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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01
STATE FINANCES.

BY the report in another column it seems that
the accruing revenue for the last year paid the en-
penses and left a balance Of $l2,6G6 46. by an.
other report, the whole Indebtedness to school
fund, bank fund, and for accruing salaries to Oct.
j. was $223,436 80. Assuming tina, the state
should cancel the school fund, Qor which strong
reasons are presented by The Auditory the resour-
ces of the State are as follows:
Balance in the treasury, $l2666 46
Taxes uncolIeced, 23,767 20
School fund, 200,234 95
Old State Bank, 1,454 "a
$23s,123 IS
This would pay every debt and leave the state
a balance of $l466G 96, besides tho 100000
of surplus revenue which has been loaned to the
towns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01
THE ASSAULT ON THE TARIFF.

The inmaton Of our correspondent, is thus
confirmed in another quarter:
Eriract Of private letter from a member Of Con.
greSs TO The editor Of The NJ Y. Tribune, dated
WASHINGTON, Sat. Feb. "a.
"There is storm brewing here against the
Tariff. The Calhoun men and The Van Burenites
are secretly projecting another compromise. Ills
a bold game, and must be met"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01
MISREPRESENTATION CORRECTED

The story, which is noticed in The first and un,
equivocaIIy re!utcd in The second of the annexed
letters was started several months ago to subserye
the purposes Of the ocoloco parry aud it has so
often been repeated without Il public authorized
denial that men who doubtless would not circulate
falsuhood knowingly, have believed aud repor cd
the story. AS Gov. Paine is now neither public
officer nor a candidate for Office, he has very
properly nierposcd to disabuse the public
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

0-T@The amount paid TO General Jackson for
his fine was $2700-ihe fine being $1,000 and
the Interest $1,000. Although this is the second
time the fine has been paid to the General, we
sill consider the payment good economy. Had
it no, been paid, the discussion of the matter for
another session or more would have cost double
the money.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

agricultural Societies have been formed in near
ly all tho counties Of Vermont, under The act Of
the las, session. Essex county formed hers on
the 3D.. Well-we guess Washington can get a..
long without, though it is really woLder 10 us
that some of the villages have not started the mat
ter for the sake of gala.day, if for nothing else.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

Neighbor Stacy is in bad tate."- True Democrat,
No, sir-he is in tho Of Veraon, and if Democrat
don't like it, he had batter slope back
UdchIaaR
We perfectly contented here, brother Walton
ing been terrified tho roaring of the 0R
shall not he likely to fad eqlanimity disturbed By
the braying oil an ass.-Irue Democrat
Well-if ass it is, here goeth greeting to brother
O'lIaoo-ran. Questionable as is the courage
which runs away from the British lion, we are
satisfied, both from his name and an inspection Of
his paper, that our Irish brother never dis
turbed by the sound Of his olVn vOice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

The Wings of N. Y. city have appointed 5000
delegates to the Young Mems National Conven-
lion. ThateConvenlon will unquesionably be
the largest ever held
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

The political papers are getting into The pic
lures" once more. The last device we have seen
is locoioco rooster fiat OH his back, with spruce
looking coon begging TO know "why he don't
crow" The result of the Maryland election fol-
lows the picture of course.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

On The Gace. The Cheuw Is. C) Gazette, Il
locoicco Calhoun paper, says that it is forced 10
take no active part in The present. contest for the
advancement of men," and is induced to climb
to the TOP rail on Uncle Sans fence and coolly
look on during The npprOAching cr.ss.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

tEJ-The story of II murder in 1'opsham is put
n, rest. After long examination, the persons
implicated have been discharged.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

to-" THE Banking House, is finished In our
nex,.we intend to complete MrSade's able speech,
and give Mr.. Collamer's-and follow with the
speech Of Senator Phelps on tho Tariff.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

SuicidJ Of a Governor. Ga the oh ult. Gov.
Reynolds OF Missouri committed suicde by shoot
ing himself Cause said TO be i'll health.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

But will here close this article by suggesting
to those who may have subscriptions to my pro-
posed work in their possession, that n return Of
the same MS soon as may be, will serve TO forward
It's publication.
AUGUSTUS YOUNG.
johnson, W., Feb Oh, 1874,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01
CALAMITIES BY FIRE.

Seldom has IA week been more prolific than the
last in accounts of The destruction of life and
property by fire. On the 2lst ult. the house of
DIR. Lucen Spencer, in Bethany, Conn. was burnt,
and the DR.. and two of his children persisted in
the flames. DR.. Spencer los: his life by at,emp-
ling to rescue his children. lie YVES one of the
best physicians in New Haven county.
Feb. ii, fire broke out in the N. Orleans cotton
press, and destroyed about one sixth of the bull
ding, G0O0 bales OF cotton aud quantity of ma
chinery-oss something short of 100000. In
sured This building is G32 feet long by 800 in
breadth, and is supposed TO be the largest in The
world.
Feb. % five buildings, principally occupied by
merchants, were burnt at Rome, N. Y. Insured
for $ll200.
Feb. 81 the asylum for the poor at Nantucket
Mass. was burnt to the ground. There were so
persons in the house-l3 of them bed-ridden aud
of these ten persisted in The flames five men and
five women, viz. Paul jenkins aged 66, Thomas
Hull G., Jonathan Cahcart 70, VIM Holmes 81
VIM. Huchins, Sophia Beebe 81. Phebe Jones
81, Abigail Davis 81, Lydia Bowen 33, Wealthy
Davis, So.
The house of MIR. Charles LockV God, near
Kingston, IT, C., was recently burned, with fire Of
his chiiheH! Mr.. L. had LEFT the house in charge
Of his children, and taking fire near the door Qt
being log house with but one door, the retreat
OF the children was cut off. One only was saved.
And finally by an arrival from China news is
brought Of very destructive fire at Canton Oh
the oh OF Nov. The number OF buildings de-
sIroyed is l500-among them were the Dutch
and French Hougs (soros or marketsJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01

Duel Young Coo hran, who waa shot by May,
is dead. Cochran was but eighteen or nineteen
years Of age. The murderer has not yet been dis
covered.
Pery likely, A locoroco editor in The Bay State
says OF the election in Marya land that "he has no
desire 10 dwell upon it,
Rumor Ii is rumored that the Wings have
gained another member of Congress in Maine ii
the ocos will count the votes.
afraid The Governor of Virginia ,locol will
NOT order SPECIAL elections to fill the two vacan-
cies in Congress until The election in April. Some
body guessss he is afraid OF the results of special
election.
WING MEETING.
The inhabitants of Newport, and adjoining
towns, in Orleans county, are invited to meet at
the South School.house in Newport, on the 9Th
inst. at ~ M. for political discussion.
The Yankees abroad. The Autocrat of Russia
ia building one OF the greatest Railroads in the
world. Geo. w. Whistler, Yankee, is the chief
engineer, aad Messrs. Winans OF Baltimore, and
Harrison of Philadelphia have now Obtained the
contract TO furnish engines and cars, Their con-
Iract will amount 10 81 100000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-01
YOUNG MEMS WING ASSOCIATION.

In the evening, at II meeting oGhe young men,
it was determined to organize "A Young Mems
Wig Association, md committee was raised TO
report regulations and call another meeting
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

rhe xnccIcl Of the ,M" 4.pr1rS pr1nSsrs s wi Wi

The uncxpcccdrctrm of the Two propellcrs which
started Chicago with uIl cagocs q; flour from Detroit
has rn.tci stock 5IO barrels during tlc week
and although hut little of that lch has been landed was put
the market tendency dcacn operations NJ tins Prn,
Tie O the above exhibits too. another
feature. While sail vessels cl>in: contracts AT y cents
Detroit these craft step aud take lul cur
roe, ii per barrel with increased despatch Oi course
this proves that their ucilou upon the Lakes will not only
affect the pCc ui steamers. but Will lessen eitht
hy sai cIatl.
eager person. "b,u the Of corn landed ye>
irry lla, the cul>l.ce induced Ia tie market,
cylng upon the >t o vessel, from the west ut new >u
ply II sold y cents cquiyuient to o. e IN New York
Large uttlCle nude Cleveland the
i ij cent, Tor home consumption. There have ni'1 been
operations AT TINT place flour tdnHda &C nj
S. aud fraction higher The uCcra
tors here but finding tho facilities ship via the NelanG
Canal equally oabc further West they made their
kc nccuidnfv At Detroit. couple OF thousand barrels were
taken s3 a. Tor like destination. Ou range - l1 with
nn,Ntru >l,llm. for fancy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
DIED,

On Monday evening IN in,;- Esx, Ar-lrirs 'Gf.u
dn!=htef OF Isn, V All EHene k'' a-ei in'r'' -
s ir,ets orle f4ns are ie TO attend the funeral ron
No H.. st-r ,tfs We7ir!aT aJle-ac.1H n . . e'--E
when The -ereair> M hs taken To t'fe.socd te'sTE ~ m
erfneni. 20
isnlT N.EfA EFTErT> lAiDI Fln-sS; dafsf oi Jof
Nh Is 10; N,ET, ysiie OF Jais- Il Baroo VI
Of Pleasant HI Hau;i;pu Go OhD and taoSae' OF L,'
On the IN lf n TN. Ctr Captain ssr CHs>EY N IN
--h ysar o h aga leavln par.5rr -ii s1iise anl a @
I- ar-i lar--! ~ IT, Connecticut lie ~1s cari,t
m the Rs, ln,ary Nar .nd buf iae ship ~ lir'
ln und-y m ,i. 18th ye=r OF boz ase Mr. CsTrERIsr
oI Snriay .pcra- S&RA : cc: OF tie lac iaEon Pi-
ru, ~ me tsth y-sr OF F-r NEc- -
GA Suodsy OF c1iscnption M bLLLN Ia 9ikN
CIR aze! Z. yss.r..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

~ GES. FELIX Husros, of this city, is report
ed in the Texas papers 10 have been killed of IN
duel This il the thlrd time our feiow-citizen
has been despatched in this summary manner;
The General was ir fine condition yesterday, and
booked quite rs good as new. lie protests against
being thus sent on, of the world before his time.
Since he left the Texas army he has been as am
cable as any civ gentleman IN ChHstendom- he
b,s not been in bad humor once to give colorIo
any such reports. NJ Bee, AP l.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
Commercial, and Money Matters.

~, Ior s4tes at m> s,oek ElesaH-s, ard to"'"ere'oi
Gnd Money ,f1ifers. SEE Last P'gc. ,.....p :,
Tie lnarkctwes frm to-day, and Stocks generally
improved.
The Exchan:e market ia very firm, but not very
sc,iye sterling 81 for Cty s'ne dfawef' are ASKING
g.. Souficrn bills - a :. and very Scafce.
Shepherd Knapp. ESQ this morning unanim-
...I:. re eLecfed rresdnnt fthe ll.rhnnc.' Bank.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
MARRIED.

On is a- ms, =, St Ceeni' Chrct. Il Rev EfwrTd y
Mead EIsP1nGs e. p.N-EL To N.Ff FlizAsKtH eldest
ialchte- o; Wr II iIHTtsn. E-l al NJ TN, ory
on Noocay The -,h - Rev iiuch smith Nj So'ttcE
BoSSkTr ffinery of New Eochs TO Ms JrIi, BAExkE
In Ne.s Btu7sIrs on the h S,,trEL Stn,>. OF ths
Cfy 10 MAESAErr ELHENpoEy. cf tie ierrne: pt,ee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

% :. for prie The scs srze Csee,e steady. hut
NJ, active at ~ SIC. The scck : far.
IiiDE,-We notre se 9z5l Beunos Arre- - 9 h. st
-. 49, month. md % RIO Grande Tire ru;e-
gro Tarnpioo - lb,l l2l cent months and la Forda
a, 10 ceftS c:,h.
FRtrr-we ro,,ce .se. 100 to.cs Palermo Lemons IL &
at g y cssil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

Aprl ic-h. >; 8, oesss. At ;Sss seeisoG roon
N,hsh. Private sbsryBy ocsf o ihe trtse>. cIsn
i've ,i rshiabL. fshrsrS ef Books eiphnS large eoo~
f r-rpulsr an Works fbcya por,ss0 Of theri -
.rt,.{ i;on, the hlrsry ofibe Lsie Bs>Srp White.
tka Ir.c v4~y goSIt1r Ssn;art Nets>. English sra
In,onr ta-- ~ sr--h-a.' Work 'cS Brsss Works:
B1cSwar, errn,>. Bro'-' eCh>s'csi WcySN hoIns In
t-rsiac,1n: N-ls.m', Chcrci history Shrkktds Con,es
tons SsnbC- TIC EYts Rrh{ McsNr' Set'oos; Bug
r--.s u-,yv - HsSrr=tsoI; PIlTes The thnrrA.
y,i,Yntsr &c ,h RAl- rearcrs CcmfsntSry the BloScs
Man, Fsnsch Sermons, Fuller hureh tis;9rl OF Brain.
TEr,. lVryS>; SCpi; EIruN RbAcs tsmpe~lls lcu Cos
e,i. SOUTH, >cr.,> Jce1p- r., hts NoT>s BuIsea on is
\s,y Ts.,u,-f IiiRSsi'. NctS> SccketN iheSeasr-ai
Nork, rS, -,rn,s> Hose, 'sShcsl tri,icr,p fannS
F,.,, Isha', Ssrnos,,: Bul> Srsoa,, DSiyht< Theok
ny. N,---, or NicDenSut. Coa the New lesisnert
\psch-rf, rsye> History .; EsItof tnre> 5sh Nesi>
H,,.ry o the putan, KaAets Lazy; ttcO Pgetea 9>s,
80, ,,, H.-. .,r,nEc te Nr-ici lr.~c> frrinApd snd
l>a b-ls rhsf. Ustofy Fspch ReNcion' MsTetN Moves
t,- ,, ,f The pra1ryc fa;er RScan,s Lives oi the
Pr->>: >,-cNho, Hs,cFr SsuSs cc'iFtis is,iloeffy
,.,,; "a, Church. C1vSiL, Philosophy. t'c>i> llcrn.
l,p> H.s st,asr,. Clif-rsun History ~ tt- Rsscf,n.
vs,.. -,sl> Fnstsr'. pescurss>: Bop Saucks WptSs.
H,-,>cr's NVoSs>: Chr>,.au EsuetnbgNnccr. .
NAo r-, coll-crU c ScEnr' BY cii'usci hnShsh sirf
.trisucan p>tS>- &r-
atai. i.t-tl.~ t-.s ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

II To IxPgorE THE CoxFLErIoS ASD SOFTEN .Np
autfy ,he ,kn te Blanc de Pee Frcch preparation OF
mo-; delicate and natural white the pn!y ccmpoe;ion pro
per c applied dehcste kn In Al 30 cents each
io very superior and delicate article of French Rouge h1
mpa beautiful hia Ike blush the corppisNoD without
inlry % The most lcats KIN P-ice 60 Alo lar--
assotnrn Of vey 1ecio' Peff:mc and faneJ Soap For
sale wtoIsae znd retail. By 4 b SANDS &Co wb'esaie
and etal drugzi. and cefns; s3 Bradsay. corner Cham
Der tie.t Granite Buildings. aplo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

Ty- Notice.-A public meeting ot the Christian a nnce
md nh " no introduction n Religious hnnyge and
Freedom ino italy and cicr PRpn toinireS VIII r ieth M
,l,e Rrnntynv Tabernacle WcDe~dag Evening next lfh
ir. nj hnfpn, O'Clock The meeting vii be ndh'fsa lib o'
The Rey Efw,ri k.: %; Boston. liuch Maxwell, Hiram
Ks,rhnm Esq> and other gcr.iienlsu Of ,il's rry
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

@ WATCHES-Tbc largest ana most spIe1dd a.
va seqt Of Wqtse n ne ey - 70 Be- oe9d u. IT,. :, ,n
81. OF Gold sad Silye. Watches; Of the oew-
- om the manufacturers EnEand france snd s~.
and y enabled ofef larger assortment sof a. ni,'r
-, o-.rss =; -a than cny Onsf hot ~ ne ctty; 19kl
W.ice an l,w rs so u 20 each Watches and !e'tetJ
-N,r-i or bought All watches wafrsntf5' 10 kee so1,
,,ne a, The money redre-i Wstebss. Sk>xt nI 1e~say
reosre ~ the best anne- and waIsied- aSer man a. 1o'
'e4e' e. C. ALLEN Importer OF W..e, e snd Je,xesJ
,a2 rrt wholesale and retei-iD ~ 71ss-. ~ 'NAAi''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

For ihe follow ing verv interesting statement OF
Canal indebted ~ Thympou Bank Note he
p,r,.r f. show nj glance amour, paid Of
each canal III STATE, the commencement {" The closing
Of 1913 the receipt, during the sanc time end Tire
expenses eanus. the year Si; The i'em OF EN
r-is asp the Payments. ebEnce interest pad on
the ;ut!.,@!pn-, Uf the Canal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY.
POLICE OFFICE

vor,rc-A man named Matthew 'in-
.e IA, 'ay for -,'crppirg to Tot; ~ ''e - -
r<as -. -h Wand after havin- swcr1 III ii H" =, =,
sd o. ~, oh Ward. lie wcs detected ~ WI ',f", t.
Iss Issp'-,.t ,t,enp, and committed % 'i>'' - ~ "
sectr's 1.h, Guv wns arrested and commit
- ;, u. iu-of Of the q Da,ne, oi Wv - -
I'd =, ir.,,IIy 10 vote sad Dis'f'c' and A'u
S.in - y,oIEscg.--A row and not TOOK place
hl0' u,,.,ry ,,e-, abon, T. NJ and fesuiiep "a
B-'s'' pe.rr gtady Of Orange street who 'aS :
- 80 tn. ip, ard check with ins- KNIFE a ~
'a'p .,.ns 10 ..op The not A 'nan na'''d I' -
..d b. officer Baker and ou'ct' ehaise
sp.,, 4, ID, no, and violence but the one WHO nm ~ '
c - aid TO he Gallagher has escsye'i
s"S'a, Na C,sr.-Thfee rowdies went about one
,,o ,fc oy.ef.oelat of Richard Humphrey
t~' ,o,s asJ CT; quantity oil oy''ers winch iey
{ tas''AA g., yylen Humphf,J, Demanded hs iay me5
es-' 4 X. sed bn and bcut hiin Oyc' thn leg wan
socseH b.kin, ,be bone Of his c- Humphrey a" l.
n, Bospi. ard hi. cs y" One Of the tui''4ii'
''.s nl'eIvts' ,,,, ". eoui not obtain h.s name
ss,e 1''s,, W,Ep.-About hall past O'Clock 'hefc
-I.,hIs ,,sn. and fehHs Ceaire street near '''c
N ,yh ch several persons we're e,i'en "i' i't
Hris O. 20 man ,as brought iDto tie Police with his
I'D Cues of and l., face terribly beaten and b!oodJ
oo,bs hes'b l'fa o" '''' 80
s,s,r ,acaga tor ore day ,o., &c i.
/ / 'nrT T,ssr,Tu aT WARp.-There was report OF
- ,, ,,e,, one Of the polls the lh Ward. but
q : 8,1 mo- lsarn tarticuils.
pR%rrrat.TY-Abou, 81 Two o'clock ih's morning,
rtrirhspi. sp & !, r. 40 20 Market street whN ocno ny
n. ~ ID e and nf T9G s,IS,'y G@liea eae,.d .y. 9
# - niin =, sef,"r IIc lodged the burglar ~ inc wh'1i
60: 70 snS sfi, To- day he was committed 10 PRISON
a p,.g.pocvgy CauGm.-Ofcer Dunshee, tth7
eaSebt nan name John Wliln WIN M ..n hnn ~ ~
nsIA tii attempting ~ .eai hs I.rckct-bo1H contain
n Williams cnuiiiiilf'' " ui'-'''''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

ny II seems hardly worth while that should ndd
testimony the overwhelming mass tint l'H, already been r,
cured hy nnSiirnabc Bum Specific tcaled tJNNEi.b -
MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR. hut wc might as well >Hy
ihu exceeds any thing cvcf heard OF Tor the apd ana
thorough cure o the following complaints. which have been
i-lcd IN III city. Burns. Scah Ery>ieu> fiic'. Sit
Rcrn scrotun Cuihlan'. Frosted larts; Sore NrPe IN
inned Sku &c We recommend ever Family III tins ciy,
10 always keep tins blessing OF the N their house
The article IN tins cts n, u Couriandt 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
! 5 ! Z ! : !

i : : ! i : ! :
joNxs' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SoAP.-The pubic have been
n,ciy doubtful 10 the real and positive effect OF this
hp valuable and wpadef-woIkias effect tecd article
Reader be ~, deceived Ak or Jones Italian Chemical Soap
dangerous or useless Ak particularly for Joncs' Italian Chem
eai Soap. We F,lsl,iyely warTeni ihi, to Oh! l-e
tested By thousands of our mos respectable citizens both ed
To cure all pinpIe, and crupnon,.
HlSche>. sall beUn, >cufVy,
Mc;alscw 'sn. rccscs, sun bum.
indeed >uchis It's curative medical qualities tia;
Il changes dark or san burn skin
To healthy rue cbcsrt>s.
But mnd Jon, Soap has done. and >, effects Thee ere
Get where ere ,f city bat NJ the oi the Au,encu
Eagle, = Chatham street And is BO=dway. o: lS Fulton
street. Brook yn Is = cod
Bsw,RE or ,Sliour CoJD-lt oen lead> Consumption
aNi the diseases. such Coash Csa:rh Brunehri,
ma unjs ,is aT,,c h,r raurercx which / a 2hysctas,
reci, wcncrui efficacy formerly prepared liquid iorin
money viii ~ refunded Unees are icol and 4
ckas> you any ueloine huuious >'h on
Sod Wholesale and .et, BY r Jones Sign g; the American
Es. 8 Chatham ard - BroatNay \ Y. o. iSi tuhon
st Brcokkr Pnce i. and saIal:s package ae-e'd
- Ladies Riding Hats.-SrRrSe ASP sgxstk
ard bSsuual. iNDALrSi,N Rat whieh ;sey have ~s'
In,1u.iueeJ LE.iEY * co Nos. and As;o' Roi>e
Sc tseud'
~ spring Hats.-The subscriber informs Gentlemen
:ha; he amply supplied wh The new '>prns faiiefn
Hats.
I.> p,c wlI be as heretofore Fine Nuira, 81 . 2Dd
quality So - ani is Notwithstanding uportan; advance
IN the pr,ce OF stock SPENCER 81 Chamber - 81
~ Union of the Three Great Political
Parties.-rcmocra Wings and Native AussreaTs h1 rs
finally ani,e all important POM: s1 y !hI. .,I ~, Z f%
brcIs and Canes that be found st any estaossmsa,
tbs CITY all o wheh OF the a'ns; sy'e "a and sPesSI enc
ear BE- hnn.b, eLc,rhc,e as 4as-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
= Italian Chemical soar

- Italian Che p,fcai Soap.-Fof cziln- iTee Sie'
rinnl-s -fup;ions bioichsS, scurvy Eorphrw ma.
mosquito bii-s asd all imitation ,ad rouShn=ss and "a
and d4IknssS Of the ska THIS Iol7 IS onr OF M
rra.ks- Of recent ch--neai discoveries Its -rnoti'ea aro
-nr 9uri.s srokeu M direc;ions irf every oe
who use r-coun mend II One r.k-, - We warrant 20
answer all crGrn.r purposes asd < h:! equine only
AZ o. Walker STREET from tr OF brnsIray
AS-n Milk seres, Boston 70 Chsaut str- tnisest.
rhia Gr.T Pourhkeep Tonsey, Roehcs.rr NysI. See
hav<n Dy,., Providence Carleton, Lowell sne nvp'
Newark. s1S i--
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

fMnsiSAL CouRr.-On motion of the Attorney
3 "a yesterday in this cour, information was Ill.
~ ssenst reSier Du Patty, for breaking the ballot
q the third ward o: the Third Municipality, on
slssy oil The late election. A capias was issued
arrest. N. 0. Pic. March %.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
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~ JOSFVTI TTE'ENNN. NU'IH'IF''i =,
,I'G MoRKOW ThmrsiaL tpn! u a, ~ @eA'S' at inc
yart, nf ls.>-i,ud Furniture consisting o s"iS'. ~
c,i, mahncany an common chairs -siS ss>s
- ,,,-,i ,Gn,s) ard hail s- isI>sel, carpet. nearly new
n vr, nirho:any .ulrs table tus>. and Sch'n table, sie
about ~ h,Nri> oivsnru kn'> c aeo ~ etNuF, OWN
door school desks, lcoOAnI ami iah "n's' NJ. sSe-
Akc hl;cheu Furniture ~
R-,n,A Ann
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

Iffn.r;ssIoN ffnsafEssIoN OF \ MuRpERER.-Alir.d, the slave
i 81 { dawerds, who was committed 10 await has
-. - The murder OF Capt. Augus,in Moulin, on
sxht oil The 2ls, instant in Prytania s,rccl, has
S1s:ail confession OF his guilt. He states that
q, ihshga!ed by jealousy 10 commit the bloody
y. O. Bee, March 30.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

~ we ieam that Mcssrs Harn6en X Co
"erV arrested on Saturday last and held to bail,
"a eaafge Of carrying letter to New. York out
ule mail IN violation of the Post Office laws
i9 iacts In the case we believe 10 be as fol-
4 S;-on the arrival OF the steamer Calcdonia,
IsNss York letters 10 be forwarded bv Harnden
.os Express, were put into a bundle, as is
! S;sssanafy, IN and full postage. amounting TO about
ASs pad al the Boston Post Office upon said
~ before IL left the city. Among the letters
ses 3. sew. York, was one for James Gordon Ben,
~ winch was delivered by the agent, and
Sa.'Iive cents paid them by Mr.. Bennett, who
aoea'iy cutere6 the complsint. We learn
s-s'sctory proof can be adduced thai the full
ny On The letter 10 J. u. Bennett, was psid
nos'on Post Office, before the letter left
a. Bost. Mere. Jouc April s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
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hreAL VorIsG.-John McCaslin OF the corner
tw.ler and Orchard set' N III" letI "aid, wil@f II "
s,y,,d and Ginning rgh, to- ATTEMPTED vote lie wns
go BY Mf Fade officer Of the llii Ward. and committed
q J,sioe TnJlo''
.,1mIss SERVANT AND HER hccoMrLicE.-
Brennan. servant, ~ the family oi William w. Tag
b ~ 10 al, Ntotl, street and Mrs., Ann Alison. married
rated from her husband arrested b; officers
Lawrence fp having between the is, fe''runy nnh
4 Oh n, stolen yaiunbIc clothing two nlature an Gle
bj to,oI bible &c Ssc ..ort Sli1 % from MI Ing
"A t,ncb al which vas recovered trhafne would steal
,s nnd yye them 10 Ann when she cnne to ec her to
a Moe linn 20 pawn tickets for other stolen goods were
Ysin iathurne st. Both were committed 10 answer.
q srr,lIyc Igos.-Daniel DAILY was arrested nnd
d for stealing two dollar, worth oi Railroad ro: from
q n 4.tas r. i2i srcc,.