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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27
A REMARKABLE Cu1LD.-We copie,


"A REMARKABLE Chilli. copied .,
paragraph from the Rockville (Md.J Jont.,
nal; several days ago, giving an account Of
remarkable child with Nhiskers. The
Journal of Friday last, after stating that:
its truth had been questioned, says-"Al-
though we have not seen this wonderful
prodigy, we can vOuch for the truth of our
statement from the facts we have gather,
ed from respectable getlemen who have
seen it, as well as the attending physician.s
Instead of exaggeratioD in the description
given US, we fell far short of real truth.
The child, which is now four weeks old,
healthy and likely to live has not only,
whiskers under the chin, and as long and
as thick as any dandy would be proud Of
having, butt forehead, back, shoulders
and breast are completely coated with !;
hair as thick as lambs, wool. As remark;
able as this may seem, the facts are as
we have stated them. The child is to bO ;
christened Esau Bushrod Gin. Sun. toS
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27

FRANKING PRIvILEGE.-A Washington
correspondent oftho N Y Sun says, tits
aid that during every session of congress
a great number OF forged tanks pass
throught the Post office. the labor Of the
clerks is so heavy that they have no time
10 scrLtnize The signatures Of members.
Some years ago, a3youbg clerk used TO
frank his own'letets by writing his name
in so miserable a manner that The clerks
could not decipherit, and they, not daring
to stop the letters, lest the frank should
prove genuine. the, fellow saved his post
age without thse trouble Of being aaimeU
ber.f iIH ll3w iEdt mnixa b5ae,idel'
J nen3,d9aagna i5maisiYis4bs sal scions
ahrf
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27

TALKING MAeH1NE.-,A GeTman named
Faber, residing in New York has inyen.,
ted and brought TO perfection a talking
machine. II is played on by keys like
a piano, and can lie made say any thing,
in any language, that its nvent9f desires.
The editor Of the New York American
saws: ave heard il say Mr.. Speaker in
tone SO distinct and startling that no
speaker could have failed TO be attracted
BY it; and then il went on, now in Ger
man, now inEnglish, then in Latin Won
ders, viii never cease. ba saa
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27
THE VIRGINIA STATE CoNVEN
TVnN

The Richmond Enquirer is in perfect
ecstacies at tl,e result Of this convention.
Union, harmony and enthusiasm prevail
ed, the Calhoun men were toremos1 "a
nledoipg their undivided support to the
National Convention. This is as we ex'
pected. All's right.-Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27
The Union saws:

6r'A whig paper at the East has stat.
ted a report that Henry Clay has RitRs
drawn as a candidate for President -ssi
We hope the FepOrtis unfounde6, and !
wish that Ashland may stick TO IL, as he,
has as good right to get licked as any
other coOnp
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27

No man wAsevers broken by, advsgsitH I hat
was not frst betrayed By proppsritys
e bHs ,M91i79iHl sIUYd 7o5a9ia nSsd Esd
wal won
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27

The Hartford JouTnsl says: '"Fhe best
sleighing ia, that vicinity is sOuthe Von'
neeticut river. Loaded teams travel on
tbe ice from Hartford to Windsor Locks
with perfect safety" ,grttfA2
- a q ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27

General Jackson vas born on he, l4th
Of March, 1857, and will consequently BE-
77yesrs Of age on, thel4th Of next March
, .bNsns aAANl hgal8h@" -" 90
d noNlloasl ali O asnoH ehl q men
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27

lnA-Tbe population of the FIVE largest
cities in the Union in ls4O according
~ ,be census Of that year was as fol-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27

.y'oas ,sar1Ag .q,d
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
W(EllllR h,,WRIno
A MERRY HEART.

A merry ho,r,, morry hc,r,
Oh ,tll me no, its vain.
To wine \ briybt and emmy wreath
Upon LIES weary chain.
There's nc'er n link, tho dark !, be
With rust of earth. worn core.
Dut willinc hands md mcrrv be,,,,
May place a gliding there!
| ken thu, life mas mich of If.
or WEAKNESS and woe.
And change mi sorrow ever mark
Our pilgrimage below.
But vainly. vainiy have we lived,
II yet we cannot trace
The more than half of Gladstone things
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
THE PATENT LACE,

u. j. bANNlNt, VI. ".
OF PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA.

OF PITTSBURGH, PENNsyLvANIA.
WILL be kept constantly on hand by DR.. JoHN
w w. Emery, Of Essex, he having purchased Of
the original Paten'ee The erciuSire right 10 make and
rend The same, within and for the Cornlies OF Chit
tenlen, Franklinl Lainoille, and Grand Isle.
The PATENT LACE has now cen before the pub.
lie for a number ofmonihs,-hmlred> have cen APP
piled in different parts of The country, AMI with a sue
cess never lcfnrc equallcd hv any remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates Gifts lcneti-
cial influence IN the removal ofdisea>es Of long stand
ing, might lie furnished from this imm,diatc vicinity
IN addition 10 the statement of cases and certificates
ofcures furnished by DR.. Banning and others. But
TINS Is no, deemcd necessary as at the present time. re-
fc encc can lie given to Individuals wearing the Lace,
in nearly every town in the County.
Physicians have long felt The necessity of Sippor-
ter lt1crcnily constructed and more ~perfectin it. adap-
ton 10 the human form, than any that had hccn pre-
sented 10 the pil lie. The invc- lion Of Banning'S
meet with their general aprro' alton, a. j. designed
70 rclrVe symptoms. and remedy a class Of physical
maladie> which cannot e r%eachclly medicine, alone.
The deScen, ordi> displacement of ilie vi.ccrra from re-
laxaiiOn OF The dbdomindf muscles, or other ca1,cs,
lends 10 altcrand derangeihc function Of every organ
IN the human system. and. in many cases, this dcvia-
tion from the natnraI healthy position OF part, j. The
sole call,c of general deblliiy-in Macs and Females
Of DySpepsid, A ecionS of the Stomach and Lirer
Pdipitation ofihe Hcort, Spinal Irritation. Hysterid
Hyp0cond,id. piles. ProidpSus Ueri1, Suppression
Of Urine, The BronchfiS ofPnllicS %peahcrs, and Incl
pient C0nSumption-a ofwh ci will e much relicv
rl, if nor entirely removed, hv the ne of The pdien
Lace, when their existence Is cau,cd lv physical de
rangrment and a mechanical displacement Of parts
which can lie readily a,certainrd lv observing TN
form and symptoms "f he person altclcd.
This instrument has cen examined lv DIS. Mott
Rogers, Francis and Griscomb Of New York-'h
Faculty ofPif>burah, Har'fordand New Haven, an
has obtained heir favoralle testimony.
Applira,ion~ for thi> Lace may e made TO the SUI
scribe or, a, E,sr,, or Hacar & Arthur, Burlington
Patients alta distance WILDE visited at heir residence
# re- luirel. JOHN w. EMERY.
Fs,ox March o., 1914. 43tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
ELHAS NV

HAVING receive a very eXien.i i've assortment Of
Ill DRY GOODS invites the Ladies and Gentle
men Of d lrlinglon and vicinity to call and examine
them. Among which will lie found Balzorincs,
Lawns, Satin Striped Muslin, Striped Muslin Cling
hams, NJ. D. LANES, &c: &c.
Also
A very extensive as ortment Of Black and Rlue
Black Alepines of superior quality and finish very
low. Prints n very great variety Of beautiful finish,
light grounds, and superior quality, the mos, elegant
styles in market. These Goods were Ought in Bos-
ton and are recommended for durability aud fast c ,lors.
Furniture Prints, White Furniture Dmitv, COM
,erpanes, 10, II and IL quarters, and Curtain Frinacs.
Black and Blue Black, German, Engli.h and Amcri-
can Broad Clo'hs.
Ca,simcrcs aud Ve>,ings, an extensive assortment.
Satinet'rs, Twce1>, Ermnelic, Camhctcen, Doe
SKIN. Ca,hmcre, Figured and Plain Lasting, Valve
tine Mole Skin, and Other rIch Summer "luliS;
Ladies' super Black KID Gloves, Light Colored do.
for summer, White do, Half Long do. Also, Silk,
Isle Thread, Cotton, dc.
Ladies' India l}ull cr Mitts. A few pair Rich Cuff
Geni'cmcn'> KID Gloves, Black White and Colored.
l.i,lc Thread, Linen and Cotton do, White Kid and
Silk do. ,
Superior splalfeld Hdkfs., Pcngcc, Choppas and
Banda.
Fancy aud Black Satin do. Stocks and Collar.
French DimItv, Cnml rc Inserting and EdginG,
Frnres, Gimp-, Pdr>cs, y ss, Hooks and Eyes on
Cards and IN Boxes, Jet %iiuilnns.
An cX cn>ive assert ncnl of Zephyr Wcrstc1s, Pearl
Buttons, with aud without hanks. Fine Combs,
Dressing DO. SCISSOR, Pins, Needles, &c.
CottOns.
Stark Mills, Farmers, Milllcsex, Merrimar, Dover
and other Sheeings. Superior uni leach'd Family
Shrriins aud Drilling. Blearh'd Sheeiing and Shirt
ing, Ticking, Mexican Mixtures, Fancy Stripe,
Checks. &c. Ilnmii on Stripd Jeaas. WicLing,
Wallnr, Batting, Knitting Cotton, Cotton Yarn,
Carpet Warp, Sc. al old prices.
Irish Linen, nolllc Dama,k, Brow Linen, jacket
DO, Superior White Linen DrillIrs :, Duck, Grail
Russia Dial cr, Birds Eye Linen, Tale Clo.h,, Spreads
and Doialie~.
Pain NJ ID 7 ain. ulLr.. and Sb,wls. Donne,
Cap aud Neck RihI ons. Mnr,hall's Linen Thread
do. Whle supcrline No. from 80 to 100 for knitting
Lace, &c.
Tailnr's Trimmings.
Silk, Twis', Imperial Canvass, palNinr, Brown
Linen, Scle'n, Buttons, Coat Cord and Brad. Wig
an, dc. dc. Iay.ur's Spool Thread, Clark's an,
other kind>.
Burlington, % MAY, 1914. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09

A GOOD assortment Of Broad CIoth-, PLAN ant
~ Fancy ~Cas,imercs, Rich Nesllng>, Drap d Ee
Tweel>, Saiineits, Sumner Slul>, &c. at prices lower
than have leen sold in tins place.
May %, l5lI &. +. STAMFORD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
HARD WARE.

iIAED WAKE.
CTRONCS d. Co. have received and offer to pnr-
- cha,tr~ a very general assortment OF HARD
WARE, amongst vince may be found the following
to wit:
Bltt> and S'rcws,
Noriulh and American La'ches,
Che and Window Blind Hinges,
Wire Chez. Springs,
Morticc BE tranh>,
Carried Bell rings,
Bel Cmnh>, House Bells,
Band, Tower, Fiat spring, Square and Monkey
Tail Bull>,
Trunk and Chest Handles,
Garden Rabcs, Fire Iron,, Bench Vices,
Brass Buttons ON plates, Jaran'd do.
Screw PullIr,, lat and CoalPin-,
Black Hooks and Hinges,
ShHtcr Screw, Sui b. and Plates,
Pad Lock-, Trunk do, Cupboard DO. Til DO,
Long ,hanLcd and Concave Auger<,
Hrace~ and Bins, Bcvrs,
Frmcr Chi els. ,Ioincr-, Mortlce and Socket do.
Gourc., Brass Hivilers, Glmblct>,
Single aud don't ie Plane Irons,
Compass. Grating, Hand AMI Ripping Saws,
Knives and FORKS, Clrver>, SleelS, Butcher
Knives, Bread and Shoe Knives, Framing do.
Pocict and Pen do.
Taper files, Mil do. fat Bastard DO. half round do.
Horse Rap, Bra.> Butts Curtain ring, Tea belI.,
Tape Measures, Halter Chain,, Sad Irons, TAIL
Rrad., Tale Spoons, Tale Hinges,
Cutting Npper>, Bead Aw Sash Fasteners,
Mi Crackers,
Cork Screws, Hand Vices, Trowels,
steel Yarl~, 50 10 100 lb>., Grid Iron, Sauce pans,
Ename'd Maslin Kettle, Bellows Pipes,
Bed Keys, Copper Wire, Screw puIlle>, Axle do.
sash Roller, PIaielorE>, Iron Squares, Stub do,
wood Saw, AM Frames,
Pewter Cocks, Buug orer,, Butter tryers,
Sirklc,, Ca Tach>, Frying pans,
Ra, Traps, Box and Ivory Rules,
Toy Hoe, LadIc>' do. Screw Drivers,
Mahogany Knobs, Strap Hammers, Carpe, do.
Screw " renches, Broad Hatrhets,
Singing do. Brass Swimmers,
Saw Sets. &c. &c. Al O.,
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Anvil,, Vice, Cast : eel, Plated and Iron Shovel
and Spades, d ng Forks, Hay do. Gro Iiar,, Wro'r
Nul-. Trace CHAINS, Iron Wire, Bras, Kettles, &c
May %, 1914. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
LATE ARRIVAL.
LOIELX &. SE IL

INVITE the attention Of he public to Il large STOCK
1of new and
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Of every varIev, VIZ; all styles Of fine dress stuff.
rich CalDcocs, Glngham>, Is,ins, Laces, Shawls
&c. ALso,
Broad Cloths, C,tsinerc~, TwcelS, Satinetts, Drill.
ng>, Vcsting., Trimmings, &c. &C., which will BE-
sold al the io,rest marker prices.
Church Street, Burlington, July 1lth, "A. G
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
People are risin',
For Clay aud Frelinahuysen7
No, never mo! no no!

For Clay aud Frelinahuysen7
No, never mo! no no!
But onward 90, go, go.
WHY, we have Just had : lch a multitude of the
very People among ms, that "A board 10 a man in eve
~ assigned dwelling wa not sufficient 10 floor them
for I he night, and great thanks t given for the kind
hospitality ofoy bother Town,men ON the u her side
of the shattered fence, for he open door and friend
~ reception Of our political guests they hall lr
tor It most iavorally dealt with at the Cheap Ca,h
Store, and what we have that they may wish on a
like occasion shall be freely used when needed for
they did mos, m~anfllly step forward when three OF
our large Churches, and a Ne,try, with Office and
store houses, were all put into requlsiton. Among
ourselcs, there was one desire not exhausted by the
Score Of Thousands among ~, and hat was The wish
to MAKE them all comfortable. The Ladies Of our
town are particularly lhanled for the cheerfulness
with which they received and entertained our Stale
Guests. 10 The mind of the Agent 1t was not more
Than e1ualled by the fair Baltimoreans at the Greal
National Convention, Of which tins occasion was It's
Vermont or Green Mountain State Ratification.
p. S. Goods 10 nil The vacuum by the above occa,
stoned, are sent fr, and will soon come and he sold
very cheap TO all By the Peoples Agent,
HOWARD. .
2Glh June, at evening, ~. 5'tt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
WANTED!

SH0 OR loco Ibs. Srurrcl Rye, for which ca.l
WV viii lie paid by PECK IL SPEAR.
July II, 1871. 6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09

CTRONGS & GO, have iU,t received and now o.
- fer NJ low prices,
10 Tons assorted Engli,h Tire Iron,
do do Swcde>,
, do Ru,s'a Oh Sal lc,
3 do do NaIrol,
Sanderson'> Cat Steel, Swodes do,
English Bl>t. do. :
German, Tee Calk, do
Anvils, hotter Kew, ADD Patent,
Vices, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Gro Bars, HAY
and Manure Forks, Scyihe', Scoop Shovel,,
with a general and full assortment oflronmonrery,
May, Is, "A. 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
LADIES

MADE BY a LADY.
Z AIDES who wish Tor a good and l%eartitu'
IL Watch made BY a lady can { supp ird at very
Iov prices, much lover than Watches Of this quaint,
were ever ltfnrc o cred.
Thee Watches were made expressly for us, ant
have the lad,'s name. AMI orr own, and the yea
when they were n AIDE, "lSiI' upon them.
We have sold Watches made y this same lady
cforc, and they plea. customers much. She write.
to H. hat this loi are finer finished and more heapti.
fl than any made for rs before, and We find then
always lust A. he states.
We ,hon'd think that ladies could be de- irous O
that gentlemen like hem much.
! BluNSMAlD & BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
NOISE RI LETT

TNHE subscriber will lei his large and comnod OTIS
BRICK HOUSE, situated opposite the Bank OF
Burlington, and on the corner Of Church and Bank
Streets, for one or a longer term Of years. The
house has leen occupied for a NUM- er of years past
as a boarding house, and is well calculated to accom-
molaie from twenty 10 thirty %hoarders. Terms made
known ly application 10 the subscribe r, and possess
sion given on the first day Of May next.
WIN. A. GRISWOLD.
Burlington, April 4. 1871. IA If
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09

MESS PORK.
4 FEW Bills. Just received by
y II. W. CATL1N.
July II, 1874. 6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
TEE.

THE srl srril er has ac'ed a. Agent for the H.'na
L Insurance Company OF Hartford Conncriicut for
more than twenty years pat, and continues 10 insure
against losses iy fire, and all kind, ofbuillincs and
personal properly, and will reeve applications at
hi. oliirc IN Il r!ina'"n, and Immediately i.>ue Poicc~
tor that purpose al as low rates If premium, as any
private company can a lord. The undoulicd rc,po1-
~ .Iiiy OF ihi> Company, insllres >aii'y 10 The In>u-
red, aud Their prompt, honorable, al d hl eral cour.e
IN the adjustment and payment Of losses, will re at
tested by all with whom they have had occasion to
do business. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, Aren't.
Burlington, March |, 1874. 4Ot If
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09

DREPARED Co"oa, vermicilla, Gloves, nu,meg>,
l. starch, superior quality, Indigo. &c. "
. STRONGS & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09

1000 Ga. pure sperm winter md spring sperm
lOOO Oh, 500 solar do. STRONGS d. Co
June IA, "A. 9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
HURR1! UURRA! UURR1!u
Up AND DOING!

RI times like the,e who can keep still? Surely not
/ the Peoples AGENT AT the Cheap for Cash aud No
imprisonment for Debt Store. What keep down
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
TO RENY.

a EROM THE LIST OF MAY, the stor.
EA1INh L known A. the GERMAN STORE, next
stsE3 to Peck f. Spear Druggists. inquire OF
LsSs5r- April 25, PECK & SPEAR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
+. DOUBLE. UMBILICAL.
SINGLE
TO RENT,

IRON The dr.t Of May, a cunven ent HOUSE, for
l a large family, or FIR two mali families, with
Barn, Muolhou,e auIGarjeD.
Also, several Rooms m a new Brick Home with
wood horse, e., all situated l"t0 cen the Cour.
House Square and me Lake. Apply 10
Burlington, April s, "A. rs III II. MAYO. %.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
SPRING GOODS.
IIDDLEBURY C~ASSINERES.
&. Sc YM o UR

I p. Mrdllebury Ca>sImeres f r sale at Manu(ac
1 i tuners prices 10y the ps. by s. NJ. POPE.
June II, "A. 9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09

EAREwELEs Shoes, of all kinds, are kept and
l. now offered Tor ,ale hy
May %. l5ll c. +. STAMFORD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20
Inner Police Office.

arrest of Coanterjeiters-On Thursday OF last
week officers Bush aud Lambert received intelligence thai
marty counteeers nj work IN Spring eet near NC
Doca and communicating the fact to Justice Taylor ne Bot
the ma who gave the m information 10 make i nit OF
the house Then assocltug officers Bird Stichos nnc Law
with Bush and Lambert he sent them yesterday 10 Inc
house where they caught Peter Van Pe aims iiIrnm brown
and Nrhne! OBen the net OF caunerfeiing 81 20 20
nnd IS bills on Fairhnven Bank Mass with the pres vce
tnre into drawer Two large books wcre found 10 when
the bs were dampened ready Tor the press The oifces also
found 81 2I in cntees of the Faithayen Bank not scne
and ssi signed s4S5 OF the Northampton Bank. Mass signed
sac Of he Milwaukee Gnnk, Wisconsin, not signed una
large quantity the bills Of the Lipeef Bank OF hchsa
mud large amount concealed the clothes OF the plrues
Ihe machinery and lis taken TO the Police ONCE and
the prisoners were committed 10 answer.
steafiag G0id.-t,ilen Higgins was arrest and
committed stealing $50 from Thomas Kennedy. OF q
West street.
Burglary Mclaughlin, boy, was ar
rested and committed breaking into the premises oil George
DANIELS oil Tenth street. and eaflg $50 OF silver w9a and
also breaking into house of r. Suyyesant IN Eth ayerue
with intent TO steal
Stabbiae-rhomas Butwell was arrested and
committed for stabbing John BiggiES with knife.
Ihsfs-Mary Dooly wasarresied and committed
for stealing petticon and ock from Ss. Van Ceef cor
of lth street and 9TH avenue.
Henry Mckee boy nrese and committed for seal
inc bag OF Indian meal from b. j. Darby, No. sI Hosson
street. .
Burelary.-The house OF w. T. Titus. No. 81
Est Broadway brokea INTO this morning and robbed oil
u cloth CLOAK, coats and quantity Of silver ware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence oil me WE'VE 4 UIN 1rUuTIe'
PHILADELPHIA, December 49,

PHIlApELpHIA. December i9-P. NJ
STEAMER PRiSCEtuN.-a nouiDD oi me ere" OF
hi, vessel now lying off our Navy Yard deserted during yes
however last evening, and placed IN durance ylle
The NAvIGATIoN-ih The navigation oil lne iisFr
elawnre is now almost entirely suspended The river nI
OF ICE from shore shore and the ferry boats have s9ne
Guilty IN their way through The steamboat het elt
this morning her last trip, but was feared she woud nave
trouble in performing IT, r uy,
Fovel for the murder of his niece. young gh named
Ncurrny has occupied the attention OF the Court Of oyer
nn Termier up the hour of closing Dayid Pnn Bowl
ESQ counsel for prisoner, made powerful speech ~ ms
defence this morning. The will be given INTO the hahd'
oil the Jury this evening: l. 90
STrcKs.-Ine sules to-day were quite large. and
material change occurred in quotations state o opened NJ
III and closed firm al ga advance OF "a. pennsylvania
Rank rose tx u s. Bank a. and Wilmington Ralrond
FIRST Board-50 Grnrd Bank 10: $40 0O state 5s pas as
$1,000 do T3h{ so Wilmington Rord ~ 81 Com lIanK oil
Nnchez II 5000 Texas Treasury Notes l33; SSV ennes-
see Bond. sil $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds 1904 sVV Reading
Rd BIDS IS; $1,000 City IS 1923. = :
Second Board-s2OO0 Stare g. 1876, semiannuniy i5 .
Pennsylvania Bank 30; 100 U. States Bank, "a Stne
S. 73 $1,000 do, 1855; 81 0OJ do W. n 49,; 90 ?
ds. 49,: $4,000 do 134 50 OO DO D. = 'S% No Norm
American Insurance Co. ~; 26D Girard Bank, H.
SHIP NEws-4IP NJ Cleared Mts Atternoon-
Brig Caspian Anthony Barbadoes schrs Leny smith, sd
vannah: David Coffin. Smith, Mobile; Monitor hesse
Vorehnm Mass James mud Samuel, Somels, New-f OK :
steamer Baltimore, Green, Baltimore. i,
9rrfred-Senmer riCress, Thompson, Ne.y- OK schs
John Stull. Teal, Richmond Harp, Beaston. New-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20
Police Office.

BureEorv and Receipiag.--l'ho shop OF James
Kenge % Cedar street. burr aousy entered OF the III
INST nnd robbed Of l. dozen wooden hose d1er Guernsey
cks and roll Of cloth worth together SOL D. Oficer vseph
went TO day Il search wnfrint To the shop oi snfS
O'Ne No 10 Calhrrlue street. md found the goods lie
then niresed Mrs O'Nei who held To bail To answer
Bnrgiary-The ivtry sianie OF Messrs. camp
hell & Co No 20 Bayad street wa, broken into last night,
aud robbed Of two suits OF single hnes sesn t'0e' 'e'
Lnrceaies-John IA. johnson was arrested by
oaer Crime and committed for stealing half hog from
Joseph Is. Beekmun. ~ CHRISTIE ST.
Linn Wu,erpap was arrested AID committed for stealing
wood
Jo,hua West was arrested md committed Tor siealne two
shirts rum Timothy Coleman 10 South street lie iouBh' au
cut several persons when arrested
John Crary hoy, arrested and committed lor e'eans
O turkey from 30 ReaGe street