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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-09

~ A gentleman who had lost his wife,
whose msilen name was Little, addressed
the following to Miss Moore, a lady OF di'
-minHuVe stature:
I've lost the Little once had;
4 My heart is sad and sore.
Do now should be very glad
To have a little Moore.'
To which the lady sent the following
anawer:
i pity much the lOrS you've tadi
The glief you must endure
A heart by Little made so sad,
A little Moore won't cure.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-09

CoACHEs PoR MExIco. Abont sixty
days since Eiston, Gilbert a. CO., cl
Toy, received large oFdsr for stage
coaches and harness from Mexico. This
opasF they completed last week, and ship.
ped Sl2, 700 worth Of their coaches and
harness BY the HsuSatODic Railway for
New York whence they viii be exported
g ysss Cruz. sfsa09 ars Ia
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Notice.

The undersigned will hereafter practice Iavk
partnership, in the several courts OF Brown ccGi'
~ .. Their ofheeis front ofthe court hoOs
whore they will alwaysbe found. unless Absen
on Professional business. All matters CcrftCt
70 their care will be attended 10 with fGelitI
and punctuslity. til FAMFR.
s. W.JOHNS1 ON
May 9Th 1919. .-a4E
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ON LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP.

ON LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP.
TAX not Of lOvsl it gives me pain
, Per love bas been my foes
He bound me in 40 iron chain,
And plunged me deep 10 WO!
Bot frisdship's pure and lasting joys
Ny heart was formed 10 prove
The worthy object bo Of those,
fs But never talk Of Love.
The 'Hsnd of Fnsndship' | accept
eAIsy honor be our guard
Virtue our intercourse direct
Her smiles our dear reward.
Your thought, il Love must harbOr 'hsre'
Conco Al il in that thought, .a-
Nor ca lse me from my bosom tear
The very friend sought.
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Gun Making and Repair ing

BY the subscriber, in Augusta, kys,tna Lig
aets first corner above the College.
BLACKSMlTHING carried On, en- the
same lot, In allits various branches. Cailt y
either business will be attended tc on aila
shortest notice. New Rifles always en-
hHnd--warranted notinfeFiof tony ,.,'.s Z"
N. B. want aquaatity Of good eurled guH
toeks fer which will give aliberal price:
"a e.t.sE u M.s,A
Augusta Ky. uns 18th. 1s4a. s.g sas
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Land for Sale or Exchange

" NWO lots containing eighty acres each
- In Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
about eighteen miles from Toledo, and half a
mile trom the Toledo and Aurian Railroad =
The land istimbered with oak, whitewoOd, ma.
bic and beach; and the soils rich.
Also,a lot containing eighty acres in Luca,
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Toledo, In
section settled by thriving farmers. This is
also timbered land, with rich soil.
wi sellall or parts Of this land on sccommo.
dating terms or exchange it for farmingland II
BrOwncounty. FOTfulther in forma tion inQuir,
~ the Standard Office
D. P. PALMER.
Georgtown, Fob. 9. 1871.
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Cincinnati and West Union
Mail Stage,

- BY way of Madison, Mil
StshAgSs gSsS=ss=sca aford, Permits Mills. hata
ags5 ES n n Il via, Bantam, Bethel, liz
za4 smersvilfe, GeoTgstovA y,
Russslvills, Decatur, to West Union. II
gave Cincinnati every Tuesday, ThursdS,
and Saturday al 6O'clOck A. M, arriving a
Georgetown same days-and leaving next Rlo,,
ming for aud arrivingat, West Union. the So ne
days, and back the next. Leaves GeorEe,owr
every Wednesday, Friday and sunday, at {
A. NJ. aud aFTivesin Cincinna Il same DAYS.
The proprietor oftbe above Stage route--hav
ing procured good and safe teams, with conlna,
modious stages, and careful ,accommoda atins an
sxperenced eddTirers-hOpes to receive EoeGll
share 0f public patronage.
SrAA0E OFFICES Cincinnati, NotIe's PoIeJI
Milford, Steel's Hotel; Batsvil. Darts Sto,t;
Bethel, Perrine's Hotel ;Georgetown,W w m rcwt
ney's West Unior, at Mr.. Lee's. -
" B.DAvIs, Proprietor.
May 90, 1s42,
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oo carefully bAndle0 and the charges moderat
Shs willleave Maysvllle every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 8 O'Clock, and Cincin
natl on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at
10 A. M. J0HNELLG3ON, Commander
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Great ercitemenf! Removal az sEe TS1Ss
l ties, and Dissolgtion of me q db,ass9
GEORGE KERANS, TAHOE;
u EsPECTFULLY ann OUNCES s, A. ~
Mllic thathe has commenced ~ 3 ~ ~
ING BUSINESS on Main street. tl.Fss sss. "
south ofD. CfawfeEdst Grocery, vice \. X s No.
pared to serve thepubliewith any thing irS AZ.
Hns q business with nsatnsss ana uFs. m VI.
SsoIEStSwn, July 9sth, Iezs. -
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Justices. Blanks
saIFs sstsEso5 FEE ) ojtts ssSna1rd
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I Cahinet- III akinp.-

M y q y = 2 - =. q -,
HTN E undersigned having pErchassd ths ium,
Grand materials Of n Maklsn, has
taken the shop. formerly occupied by VI. n,
Crouch' and more recently BY w. P. Mskltm.--
He is now prepared TO acccmmosats ali sbat
NAV call on him with any Kind CfCahinet Ns,e.
sueh AZ Gfecian Chairs, made of cuflsd maria
81 mahogany, Side BOaIdsand Sofas, and rlsir
work Of all kinds. ,Cof6rs me de 10 otoer, snd
on the shortest notice. All of which VIII ~
done on the most reasonable terms. He tbsc.
ore soiieits share q public patronage. sssSsT
Georgetown, Nov. IA, Is4s. s";sx
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TAesstern Democratic Review AMI, Month.
~ MagiEine, will Be issaed on the first Of each
month, from the ONCE Of the Ohio Statesman.
a. nve dollars per year, payable in all cases n
Savahee, or upon the delivery ofths 6rst NUM-
yer; hpaymsntibe tnhgsr delayed, slx dollars
will be required. Each humber win ronsis, ~
stleast ninety large octave pages. prin,0d m
nue. paper, stitched and covered In iba ns,sI
.yH OF works Of a similar character; the whole
TT'sH'Ng TSS t~S volumes year, Of $40 paSss rsch
Ahs PHoilsner hatrers him self that In tioogr. ~
u, .nu neenanlcal execution, the work viii ba :,
quT1 % any similar publication in tha Tf.ia,, =
Ihs INST number win be issued in n oS'Sn. E.a.
next, provided sufficient patrOUSr. .,r SImusty I"
lained toIus!ify ths undertakiNe Gi,h.' Nh os 90.
Iettss must % directed 10 s. Medary. Ssiae Col..
~ VAlo; 80 The postage invstably csi 81
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Brown Common Pleas,

John Sim,n, Admir-. OfPster Simon decd.
W, Petition e sell real 90.
David Owens& Others. tate to pay debts.
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILL E
PACKET, INDIANA.

The Steamboat Indians
= will run regularly between
= .Maysville and Cincinnati
stopp ing at the informed
The New York herald., 1844-12-07
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEmBEn >

Sun nisEs.. .....7 s2 MOON ....... 3,
sur SETS. 81 HIeH 6 SIS
Cleared.
uyan, Wade, Charleston, G. Bulkey-Barques He
be, Geickson Cowes and arke Schmidt Bachen; Straf
ford, kobson New leans, Johnson LowdonBrigs Motto
Hammond Trinidad de Cuba Chasclain Ponyert; Mariner
Free Liver ool - DoDa, Trojan Davis Thomas
and mar et Nesmth Walshi s.e,ling, Hamilton, Sayan.
nah Danham Di on-schrs Kate Auiry Chandler Mobile
Gre dy CO; ed,mus Dyer; Rapatannock River doSoop
erroni Oct 10 h. tn mds~ ii Marshall 23th, lat
son 60 80 ship with IN fore ,op 20 be
Of the phadeha packets The L. has had
hon from 2j Ucr TO 30th Nov33 steenge passensre
ship D-nnark ropored Yesterday Frost AZ days from Lv
efpool with mdse TO Williams u Guion. .
N-smth Walsh The r. has experienced heavy weather
dur ng the passage
Ship Aneelo Clarkson from Bordeaux Oct 10th, with wine
and brandy, 10 Goodhue Y Co.
Ship Esnoe julius from st Petersburg left Cronsad Oct
10TH and Esneure 23d th mdse TO Peck Al CIonsad
Della Walker Condry FIN do, do; Azof Farnham. do do
Esnuer Tama Collins for Bordeaux Konohasset Foster,
for Boston, Herslia Crowe do. On the 22d Oct ship
Aymer Carver FIN Stockholm going into Copenhagen
ported have been shore.
Barque Rose Standish Spencer, "A ds I'm Rotterdam it'll
mdse TO Y Hurba. CO.. Sailed in earque Brazil An
dew Of Salem, for Cadiz. Left ship hn Marshall for New
York. day; ships Lyons and Gen Veze for New Orleans,
Leler Higgins Lucona just Has experienced
heavy weather during the passage
Brig Baltic Aco II day from Havre de Grasse with iron
10 the master
Below.
Brig Flirt, from Nova Scotia.
The New York herald., 1844-12-07
Brig F'lirt, from Nova Scotia.
miscellaneous Record

PACKET SHP JOHN r. sxIpDy, for Liverpool will sail to
day a o'clock
gives the 4 70 perform the unpleasant duty
S % Ss"% e % % M KSns
third Of the wheat be got her dy think
s% sds sss
save ia, @ aSs
s sa fst & Gs e ew M
some wheat and soms lead = ,c.m m..,..
;oh al part Of DICK load rails. received other
MI;.sc yessELs-Brix VIM Garrison. tos Phlsdslphi.,
West nse Which nothing has been heard 09 from her. and Is
feared that she foundered in the gale of Oct6.
spoken.
otaman p days from Boston, Nov H. lat A. Ion sby the
Anke'o' ~ '"' port Lake Ports.
ose snd Wsb Rs vsaois
Great Western, Detroit Eayorite Toledo brig supposed
Home Forts.
a. Dec .rs.ni A % s%d c9T%Sqs q
% ssM
nd %hmog Msrssillss souiher, Hardy Port Prince;
Borden, Lewis. Rondout; Excel, Simmons South
Dec asd Frances, Baker, aud Triumph, El.
@ F: 1Tsi 9sS5.
aud osoa Henderson, Philadelphia adsd American Stand
SswrosT; Dec seAT "A Holly Bush. Tmndy, surn,m, via
% coast; Also Edwin, Nicholson" Norfolk for New
Bedford
1I s sn w sya Sosg Ss,
Wanda, Pierce, Salem
Dec ID A BSy s Nantucket AS
saS
night last 2dIau Wa,hngon Dyer NYo,t; Wave Roger.
Proyideace Yantc Staples Newport; swan Webber,
we're weather. during which sprung foremost jbboo
fonsail, mainboom, aud sustained other damage.
Saunders Crabtre, West Indies Cid 26th Fair Smith; Para
gon, Green, and David Risey, Corson, NYork
The New York herald., 1844-12-07
Foreign Importations.

LyEnrooL-Shp Columbusl Reported yesterday 'lOO
coal Hll3il5 bars $50 bds 200 bxs tin Shed
2t9s bars iron sch96eld do Waterman
cr99Lsi4s bss TN Phelps Dodge Col pkg Fordl2o
N ,Msumiord-z1 ,Cauldwsll x Co-64 II Seymour-5a
yW iiarris--8 Wilson Brown-4 X Backburn- 1879
WoSdhall = Mintum-25J Macy son-8o w Chance, ira
,iodey, Pattisen Coil Wetherell-l0 Amold-i3
= D Cotheal-l6 Boyd NeIan8 McCall33 Bolden Ze-
synstra-2. Richardson Watson-5 Newbold86 Wright
otugess shtw-Z barrrt Joanson2 bales AZ bags
wills 81 bds anchor 80 crates pkg order.
Iiillsil5 bars $40 bdis W shields Co1soas do
Skolhrld co-1268 Wateman-479 Wilson x Co-lO67 A
Gongdon Co56s bds do SCrook636 plates Phelps
Dodge Co Obxs do q w Shieds- pkg mdse T. Lloyd
1s n HarsisN7 Wilson Brown-it b! ckbunl79
Co.'S Godfey. Patterson Y Co-ilJ Wh-rall-iO d Ar
nnd7 bales ca1k 60 anvls bdls 80 bxs nails chain
BILE and anchor order
The New York herald., 1844-12-07

Them.. Marshal, 40. . a. r MARSHALL ses } u. Addehs.
hssk. =. y, whi,ssy. rhi:a<irhi.l J. " Hsn~esd.
drlphs. Dr.. Hsmuss and lady. Msss = Riekter DO,
Me- MS ';s' Msss,:s%. Tsss psi H.
e,s.sn. x. ". j.S.s 6,sdss. Ms NJ Jo..ss' cs..a.
fsafss. ~ VI G " Carroll ssd daughter Nd j. w. Hal
is,. DO. IL T. stone a. Mo T. Lesd DO. c. C. Gibson
srI%sT nN..s IA. o p sal p u .'ssfs ss y,s, ss
Ma; W. Mss..ds., 90. w Cry. - fS w. Gibso9,.
r Davenport. 0A w. Robinson. Connecticut; T. H. Bfsner
Bsowss Horn. Dec. sra and tiha,.N. I Hammond W.
Bait o. w Eataat. Va, Gus bord-t H. Bailey Nd
Pa, "A, q. Mddetoa, ts ". Lpmpkn. DO Col 4. War,
!; Holiday. Do - Dslaeesa Bait =, .. puse,n Mr.
sdslrhis w. n, Todd ae. Chap Jimmy have been
charged Tor his dinar seBro~ss that he much Of
Us,rsD srArss Horgl. tTvFs 4 B,sD.)-J,. W. Eyer.
Bali; Jas Crznston, ~. ~. w Robhias DO; NJ. Alleu
81 Louis ID l.. Mscdy Del; r. w. t,rrrr. do; Mr.. Vail
~ r.; Mr.. Coles aad fanny. vas L. ~ aorii, Pal pr: T.
Hart n e.; q. b. Sullivan, dol ). Bradford Philadelphia !;
B.ss' Asrss.s = I,ons. iT,rgsccss, pss tmR a T.
w. g. Lauton, lady and ehildsen Chsrisuoa. a. &.
FuLLrns HoIrL, Dec. 3-w. N. Grorse, y. "; d. A.
Cameron, dol N. y. Cor.e, Ala. Dec ssoha King Pa
Purdy N "; d. T. sckiss do; Samuel Colt. dol ID. W.
Davis Mesh; j. d. Matthew'S lexington. Ky. twho says Nh
Clay Is quite heanyD
The New York herald., 1844-12-07
PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.

PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, al the Navy Yard on
w Monday, 9th December at noon under the direction Of
e 'u0'cStJ sTkA ~ SF 55sisf; y.; &c.
10 anchors, 1000 to $500 pounds.
a lqt Of Beats Of different sizes
1895 Block.shells.
A lot Of Paints and Paint Skins
small Caboose; Armorers FORCES.
A lot OF Cabin Furniture and Cooking Qtenss
About 35l Ensigns Jacks, Pendants, and Signals.
A lot Of States, School Books, &c.
Carpsnters and Coopers Tools, Crowbars,
SmithsNBellows, Bunting Iron Bolts,
Block1pins and Rivets, Fire Buckets, Pump Boxes,
Mess Chests, Hammocks, Handspikes,
Lanterns, Deck Lights, Binnacle Lamps
Nail Rods, Needles, Racks,
Cooking and other Stoves, Sashes, Scrapeu,
shoyels Scales, Seines, Thimblcs, Wrenches,
Broken Anchors large quantity OF Old Iron, &C., &c.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Morticng Machine, Wire Drawing Machine.
A quantity Of Tools Of various kinds.
Terms--Cash on delivery
NAVY AogNT's OprIcE, 9th November.
no tDoec JAMES H. SUYDAM Navy Agent
The New York herald., 1844-12-07
House or Reprcsentativ
fEkrrrd.. H.. z

IHuf5udy, DEC. o, Io44.
The House was not opened with prayer, as il
was supposed it would be, because the Rev. Mr..
Daily was not here to perform the duty.
motion was made 10 print 5000 copies of the
papers relative TO the Rhode Island difficulties,
which was postponed until Monday next.
NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON.
Mr. BARNARD, of New York Informed the House
that he should present bill to improve the navi-
CATION of the Hudson river.
ADJOURNMENT TILL MONDAY.
On motion of Mr.. DRoMa0oLE, the House ad.
journed till Monday next
The New York herald., 1844-12-07
snles Oh stocks at Philadelnhia.

FIRST o sn SoanD Dec S $50 shares G,ard Bank 10
North Blk Of Kentucky 90a; SO Lehigh Navigation,
10; 900 Wilmington RR 2lt SI35 Chesapeake and Della
ware Loom 67 500 do 67; 1000 State 5s 6sS 5000 do,
b5 69s; 10 COO do, sd, 69l.
sEcoro BoAnD, Dec 6-$i2,oeo Texss notes, Isl 5000
do b5 l5 5000 Residing tonds 6S 1000 do b6 6s 1900
do 3d. 1000 do. 6s $50 shares Grard Bank b5 10;
100 Whining ION RR. 81; farmers end Mechanics Blk,
42A 100 Norrisown ~; 90 U Bank b5 0; 80 Exc Blk,
Pntsburg, b5 49,
The New York herald., 1844-12-07
APOLLO ROOMS.
MISS ELIZABETH SLOMAN
AND MISS ANNE 8LOA


s ss ;, M 1Es
Ell s DE- il % s:. TsGs s.ss. ss.s
LECTURES ON sCUI TlSH MINSTKELSY
and ~ ass a ssc msSsy ''si s.s to s % has
y Including q ss ips!sss saa and
The ,f Ii Psf, 81 +: rPHss!o II isTs bURfbER
The h.roic, pathetic. and humorous Jacobte ballads Of
s, he ssoS iss s.
G CO oy anssdoes sna
e'dsps Of these ,,. sathon and a HER q songs:
HH Al Fht t sSsjs!y LIShAEy ASS IEsSSSSS SSSA
liz c %
sy s w
aass sH ssps h such saaSys q %
s Ss s 4" s w 6 Il
S oT two as.
one doIls; single tickets 80 cents. d. lt.rc
GRAND GRAFTON AND CONCERT, WITH
FULL ORCHESTRA.
s fSssss Esn
Hs Dt5 oaAfoN BY S'effnsy SE HON ELY
uThe following eminent performers have volunteered their
Signon BORGHESE,
Madame OTTO,
Madame HELLBERG,
(lier tecond appearance.)
Madame BURKHARDT. and
- Miss MARY TAYLOR
Signor ANTOGNlNI
Signor PEKOZZI,
Sisnor DE BEGNlS,
Signor sANQUIRlCO,
Mr. JONES, and
Mr.. TIMM
Nj 6 ,s be sssfs q Inc Ms.
q sseSass s
q 0satr- George T. Hopper 73 Mulberry street. W
III. Brown, 22l Hudson St. above Canal st.; w. W..
Same, las Sail ST. Z. Dilks 90 Catane street; and
the door the of the Concert. Doors 6
O'Clock; exercises to commence at ~ o'clock.
d. 3leods rc
The New York herald., 1844-12-07

PHiLApELPHIA, Dec. 6Arr Albert Black Boston; Susan
Phebe, Redmond York Cid. Rosale, Hill, West Indies;
% %Lmmueaun rh%ps, % % Durngi6n' Iamx'g lam
NYork.
BATMoRr, Dec 6Cd Hell.spont, Ellis Havana Sailed,
Eleanor Forrest Chaeston Orbit Travers and Alice, Wal
ter, Kingston, Jam.
NoRroLK Dec AArr Boston, seaburv Portland for Balti.
more; Cornea, R.ketson, NYork Cid. Lord Of the lss,
Mckinney, West Indies
The New York herald., 1844-12-07

On Friday morning, 9th inst Of apopexy, in the 45th
yer OF his age, JOHN MURRAY, native OF County Cork
Ireland
His friends invited to attend his funeral tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from No. Hague street 90 Al
bany papers will please copy
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERrooL-Ship Remtsnce-Mr O'Brien, N. I. Burke,
f. Bennett and lady, Of the of Music, Of London; Mrs
Sadbrough, and 202 in the steerage.
CRoSsTApT-Ship El,inore-F. II. Hooper, Esq, of Bos
-
RorrrRpAM-Barque Ro'e Standish-Lopis Hart and rs in
the stes rage
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE AT AUCTION.

SALE AT AUCIlON.
AICkDAi t,h.s dayD q iex o'eioek-gy order q q
~ eatoa sad ,hs Msrhs 20 continuation be sold
satis the folio- .rsiss a spruce sett al loh oclk
t-temnoa fofnitnr~. mxeeiifne lot 81 various kinds
q ershssdss krst sock,ag and oth~r Stoves;
v,s a ~s.as sppss old ys~s ea- flan. t:,s cases
~ se :sa .sh Pssa as S'S a. P.r
nss. tosntnx hos- Dks. sof Chairs. Tables, Looking
Alse sasssy of 0roe.nss. Champagne and other Wines.
Also ss-ui .soel of Military Hosiery &c The sale being
Rss-mtoy W ne sheriff and will be found
Also Asfssi sna solar Lzmps.
sfetss Ths s.~ sill with very superior
Ls.s.ss~l THOMAS BILL. Aaetionesr.
" VI SHIRLEY Asetioassr.
HOUSE fuk>fTukk sALk-1aesdsv. December loh.
"a q "A otcl a. Che hoa- No Chsrch street. Full.
ipn Eeefsl a good surnure, consisting Of
css- sss syr.,a s9., snd nsks tes md PR Tablss
a. .s. m.ss l., .ss o, s ssss.s. s.s
~s.d sna fprsitas tss> Beds. Mstu.ss~s. Se Mantle
Nssss tftnaeies. <l LamIx ana Glass and Irockery
Aso hisArM farniter. Se Terms essh. bsnksble
r.A fHssisIss. f*ln 90 shtns
Mmeeiosk. saisssis P,sno Fofw, and stool.
sncs sarf 81 lrafLf r5gs boris aas'T,s rzscY ooops
\. Ne-roslfesed from kndsy en % the
JACOB fLAff-s sI~tts ss~. eemgr,s,sg soo original
r-chxrs and loss ~ Es Landed and 10 be
sqid - erasa seeessi ~ tsks Iiscs AZ tn sue,on rcom
No II tlst strset rdag. IN astsat. 81 70 oeiock
Eds II bs sbprs dserItaen t~ market suitable for deal
-. tef s~~tas elnset % IN ssls which viii b. r~rmI
tory and wtthgut
c.iaioxsrs al = 'ssay n asy pr.sious. SiMs-e
The New York herald., 1844-12-07
PhiIadeIpnia Cattle nIarket.

DEC offered $50 beef cattle including 100 taken to
New York; 700 cows and calves; $50 swine, and 100
sheep.
Prices OF Beef Cattle steady, and all in market were
taken at SO IS the 100 lbs for extra quality
Cows and Calves-Sales at lS a $40.
Swne-Mostly sold at ~ a 4 % the 100 lbs.
Sheep-We quote at 1 25 a So, as in quality.
Hsy-Sales during the week at rs a s5c the cwt for
good Timothy, and 81 the 100 bundles for rye straw
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.amr ruRIIsHED y X y Y i Pay a 4 XYEgyrrrrm *

w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU sTREErs.
THg NEw YoRx HERALp--A Dasfy Paper, issued every
morning Of the week-prce TWO cEvTs copy. Couptry
Subscriber unhed at he rate for any sr~cifc prod
vance.
The New York herald., 1844-12-07

The different markets. for the week past, have made
very rich show in foe beef mutton and veal We noticed
one ca or young beef, weighing 800 lbs in Wash
the farmer who raised il.
Paulry Of all kinds was never plenty and prices
range according 10 quality.
we saw geese al g. par and others the latter
weighing 80 lbs Turkeys fowls and ducks at various
prices
Game is rather and high Fish the sme-smeits
cents the quart.
All green vegetables continue TO advance
We pleased TO the alteration going ON in Wsshs
ington market and the filing in the slip opposite the
-
The New York herald., 1844-12-07
EAhiBIliON.
THE END OF THE WORLD.

EAhiDIIlON.
HE END OF TIL WOR LID.
OF VERY LARGE sIzE BY h Anell, at the Apollo, 40
Coacert Room.
Op~n from 10 A. NJ TO tP. Nj.
Admission rs nl7 lmne
direction Of John STAR hs Managere ccntans some Of the
animals that ths country,
f d. eon of which will be found in the large and small
b. of the day. - -
There arr the collie .tion Buffalo Black Moose, Ou-
rang ostang Eit Talking Bird the Mino, several kinds
of Wolves of different kinds VI Monkeys, Camel
Crowned Birds and Of s animals mentioned in sacred
history.
pony, ridden BY the Oarans Ousng Also the Camel perorm
the and ridden by ladies and children and the
Moose Is also Introduced IN the
separate entrance ladies' its Fulton street. Coo
dge Cutters drug Entrance for gentlemen in Ann st.
hs place well warned and the arranged like amphi
tbeatrs
oI~a from % the morning ill at night
Admission dl &c
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DEc. 3At Market 500 beef cattle, 276 stores, 22o0
sheep, and $50 swine
PsIcEs-Beef Cattle-Last weeks prices were fully
sustained We quote extra at s6 first quality 81 5oa4
70; second quality, S4a 25 third quality, $s a3s0
Barrelling Caffeine sales
Sheep-Sales from 81 25 to 81.
swne-Lots to pedde for sows and &c for barrows;
large barrows, 3Jc. At retail from to 4tc.
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Married,
Died.

On Thursday, 5h inst. by the Rev. Dr. Bullion, Mr.
ALsxASDER MARTIN to Miss ELIZABETH SMITH, both Of
this city.
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RAILs, PAiKTIEs, ASSEMBLIES, &c, would do well to
- give JEHVlS call for Engraved Ball Tickets printed
Circulars and Cards Of Invitation Of e.e descriptions be-
ing prepared 70 do Ball Printing good and cheaper than
one ee ia the city Call and satisfy yourself At yERVISS
Origina cheap Engraving and Printing Establishment, 33s
Broadway, next door TO the Tabernacle n2g i'm rrc
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TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-,
SECOND SESSION.
In Senate.

WASHINGTON, december, D, 1914.
Messrs. WALKER, Of Mississippi, and ARCHER, Of
Virginia, made their first appearance in their seats
this morning.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Tustin.
Mr.. BENTON's resolution respecting the inquiry
into the case Of Surveyor General Silas Reed. was
adopted.
Mr.. SEMPLE gave notice of his purpose to report
q bill to continue the Cumberland Road to Alton,
Illinois; also bill providing for grant oil land for
the completion of the Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Mr.. BAYARD gave notice that he should introduce
bill for the relief of the heirs of Robt. Fulton.
Mr.. HENDERSON gave notice OF bill confirming
certain surveys in Mississippi.
Mr.. CRITTRNDKN reported a bill Tor changing the
time Of holding the Federal Courts in Kentucky,
which was read.
Mr.. EVANS moved that when the Senate adjourn
it adjourn 10 Monday next, which was agreed TO.
Mr.. WHITE gave notice that at an early day he
should introduce bill making appropriations for
the continuation Of the Cumberland Read through
the States of Ohio, Iadiana, and Mississippi; also,
a bill making grant oi land, the better to enable
the State ct Indiana to complete the Wabash and
Erie canal from Terre Haute to the Ohio river.
Afer several motions In mere private cases,
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE gave notice that he designed
introducing bill for the Improvement of the nav
lgatiOn OF the straits between Lake Erie and Lake
Huron, and for other purposes.
Mr.. BuCHANAN-As ! believe, Mr.. President,
there is nothing further to do to-day, move that
Senate do now adjourn And the Senate adjourned
over to Monday next
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and other documents from 80 to p cents packase
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