occupation which will rep them
rare through the country References required. Apply
No. s25 Broadway Monday Oct 23d in the forenoon
80 81.
first rate Jobbing mouder ANY
person coming WI recommended canhsrs. ornament
u,uon and GOOD wages. Enquire At 2, Wats. St "a lw"
4 RESPECTABLE GIRL with good recon-
Y mcn9s 9stiors situstlon servant - all WORK
irly NJ. CoNNELL, % Beekm.nscet "a ,tory go So
w ANTED-By a respectable you : teman,
snSsts very Tg situation Clerk eny k'nd OF stese.
@ TS sss G@a esIsnSs. ee wps s4sn e %s m s
60 00O WANTED-A Partner, one that
- .OOO. can furnish $4,000. in ola establishment.
Ar- insne II! Ful,ons,Tse ID door, tEOIt fom
20 y A NJ and from 70 P VI oao 81.
COOP BOARD with pleasant Rooms can te
VI obtained al % Cliff street, OH 2w-
TEACHING IN MUSIC, &c--A young lady
long accustomed TO Teaching. especially Music. wishes
obtain Board, Fine &c agreeable family for her
She rofeEs unelcepucnabl. references Address O. a.
this office. ole q
1 GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and two
or three single gentlemen can be pleasantly accomeodst
ed with board BY applyins IL East Broadway. .25u
NEW BOARDING HoUSE.-Gentemen can
~ be accommodated with good board and pleasant
81 Broome street, between Mott and Mulberry. Those sp
plyns early will have choice o! rooms, so I'm.
TEAS-sO halt chests Caper Souchong.
AZ DO So fsa SGs soSSss YSns sSssSS.s sSsSS.s
% DO DO 90 90 Hys@n. HS"ss '''N"'"S
- chests superior Twankay.
200 do Hyson.
:o1 M half chests Young fysoa.
5SS SS shtit' ds Hy.on & slin do
:, 50 halt chest. extra fne Gunpowdsr and Impe-
OIL ~ " GsRSfNNELL AllNTuRN & Co. 7s soa,h..,.
rj'O THE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
THE UNITED STATES.-The subscriber would re
cali The asa,9n of the v1rou. Fire copgasiss
FIRE and sG%AI S aisi hise he
finished the beautiful manner o! splendid
ana eaeorae dfs.Sn' Companies from abroad who may
obtain letter sheet OF patterns, with the prces to each by
applying by mail TO the subscriber and they may rely OBJ
tanning precisely such article the pattern they may
MARTIN W ENiSONS.
s27 3m II Spruce street, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

AIJ, KINDS OF FLOUR, at whole sale and
,,;1 =, n. Crotou Mills 2a5 Cherryrteet:-F amily
Ryeao Prime soqthsn do Ps1 and aSn eo
santlv on in large suit Bakers and Grocess
and al the lowest market pnces
The above articles also put up small bags o. nt ana
nounds for family use and will be sold AZ Uhote
as rIces Kept continually fresh hand BY daily supply
AIsa s1 on hand al re.a-shp Stuff Shorts, &c. at se
Milk Us Cherry-street two door. beow Rutgers
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

CASSIMERES.-An extensive variety oil Cassi-
nleres and Doe Skins, embracing all ths new styles OF
black and fancy colored pain bbet and paids
| al DAY0L'S Cloth Store, 50 Maiden Lane. ol9 w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

4 GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and two
three single gentlemen be pleasantly accommodate
td with board by applying at IL East Broadway s23u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
JAMES G MOFFET. l2I Prince ST., n

GEWING sILKS-Two cases blus4!aGk s; Gompsny Hsw,
~ nss au 70 the best Italian Specimens exhibited
ant al two issSnd Sy aqsssyA
lated Tor iFinse " al Exchange place, up stars.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

ORGANS S--HENRYE ERBEN informs the public
that he continues Manufacture Organs at me od es.sD
f1n ,hmsa' one Gothic cased ossna WIN swell and
pedal bass dimensions IS feet higb eef INC & sH'
d and eE ns5ss es5 dsp on sSs dp Or
gan o. Organ of stops inches high, feet inches
deep An ssfs4t fs95 ebsfeS oB1R Rsu AG es
& sm inches wide and feet deep secondhandPa Par
h I rssn rosewood Seraphine. The sb9ve 0Iyans vary
In pI,fe Cencre-sueeet, head Of Canal street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

?PSRUGGlsTs GLASS WARE-Common1 . visli' .;l Pre-. Ge
scrpon Vals Patent Medicine Vas ACID BGttes Go
Oils concaves Msgnesia Blackns varnIh Denny ohas,
Flasks nkstands Jars Lemon Syrups, Mustards' ohus
Chemicals of all kinds French English and AIe1esn . AL
Druggists, articles and Patent Medicines PeIfumery and
SOAPS, general assortment, &c s<c. &c ,., ,.,.nor
All articles warranted genuine. he promptesi altehon
giren m orders from the country. ol9 lnl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

" ness Pain in the Breast and Back Difficulty OF Breath
subscriber; would call he 1i M ihe fi, fhe
above diseases Dr. Rushs Bas4mic Syrup Of White Mus
tard novelty having been used In New Jersey ana SOM
I heals the lungs and will common colo IN e" nous
Messr. Bush Hyer 7s Greenw ich ST. wholesale Agents
for this city Orders and communications addressed 20 e
subscribers will meet with prompt attention.
DESHLER & CARTER New brnnswicS M - n.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

Total. 5s3 3O7 54,474 $500 5O7O5 bU39 as 259
Majority e33 $500. 3 224. .2lo2
0-;' Gov Jones's majority is increased Soy
over that of l94l, while the vote is the heaviest
eyer pollcd in the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

CARD.-Dr REESE having returned to the
n cy has resumed the practice Of his profession In al ITS
Departments He may be consulted at his otee and dweli1g
~ randstret few doors of Broadway, and opposits
Rev Dr.. McElroy's Church. oo n
Dr. r will as heretofore, attend to Operare ourssfy IA ~
generai, 9uu ~ ~ - M y ''N' ' 80 $40
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

DUY YOUR OWN CLOTHS % cases super
lus,rous black French Broad Cloths Alsa, great ysIi
ety OF fancy Cloth, French English and American LIONS
ant n,f 21y No. 50 Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

NEW BOARDING HOUSE.-Gentlemen can
be accommodated with good board and pleasant
81 Broome street between Mott and Mulberry Those sp
nlk my earx viii have a chniee Of rooms so lms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-04
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PslApsLrsA Ma, sVAm Fysnees Jane Tho%p;o1 IS q.
Gen Bolivar Thomas fin Boston, dis; Mary Jane. g T. for do
ballasg Triumph, Harding for do dg Xesper Lond for
Gfkn for Casting b;x Susan TsyGT G.nSe FIN Blue
mouth ldg; brig Bainbrdge retiring sail cruise in
day or two. Hero, Emerson, Phlad:
CHARLEsroN, Feb 26-An Anson Ba kman, NYork; Eme-
1slS SNOW Bos.9p An23h Hibernsn Bunting Liverpool
verpool Went Sea, Levan Whesey. Liyerpool; Aka
Eustis. do; Champion Warren: Have; Catherine Berry
dos Louisa Burnham Rotterdam Moon Hayes, NYoIk; Ma
Ion Mills, Liverpool
MOBILE Feb 2i-Cld Denmark Frost, Lverpool; Nicholas
Brown, Read NYork; Magnolia, HITCHCOCK do.
pool; Pollock - do; Ciari.sa Watt: Bo'on Reindeer.
Higgins NYork Cid Coronet, Bate. Liverpool; Asmiota,
"a, B,nney, NYork; Grand Turk, Nicho, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-04

90 TO THE OWNERS OF REAL AND LEASE
HOLD ESTATES in the City Of New York -
FELLOW CrrzErs-Your attention is respectfully asked
the of the Sun in reference to your
interests as Landlords, and your rights as men.
Year after year the editorial columns of that paper
directed to the depreciation and damage of your property
by assertions the most unounded; but that very
count the best adapted to enlist the passions and resent
of the against the landlord What do
in those columns daily Your patronage in the shape of
house advertising filling blm full of these columns
whilst others filled up with all the efforts of the Edto
rial departments depress and undervaue the very thing
advertised is this zeal all perfectly disnterested
Is self entirely lost sight Oft Oh no, that little
much When tenants instructed by that paper not to
permit bill being put their house-not to be in any
the inevitable consequence Why, that you and find
the difficulty in letting and forced to resort to
that advertising which ches pockets whilst it
fills Mr.. Beachs Must We then, by our advertising pa
tronsge, continue to keep that paper position where
its dsnerestedness in the tenant may be
than questionable Shall continue to uphold
with patronage which is our money the right Of any
press abandon its high prerogaves high duties for
the purpose of attacking private rights and the just
security Of those rights apprehend not there is
why we should II the circulation of the Sun be
urged the answer is that your patronage has mainly con-
trbuted to that circulation and only let determine
that advertising patronage shall be given elsewhere
to friend or to neutral hut not to an enemy and we
will that the patronage and circulation toge
ther Why property houses should be singled out from
all other species OF property and in the face OF the bur-
thens has to bear be target for new paper musketry
cheaper rents this mode of warfare banno accomplish
it. Whatever tends to keep capitalists others from build.
ing houses cannot very far towards cheapenng these
that built If it be true in all other things, that the
supply and demand control each other am at loss to
81 ~ ULSTER NOTES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-04
General OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cards-Bllls, &c.
To the Huslneos Public.

Having nearly completed of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
this city, ready to print books pamphlets cards.
bills and I'LL kinds of useful and elegant printing, the
most moderate terms, and for cash payments
This Office we bave fitted up at a great expense-in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have alrea
dy executed work to the amount of several thousands Of
dollars, Vnd still busy printing the most beau
tilul articles issued from the press Ladys Maya
necaed the "ARrr" is printed in this Office, and is
acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine
in the country. The beautiful typography Of the New
YoRx LANCET is well known.
All applications for printing will be made to Mr. JssErH
ELLIOTT the Manager at the Office of the Hersld-or up
stairs in the printing Office entrance 81 Nassau street
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRoPRIEroR HERALD GENERAL PRIrrrrs OrrrcE
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
New YORK. 10th Sept, lS42.
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m7- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's CELEBRATED
Pills guaranteed to all of gonorrhea, glee
any unpleasant discharge from the urehra in shorter
tme and fer than any remedy present known. Since
their introduction into this country the New York Col
lege of Medicine and Pharmacy more than thousand
boxes have been sold and the College defes single
stance of failure to be shown.
Professor Vepeau the celebrated dscoverer Of this pe
cfc after experience of twenty years in the hospitals
OF Paris that these pills the only remedy that
has been known fail in eecting Sold in
boxes Of one hundred pills at 81, at the
Principal office and consulting of the College
o. Nassau street, New York.
w. g. RICHARDSON Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-04
City Intelligence.

ANTI-Mn.IrIA LAW MEETINe.-A large number
of citizens assembled in the Mayors office, last
evening, in accordance with previous notice. to take
into consideration the proprety of holding public
meeting of citizens to induce the Legislature now
in session, to revise amend, repeal the present
odious and oppressive militia law of the State
HENRY ERBEN, Esq, was called to the chair,
and ENocH E. CAMP appointed secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Erben, w.
D. Colt, and E. E. Camp, and committee consist
ing of twenty persons, was appointed to make such
arrangements for public meeting should be deem.
ed advisable. The following gentlemen comprise
the committee which meets at the Mayors office on
Wednesday evening next, at = o'clock:-
Henry Erben. Enock E: Camp, VIM. s. Carpen-
ter, Daniel G underhl, L. D; Dewey, Joseph H.
Geery, Thomas Hall, Joseph Bracket, Abner Be.
nedct, Harace Anterior, Charles Fox, VIM. Shaler
b. st. John, Alonzo Draper, Arson Herrick, w. v
Seaman, Horace H. Day.
Papers friendly to the measure, are requested t.
| notice the proceedings and the call of the commit
| tee.
A DARING RASCAL AND COURAGEOUS WOMAN -
fellow, who says his name is Terrence Smith
entered the grocery store of Henry Rohr. So Sheriff
street, Thursday evening, and seized and attempt
| ed to carry of stand containing about dozer
| tumblers Sophia Rohr perceiving the rascal at
| tackled and drove him olt Of the premises Yester
lady was in a room in the rear of the store. anc
taking advantage of her not being entirely dressed
he seized two cannisters of tea, valued at S20 and
ran off. In about half an hour after he returned
again, and she demanded the stolen property. The
rascal then knocked her down and kicked her, bu
nothing daunted, she seized stick OF wood within
her reach, and beat the rogue out of the premises
Officer Parker. of the Upper Police, was then SEN
for, and Mr. Terrence Smith was caught while
prowling about the premises watching another OBJ
portunIty to steal.
FRENCH DoLPH SENT Up.-George Breach, ALA.
French Doph, was tried in the Court of Specia
Sessions yesterday morning, for picking pocket
and sentenced 10 the Penlentary for six months
He then appealed for trial at the General Sessions
when there will be two charges against him of simi
lar character. Why does the District Attorney no
authorize deputy of some kind to attend the Spe
cial Sessions?
BAnED OuT.-The notorious Tom Parks and the
expert and daring burglar George Brown, alias Mar
I'm, charged with robblng the store of the Messrs
| Philips, OF Boston, Of 5000 worth of laces &c
were oai5ed out OF prison yesterday, ard are now al
large farks has escaped from the hands of justice
| twice, and twice been retaken. The third time
ana OUT as the boys say in the game OF ball.
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MONEY MARKET

Friday, March 3-6 r. M.
The transactions at the Stock Board small to-day
and sales generally went down. with the exception Of
Kentucky which improved per cent under advccs that
the cent tax law had passed the House by vote of
81 to 34 This appears to have been compromise on
the same day the vote rejecting the bill for Bank
was reconsdered, 81 to AZ. Ohio ! per cent Ken
lucky Dank per cent? Paterson I; New York State
SIS fell I.
At the New Beard the operations very small and
prices generally less than at the other board.
The Legislative Council Of Florida have by vote Of
- to passed preamble and resolution which declares
that the people of Florida not legally morally
sponsse for would they pay the bonds issued under
the authority of previous Legislative Council generally
known the faith bonds.
The returns of Treasury Notes to the LIST ns presents
the following rcsults:--
TREASURY NorEs OursrArDIss
Issue, uns., .e, Dro, to JAM 1872 sss F MsssA
RsS Sss i y ,s.s issue s7sss sSss:s ssa
Issues Of act of August 1912, 3ol9.s9o a,o25,5H
Redeemed, 1864
Grand total outstanding, oisse ii7sl sa7 1855 ss7
The department has, during the month"; received about
So 900 from the oan which has enabled get along
without increasing the outstanding amount Of Treasury
notes. These have risen in consequence to II per
cent premium. They mostly in demand for invest.
men by the Banks and yield about Al per interest,"
at which rates the banks very willing to loan. The
emissions will again commence this month, and the in
creasing supply have some effect upon the rate
In domestic exchanges there is very little alteration this
week. The rate Alabama depends upon the
ment Of the Bankrupt Law.
The State of Michigan has acknowledged all those
bonds outstanding which she has received consdera
ton as just debt Seemingly in pursuance Of this an
nouncement all the bondhoders have been sesed with
singular moral feeling aud repudate" the idea OF buy
ing bond for less than par with great vgor and assduity
Accordingly person calling himself Charles Butler has
memoriazed the Legislature on behalf OF the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, George 0riswold Esq, and
Others for the purpose showing that they the bona
6de and ought to be paid appears from
this that these parties purchased the following
sums of the Morris Canal and Banking Company
roruera, Loan and Trust, Oct. 4th, 1888, 100000
George Griswold, July 4th, 1885, 100000
lanes Buchanan, $1,000
powelI Bank Newburgh, 10000
rank Of Undertook $4,000
Merchants & Farmers Bank, Ithaca, 10000
Pine Plains Bank, 10000
Fort 5000
Total in New York, sl,sO7ooo
u. s. War Department, 5000
John Wilson, London, 10000
Total, sl,ssaOoo
Balance handed over by Morris Canal to IT,.
Bank, and pledged for the debts Of the latter
in London. s,ossooo
Total, sSooopo
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HONOR TO THE BRAvE.-A movement is in pro-
gress in Boston, for the purpose of commemorating,
by some appropriate monument, the memory and
fame of Commodore Hull. This is right. No hero
has more nobly earned right to the most enduring
remembrancer of his countrys gratitude and esteem
than this departed veteran
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U. 3. Circuit Court.

MARCH 3-United States VS.. James Shepherd.-The de-
PENDANT was charged with counerfeng the dimes Of the
United States The charge proved, although did
not appear to have been done very large scale The
principal witnesses for the prosecution Nicholas
Coyle and his wife Nancy Coyle, and Mr.. Officer Smith,
Of the upper police The defence set up impeachment
Of the Coyles The case is not yet finished is 1t of
much interest.
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Principal Office Of the College o,

90 OLDRTDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA, HAS
stood the most rigid test of any article for preventing the
hair from falling out and restoring to those who from
sickness age have become bald II has gained and
tanned reputation equalled by other restorative
either in this or any ether country.
Be sure you get the genuine Balm with fac smile OF
"Comstock 4 Co." which must be found upon every
wrapper, or you will find your money thrown away In
the purchase Of the stuff called by the same name.
The genuine may be had wholesale and retail OF CON
stock Williams, No. North Fifth street. Philadelphia
Comsock < Co. II Maiden lane, New york. ana com
stock & Ross, % Magazine street, New Orleens