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VxTANTED,fA STORE. or part ofa Store b. tween Bur
w linz sir and Oid slp. the lower erd OF Wall 'r-
To an having suitapie place. no will e
At Al south street. will mmedise attention " 2t,c
DOY WANTED -ablut - or IS cara ofds@ Add ess NJ.
- j. left he Herald o-e stating ref and res
- +, u
NIAV, NEhS TAXI. NDrtt.t.-th- "a i-rsikn.d hivr
wi lear ed it'll Capt NJ + Hsnd No. ~ Cherry stree "
Y, r. Navigate, in III ions branches, thoroughly M
Guiding Spheres Napticil Astronomy, with 'xia pcrata
lives use c all kinds of Nautic4 inrnme Lunar obsrr
,,o,s AID a nil ,.rie, Of Lon gude by hnnomeie by
short md cay ucthods o. his wnmuc sue RIO a. s oei
m ~ 10 America who teach this nvaoeble sr in so great
'.,rsco ard in SO sltor time. Hi atoms
ve,v Win ,be and when fully capable 81 making fom
hs OF the sciences Oae or two miles
signed Mrdshipmea H. Q Dpyaii J. Sterling, M Day,
c. iIsvens aud number cf Captains and Mntcs r. Nsrc
PORTUGUESE FEMALE P4LLSt
vv>UEsE far famed celebrated Pills, from Portugal,
we perceive be obtained in this country. See advertise
ment on the last column, fourth Iage.
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Married.

At the Church Of st. Matthew. Wednesday ey ening
the 3lst ult by the Rev Jesse Pound, Mr. ro A. Gun.
tbs to Miss CArHAnisE daughter of John McRac, Esq,
all of this city.
At Bedford westcheser County, on the 9th nit, by
the Rev Nathan Reed Col HENRY D. ToDp Of Sing Sing,
to Miss EMILY r., eldest daughter Of Jabez Ro ertson
Esqr.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpos-Pscket ship yicton4Geo Haywood hs Vinton,
Carsou Bevoor New York; Capt John Edmones Portland
Me Richard ssnor lady s1d ssyst jams Beide. Henry
Soni Wolf Holland; Arthur de EFsdel, Psrisand 20 in
the fteerage.
PoRr Az PIArr-schr Alicia-O Kerst of ST Domingo.
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FIRST BoARp, Feb loo shares Grard Bank ST. $50
do do ST. 60 do do 5d sS 200 do do b5f 81; 90 IT, s.
Bank. 2df st; 4lO do Wilmington RR l6s; 20 do Union
Bank Tennessee 63 80 do do 63f $4,000 State SIS cash.
65; 10 shares schuy<ill Navigation, SO.
SECOND BOARD, Jan 2l-S5O00 State IS Gn $1,000 s5f
65l; $1,000 do Sc, Col; shares Commercial Bank 5l; 10
do Wilmington Railroad 1876 S236s State 5 6 10 shares
(irard Rank
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{aS- SECOND EDITION OF NO. HARPER'S H.
Illuminated BIBLE can be had this morning OH my
counter price invariably % cents per number Any per-
leaving their name and address with me can have
the numbers sent to any part OF the city, payable on deli
the hghert of perfection, picked and selected Also
be had the weekly papers. namely, the New World
Weekly Herald, Weekly Tribune, Weekly Express. and
Weekly Sun; also with the Boston and Philadelphia
weekes. Also Valentines OF every description.
The Great Literary Depot, 40 Exchange, room north
adjoining the branch post Office.
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&C. THE BROTHER JONATHAN FOR THIS
week will be superb number and should be purchased
by every person in the city. See the contents:-
l. LABOR AND LABoRERs-A very able and interesting
article, by the Editor, which should be read by every
working man in the country.
O. HoLrHAN's WANDERINGs-A review of this interest.
ing work Of ourneyman Tailor with copious extracts
RuY Lo ?Ez, the Chess Bshop-a Legend of Spain-a
capital story.
L. The AMERICAN PARI-a review ofthis celebrated
work Of Jules Jann-wth interesting extracts
The Observation-Disclosures of this great novel,
which beats Frederick Bremen" all to nothing.
6. CHEAP LITERATURE and the Courier & Enquirer-"a
first notice"
Z. JEREMY BENTHAM-Review.
S. FOREIGNERS AMERICA.
o. ArrAgs OF THE NAT,oy-Affarr Of the States-Edli-
caon-Religious news-General Intelligence, Foreign
News, &C.
Price 81 cents or 50 year, in advance. New SUBJ
scrbers yet be supplied with the whole Of Miss Pick
crng's prize novel Of the " Grumbler"
j. WINCHESTER 80 Ann street.
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days Of tI,. Ste ana snip,
shxu master. ana Axxnts.

W. shall favor if Captain. Of Vessel. will give
port the Shipping LEFT at the Port whence they sailed. the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo ard
board them Immediately on their Arrival Agent: and Coz,
sending this Oice all the Marine n,egepce they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
recesved
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Passengers Sailed.
Foreign lmportations.

Nrw OaIEANsshp " zooAirs Hubbrll and chii1 rem
York
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ACcIpENT.-Captain Israel Rudner, of the steam
boat Farmer, plying. between the lower side of
Market street and Camden suddenly killed yester
day afternoon, while the boat Camden H1 went
below to examine the machinery. and the engineer not
knowing he there started the engine. which severed
the head Of the unfortunate from his body lie was
aged about 80 and has left a amy.-Ph Gazette LIST.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
kBALrMoRE. Jan siNo arrivals Cid Somerset CBr] Will
R.caMosp, Jam so-Beiow, Lancaster, Loyeand, New
Orleans.
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House OF Representatives.

WEDNESDAY, January 81.
The 2la Rmle-Dhs. Reddimg's Funeral
The journal being read, the Speaker decided that
the first business in order was the consideration of
the report relative to
THE 2lsT RULE
Mr.. STILES resumed.-l was stated Mr.. Speak
er, by the member from Maine, and rei,er-,
as by other northern. democrats, separate this
question OF the right OF petition from that of abo-
lltion, and see how we will come up to the mark
You shall then see how will sustain our obllga-
tons TO theSouth and to the Union Sir, these two
questions ought never to have been blended they
have been connected only by miserable trick
is an ar sad scheme me to Sxre the 1Ps
Of the trick who the projectors Of this scheme Who
Arc Of tho souh-the slave holding community, re-
sponsble for this 1t cannot be pretended for moment
that we would create any interference with the ane-
Of just and constitutional rights Are our
friends Ct the ,t ao to the
embarrassment and doubt not their sincerity who.
them the authors of this scheme? There is but
other party amenabe to the charge and they the abo
litionists themselves. Will Intelligent friends of the
north suffer themselves to be etrapped in this way in the
for them by miserable fanatics Inns been
argued that the aboonists have fully succeeded
in poisoning the minds Of our constituents SO thoroughly
have they them that the nrecepon Of their
petitions violation their rights that unless carry
ont their viewshe relations between Of
is almost beneath contempt Any who egslates
with view solely to get back into this Hall, will Of
couIse,not he guided by any thing like reason or
justice. Such man is unworthy of his station
because he legisates for himself and not for his country
Mr. ANDREW JOHNSON, Of Tennessee, next made most
excellent and sound common sense speech taking the
same views of the subject He commended that there
must be point where decency in petitions stop and
indecency begin else this House would be daily flooded
with the trash ofevey fool and maniac in the country
the members would not have time do the real
of the nation but have their whole time consumed in lis
tcning to- and reporting upon the rawlings Of fanatics who
would stop at nothing short Of the dissolution ofhe Union
He advocate Of the right Of petition any
man. but his constituents sent him there exercise some
discretion, TO whit should the time of the
House, and what should not o hoped the rule would
not be abolished and he wished proper distinction pre-.
served between q white and negro.
Mr. BURKE, Of New Hampshire, moved that the House
adjourn at ? p, M. This agreed to.
The rest of the day was spent in receiving reports from
various committees which did not give rise to debate,
None received Of any public importance.
The House then adjourned in order to enable the
members to attend the funeral service held in conse-
quence of the death Of Mrs. Reddng. wife Of the member
from New Hampshire.
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sr MARKs-Brig Star,85 bales Holbrook Nelson
COIL enter co-33 r. ykins Hopkus25 Smith, Mills
& c0-30 Geo Col ins-5 Mel Zoe Ander,on-v Ma tland
T. mrie u co-2i tn order
CIuton-IlO0 cation Rrnard-lO0
cas.s rice q Is More. God
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Cleared.

SUN RISES. .........7 l2 MOON A
SUN Sets S i6 HIGH wATER........ 81
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{a7.THis MORNING--THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS;
French Edition. No = price IS cents. But few copies
Of No. 2 remain on hand. Call early. No. ON Tuesday
next j. WINCHESTER, 10 Ann street.
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TABERNACLE.
ATTRACTIVE NOVELTYzThs HIGHSsFANiLY.
CONCERT AND Address Al the Bro. dway Tabena
- cle-Fraay E,e.lnE, Feb 1874 Add'es, o. Mus c.
os delivered by J.. AUGUSTUS sHeA E.q a.d snhss-
several aud esonai ade. end tiemen wl ap-
pear au,g whom truly surprising MuSca prodgies,
Miss al the NJ Hugh Ih- Whole nlnsat IL
Of u character that has be introduced in
the city ot New York. =,
Il ckes i. cents tachto he had the principal Maize
Stores and the door the above evening WHERE aiso will
lie del ". red the y ogranme o. TIE performances
c .i,m ~ Oclech J3i IT rrc
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LUER'S GARDEN.
LOR SALE-The stick AID Fixtures Of the COME" onay
sore ~ Bow fit ed he test If syc, with every
thing pe Tor on TIE basiar,-a INST Tate o'en
three Furnaces. Pans. Marbles, kc complete -
Also ieuy Gd up Saloon a,tacnsd to the store and fur
MS ed comp ctr. - ,
Aso, te u,iu Garden, fitted n the best style SUI
GENTLY Ia IN e. hua red eopIc
he whole fitted great expese and N The best
Of sylewii be at great sacrince as the o"b mas
other busiuc and at end to -tos,t0er with
ii iw.m II. LUER, Propr et,r.
V'nE AT iENIIUN OF HOUSES III PtRS and Others
J. is .pectfuIIv s,Iic't d TO tn FOL owins -
l.. NEUSfADr havi lately arrived fr,m &c many, and
being DIES sh rl, Offers III toll wi aricts Of
HIS mucn Low er than they have ever be-
fore tecno offered in this county
German Line, s. Bieleieid, ali q alities
Damask Table Goth, brown half brown and white
Narkils do
no Towels do do
Do nd desert Nsrkins brown, half brown and white
Bel field iileD cambria lidkfs
Al o. arg of Needles Of desc, ption, CT
ths best manufacture. . 80.
their call aud these Linens,
opportunity for obi superior exceeding low
prices.
Call flor few weeks only No Sixth avenue between II
aud oci.ca. II 3teod'ec
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CO PROFESSOR vELpEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS
for the permanent cure Of Gonorohna elect. and all
ocupurulent discharges from the urethra Nc medicine
offered to the public exercises such pow erul effect
on the bladder and urinary organs those valuable vege
table pills They are the fruits of twenty-five years ex.
perience Of Professor Velpeau the Hospital of lie
Charite in Paris, and confidently recommended by
him the only preparation that has proved in
every They introduced into this country two
years ago. by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
during which time than ten thousand boxes have
been sold and the College defes single instance Of
failure IL be shown. Sold in boxes 81 EACH the Office
Of the College, e5 Nassau street.
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TWEnTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SEES SION.
Senate.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81, 1874
REDUCTION OF PosTAGE-Mr. WRIGHT presented
resolutions from the Legislature of New York
strongly in favor Of the proposed Post Office Re-
form
FLYING, Staining, AND FI6HrTNo MIR. CRIT
nington for aid TO fly. Mr.. Crittenden moved its
reference to the Committee on Military Affairs
II was true this was not a flying Committee he
said, but rather. standing and lighting Committees
pirate.
Fox AND WISCONSIN, RvERs.--Consderatio of
this bill was postponed till next Monday.
appropriation TO this object was taken up und de-
bated $4,000 are asked to fit up the building,
and $3, 900 per annum afterwards. The bill was
postponed till Monday next. The Senate then
went into executive session.
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ly7-NOW READY BLAcKwoop's MAGAZINE, for
January edition-nearly fac-simile of the
original. Only - a-year.
REPosIroRY OF MODERN ENGLISH ROMANCE, January
number. Only 81 ycar-sngle l2l cents. This num-
Der commences a novel by Ainsworth.
TREASURE TEoyE, on l.. s. D.--new edition--prce
12I cents.
=. LoIIEnINes or ARTHUR OI.rAuy-Price I2y cents
SUES NovELs"My steres of Paris" handsomely bound
S,95 Matilda, Sl Female Blueheard % CENTS Therese
Dunoyer 20 cents; Colonel dc urvie 2I cents; Sala
mander, naval romance % cents
For all the best and cheapest Books and Periodic
at 30 Ann street. J. WINCHESTER Publisher.
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MILITARY BALL.
THE THIRD COMPANY NATiUNALGUARDBA BALL
will take place .ammsny Hall. on Wednesday Even
ing Feb, 7, 1914 . .,
Tickets S. be obtained Of John Games 81 John streets
K b. DAILY 81 Broad 81, ". Doninick, 20 eenwich
A. NJ shers isS Fulton S.; Wainrght 2s5 svr,ns Fl
oles i03 Canal st.; s. X kewler, Nh Bowery aud J. H.
LowIsbery, 432 Zeal st dNT Fee
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AUCTION SALES.


ir tsi.1. No. ' $ .s.a as .;1ssss
FRIDAi
nru. s0:. a. s :a ass and p Dry
.s: q i'i'fT' =; :S s
@ss;s :I. ssl;
Ssi"y q sssS 'fTs va ;
A''-'' line SHIFTS s14Hs e. r9lA'h'd very 'Hs
An AZ & ss9sf IN The safe. sosS
spas and ued ~ a1 scs; Frash french
s .aS
s S.. as e, anu
stands 's s. %a S s beds aud candle
A''0' at Il O'Clock % TTiEs6S R'SSao io.'e'
AZ lo1f o'cloc- ia the SAILS Room.
Bale Of Valuable ra@ ii one Plane Forte SPLENDID
Dry Goods, fancy and pledged article. NC
s.y y be s!.s FL s;.
prompt in this S Is, h ehas s. .S:y O.
ISTH s Sse will sell sl~E1sns
EYE ing lar and choice collie ZION fosisn and American
aud aud and FIT. and Guitar
now ready and M s s' arranged esam
HARNDEN Il cos EXPRESS LINE
~ tc N. No; Wall , ,5rs.,} VI. B.dtsroHs
~ ;s.: ! hs:i:s
t., s:.s
Hamden Co win de.pa Messenger with Small Pscks
;;'' y; s"'
"A ,y P7BLII aogsF y. Ti,a sA!E-sKuMYYLE IS
s ~s, a sy he Ss n ANY
wishing wi to purchase good -dacsmsnt roy % %art
on fs 'as escm''F'' M : "'N'"AA
.x,tx FOk SALE be PIECE Of land scu.t'n. about
Sa9 s. e. Hs: y; and
lent quality is fence escelien. condition. Dock
and West Of and
houses. sIae p"Ition Of I! =. ~ good cultivation:
.S: ss
ssd BARN his pr"Ieiy has undergone spenys improve.
neas IN Gnees roads, 'tone walls &C. ena fspdss Xalua-
Il f. T i%"c 'front.' ~ % WshH..
TKIsh POTATOES-A lew hundred hamper Of ny suIe.
eit a
s;' Purchasers A.gSsh fHs . i>' Do
EszAsS s sJrT hs
sincere thank. to hs lend. the public lac r Gs libe
The S1 is't i's VINES iSors ad Ca are
I,e s's.rlment Il Amendments to lie hal a. ali hour,
until u at night. such as
Beef 81, axis, Poache6 Figs, SaIdines
Nutto Chops Cold Ham, Buckwhest Cakes
Fred Kidseis, Gold Lc59'd BEEF -, oteS and Ie,,
Ham aud Eggs, Picalei Tom ue,, Welch IA ebits y:
good Dinner OF Roast Boiled Meas Tor shit
ry Jay trom to thse o cocx. -
families Supplied the best Scotch and Irish Viii ke
No better supplied wit, English lfi,h scotch, Wei
AMI city Papers Away. tie poss,b. Wy the
ST came
q cd Rooms for Private Parties clubs. Meetings and Re-
fe,en,cs " 3mser
OUILLS AND 81 EEL pENs.-80O 0O0 Quill. selling of
" very low prces d. ae CONSUMERS would do well e
Steel Pens manufacture by Perry. Gliou aud Mitchell all o
which Ill b. sold either who eszle retail, thu
subscriber wishes leave the business this spring
A. McKEACHNlE Quill Manufacture.
(rl lmsm 233 Pearl street.
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PARkERS DANCING ACADEMY-WAS HlNt;-
a TON HALL Mr.. r. wishss noce 10 his frie dx
aud tie public his second quarter cc%msncs Ih wess
and Jnuues May likewise lis School ~ E,shth 81
doors fom broadway Days Ct tuition M0ndays ana
Thursd'ys in Eighth street. at Washiag,o, 'a
will take place e continued thes Monday evening"
attend and Introduce al and pleasing se o. eoi
lima
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THEATRICAL NOTICE,

INEAIKICAT@
-v.sIa CHATHAM THEATRE Will n about the
goth Ma CHI All applications or engage q q ost pad)
will directed To w Deverna,
Pfopn,tur M Scott Acting Manager Box y32 Postoce,
New OH. The proprietor his agent i'll be uud At his
the heatre the Of 10 and
to all relative TO the openiug During he
the Theatre will be comp et.ly decoraed and
by that u. HEiIE, and many alt nations
tending the comfort Of the Of this fayoie
w. .. DEVthNA,
j3i tire Poop etor.
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REFERENCES
The Hon. ~ bert Morris Ma, Of the City Of New York
VIM Kent, Judge ii the First Circuit.
+ A, Tall,nadec Rec rder Of the lily of New ok
Tn, Judges ,f e. Court Common Pleas "
Fdwari sandf I'd
Levin II ssndiord, A assistant Vice Chancellor
Will am r. Het Esd IleIk Of the Supr Lourt Of New
York -
oakley Esq Clerk Of the Superior Court IF New York
James Conner Esq., Clerk of the City and Couaty OF New
} ork :.
Andre Wne. ESQ., Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas.
James X, Whnog Esq, District Attorney.
John Anthem, Esq
Charles o.. onor, Esq.
David Graham Esq
Sal IN butcher Esq.
Aiex ander w n son, Esq.
Graham Hoffman and Bosworth, Esqs
II. w. Blatchoid Esq
Joseph T.. Hart. ESQ -
Ard generally the Profession throughout the sste OF New
York. RI lwisem
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NOTICE

NOI OE..
PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
rIIF PUBLIC respectfully Informed that in oder
der the product the Opera worthy the patronage Of
the public OF New York and to give fill and compet .ee,
10 the vhoe the frat will take place until
Saturday Ev ming .ebiuy B. when wl .e positively per-
formed Be,.ini's last gia ID Opera PUNITANI.
Fall par irul us in IN. bl 8 Of the cay. II 3trrc
EXCHANGE IIOTEI-BALTIMOHE.
JCRA,TUS COLEM AN has thi, day taken Hen KY +
T. JACKSON into rnsrhia a. ia future th. hon,e will
The patronage the travel ing pubic. lfarnce OF our
friends IS lea. estiui Soisiei
B,lumpre. Ii bruary |, 1871 VI lines
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TKI5h POrATOES.-A lew hundred hampers Of ~ sute.
rior rsn Potatoes rect from Londonderry Gr ship Ten
lot. to suit purchasers Apply 6oaatae SHIP OF Of Do
street. ABRAHAM b L. Y sun,
f.2sm III Fulton
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
MR. BARTON, (pup, Of the late { Nicholson.l respect
1vA ully begs hx II his intention to give in
suc,n Flute. Mr. Barton PROCESSES teach
d the method pursued by the celebrated master Charles
Nicholson.
and Particular application may be made Sgnor
Godone Store Broadway aud Mr. St0daft Pia oofts
mann factory. Ji7 lm'rc
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o. RECORDS PARlSlAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TUKE for the radical cure Of primary secondary y
phils This powerful Alternative has entirely taken the
place mercury among the regular medical pracon-
1t is composed Of the most Strengthening and purify
ing vegetable medicines, and always give additional
strength 10 the constitution while curing the disease
Persons suffering from venereal faint in their system
mercurial disease should this powerful Alternative
without delay. Sold in single bottles, 81 eachin
of half dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts
Of the Union. Office OF the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, % Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
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HARNDEN x cos EXPRESS LINE.

"A P'BLIC HOUSE FOR SALE. RI MMLES
III Ill., sud No. ti0 Broadway. ola established
well Known House. he prop lstof h,vng
les ev"e attention to this Any
on the premises. M ID WlNCHEL.
r orAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09
=, he TR IBU N E.

The following Ode written by MIS-. c. NJ
SAWYER was sung at the Concert given by the
N. Y. Sacred Music Society for the benefit Of
the Lawrence Monument" fund on Thursday
evening last:
Twas tho sound of war that broke
Ger The stern and heaving main,
And New lands hills and valleys woke
To the martial Trumpet's strain.
The darkening cloud hung Ger
The hoary, tide worn steep,
And the rocks replied to the csanon'a roar,
As il Numbered Ger the deep.
Fierce as a storm unspeDt
Was tho stern aud bloody fray,
And the roll Of the stirring drum was eisnt
With another sound that day.
For the wills of the cyisg rung
Like woman's luoufhIul cry,
And the shout that burs;s from the faliog tongue
When the brave for their country die.
A Gag 10 the deck was cast.
IT'S star now DER the sea:
A rent Ship how'd her broken mast
And The hero--where was ne
Columbia's Eagle hsd
With q shrek Ger the ocean swell,
And the sons OF Freedom yelled their heads
Where the noble Lawrence fell.
Breathe low around bis grave
Soft Music's solemn st:sin-
Sing dirgrs for the trao and brave,
Who comes not bick again.
Aye! call it holy ground,
The SPOT " here nov he sieeps,
Where robed in silent grief profound
Freedom her Champion weeps
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HARDWARE

A MEXICAN WROUGHT IRON BUTT HING E5.-The
wrought ircn Butt Hinges in the c.y OF Troy They ar, ae
to supply orders or Table and Pew Door ur and Will soon
., abs 80 lrrs al the kinds offered the niaTket tTcm
this ~ the business cne OF the eucrioers hi
engaged superintendent c the various rsarule
,ires Article The Inventions end Improvement: mate
OF HIM the machinery have brouEt this business 10 IT'S pre-
sent comparative Of perfection and theY therefore ei
able produce articles he erSs All orders to the
:ubsc; ers Troy II. Z. will bs promptly attended To-
tlS 2Ipf hi:ItNfif G. Las AtlAl-
IRON, STEEL, NAILS. &c. Sc.-KEMEYs. RREESE
& SAMPSON liz Greenwich Vi. SUCCESSOR to BOuR-
MAN, JOHNSTON. AYRES & CO., have On hand fns
sstrItnsnt O!
Swedish Hat and yQre1e bar iron EnSSnn oi6sSble dc.
Eagii:h round Sat and square iron AIieiissa co.
American fine sqrHie Iron, 4 30 = inch
9IuzeI.' Rods. 3l6to IL inch
Bpiss Rods ard iaoe Shape. OF ali x1Sa ,
EoS5e Nal Rods, OF Norwegian and Old sable iIER
Band and sc,on Iron OF ali riEos
American hoop lron u 10 IL lnchrs
Cut Nail1 brads and SpiEes Engiah wrought Nais
Cost Steel Of Sandeon Brothers & Co. ssarp 81 f'sps
Ep-ing Steel, of the Sst1rsp, wurrunted
Shear Steel Gernsn 2 eel; ol various etGnps
|. Blister Stoe!, irst Grd ssc0nd qcal,ty
American blister Steel: Hunts AKA, superior article
n. B.SwedEb Hon always he rnishea Ighjsci 70
drawback. ys6m
EyARUlVhRE, CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS, I;c.-rhe
uDscTibers importers and Genera! Deheys in Ensish,
German American Hardware Cutc.7 Edge Tools, Na
Shovels, Spades &c. offer TO county merchants and
Others, full and complete aisortIneni low tor Gt, q aI-
proved credit. OSBORN & LITTLE.
ll0 3mF IS Fulton street, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09
Before Judge OAKLEY.

Augustn YalaIno Mason 81 Thompson :
PLAINTIFF Spanish ee1emnp bsrnsng to cusson1 sues 10
of The cagn Of The schooner America. on voyage from New
Orleans 10 In Gusyra which vessel suied from New
and doubtless oundeIed The order for vas
4 Cooling which house failed the latter part OF ~ OWN:
sa,on & Thompson considerable 9mnun WHICH The st,e
susnce This right denied, 1t beng contended That Mr
Kaghnn Godng noted simply the messenger OF MI VA
had no interest in the vessel cargo Verdict this