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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
Coroncr's oMce.

Death from Syf1c0tioa The Coroner, this day,
held an inquest No 55 South street, the body of Denns
Kane aged years born Ireland. who suha'ed this
morning from smoke rnns from M adjoining building wth
in his anxiety his vile and child ana their little ptopeI
pefi>bed bs snfiocatIon. Verdict accordingly.
Sudden Deatk.-The Coroner also held an H.
quest al No l6 New street on body OF Mary Ann ScMs
hon aged 81 years horn IN Ireland very incorporate we-
man. who was found dead her bed thf morning VERDICT
Death by congestion OF The braun produced ey .nemgeahce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

III We have had rumors that Hon. THOMAS
III. BgNrog, had been instructed by the Legsla-
turc of Illinois to support the Immediate Anns1a-
ton Of Texas. Not only is this untrue, but it
now appears that tho Annexatlonsts will not be
able to trap,mel the independent Senator. They
have been caucusing and debating in The Lcgsla-
ture for soIae time, bat we nave late sdvices that
no percmptory instructions can be carried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
lsy This Mornings Mail.
Things In Philadelphia.
correspondence " tIc NEW pth iIbuHe-
PHILADELPHIA December lS-P NJ.

have nothing o: in,er.s, In communicate. A
serious ire occurred in Dock street yesterday afeI-
noon, drstreYin ing 5000 worth of properly.
NJ material change in our Stock Market. State
Several fights among the frcmcn have occurred
to day and last night.
There is rumor Of dedication in oOe Of our
Banks.
A Jury is about being held upon the body Of q
Young man who died at the Hospital TO day from
wounds received in rief.
The River i, full o! leo. Nothing new IN MaIiue
matters.
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Ao,ioa.-in the case Of Peter B. Walker. sI

!Hotioa-in the case Of Peter B. Walker, Dir.
James VI. Saith Jr Council moved fl Commission
examine ceftnn witnesses in relation TO this Indictment found
TOT compromising attempting TO c1mpoun5 !esonT Tie
10 bc various distant States The
District Attorney npposed the notion AMI asked r tine
show that authorize would sustain him his position Of de-
ma, Tuesday WIS fixed ior argumen, IN the matter
In The case IF Orisay indicted for forgery and
ecaEaIober H. Msrrs deI urrcd % the Indictment renx
therefor. TIM, tho affidavit made
Gas ecie the schedule Il h property hat IN the c) before
notary public ard consequently could no, be pecury.
judicial proceed ne AMI su;hors by law ard the
notary had poS-f administer the oath The Dn,rct AZ,
trncy con,enJcd hn, noacs public had The power admin
rter such oath A decision viii 10 gwen on Tuesday.
The Court then adJonsed for tbs term, 10 commence axan
on the first Monday IN January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

New Observation-Disclosures New
Hampshire House of Representatives hiss passed
The bill rendering railroad corporations public in
all cases where such corporations choose 10 adopt
It's provisions and establishing three commission
ers, 10 he appointed by he Governor, decide (!.-
stead Of the Legislature where the public good rs
gures roads 10 be located and TO take land in all
such cases. whelher the owner gives his consent or
no;,) by vote OF liz TO So OF The SO who voted
against il, 80 were Loco Fccos, and 20 Wings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
Police Once.

N.thins material has ;rsns2ircd since our last.
number Of Migrants snd roySics driposed o. IN
as the magistrates deemed ut and
Efce Mclean. co'o'eI female, Was arrested and
eomnii,ed stealing about clio worth Of bed ci-;hng &c.
&tpm Mf. John b. Glover, No IS iHhho street
III James Diamond End John ONeiL were arrested
and put IN PRISON for stealing large " I'd turkey.
James Donnho was committed TO prison for steal
ns pa OF pinces Pearst,e between Centre and Peah
st,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

y z y
House OF the Alabama Legislature, on the 9th inst,
there was dir usson upon bill TO emancpaIe
Gertrude Creole slave. The bill was discussed
with much warmth. Many gentlemen expressed op
posilion TO emancipation of alaVee under any cIr-
rilmstances. The bill was passed.
III CARL ERNST LUDWIG HESRIcEs has been
appointed Consul for the United States OF his Hig-
ness the Duke OF Sake Cohurg and Gotha, &c. and
recognized by the President.
Or The IT, S. Charge D'Afiares at Turin is en-
gagged in writing the life and translatng the works
Of Niccolo Machiavcl, the celebrated Secretary and
citizen of Florence.
u The Mobile papers announce the death OF
MARTIN DURAND, Esq. one of the Oldest and most
respected merchants OF that city.
ISAAC JoYSER, Esq Wing, has been elected TO the
Senate of North Carolina from Pitt County, in place
of Mr.. FOREMAN, deceased,
WATER IN BosToN.-The Common Council OF
Boston have reported in favor of the introduction OF
water from Long Pond-reconmend an immediate
application 10 the Legislature for charter, and
have resolved that shall be paid for the use OF
the water.
CASE OF CoMINGs.-The resolution aulh0rIsng
the Executiv. to commute the punishment OF Com
ings, sentenced 10 be hung, was passed by The
House Of Representatives, Dec. IL, by vote OF lou
yeas TO 81 nays.
AMHERST CoLLEGE.-TheR Rev. EDWARD HITCH
COCK, l.. L. D. was appointed President OF Amherst
College ut meeting Of the Trustees last week, and
Charles U. Shepard of New Haven, Professor OF
Chemistry and Natural History.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

THE DAILY TRIBUNE served early hour any
part OF thu City Brooklyn, at week
bic TO the Garner To those who prefer it. the rate
for six months n year. payable the Office advance
persons wishing DO served will please lend heis
though the Post Office or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

SLAVE HUNTING.-In the Borough of Montrose,
Pa, public meeting has been held to express the
indignation of the citizens against body Of
armed men who hayc been concealed in the town
for the purpose Of kidnapping number of colored
persons formerly Slaves, who, for several years,
have resided there leading quiet, industrious and
honest lives. The meeting was of the ctizons
generally.
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GIFTS FOR THE HoLiDAysThe subscribers offer the fol-
lowing the attention Of those about making presents Tor NO
approocbin: Holidays Their stock consists of articles OF real
utility among which purchasers will find much that will be
more acceptable certain cs than the many little none
titles dispensed on such occasions, viz:
PORTABLE SHAVING CASES
The subscribers own manufacture aud will be found
animation 10 spass in many respects the imported. They
are finished the most tasteful manner some beng richly GUT
and embossed and contain all that necessary Tor tho toilet
of the most fastidious
FINE CUTLERY.
This assortment, celebrated for being the mos extensive ana
varied in the Cy- embraces n the different styles Of Goa,
rress President, Wharneclfe. Norfolk Sporting. Pencil
and Office Knives OF Joseph Rodgers Sons, Westeahom''
&c. manufacturers Nuil6e, Boot hsoks, Bution-hook.
Scissors, &c.
RAZORS.
Josepb godrer & Sons Wade Sc Butchers. Eiiio;s' &c;
from Main finish to the most richly mounted IN cases. and
carefully selected Purchasers have thus povso, wished the
R,zors will be exchanged after weeks trsl, OF tie money
returned.
The mos, choice of Guerains Lubia' Prevots E1tfacn'
with full asscrtuen, of fancy peumey in boxes suitable
for presents Brushes of every description Fancy soaps ssd
every article 0r the toilet Of the inst qualify.
RAZOR sTROPs
OF the nostbeautl finish manufactured expressly of co
oetjron O, the late Fair Of the American Institute anu o'
which the premium of that Institution was awarded coubn-
ing The metallic tablet its cleanliness and utility makes
verv desirable opsendage to sentleinans toilet.
dOa C. SAUNDERS 81 SON. lsS broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

BrY Rev. DR.. BUSHNELL, OF Hartford, will de-
livsr IN Address before the citL5ns Of Brooklyn on
the Anniversary OF The Landing of the Pilgrims, IN
the Rev. Mr.. Jacobus's Church, Fulton-street, this
evening a,7s o'clock. The reputation ofthe speak
or as an eloquent and learned man, will OF course
attract q large audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judges ULsuoEFFER. lNGRAuAM and Dali
Dpci

Before Judges ULsHoEFFER, lNGRAHAM and DAILY.
Decisions.
Alex. Pnrmiey vs. William ParmLy.-T nis
wa an action of espnss the brought by one brother
against another 10 recover bay me expense oi % ,, -"
named ah PnrnIey He died IN May 1873 at the house ol
George H. DeGew, his grandson, ut NcwJesey aged &c or
no wears Defendant left this vicinity 10 or IL years ago with
vey of settling to the Westward Previous To going he stated
To his sister Mrs Degrew that his ihcr could not go West
with him, he willing half Of his maInennnce ms
order he hnd never revoked or conneimande ne @ ,
The time of his starting, smart nn OF ms nge but
his enlh a led afterwards and for five years previous to
his death he had left the house. The gave verdict m
favor plaintiff for $780, and motion made tc set the verdict
rhe Court in giving its opinion. said: pnent bound
support his child AMI chill s parent Il k d list Cd hl4
obc it is created by statute GIG John. ESD and the stu
remedy. through the oveneers oil the poor The only
remedy Nor Is the mere moral obligation t. support parent
sufficient to ase implied nssimpslt tibd 23 note Al but
promise such binding, that Is purOl promise 70
Wend 55 IL could that the evidence IN hls case
negaved the en that request was made by the Defendant 70
then the verdict ought not TO Snnd but we think that we can
any such conclusion Verdict confirmed, with
costs.
Pierre H. Young VIZ. THE Mayor, sc. Of Neis-
YorE-1he puintii Deputy ComptrooI aud performed
the duties of Comptroller during the illness Of Mr. Smith lie
afterwards brought action To recover tc difference pewes
sl255 this pay) and $500 the pay OF the olnpt,ieI ne
INSISTING that lie was entitled To te laei Inc ly sna1
remssnes neglect vi duty on The part OF nun ~ cse ne
gs ly entitled Motion made for new trlel
The By Laws the City provided TINT IN the event o sickness
or disability the part OF the Conpnler me deputy comp.
toe Shall perform the duties of his office Those who accept
office NUS. abide by the requirements oil the By-LawS-
fn0t wiling to perform the exu duty they Gun resign The
pay of Comptroller continued 20 the Time OF MS den
ana an clerk dung the illness oil me C9mptroe was
employed by the Corporation 10 assist phihun 'erut cou-
There were also several decisions in ofdemurrer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

r. The WHO ALMANAC will be ready on We'd
nesday morning next. See advertisement In another
column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

New ENGLAND Soc,ETY.-The festival Of the
Ns,c England Society, to celebrate the LANprSo
or TEE PILGRIMS ut Plymouth, takes place this
day. The Grafton will be delivered at half past
one O'Clock, at the Tabernacle, by the Hon. GEORGE
p. MARSH, and the dinner will be ut the Astor
House, at FIVE. Ii is expected that MIR. CHoATE,
MIR. WINTHROP, Judge WARREN OF Boston, and
Other distinguished men will be present. From the
nature OF the OCCASION from the men OF talent who
will speak, and from the strong feeling OF The De-
scendan,s of the Pilgrims the proceedings will be
Of peculiar interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
wbi. Meeting i'm FishkIll.

Alta meeting of the Wings of the town OF Fish
kill, convened at the house OF Joseph Bogardus
pursuant 10 call Of the Town Committee, on
Wednesday afternoon, 18th inst. General ABRAHAM
n Van WICK was called to the Chair, JoHS GRA-
HAM and Isaac S. BuDp appointed Vice Presidents,
and VIM b. BLACKMAN and EDMOND TOWNSEND
Secretaries.
A Committee was appointed to draft Resolutions
expressive of the sense OF the meeting, VINO aiier
retiring reported the following, which were unan'
insusly adopted:
contest through frauds la.eheods and caumns oi oar
sca a @ ,, % Of hc WIZ party believing them
promotye the best interests happiness shu ptoSpei " ou
R".c3 Tint the name Wing inits rst origin it, early
aocaton; and its glorious achievements IN me stru;se or
our own existence natoh identified with all tnat !, aent
m the patriot sndsome thu phirntopst nnd 10
the people i The true type n %nd te e esy o. but p to-
il aims not 10 enlarge but to restrain Executive anu
v2Dye recognises obedience to the popular will
csoce the CANDID opinion Of tins me1 une .19'
Polk only though Grtiu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. end auqs vi
our political opponents md that such rauds ma not Gee
prncccd and such misrepresentation uttered, HENRY CLAY
would have received the of this Stae md been at tins
the legally eeetO of e 3nif SaS and
our political opponents uniformly refuse or nee 70 ass my
Resy Law other act Tor PSseve ,5a e hsr professions
being opposed all Illegal md fraudulent voting are made o
Res"irsd That the Naturalization Laws ought to be so
amended prevent such frauds as we have reason 10 oe'
lieve have been committed Mt our recent elections
Resoired. Tint the surcst aud best test oil man
chnncer Is the evidence OF his immediate neigbDors
md whereas HENRY CLAY hns received large majority OF
the votes of his own town. and Sate IN Which ne mas
resided for the lust forty years have proved concusNe
that notwithstanding the caumnes Of political opponents
The pryn,e character of HENRY CLAY E as we hive a-
way. believed perfectly pure and unsulied.
Rcslred Tint although deencd we are not ye connereu
or dshenrened but will ugaIp ry upon the platform oil hS
nuncple, ntlnrln. banner 10 the breeze usnled IN
is purity proclaim aloud wings we are anu WINGS we
will be- ,,,, t,,,n, r,o,
the recent glorious result this town aud county nn pese
10 continued and unremed eNcrios until le s
banner Shall wave victorious over Fhhh WINE 'o""'
On motion it was
Resoircd That he recommended to every Wing EiecoI
in te town of Fishk his hest endeavo ID procure at
lcast one subscriber to the ~ Y. Weekly Tribune.
Rcsorcd That proceedings this meeting be forwarded
10 The Weekly Tribune for publication.
ABM. D. VAN WICK, Chairman.
JoHS GRAHAM, }Vice Presidents
ISAAC ). BCDD.S ~
WIN. b. RLAcKMAS, }Secretaries
EDMOND TOWNSEND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

B Mr.. V. CL,RrAueH gives this evening al
the Society Library Lecture ON ScoTrlsH BAL
LADS, with Music. Our lovers Of simplS and naiu-
raj melody are indebted TO Mr.. c. for the introduc
lion OF ,he Misses CvMAlses, some Tins since, and
for some capital singing OF his along with them.
He is thoroughly acquainted with his subject, a
native OF Scotland, an enthusiastic aomirer CT her
Ballads, and we look with confidence fer aa even
ine of endowment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
S,.,,,.I.a PeupayIxsn,n.


The Polk party of SugarlOaf, the banner
town. OF Luzernc County, Pa. had Barbecue in
honor of their trismph on tho 26th ult At this
festival, they passed, among others, the following
resolutions:
e Resoiped That WE ARE IN FAVOR OF THE ia
RIFF OF 1912, au will do all in our power to sustain H. DC
eving that well calculated TO advance the best interests OF
people of the keystone State MS well US the whole people o.
PROTECTION to the real staples Of this stale an
THE POLLS the lt ofNovcmbcr, aid we are deter
The people at the electon We opposed To Free Trade and
the not prosper Free Trade principles ure
adopted - p.o.. ,o.
IN and in the Senate and Assembly OF tins State 10
vote Tor and use their influence to SUSTANt the Tariff OF
lSl2."
Their proceedings were directed to be pub
shed in the Wilkesbare Farmer and Tunkhan-
mock Patrol, the two nearest organs of ther
party. The Farmer omitted all the abOoe Reso.
iutioas; the Patrol did not publish at ALL
There is some grace in this evident shame at the
frauds which they have perpetrated on the
People.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

LITERARY MISUNDERSTANDING the late
English works, we notice " Imagination ard Fauc'
selections fiom the English Poets, h Leigh HINT
Fatc0aer on Tie Boundary Questions OF the United
States Agincourt, Romance, by G.. p. Il. James
A History of the Protestant American Church in
America, by s. Htlberforce, NJ a. sc. :" "The
Life of Sir Thomas More, by the Right Hon. Sil
James Nackintosh,'' and "The Chimes, Goblin
Story, Of some Bells that rang an Old Year cut and
New Year In. By Dickens"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
Court Caleniar-rhis day.

SUPERIOR Couar.-Nos. l. 38. ll3, ll5, 36,
D. g. 49, L 90 eu 50, 45, 10, So, 6S "a, 20 AZ. 10,
A. 80, 20, 78, 1O4, 49, "a, 49, 81, Co. 80, 49, 49, 81,
COMMON PLzAs-Monday-Nos. 25. 8, 81, 30,
81, 49, "a, 80, sc, 81, 49, %. ., Is, l8, q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

SouTH CAKoLlsA,-On the 18Th inst Mr.
PlcKENs introduced resolutions into The South
Carolina Senate, on The subject of The Abolition
petitions, and the repeal Of the 25th Rute by Con-
gress. They condemn the action OF the House,
and declare that any movement by Congress
toward The abolition of Slavery in the District OF
unanimously adopted them. The House has
agreed to consider them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

NoMISArioNs.-The various Committees Of the
U. s Senarc have adopted rale to listen 10 no
charges against any nominee made orally; all ale
CATIONS must be made in writing, and signed by the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

ID In our Saturdays paper we inserted letter
from MIR. Cotton, addressed 10 the Odd Fellows,
which was no, intended for insertion till the latter
part of this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

YOUNG GUARDS BALL.-The Young Guards
Ball this evening, ct the New-York Hotel, will
be magnificent affair. NJ. Monnot, the popu,
lar restorateur of the Hotel, will preside over the
refreshments. Many distinguished gentlemen,
who are to attend the Pilgrim dinner, will be
present at the Ball. We sre requested TO say
that few tickets only for the Ball, remain in the
hands of tho Chairman and Secretary of Manage
meDt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

e The Ladies Of the Wesleyan Chuch in slul-
berry-street open their Fair this evening, in the
basement OF the Church. We are informed that The
display of fancy articles will be rich and tasteful,
and just of the kind and quality required by gentle
men who are selecting for their usual holiday pre-
septs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

Cux,p Day Coops-Tbe Subscribers being determined 70
close Out tbs stock Of Fall asd Winter Goods among which
MAR. Sbowis Csshere De Cosse p - Is I'D. de LANES 81
sE Veve, Mems Linen Camhre Hdk needle worked Col.
Ia md sit Shirts sll of whi they will sell low as can
W IA SS Ss - 4O5 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

ILrdwoIs.--Hon. JAMES SEMrLE, now holding
n scat in the U. S. Senate by appointment of the
Governor, was on the llth elected to that post by
the Legislature for the unexpired term OF S. Nc
Roberts, deceased-that is, till March 4th, lS47
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

VIRGINIA The Virginia Senate has recess
from the 14th inst. 10 the 4th OF January. No
movement on the subject of electiug U. S.
Senator is likely to take place until some time in
lnnuerv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

~ Miss ELIZABETH, the Juvenile Vocalist,
takss a benefit This Epenins at the American
Museum. The numerous admirers OF her amusing
performances will OF course give her full house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
TIE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING, DEC. %.

ny General Committee of Democratic
WING Young Men.-A Special Meeting of this Com
ittee viii DC held at Broadway House, Monday Evenn:
the sd instant, nj O'Clock. By orter
G ,at 4 i, X TsrIos' sssccretasie. aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

AMERICAN INsTITUTE.-The election Of officers
for the year enssing took place last Friday evening
The following gentlemen were chosen:
President-JAMrsJ MAPEs; Lt Vice Presdent-JosEpn
E. COFFEE: u Vice Pfesdent-CLARKsoN CRoLIus Tren.
surcr-vViLsoS Snail; Recording Sece,ary-JAMEs How.
LAND Corresponding SecTetary-WN. a. Cox.
Dirseiors-WIlam Browning lunes Rodgers, J. B. Whit.
Benson Losing, George Clifford. Samuel Maycock
John Wndt. Robert Ballagh Cyrus Lawtcn, ThomGs Wal
ker, George II. Pursell, John y. Sayre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
CITY INTEL l. q K N G Z.
SATURDAY.
United States Circuit Cour

United States Circuit COURT
Before Judge BELTS.
TIMED LEAD PIPE.
Thomas Enbaak vs. JameS X. Wdlter.-Action
relative to infringement on patent timing lead pipe aeady
reter1cd to- This case IS STILL pendng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

E EllsAA JOHNSON of Wilmington has been
chosen Warden OF the Connecticut State Prison,
vice Amos PillsbuIy, removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23


NAVY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 90, 1944-The follow
ing promotions and appointments in the Navy, have
been made, by and with the advice and consent of
the Senate:
Prooted-Wlam jameson to be Captain Henry Engle.
10 be Comm9nde John Cassn Henry to be Iieq,e9alt:
Rodgers, do: James Withers Read, do; Washington A.
Bartlett do Frances Winsow, do Charles A Hnssier to be
7ppoiRteG-Jsmes Hamilton. be Assistant Surgeon:
Charles H. Oakley do; Bernard Henry IT. do; Robert T.
James A. Sempe, TO be Purser; James H. Watmough, do
LADIES FA1R-We would remind those who feel
an interest in works of mercy, that the Fair in aid
of the School superintendent by the Sisters of Cha
ry will be opened this morning at 10 o'clock, in the
basement Of ST. Peters Church, Barclay sueer.
The arrangements are on the most perfect scale,
combining taste, judgment and excellence; while
the object appeals 10 The bestsympathies OF the heart
II" The attention of our readers Is invited to an
advertisement in another column OF this paper
headed Water Power holding out Inducements
Tor investments Reference to ]. Quac kenbush s.
Co, 20 William street.
AYERtcAS MusErM-That liited little daughter of song
Miss Elizabeth, VINO has delighted crowded audiences by her
sweet tones und nii:aoy spirited acton appeals to her
en,eraamen and trust she will be rewarded by
brilliant saloon fun. alad'e Fanny, the Ourans Outang
lends aud and has proved card during the
week Several volunteers increase the array of talent usually
presented thai the attraction immense Go and reward
q most deserving little Sonssuess
DJ- The New.York Museum Offers unusual attractions A
Liza evening. The Ornns OutaGg to be addition TO
laner comprising fourteen persons, including
the Lady Melodhr Bnd Southern Songster.