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n.y The Books Of Subscription to she Capita
Stock ofhs York and Enc Railroad Co open at
tho Office Of the COMPANY. No. "a Waliec, bsiween' ne
hours Of 10 and6 WIN. Ill. GOULD, Sscretarf.l
Sew-York, Ami 9th, l8A JS SiasS
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Wanted, To purchase or hire a9SArTaS STAND,
well established IN The line o! Snip sniihng or BoaworS
either South or reet either with OK wInoat ne toas
or trade Premises which have yes OF nek-
ped lease eEles Qf.eneSnl vii os course De preisr
5cass ieaTs Tsof with SAVER Sen s ReekGans:feet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

: eer Dr. Pssinney,s Fanny Pills lcons.sntty
way. md f1 EzSt RroadRaY - - n 542ssz
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To REMOVE INK SPors.-Spo,s made by black
writing ink on the pages OF book may be re.
mYved by washing them with solution of oxalic
acid in water. The spot must be afterwards
washed with clear water. In this way the writer
has easily removed fresh ink and left the page
white, and old spots have been nearly oblitcrated.
IHerkimer Freeman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

m Tae Letters of cassius NJ. Clay, 90 shi
and on the Prcacncy are printed Pamphlet and u'
s,e the Tribune Office Price sl per 100. OF saeper l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

UF Governor Letcher offers reward Of $3.50
for the apprehension and delivery to The isior OF
Ohio county of Wormley 3. F, Garter, who mur-
dered Martha Jane Davis, a girl or I years old,
IN tha! county, on the 18th inst.
louisville Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

Do Protection and Free T'rade-nn elemen
tsry exposition ofthc Tariff Question showing phv and ho
Protection the rewards Of Industry and conGuces tc
National Prosperity, By H. GREEGEY- for sale AZ this
0ce mud close pamphlet OF 10 The resp5c
tive positions of Acssrs CLAY and POLK in regard to the Ia
r are clearly shown The several objections md cavls nj
opponents PrnectoR tafy met and disposed OIL Pc
sl5 per thousand copies.
r.5- Tne Tariff as II Is, compared with the substi
ute proposed ny itS Automatically H. GREELEY. pamph
showing the several provisions OF the present Tariff and
hy this ,hat duty higher iower-aiso what would be
the effect on our Industry and National Interests oth changes
proposed by Mr. Polk and his fends-n 6 close and
pages. Price SIS per thousand copies.
t+These pamphlets have been widely and warmly approved
by Wing Statesmen aud Presses as niordng lucid and
u exposition of the Tariff controversy They well calcu
lated for circulation among candid opponents and earnest in
quirers Clay Cubs Whg Committees and all friend, Of the
Good Cause ars soiced aid in ising them among The
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

DT Water Cure.-J. Shew. VI. d. an author on Wa
ter Cure 2S Fourt Broadway regarding the system
by fur the most RATIONAL efficient and safest in all Diseases
practices accorinsy-ritout drugs of Kind. Dr. s.
making arrangements open establishment which
carry out the system fully The advised rratu
o,sy fy2 3mN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

ry- Currency.-IHE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Treatise on the Nature, Tendency and Consequences of
ou, present Monetary System with plan for its eecua and
benefcen, reform: published for the Puhc and Author by
w II. GRAHAM. 16o Nassau-s,rce NewYork; Burgess Z
Stringer Broadway do. PIice s4 hundred. sx cents
cnpy
TIE only oec. of Author beinS TO secure the Reform
herein proposed work published ct his and the pub
lie will only pay printing the copies which they may re-
qnirc AL friends OF honest; steady prosperous business c
a f,ly employed well rewarded labor. ecIcsv request
p, TO aid N extending the circulation Of this pamphlet
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T-EoRg, TuEsDAY azoRNzNe. AUGUST s. fsae.

20 Ess US os THE PRINCIPLES OF MoRALrTY,
and OF the Private and Political Rights and obiga
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Of AZ Enquiry into the Accordance Of War with
the Principles of Christianity, &C. have just been
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kind, should have produced the best treatise extan,
on the Principles of Morality luelicity of arrange
ment, perspcuity of style, and rigid adherence TO
rectitude, il is alike unexcelled.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

We have employed Mr. Hodge perform some chemical
analyses for and from the exact manner which they
executed cheeuly recommend his those
requiring such work A. b. SANDS l. co.
Eew-York, June /, 1SA. ie2 eodii
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

UrILlrY OF ToADs.-A person lately opened
toad in wheat held, and found l6 fresh beetles
in It's stomach, which the patient animal had pro-
badly snapped up while they attempted to cross
the path. Toads are often kept with advantage
on hot-beds for killing insects, and axe among the
gardeners bes, friends
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
LIFE igH SSPSECEES OF HENRT CLAF,

LIFE irib Speeches OF HENRY CLAF.
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o. These little pamphlets working infinite good 10
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U- ThunIson,s clay nIeGaI.-Fo, saIa at tns
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The Texans incted by some demagosues had sor time
believed Austin too Me1icsn" and-to Their shnms be ii
sad-manicsied ,tlc sympathy for hs surings heir IN
gratitude assisted the Mexican dungeons sappng the foun
life. lie died In Sc.
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mas b. seen V. B. PALMER,
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

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VOAL CHEAP FOR CASH.-The subscribers wpoh iny,ss
the attention OF hcl, friends and the pubic to hcr stock d
Coal CONSISTING Peach Orchard superior qualify L-hieb.
LacsuwsEa Liverpool Virginia snd Sidney: all OF whchtbey
Will sell good Order 1T CcasoOahe by ths Ton
ro ieivered 10 any part n th Brooklyn. Offices No.
~ Wallsree, and the yard OF Hudson and Amc,
attended To- }. TERBEIL,
l.. Z. JACKSON.
N B.-peaeh Orchard d.chargns ffOm boats daily oss OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

AW CARIt--l0HN VI. EUTYlILp of fNArcTEz. Missisip-
Will attend legal business that may he coniide I" bin
the Ccu, Courts of Adams and the adjacent coune arc
the uprrlos Courts -he State favorable pIoessUGa
connection Louiiana WILL enable him attend TO business
also il the Parishe otha sa;e Satchsz lie refers To-
Grant K Barton Van Arylae, Caud~e!
loh. Cochran. agent 70. Brown. Warnocs,
bro;her, A Co. Malcolm 81 tiGul.
Sam Cochran Henry I.averty.
Wi,Lnn, Kahn I'll "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

n Maiden Lane,
FTepreofs and Manufacturers OF Francis celebrated MAN
FOLD WRITERS. Premium CROTON INKS, Black
Blue. Red nnd Cnrmine. JTa0f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

ENPtRrAkI-tam who have colOed clothes 10 wasn
viii find fl they u,e Roberts Improved Brown Soap that
their cnces musns will fade nor their inpnes shrink
IN the least al the same time ceanses and beaches them.
nahn. them cenr. ies and soft when new, and war
ani.d moi 10 nue the leust IL very efiecua
in removing grease from wooers carpets BeSI N mina
Is Brown Soap and every bar is stamped i. No6ets ln
n,oyed B,osn soap For sale by OF the principal Gro
ceps in this Civ and Brookyn Manusnciory $40 Cheyst
y6 TRUMAN hobEaLo-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

sSoAI. COAi.:-Srpero- Peach Orchard Rcd Ash Cod.
" from the Spoon and Salem v.insEg and Broken. S&
Stove Ss 75 Nut 81 90 well screened. weighed ey CITY
Apply at he yard coz OF Greenwich and Christopher aean
or al iS Amos Coal by the cargc-pes and dust ensap
mhS sln JAS, tEhGUsON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26
Circuit Court.

THURSDAY Jan. Henry Rockwell and Oscar L. Stone
VS. .4bram Miller and Samuel YOUNG is action for
replevin, instituted by the plaintiffs, who the well.
know k9uesrians 20 sustain their right TO sis circps
are and replevined by them The appears 10 Be this
Miller became engaged in certain business
with two young men named Day ton and ayen, orth
whom he set up in business Albany but liz loason al
certain inducements, they became the purchasers of
travelling circus OF the proceeds the sals OF the b
siness at Albany After travelling for some time with
unsuccess, Miller advanced $780, and eceyed bond and
mortgage the horses tent equpage &C. the GONNA
ny Miller then gave to certain Harvey Lawrence pow
or OF attorney or letter OF agency sell the property The
company then performing at Blocker street a thir
time the plaintiffs became the lessees providing 10 nav all
the debts exceeding 5000 and which amount was 10 be
refunded to them out Of the proceeds OF the company Fin.
ally the affairs OF the Company became involved that
Lawrence executed bill Of sale to Rockwell of fsu, OF
the horses for $500 and to Stone bill of sale of two
more for $50, making in all six horses Miller as soon as
he heard Of the sale instantly repaired TO the city ana
nasmuch the horses had been Dayton and
Leavenworth out of his money The horses We're seized
and repevined
The counsel for the defence moved for nonsuit on the
grounds that the plaintiffs had proved seperate and dis.
unct interest in the property and consequently wese de-
barred from maintaining joint action also that Stone
had no lien on the property he not having lent money on
the property while Rockwell had done SO Tho renIy
was that the special plea set by the defence of
ship in self rendered 1t Imperative the defence TO prove
nership
The Cour, held that to sustain Joint action it was ns
ccssary to show joint lien, that ssperste lien did no,
ene them to right of joint action but the nonsut was
denied InasTnuch II rested with the show he
right oil ownership the property in dispute The case
VIII be continued tomorrow tFridsy)
For plaintiffs Messrs Blunt and James Smith for do.
fence District Attorney Whiting and Jonas b. PHILIPPE.
EaoH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26
THE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,

CAUTION TO THE PUBLlC.--The proprietor OF this
wa, lately confined to his bed several weeks during
cake Of this without he signature Of r. Jones wrap
per- and sarcuary this city only Chatham street
and ont OF his city only of the here advertised Be
careful Of THIS yon want the genuine Always ask for Jons
tatian these ara m positive qualities, for wbch ii ha, = eved
proya Of the Medical Society OF Paris II has cured
the United States every ds6xuremen eruption Of the
heat Spots an syn burn morphew. &c Sc Cure chappd
burnt skim beautifully healthy clearness TO prove 10 The
PUBLIC the excellence Of this read the following diploma
awarded to NJ Veslrni the yentor w the Medical Society
Of Paris I'VE consider NJ Vespnni the greatest phian
hropls Of the age and his Italian Chemical Soap
blessing g future ages Sold by the only general agent
the W. tied states It Jones' wholesale perfaner sign OF the
America, Eagle, 90 Chatham street. N " or is9 Fulton
STREET brQeklypi STAT street, Boston; Ledger Budings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

CHATHAM THEArRE.-The King of the Mist will
Held OF the best actors OF the company On this &C.
casion young gentleman well know in the is
circles will make his debut in the character Of Richard
Third to the Richmond Of Mr. Booth and Mr. Held PLAY
ing Buckingham. The New York hlinstrels led on Nv
Tom Booth will give all their melodious strains md
variety OF other novelties will constitute the bill
The UsrARAi.LELED ATTRACTIONS at the American
Museum are working wonders there. The house
is filled every day and evening with the most delighted
AUDITORY and the entertainments Of the interest
ing KIND The Abins Boys, the greatest wonder Of the
age are 20 be seen al all hours and the Grsey Queen IN
ready for consultation by those who wish TO test her
abilities st fortune telling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26
City Intelligence.

FOIlce--JAN 25.--CHARcoAL EMBIz1LEMIN1.--A
young man named Samuel johnson, formerly in COM
mand OF the schooner Alert Of Toms Riv en- n s. but
more recently keeper OF vctuang house st 81 Peck
slip arrested yesterday charge OF embezzelling
cargo oil charcoal belonging to his employer, William
fed that Johnson lille the schooner Alert
and in the employ OF William TORY, entrusted with
cargo of charcoal which he directed TO deliver to
H. Buckley at the foot of 10th street. North River
That instead Of obeying his instructions, he took the
vessel to the loot OF Gouverneur street. East River and
her sold 90 tubs Of charcoal for which he received
$780, and then appropriated the money to his own use
johnson in his examination before Clerk Dickinson,
that he had disposed of the deck load as here
but that Tory owed him 500 for freight and wages which
induced him TO sell the coal but that he ready TO pvy
the balance, $780, whenever settlement had been con.
cluded Justice Parker concluded that the expanstio
was any thing but satisfactory and therefore, ordered
Johnson to be committed in default OF bail in the
$780,
Dnvre FAT CArrLK--Two fat cattle belonging
to ExAssstant Alderman AlertoD, Of the Twelfth Ward
valued at $780, were stolen Wednesday, and offered for
sale to VIM Hamlen, butcher, OF Brooklyn, by coored
man named John Brown, snd a white man Who called
himself VIM. Kennedy. Mr. HRmhn, suspectng that
something was wrong offered them 500 for the cattle
which was accepted, and he drew his check for the
amount. In the mean time, before the check pre-
sented he discovered that the cattle had been stolen
the arrested Officer Baker, of the Middle Po
lice brought the rogues to this city yesterday for confne-
the Tombs until trial. and the cattle returned
to the owner.
HrpIsa srE,L.-A colored woman, calling herself
Mary Roberts, caught walking down the stairs OF
the house of John Nixon 26 Essex street. Wednesday
night past IL O'Clock, with feather bed and blank
her shoulders She had gained during the day for
the purpose oftheit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26
TO THE LADIES

ry vi ,HuLL,n UTEKU ABDOMINAL sUPPORTEn.
THIS new Instrument for the radical Pfoapa,a Iei
or Falling Of the Womb, BY external application sursf.
kedg The rse Of the ohieconal Psary confidently
ended 20 Tie acted the Of perfect reatosa on
health never having failed Of performing cure even undo
the most aggravated circumstanccs
The supporter has attained very nigh cnarscsr 10 Europ
well az IA mi, country II adopted the entire dsnsr
peasafies and f otlr painful surgical expejiens in the Ly
nz E-li9,p, OF Loadou aud rers and is universally =,
commended IN tarope by medical OF the highest rank
"a THIS county u usrinea by the leading members of tn
nca,es OF COLLEGES and Hospitals sid by s the erpiac1
Rooms have been furnished erclastyey for ladies NJ No
sesey street. from the business
gnrtmer where lady .ttsndance appl
irussesT5 Munp0rprs To trmaie patients d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26
DIX. HOUSEMAN'S

" r. IL NJ A 20 u G II ID RIO s,
PREPARED ard sold wholesale by JOHN J. DAVIS city
OF Hudsoa Coumbi, County, N, Y, fr sale ia this
city, wholesale and retail by ~
JAMES s. AsPrvwALL,
Sc william street, General Agent for this city
and By most OF the principal retail druggists New York and
Brooklyn Perhaps ant
than this provided for the afflicted No resort has
sitherto been made TO the make extraordinary
virtues known but been long and great efficacy
most thoronghly proved by the infalble
perence BY its own merits and excellence
come highly ceietated In of the
has been 10 IL without exaggeration be pronoune-
ed InisIlbe remedy for colds coughs asthma nfurnx
whooping cough, oup htamouha2e raising God
aud all the complaints affecting the breast and
ng 70 consumption and general debility Numerous testmo-
nIais be the hands Of the TIN,
healing asan, shDwing that such has been an in
Vulnerable multitude Of The proofs Of wonde ful
hcaey are used in the first stages any Of
TIE complaints above named complete preventative
and Their further arrred In this climate where such
complaints common, sudden changes weah
e no man who places night value health should be
out rms medicine timely OF IL will bills
iof m-ieAi attendance, and, what will prevent tke
hegs Of protracsd illness, and often preserve
ne itse Encace,sa as 49, u 10 mild pleasant and always
hafmess 10 y purely vegetable compound and be
with entire safety IN all kinds " weather and under all ccum
stances IL acts az mild healing and same
un AS very gentle tonic It's has Only thou
SANDS VINO were aoong under temporary Illness has
great Improvement in the health OF persons
uooaHy iebe. as rs effect and
sys.em while II never causes weakness
frce NIFTY cents bottle Of four ounces jteodIms IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

Charleston.
Correspondence of the Hersld.l
CHARLESTON, Jan u, 1874

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2, 1874
The Cotton Market Tteatricsls--H to Con-
grsss-Of Co~rS, &c. &c. &c.
J. G BENNETT, ESQ. -
DEAR SIR -
There is little Of local interest, here, to COM
municate The cotton market is rather inactive,
and many vessels have gone further south for
frelghts The news by the next steamer is looked
for with anxiety
Our theatre closed on Friday, on the conclusion
OF brilliant engagement Of Mr. Macready. and
the whole company left yesterday for Savannah on
Saturday. He made happy speech when called
out on his benefit night but have not time 10 sivs
IT, Mr. Forbes was also called out and made a
speech. He has made good season Of IL Miss
Lee, Ole Bull and Mr. Macready, have drawn tn.
mense houses, particularly Ole Bull. The town
were IN rapures with his performances. IL is ex-
pected Mr.. Macready will be here again in Febru-
AIRY, during race week, when MIR. Forbes will re-
open,- closing at Savannah.
Before closing, ! beg, through the Herald 10
call the attention OF some of our members of Con
gress TO the importance Of having hie-boat, or
something, anchored at proper place, near the
south breakers AT the bar There has not been
year past g within the memory OF the Oldest In
hablants, without more or less vessels being lost
there, and frequently with the loss of life. Some
thing, should be done TO protect the lives OF those
WIZ are exposed at this dangerous point on enter
ing our harbor. We also need an increased num-
Der OF night watches, If the government would pro
tect its lnterests-secure its revenue.
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