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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14
rOrICE.

IbhSoAF.T TO an order Of the Court Of
A. .L. % ,e Tor the District of Litchfieli,
pI, Hu Illustration Account, on The Estate of
n.y. MSS, late Of Lifchfeld in said District,
" ceased viii b" exhibited NJ SAID Coart for
adjustment, at the Probate Office in $ id
L.'cailr'd on the 25ih d;y OF March lsil AT
~ O'Clock fiemon--at which time AMI
piace al persons interested viii appear, If
ihey see CAUSE. and be- hr trd thereon
STePHEN Ru>sELL, Exs eut6r
ljlchfield. Feb, ~, lsa4. 4u%
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14

DG-Truman Smith Esq. will deliver an address
on the subject of the Tariff at West Cornwall on
Friday of the present week at 2 o'clock P. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14
Litchfield, March 1874.
NOTICE.,

VNNHE residents and presidents who
l. ase liable to pay Il town and highway
tax of four cents on the dollar on the list
Of ls43 in the town of Goshen, County of
Liichfield, State of Connecticut. are hereby
notified that I will meet them at the store of
A. Miles & Sons, in the centre, on Monday
the LIST day of April 1874, from nine O'Clock
A. NJ. till one O'Clock p. NJ, and at the store
Of A. Miles & Sons in Canada Village, on
Tuesday the Cd day, from one o'clock till
four p. NJ, and at the store Of North &
Richards on Wednesday the 3D. day of April
from ten o'clock A NJ, till two p. M. All
persons neg'ecting this notice must expect
to pay travelling fees.
AMOS DAVIDSON, Collector.
Goshen, March I'd, 1874. 42*
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14

Ncs-The nomination of AB1JAH CATlAN Esq, Of
Harwintonfor Senator, will meet the universal APP
probation of the Wings of the 18th District. Mr..
Catlin has several times represented his town in
the legislature with great credit to himself and his
constituents He will, if elected-of which we
trust there is NO doubt-make a most valuable
member of the Senate. He is true Wing, and
will receive the hearty support Of every Wing in
the district. The old Fifteenth 'seuer s,arenders.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14

NOR sale fifteen or twenty tons OF good
It upland Hay. S. p. Beers.
Liichfield. March llth 1874 2w AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14

THE next meeting of the Litchfeld County
Temperance Society will be holden at
Litchfeld, on the 4th Tuesday [26thl of March at
10 o'clock, A. M.
c. A. DIJpI,ry SECRETARY
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14

Dc- Hon. John C. Calhoun, of South Carolina,
was Yesterday nominated to the Senate by the Pres
ident of the United States to fill the Office of Sec
rotary of State and before the Senate adjourned for
the day, the nomination was unanimously confirm
ed
This is an appointment upon which we can con-
scientiously congratulate the country. However
we may have differed from this distinguished cit
izen on important questions of domestic policy
we are happy in the belief that in the station to
which he has been called under circumstances well
calculated to atter an honest pride in him, he will
do honor to his country.
Ex-Governor Wilson Shannon of Ohio, was yes
terday nominated by the President to be Minister
to Mexico; and Capt. VIM. C. Boulton, U: S. Ma
w to be Chief of the Bureau of Construction and
Repairs of the MANIPULATION Intel. of Thursday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14
WASHINGTON, Friday, March 9Th.

WASHINGTON, Friday, March sth.
Among the memorials presented in the Senate
this morning, was one by Mr. Buchanan, from one
hundred citizens of Pennsylvania, praying that
steps be taken for the amendment of the Constitu-
provisions the 18th and 18th verses OF the 23d
chapter of Deuteronomy.
Mr.. Sewer objected to its reception.
The President pro- tenn did not know, he said,
what the verses were.
Mr.. King, Of Ala: stated that one of these verses
he believed, provided that sIGue running dacdy
from his master be not giue's up.
The question Of reception was laid on the table.
The writer of the following is one of the best in!
formed politicians of the State Of Ohio, and not
disposed to be over sanguine
Cleveland, Feb. 81.
at have been for the last month at Columbus,
Cincinnati, &C., sc. and have made careful exam
ination as to political prospects and believe we
shall carry ticket by not less than 10000 ma
iority as things now look, and | should not be
frightened if It should go UP to 10000
consider the Focofoco party here as in process
of dissolution and their arms will be turned more
upon each other than upon u.s."
fin Honest JMoUement-One Of the most prom
nent Locofocos in town conversing with one of our
Wing friends the other day upon the next presden-
tial election, remarked That one good result Of
the election of Clay, would be that the Locofoco
party would hereby at last, get rid of Van Buren,,
and horde Of Office seekers who were hanging as
a dead weight upon the party."-No'scich Courier
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14
NOTICE..

ZEPHYR WORSTED-A fresh assort-
~ ment of colors and sha DIES just received
al F. PHELPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14
M OTECE,

THE Copartnership heretofore existing
IL between the subscribers under the name
and firm OF Curlss, Candee g. Co, was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 18th Dec.
1913. Either of the firm are authorized to
use the name of the CO., in the settlement of
their affairs, .-,.
DANIEL CURTIss,
LEWIS B. CANpEE,
CHAs. p. STRONG,
VIM. b. CANDEE.
Woodbury., Feb. 9Th, 1874. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14
THE SUPERIOR COURT:

This Court commenced its session IN this village
ON Tuesday the 10th ultimO, and adjourned on FRI
day the sth instant, having in session Of three
weeks disposed Of large number Of cases, civil and
criminal The Hon. HENRY NJ. WAITE presided,
and by his assiduous attention to business, and the
kindness and amenity Of his manners, made very
favorable impression the bar suitors, and public
generally. 1t 10 doubtful whether any man wear
ing the judicial ermine, has ever risen more rapidly
in public estimation than Judge Waite has since his
ascension to the bench. The honesty of his intsn-
tons, the paucity OF his character and manifest
purpose to do the thing that il right added to very
considerable learning and general ability, have
given him hold on public confidence which moth
ing can shake. But if Judge Waite has conferred
many obligations on the county by laborious ses-
sion of three weeks, he has also much enhanced
those obligations by agreeing to undertake the la
bors and responsibilities Of an adjourned term, to
commence in this village on the Sd Monday Of A
pril next II IS Understood that several important
causes will then be submitted to the court and jury.
It is manifest that so far as this honorable Judge is
concerned there is to be delay (often equal to
enial) of Justice but causes will recsive prompt
and early adjudication which is alike important to
all who take part interested in Judicial in
vestigation. HENRY M. WAITE is emphatically a
coon JUDGE, and may kind Providence long spare
his life to confer by the probity Of his character,
and vigorous well informed mind, the richest
blessings ON the people Of Connecticut.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14

WORKING CANvAs-,A new supply of
w very superior quality for sale by
March r. F PHELPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-14

The remains Of Gov. Gilmer were received at
Richmond OIL the evening of the 7th, and the next
day taken to Scottvile. Mr.. Gilmer has left for
tune Of $50, 900, Mr.. Upshur one of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

e Free Lectures ora Man: Or Phreuology and
Physiology applied the stndy of character. the Edu
cation and Government Of Chdrsn; 10 SeflmProvement
Descent Religion Morals, Politics Temqer,nce, EXISTING
y, and theI Remedy ae BY $ FOWLER At cInton II
Buildings BROOKLYN, every Friday commencing at
Il o'clock and closing m public tests OF the Sceuce Seats
free
Professional examinations and hooks Daily and Evenings
l3l Nassau Clinton Hall. HIS splendid cabinet OF
Busts free o fe23 I'm
~ Lots in Williamsburg for Sale.-Si1 eli
aihie BUILDING LOTS of size, located on the main
thoroughar East FROM the South Ferry by new
and good buildings They will be sold cheap close
uershp Apply to P j. FISH. II Nassau-s New ork
The evening his residence Williamsburg. is29tt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
POLICE OFFICE.
OF
PFRSOSATiNG ASoTHrR ,Sc-JOhn Or

PERsoNATiNG ANOTHER, &C.--John Gray,
late Clerk the store OF Sas g. Smith arrested to-day
by Oce Drnksr charged with having the 9th Dss last
per'nsted SID smith by answering to his name and cving
declaration AGAINST Mr. Smith for debt due on note OF
S57 10 Williams Treasurer Of tho Delaware and ud-
son Canal Co. On this declaration and jasnsn was ch-
tned by default the 18th Of December, and judgment set
aside on the 18th of January th costs the fact of
Gray having psrsonaed smith deposed instead OF being
served Mir Smith Gray held TO bail 81 900 10
swer the alleged felony
LARCEN1Es.-Daniel Cronen was arrested and
committed for seaing3 pairs Of from Wilson john
son, No li2 Chatham-street
Edward Thomas was arrested and committed Tor stealing
10 pounds OF pig lead.
Henry Celas and Washington Racey arrested and
committed for stealing coat boots &c worth SILL from Ste
phen Cutler of the seambo, Utica when he in Antho
nV street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

John Law convicted bv confession of 2 riot

trict Attorney
SENTENCE Day.
John Law, convicted by confession, of riot,
nearly opposite Sheriff .tr- b. hu7rg paving s:auss
iroEl the roof knocking down warchmen,
- Dc 1tnpfSon-d IA the CITY Fson Tor one 70 pay
fne Of So. and stand committed until the fn= be paid
Abraham Ryerson and William Spiward, con-
ICED Of s5aad arsey stealing sls from Hugh Lucky ves
Sentenced 70 The State Prison. Tor four aud
months. and Spiwaid for four years AID months
John Moore, convicted of burglary IN the Sd
DEERE ne bresslng OPEN The store Of r haTens was sen
t=iced - ne Stat frisoa tor four ears.
The sentence OF Edward F. Burke, convicted
q obtaining property b. false pre:eace postponed until
1lday next 20 the application Of the prosecutors and
ince his cony'c'n winch materially alter the aspect OF the
John Jones, convicted of misdemeanor in pro-
caring abortion falling 70 appear for sentence bench
warrant was Issued for his apprehension.
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARCESY.-Joseph Thomp-
son coored -a g? sraud larceny stealing cloth
y sst the property Thona H. Braiste Of No z3 Lew
him guilty and t Court sentenced him TO th Prison
ior three years md Two months.
ANOTHER GRAND LARcENY-William Reed,
alias Duff o3'3 Watetree tried for grand larceny
s9g sd , noa-y from TIE 5l99s q Joseph F. Lack
wren he had been pad off and discharged Lacklen took
si8 aeT Street and started the nsI alter
noon to go on board STEAMBOAT for the his
nome ~ Iec COUNTY MARYLAND and when a the foot OF
HIM with hs trunk house. where LacEand opened his
when Reed put hand nto the trunk took ou ts sO aud
pn' II 10 his coat pocket THIS the testimony OF the
complainant who sad hs told Reed he had taken his
which NJ denied and Lackand said ne afraid
iced pnblGv as witaess in place, .ad
aiIaid tia Red who powerful beathim they
then, pevlouSy agreed, Circus and
Ing Reed him Next morning he Reeds and ac
pa;ne Reed and had h aes,ed /, was iso proved
Mrs Reed prisoners wife Lackiands money mo his
trunk aud told him take Reed dd not rob him o MS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
THE T TRIBU n E +.
1iterarp Notices.

o.,rurRy LITERARY MEssENGER.-Saxton &
hove received The March number of this able
aD'y -. which is one of the best we have read.
~ S;mn,s's paper on the Extension of Copyright,
w. ,..o Editors Table, are particularly interesting,
81, ~, command the attention Of critics and lite
-. men every where. The article on Mount
~ -., ond the Three Churches is valuable and in
",, .,,;ve and the lighter matter in the Magazine
..sceflly written. The poetry is Of that good
t,;r oualty which cotton-samplers and maga-
:. a5;,ors know so well how to appreciate. On
:. rbole. the Messenger is an honor to our Peri
1..l Literature, and fairly deserves;to be classed,
I. wv with the Democratic Review, the knicker-
...lsr and one or two others, amongst the Read
Mos
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
REFINED SUGAR

r E . q D n ? r { +.
NTOOLSEY AND WOOLSEY from this date
w offer their Standard DOUBLE REFINED Su
CARS at the following low cash prices, XIX:
cents per pound Wh-n les than r1GSaTs. f
Powdered III do do additional.
The above packed rs fellows:
Ess5:: ES5:' sS B s. ';S''' g. packages
Appl, 10 the NewY ork Patent Sugar Refinery, corner c
South aud Montgomery SIS or AZ So Wal ST.
" B. Orders ei The city mast o. accompanied 0y re-
mi;taEcs. 'nhi I'M
DEFINED SUGAkS-k l.. " a SrUAhr,
IL selling the various qualities OF er sSam refined
Sugars Quantities of five Packages and upwas i; IS 10"
Cash prices as any other refinery.
The Sugars packed as S)ows, withcut charge for
packages:
Loaves In boxes Of 500 lbs.
Crushed IN barrels OF 2re lbs.
Ground. IN barrels Of 80 lbs.
Apply the Refinery 2S3 Greenwich street, OF
Chambers Orders OF the cl,y must be cccmned
hr a remittance. lEtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

DOCTRINES OF THE NEW JERUsALEM.-Fhe ser
mon of Saml F. Dixie, at the dedication OF the New
Jerusalem Temple in Bath, Me-, has been published
in beautiful style, by F. Harrington Carter y Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

DEATH OF PRIZE FlcIreR.-Biil Ford one OF
The seconds at the murder of M'Coy, has died o'
Injuries received in prize-fght with Tom
Donne near New. Orleans oa the 22d ult
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

~ We have Discourse on the Idea OF the
Spiritual Interpretation Of Scripture, delivered be-
lore the Society for Religious Inquiry in the Unver
siy Of Vermont, at its last commencement, by Kew.
zenas Bliss. 1t is published by Mark H. Newman
lA9 Roadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

. In excavating for the CoalGas Company
N New,Orleans, the workmen after passi'g
through three distinct strata, came TO some ~
Which were found the trunks of cypress tfees
Twelve feet and a half in diameter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

HPatricl Donahoe, corner Devonshire and wa
ter streets, has published neat little collection OF
Stirring poems, taken from the Dublin Nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

JOSIAH RICHARDS, A7crion--s.
Rf BANGS. RICHARDS i PLAIT, Store
MONDAY MORNING., March2 25.
With the s,aoazr7 a!Sess@be cssslospe embraces
Tch and very extensive assortment Of articles IN 'hs re
s1 bsnss ssI 5 a se5 M + found ] in aa s s3 aSR
~ Az o'clock.
9'S TJEsDsl S6RSfS25, fs2 5s;es a s s,s 500
The al. Of Books, vii COMMENCE with Mess-s Lea s
Banchars inyo-. ahd followed contrib from
the priaciP Pq5hs' throughout the United Sta:ss The
most extensive variety OF stock of al kinds
FURNITURE N0TiCE-Sora EedsteaGs. nc
= E. COTTON word inform all who IL want oil AZ
has conssantly oa aaai Ssr s a;sortTsG5, Including
Eaa=, Paien; Sofa B,;-7ts, wh:ch for simplicity, du-s
hy and ecc22n; az without hs equa! The pq6iic ae
invited TO call and examine trUsiic, all other kinds
Sc:ls always oG haud
say portloa o.: r FuIn,r. VII, ready sale 6y 'eus.
inE Inc OF canS I?ea ne sahscTiher.
a5si,: sasa c6ET35 rs s''ia3;% s Faaa IL aa
SECOND GRAND CONCERT OF THE CLAY MIN
THE CLAY MiNSTRELS respectfully inform
their friends and the public TIN; they will their Sec
Frdsy Evsniqs, March IS The H Will be beautifully
decorated for the occason aud every attention will b. paid
TO the Ladies. Tickets 2 cents BE- h,d the Clay Nun
s;re also, the rribrae Office Bosdway House. and at
the door the evening OF the Concert.
The Ministries vii appear entire dress, mad ex-
ressly for The occasion h Mr. Taylor Of Prince sert sr
having business with wishing TO sns2se the C,y
Mns-ls viii apply 10 "stensers 2S3 cfaad street
4 MERICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
"A EvERY SA BAY q AS5 Sf5S'E 81 n1 HIS
Last week positively of aisnoy FRtSClsCO, the Masi-
e,P os an" nes ESas mofs sias
TRELS the pest baud Of ho9iaa Neodsts aud D.neers
IN l11 WITT K e renowned Bs5o Player AID Negro
cr Cha-orrer
Singer of Come sh Songs and favonte Hornppe Dancer
Mr. r; G; e0oTH, 56 tn Comic Comic Singer.
Mr. Mr. + 0H g sf2R the popular Ballad Singer
"a fEyrF T6Y Ef2 p h sr Dfslin;i ,,bn represented to-
geher with the celebrated FOLLY IODINE and DANIEL
man, and faithful representatives the ancient people Of
Egypt be sen IN !teir n nalye costume no CON.
sated privately all hoaIs of the dag and evening"
PerormaHce' every evening n = osocS' and wednesday
Tickets 2,cept,; chii,7en unaaf years l2! cents
Tentvre extra for private consultations wn te
Gipsy Queen.
DEALE'S n. Y. MUsEUM.-AUMrooiUN
n. The LoFs PPs b6R6FEa 5R6F f n % T
Telling fHs fiiG:s t:!. tz eIFsEY QUEEN .
Of the America. She 2 can 1s n ar S hex
P> sPf e Be- u4K iu:4ijK$ Foa'9$s VESr
naano he ,een in the evening N4onaI Portrait gallery
Grand Cosmorama aud 5ooA9e cqt'ostes ADMISSION one
,hng; y. cent? extra to those VINO consult ee o'y VII
AW CARp-JoHN NJ DUFFfELD, OF SArcHEz,
iNiss,s:pI w attend 10 legal t9sness 'hat may ~ COW
ied him the Circuit Courts Of hh3His sno ne a5aesn'
counties, end II the Superior courts o u ste = aver
Die professional .ouuscsn Louisiana VIII enable iln 10
attend to business also IN the Parishes OF ;'at state '"
tiTsnt * Barton, Van Arsdal., Cardw.; and
ho0 ,topSaTs 1G6nTsi 1 aESa' a ''' 1aeoin & Gaal.
sam. Cochran, ileuIJ La's''s' -, 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

~ THE NECESSITY OF THE REFORMATION, by
IJOHs CoLvIN, with supplementary matter has just
Ibeen published in 25 cent pamphlet, by NJ ii.
Newman, 1919 Broadway. We presume this famous
treatise will be eagerly and generally sought.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

BOARDING SCHOOL-Irving institute, Tary-
d town, n Y--WILLIAN 2. LYON, A. VI. Principal.
Summer Session commences first of alay. To those who
se place soas at BoSps e ne
has been in successful operation six The location
dsshg b an and play
grounds ample disconnected from the village he gov-
nrornt IS eficsnt but mild resembling: that of well
I hr,rian family and no Daysci,oars are received
counteract the saatsry influence Of family training
The stcm Of instruction isssIed not mdFT5 t 70 aa
yop aud thu enlish;en the
ing 10 form the habits aud 70 give moral anu useful diIee
Fur,heT partcrlss including Catalogue Of Students
opinions Of patrons, terms &c vi" be iound in me elfca
the Book stores Of Bartlett and Wexford, Broadway Crow
Reference, By psmission 10 Inc iouoWnS ulsIhsuiss
Washington Irving, Esq
papsI psps Asx M sOssTa siid-ll Mackenzie.
Hon. Guilan {, vrTpsnck
Rev George Dubois, T,-rr,owr
Nathaniel o. Holmes. Esq go
Zebeir- Cook, Jr. Esq.
Vim. Cullen Bryant Esq.
Erancis Hall, tsq; Wi. CRY
J. r. Van Rensselaer, u. D.
I'm : BrotbsIsS ~ - mars eweod
VNHE COMMERCIAL AND COLLEGIATE
/ SCHOOL, as West Washington Place
The undr<igu-d thankful for the degree ei ~
favor which already attended their ne ene1pFSe ana ?
% ar as 10 secure the appGobaou OF the community
invite the attention OF parents aud guaTaaIs 70
the location the plan, aud the excellent character OIL 'e
tu ton under thei: care. -, - -,,;,;re
In tho absence any School OF very high 9Idel 1Pi4s
departments Of Eussh French aud Classical
rg together with the advantages OF punc and private
non tnyy have Ate6 their School contiguous 10
and Chelsea and hsar 10 w ashinSloa %
com noaas their patrons Of that Immediate neishoo!ho
Trfns Of tuition from lGts SO per Quarter. u he
4 Jraiur Class OF boys under Zen yea1s oil shT W.
forged sA''s IL u'F sD'''N' iI;sAAc HUgBSS.;
iaf MweSsm GEO w lLAhNs--- --
c1M0KEY CHIMNEYS.-The subscribers nave
- ,nyep.ed doabe YeGtilatirg Cap. with when .i.es
s,,,urt 10 cure euimEsy rom sInoE Iofei
+. NAYLOR X 60 7S brose -,
S-aJ of TIE above may Be seen on ioa '.Iu o
Ing =, y Austin ESQ. UnIcI Place, New fc1R' 49, ~
~ ,", col! Webs dwelling. corner OF lFi street n1 ~
-.
nTEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
.rh.o,gh IN from 10 10 IS Dayso:-ApANs ~.
- bd fb,:r rrraagemsnts successful oI-reiioo 'oI
We arr rrsrlre! receive Sno icFSard tri-Hesni
- -, Tor Ns,s 0sielns by the central toute IN tfs ~
time For further iiin1naon please s'pi' "
,hr ,,fhcc 40. ! WALL ST. .4;., r.I ~ de-
=. =, ,sI ,es tiul- than hY othss line ca
,,n-IRON MASTERS or sale, Mill Siies
;.,,r.ii,te u,igheorhood Ct Bituminous CosI en.
Lam 0,e @. the irst quality, IN PennsT y ne
>, .,Je wafer wtsrr such Coal and -, - "a In.
TL,mmpnic,op is complete with nliaHsipta @ anu ~
- ne ~. snsls and Railway For Paaphets esschpve -
" nr,Dsrtr and farther information, spfS ~ II
t,ssnfvr. Albany TO Archibald hecstsoI' iL - u Yo,k
~ - nrs1xirued AZ No as Merchants EIchanse,
yyhaxe nsy be specimens oi the e0a Ni1 'te' '
and section, OF the properly c.ssy Civil Engineer.
pl0 eMs w H. oNA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
O IN BARiOL y De. NAONf.

Ts1Hk undersigned, CIVIL ENt4lNHkES, will
l. make Sarv-y, Estimate, of cost, and FOR Rail
ways Canals Roads Docks, Wharves, Sustaining Walls,
Bridges every description wi, plans aud specifications,
aad when required, viii .ursrnrend their execution
They measure and compute cubical quantities OF earth
or rock sstmats the of removing the t!sy Will
land and report the best mode Of rendering water
power available and o! opening mres aud luarres They
will make draw and specifications OF improvements ~
nachnes and 5a inventors IN procuring letters patent tne
services Of Dr. Thomas T. Jones have been secured Tor
requiring xonai attendance WaShIrgfnn Tbfy
will tor the sale OF Letters fatsut hSoo inia
Mines, Qudrries, MachiQsry, &c.
Address either OF the undersigned al J Mefk,,.nu' EI-
change, New York EDWIN +: JUHNSON,
,IOsms WILLIAM u. CASEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
CITY INTELLiG nee.

TUESAY
COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER and
AID scoLEs and LEE JANE: K. WHITING. ESQ, Dis
atrnrIeY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

By tbs above statement very business showp. far
exceeding that Of any Company during IFS hrs yea progress
either in this coutrr Great Brian. Will also b. seen
thst nearly che half the pocis The whole
Of life giving much larger punoIuon o. whoe he Policies
than 4 Life Cicss this country
hibr-ih beius 4boat 18th OF the whole au,nber he
very large number o assurances win this institution for the
whole du Of HE the special advantages grow-
lug OUT ,hs mutual plan pocies which the stock
conr,,v priociue does II, t,civ- mhT ,at
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13
IgLAFITTE.l1
THEODORE, Or, THE CHILD OF THE SEA.
BY PROF, ISGRAHAN

BY PROF.. INGkAHAM.
This beautifully written Tale and from the demand
for the Boston Ynkee il b. the most alea work of the
season Agents do YOU hear this 2. For sale at all
Bookstores NH 2Tf
CIRTH II HALL, No. Franklin Square, have
Il constantly on hand extensive assortme OF VI SIC
aud MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF all kinds. PIANO
FORrES of different stylss and finish GUITARS, from
best Spanish pa-rs for which they have received pre-
and ale very superior and style of finish FLUTES
Of all kinds aud nh for which they have also eGsved
p-at.d premiu MS c IA ETS, KENT BUGLES, COR
NOPEONS. TROMBONES. Etc. all OF their own mann
cture anl warranted mgo[Ts of NJ SIC ad all kinds Of
n NsW MUsic ~ received as
HUTCHINSON FAMILY; also BERT!NFS METHOD
lor the PIANO; also, the ORPhEUS GLEt BOOK, being
collection OF glee Tor four male voices h piano accom-.
pansnt selected and conped from th best German and
English authors, bY AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Price OTe
Dollar per sett. Merchants, and the Musical community
generally, are respectfully invited TO call nho u
VHEAP READlNG-1he terms of subscnpuon
" 20 the Bowery Circulating Library have been reduced
one half For year from So 10 3 Tor sy months.
from $3.50 IS; FOR three months from 81 10 s Tor one
month from 81 10 So cts
Books non-snbscrber 81 volume for The
usual sizs l2t cents large works
three tavs allowed; for old works week.
The Library 000 volumes the various de-
rarnsuts literature and constantly receiving additions
Of Ill works together with the foreign and Anne mean
psr.oticals published
subscribers 10 Library viii be entitled - greater
.raunt and vaety reading than be obtained IRON any
LIE periodicals. cheap publications. or any other library Tor
Catalogues may be had the Lbr41yPncs l2. csns-t"
subscribers gratis II x > IA y y On,
NH II IS Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

q new Clay paper has been started NJ
aeadville, Crawford Co. Pa, by Lewis l. boro'
called the Meadville Gazette