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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
WANTED.

INFORMATION lvANTED-Eienry or,on s,Trnsa, e
home the los, Of Muy 10 VISIT soaie friends near -
stion of :nlns voyage sc md hs friend. have cai.
nothing from him &c. sad toF c-h'eeh 80: 80. ~
Yea r at die Taisrn tCs,s Should th, meg, the e- o
.ny person hav.n. nny knolegs c hln tHey VIII rrSte'
afflicted pnut y iTtctrs i 20 h'-'''i
SEYMOI h al Syracuse Ononda,a county, y. !. o,.
CO Edi;o:s please IEser' the eDc'e -
Az ANTS SFTtAl ION p >earoess, ~ - eiiend ~
w Bakery Store. by .espectaJe Young " man, 'io
;er Please call al 60 We: Washington Place Up s;s1 %
WANTED THIS DAE-Three roci GiIs. one T. &C; =
cook, washe- uld rcne' one es Mlitei
&. tae other .elu,s nad ~ se 'cy must uais a'
tler come We. .ec0uEended Apply lis 19a
ing at 'tore - Pearl =: g
RESPECTABLE Young 'vosian ,Sint- g -.uaylon 70 20
y the cooking, wishing and IRONING OF S!al e. NE '
irs %: n p-iv.tr family, and te bet o! references .y-
P!ea-e cali a; No ~ Mulberry q; fa; basement
( 1VOUNG IAN from the >ountry wehes to 9btain
te-lnn ;raye-Csn b well nnendel from h last r-
ploer, and y respectable family IL this city, PsI,icglas
cen De ottained ai Z,5'3 Eizateth.''eet oZt .
4 RESPECTABLE younE yornan wishes 70 Obtain STU
y alton IN q respectable family cnanbeIuld or 20 do ee
Cru housework a small famr-can be well recommended
b her last employer Information can be ob'an~d e.
ITANTEp-A wonsn or sir to Go housew"rk hor small
w private family: Toa good oHo, good wages VIII De
2%e eP p y 10 5 nh s % nssr os be hS f"Insd S
s.,IUA iIUN AS MuSiC I'EAcHEk wANrtD II
- Srofeo: Of Mur,s;ey arrTvvd from Copenhagen IS de
the City or Country instruction the piano. Beng
graduate the University Of Copsnhqren. ne would s'o 4
sbl7 70 insruc' n is oc anFusES ne ieie;' 10 ne nh
Cossu tt Se1fcik. AddIeS Il. Il. ~ tt tie ntcs Of ti
pcDor. or III!
EIsY DOLLARS sREWARD-yicgssuae BAsg sTooE
"A cSrti..cnie for thirty shares .lcsSGurc oanz Stocs
Power Attorney attached Was lo saturday, 30 Mcrca
il enclne IN letter and lost on rs sa' 20 " Ne ne
above VII be .a o9 le'ln- Ut iAonP''ns once y y a.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
LEGAL.

IN PuR>L Az oi ere' Of the Surrogate of,he Cors-
- OF Nef rk ng,iee . he'sy TiTsn 20 Al ienn. h..
g Ssac q: Missouri. deceassd 10 press9t ne az.
with tho roCrres thereof the subscrer. al No 81 P-ar
,,, n The t:y If New YORK. ~ before ire twentieth
sr oi DeccT Gsxt-Detsd New York. Ne esheeab 6:y
OF June lr!i =. b- ht..-NNAr
ttls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

ITO NER"HANrS MANUFACTURERS. DEALERS
ac.-I. y PALMER /, 10. agent. culy nnuzer b7
the of If he best ns.spsps OF Of the
pnc m ta. Stne New jerry Pannsyivana arc
tie Eastern. Sou ard Weston tates sdve!
tlieTeEiS t1. Citg for insertion IN zee respective papers
The opportunity afforded bUsne<. community By
agency dis cnnsre ilotmttlon throughout county
solicit The attention ot the people sl-h com
the enes ashon OF the discriminating eEie:.
pn.Iog
The terms and the newspapers nsT De hs Office
where every information Will be cheersuY com nuncated
snd The nature Of the agency fully explained.
% Otfce Ne. ,6o Nassau A. Tribune BuIdinss opposite
Ciiy Esii-at the Coal Office OIL lSod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

SHIP WALryR.-Cupt s Pedrck Agen, o. the ln,urance
tommn,cs arrived Philadelphia Monday afternoon len
lnIHn ycr Bench Saturday md tate, that uf M; "d @
p t,cd into contract III Mess Bcnne und Andrews TO-
discharge the cnfgo and te lndepna small per,
viii he saved IN damaged condition Lieut. Iaunce nnd nne
guarding tIe property The vessel viii total ossnl-
ternb &c saved.-tEx. Books.
The schooner Dnsh Of LONDON Har1e, from Falmouth in,
to the South We, Const OF Africa, IN ballast wrecked
the North Rimni, on the 9Th inst. , .,,,
The shin Lucy a Mobile, fell III with the wreck cr'ne sc1
WIN CALDWELL (before rcported,) ana too" oil .a Homer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

The hris Emelino from this port arrived at & MARKS h
tu, The f. had largo number o sengers on board, and
great for her ,aiey felt by those whe had f.ends
On bocrd ot iis-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

EfRS WILLIS, Lady OF Information can be seen at her
I've residence No Ii MediSon 5.h door from Msrsst 81
ip The rear viii gre ladies nfaaon future events and
what u pessed- tor snnrt time oIir. s.3 iras
TT YOC WAHTTTlE BEST BAND N TIE COUNTRY
,r p -aisI, 3a Fa,s, Prccesona. Mass Ne ,io. ss-
Grades Cnucey.s. uiHnsii sc ca 33 Broadway and en-
gage OOEHORJH'S COR.hET B-3-VD ol3 In
JHTlLDS' SALTS and SIENNA LOZENGFS have no
~ Of the medicine md I'll The effect Of r. Four small
ogenscS have G the medicinal o the usual DOG sold
only AZ 81 BrOscwHy. near Grand-s- "a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

n)S SALE OG LEASE.-rhI.t7-.TTo Les OF
ga cro-7t lcr -. 4; --sirus. y. bounded oy -eT.ey
iii Avsnus and E'le. si-ra.a'as ard snos ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
.EKIENCAL aPtCrANLE,

x,Et,, VI WISE Or'i| ! An, tkUN
--sx9' ;ERNfNSY flo,t ssUertMlyir
%SI2J EAlss torn. the ctIxeo> ol Ney Fa's ard
NJ, i J. m yansr thnt ne has locates hin.s this c.T
ARD neo, 10 ay M .5 BroaiwHs large nLd risi ronpta
rsSoftn,cn Spectnclss and Eeailn. a.sA ~ ''n ssu
- gi FsmsS lie =. also remind the bubic 10 wfon
c :, ar,ly knoxn by ms annual Ia saml"sh Spnhn
s,c- The Inst ysur TIM By MS know!ee Of The opted
SCIENCE he enNbe determine the gaSse' snih-' i an1
eve Persons with weak eyaS can be suppisd WIN ehid
vvh!rs will greatly sneit aud not tam the s<h iafcl
attention IS led Il style ol p'rs2-ctiH" g"uhn sisa
of III. finest hn, which n ugh thar hgh p9i'S nno uS'
groand produce e vIsun. rnd have BEEN hEhV eor
ma Dled ms the hes, effects the eT TOR "Fe,rff
ana improving sight sniinned writing ana csdne-
Shortghe pe-ns. and such as have -sn nueard qponm
ratp c ran also he suited. lie inserts xewise ne" ka1es
sup aly old iiames and sIiicia the patronrgeoa4
,r van OF h,Barec!Cs. Please rnii a. ..
sI0V n. WISE Opueian. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

ry,BE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK. Nsvy- -Yo,k.
Oct 2 lei-The President and Directors have this DIS
declared DIVIDEND Of Three per ccn I'D nI9n nc. cnpfs
;cck payabl stockhotc on ard niteS Nonca No !ih
Tense, boz vii be cl,,e, FROM I- tcteiS 20 ih Nov.
acSN5s b cnle:. !. }. FISH, Ca,ae'.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

HALLOCk'S CASTOR OIL CANDY is now highly ap-
proved " Ek the se mode OF administering this vauabe
med children. being pecsnst the that sh5
viii ca6y e, whatever iheIn II msy BE- used for
ell that the OIL extensively recomnenasd-cOn.
non t" ell klnes OF Cough. BIWe! Comp &c,
mildly Ing cSeuse and as5 irritation.
Manufactured By h. c. HALLOCK al l7o Spring street,
anG neatly put protected from mir and d,npness
rnnted ary climate IN package lZt each,
with iu direction, :or See that ts proonenf,
written the engraved wrapper Sod by mort Drug
gusts IL cities and general stores thous hout the country
sill 1acoGs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
Svol<en, &C.

Shin Danutr at Boston. from Glasgow reports having sle
n,l.ei on the 18Th Instant 10 NJ lat 10 10, lon 81 G9 stenm
shp Caledonia for Lyerp5c. all ,a: set, wind SSN, ir
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

-rzDTEOmPSCHS TRUSSGS. Ole l3 Beet.
G<\ dan .tres.. About 20 of tha ffSt ps'H.
&sxs1 \i-!n. haa surseoa. Of rev YG!s i4Te ine,
rEs heir de- LS preference 20 tbs fEss, "a you ea
@ gyaigatz the ure,sare iiDm 20 n..y poa5t
c. the 1rlur, githout back pad which does much nun
o. tr srns t ral bergths best tcst 81 ,s supen.nl
i gprIid and * .ays' trl .yea aud 4 I, dos nOt rtal
The nptre she pel nnr every kind Of exercise cough
ia md give uer-St eSs; II word u i is rot sainaeto1
every rnpe- llO7ey ceo!ius rturasd. uE thp
tf sy condition on hpi T0G sHcGid hay any fuss pr
usn7 cure s,ly e7C5ct end ns-antd' II dl'ecuor. ~
followed. -.
;urri nod Ire fOGnd tho ii. 81 !ny can grafua3
IL. - 80. hul u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

- PASSAGE FOR SATANNAH-PAcRE1 81 x *
utTsA HlsT DcToBzR-Thc splendid nst sal n: gaeA .N
A1E PHiLuRA, Capt. Duane. sails pctt'YsJ q, y. ID
her regular dey. The vessel, belonging I, ms .ns
kBon sal yurclua!y advertised, and Their ~
20 be ur,Guas by snip. sailing iof e ~. SIS
Those WISHING oerths should make n1rSsGc
catsn ut, 70 = s|,,s ~; Z. :, j. co, Aaaas. asasa ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

Oirg a very superior lot Of Ho"dcocs & llglbutont
COAL large ordered expressly for amIlY USE
ard hulGiUf sale quantities suit
..l-, ,L..... .-.c.En L...Lna ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

t,-----sA4 i.EHIGa TRANsPoRTATlON LINE
&C., FUR EaSION AMI WiI.kSBAhRE
S.sF sSd all nrermetai0 Place. ~ DE are
and hnuan, renGy!vao. and iea.h GAIA .-Merchenu
nav Gods for The a,ve places will by MssIf. Jams.
s. Nelson, Lire sioOos from N-w YORK New erunswick
which m he found q, pier No WIN -hail Fast Rver New
YO.k-sloop Fox or Greyhound. ABLE. WILSON e1 co.
cie In PrOpHeiOr. Eestoa. Pc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

PASSAGE FOR NEW oRLEatsIL-ifp,s p,s;s
, hr Packe, or passage ire. and ogy ..,Sr p:ce
ship orleans Capt; SesrS vii positively AL = -
regular dag. The accommodations OF ths ship 10, X
FOND cabin and Iee-age passengers, ase vey "a D
persons nbout proceeding New Orleans may r. e1
ships OF thiI lne sailing punctualy al advert'et f
M,ien lane, or 10 w. j. j. = 81, 5so l,oa
CO = South street, corner .hau-----i1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

pERTn AMBoY sEAiiNARY-Scens;iic. AntheGnaucal
and Classic. The winlsr Of - weeks will COM
leniay, Nov ia. The course OF instruction.
thorough and PRACTICAL Circulars, with tss;lHOnss end
eence, mcy DC mad o John s. Tayor Bs CIgcn Chapel.
or OF the princioG:5. :. L WOOpBRl!bE,
a. 5ss : 6. HOoUBRliGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

pROOkIYN. CLASSICAL L AND ENGLlsH SELECT
. SCH "1L No. IS tiick, s,TeeThis School will reopen
with It's END Session Monday End o SeyienbeI Thor
ough Instruction and substantial progress secured Reference
tn pat,ons Circulars with snt o.her norHHuon
he obtained of the Principal. au5U II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
FOR THE EAST

tx --7.a WINTER ARR ANGEaTENT iJt New
lElE Dod and PruviGence-Fr'e s9-'rhe sp;ea-
s.sf5z5ssgs, did stssnbpst HEPIUNE Cn te'n n.
ChlG,. Ntn pier Litedy Thursd1y,
Oeto5er 2l at ccck P NJ. All KIND, Of fpisht tax
Il the nses; pncs> Passengers taEng this boat III arrvs
Proviasnc- tine he annl8a tfaG iO Slatnn Fer
further information enquire on b ard. oref y DiL!S.
oi5 II l3l LIbe,ty-st.eet
K fseSza = D. w. yissCHE2,s EXPIRES VII!
EJs leave NEW YORK MDCda1;
sSs[Ss1sszGs ThuF:day il SJeomboet NlMRQD, AZ
A. VI Wen Stockbndse via Houxttonic Railroad
Return cave West Stockbrdge fer New YORK Tue,day ard
Friday for The trHns2con Of burde7 packages, Monsy and
c1o1uce. ctfce No. l11 WeS5 Street nyD 6Fn-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
REAL, ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

-, TOR ssLE-3 5Giidyc loc oi a=..-s; >lye :i :Sei
. ,yid :, ~ e oh naE lon aV-nLcs iois OF +1ta
ji eei l-,t.seal s,f ari iz aseG-es lo' - -.h :.
esr 81 svesue 10 th street net' oh s'sAIl' 1o' q"
~ '''ee'' '''- g -. ,,.NITH0ZY J. RIEEChER 4 CO.
~ Broals: naa, WG!-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

UOARDlNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS-New., 'anunn Sem
binary. CL-JoHN OSBORN. PIincipn!-Number OF Pup,Is
limited To tweny-TeTms s ~ per year Ercunn can he ob
tanned Messrs B. Welb 4oi Gnnds;eet, John Dmon.
g7 Rving street. Sss udlm james street ID Dun
comb. Bowery; r. Bach. ~ ConcorGs'ec BROOKLYN Tire
Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

DRIVATE TUlTiON.-Mr. =. c. Schaffer Professor OF
Dancing and Walking IN all IL vhrlsty would respect.
fully inform ,hs Ladies aud Gentlemen OF hit city that he
now forming classes or prvste Instruction IN The above arts
q. mis- rs,id ence No. ~ Prince - uegr sullivan.
School days ind evenings vii ba made 10 suit the convcn
encs ct his pupils. i.
n VII attend SemlInes gyr private Lessons in classes
single The of gUp- Gt the Academy
and iaGles and Gentlemen hO wish u make UP pr
For tuYrh-r osriiculars aptly as aboye 3,s'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

= lVERPOOL ORR IL. co Al VII be Lischor rgiuc IN
r,4 a,s seq upcog p,. selected expressly ;ot family
use ne mlfSet price QnieI et NJ the Yards. IT
the s;u nf SpcrSmHn e. Tfu ~ sGierrec. or through
tna Pet Office, niii be promptly Intended 70
~. 5. j TRUSLOW.
oe3 2a2 a2Chrrry-z,reei Hnd TO Muitr s-Strset,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

&C SHLAND" HAI.L-A FAMILY BOARDING
n SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Nnmber limited g, 70. Cen
rally situai West Boom6aa. ESs Co y IL r sfrom
n York ~ from Newsra Terms moderate.
The first Session Institution will open on Wed
,s.iny h c, under uf the subscriber
I'm tie !ds. ysGrs Frreps oj tie BsOnSea tnx cnd
H.. sraj 3er.,l1uy DAVID A. FRAME.
Prncipsl aud PrGvnetor
Particulars furnished application to the Principal by mail
or otherwise sai M.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

ISANi!l.Y BUahBiNG $1,000. t,Ik bufS, stan
Z iu-: Fairfield County. C"rn-jAMES BETS. the
Pnncpa! 9fthe Wilton Family Boai school (which d,
IL limited aun beral pr-e5 complete ys rsmove MS - moo
To Stamford Nsy, ube, Isl, here he ? erected large and
commodous huin ptesiy for us school furnishing su
perur Accommodations. v Ban interview c.n be mao
the Christian family AaGs2 ne l45 Nassau street. o! Rev -
Aesd. Editor OF Christian Purio McSaz ne and Mothers
H 49, g. 81 and a. and circulars at any tune obtained
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30
EUAt..

c.iSs SALEM VEIN MT COAL for small stove,
.SI. 20 s425pef,on-Pcacl Orchard! SchuylkH. ehgh
acknwrnn and yerpoo CoaI. daily Dis h!fns and Tor 'ae
5y the ca or TON cheap for csh delivery, hy
BEJitLIl: ! Co succe>s.ir, 20 TYtEE& L MAPES
corner franklin and Wes, streets,
Orders re- De,oach o.;prrnptiq cx -eu;oI. % In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

rs- PASSAGE FOR LNERPooL.-P j.. q s5.o ioS
l Seybt .Pen5id ;a'; 'ai y Il. rasSsi ,Ssy a, ss1
her regular day THIS Snip has excellent ercon! .e ws
CABIN second CABIN and sice'ase Pssenser' ~ bS4
me ,.E 70 ''eu'' 0e''''' w x j. 7. fAPSCOltse
-, - South sineot. COZ. AAi''f' -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

GUNS. PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
MATERIALS 70. Gun Smiths. Gun Lock, and part,
w Locks. Gun and Se S.re, PefcCSsIoa Caps and Pa
rOwds: Eiasss and S-o Bsts, Cones snd Wrracktr Ris
Rod Worsls. &c &c. foy sse N Quantity. by
2S 4 N- SPIES & to Sis Ps@rLIgr=Si.
0Sl BASKETS CHAMPAIGN. Anchor Brand ia quaIt
~-'1OaKd piais: iot 'as by PAElS K. POMEHOE.
oSS Is Pearl ii. between Broad cnl CoeatI.sIp,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

OPENING OF NAvaATIoN.-Th Sing Sing Herald
of the 9TH Inst says: The mild weather of the
past week ed almost all the which obstruct
ed the Of the Hudson far north Telers
Point; and during the present week may expect the
arrival Of steamboats, at this wharf Several trips have
already been made to the landings the opposite side Of
the river and learn soop has already sailed from
the Prison wharf will also be that the market ves
sells advertise their first trip the present week The ira
Yelling by land rendered quite difficult by the process
breaking up, and the mails in consequence somewhat
irregular but disposed TO say, in commentator of
the contractors, that never perhaps has mail been
conveyed in winter this souie with more regularity
AMI punctuality than the present season.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of Saturday says
The ice on the lake. which detached and broken up
for past has entirely disappeared The strong
easery gale Of wind which prevailed yesterday has
driven on westward leaving clear blue unobstruced
surface Western travellers represent the lake free from
ice far the eye discover from the southern Shores
and others via Canada say the fields floating in that
sces in the way Of navigation Some sail vessels have
l been observed on Lake Michigan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

CLAY CoNcERT.-A grand concert is given by the
"Clay Minstrels'' this evening, at Croton Hail. un
der the patronage of the Clay Committee of the
Fourth Ward. A great bill is offered and the la.
| dies intend turning out IN great style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

UNLEAvENED BREAD.-M.J Cohen, 43 Dey street,
manufactures the real unleavened bread, which the
Hebrews eat during their holy passover, according
to the laws of Moses. This bread is made from the
finest, purest and best Of -four, and is really tit bit
for Christian to eat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

FouRIERIsM THE FrEI.D-The Rev Mr.. Cham
ming intends to deliver lecture in reply TO cvery
thing which has been said against Fouriersm, on
Friday evening, at the Society Library. 1t is said
tina, he will particularly overhaul the christianity of
the Rev. Col. Webb--by implication, most proba-
bly,. He would hardly venture to face him in any
other way, ta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

How TO SPEND AN HoUR.-You cannot spend5a
leisure hour much better than by looking in at the
exhibition of the extraordinary talking machine 1t
is really most wonderful piece of mechanism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

The IRISH VINpIcATEp.-A lecture on this sub
ject is TO be given this evening at Halls Excllang
Building, Brooklyn, by Mr. w. E. Robinson, ex
tensivey and favorably known as lecturer on Irish
history
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

bJ-LUcA DI LAMMERMooR was given for the fifth
time last evening to as fashionable house as an,
we have yet seen assembled at that temple of me
lody. The opera went off with additional beaut,
and spirit. Tonight is the great benefit to Palno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

PALMo's BENEFIT.-It is hardly necessary to say
that this grand complimentary benefit will be given
tonight. 1t will be one of the most brilliant houses
ever seen in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07
Amusements.

CHATHAM TnEATRE-FIRsr APPEARANCE OF Orro
MoTrY-Ihe performer whose name stands at the
head Of this paragraph perhaps the greatest wonder of
the age in his manner and style We have all heard of
and seen the magical exploits of juggers aud slight
hand tricksers in sho and exhibition halls All
that the clever nerant performer could do behind
table, this does horseback with the animal ull
speed The cannon balls magic sticks cups and balls
knives, &c, in his hands play things. At the
Chatham tonight he makes his debut Moty is the ind
vidual who some twelve months since sstunshed the
southern sporting world by his astonishing olympic
chariot races the various B. Turner
performs tonight two acts, and Mcfarland turns
fifty somerselts.
THOSE KENTUCKY MINISTRIES at the American
Museum are carrying everything by storm. Every
body delighted with them, and tonight there will be
perfect jam, and would advise all go early to secure
good seats sgnor Francisco, MIR. Whitlock with his
musical banjo Mr.. Williams and Mr. Howard the sable
Ole Bull together with several other eminent performers
engaged Never were the attractions OF the place
greater than now and the public appreciate the
managers iberaity in catering for their amusement
The lovers Of the marvellous find much to crafty their
at all hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

TRIAL FOR ARsoN.-Doct.l A. p. Biegler, no.
m9opathic practitioner formerly of this city, is on
trial at Batavia charged with having burnt his dwelling
house at Rochester, which there insurance Of
$4,000. The testimony, though circumstantial Is so
strong to leave little doubt oil his guilt His wife and
children had been the Of the fire to her
mothers. During the evening Biegler alone IL his
house Shavings and OIL OF which large quantity had
been procured found scattered and dripping about
the rooms. Jewelry. &c. which Begler sud was des
oyed stolen the night OF the fire. found in his
possession The Court occupied three days IN taking
the testmony.-.4lbany jour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

G3- WEAK BACK AND RHEUMATtsM."-Tho
persons who may be suffering with thr shove complaints
will find remedy in Shermnn'z Poor Mans Plaster
which is now acknowledged by al who have ever used
It, to he decidedly the best strengthening plaster in the
world II has been in many years, and has pro
duced than any other plaster which has ever
been discovered Beware Of imposition None are gen.
une unless they have fac smile OF Dr. shermans name
on the back.
Warehouse LOG Nassau street Agents--lo Broadway ;
10 Aston House 227 Hudson street loS Bowery n East
Broadway SO william street Ledger Buildings, Philaj
dephia, and State street, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

Nor WORSE AND WoRsE.-There is no truth in
the report copied from the Brooklyn Eagle, that
highly respectable citizen of that city had been
doing ''worse and worse" So we are told
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

ADAMS " Co., from Boston, arrives every morn.
ing, an hour or two ahead of the mail
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PoMERoY Il Co., from Albany and the West, r,
gulary beat the mail frow ten to dozen hours.
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WEATHER IN MISSISSIPPI We clip the follow
ing from the Southern Weekly Reformer, published at
Jackson Of the date OF the 18th of February -" The
mildness Of our climate AT the time may be gath
cred from the fact that OF the fruit in bloom
and that mint juers are being servedup in the city"
WEATHER IN ONO AS an instance of the mild
ness weather. In the vicinity OF Cincinnati clip
the following from advertisement the Cincinnati
Daily Atlas Of the 23d of February packet boats
on the Mama Canal have this day their
trin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

CoRREcrIoN.-An error was made yesterday in
abiding to Tattersall's in an article on Cowan's
horse bazaar, in Mercer street. Cowan's bazaar
and Tattersall's are distinct establishments
former is in Mercer street.-The latter in Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

NAVAL. The u 8. ship Delaware from the Me-
dtenanean, was spoken, March Sd, in lat. 81 20,
lon. "a 20, by brig Motto, arrived at this port.
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LARGE REwARD-The Madison Branch Bank,
Ia, was broken into on the night OF the 26th, and
S27 $40 taken Three thousand dollars reward IL offered;
two thousand for the recovery OF the money one thou
sand the and conviction Of the tie thieves
The bills stolen chiefly oil larger class 20s and COS,
payable the branch bank at Madison. thought the
thieves are in our neghborhood If so. we hope mer.
chants ard others will be the look OUT every effort
sbould he m de n soc ire the robbers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

ARREST OF THE BANK RoBBER.-The Louisville
Dime of the 18th ult., says I'VE understand that
arrested in this city Tuesday charged with
being concerned in the robbery Of the Madison Bank On
the night OF the robbery he got board steamboat
ing to this city, decentralization large sum of notes
that bank found upon him. The bank entered by
Of false keys be ween and 10 O'Clock Monday
evening The amount of money stolen is 27 a70 princ
pay ten twenty, and fifty dollar bills the different
branches Of the State Bank of Indiana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-07

POETRY, dedicated to the Street Inspector of tn,
Second Ward, in Water street, posted on stak,
stuck IN a pile of dirt.
at must be true, as people say,
Our Street Inspectors turnedto Clay,
And a proof of his regard
Has here deposited his card"