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0IL BACKING, &C-H you want dry feet
u an winter, prepare your boots and shoes with
Leather Prescrvative or Oil Backing, which will
render the leather SOFT make It more durable, and
entirely mpervious to water Il j. also excellent for
carriage tops, harness. &c. 1t can be had at
GILMAN'S
nov Sim Drug Store, near Browns Hotel
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF GEORGETOWN.
I JANUARY 3, 1874.
ARRIVED. M s,
Schr. Wakulla, Baker, from Boston, with salt and
plaster, to E. & J. F. Pickrell.
! ffls et a4h, CLEARED
Barque Richmond, Kilbourn, for Salem. s
SAILED
Steamer Columbia, Guyther, for Baltimore. n
Schr. Sarah Wales, Kelley, for Boston.
Schr. George Bartol Williams for Havre de
Grace.
t 4.44 Es+ N4@ MEMORANDA. lisa ftsAts
At Pensacola, on the 23d uIt., brig Temperance,
Delloway, from Kingston, Jamaica.
& At Apalachicola, on the 25th ultimo, brig Martha
Kinsman, Denpison, from Kingston, Jamaica.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
JANUARY 3, 1914

ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
JANUARY 3, 1914. 81
INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL. q
R. Winans, Baltimore Jas. H. Scott, Richmond |;
James Hasbrouck, N. j. Philo White, U. S. n, lady,
and Miss White Mr.. Claiborne, d. c.. Daniel Jen-
ifer, jr, VIM. 4. Sprgg, Mr.. Brooke, Mr.. Tyler, F..
Suite, and Mr.. Mathews, Md. Andrew E. Kennedy,
Va; John lsham, s. c.; VIM. J. Brown, N. c.; J.
B. Smith and lady, Indiana.
CITY (ruLLrR's) HOTEL.
Com. w. G. Bolton and lady, U. s. N. Lieut.. Hen
derson and lady, U. s. NJ; - M Wainwright, U. s.
n ;Peyton A. Scuthall, Baltimore; Mr.. Graves, and
John McClelland, jr., N. X; Reuben M. Whitney,
Philadelphia.
EUROPEAN (GALABRuN's) HOTEL.
q Sebastian Older, and VIM. R. Black, Me-; Henry
r. Jones, Md
EXCHANGE (TYLER's) HOTEL.
Mr. Rodney Del. MIR. Gerolstlen, and Mr.. Ban
ken, Boston.
s4 TEMPERANCE (BEERs's) HOTEL.
VIM Valentine, Albany, NY; VIM. F. Ketchum,
N. Y.;J. w. Hicks, and J. DUNCAN, Penn, D. Wall,
Baltimore. s-tn
VIRGINIA (swEErrNc's) HOTEL
U. Glasscock, Va; Simpson Thompson, Md; J.
r. Jones, Ohio
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Il super Eagle Playing Cards on hand, and for sale
90 per cent less than the manufacturers prices to
close consignment. i@ J. NJ DORSErT,
Fancy, Snuff. and Cigar store,
I. Jan 8 No. II, east of Gadsbys hotel
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G. BUCKINGHAM.
REGIsTER's OFrlcE, WASHINGTON,
December rs, l843.

December 26, l643.
NOTICE is hereby given that the licenses obtained
In from the Corporation of Washington for occupy
ing Butohers' Stalls in the several market houses,
licenses obtained for Hucksterng in the city of WASH
ington, and licenses for keeping Dogs in said city,
win all expire on the 3lst instant and are required y
law to be renewed at this office within ten days there
after. u n. WlLibEHGEK,
dec. os-3w Register.
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EDWARD McCUBBIN,
BARBER AND HAIR SER,


Temple Of Fashion, No l, s street, near Penn suen.se
IT, McCUBBIN returns his grateful acknowledge
". ments to his friends, and begs leave TO inform
them that he still continues involved in sARBERsM
To those who will give conteGce to his operations
he promises the very luxuries Of his art He will
"smooth the wrinkled face Of care" and dsencum-
Der the Temple of the Soul of its superHous adorn
ments. He has spice Of chivalry in his constitu-
ti9p, and viii take by tho any one who has the
courage to obtrude that facial appendage within the
sanctity Of his studio In short, in the way Of his
vocation, he would
..5 g BEARD the lion In his den,
"The Douglas In his hall t8
IN order to be appreciated, he must be. seen and
felt. is3ag g a
N. Bile begs leave to state that he has secured
the services Of that well known and finished operator
in the Art, James Jefferson and he continues the
old prices Hair dressing, l2I cents Shaving, 81
cents sa jan l-lw
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VI ment Of Glass Beads and Bugles, suitable for
trimmings for ladies' cloaks, dresses, &c. just re-
ceived and for sale at J. M. DORSETT'S
& Fancy, Snuff, and Cigar store,
jan 3 No. IL, east of Gadsbys hotel.
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S. MASH.

Al his store on Pennsylvania avenue, near Gadsbys,
to whom we have consigned large assortment, suit
ed to every age and condition of the eye
The Perifocal Glasses can be used for the greatest
length of time, either by day or night, with perfect
ease when selected to suit the state ofthe eye and
never cause that giddness of the head unpleasant
sensation to the eyes, that many experience from
using the common kind, but tend to strengthens and
Improve the sight as will be seen by the numerous
testimonials from those who have used them, which
can be examined by calling as above. We ask par
ticuar attention to the following certificate
.f.sN,eis5 s.a "a PHILADELPHIA, JMarck /, l843.
have recommended the Perifocal Spectacles to
eral patients and have received from most of them
warm encomiurns upon the article. They assert that
these Ola ,ses do not fatigue the eyes by long use
ant to be the case with the double convex Spec
tacles while the command Of the eyes over the OBJ
iects of vision, is much greater. This corresponds
with the opinion any optician would form from his
knowledge Of the principles upon which those Glass
es are adjusted-so as to ccnverge the rays coming
from different quarters to the same focal distance.
Tho eyes can be turned to considerable extent,
therefore, under these Glasses, without involving the
necessity of moving the head.
44R't8 cyF GEO. MCCLELLAN, M d. IL
Z ss .hagsBl i&a6s LAB Walnut street.
~ Perifocal Glasses put into other spectacle
frames. 81 sd eGi N Ra ~
N. B.. All persons not satisfied with these Glasses
after making trial of them, particularly requested
70 have them exchanged until suited.
doc 98-lm \ 4 Agent for the Manufacturers.
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The House being altered 10 n.y., =
| brilliant Ampitheatre.

The HUuse being altered 10 a no., -~-
brilliant Ampitheatre. m
WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, Jan 81 4, 1874.
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
Howe's celebrated company will appear, with their
splendid Stud of Horses, in numerous Entrees,
Feats Of Horsemanshp, vaulting, Trial Of
Strength, &C., &C., &c.
& Particulars in Balls Of The day.
Boxes and Parquette, -Asa- so cents
Second Tier, 25 cents.
Gallery, Is cents.
Doors open at 8 o'clock; Performance to COM
mence at o'clock.
Jan g.
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IHOICE MADETRAWfNE--The subscriber has
~ for sale, at moderate prices, a. The Exchange
Ceylon, imported in 1884, in the ship Henry Clay
Black Warrior, also via India, IN 1910, emu
Reserve, from the Parish. of San Martin directX
All from the House Of Mcssrs. J. Howard March &
dec 5-eom THOMPSON TYLER
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PERIFOC.aL, OR AMERICAN PERISCOPIC
4 .SP f C. T A G i E s.,

QUPERIOR to any other kind in use, constructed
y in accordance with the philosophy Of Nature, in
the peculiar form Of CON CAVO-CONVEX
ELLIPSES; admirably adapted to the organs OF
Sight and perfectly natural to the Eye; affording
altogether the best artificial help the human vision
ever invented They are manufactured only by H.
Nj. PAINE & Co., Massachusetts,, and can be obtained
in this city Of
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dec 2l-1w

OMNIBUS FOR ALEXANDRIA.--An omnibus
~ leaves Newtons Hotel, Alexandria, for WASH
ington, every morning At 8 o'clock. Returning, it
will leave John Vests tavern N Washington, daily,
for Alexandria, at P. M. And 50 continue until
further notice. Fare Is cents .s,'s,
dec 2l- HENRY CHATHAM.
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.mILITaRY AND CIVIC BALL.

Il ville intend giving their first Military and Civic
Ball at the Hotel Of Mr.. WILLIAM, SANDS, on THURs-
DAT EVENING, January 4th, 1914 Good MUSIC will
be in attendance-and the attention of the Managers
will be strictly devoted to those who will honor the
Company with their presence, and add to the festiv
les and hiliarity of the evening 81
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WEEKLY EDITION or
THE WHTT STANDARD

G In answer to the frequent inquiries for
tie Weekly edition Of the Wing STANDARD, we
state that its publication viii be commenced on
the first Saturday in January next, AT ONE
DOLLAR PER ANNUM, in advance.
K O Editors Of Wing newspapers throughout
the country will please copy the above; the ia
vor will be reciprocated. fe
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* ROCERIES.-Ih have in store so bags of coffee,
Vt ofvarious qualities
Sperm oil, warranted, 81 per gallon
Sperm Candles raisins, ourrants, citrOn
Almonds, &C., buckwheat M Fl
Loaf, crushed, and brown sugars ee
IA dozen baskets, 20 dozen brooms
Fancy soaps, and spices of all kinds
In short, every thing kept in the line, and on as
reasonable terms can be had in the District; but
at the time, nothing below cost, as some Of the
knowing ones would have you think &
WIN. T. DOVE,
Between 18th and l4th sts., fronting Penn. av.,
dec 29-Iw next to National Theatre.
TLOUR.-Just received, and on hand, a large stock
i Of -four, which will dispose Of low.
dec CIV VIM. T. DOVE.
BUTTERFLIES received, direct from New York,
ID very superior lot Of Goshen Butter, and for
sale by
dec 29-lw VIM. 1. DOVE
HRESH TEAS "A fresh lot of newly imported
IL Teas, of best brands, just received and for sale
on accommodating terms, by
dec 29--lw VIM. Il. DOVE.
MAILS 100 kegs nails in store, of the best quail
IN ity, low for cash, or to punctual customers.
s WIN. r. DOVE,
dec 29--lw Next to National Theatre.
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(sHOICE CIGARS, CHEWING, AND sMOA-
" ING TOBACCO, &c:-1he subscriber would 70
specially invite the attention Of The lovers Of GEN
&nc cigar to call and examine the stock 10 hts just
opened. He does not hesitate 70 recommend them
equal in every respect to any now in Washington,
and no mistake. Among his assortment viii b found
the following favorieo brands ass,g
Minas and Anchor Regalia eiiss.
La Fsvorita, La Norma, Panetela &C.,, ay.
Lavueltabagera, Canones, Diana s.44
CArantizada, Esperanxa, Pescatoro, @
NonpaFeil, Imperial, Constantias
CASTILLO or Rifle, Estrella, 81 Laurel
Ell Dssssl0, and Principe Of several brands
Also on hand q lot Of fine chewing and smoking
Tobacco Of various kinds, and the most apP<oyed
SHUTS in use to all of which no invites the aenfion
Of the public before purchasing elsewhegs. a
a2W'8 JOSEPH H. FRANCE,
tNnd 400 7th street between D and 3 tefeets
doc l6 and "a door above tAe Intellieenssr olkcs
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TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-,
FfRsTi' SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1914.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The RESIDENT Of the Senate presented the
report of the Secretary concerning the contin.,
gent expenses Of the Senate; which was ordered
to be printed. ~.
\ The following were the memorials Of pnDhc
interest, presented and referred:
Mr.. KALAMAZOO, one for improving the
navigation Of Neenan and Wisconsin rivers.
MI. CHOATE in reference TO French spolla-
tions 49,
Mr. BUCHANAN one from citizens Of Phila-
dephia, in favor of reducing the present rates Of
postage.
r BILLS, &c.
Mr.. ATCHISON in reduced bill, which was
read twice, and referred, for extending the time
allowed to prove presumption rights.
Mr.. HANNEGAN gave notice Of bill to con-
1nue the Cumberland road.
Mr.. CRITTENDEN introduced bill concern
ing the Supreme Court. This bill proposes
simply to change the time Of meeting Of the court
from the first Monday in January to the second
Monday in December.
Mr. WOODBURY'S resolutions on legislative
economy were taken up, and, without debate,
adopted y,
Mr.. SEMPLE gave notice Of a bill to remodel
the consular establishment Of the United States.
The Senate, having despatched the business
before il, adjourned,
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DATENT ELASTIC lNKSTAND6--An as1cst-
i ment Of Elastic lnkstands just received folA tie
manufacturer. smaller si1k hos just been intro
ancsd hy ~ palen4se, uea& 4nA keaei9h sslbeee.
aua = prs4opnced ~ q rls vltse - tne44andA =
with Il thu Ink never grows Aiek e aypportea a.d
preserves the same consistencv and color until u
IN Consumed. Sold Wholesale and rstai! oy
r. FAkNHAM,
noy7 cornsr llth It. and Penn ~.
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T INSEED OIL AND PUTTT.-5 M 6sss rate
IL Linseed Oil !; 1000 lbs Putty. Jsas feseiyeA end
for sale at GiIAANT
dec ,ts Drug 6tors.
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COPYRIGHT, &c.
INFRINGEMENT AGAIN.

Il On motion of Mr.. GILMER, 1000 copies
without the testimony, Of the report Of the Re
strenchrnent Committee Of the last House for re
organizing the Departments, &c, were ordered
be printed.
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Mr.. RIETT submitted resolution that the
Committee on Ways and Means be instructed to
report bill reducing all duties over 30 per cent
ad valerem to this amount, and providing that
within two years the same shall be reduced to
90 per cent. ad valoren, with discrimination be-
low this amount for purposes Of revenue. On
this Mr. r. moved the previous question, which
was sustained, and the yeas and nays called upon
the adoption Of the resolution, which was rejected
Inv 10 To E1 -... .--..-.l.-.a -
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TEgWd W4TE 1E& s5058NFW .aANtfs "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
The Gale AZ Rochester.

Ii seems that the gale of Friday night extend
ed as far down as Roches:er-how much farther
or wider was its devastating track it is yet i'm
possible to say. The Rochester Democrat Of
Monday says:
Oar city was visited or Friday night with the Sc
verest gale ever known IN this section. The wealth
er, fer two or three days previously, had been mod
eraiely cool and rainy. Between II and II clock
on Friday night the wind sprung up freshly from the
South. East, and veerlns suddenly 10 the South
West, in n short time ii blew perfect hurricane,
exciting general alarm throughout the city.
The gable end OF the new block now erecting on
the corner OF ST. Paul and Main-strees ieli with a
tremendous crash upon thu store adjoining, cccu-
MED by 5 J.. & J. ii. Brewster, crushing the rooi,
and carving all the floors and goods in mass 10
the cellar. fhe destruction was almost complete,
;ha bndlng bsiOg totally gutIed with the exception
Of a lew feet of floor in front. Mr. j. Ii. Brewster
was sleeping in the front part OF The second story.
and escaped in miraculous manner. The falling
mass carried swsy part OF the bed on which he was
sleening, leaving no way Of escape except through
tie iroat window.
The roof OF the Frankfort Ndrke; was lifted oil in
mass and deposited IN tfe river
We have heard of no other material damage, c1-
cent The destruction OF bausuades and signs and
the pIastraton of shade trees and FENCES. The
awnings ON the business streets were ui! torn IN
tattsrs.
We have, however, to record political "omens"
enough 10 las. Amos Kendall till n;ter election
The Hickory and Ash Poles IN this city, number
together, some l2l-all Ct which "sntiered some
The tall Ash on the corner OF Buffalo md State
streets lost its topmast in the gale. Several Of th-
minor Hickory and Ash polss lie .proslrated their
banners trailing in the DUST, Amos would say;
and those which survived the gale were Bny thing
but perpendicular. An Ash pole in Frankfort, in
its fail drew up by the roots 10 which II wns
fastened The wind paid but little respect 10 party,
for i, demolished about equal number Of political
embIems, and gaye them all an ominous leaning
from Texas. The streamer suspended from the
head OF the eagle in front OF the Loco foco Head
Quarters, disappeared entirely and the pole in front
of the Possum PEN reposed itself upon the roof
of thai building. A Clay flag on Excaange street,
wopnd itself around lone Star," (msde OF tin on
Hickory opposite, and both sailed oil together, TO
"parts unknown" We hope Amos will not fail to
record these porentous facts with rroperretisciions
From the country, We hear CT no damage, except
the general pros,ration OF trees and fences We
fear iha: before paper goes TO press on Monday
morning, we shall have 10 record many disasters on
the akps
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
n,.g,I yo,inu In Baltimore.

We have been furnished by WM. A. ScHAEF
FER, ESQ Justice OF The Peace Of this city, says
the Baltimore American,) with the following lss
OF persons who have been brought before him
ard convicted of violating the laws Of Maryland
oy voting Illegally a. The election held in the city
of Baltimore, On the I'd of October, 1874, for
Governor OF Maryland aed members OF The Leg
s!ature. Hare are the facts, simply and truly
stated, withou: comment;
Clrt,pal- 7tlas0a was insA SO and csl.#llI, Jsl
70. vo;ng illegally Mn Ward ic had been Il Bii:
rcrr two weeks IRON the Eastern shore.
Dspe..is s5 .iS:l-' '' '@Y- .r.'.
~ e %df Nam. fse 6 IA Conr: 70. hs icton OF Re
Grand JuIT. He was from Port epOsiie.
Y1srDb Ber1n was Suei 10 and committed TO jail Tor
.nc saIy IN he second Ward says ne induced 70 10
~ II = n IT, ho voted Illegally il the First a2d niIt
Wsrds wou; 20; stare where he belonged Casef.ed j.
Couri IL; lhe Ac!sn o; the Grand Jury. ,-,.-....
ard fned so and gave scunty for the tne and cost.
lis res.dence on III, Eastern sh?te ",
TA0mGs Rg!GRd. who T1:sd Illegally Ii Se MIN :" a''
wa. fnsd ed and COMMITTED 10 Inii ~.
Ceorss BolmGn wGs nn.d s-v ana COMMITTED 70 , jan -.
Mills 80, ...... ..., ..o.. p;.,.,.la ,r,,,
fourteen oher fnet so and committed TO jail oied
5ari,s Ye Don5G who voted illegally the Fourteenth
/
| tour months from virginia. -, W.,
va. hned go ard appealed IA the Ccu7ty CJur; says ne
1n,rIes r. Caran who vo.ei iie,ally in the Filth
Ward W.. aned s2, and security. He came from Inc
| Eastern Shore. ,, =. -. -r.i..t
Wuri and sas hneG S2O; security -
Ilfrri C7SLf. voted Illegally III lie siX'h W af was
fnsd 40 and committed to jail He cane tom baltimore
t,ct Ksene who cane to this city from Dorchester County
IN May Inst ed is-a!y IN the Nlnth Ward ana was hned
drntt Haia voted Illegally the Twaiih Ward Wa
fined s2l end ns 10 Cout he voted at The last On
-e .i5nai Election a; CaoEsv:!s, Baltimore County
R,ujqrin Dyre who voted illegally IN the tn nnj hifd
" ard was ri for futile; sHaumaon He says he
came from Wa hiasion- -.
so: appealed. residence n Do:cEeste. CoGn ':
Erd,ri. H. Rlrss from PhiRdt pha rUei l2,a y m the
seven Sarf escaped from the cu>.Ocy OF The office
= J. Zfier voted illegally IN the Fourteenth War. tie
confessed Inst he cd he from O's. Pa 10 IN 3;
IL boafs went The Democratic meetings and 10 d
br >oae persons there that he c0Cd voc he L.
Sn, :. ,v ere the .ec Ge Tnet SO and COM
PGireS Firerdn voed ilesa's il tie Fifth Ward; fine
s rave .ecuuy Game from Phi adelDhla whe,e he lived
TON me Snrrz OF 1893 May lSii ard came Baltimore
Co-reyips Eursp who voted i=a H IN the 18th Ward. was
fined so and commit ed jail. tame from Washington ne
i, no: naiuraized having been sufficient time N the
seven more wits oI Illegal voting have been Issued
the i5lh infant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
Court Of ses.ions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen J,CKsoS md jABsz WI
LI,Ms. Matthew C. PATERSON ESQ. District Attorney
Ssls.cace-John VI. H0ey, convicted by conies.
sion Of pet larceny. sentenced TO the City Prison ioT
months.
Case NJ Graham b. HO0g.-Ihe case OF this
osron whos the brother o; he convict Alexander
yhn Il charged with aiding aud nbetng tie escape OF sSaa-
der Hooc was down fur trIa poiiiIvsiy TO morrow
Case Of Edpard HtHen.-ln The case OF this
man who rad pleaded guilty days nce To an lnact-
men, for c.and larceny stealing tl1 francs Col ;aits
m Counsel moved that the accused be permitted under er-
tan circumstances 10 withdraw hIi plea OF guilty.. aad 70
hrva .l TIE Court said that they ouid tase ;hc al-
crv and Join the application 10 the Governor Tor paido
Trial for Burgdry-Thomas Williams ard
William Johnson, cOred were tired for ouIcsI IN the
s decree in brea the and dwelling OF Michael
Cap "a Onnse street. and s;eaTg Of boots he
S Sep;smbe ne Jufy ju1d the prisoners both guilty IT
the M tsge and sentenced them each the state
The Court adj ourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
Things Ia philadelphia.
Correspondence of The New York Tribune

PHiLADRLPHl,, Oct. ~. W,
bishop OSDERpoSK.-The resig gDation of this
distinguished man. as Bishop of Diocese OF Penn,y r.
accepted evening By the House o Bishops. The Rev
;csiien Bishop at Cape Pamas Africa md vicinity The
onvsn.n have resolved 10 adIourn siHe as at 10 O'Clock
FoR MuRDER-Joseph Harris, colored mar
his trn this morning the Court Of Oyer and
emner charged with The murder OF Gully Tod. ~ January
last. n Guinea II few miles from the City The testno
ny uganst him Of ccumstanta character but
ANoTHER ATTEMPT Ar Administrations dark
last evening serious affair occurred Seventh street. near
Bedford. which had nigh resulted N murder. white
@oman named Eza Welsh and stabbed her IN Tie lsft breast,
the heart The woman tainted from loss OF blood and
was immediately carried the Hospital. where She lies
IN critical situation Smith aera desperate resistance
arrested. and committed to PRISON to answer.
MORE FIGprISG.-Thc mem5cTs of the Ken
srgton Engine and Northern Liberty Hose Com, MES are en-.
gagged in most brp Lnst night Desperate s;
took pncs Mt tho o. Third aud Calowh which the
kensngton members severely beaten and their
tus taken from them.
SEVERE SEsTEYcE-Joseph Kenny, convicted
ye.eriuy the Cout Sessions for grand larceny.
tened 10 mae 5ears p oh a. hard labor IN the EastIn
;Roser Small and Henry VIII amsol aso convicted Of lar
ceny, wefe s.nlenced u thfse Yeas each.
DISASTER "A schooner. during the storm on Sa-
urday morning Is ald have baea sunk the Delaware
ote Chee aEd ana that all thu persons on board cuI IN
STOCKS There was less business in the stock
market 10 day. and prices tell of in severa insnnce>.
First Board-775 shares Grard Bank. ysrcu: ways IL.
;, 6 rs Uned sisc. snS So sls SAFE m I'D U a
ausl;, y e Northern Bark Of KENTUCKY 81 do do s4
Sscond Board-3o Union INK of Tenne,s-c % IL Ken.
ucsy Bank, i3% 500 Wilmington Railroad 6 lsjs si1i;
lGington Railroad DIS, p.
SHIP NEws-ls T. NJ Cleared Mts ajternoon-
Ship lalde. Soue. New OtIesrs schrs a. Lord. PIT.
West Point alexander Jones. Staten Island Glide CresSs
PfoydsnGs Star. iseket Bridgeport q frnce,, Rack.
lander. Peicva Peekski ~ Y Copy. Brewer, Nan,ucE-
ct: j. Rushing. Ws.tco,t; Pouchkeepse eniy. sir.ii.
New. York. Barge Water Fo E Hencke N. York Steam
e. IroDsides. Morrison. do.
1rrired-8ark Delaware Fisher in r0ston Schr, Joeenh
Brown May. I'm MddeOwn, u, Ame.Ica, Southwcrth do;
Sally Eeanor Gardner I'm fredericksburg. Va; Brilliant.
Hall. fm NYOrk; Brick Reeves. TN Nllsyen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23
EoItce SMcc,

Forgery.-Horace Gleason last night purchased
sa.. OF lqror the Of ohn Lyon grocer corner OF
4nroortnc to be OF the Barnsabs Bank Yarmouth Mass
IN payment Mr. Lyon tod hm the bi WIS bad when y ca
bu was pursued anG arrested and to-day committed 20 prison
20 answer.
Th,fis.-Robert o. Brian WAS committed ior
stealing 20 cents from, the pocket John Desmond 30 VIII
lam street.
Edward Banks was committed for stealing SHIRT,
drawers and vest. from Thcmns McGowan l;9 Anthony St
BENJAMIN J. Valentine was committed for steal
rr co,nrg worth 90 from the schooner Jonathan Vain
eht ON the l3ih inst. the property OF Thomas Lewis