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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
Scientific q Usefal Publications,

u The following valuable works are pub.
lished at the Tribune Office, and may be obtain
ed from any of The Agents OF the Tribune; or
at CINclNxAr1 from William II. Moore d Co:
PHILADELPHIA from Zeiter g. Co.; and q: Bos-
TON from Redding & Co.
Elements Of Natural Philosophy:
ic Hydraulics rnsamaiies Acoustics, Optics Electricity
rs handtci -asravias' b. soT.ss D G.LF, M.D Pro-
fes:ot 81 Geology and Mas!lo:y IN nc Cn,etHy Of me
Philosophy Th- abJye IS extensively Introduced
Ihe psi sehoois nad esHn.e5 ioggeu; laft' o.
private Dr. Gsie b-ins himself practical Ci-nsi
coestaa:.ant repeated rIrfel;s in al traic.s Sao.a
Philosophy, smD-nJy qualified Tor Tie task Of s1ung
such work Aysi q TIE oa- Fu5llcaions o. The r'puir
made by book AkeTS e-es the ;i-pT leuE-s 9i sucsnu
in he attempt; experiments w!ile felo=iIs ts directions
cog;::ssd h,s- work No sGeh difficulty VIII oecGr IL
e use q tbs GTS Of d. Gels I raI,a.s n u.s.. ad 're are
Lectures on Jt0iOsy.
Dce;or LrELl, Lee;a:rl Geoiosy Second Ed,onl Il
contains engraved FT0ntis'e- ~ I.ai ,etoa
taas .saeal lauotpcon CIrology rot before o!;h-
Lecture embrace, f- following subjects: Auve-rpe Lacu
Dor L.e.iirs II Tne ths st-a,a .r;rr stiats P-rods
A. AqsfE:ne District - foasi f.. 4ec;aTs
Of ser4pis. MoE'e a-yc. Lecture ~, ossl h.-s Lora
Foota:. Lstr. VII i;.es.sioG of IL Falls of Siasa
| a.: Lecturs VIII 5oulasIs aG4 iee5rEss
To ths a51Tr also added IN tls =dioni Skste OF tar
Lecture Of d. J. AUGUSTINE SMITH eeiyeF.d before the
L-osuT .! Nata. bsoff the sa OF December lzst
N Different R-ess q Mn. Pc= = esas' ETs copies for
iasIisr.
G'cnllcii's Ireland.
A oi5 99 Is.at Ns;v7 I'd ,' S"iqa tsseoat Esi,igg
PEiee . ceas: hr- copies for 81
THE coal ,,FFIcE OPPOSITE TIE PARK-TRl-
L BiFAg Bt-iIDlSts
COA,-lf the be.t qG ty. oaa-ted iiu9s ard
ne sspc;,F- usss o sa NJ go; Eress az ~ N-s1r -
Peach Or.hard White A. Schuyikl. Csnnel.
peseh ph h;ai. Mountain. GfsyA An schuyik-l Sydaey:
IL 4 Y B. PiLMEF. Ie1 Nassau $.
NOW Is IHr THE 10 ay n Coal 5ei-a the o-,-s I'D
vnnc-- lGr= 81 advacc= N ife stts Ihe sub
scro-rs u continue e!ef. tf sst Psarb OrcDsrd oa
th- following s prce deiiv-s i:se OF carts-inr bro
~ zs 75>i,Jye 81 - aud Nut .4-5 BJ
lea ta b- secuted j. - a5fye pr:ceS
W L 7. IRCSLO". - berry s;'eei and
yeei - Mulberry street
GOAL-he sSub-rer Is nos preparing deiver the best
y cg...y q Peach Orchard Red Asn 81 ne following nw
znc Gfe,5c ti-ksn snc Ess ~ evNe % Gray Ash
Nu 49, : e1ts p-r ton ieSS Il IKE oi; ne aosi " hch
al cases. ti,.i laa'l PETER CLINTON.
STRAW WRAPPING PAPER-o' ez;'c sppe- quality
- suitable fo pvnc sale Gca1tii-S io s;. oGchAs
ar. At Paper "s'rhoGse No. s. Jeh1 ,iis,; 10y y Gov,
~ e - tt-.1l l1-' - -''-t-.
z ISL, ht.u AThEH. OF ine ce!af sHd sze: COG
IL ta1iT io s2e pGpe: sstehgise No = john * hy
ty23 T. 4. CLAYTON = SONS
aGS-he highs; :aikst pcez 7is e 7s;d Z cash for
Mil M, cyFi-s " FIELD. No. : Rzri=. .lD
oXEY-A ~ sOz.s oeaaf s!is sp ceps %eHS! HH.SG=! io'
M !G3ChaiaaFn 4.
HFADDER-ls cask, pyras Ous5ro 10, sale oy
ITl ais GRLNAELL AINTURS q Co', 70 sorta n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26

is-i-Sr.f.NER .iRR4.NG E-hE.ET-FoR K
.G - NiDpiETOW'E GOSHEN ISTgRwrr!-
:: :...hssaA ATs sPlAcxs.-NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
- s- - p.iU.-'Th, new ouj splendid ,;eaHbol,
rTTEEE Capt Alexander II. ShGtA. leaves the :.'ot Of
uaGl street. daily. SUNDAYS exceusd) at oc'ocS a. H.
and T.. passHs the most beautiful scenery OF Tue iiu.os
r:.t ~ ern.ut where passengers take the cOmmoOus ca
o tie Co. through the prUfcsqre valley OF The Es:c?o In
P.rurninc "a vc sii,i,ctn.gn at 4. ". and .P. NJ
f-Seneerhy the Morning !.De can remain fnm three to
sour G-hen and Ait tttow and return o inc city nj
-p'clnck me evenns
81 F4nlcs and Pleasure Part- will find ths1n- mos de
i,s,fu f.rursioi rom tha city The uEsutiy
I'd hayr apartments Appropriated expressly |" ad"'
For further rnr.c,ars inquire 0i The Captain b"ard or
OF J. yhE fENSS Err agent, corner of Duane and
West streets ". I. sly H'l' IL. Sui;eJh'snicnt
Passengers nr Owero, RAzhumpuu and n Tire principal
places tbs Southern roun ni TIE State o Sewi uS Gni
Northern Courcs OF Pennsylvania will hnd hr rate stage,
anl cne dve.S take them from AddsiOwn cheaper and
exuedcious than other route. ~,
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FilsVoTih's Report.

IL
No IlFSe i1,1[9 Is - .efs Of -rc.r; asf i:ap5I-
fI9.s = Lag r.1c- rzs,rG tIr-'u l"-Alt-
o; :!vgs: r1akilc Lara OIi' In riep1ei;s &c
oi ImprcTe: IlyEis AID ~ :; - ~ gd
Tots, -ra!;nr.i tsclosy fiTs . ee ,,-s,irr ~
eiss OF 81 =! y . 'he o' i I.is u
tcc1ncEls We haf- 'Sf 1-I>e. -, .--orr- Of
Tns above sau2olr "o'A Cy.-'--i'- : -. - - =.
most important aforT;ioc . farmers wheh i'7S s'e
iof. e-sa fE=',...' =: = ;si,or.. y,
"oiS j. F7ti, - . - N -h S,,,s of the L niou,
I1suis[ ilo'- oi " t.-f ~ srr sat II h..t
.aoTics m HaliDs-s - f.r ro-,tp-. raErts Of
baT!-fs Oa-s - Go" iee six Cocccry,
e., ~ : - ~. az. ,g Via .c
- .r-.--s -i-A IN poT-alt scsS-StioE;
-aci oi ti'= snsss o! ir1aror-me1;.
!f'-fsss .: t-l,.. - ~ - Foreign %iarkq,s.
lTapfo, ID 80 OF Fenc'S-Ai'o5 o. 'e'-''
RailfCais ;-,. ~ l-,,,--, and iupot;.
F1trI. S1;L LIas-e.u' - '
Markets Il Home ei a!io,-.
ffosP-ci . 4 Fo.-,h. :. -----'
Sice-ss = - - :. -
& & r.. t-Ts sI.o cop;airs .s following valuable pccu
rnsT-. -.
ii,,-. a,iI az s.':;, ne ta:irs Of ySlra;
i.,.e-f-oa william Webb OF Wi!nnetoa ps! Ana -
tended Remarks b. th- gentleman OF ;.e
g. Extract !-c5a :naa.s, te soeiei= i IN
Przctiiu- ,Eansai-d Al tne Patent O-'ce aAa '''-''
o,y 4 Mr. -oo s.sss lin Corr s.rup-u;eas toe-,,
sr sc b; j. N.;,e5. s.;9. ,t..; H.
s. bRUCNCOES-Air,SoGoi f.:a'ii r,,aUs,rr,-s
v-sting, ocrar!nS, Machinery, tIesac'' '~-Us'
{ Pot ard Fear! A,.ss. By W a. oti' c! I'=-'e'aH
Ohio. WI, r. r.. w..
:. DO do. BE- Il No,h No o. 81 : p'- ~, -, - ;p-o
g. LAID OIL-ConvertinE Lart into Ui'' fhu f.'o ~
corr.ts form, f1r the manufacture cl candies "
ns-,rs~s a. Ha-ri, stsuwccd X 90. al Boston, "ltl
ArnsrE. on the sac suri-c. b. CAMPBELL MoFiT o.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
IislNry 0i the SiIk CuItnre.

30. vi. .Ths Ss Csliu7- Ia he United States FIN.
brac:ag compile aec9grLs Of ls.st ad most 1[rIoee
Msaa.ine Cocoousry Reeins SPINNING and Manu;actaF
ilg the silk & sc sit sr iHteFesR: H'.t9Ly ssrteae'
Mulberry &c. iIsrc;,i by ucme;ous eagrsrnrs OF Ne.
chn-ry aud Proces4s aad Manual OF the Sis Culture
PIic- 25 c.ats; cOiI,s tu- 81.
Orders ~ust - accompanied With the cash.
GREELEY = McsLkAF!. PE5ii5hrrs for the Authc:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26

SUICIDE ny HASGING.-A few day ago, Z man,
resicent OF this city, went 10 Mr.. Wcntwcrth.
folice Justice and asked the privilege Of ec;ag
sent to jal, as the only means o: avoiding the use
and abnsc Of intoxicating liquors, in which he
ha3 long indulged to sxccss. After some hesita-
Ton on the part of Justice Wentworth his re-
quest was granted; and, furnished with q mtti-
mus, he presented himself TO the jaior and was
shu; up. Yesterday morning. being attacked by
delirium ,remens, lie was removed 10 the county
h ,usc, und had not hesn there long before he was
.ounc suspended By the neck, stone dead.
TIE deceased Was naturally kind-hcartad and
good citizen ba:ing his unfortunate submission
TO an sppetiie ravenous ioz liquor. He was about
- years Of age--ha> left wife and four children
"a respectable but an unhappy family. This is
& solemn ani rI warning TO al who indulge II
the rse OF arden; spirits. as few Can promise,
themselves an Exemption from 3 fate IS deplora.
Die as his oi won we nave nos chronicles the
melancholy demise. Roch. ADJ p.
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pnliilcaI EfnnanY.

40. W P:ncilss 6. Political Economy, or the LAWS
the Formation National Wealth. developed by means o
The hrI.au aS of Cioysrrent eeaE the substance Of
case delivered the Hladcon "eavsfs Comm'sS'2n, BY
william ATxIN.cS vith en Introduction, Iieatiag or
m present .tae cisnce of Political Ecanornr ald The
Adtptt,on OF IL. Principles the Condition OF ong
CCt,rr AID the uabulirg Of 10 P.9speny, by EoSAeE
Er.ca g ...- cnu!.. lul 81.
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Foreign Forts.

Al VALPARAISO. May Is. Hamburg bak Norm1. Myers from
Hamburg for CoGumbo. Ia loal f,r y York.
Al fo Prince. 9th Inst. o- HAYS. Ccts from NYotk.
6th.
At Cape ua,ten sh in Baltimore. visare, n Philadei.
phia. arr 9Th.
A, Bermuda. sh in Bermudi.n, saundet. SYork FavoE
lie. Masters. AlsxanGTia.
4; 5; Gec:ses ssmn:a. 9Th brG Fidea. sa Balti-
burg
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26

II Ne earn ifon tie ST. F:arcisFie Id
Chyo:.icle OF Saturday i,st, tina, a negro man
named Biii, belonging 10 elr. Cox, residing in
The parish al East Baton Rouge, was Killed or
the 5;h INST at the home plantation OF Daniel
iusahuil, ESQ in the parish Of Wcs; Felic!ans,
ly MS oyeTsesr H. ". Wright y. 0. Tropic
VMuADLg CLAY BEp-We arc Informed tLtt
in the iowr (. s, Geld there exists 81 extensive
bed Of beaalitr! 'shi!s clay, entirely free rum
gti,, ana. 5 we Judge by the description, adapted
- the manufacture of the finest ware. Il IS cx-
,.emely tenacious. aad may be Gu. OCT in coIr-
mon pottery, and ,so manufacturer s'atsd ,flst it
was susceptible OF beiug moulded as '.lla as the
hest Liverpool china. Salem Observer
TINS ElEcry,c TELrd7ArA-Thc application
IF this new discovery. which secures the ,rans
tsson Of hG,anr thoughts with ,hc rapid;;y OF
sht poia;s mos; distant, is beginning 10 X e1-
tsnsivey tnstc both IN France and England
The Orleans Railway Company, in Frsnce. have
nearly completed tie construction OF Teiegrsph
along their line.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
NOTICE OF IMPORTANCE

Notice OF IMPORTANCE
fFtss FROM TAPSfUrr'S EMIGRATION OF s{lTf-e
49, fltE 10 Soni street. corner MAIDEN dne.-Aaa.S
Al parties desous nj having their friends sp.ediy c"n
find by applying w. K j. T.. ThPSCDTr. that they
nkc the arrangements mos; liberal terms, md
positive certainty Of those Tor bong despatched
from Liverpool London Glasgow la their itrads here
desrej above >ta,eI speedy gHd Comfortably; TO
insure this pass. will b. forwarded free
Steamship Great Wesern on the 9th: and MI VIM. Tap
SCOTT VINO IN verpoO viii enGeHyO! ~ send
oil all these wh1 wish To come short time and such
a sh. give sas cti0n u the particular. For
public accommodation drafts also be md any amount
payable every and throughout the United King
further particulars. nppiy,o w. =: 7. rApSCOTT.
IS South street. corner Maiden lane.
Agents in Liverpool
Wi!IlAM TAPSCOTT or (I5 Cioree Pinzza. and
GEORGE RlpPARD & S0E.} 90 Waterloo Eoad.
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND EVERY FIVE
,sF=., Dh YS'tHRoJGHOUr THE rEAR-Er0n COrk.
go Dublin. Pellst, Ncwry, Londonderry. Nnienh!d.
WrAiut. sligo, COerplD Dundak. DrUghean, Limerick
&c Passages al a times be engaged with the subscri.
built packets snlln- from lllyerpcs - -
EVERY FIVE DAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR l3,4
Two things necessary for comfort and genern
OF the paenses will De found connected with Er O
5n% vi2 proper attention Liverpool. and good
aOn bonfd the ships, which the snScnb-rs gunanee
all they engeg.iu bnna Fn iiher particulars apply :te
pa.fj,0 W. J. T. TAPSCUI'f. n South street,
corner MAIDEN iane
!Aseats in Liverpool:
WM gh TIhRssGD0gT,r Ibs { gy Or 5Gqree Gore Piaz1s or
WANTED TO CfiARTER-A vessel of 100 tons
and upwards, with freight filyre de f;Tacs back
AlEApply 10 MURDOCK. LEAVi1T 4 Co.
I!ls g. West street.
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:. F0R sA!.E-Will he sold Mt ,ucti.

- FOR SA!.E-lNill he sold at Auction By MSilRN
SGO. Wencsdav. ST. July. at hnlf pnst ocurs.
a IN. Merchants tx 'fange the Nhgus ship FAC
7i; 5,ir,hrr al tons hn turned 2o bbs oil Dui,
Portsmouth. erilfc i'v- OAK 'nme. iu inve1tnV VI
. pJsrulg> ard Ghuu; !gVj b c shocks aud csks.
rud ,t-atiir! previous - The last r'asc-e .a'
and eNceiel sea hu: and can be fitted tor wal
lrc voyage snail ouay.
For iuer prr,culnrs epply on buad prr Nor'h River
OF 10 GRIN Eli, MlNit RN < CO IS -ouths'. l55i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
Whalers, &c.

Eath Dyad Rogers Of ans ir Ma,tcpoiseti, from ndar
Cce!n via :, Helena le bos wh 40 OIL passed UP New
teJprd BAY. 9Th
era NBrdtorL 18th ships Bartholomew Gosuo!d, No
sher, NV Coast
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
ALE HEALING OINTMENT.


{ 7o.D FEET, COLD FEET. COLD FEET. COLD
the unE md Liver. Geld Fec, and Asthma. Cold and
ushn. OF The renih. Cold Feet and Ealing of the lair
and lead Cod f Co fee~% In fa1 an" not ro t ~ fe I
II p rs pravsi n water IN he ses ;fe 4stes M JrIns
0tl = sovereign remedy for cod i., n., e,-l @
n=erc7 ?i le; Le warmed into the ses Of TIE feet
ana pledge word and lnt wi
them back 10 Their condition. " hen IS done "a
d;hcag & e | 8 @ Ss 81 ls or %ir ss se 9i gy
TREE. - Beecker 10 A.tof ous 3 J%ba Ia Cbery I
Sullivan. In Canal, 70 stanton. 3 q s;reet e5jt
pALDHEsS AND LOSS or HAlR-ls cau.ed by wan
praon rom the head When ho nfe en S e or Ps per
eased the oerspation thick and crmmy adhees 70
,cuTfo fsndru. LIS blood hen carried roots Of lie
haT and for want Of which the hair sufficient ur,
nent and consequently becomes dry and ab. rn begin,
s-nshy 70 ;a oil which continuing 20 Increase evenis y
thef former hea Thy circulation, md ne Silly har wi
MAKE it' appearance which viii increase y auaty aud vol
J.YSgs HArg To.Ic The only prepafaon TINT ms ever
5een knoan 10 produce Hair Bald Heads Which has
Fre7ssf oaly b d. D. jayne No g ag,h Thifd-.,.ce
soi By 4, B. 3 D SANDS, Druggists. No. 70 Fu,on.st.
Z!3 brcatway u Eas Broe4wsy. jyi6 I'm
:EyAL SI?5! g92FS Sc GgAAKIA;.Hi;TEEp T. 81 WATER TIGHT
LovGER ThaN tsTAi-Tas T1h .acI5e n r1ne a.e sAss
s,n6G Of eoSet: ,o%is win paln or galvanized fa
ag, On ~ HeH The metal Iait that II canns *
szIIJ or y IRE CONTRACTION Of the rleca
he hoTns gentlemen nave rad their dwelling ho,ses INC
r2r y th city, cn:eref by me:hn6 ;stacton
;eay bn-%or, E5q.. corst al 5tn avenue aGd sth
!paa = Scn=naerhorn Esq. 10. ~ Broadway.
- vH AgSn. E9, cor. Of Exchange place end William -
Hrs=n PenrsE Esq. Merchants Exchange UclNs
geo T. Butter, Esq.. No Il NGslu-s;.
Er1nes Burnt, Epl. - BTpat-St
NOTICE gwen tha' s5 the Improvement pa;enie MI "a,
son, u .e trade wsng by the Eb.criler, Ear
esa etf3Ia pcrrnsEiUu on no!eraE terms.
mhiii P.NAYLOR II co - and 70 Broad 81
RoILER aoN-The subsru5er are pr-vared To f,,In.1s
- coef rnn. ci NM qualify and w.-aGied OF any duan
Ion'-dso Iron slt!e io Locomotive, ND Fr,cs,'s p,r
TeiHLs made 81 Laurel irSa Works hesis, -, r., "
rH GiRDlf,x. I.EAViJST :. -, ~ w.,
DAUL IoNEs'S QUADRAST-ro. 1t. 80 :. -.
hencai '.lHi-ant .sei hy Pan Ju,e. the cee a. I'd
cmUgs=r, GIay b. 5Gd ,iap HANNIBAL f nj H.,
',ssi -. & J. T. jAPSrOISi', i s4,ut:i .,
W. hi-dsn lime.
isI AEON FO!; ;iAI.Ei strong s,li.:antai t'o..t-,
w Wagon, sxcsienty circulated f, r,oy,"~ family -
Tor ton:h roads generally Apply the Phenx Bszaar Ser
y .'res. Hs-I il9tSS.il. Gl9T
SHEATHiEG CuPpER-io9 cases 6-st band. gacH.h. IS
s6 GRiNNEf.I4 nINTITRN L CO. 7gsau.hn
1tl raI,ed sound and gentle, for sale Cheap By
lyb GAUNT & DERRICKSON. l5s South st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26

49,, ,F0R RSHREvvSGCRY. LONG RH hNCa.
* f.p,IIN HOUSE. r,lRI " NNSi!lNt..-
S=A@--E.TOS. BROWNS D0Chi , MIppitS., IL,
T1IVT MD RED BANk.-Landlng ct SANDY HG"A wren
the ,yc-tisr viii permit TIE S:eamer DhU = ltcr.
Nss:sf VIII loaye NcyyY ok from Fulton Market Si!' ever.
day ss follows: 1pr,R,Sv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
JAMES MCKAY.
,Io i,,yotn Aron,.v for Attaching t'r-di UI.

UY ORDER of bavld Mann, Esq Supreme
II Cont Comi,sior+r Notice hereby gwen that
tachrrut ha. issued the est,tr Of stephen ger.
l.t- of i,tnsr Chaucaulur County y Y uonsideut
b,sr and t.t the 4m- VIII be sold for the payment his
-ts unless appear aud discharge such attachment &C
coTing law wltha nine months from the hnt paocNuoa
Of I'M. riicr and tha, the payment Of any d-bts him
~ residents this Si- md the delivery 70 him. of for his
M ,a ser o. any such property by him bidd-n hy
and ara yoil-Ua.d prcrn5rr 18Th, lSi1
da5 .wgn- 4. DIXON. Attorney tor Attaching Crrdiiors
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
NEW ROTARY MAGNETIC MACHINE FOR
MAGNETIC PURPOSES.

ETSED with astonishing in casse> o Neuralo.7
4 Phalys kleuuaii.rn sick Headsche Vtu>S Dance.
Scru.H. CURVATURE oI the spine. Uss of Voice. and many
other dica,e' Has been U,ei Tor the last months by
me- Icai and abundant references of eca
~ can he gwen. Orders abroad carefully Intended to-
pncc l3 , SIS IN clse with direcons
BENJAMIN PIKE Jr Oatican
Iyis In 2li BfOldwaY. " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26

PATTERSON RAL.RpA!-SCNhEH: :t!sRAEs.! ~:
rfSIsNF1.e SIS cents fior, Ierser Ctr 70 Pat
e7snS: p,.a,.cn I,sro; Leave New York
- T--STrfock n AS O'Clock. 4. ",
Al : oclcck. \. NJ - !. . cl.cS, (. ~,
AZ ll4 O'Clock. \ NJ ~ l.; g c;ccS. i '''
~ : -, - So, Sy>x.,vs OS SUHp.ys
a. O'Clock 4. =. ~! oc."cS. \ a.
at5oclccs, Z. ~. AZ o ciocs, r. r. ". .,
a bf-cr.e 2. rex oi cvHes' t'uS'' - - ~oNi'I
,Ja-I pgsA,Trp-. '''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26

GOAL, COAL,-.il KRIS al Sumue, pDcss to, ..,, II
~ qualities 70 FL. purchasers. Apply TO
STOKES DICKERSON,
nTs No lW Az:hooy r. neaI B.oadwar
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26

y iDREIUE.-A choice article OF hIs vuuuble tsft-
izer-Cjty JNdHltGcured-NOne olthe Jsrsep bdf0h ~
Statcu isdHd .i'if NGriG-FU sale nt y
S,.gr5r- The number, - Chambers street bctw the RAs
..-lll .I,- .l..L.. ,Lnn n..Lll IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
IyIyE RED BANK.

9: tho cuu;try. = ,. 90 = ,c,,,, ,r tho
- pT,s, -, =, o,y,erS TIL aucl*
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26

u The following valuable works are pub.
lishel at the Tribune Office, and may be obtain
ed from any of The Agents OF the Tribune; or
at CINCINNATI from William II. Moore d Co;
PHILADELPHIA from ZeiJer g. Co.; and q: Bos-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26

'e'EN pos.L,gS RE!vARD-vicxsBuRe BAss slocl
d ~ -orli'cate fer thirty shares uf VirH,.iug BANK
sioca Us nsme ofGurtley PeeA. sn numbered $S, ~5
p.er Ot tnmcy etiacel was lost Saturday, .l March
|: enclu-s ai:eT ani 1 way stHls,. Ils
gbove wiDs d bT i-as'a2 ~ Fnnigas oice y iyal
mhS
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ss1S, O. SHTrhsR' i,iT ISL g4"'.'' s0'f vls2awa~

II CT ANCERY-Eeoie the Wee Chsncci9F oi the FIN,
,.u, igr1,e c; h cow nnd otbtr Chare Colin, and
oirer -Iatsncrt Creditors Dbl = marc: tg,n, one OF
l,ui, J.! the safe Missouri, reQurei io appear ~ thN
csue by The second day c October the o et herea
VIII he taken 5 confessed by HIM.
iyi2 lRw 3w r ALLEN. Conc. SS
is ,;ne paper copy. and send bill 10 &. F. iIen. Met
chants Exchange
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Common Pleas.


MARcH 12.-WiHiam Forgay u.s. Joshua JoHen, At d.
This action two promissery notes mnde by Dr.
vermus both bearing date the lat july is@, payable in
three months after date for 800 EACH and endorsed by the
defendant Totem Although both the maker and endorser
made parties Ia the suit the action in reality was
brought against Toten, he being the solvent party.
Dr. BrLpxr proved the signature Of Vermule as the ma
ker of the notes.
vnnmcLr next called and proved that he was the
family physician Of Totem that they accomm0da.
ton paper and that he Totten to endorse them
and him do III he admitted however, that Totten did
write all the signature but that he himself first drew
in pencil Hc further proved that defendants children
who all grown up, were present when their father
endorsed the notes.
Dr. B1LpEs was recalled and proved that he told Totten
Vermule about to take the benefit Of the Bankrupt
Act and that Totten replied he his paper to the
amount Of 5000.
The defence set up was forgery. Several witnesses
called who proved that Tottcn could neither read
write and that his usual Of signing paper by
mark or cross. His and daughter were also pro-
duced and proved that their father endorsed the
note in question in their presence and that they
present. to by Vermule he could not have signed
them without their knowing It.
This the substance Of the defence both sides The
Judge charged shortly that II question Of fact for
the Jury. II they believed that Toten had endorsed the
notes they should find for plaintiff IL they believed the
notes were forged, they should find for the defendant
Leverage for plaintfClark and Newhouse for defend
ant Totten.
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MARCH l2--Charge of Repoh--John Deer, and his
ciates against whom the Grand Jury found bills OF in
dictment, Monday, for esdsavor to make revolt
on hoard the ship Orozmbo, were brought into Court
this morning to be arraigned Mr. Benedict the part
Of the prisoners, stated his intention to make motion to
have the indictment quashed; but he only got copy
Of about hour before he wished the ourt to give
him few days to prepare himself for the argument:
Mr. Barrel Associate District Attorney objected He
was detained in port and that the captain mate and
of the seamen bound OVER to appear aswtnesses
motion instanter
The prisoners were then arrsignod and pleaded not
guilty, without prejudice to Mr.. BErEptcr making his
motion to quash the Indictment this morning. OF the Sit
TIM OF the Court,
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CHATHAM Crncrs--We, in common with the
whole ,hea,re-going public, have word TO say OF
the performances ut this house tonight There proha
bly, no individual living who hns heard OF John smith
Well then this unfortunate indivdneteke bene-
m this evening and presents varied and most attractive
hnf UewiIl himself ride act Of horsemanship, will
snpear IA the black clown and most remarkable Of all
o. IN sim n doube song composed OF half black and hal
white melody stone, Turner and Mrs. Cullen will all
ride fayorite acts Otto Motty and Mr. Cole will 90
through their eccentric exercises Nc arsnd his fifty
mcrsetts and the tight rope, and Smiths Band win per.
| form variety OF negro songs and dances.
| THE AMrHrTIrhrRE, BowERy.--The sudden and
almost magical transformation Of the old Bowery
Circus Of the most elegant and spacious Amph
theatres be found in any part OF the world completely
took the public by surprise at the opening OF the establish.
ment on Monday The oldlashoncd fairy legend Of the
Forty Thieves with excellent Of characters anil
the gorgeous scenery to be found IN any theatre
New York. given in addition full display Of the
Oympsn Games and other exercises and f.tes OF the
arena The house densely crowded throughout, %
II will bc doubt during the Of the horse pieces
0ossin the laughteroving philosopher Is back TO his old
quarters, and bis merry face welcomed with three
times three from the PIT.
THIS IsA GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY az the Amer
lean Museum, and those who would ENJOY The
richest fun and must this afternoon or eve
ung and hear the kentucky MDsttos the best band Oh
Ethiopian meodsts In America and see sgnor rrshc-
CO. and others of einence In their respective spheres
The new and beautiful figures OF Gen. Tom Thumb,
Polly iodine and Daniel Lambert together with the Gin
sv Family and the fortune telling Gypsy Queen are to be
seen AZ al hours ofhe day and evening See the bills ar
| advertisements
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In Chancery.

B0Ore the vice ChanctIoT.
MARCH i2-DEcisiors-is and 2nd, exceptions to Mas
ters report taken and the 3D. 4h 5h 9Th 7th and
sh overred. and report in relation to those exceptions
confirmed with costs to be paid to the complainant.
Corteiyou, administrator, rs. CopeiandOrder granted
ters Of former advertisement and sale and the
Of this application, with interest to the purchaser his
purchase money from the time he paid into tho Masters
hands.
cing and Others executors, De Kay and wte ct al
Order OF reference TO Master Emmett TO state and settle
principal and interest due bond and
and to make defendants all just and necessary allowan
for rents received by them out Of the morgaged prem
ses which they might have received, by way Of set
of against the sum due on bond and mortgage