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country, that on Wednesday evening the 18th
Inst, at candle light, will commence selling at
Auction the following Goods: Dress and Flock
Coats, Beaver and Pilot, Cloth Frock Goats. Broad
Cloth, Pilot, and Beaver Box Goats, Pants, of ma
Hands, Cone Lanterns, Castors, Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Soaps, Thread, Knives and Forks and
hundred of other articles and things besldes-at
the 2nd door below Messrs. Stith's.
Raleigh, Oct 18th, 1914. 5a1.tf:
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THE FINAL RESULT.

formerly attached to the City HOTEL and within so
Yards of the Court House, is now prepared TO keep
Horses by the day, week. month year, and is deslrous
ofkeeping from 10 to Is Horses for the Memberso the
approaching Legislature He also Intends to have al
ways on hand, Carriages, Buggies, Suikeys, and Sad
die Horses, good and new 10 hire ont-ata moments
warning for prices suited 10 the times The situation
the Stable the character of his Osters and the strict
personal attention of the Proprietor, will be bound to
give general satisfaction. -
Horse DroYers will find, at all times, good accom-
modatons and ready sale for five six Horses, by i'm
mediate application
Raleigh, Nov. 6, 1914. .523-5t
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miscstIaMsSsasi: .sEliteF.afaEe:

1.-THE Encyclopedia Of Geography, comprising com.
u plete description of the Earth by Hugh Murray,
F. RS E.. Elements of Universal History, a new
and systematic plan; by H. White. B A. A Dictionary
of Arts, Manufacture and Mines; by Andrew Ure, M.
D. illustrated with IL hundred engavngs The Horse;
by William Youatt, together with general History of
the Horse; by J. S. Skinner Encyclopedia Americana.
popular Dictionary of Arts, Sciencies and Literature;
Edited BY Francis Leber. Chatter and Youatt's Cattle
Doctor; by Skinner, with great variety of other Mis-
cetlaHeous Readings Call at the North Carolina Book
Store and examine for yourselves.
TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh July 81, 1914 509ly
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PRIYAT.E ENTERTAINMENT.
Ann PuIIiam and sisters

pESPECTFULY inform the Public, that they still
~ keep at their old stand, in the of the Bank of
Cape Fear HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT,
where BoaFers will be accommodated by the day, week.
month or year. -. .
,, Having employed gentleman to superntend the
House. they will also be prepared to board and lodge
at prices suited to the times.
Nov 6, 1874. b23.St
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RICH FANCY AND MILLINERY
GOODS.

Di, eet from .NeaD York and PHILADELPHIA.
kErs. EkamsaY respectfully informs the Ladies
IVA that she is iull possession of her Fall and Win
ter GOODS which of the most fashionable and rich
styles. These goods have been purchased since the
great Decline which will enable her to offer great in
ducements purchasers She invites the Ladies call
and examine for themselves Also, the latest fashions
for Dresses, Dress Caps and Head Ornaments Her as
sornent is much larger than usual and embraces too
many articles to enumerate IN advertisement
October IS, 1914. b23A.
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H- Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Packagesn the above splendid Lotteries, will receive
the prompt attention. and official account of eaeh
dra,oing sent Immediately after it is over to all who
der from as. Address
j. Ga GREGORY CO. Managers
Washington City, D. C.
October 30, ls44 523 3tp.
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AHOME MARKET.

The following from the Lorain Republican,
disposes of the home market 0umbug in short or
der: ..
A Home Market-Much is said BY the Whigs
about furnishing a home market for orr Western
produce To show the utter abSurdny of This, i,t
US look at few facts AMI figures
According to the ccpsns of ls4l there were
f21 ,342 persons in the United States Engaged il
the manufacture Of wooHcns. Many Of these ara
women and children. Allowing tn bushels of
Whcntto each person. (Hd tho estimate Is li6ernl
oHe, they would CONSUME 2l3,S bushels. By
the same census we find that Franklin county
raised 244 e9l bushels Of wheat Now let -uS
look at figures.
Amount consumed by woolen maiiufe
Amount produced by franklin county. all,90i
Subtracted Lnvcs surplus of 30,67l
Thus one county in Ohio can supply all ths
manufacturers of woolIen goods in the United
States, ard have 3G67l bushels to spare.
b But further. The total number of persons en-.
gagged in the manufacture of cotton, as APPEARS
from the saule census, is II, il9.. Allowing each
person to consume, as above, 10 bushels, it would
amount to 72l 100 bushels per annum. The sur
plus " heat of Ohio alone amounts annually to
over, ,oQ0, 600 bushels. This is wheat raised
to sen. Now let us look at it.
Amount used by woolIen manufacturer, 223.34I
Amount used by cotton do 72l, 100
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Grand Lodge of North Carolina

THE Annual Communica ton of the Grand
Lodge Of North Carolina will be opened in the
Masonic Hall, at Raleigh, on the evening Of Mon
day, the 2dof December next, early candle-hght.
VIA. HARRISON, Grand SECRETARY. 3
Raleigh Oct2 26, 1914. 522-5t.
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SDIendidGiIf Frames.

Just received some beautiful large and splendid
dit and Black walnut frames suitable for Portraits
Or Large engraVings. Please call at the New Book
Store. OIL. CIEVETANO
Raie Ugh, Oct %, 1914 521
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school Books school Books !!

WVURNER & HUGHES, Continue to keep on
IL hand an immense stock Of valuable School
books, consisting, in part, of the following, viz:
A. B. c. Book Primers and Spoilers of various
kinds; Arithmetics, variety of authors. Common
and classical Readers; Geography and Aliases of
different sizes and kinds B. D. Emerson's series
of Common School Readers, published in Bos-
ton and Philadelphia consist ing of l$t, 3D. Sd and
4 class Readers EmersOn's, N. A. Arithmetic, parts
lsr, 2nd and 3I, and also the Key. This series Of
School Books Of B. D. Emerson's, are to exten-
sively known in North Carolina, TO need any rec
ommendation from US; as introduced them
into this State about ten years since and they
are now in general use throughout the Stale.
We have A l. L the series of Books used
in the Common and District School OF the city and
Stale Of New York and also a great variety OF
Common and classical Books, that are usad in all
the schools and Academies in the U. S. particu-
llrly at University at Chapel Hill, and the
colleges and Academies throughout the State of
N. Carolina. Also all of Peter Paey's series of
Books; RusscI's Histories Of the United States,
Greece, England and France; Grmshaw's Series
of Histories and School Books Anthon's series
of classical Works also Sunday School Rooks ;
Dictionaries, &c. &c. If you need any School
Books of any other kind and wish to purchase
Cheap. just transmit your orders call at Tur-
& Hughes North Carolina Bookstore.
TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, N. G. 524-ly.
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A.EA-SS:s-. We are requested to announce to
M XWnSSA the Members ofthe approaching Leg
S%SSA SsIature that Major G. c. NELSON,
NaA So ofthis City, is Candidate for the
Office of Engrossing Clerk.
RALEIGH Oct. 21st 1884, OIL
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Total amount

Subtract this from 100000 and we have
1905, ,69S bushels surplus
And where is this grain to find market, fhot
abroad Talk Of !" home consumption" II is
absurd. Ohio. can twice supply all tic home
market in the Union We must export grain or
be ruined; That cannot be- done with prohibi.
tory tariff, such as we now have arrners, what
shall be done?
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DTV Goods.

Cloths, Cassimeres. Sa!inels, VeStings, Kentucky
Jeans Lnsey Woolsey, Kerseys, and all articles in
the Fancy and Domestic line. Calico, all patterns
and prices Cashmere de Ecosse, Merinos Nous
line de LANES, Challeys and Circass lans, beached
aad unbleached Cot,ons Of all qualities aud prices,
Virginia Oznaburg<, Sheetings and shIrnngs. Bed,
N. gro and Saddle Blankets, Bed Ticking, Diaper,
Apron Checks, Blanket and Net Shawls, silk and
cotton dress and pocket Handkerchiefs, Pins, pack
and d-pound, Needles, Spool Cotton, all numbers
Comforts Gloves BosonIs and Collars; Hosiery, OF
all kinds; Ready made Clothing, and many articles
in the Dry Goods line, too tedious TO enumera1e.
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H0rduGre and Cutlery.

Pocket, pen, shoe and butcher Knives Knives
and Forks, Shears, Scissors, and Sheep Shears
Halter Chains, Trace Chains, and Curyrombs
Awl blades lasting and Gu, Tacks Chissels, Au-
gers. Glmblets; Table and Tea Spoons Mil, cross
cut. pit and hand-saw Files Knitting Needles,
Hinges, Cast Butts, Wood Screws; Stock pad,
drawer and chest Locks; Castings, all kinds
Spades, Shovels and SpitIouns; Tea Kettles, Wa
gon boxes long and shori-handed Frying Pans,
Coffee Mills, Backing and Shoe brushes; Nails
and Iron; together with various other articles in
III line
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SALE OF NEGROES.

THE undersigned will expose TO public sale at
the Court House in the City Of Raleigh, on the
18Th day of November Akxr, tbeing the first day
of Wake County Court,
TEN VAL UABLE NEGROES,
belonging TO the Estate Of the late Joseph Peace.
Among these Negroes TWO likely WOMEN,
aged about a. and FOUR likely BOYS, between
the ages Of five and ten. A credit Of six months
will be allowed, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
w. w. HOLDEN, administrators
Raleigh. Sept 81, 1914. 5l7-ts.
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~ We are requested to an
nounce TO the Members elect, of the approaching
Legislature, that Mr.. C. G. MeCRuMMEN, of Moore
is candidate for the off e of Engrossing Clerk.
October 2, 1914. 3lS-tt.
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Raleigh, Nov. 6, 1914.
jewellery at reduced prices for Cash.

Jewellery at reduced prices for Cash.
>-- e1 The subscriber has received his
SE stock of Jewellery, and will sell
@H bargains much cheaper than he
f%%~ NJ has sold previous 10 this time. His
GAo y rMsS stock consists of Watches, breast
-HSe I .NES pins, new article-6nger rings,
kSA% X elsTZSE9 gold guard chains and keys, gold
and silver pencils, gold pens, new
article will write we'll for ten years. gold huRting lock-
els; silver gilt and jet harpns' beautiful articles gold
and silver hmbles; coral; very h1e knives ana fazos
and other articles usually kept in Jewellery Stores
rs Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted for
twelve months Silver and gold manufactured neatly,
and old gold and silver bought
Call and see, am determined to ssll cheap Tor
Cash JOHN T. DALNE
R3leiEh March o6 1914 49l-tE
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NEW FIRM.
Wicker 81 BufalOe.

Neec Goods selling at LOao Prices.
The Subscribers have just received their Fall and
Winter Stock of Dry Goods. Hardware, Cutlery
and Familt Groceries. The stock on hand compIi-
ses tine following articles 10 wit:
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A CARD.

"ILLIAM T. Balm, residing within fifty or on
w hundred yards of the Capitol respectfully informs
the Members of the approaching Legislature, that he
Board, some fifteen twenty of their body. His
charges will be moderate, and he will spare pains to
please, and render the time of all who may patronze
him. agreeable duling their stay Early applications are
desirable.
Raleigh, Oct. 4, 1914. 5l9f
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FALL AND WINTER.

THHHE subscribers take pleasure in informing the ct
Il zens OF Raleigh end The surrounding country, tina
they have received their extensive supply OF Foreign
/ Domestic Dry Goods adapted TO the
Fall and Winter Trade,
comprising we'll selected and general assortment;
embracing almost every article usually kept in slrnila
establishments: enumerate iyl part:
Broad Cloths, Cas- Ladies Fancy Cravats.
SimereS, Silk and Worsted Mitts.
Satnetts, Moleskns Vienna Hoods, Silk Cir
Beaver and Pilot Cloths. dies
Kentucky, Va, and GIas-
Cow Jeans. CashmeFes, AlPae-
White, Red and Yellow cas-,
FlaDnels.
Bedticking, Apron checks Cashmere D'Lalnes, Te-
Brown and BIeached Do
mestics. Chusans, Mousenes.
Cotton Oznaburgs, Suffolk Second Mourning Cashme-
Drills.
Plaid Linseys, Gala Plads Blk and Blk Bombazines
lks-
Towels. Chameleon and Brocade do.
d. mask ard unbleached Corded and Imperia Robes
Table cloths Silk, WOTsted and Cotton
per. ~ CambricE and Furniture
Irish Linens, Long Lawns Dimity.
Bishop and French Lawns. Silk Lacets Shawl Pins
Plaid, Swiss and Jaconett Thread and Bobbnett La
Muslins ces.
L. C. Hdkfs. (plain and Green Baraze Bl'k Thule
hemst'd.) Bonnet, Cap and Neck
Garment and Furniture Ribbons.
Prints Fancy Gimps and Fringes.
Black and White Mourning Camb'k and Swiss Edgings
Prints and Insertings.
Cashmere and Scotch Kid, Silk s. Cotton Gloves
Skawls. Bracelets, Necklaces.
And many other goods which we deem unnecessary to
specify The Public invited to call and evanine our
Stock before supplying themselves elsewhere we are
determined to sell at the OJceSt possible for Cash
RUSSELL g. ESKRIDGE.
next door above R. Smiths
Nov. 6, 1914 623
G1- Register copy times.
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Groceries.

Sugar, brown, loaf, and refined; Coffee, Java La
guira and St. Domingo; Molasses; Salt Ground,
Alum and Liverpool; Cheese, Soaps, of all kinds
Candies, Tallow and Sperm Powder Lead and
Shot, bound Buckets, Bed cords and Plough
lines Hats Gaps, Shoes and Boots; Leather,
Sole and Upper, Hemiock and Oak tan, Shoe
Thread Indigo Blue, Copperas, Madder, Camphor,
Sait-petre. Alum, Salts, Spanish Brown, Saleratus,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Horse. Callars, Wagon
Whips Horse Cards and Brushes, Cotton Cards.
Coffee Pots, Writing Paper. No. g. COMPOSITION
Powders, Castor Oil, Mustard, Vinegar, Snuff, To-
bacco, Birthstone, Drawing knives, Axes, Hoes
and every thing of this sort usually kept
ALSO, Bacon and Lard, Meal and Corn,~Peas
and Oats, Flour, Fish, butter, Tallow and Bees-wax
and all kinds of country produce will be taken in
barter for any thing we have TO sell. s.-.r-
AS we are determined to sell as low as any es-
tablishment in the City, we hope to receive lbfr-
al share of thepublic patronage. Thankful for the
encouragement we have already received we hope.
by close and digent attention to business, and by
selling only good articles still to merit encourage
ment and SUPPORT. JOHN A. WICKER.
y VIM. H. BUFFALOE.
Raleigh, Oct a.. 522-tE
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CrOcsery and Glassware.

Cups and SAucers all kinds; Plates and Dishes,
all kinds; Cup Plates. .Pnchers Mugs; Tumblers,
cut, pressed aud plain Salt-stands, Pepper boxes
bowls, all sizes aIso Britannia Casters. Call and
examine for yourselves -forzWe have good assort-
ment of Crockery and Glassware.
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Tickets SI0-Halves $5-Quarters 81 SO.
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do 20 Half do S5 90
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10000 Dollars. -.
- ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

Glass No. AZ for 1874, To be drawn at Alexandra
D. Cpon Saturday, NoSember go, 1874:
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Ladies Fancy Cravats.
Silk and Wursted Mitts.
Vienna Hoods, Silk Cir
dies.
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- 66 number lottery, II drawn ballots.
Tickets $10-Halves S5--Quarters S2 SO.
Certificates of a Package of % whole tickets $l1O
Do do % half do 55
Do de- s22 quarter do 27 81
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comprising we'll selected, and general asso-tmrnt and
embracing alnOs: every article usually kept in similar
establishments: enumerate iG part:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
The Clay Tribune.

W THE PROSPECTUS Of this Extra issue from The In
tune office VIII be ound another column. II rot designed
that tbs shu interfere with the subscriptions or
With the rapidly Increasing circulation OF the DGRv and Hee-
Trbua.s but furnish Paper for tho term o the Pres
denta Campaign such exceedingly low price that many
ousants throughout the land mas e enabled to have the
doe'nes views policy nnd measures Of the Wing party air
presented 10 c who otherwise might be but mpe'tecy or
paIay informed these subjects The FIRST number oW
eeLsged Saturday the 4h day Of NGv neIt. and M con-
tam the ProcodaS and final action Of e BALTIMoRE Cox
vrSrIoS. The publication viii commence by printing i0.
ou0 copies OF the frt number and oil who dcsi:ous OF
commencing with that number. whether individuals Clubs
WI please send IN then stscFpclsa early Il, possible.
~ The friends the Wing cause and all who believe that
Ihe Tribune will essentially contribute 10 the dissemination of
Wing sentiments are earnestly requested 10 aid and assist in the
formation Of Clubs of s. To- 20 and M the case may be- IN
'neir respective towns.
~ Single numbers OF The Clay Tribune may be obtained
N The City Of New York the NcwShoyS; IN lhlndeli"
,'"'h Lieber & Co.. Baltimore from ihyiot: III BoSion
rom Hediing x CO.. md from all the regular Agents oi The
Tribune III other places.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
Markets Carefully reportedJor The Tribune.


ASlES-Po contnnc far demand. for export but the
market heavy There have been sales to-day OF o bbls nj
81 37 which decline o!l2s Saturday. Sales
81 bbls. Pcaris u, -.
COTTONhe operators beng busy with Their correspond
cncc for the steamer there has not been much done to-day
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thc quantity aticat tlii, morning
was about I0oJ bbl, Genesce sold 10 extent at 81 ~
but VIC did no, hear much doing A parcel OF 400 bb Cen
eee aioa stored Utica during the WINTER brought that rate
Some lots OF mixed brands Michigan sold at sisc but good
lot aoa, brought 81 ~ Farther sales Brooklyn City Mills t
sl a. and fancy Ohio So Round hoop Ohio - 81! and
inactive We quote Western scratched 81 ~ 81 a. with
sales hi,c millnr s4 ID. 81 % mddins So 6-s Il
s3 49, ship surts 81 So y, There far supply oi these
descriptions bu, the demand large. Southern descnp-
tons are dull Georgetown So fancy nj So 90 Richmond
Country s.: BnndywineS Richmond City 90 Southern
scratched a. 62 fine mddns s4 27. Rye Flour IN good
demand sales ut So Is. The supplies only moderate
jersey Meal s. S and scarce sales 200 bb Jersey at that
ME and $50 do Connecticut at 81 t Brandywine 81 70
sI2 90 cash Ship S,u:s; saes9 bushels al Il cents.
and more offered lower. Bag Meal leo ll2's.
CRAINl small parcel Of Illinois Wheat, the las' be
eyc in market 20 bushels sold l0j The arrivals OF
Corn are considerable Gnd the demand fair, but the fall
Whkey hns depressed the market We notice sales sp bush
els n Carolina ut Sc weight delivered 400 do Delaware
and Maryland a, O measure 500 do jersey day or two
since for export 3 cts. weight and 100 do Northern OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
A DIAnoyp PtS.-On the 18th !


LEVER WATCH STOLEN Officer Hostin to-day
nrre,,cd c0loed named Henry Hammond Tor nvins
September last stolen from glass IN the New Ork M
verty patent lever watch worth So the properly Uiloeph
Sinth the IantUr 0i the nsttutOn while llanmun
work there. The pledge ,cke found the tle> pocket
aud the watch thus recovered. Justice Gilbert committed him
to prison.
arrested by officer Bid and committed stealing ped.
dier's wagon worth sl3, from TompkS ee;. February
last the property OF BcnJamln llugamGn uthe u Grand
und liungln streets.
A CUNyICT AGAIN CAUGHT-A man named John
Donovan who not long since pardoned out al the sing
slur by Guy Buuck the 18th stole 5g from the
trunk OF Thomas en"n, o Is Cherry and fled 10 pladel
pima Through the agency Of officer ltuyea of Police he
caught there y officer Russell and commlted-to be-
brought here requtIom o the Governor iOr triul.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
POLICE OFFICE.

CLoAKlNG HER SlS.-A colored female named
Adcne Bell stole cloth cloak Of the $40 from the
premises c MIR. George :. H0ugh S5 Boone street winch
she attempted 10 pledge. but caught and committed
A DIAMOND PIN.-On the 18th inst. Francis $
Gorton Of Wall street while hs to this city the
steamer NohesMn haG s Diamond reapln worth $50 ol-
thai Henry Wet coloed man. the second porter ofthe steam
he'd pledged the pm fer 50 nj Kings III Cape street found
the pu there arrested West the thief aud caused him be
committed Inc fellow sud The gwen him by dlsn.
guphed gentleman Of this for rdps his horse and w!ning
Tor hir.
Theft OF CoAT, &c.-Thomas Brown was ar
rested for stealing and spcctaccs from james Keu,.
y. lpl Chupc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
L. s. CIRCUIT COURT. BEFORE Judge Brrrs.

CHARLES l.. NGE vs.. JOHN III. PRENTIS and AR
CiiIDALp L. FESSThis motion for injunction disirn
defendant from violating Patent for the manufacture OF ladies'
md ceniemcn hats and from horse hair The complaint
states ,lnt The nr manufactured hy means OF machine,
INTO bald and the advantage Of compalnans
the brnid together by horse alr which makes the
and caps Look like piece and third of the braid
Mr.. Wm T. Parker ui Brooklyn also chnrccd with beng
concerned with defendants violating the pacn Defendants
contend that the patent oi Mr. Noe ba,ed any
invention. Mr. = H. Staples appearc for the complainant
Ar George Wood aud Nh StOughon tor defendant. i=u-
ucnt heard. and the Count adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

a" The TARIFF AS IT is, compared rid tie Sab
.s.tl'e proposed by It's AdrerSaries, (Gcn Mchay's
I'll, now under discussion before the House,l by H.
ukEELEY, in "A pamphlctoflGlarg and close double
Column pages, ready and for sale at this Office
and by our Agents. Price 81 per hundred, SIS per
thousand
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

8j- The Montreal Minercc, of last Thursday,
on the authority of a letter from Longucul Cana
da), gives the case OF a young man named Jc-
seph Mille, aged 30 years, who lived forty nine
days without any other sustenancc but water.
He was aboring under monomania, and express
ed wish to die During the last two days he
suffered cxcruciatng pains in the stomach, and
it was then that he asked for something to cat.
He was worn down to skeleton. His health
has been perfectly re established under medical
treatment.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

u The fate of the once word-talked of Gas
par Hauscr, is about to be uniolded. He was
the legitimate son OF the Dowager Grand Ouch
ess, and the last male descendant in that line,
and was taken GU: OF the way TO make room for
another family, and finally assassinalsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

IL THE ITALIAN HAIR DyE will change light. red grey
hair beautiful auburn jet black few hours. without
the least injury To The hair the skin. This dye
warranted perfect every Instance the
money will be returned Price 80 cents Prepared and sold
wholesale ard retail by a. b SANDS & CO. 273 Broadway
cor Chamber (Grnnite Buildings. Sold also at % Fulton
S and II East lrunl,yny.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
Clay Songs rorIsa4.

A Tract of l6 pages containing selection OF
Inc bes, and most popular Wing Songs, some of them
original, is published at the Tribune Office
rnee $500 per 100 or SIS per 900 copies. Orders
must be addressed 10 GREELEY & hcELRATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
American.

u Abraham Bishop, Esq, distinguished
resident of Connecticut, died on the 2oth ult. at
New Haven, in the SD year of his age lie
leaves large circle OF acquaintanccs TO mourn
his death
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

IL The case of Col Bludgett of Rhode Island
indicted for forcibly entering the house of Wm
Crooks, of BenghaR,, while acting under the
laws of the State, was concluded on Saturday
The jury returned verdict Of guilty. The case
was appealed TO the Supreme Court.
- fAmnr;can
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01

h- Physicians prescriptions and family recipes prepared
viii, accuracy and despatch und in the careful and
euic Also constantly hand, full assortment o;
genuine Drugs and Medicines. choicest Perfumes fancy atti
ci, and Brushes ior the toilette Medicines dey
cred ans hour Of the night \. b. SANDS q co. Drug
sits and Chemists a3 Broadway, Chambers street. Ora
nlln KulLluc.L III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-01
MARRIED.

ON the aAh INST by Rer Wllinm Stllwel, Mr. Thomas
" kr.TrSo ;n AIlss ASS MARI, DuFr. nll ofth city.
On Nond,y afh tt :; Peers Church. Barclay i; by the
Rev 6r p"wer Mr PETER g o Nril .of Toronto W ner
Esq. Of Brooklyn.