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PROPERTY. VIZ /:

=
4 Feather Beds, Bedstsads and Beddipr. co,anc
plete, n
. Mattresses,
4 Marseiile.} qnits, nearly new, sEH
Several oth,ir quilts, Ise
Several paisl large Whiipey blankets ~
Several paillincn aid cotton sheets,
Window cuttsius, yf ss
2 carpets arsf hearth rugs, If
J trnnnei oadstead, aS
mahoganY siaeooard, -
2mahogan9 bureaus, E
mahogany weiks1and, 3f:l tS
sofa, sae, f + &
walnut cqFpercupooard,
I1 Iasrs m ~ilas,apa frame class. Il
! dressing tlass. q @
? cherry daEsssiog tables, 5EI e
anI,J , 800 ,ss Sr is
clocr 49, sg
l9a,hing ,hh jff &
5;.nsr
ch;aa aod e., iii
pr;,aan; n n''t,.. M - II, IL
ca.,ar. a%se 49, ~ h.1. III
CIsses :, III Il. ssU.,ls b ~ 800, ~
'i Farn J"u 'r rnss;a sa~'' r.
Be asnnaiilss so 49, st6 mpensnes,
Cooking utensils generality
Wash tubs buckets 90
/
3 lock boas t
milcb casy s#4 h
| light WAGON for i A. D borses $
baroucbS and barnrsg
[ patent eating box
Q barrels oft soar, 4
Add manysotber articles loo ions Ia uYent5bn
Sale 10 4ommoncelat 10 O'Clock. preciselM =
And b.yin@ Ala d..,erm;ned y III, 81. ,;s.;
ness mar, IN mar an,,ls HI ,.;,l ~, -
chsndiss ,,,ndsr I'M care Ana n,sas-. srs -
MIR. n Il urrrog a, pr, arobsnce MA + !.
,;ll og. 80 ~. -, III ~, II
~ nm. 49,, IA, IL II ~ II
nm Ire XIsss ~ : u. ,y.
49, $50 :. W. r. ..
TIE BES1fSTOREA OU3I n
In Jefffson County Vifginia,--a vel y4sn1s
EEyyeIifnr FEouse.
l.rnajT III f,.o,Iaa = 49, fS.
II. 20 go IA ~ In nss' sooe ga
The gardtn.is now we'll j, wl,b sS ysg..shlS II
sis.ss IL. !. ts ~ ,a wv sse'Ao' .!
~ mos ds.irsb,s . ~ aF - ,a o q
most beaIKy inlke lYvorld .n9 M. an,s. III, !
neiehborhaad rich and tbickly sef,lsd K
sons Or hdnor and sdbriety. 10, 10 IL $500
if equaIIeh in any placs. Here The Temns $500
Cause prevails
This stead is q desirable one for anew ia Eul
ner, where he can make with good manage taebt.
-asthousanP dollars per annum, clear ofmodds Ate
expsnsestrpo mis9te. il would also suit IS i
branch STORE for shePherdstown Charlestewn.
or HsrpeEs-Ferry
TERmsl --f,ne-s yeuth OF The whole sum IS b.
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For Sale or Trade.
stocking Yarn.

K"lE have at our Factory $50 pounds Of
Wv Stocking Yarn. for sale low BY the
'ound, or we will exchange il for Wool
JOSE s co.
Shsnlondale Factory, Sept 5, 1914.
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81 Ua Saturday, 2Id September rfrt.
TERMs.-A cteJil Aof six months viii ia
given on alb sums OFFS and above as the pur,,
chaser giyia5~ysond end spproFed securily. as,G
for all sums:9f less amount the cash viii DO reg
quired 8;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

m Wiktibm Nichols, Iaonsas H. Per-
de- Charles Brook qnd Leonard
/ .JepeH;
1T1AKE notice, that on the e7th day Of sep,.
IN tember next az the Magistrates Office Of
u Hanson Belt, al the corner ofSi Paut's lane
sud Fayetie street, II Baltimore, Mary land,
shalltake The deposition Of A6nefl.YitlIams, and
on the 30th day Of September M zt, atl he Office
of Robert lvorihngton. in Chatiestown. JesfFer{
SOP County Virginia | shall lake The deposit
tipns Of caip Moore, w illiam N rraighlil, Ca
leb Pefduei Bushrod e. Washington, Thomas
Varney, and others, all Of hich positions,
Wilt BE read as evidence in suit depending n
The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Ckauce-
ri for Jefferson County, Fitginia. ia WHICH
sn plainllFi 10 chancery, and yoa and others
are defendants. Yours, &c
THOMAS b.. WASHINGTON.
Chariesiown, Aug 90. Ia4Ya
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BALrlMoag, .Jene 10, 1911

Messrs SAxbs-- Gentlcmen: Most cAeertay 10
add 10 The nuSaerous testimonials OF ysur fte pre-
strsntise SarsapYriila. was attacked IL the yesxs
1889 with aAxEortulous affection on rhs upper lip,
and continuing upward taking hold of 10, noseand
surrounding paris until the passages CIR convey ing
tha from the eyes to the noeewere de ed, which
csiseli m upeeasiDg How Of tears. also Effected
t6y sdms, causing discharge very pdsieassRt. and
my teeth heesue loose that il WOULD have been
hard task &c pull them out with sliKhtjsrk such
we're my feelings and suffering at this nmh that
was rendered perfectly miserable. sonsuRed the
ffst PLY siesns Of the City, but with ifisle bseh
Every thing heard Of tried, but All Of :no SER.
yiee, and rs last resort vas recommended ehanga
q Pr bpt tits, like other remedies. did no good,
fhe disessc coptinued gradually iheresse, until
my whoie body was affected. Bur shapks. to hui
mani,y,sms s1hysicisn reeommsndedss suf ffepara-
tion Of Strssparita. procslred f,ta oar agent
| in this City, DR. James A. Reed, 66utles. ard in
Hess ite than three months was restored Is health
and hsSiness Your Sarsaparilla slehk tAscted the
I-.se, -...l ssiak d~sfe that the Aiisted msy
longer suffer but use the right medis ael be free
Irom .'seaseI with feelings Of Joy and Gratitude
DANIEL MeCQxNEKAN. Fl
Any one DESTROYS 10 know farther ,sa lii gpfs will
lind me nj my residence in Front slfeet khere il
Wy afford me- pleasure 70 communicate any thing ia
| DANIEL MecGNNiKAN. 3
Personally appeared before me the above named.
DAnef McCdnnlkan, and made oath Of the facts con
tanned in tleforegoing slstement.
w JOHN CLIQUE,
Justice Of the Peace ofthe City of BAtimore s:
- 4
For farther parc lara and conclusive evidence Oh.
is superior Value and efficacy, see paniphtels, which
NAV be obtained grabs III Fl
Prepared And said. wholesale and retail hy
Al Ii. & ID. SANDS, DfusQisis.. \
~ Fulton-siee,, 27s Brosiaay, II tass s3roadway.
Also BY JOSEPH NJ. NllKfIN.
L. BesyyriLe
Sold also py Druggists generally ofghout the
Cniiea States Price, s. per bottle; Fix bottles
I 81 be pabiie are respectfully reqnesed TO re-
msmber i'si 4 Is Sands 5aS aud is
constantly ssheying such remarkable eures Of the
most difficult class Of diseases to which The human
frame y subject therefore, ask for Sahdss Sarsapa-
trilla, and take no other.
SetleAber,iy5, iS4i- =.
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/ Cnssineres.

T1AsSIMEREs and yestings The very latest
~ Fab pattern, just received ssd Cor sale BY
Sept IL. CRANE & SADLER.
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.Neic NfnIe Gnnlls.

lust received a few pieces Of fELvET D.
q LANES. Tery2fich and beattdul article
for dresses, 10 which we would call the atten-
ton Of The Ladies' CRANE & SADLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
New Fall and Winter
GOODS

WYE are now receiving cur supply OF NE "
w FILL IND WINTER GOODS, which
will be very extensive and elegant. We invite
all 10 an examination Of them before purchas-
ing elsewhere. MILLER & WOODS.
S,nf ID
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SIZE Is 3 E1EssS SsAY.xs.

"II.L He sell On Thursday TIC l2fh dab ..
" SsPft+ibsr fert, al The rssideBcecf Henry n.
GaFphaIl. abont tive hundred bushels u wheat
---lhe pfhpPriy Of said Garnhan, eries on 70 sa-
ti>iy executions il my hands againsf him q se-
CURRY for JehaB Pseke,i.--Tefms Cash. iis
JOAN. w. MQGRE. d. IS.
| Apg. 20 1s44- Fer Datsa Saiuflg.
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HREY, Mixed and White. for sale by
~ T. C. sIGAFo0sE.
: Sept. -
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eRoR taIs i No. 4, MIXERS Row.
- Sept. -.
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Boarding and Day school

SHlREgaR % OWN,
.gsfTsrtess Consfv. ~.
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Vinegar.

GTRQNG Cider Vinegar, Isl FickkbsE for
- sale ~ JJMlLLEA.
aug. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
To the Journeymen Printers of the City
of NeW-Y YnrE.

FrLLowC .FTs~ES-It has ben deemed becoming and
Eecessa -1cud 20 GESEEaL INVITATION 10 attend
M meeting Of ;h= Fr.aku Typographical Association
;oni.; 10 - hid Il the Of nits and Centre -
aad offer ecu the opportunity oi becoming rer
b-:s er-of by susgendnc for ~ b-irs ne action OF
rus. and r-svisg from th- embarrassment and delay
that roSt necessarily attend its formal elections ih-
objec.s Jlls Association h4y- nave WIKI
,vor. md already becoming =tY e-n-teii
70 The A. la-- Is ad.oca,es longer ta v-sE-s
fsctlgo-Iis u.nt%rs lan6-r Two HUNoSrn "NS EIGHTY
THREf. lis Constitution founded oa integrity =ne -rac' Us
tlc- re given d-ucc lie mit and sand IT, Apfro
baiior ALL while al m5dsFa- scale OF Pees has
met ts- opposition OF only SOLITARY EnFLoHFs 10 hs
city.
w4ask you now you viii not assist n SUSTAINING ;i-'e
beash;i@a; objct lfyou Will rot -v- youE NIT IL s-eu
10 prosperity? Ii ron not wIinS 70 share n ~ -
wards aud general benefit Can II D. Justly supposed iof
lnomst, tha;you vino 5cheiiude and eise
will strike humane prominent t-srrs and rob your
serss of your desress .nterss' No, II Is ualu'-nnEA
tural.
L.; netting theu restrain you from embracing the
opportunity ths; o-re Tou sdop, youI claims
honorabe members OF the t4teana the friendly disp'
sitious those sedulouy labo'ea ldvaEce
your interests
wlthose who WELD the night power OF the Press su
i-r themselves 10 bs shackled without s;rusEl=' Shall
nobIsr ihl; blessed mankind suffer disgrace. and
degenerate the sefvty through ihe negligence
OF us poss-ssors For your lierss,-io yoGr hcnoF-oF
the honor craf; call upon sou unit. with
this 4nJerprse and prove your calling and -
s-lv-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

. Tenth Ward.-Ths lsrgs.t and enthu,iai
OF the Democratic Wings of TIE Tenth Ward
which has BEEN convened since the campaign OF 1910.
bed Columbian Hall On Thursday evening" April ,th
and called 10 order bY H. Hobart H,ws ES1 whose
motion JOHN CARR Esq called 10 the Char RoREkr
T H.ws and CHAs. w NICHOLS Esqrs Wee Charmen and
W,i Jovrs Jr. AMI Affixed scorr, Secretaries.
The call OF the meeting read aud approved
retiring Coumitte- Of ige o0ussilns OF Mess.s Weed
Haw Jones' Rider and Barnard appointed 10 draft
lutiens.
Alderman Dave, and Horace Greeley ssqrs addressed tie
meeting efu ,nd eloquent sosohs rhe Whz.
TO sazd firm and initiate the example them b. Copnec
The following resolutions reported BY the Committee
and adopted;
No l. Re,oirsd That W. rh- Democratic Wings Of the
; 2a e@ becSm S f M n Of H, 1 The AZ i"f hs sr
pending aud which w' trust Will be The harbnsr
glorious 'c,oTy which We doubt not wall
No 3 R6solred Thu as workinrmen Mechanics. Man
our duty votes that shall and felt that
We arr firm and unncur supporters OF the preseGt
Ticket knowing the Whls party indebted for
the ra.,ags of The Law and that on by uphoding
No 3 RssoctG, That while VIZ drpTrcate the
which Naturalization Laws administered the
sdor,rd citizens know Of reason why w. Wins
shouId or,ak principle, Of parts JOIN with
ing tie -"ard OF hsl' pp-aynS last Spring rndee,of
ing to sre. Ga'E s AZ iS"S,i o,y % sn M , allies " order to have
Rssciued. That nail with joyOrs aceamaton The rs.
cent sorous3nswS from tonn-ctcut standing side by side
with undnunrrd Maryland these old States the
pai=n that has JUST opened. 1910 and
indication that III. East alliance with thu South bar
te .niully the bfoa principles inscribed upon our ban
ner nor in the fight unt n'tionS hope ,h1 b.
tions destiny The election NJ our Harry Ofihe Vest
Resoirtd That they b-S show thrir attachment
g,at Leader who uuit-rngly sand b. Wing Honlrions
and that sh, that the support OF
nongr- ucte, the coming Election sh.ll be dsem,d
proof Of Wing CONSISTENCY
The following s.ntlrrusu appoutr Vigilance ON
II,,, 49, ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
CITY INTELLILEN nee.
FRIDAY.

r,,orp1oR COURT ... Before Chief Justice JovI.
The following Notice is posted in the Clerks
r ,,d,riioo Of 40 act the csts and fees
Of law ald for Other purpoIes." passed May H. 1910,
s..,s,ed restoring the 10 years lien for all judgments
1,,t,ted before the lst June. 1870"
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Before s R.rrLJE,
gsn ,CommSnOner
REVOLT Ar S2A.-Capt. Hewett, of the packet
II,ies entered complaint against William smith,
Sb ,ssrnen in h, last from Hav~. charging him
-. D a,rempt to make revolt &c Cart II. stated that
O'clock at night the 2Cti March, The Mate called
- 10 him. in hurried voice aud he went on deck with only
,t eo thrown h.rn and his slirrers The Mate
Ia. Here a who has drawn knIie upon me" Or
mn saw that the had his knif. drawn, and told
~, 70 drop it, which he did then told him that would
, him in IRONS and inquire about tins matter He said he
a not b. mt ~ IRONS aud attempted iorw ard, but
.,osht hold OF HIM stop him. and he ciIDched me- but
o,. myself away from h told HIN thai he had night
.iz. hold H replied that he would not allow
man 10 tai. hold Of him and not h'm again W. put
Aim in iroas with trouble and bad first 10 thro"
o,,t him He called anon the otf q who all
,,dny BY TO prevent his being oned nd also called
, 10 rescue him af,sw.rd-he ses,aan arrested at
III, Maro- (whee he attending 10 suit brought
;. him against the Captain lof assault and tsuer) aud
nitted TO custody
MARINE COURT. Before judge R,sDAtL.
George w ilsOn US. IcuerlCk lteWett.-Assuult
md ba,rery az --Th, plaintiff black man,
o the packet ship Utica her last from Havrp aud
IN, defendant Master Of tha, vessel The
aiu, that the Captain the Cd March during the passage
to s por accused him OF he broken STOOL aud fol
lowed pp the accusation by sinking him several
bows over head aud neck. The complaint wassuppor.d
by the testimony Of passengers and als0 by Of the
,e,msn named William Smith. who happened BE- present
The Court charged that Master Of vessel authorized
wto erercii- jurisdiction his vessel the
uttoward his child the household the towards
an apprentice the workshop Either. for sufficient
has nigh, 10 those placed under hn, but be
done IL proper manner aud good ground Of comp''n
Wtethpf or not Captain hogg-d Wilson such
for III. Jury det-lne The jury after passing time
in their room III CONSULTATION. cod agree aud Wee dis
charged.
BEATING FEMALE FOR LovF.-ln the Special
s.s,ou, to-day uJay well dressed coofed named
lame, Stewart placed the bar tria for assault
ppnil IL appeared from the girls statement that James
had addressed her with the intention OF making her hs w
IN due time therefore, he proposed marriage Ike
ming and tender manurr doubling favorable
To his suprse aud grief however she positively refused TO
mary HIM when ls rfi, giving place he attacked
kusus,a aud her terrible beatngtO compel her
consent 10 their union. THIS extraordinary display OF
dsrns,s how. yst lad, nd.nation and she
h.rl layar into uftSOn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

II Fifteenth Ward.-At an adjourned meeting OF
the Democratic Wing Electors Of the 18th Ward held ai Con
>tuiion Hall 90 Broadway on Friday evening 9Th instant
PHILIP HONE. Esq Chairman a c. kIS6sLASD and Noah
COOK, Vice Chairmen-JgrFERsoSB b NosEs and c DERR
Secretaries.
The meeting was then addressed by HORACE GREELEY Esq
length eloquent The Clay Mnstrel.
then entertained the meeting with vocal and Instrumental
amid; Jhunde oi applause The Hon. DUpuEv SELpES
called upon, and addressed the meeting very great
length IN eoQueai and mastery JAMES :.
TyER Esq beng called upon forward and spoke w;h
yIs s1 beng called upon addressed the meeting also
length The following Resolution, then offered and
adopted UNANIMOUSLY:
l-sa'rei, rha! ;hee nothing Pitieal hearts
S,ae becau>e wil afford All ndpua5r evidence that the
People OF the Nation seek not on Reform but permanent
hf T aa 6Rks FENKIS n MIN SSse. Saf taad.e for
Nlsl Y every respect enletl fra,asd 10 perform al i-
ReSclreG Tba, WlLLLANv. BRADY. our present faith
ei Alderman OF tins Ward.
Ressg,d. lla, our candidate ASSISTANT Alderman
HARN Eh \ WEED recognize true. ardent faithful
capable aud deserving l. and that he whole Demo
cratic Nhs Ticket shall ony jealous support
but thai ihsv shall one ana sl - elected.
ReSo.red, That rejoice the triumph oil Democratic
Wing principles N Connecticut Maryland and Newf oEk and
VIII emulate their GLORIOUS example,
RsSalrsd IA; will give heary united support ~ the
following genuine Wing Ticket
tsaai tS ASlii, Alderman. lAA 81 \ Wed FkNbi
ssssGG, PmLETp5 W9oDRuFr EDwhee he.4I5 GkAf
\ motion 10 ADJOURN made and carried
ReSored That the proceedings OF this meeting be published
PHILIP HONE, Chairman
&c; ! G F!SestASO 54Sos ,,viee chairmen.
]EfErSs9S 6sos E N0srs. Secretaries. Ii
X DIR. Graham VIII Lecture 90 "wAIER
corner Of Broadway and Leonard Tickets 2o Cents II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
OFFICE

Th, INQUEST that held to-day ia III. Of Daniel Me
Neil native of Ireland sped i0 who reported 10 have
Died in consequence OF beating he received from Daniel Cos
tivau on the 18th u but who sppeared died III the Hospital
of d.ea,. the lungs aud Prricirum. produced BY ntem
reapce and exposure Cogln lhereupon discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
poIl,t OFEICE

THErr.-Charles Jenkins arrested and com
mted M stealing 81 G2t from the pan'noons pocket Of John
NJ. Huuter No Centre Market Place.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
Commercial and Money Matters.

lhe National Insurance company o! Boston
have declared dividend of per payable
demand.
We learn that in the Of the application OF the
Trustees the bondhod-Is of he Norwich and Worcester
Railroad for Injunction and the application has
denied The floating debt Of the Company about
50 eco, ahich proposed shall IL funded Should
reach only 21OO ,hsre will be left, after pa7ng all the
eIpauses Of the Company interest debt &c ss5 OoO from
whio d-ductng $4,000 fo and S25 Goo for
sinking fund there will so 900 for division among
1900 shares Of stock 50 per share Should the receipts
r.c $3.50 600 asemannua dividend Of per could b.
mad.
At the Baltimore Stock Board, upwards Of So,
Goo Baltimore SIe sold Ios Osi, which
pfOrern-n Of per Sales OF Maryland Sres
made 6si aud = off 69t asked esi bid For Baltimore
aud Ohc Bai'old shas ;o! offered. and for sa
AT New-Orleans on the 10Th, there no altera-
ton Exchange. Sterling s: per Francs
5i0a5i5 NewYork 30 days phr discount, sight
Checks J, ID per discount.
AT Mobile on the 26th, Exchanges without altera-
ton Aab also without change the dl,coun
"a a Q ler cent
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

- BR,SpRETH Puts AND CUR CtIM>rE.-THE WEA-
trs EsrEors.-The sudden chaares OF the wea-
iher will b, productive much sickness unes people
careful 10 attend 10 the state OF the stosch and bowels
this don. danger will buton ls fist eelne o
headache pam She side back bowels have recourse 10
BRANDKETH'SN VEGETABLES UNIVERSAL FILLS
Six eight Of these Pills will IN be sufficient as
first dose. And dose oi this kind it's not improbable
prevent months OF sickness. perhaps death
They will If used durin. the prevalence for
dis-aS- eeurry pven; fatal results; because they
the stomach and bowels any motbiie matters that may
have accumulated the by inhahug impure Ait '
from ealing uUwholss Hms food
II is A. all ,mes prevent than disease because
taklug BY these Plls, do nor de-
b,e the natural functions othe body but father stTenthrn
aud ss.i>t them; the peculiar ac,on OF BRANDREThS
VEGETABLE BlLLS. Is cleanse the blood from all nm
pnes. eNey OF pam weakness and preserve
the such oiheah aud visof tina, casual
CHANCES at.ect II.
sold Al - cents .r to& =, 2,l Broadway q Bowe5y 1874
Hudson street. andlas H TRIPS, l6 Division street
Mrs BOOTHS, Market street. Brooklyn 1t
Sc.RLyr FEvER-Llke all other rvers commences with
nausea and ,lckusS> hurst, hrsdsch, Tsdus oi the
ey,s In ths. days Picknc sensation eNpsr
"pcr aud eruption ui sry rrdneSS o-cina 10 trar ,>
the atms, and hu M uniform Irdnv>s The
,hoir body. Weights Indian Vegetable ifii. easy:
scrt Fever. Wrish,'s lndAu Vegetable Pills should
Be oxen very nsh! on so 10 bed IL s9Th doses as iS pro
PeI loo"ss np "iii short time suedue ihs most lo
will tc mpJosed and blood completely ruusd thar
new l'i- aud ,';of vii h s'v.u TO the whole irame
dcub;nl elAaceT and be particular 10 ask io Ntclt In
sale aud ,ctsNo rs treenMich NewNork No. le
fremont street. Boston an4 70. Raeestevi Philadelphia
~ n,llEy,, MAGICAL PAS ENrRAcreK 10 be had gen.
Broadway. Bcwarc OF oiierS at hall prlce II II. Daley
be not 'rtet with pen on every box AVOID IS poison
PREMIUM RAZOR SrkoFs-The irs, premium a; the Far
AZ arar..r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

:, INFORMANT AkrtCLAs.-Odfidsris Balm oi Cnur
M ' ~. aie e vented io restoring the ha prr,cuuue
'1 i1iurg on, and grmoUns sSurf, dandTutl Sc
s"i india Hair Dye for colo,ur he h,,f blscL war.
iaaied, al ~ Couuiaud, STREET " ~ ~ %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

+. COTTON, Aucnoneer,
u COTTON X co. Auction and Commission
Merchants No l5 Fulton aud 81 Ann-stres Liberal
i-,nc.s made on conssnmeus and prompt returns made
THIS DAY, Saturday Aurl s,
A. l0i O'clock, NJ the store No 81 Anr-str-et
large assortment OF rvrrY deser p'ion OF Hartrars COM
risirg IVORY h,nd- Knives aud Fcks, buck do. Pruning
Knlve, Bri'auru Tea and Table Soou Saw. o MI sizes.
Draw Huiv.s Files. frcoritnS " Nc.
,lso. quantity Of Dry Goods, such IS SdS Liner ana
Cotton Eikfs Gloves Hosiery, Nousssliueds LANES nc
Slso about 5a Trunks various SISrs
Also mail assortment ol secoud.h'ni Furniture.
isO = B-a Clocks
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
are informed that one of tie INC

SHOcKIyG.-We are informed that one of the most
horrible occurrences have ever heard or read oi,
took place few DAYS ago in the lower part OF the
city, known MS Frog,own. Ii appears that woman
living in that part OF the city had occasion 10 go out
for n short time leaving none in the house but II
small bow and an infant in the cradle, and telling
the boy to put the child 10 sleep again should II
awake before she got back. A. soon us she re-
turned she asked the boy if the child had wakened
Yes mother he replied, land PIT ii to sleep
The mother thinking ii had slept long enough, went
10 take il up, when she discovered that il dead
and its head horribly manglcd. 1t appeared after
ward that the boy, quite unconscious OF the crime
he was committing, had taken hammer and beat
the child on its head until the poor little thing fell
aslcep in death. Cincinnati Commercial.
DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-We were not aware
until last evening that the house destroyed by fire
in Pearl street, the other night, was occupied by the
wife of Henry Miller. now in Jail on charge of
murder. This is indeed serious calamity, and
calls for the nterposon of the charitable in behalf
oi the sufferers We understand some kindly dis
posed individuals have already made aud IRE still
making efforts TO collect money for the rclc OF Mrs.
Miller and her six children, who are now homeless
as well as ln,herlcss. To the agony ot remorse is
now added the destitu'on of wife and children.
AcCinENr on THE RAiLRoAD.-We learn from
Adams Il Co. that q merchant Of Boston, named
=. Brewer, in attempting To lump upon the tram
on Wednesday afternoon, lost his hold and was yio
lently dashed against the rails When the cars lei
he was nsensiblc. II is strange, after 30 many
warnings and losses OF life, ;hatpeope will attempt
TO jump upon and off the ears, while the train is go
ing NJ the rate Of ten 10 twenty miles an hour
RENSSELAER, CoUNrY.-We did our Wing friends
in Rensselaer, but scant justice Yesterday. We sci
down Stephenlown as Loco. Foco, ii having usually
gone that way. But this year, under the new i'm
pulse of CLAY and the Tariff StepherIown elects
the Whig ticket hy forty odd majority. The Board
ofSupcrvisors, therefore stands IL Wings to5 locos.
Alb. Eve Journal,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

The oern eomgrsrd $40 Beeves, 2l2 Cows aud c4Ive.
AZ Swine, and 500 Sheep
Beef continued good demand aud $50 mead includ
ing for New Y0rk dISposed O at II 20 100 Tbs
inr inferior .rme beasts.
Cows aud Calves taken at > $40 for dry Cows 50
sl8 for Spfiugss and SlS SEA each for Mich Cows.
The ofie Of SWINE inc GUIDED several droNe from OHIO,
and we're chi. Il disposed Of at 1926 ~ 100 lbs
Sheep sold ST 30 So 90 and 81 zach quality