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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-06

liln VA NLtAOTuKi
AND GEN rLENEN'S CLOTHING STORE,
50 MAIDEN LANE.
JUST RECEIVED, the latest and approved French
Shirts Also general Of eliot ing of all
scriwOns
Clio hing made order the following low prices
Frock and Dress Coats mad- aud trimmed from.
Paniaoons and Vests made ard trimmed so to Is
All made in the hat and fashionable ztyle
Under garments made ORDER Hosiery Gloves. Stocks
CrAyats. Collars, Susl lenders, &c. VIM COLLINS
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-06
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IN VII BIB LIZ

mAI0OD
MANUFACTURERS and importers Of Ornamental Eak
IVA Work, WIGS Toupss. Bands, Curs Seam bSndssn hslr
and style everlasting Cur and Ill kinds 81 hair woss
wholesals and retail
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-06

The SIGN OF The GOLDEN FISH
471 Broadway, corner OF Chambers Street,
articles just received and calculated for the
and approaching which he offers such
vii the patronage Of those h. favor him nth call
Wlen leather, Silk Meno and Gotten Shirt and Drawers,
Ladies' and Ge, tlrmen scarf, and Cray SATIN, Silk AID
'iohar Pocket ha.dkerchisf, Silk and Cambria
every varsity Bels Shoulder aud Money hand
made order Cos, Booms and Ia fact article
auiIed for entire outfit Particular attention cad TO
Of PARIS shirts, h,ch made entirely wi hout
Lney fouud to iii aud will better
SHIRTS before made Shirts made order
'ssost fashionable sly II and the shortest
~ Broadway, corner Of thainbers street.
rnen ths uatr Il, o23 INT
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o'f @fr. Sfaatsn Su trfldrn, unb unftre Ns,
ssrnns auf. BE @rt su Srpinssn Srss sssen
aefas Su fabrsn unS ss ~ bsIIsssn, woburb
Der 4n'blub unpsrmsiblidb mirts. Ser Nu.
tor esiss pf1ffssn planss m.int, eas psrsrisa
ss9sn bic Ssr Staatsn~ obne Ger,ua ,rfldrt
psrosn folte' um Ssm @olfs bsSsr qdnesr fsi,
ne 3slt Su lafkn SeincisIietsitsn asasn tinan.
Der ju Beginner. Die Gabe fouts b.is.rf,its
NIT Den frsunefbaftli1ifsn @sfhblsn bstri,b.n
psrbsn, une fclte irssno elmer in osm Samnf.
fallen, fca sr init mlitdrfbsn @bun bssrbiat
uno feline bintsrlo0sne SamiIis aus Dem tsrani.
ibsn eano 1onb psrfcr9t nsrssn. 9as Gan.
Sc itist iib ouf ben @runens: "9sm Sisaer
9sbert Die Ssuts,' unb ba bic Ser. Staakn
jsbsnfaas Sisasr isn mdresn, misten (ts bic
Ssuts (Ssras) bsbaltsn, lie modtsn molten opsr
nlbt. sSsnn ss alio bIOs auf Den 1Diusn Der
ssransr anf6mmt 70 1T &riss unpsrmsielib.
2Ssu, mir molsn nibts ba9sssn snwsnesn-
lOlts absr pirflib Die Sobvit pss Onfsl gdm
NIT Der Osis Ssras ifattfinpsn, 70 mdrsn mir
| oafhr, i'm Scsiratbss@ @cntrafte Die @itsr @s.
nsnibaft ausjufblisfsn.
polP uno cine Gommittee.--@rose Wns
ltrsn9un9sn msrosn bsrsits ssmabt ben neuer,
'pdbltsn prsiiosntrn in bic GsrmaDruna elmer
eommlttss Su 9sben. Die 2cfcs pom gorbsn
lino Doblf unruDi9 ws9sn ben ginl1us ben ibre
aallrtsn NuuDviers pom Slbsn, in Der nab.
fen @ominifratrn BADEN msrtsn. ginia. Der
anfabrsr BADEN poIf srfubt ben gSinnr in
philadelphia iuiubrin9sn no iIs Jpn fir ibre
Ola6r9sln sinjuersrSirsn Doffsn. Ob es ibnen
9sn9sn mirS, Ddnst ollsn Don bsm Gbaraftsr
bes Mannss as. Gin Correspondent Der Rtu
Vorf nSrus Gun i6rsbt ibsr bis1en @sasn,
tanb wis fcIst: "Iis Sspssunssn ;sissn s,
nsn brssd9sn &f fir ginfub uno Grfos,
;wiibsn ben Srsuncen pom @ri9Dt CALHOUN
unb Sas. es 1T wabrfbsinIb, eas Ssssr
esfsr ersi Ssrrsn itcb bsrsit Bd!t bsm qanes in
Der @i9enibaft ais StaatSlsfrstdr ;u biensn.
5r salboun bsbifnt oas 2(mt bsrs,ts uab bat
oabsr Den Ssiis sum @OrtDsiI Dor fsinsn @it'
bs,psrbern.
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iif. @tsr bic Ysnnfplpanifhen sarifsqofofos
fcs bsbarrten b!inclinsS barauf su slanbsn' o.
Der sabsn Dor ;u slauben, bas jcr. Yclf bic Bee
fbusun9 bssdnifi9sn pures-unb jest ca ibrs
Stimmen ibn srpdbIt babsn, fansen ie an ju
farbnn, bab sr fe bstri9sn mirb! Sie Wars
ben Sstrc9ene fcn unb fnb bstrc9sn wcresn.
absr rpenn tas Ssrcsrbsn uno @lsnc, weltbss
fcl9en mub auf bic Innabme pon Yclf's Srss
banesIsantisSsfbas sunss Yolitif, perpirfIibt
iinc, eann mtsen mir sr,partsn Sisle bisisr Bee
trcssnsn psnnipIpansr ausrufn su btrsn aus
Der Slsfs ibrsr Scr9sn, in Den @crhn brss
Wtitsecfcfofcs pom SunbMrp 9lmsritan; "8srs
esrbsn bsm Wanns Der uns bttrcssn bat!'
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Der ZtteraIe Benbartter
1eabtto, ben II. Sec'ber 1874.

Grllnfee Staats Gsfsssebun9 ,piro fb
am erifsn Wontase i'm Sanuar, ndbifsnMons
tag absr spsi 9Bodsnt in Sarris6urs pertains
meln.
6Tyedbifsn Scnnta9, Den 22. December.
miro bic bier nsusrbauts Wn9lifbslutbsrifbs
Sirbe" fsisrIib einsswsibst weresn. 9asYubs
lifum 1T btfibif pa;u einsslaeen.
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Eas Smitbion'fbe Sermdbtnib. -
Ser in eonoon uerforbene Sames Smitb,
fon permadte iein oonses Serm6een Den
0er. Staaten. um unter Dem gamen
emitbfon nfbes Snititut in Wosbineton
cine Inifablt 5u erri6ten. Die nielibe
3enntniiie unter Den Weniben uermebren
unb pertreten Iou. Soto nab Dem Sooe
eiefes woblwo0enoen Gnoldnoers purbe
fsin Gieentbum periteieert. oas Die Gum.
me BON 1lr.5OS 3lS 10 brabte. pelbe am
8. Deeember 1888 in Die Sbaefafe Der
Ser. Staaten fob. Der Ser. Staaten
ebas iduloet ieet tem Smitbion iben
germdbtnie Die Summe pcn $4,000
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Der philadelphia uGsmofrar pom lsstsn
9snifass mslest, cab Nu9ult SaecbD,
esr sini9en unitrersr 2sfer bon ftjnsm fribsrsn
9tufntbalts in Ssrfs @auntp bsfannt 1T, am
porberssben Gage fsin llrtbsiI srbisIt uno bon
csr ecurt in philadelphia Su 24jdbri9sr Subts
DouSlfrafs perurtbsit ,puros auf cine 2(pflass
Der Macms. 9Soasnwebsr, fir 9srIbwtruna
uno Msins'r, um bon ibr @slo ;u srprsfTtn.
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Drufer lcben nid,t allein pom Wins
oe-iast Der sin1ibtspotIs 9oftOr Brcen.-
9Sir babsn fbcn Idn9if Die grfabrun9 semabt,
eas Der 9cftor 9isdbt bat uno rifsn cbi9ss
nur elm, bamit unlers faumfeIi9sn &unosn balo
ourd Die Shat tswsifen mo9en, bas Ie NIT
unS 9ltibsr Meinuna ine.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

the occasions of calling thief and robbers rs Lesa
should say h.. was Very quie:, so - man. :, ,o,
Eliza Lyons, swor-Iiyes with ilr: Prall SOP
Broadway recocts ,ns rorgfa coat 10 the door
the evening b-ol the ire lid ek notice a HIM and
Cannot identify to- 9tisoLer Is being the man.
The defence here rested
Eliza Hogfeid, sworn for prosecution dtwo
"rihrse doors abo,e Lerga, the deceased o;en and
knew her well : nev her tls worse for liquor.
nenry D,nS sw9s 1 5"o Pose 0llesf nave M
worse FOR liquor aist her three years ego in the City
PrS0n hen she was Locked M by her huscanG dad not dis
pu'e that she drinking
Justice .Sterens, sworn-Has seen deceased tre-
9ueny she I? the poc@ o;ice neyer h"r inoz
Gated have thought her sometimes affected By liquor
aeI some sort ofexcitemsnt Judged Of he By her tks
he testimony here rested on both sides and Mr.
BaADY llroceeded TO for The .I-L.1.ca
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
.uarlscts... Carefully reported fo, The Tribune


ASHES-Ihs market stiil very quiet and entirely nom
mai at 62. and -: for Pots and Pearls
COTTON-fhs market still feels the effects othe fore gn
d, ices and Yesterday hear OF nothing done woI
thy of lepor The market very heavy aud purchases could
be made per ID lower than before the Sea arrived Il
tins stare ef the market useless give quotations
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market is as before noticed,
very quiet and heavy. We notice sales 800 bbs ONO at 10
aud some Michigan sold al Sd OFF IS There Is but limited
demand. Fancy held al s. b2: Scratched Western,
is la good demand l-4 80; hne mitdlnc l2!; mid
ding GA; ship stuff 15a % Southern Scratched
is 25 with sales 1,te is fair demand for southern d.
scrptous and Nesy moderate suppl Holders are iTm Il
Their ADVANCED professions GEORGETOWN aad Braadsina
,sid at 81: s. Richmond Country o.: s. Richmond
Cts now edat5 Is Rye tlourls at3 81: AS so For
M,l there guch demand at 81 6zi Tor Jersey and
Rr,,,,.yine Buca wheat selling 20 a . for common
and = cocy bags S2a I2; half barrels 3 Is. SnoIts
are uonira!y 4 2 cts; Shp St'iis II csns ba Md 5
very lu at tli2 Witn aie7oT AZ Sa cents.
(iRAlN-Wr!isar OF roi.llg farther doias IN Wheat
Corn Is scarce s"i demand :yo or three lots
oiIe.- Tor when Weight, dsllv-re refused
Last sal Southern here 90 cents weight New North
err W Qao- ,3 cts and htt4 off-nag Rye nominal %
a cents httlr offering. Oats Northern,
held II IS 81 cents. We small sass s,;4i! 81:
cents Southern Nothing doias Barley blacsey-d
Peas 81: per fac with small sales.
PRONISlONS.-As before noticed, the nlrke. continues
very tiye, difficult sry quotations
ro l. 4 sale 2uU tGS Nw SIsss aud ;0ne made Il
5 aud 1915 Old Mess 5O old Pcne - wits s.le,
03 asyc!S lnne Beef quote 81 2j and s. p or
Country Pae ana Mess, wirhsmali ai- City Prime t37!
zC; Mess 81. 50. We notice sales too 5bls Mess
Country at Cd oil So Small sales Lard 81 ceats
City i, heIda: :. Butter ranges JoH s. l6 cts with
no. ye- large stock. The demand moderate Cheese
i: s.! with sales Saivs 20 thds IL ans t;
F.tLLOW-Ihe article IS not active. Wenonce sales 50
bbls New Orleans al cents, cash.
WHIsKY.-rhs few barrels here aI= held at 25
D.udse is quit withou: Sales at % cents
SEEDS.-tledecs o., lover steady and we hear OF
oilea. consequence; II Is mostly 10 the hands OF
specraIo5s; held Rough Flax wanted, aHd
not peGry small lot sol $40, sales If iOJ tcs tlean
"ae 'ad. st Sl. Timothy a:se tenland SI;, and
IA So was oiIsTei Tor lot OF good.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

The bris Nimrad which went ashore about fortni Sht
since Little Ess HaEbor has been stripped rhs hull Will
D.. lost,
The schr Venus Capt 6 P.ce, of and from Phi!adelrhia
for Harbao.s with cargo corn meal flour pot bread
SC put Thomas the goth ult IL distress, saky
with loss oi rigging, sp.rS sprung &c rrvey was held
and nded that the cargo be discharge! Tor ia
ch.t elimination.
The wreck sen bottom up off Chatham Care Cod the
2g alt and which ard ppear has been identified
as the brig Martha Anu aud from East achias for Bos
rece.tly reported vessel he late OF those on
board s.l unknown bur tes very tte
hope that they saved
The loss bark Ssbue Of Portland Is confirmed by
letter from Capt Merrill which that lost
Chtt4pe~ Bar ~, 23d of November with piot on board
The S!s brazilian OF Prospect before reported arrived
New Bedford has experienced very heavy gales from w
lost boats davts, and received other ntug dama-e.
The bg Hazard. Of Portland al Providence, from Mobile,
has had heavy weather the coast lost boom and shifted
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

The trial OF this wound female for an assault and
battery on Henry s Ballard, with intent to Kill, by
stabbing him with a dirk knife on the stoop Of the
Astor House, was resumed on the part OF the de-
fence. The crowd was so great that not more than
half of them could get into the court-room-and the
excitement produced by the peculiar facts OF the
case. was increased from yesterday and was so
great that it was difficult 10 preserve order IN the
court room.
William Calleadc1, s'yorn.-I reside al l0 Du-
ane street. am MAJ Of fniiy ard clerk of the Po,
lice Depsrnegt; kno' Amelia >osman ;hr accused and
cane May 1899: had kaown her she
house fs saw Ballard to know him ab2u, ,: he
in,l Police Office about setembet as; had seea h'n De-
O. What the conduct Of Amelia Normal whiie she re-
sided il your fanny
Gr MORRILL, then stated the Court what they intended
topose IL part q the the seduction and run
Counsel for prosecutions tn adms OF the testimony
proposed TO be introduced by the accused
Before he had eded far howeTs- he interrupted by
the Counsel the claimed prior right 10
state gouad Of objections the admission Of the tss-
t!mony.
T. SANFORD, Esq. then rosc and addressing
the Court length stated with great force and ability the
grounds of his objection 10 the admission of the testimony
proposed VIZ q. being In oppooo ts the principles OF
laws unusual extraordinary. nidmis,be, and amounting
TO no defence justification Of the crime m "hich the
prisoner stan cageI The learned counsel CITED auhor
tes support ois argument aud orth ub;amtatien Of
objections. After sp-akius abou; ana half hours in
learned and eloquent Mir Sanfotd concluded his
guren, He followed By John 4 Morrill,. ESQ.
conended boil! and eriy for the atmisson
of the evdesce, assigning and citing cases
in suppor; Of his positions.
DAVID GRAHAM Esq. then addressed the Court
in an eloquent ard powerful maoner favor Of the admission
Of testimony for eence which e contend-d demanded
alike by y justice and humanity. Re cited the decision
Of judg4 Ff~cI the Su2rene touIt OF y Je-sey IN ir
case q spqe;on erce: for lu1-5, in which Mercer was
acquitted unde e establishment Of temporary nsanlty OF
the prisoner resulting ror v doHa 10 his sister oy
the man he rad killed Nj t-aam sad to facts ~ that
,e: similar tose ibis caseaul ;a the dec sion
cC the Court be invoked The that gwen u
,hs ease o yercr yJulge Elmer ir Grhan d*et roT-
e1fuiIy on the iarny - moral tur'ud, % GaaT IN ruio
ng Tie rrsones aud en Abandoning " 10 distress and
desperation ia cocSI, her dreadful Gun-
isneu crafty his and to des;roy her soul
he had destroyed her body her cht r,ctra'a hcr mind
Mr.. SANFORD closed the argument in an able
eoinls the Speeches OF the opposing Counsel Mr. Phil.
lips cited some horit,ep The Court then adjourned to
Thursday morning II o'clock, take time examine
authorizes previous TO giving their decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

05~ Calhoun for Clay!-WHY? Because he knows
that Clay will preserve in its pnry the soul and r CT the
red Patent screrc rirst NAPOLEON SOLES will protect
the constitution and Srri'S OF men, well AS the durability
their understanding the of their Boot
and Shoe Soles double the lsnGh Of time VI ch ordinary
sole will last. trng additional expense.
Manua and sold No SO God.street, New ork,
by proprietor. ROBT. b RUGGL rs.
atn n,,r,Il-t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
POLICE OFFICE.

LARCENIEs-Isaac Simmons and Moses Cowan,
arrested for stealing ov.coat from John B. Sattat
No Walker Several other petty tettS
brought before the Police
DIsoRDERLY HousE.-Mathew Flanagan
rested By Officer Prince John Davis keeping dsodery
house No Attorney street and held 70 bail $500
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
onice or the En,v.rv Esrs Y,Srs

u Office or the Hnwcry Fire Insurance
Company, No; I2i bowsiy, corner Grand-srr-e1 De-
cembeI &C. S!3-N Company assures their
TONERS and The pubic that they will continue 10 lrur NJ ls
lowest rats OF premium, faro.be terms as any similar
Institution IN this city, including o.e Cou!pz- that ady.r-
us 10 return 10 rer cent JAMES LOVETT President
fETER PfSCkSEf, Secretary, d2i I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
MARINE JOURNA
CLEARED.
Bark Thames, Prince New-Orleans Nesmiih s. Walsh.


Bs Merida Pepper 6 days from Oporto wine and cork
- Moses Length.
Brig Anrora. Gould, of Boston % DAYS frcm Aux C.ves
coffee and !ogwo9d, 10 Mare2e Left schr Willis Put
man, OF and for Boston, 10 sail days 10th inst SANDY
Hook bearing NV about 10 miles distant In fathoms YEA
beng calm nd fo-gy discovered
treahers tne wind bleezing up hauled off At tn
t!me spoke snip, supposed De obou bur
that h had lost his second officer and the crew having
previously SHIPPED heavy winch CARTEL away the
round house buw aIk boat and caused considerable
oter damage A. the time, the vessels in the breakers
Capt Gould does MT recoec the ships where from
out thinks he said rIeste.
Bng Cioct.w Hi,ges, i,on Tslermo and Gibraltar, Nov
2J iIuit. How, Godfrey Robinson. Lett at Palermo
brg tua. Robinson, just arrived from Boston LIT at
Gibraltar, ship .z.iIt, ieaky, from rlsStr for New
York; ship Lotus, 10 sal next day for SuuatEa
ns Excel Smith DAYS from savannah, cotton aad
To -iurgrs 18th off Gapega passed snip
ChaIlestop Brown, hence :oc Charleston.
Bog Tower Jsnlus 2i days from Lasuayra, COFFEE and
hides Nhittake.. Sailed IN company with schG Com
K~araey, Pane, for Baltimore. Lett Com Warrington,
tatchei Porto Cat-li0; brgs Kowena Hsca. Carac-
f4s, DE-. OF Philadelphia, and Columbia. Cooper OF Baitl
I.uTe sca7gne. 9Th INST lat 2. long spoke buE Ius-
c3ny, Of Ellswot, Psnobscot lays out: 0 lat 25.
tong :: br- Comic -nce, from New orK DAYS out.
Bnusi,Schf SOPHIA ysou iG days from barbadoss, ~
btilaSt 10 ! = 3a,Le. YES. : -ii not TecolIeCtrd
sch7 June Doau-, OF KINGSTON, q days from Jacme ;
Domingo coil and lo-wcOd, 70 Csor-e DOus:ds Lett
American vessels.
schr oumbiaae Foster DAY from NeIitlest Mass, IN
ballast Bound 70 RapPahaanocH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
To MARINERS.

The ROYAL Danish Commercial Department. has, under
date Of the 23d of October notice that the GJedyer
L@ht the south point Of Fals,e hitherto only consisting
Of 10 lamps, with r-gerbeIatos not powerful enough TO
illuminate the extent for which the light nt-nted and,
IN order to remedy the evil OF lamps with e8srbea
tors above the other lights been added which throw their
lights in the dark intervals aad by which the light has be-
come uniform and it spreads with the intensity
over I'll the points of the cOmpss here II is visible
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

= Cotton Canvass, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK, LIGHT RAVENS, for BOAT SAILS,
AWNINGS. &c. Also HEAVY TARPAuLINS, PA
Ptt f. TINS, 81 TO ~ incaes wide; BAGGlNG, plain
and twet % and Il inch. Also Gram and Meal Bags q:
and bushels For sale ny
BRINCKERAOFF, FOX * POLHEMUS,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
= .Journeyn,em CTnir Makers Attend

4 Nee,in of tn .oun ymen char Makers Of the Cy of
Ne, or, will be held thursday 18th inst
Johuso, Fourteenth Ward Hotel, 7oclock a full aud
puncua attendance sSted business OF Importance
viii be brought before the Meeting
b. order OF the Standing Com zltes. Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Richards, Aucuogeer.
Rf BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLATT-;
~CteS B-osdw.,-

Josiah Richsrds AucuoDeer.
Rl BANGS, RICHARDS II PLATT.-Store
JCss Broadway
TUESDAY March 18Th, IsH
~ HIh If-NlNTH NEW-Y0RK TRADE SALE
me nsH feentr T4de Sale will BE- commenced on Tues
~ Ie zo, OF March /; VIII o. conducted urdsr
'sC'ioa et ~ Commit IT, Of the Trade. heretofore
~ 'sS OF boohs PaP.t, St.tionegy, StIeo,ype Piat>s,
at,rSis, Leather and Cloth &c respectfully
"uc and should BE- furnished D. IN. Is, OF E.bfuary
" the s-lcSus Will be put pres Tks cash ad.
antes will ee mide on recep, OF goods when required
FM. DUMONT, Aac,ioueyr.
IALUAHLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY
AT AUJTION.-WN. DUMONT will sell Al ,uc.
ti5n on THURSDAY January 25 at 2 O'clock ;. The Ner
chants ExchaGce- hat valuable property Consisting of two
lots N-s. 81 aad $50 Broadway.
Isl. The large three story brick House and Lot No 81
Sfoatv ay The Lot being Is feet inches front upo Bro.d
way By l73 feet u inches deep forming Leonard
Of II feet inches fronting thereon, with spacious
BRICK Stable The House 81 tee, inches deep with the
width Of the lot.
2d The two story brick from, House and Lot, No ss
odway, with the small smv Dwell,ngH House And Shoes
IN the known No 60 AuihonyslI,si being north
,tiy copr Of Broadway aGt Aa,honyses and extending
q feat iucheS Broadway, 100 feet upou An,ho
n, street p feet 10 inches the being south
the block compeherGins N. Broadway
tabernacle
vo-thr Of the purchase money for the above property
msy desired, on bond and mortgage at
w aanp payable seml-arEaay. for hs term OF yesr,
is tbs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
IRELAND IRELAND!
SEtOND EDIJTDN.
4 MEMOIR on IRELAND NATIVE AND SAXON
By DANIEL O'CoS>ELL, Mp.
Ui;h Likeness Of III, .1itthor. P,tcs % C.,.ts

THIS extraordinary book and will oubsessro
suc4 profound IMPRESSION W. cak not Of siat NAV
called the Reading Pubic sven tn in Ireland
whom, doubt ch-e,r edition will ~ prepared!
general circqa5ioG The impression ,eak offs
that which be felt o. StareS,Heuby Six Rob. Peel by
Lord John Russell by VI. Gu-ot aud II. Thisrs That the
volume will have European md American circulation
may b. taken, considering the Author and the suhjec, as
matter course. NeHt already pu ubshei will
be printed in English Paris and Brussels and in month
there will D. translation, perhaps, oo Frenc1 We
cannot doubt that German versions will appear In Berlin
Dresden: and IN ur;ch fo TIE King Of Bs.2-;a though
Legnist Is thorough ath9llc. twill pass The Alps, 100
and s IN lta viii nave The Satisfaction Of read
Q,Conuei History Of Ireland choice Italian. W.
should mol D. surprised the Emperor OF Russia would
maGd Scily .nsation only TO show the Poles
there have been more hott moIs yesevering, and
bloody Prosecutors Of the Catholic Chu-ch than he has bn
As 20 It's c!cuiarlon America, wsueed SPEAK there Will
De twenty editions IN twenty weeks and, doubt the MeI
cans VIII speedily Rad the work IN Spanish.
MS, then book universal II will De Rad by all men,
and IL all literary languages The teve Enontn,
dublin Post.
GREELEY * 5fcELRATa Publishers,
Tribune BuldidEs. N-w-York
- NoSPAREIL TYPE.-Fivs hundred weight Of Nonpa-
il Type from the Foundry Of James Conner, used but
short e Tor sale lots suit Purchaers al this ONCE
Price 81 per h. cash When ordered :oE the country
j; Will be boxed and shipped according directions
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
Sales OF Heal Estate NJ Auction. Jau. Il
BV T.. IL Ila,!Ior & Co

By L. d. Lu!!o,c & Co
Inc Story eLic" ousr 10 SIS D5lancytsee; 6feet!0
-, sches bs C6 ite( sold for $3.50
The story 9'Ic house 10 So Deiancy feet
The story bnck house No Pearl running ;nou.h
to bFidSest Is feet on Z ari-sSIest 81 7iuches
btidZe-s aud l32 inches depth on oas side md
l40 II inches on the other sold Tor y 80
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

- Boy Stoien.-ONts HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD stolen from r jah NtLLAlAN> OF ,he
Ia.l day of Nov~n6er Isl N INDIAN BOY, n.nl-d
BIN BRIDGE C0RBlE. Sad bog nsarly p ysars Of
aee remarkable toE hi physical sarmy ardof bnuta ye7r
and r4If previously his b=lns s;orn away from sal4 t-
Yok and other places IS The Niqh Fonds1 9TH. Horid
TINS boy supposed % nave nsen fntcr. cf stolen away
IRON t- above gl;n-d Elijah Wru4n, whom he VS. q
g srieJ at trr business, b. nacr':
ous l,u-d Joseph ipPie native o The town 81
psEsld ia onnecricut bat Tor past having 50
lar a, the subscriber knows relieves, no fixed r-s,i1nc4-
S,u Nhipp- known n have ee tictmsnd 'i!siiii'
o.. or about the uide 81 Dscembe ast sNioitgG sa'd In
,.D nay fer ;noay From Richmond si understood 10
We so:- 10 Boonsboro fsaaS ana. OF 'e ar 6uSlee
and ;-uce Harrisburg, Shlch last place he IS ossyit
known TO ;hz subscribe, n.ay ba there siiii -,
@ ndsI The title o CasTer Hsuse I'd. or th Wild boy
oi the Woods, aud H. understood 10 nave offered The poy
o5 3 az ysqS shs eooyc s5y '4 t sd boy Bab Coso
and deliver nm alive tie haads Of fjeh Wsll,eag Q!
G,sw0Id SAL Hi ef!T te above nin54 IS''af' o. o,
HvspaAD @ - 5 ,S g., 55:5 ooFDs
TO wao, THIS NA} S'iSs5P 'a1e5E s, ~
i 'sa Ha5d asper Hauss. or The Wild Boy Woods
tom my possessions "thoa; :n OF consul an1 m
I'D ~ isisVA W. ELIJAH WELLMAN
NFw.Lo>DoS CoU.rT,
Norwich. January l5th 1871
;nt,.G fTlsgnaE and spas made solemn soi the M same
b-lors me- JOHN DEWITT, Justice OF the PSaee
SrArE OF CoSvEcTICUr, $,
Ne.r-London COUNTY
IJoHN Dewitt Clerk Of he County Con[: IT, IN 1saa saa
fer <ai New London County 10 hereby certify 'ha i5
yybosp certificate Is above written on sIid lol
January 1874 justice Of the Peece ioF sad NewL0a2OH
County. -, ~ ,ad
the s-el Of saId County, this 18th day OF JInuaT "A ~
1874 JOHN DEW IL f, C''i
Norwich January 10th 1874.
- Ti,s Baltimore Am-rcaa, L. s. Philad=iahia ga
zett. ard Harrisburg Intelligence will each pleas g m
above Insertion and forward their bills to the oes s
Norwich Courier