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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25
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0eraus0e9eben BON Carl gBe eiterSb bauIen
uno 9eorudt BON s. q. 9 d 6cfrn,
pittsbur9, pa.-
9tbtnsnn8cn :-0e Sustnt,runs crf8cint aOs Il
ta8s nm ben jaDr6n Sutftrpttcnsrreis nur
5ablGar lei GmrfanS Der 4n Summer @anmlrr CT
Dan auf 10 Grmplart cas lite fci 8rr uno WtttDunacr
wrr6en (assenOmmeu Asrnn) Fotffrc bcr 2ctrt
y 9ecitcrs6aufrn pittsbur8 a trten. Der Grtras IN ma
SefunS Der Oruftcffcn CUR unrBo rutfbrn $c6rrr
Semuars su pbrpsburs a., no aalctlieb aur Gr,c6ns
armcr QSaifen in rtnfrlbcn Ectimmt. y
SitisniSen rtIe bic ere bea useianttc Summer nt ~,
nttcnren wcrnen als Subferitcntrn ttrabtct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26
.a6.OIO.llS IS
Total ....So.ViV'iio soi
The affairs of the Little Miami Railroad are said

The affairs Of the Little Miami Railroad are SAID
10 be in very prosperous condition has been opened to
Tod Fork in Warren County IS miles from Cincinnati two
or three weeks since which business Inns more than don
bed the receipts now averaging $40 day. There more
business offering than be done by both the ocomotQes
The grading of the Road from To6 Fork 10 Aena further
distance Of 26 miles, will be completed. 1t is sa IN ihtee
weeks, md a, rates largely within the estimates 1t WI he
laid with heavy y inch rail- and ready for buscess IN July
or August next thus opening Railroad communication 70
Xep. a distance of 6l miles from Cincinnati The Railroad
will at Springfield where contemplated eventu
aly 10 connect with the Mad River Railroad, which to en-
tend from Lake Springfield. thus opening direct kal
road communication from Cincinnati to the Lakes Inc MAD
River Railroad is now in operation from its termination ~ san
dky on Lake Erie TO Tiin, Seneca County, distance
OF 80 miles 1t will be ready for tho iron next spnne 10 Oay
IN Crawford County distance of 6 miles further From Ca
rev to Ken,on IN Hardin County is under contract Ter Inc
grabbing clearing grading, bridging, aud masony-o NC
made ready for the rails The receipts oil this Road a't year
were s3 O the expenses incident TO transportation SlaV
leaving profit OF which has u been expended IN
extending the Road south of Tfn, machinery depo'S &c
n, runs though country highly favorable Tor It's CONSTRUCTORS
its linz straight with only occasional curves OIL
mile radius Should the connection between these TWO hoaa
be made there is no doub, that large portion oil the nmoe
nyel from the lower valley of the Ohio up ihit Ner 10
Wheeinr and thence BALTIMORE and SUD intnet up W
Pittsburgh and thence 10 Philadelphia, will turn noa al I'm
cinont when railway will take them to Lake ENC IN twe'e
hour Th. travel would add largely 10 The present income
the Railroads between Buffalo and Albany and largely 10 '
bn,oe.. az This City The result would be rendered more ce
tam II the New York and Ere Railroad IS complete' ogS
Dnnk,k within twenty five hours travel OF Tins City,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26
BALLS BALLS !!
FiRST ANNIiAI. BAIL

OF TIRE IRISH EliI.RANT SOCIETY.
THE FIRST ANNUAL. BALL OF the IRISH Sraisrant -
{ cetY viii take place Siblo's Saloon hrosiHsy OF
yoray ti sJh ius IL craSlcrcs thai the eSsca-
be-ce OF fellow OF al classes. SIton,
The entirely charitable oDe beng oevoseu 20
;h protection of the ciasS OF kHisrats iS
tp4s-'u szd Impu.rn the way 10 this C",inty ana
tlu their ARRIVAL and urfshit them with such inioI-
son e szy secure them speedily possible, suitable
and ise-sss cites; prevsns them soH beng odf-
themselves TIE purc. and directing Their .>afcs
aC tfe- ,abG WHERE Trey fST most benefit themselves ard
their new Country Darn. ~ rnSs I3any thGssas
h.,e se aided n this way 81 the ciecy. and II = ees n
tkat aathr- except hr1tsd prevented EXTENSION .!
,,s ,s-fInss 10 mary aoaHds THIS defect the br
ecuiiy COMMITTEE propose sapeiy, N part by the tirst ~
~ Ball OF the Iustitu:oE ahd ey rely upon the l.
hncoence OF their Elbow citizens 70 CARY out theif ce-
sss5 .,.-.L.r,.r md two I..des-prics So
al * &C CoM!.rrTEg OF Arr, tNSsEAENIs.
THOMAS Y. C1sRxE; ! w a.
BERNARD GsIa--N. - efee1"iS.
GREGORY Dillon, - ser,liT.s1-
PATRioK Kelly, o A"Ii-'..
LAWS REYDyK., . Bsavsr-s:-
lE,RLEs b SHEA, \ Cedar->t-
JOAN T. UovLE. % Nassau,si
JAMES MATHEWS, i br3ndwaF. r-r
HueH SWEENEY VI; ". y S LIN a. y A~s' ~
ARTHUR STEWART. y " alts.-
Jossra T-AKT - VllIaca-si-
{. NJ MARY. - Pin..st
g. VI CnSNnLLY. - Water.st-
SAMUEL GE ,YDoS, 81 Ptnes
JAMES OLwTLL. 81 t2thf EIfs-st-
TlIoNAs RoI.ANp. Is Aan-st-
JnuS AtCNicffaLL, 81 SOScvst-s..
t)yyrN Nice ABE, III Slearos-st.
Or al Nhlos Q. At the SOceiy okce. Annst ca oi>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26
Disnster.,

m n,ig aiaten tngc hns exyrnre] several seyerc gale,
,,1h NssH 10 INV. niienced with heavy .ea-lo bnni
be I'm, nue. 10 sa; md raging n9d received ohc- nmase
O. uu fyugn Sarrire last mighty inst Int q al Ion
- HI ed p Jpiy boat containing Jhco Cana R.teI
oia, Juan fenete and Meieno Antonio Zunao Sosni,l
VINO were blown oil the harbor of Havana rs IN
@ oy them as none OF them could speak Ensis syrr
~ uays ~ inc boat days without food water when
M OF BOARD lney were feeble exhn;,x,ed con
I en me boat previously belonged TO the brig Grae OF
bths a. me vessel name painted the boats stern
Sch, u L. MCready Somers from Boon OF and fn- Phi;
with logwood put into Chatham (Cape COD lob
i huvin been N coniac; with schooner unknown which
ws NJ anchor ON The Ensten shore Cape Cod The
pow on ,hc n L. NJ struck her ends started on the
~ se Ia inch from the inside Of the STEM ms far
a. c0d &c seen Tom the hawe hole cutwater started plank
iii PM hes OF bowspu' split through 10 the knight heads
nsh says ana forward rigging The arbonrd side
head ra hed knees and bulwarks carried away and vessel
ses eaSy Would be hove down repaired sufficiently Ia
enn he TO proceed TO Newport where she would be repaired
The schooner Lched. Mooers of Quincy. Is dsv. from
Hnrgcoa with 1000 hinges md $500 cocoa nuts or New
YORK Went ashore last week the Southwest OF Nsntcke,
About half the cargo and the saved No insurance
No, p.JC D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26
Notice to RInriners

Captain Tnnion. of the brig Middleton OF sayypo epors
lint on the th of Mach last when his passage from Bne
nos Ays Tor Valparaiso, lat 10 z! lon 80 3 W (the lnii
ue ana longitude given chronometer) days
nc Iocks on which broken wuer quar-
yer o Gle North and South thev about that
from thcin when seen. Captain Tnnon on his discover;:
he was then taking observation of the suppose.
hey must ne the Aei rocks, although there n considerable
difference IN iheir atues and oHctues and that his
hiehtion not been particularly drawn quarter whist
taking his ailndes they might have been passed unseen and
ne can vOuch nr the accuracy of the latitude and longitude of
tie ship when these rocks were discovered
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

r5- Mechanics institute Lectures.-PRor.
Reps FIFTH LECTURE or CHEMISTRY, as applied 10 tie
Mechanic Arts and Manufactures, with eXper-
mental Illustrations. will be delivered The Institute Lecture
Room. lnyton Basement OF the City Hail, THURSDAY
EVENING 18th ms. at o'clock.
Tickets for the including other Lectures and clns.
for the &c. p cents for SINGLE To
be Of the Institute the Lectures are free Terms Of
herhp, which gves privileges to the School, Library and
Reading Room 81 imitation fee md So, annual dues
SATURDAY EVENING 9th inst, at u. o'clock the
Debn,in: Clu for the discussion al literary and
entic subjects. CHARLES L. BARRIrT, Actu5ry.
d.15g 20
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Spoken, &c.

Dec IS. lat S 90 ion ~ 60 the hull of d
mnsed Green bottom, with Two white seaks apparently
Eastern built bowprt Standing with sail Observation-Disclosures
gale at the time upd lying TO- able board her-by
on the passage. ~ 1917 "'o''e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26
CARPETlNGS. RUGS. OIL CLOTHS,
URIJEGFTS &c

tST received and enc opened Il Guinn's New Stole
- large mud beautiful assortment OF English BEnsset Three
Ply Imperial, Double Super. Supcrne and Fine Ingram and
Venetian Carpeng. Of patterns and coiors entirely new
English American Oh Cloths, of variety of patterns
and various widths from feet To "a without n sean.-Al
So splendid article of Persia Velvet Bugget' two yards
WIDE entirely patterns yey rich conrs, with
risty English Drggets Of the usual widths together with
Rugs every style, Door Mats, Window Shades STAR Reds
&c. Purchasers respectfully invited To- call
n B-An experienced upholSlefer will attend 10 tho nnk
lns Carpets RDd tho laying Ill Cloth the shortest notice.
w. II. GUlUN,
ca istr No "a Fast Broadway. and II ljivson-Et.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

l. Mitchell. $50 % '"' W. Aa'hi stoie1 70 ,
ps ssh, RIO GSbs Delaware City, with rdse-bouad to New
sehr powha;tsn. PHILADELPHIA coal
Schr Marietta. Ryan. Phiadeluhis cna
scilr Jersey Oak, Rogers, Philadclrhia coal
Seh' Ainencan, johnson, Virginia, oysters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

floatnS Light Ship reported having parted from her
ne'nss on tuesday morning. dred abou: 20 miles Sot
9 from sandy Hook. was fell in with the pilot hoat Kew
morning - ~ W ~ ~ |i'3 vi w s'itest5y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
10 SEE LAST PaGE.
Arrived

Bark Rapid. Ward, II ds I'm Havana n''' - u
passenger. A. f,, Domingo CITY. No.
Brig sRrtsn Gale. Colins Soi q 1mar Left Amefi-
yessel i, AZ r., a paluchico!a. cotton 10
Bng Manhattan, Williams Ia - i'A
ID Hufbut & Co !, e., eDeachicola. cotton 10 T.
ID Huhi,ut s: Co. r. rla,,es,on cotton TO Dunham
& DiaOu. = Q, Marks wi-b cotton to Poss
& Phillips. -, "a Iacmel 81 Domingo. co
TO q Douglass. a, In, Roston, logwood-o g
to RSrdeSaIh HARRISON Mock from Ma'nd with oats to ID
sase Excellent Ion from Edcnon tNCo naval s0'e' Aa
eotton 20 r McAdaus L., f,o,, Wnshingto naval
Schr WIN r Bird. Robinson, 5 days Hom /"
,tOfes To L. Mitchell,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

A NovxL CAse.-The Editor of the Louisville
Conf'sr nientiens the case OF young man named
spd dumb, and who, for the last eighteen mon,bs
bas been attending the school Of the Rev. Robr r
Anderson, in Christian Co. kentucky. He now
pronouuces quite distinctly, can read intellig,bl,
and is capable OF making any Of his wants Known
withoutrecourse 10 the slate.
The Editor adds: We have no aonb, h,, b.
viii be enabled by further application, TO spssk
faently. Mr. Anderson scbool has been in o5era.
,ioa for eight or ten years, and during that lime h.
has taught a number Of dumb perpoas 10 SPEAK
Notwithstanding his institution is almost entirely
unknown, except IN the Immediate neighborhood in
(which it is located
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26
Passengers Arrived.

IN the brig Hanhct,an jr9a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ii'
land aud Miss Kennedy. .,-G..a,c-Nr WIN Law.
In tas Irig .Hetansora Jro" fpatGeh'ee'e'' " -
In The orig Noon from cldrestenoMia Lesser a'' anu
child Mr Howard knight; Mr. T-sse-2 steeinge. III Canine
IN ne trig .uaylen Gage from 81 Oostns he iomincan
TO and John Bitten. Bearer OF D-spa'cheN iio''i NV
Republic TO the u ; Government. n Williams
IN he selr Ceyton from Jdemsl. 81 D0@'"so-r " '''
of NHnIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HOLIDAY CAKES.
MOORE BAKERY, COS Broadway,
near attn stree

MOUSE EAh EIS \, OJb DrUsiu"HJ'
attn street.
Tire public respectfully informed TINT they Will ind ut
the uboye establishment splendid and superior assortment OF
Iced and Omamented with every variety OF SMALL Cakes Tor
their tables manufactured from the very best materials and
with the utmost
C. NNES respectfully Informs his customers IN the Eastern
section Of the thu, their orders viii be attended TO with
his usual punctualiy.
do5 lvs- CHAS. HINES & Gu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

~ OIL Paiasing.-LEVY & SPooNER will sell
on FRIDAY morning. Dec. 9th at IL O'Clock II; their
No 5l ioadwGy up stars, prvae collection OF Paintings
in costly flames The of these pictures purchased
mt celebrated SHE IN Philadelphia. fourteen uco
and bave not since been exposed at They with.
out exception. the best Offered FOR many day Connoseurs
aud Others, OF TASTE invited TO them. Sale peep-
ot,S=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

Gs- Psycodunamic Soirces.-AMMAL MAGNET
IsN-Lectures and Experiments Monday and Thursday
every week half past p NJ Dr. T. LeSers Rooms No
"A Broadway.
IL Soiree-Thurstuy the 26th inst. Admission 50 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

~ Pilgrim A"dress.-Tfe Rev. DR.. BUsnNgLL
Of Hartford vii repeat his Brooklyn Address effects
ruan Sean,i9n nj the broadway Tabernacle on THURS.
DAY lIEISl EVENING. al 0 clock. d2i L,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26
NEW GOODS

FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AT THE NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTAB-
LISHMENT 1s7 BROADWAY, THREE DOORS
BELOW THE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
The subscribers have received several styles OF
SCARFS and CRAVATS 10 which we would invite the nj.
cnon Of our friends and the public. Also. assortment of
OVERCOATS and CLOAkS. which we selling a, cast.
gentlemen of elegant Winter Garment nj very
low price, can be accommodated by calling aS ntoSe.
doiis j. c. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

SPLENDID BROCHA LONG SHAWLS.
few superb quality Brocha Loag shawb remaining and
20 81 Ems SUTTON * Us III Spring street.
b. Square Brocha and oter style shawis selling at re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26
DRY GOODS.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
GREAT SALE OF DR. GOODS
,oa ono DoIi-rs worth OF Dry Goods BE

daced from 10 TO - per cent tom former prices
Persons seeing this Advertisement cDh Wishing TO purchase
re requested 70 hn- with tein, 20 hai they NM De tais-
fed 'llsr the Goods and priccs Edver::sei-
NGU-SiIN De LAINES-is = y Cd. =. - 81, Il enc =
CASHWEREs and REPPs-a I'd . 3 Sd Is, 4 81, s and
ALsP p Cal LUsTREs-ls 81 2 I'd. 8, assd T. S and
French lsi MERNoEs- 3D. :. p, los, Is AID Is
BL2NKETs-of every style-2, Il. s, rs, IS, q and
FLsNNlls tell vOy-fton l. I'd !; per ya''T=an;ed
yEM,.f,ei. Plaid and Pin . 5! 10 per yard.
CLOTS-Besver Pilot French ant English OF ai eoois-
SIT E Striped AID Figured. from Is to i2s
SIX i ica.!rnere. Broca Woeen end wOrs;ed. Ds
ih:e z -eis coo:'-: So C, 3D. 3d. LED and Is
gR6yyS ShEETNGs and s from g 20 :; p pty q
C5TfoN FLASNEL-ffora 81 per yard. W.
TICKING, from 81 per yard, ~.
Also, great variety OF
corresponding prices The qbose Only y 2s.v -,
our stock IS most complete. with ell kds OF goods asiao=
for seassn.- We inyte aii vto read 9ui fdsest
rnent call end examine for themselves, Is DooS WIZ u
One Price 7shed and ~ Deriat'eH.
go BARKER [. TOHLE, Il Cn,fsIIne St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

The profits of hc have been $40 per cent The Pres
dent says the LawIeEceurg Branch has been restored to It's
functions franchises the South Bend Branch grad
uay emerging from Its embarrassment The Bank whole
is pronounced sound and healthy None of the Zoo of
which the Madison Branch robbed February Inst has
been recovered but the officers thak the have
been put circulation and they have clue 10 their where
abou, The 1obber the State Prison. The Pres
dent prays the continuation of the privilege ossuns siOO
IN. C,il tho of tho RIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

= 57'Tke Chatlsston Coui:er of Friday saws :. W.
yesterday epjoyed our LAST mess If green corn aud
tomatoes, for he season. and on Saturday LAST sreeu
peas were 10 be Ind near Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

BoardinS.-Nrs. GoSS having opened the and
commoions house. 20 Vesey-st the Aston House proe
choice OF desirable transient permanent Boade
Croto shower warm aud cold Baths free The location
very GENITAL yet quiet and shady. Terms moderate. AUD tits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26

RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
New York Cash TasIoriag establishments
1877 BROADWAY.
Three doors beiow the Franklin House.
l- The Subscribers respectfully announce that they have
piade extensive arrangements Tor the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
WHICH will enable them To Offer greater than
To gentlemen wishing ecoaon1e in tho purchase OF their
Fri mud Winter Garments.
They have ueady received by late arrivals great variety
of new and new styles of Goods well adapted to the coming
,easonand will ao by the packets aud steamers
m largest and best assortment of the latest and most leaa
u styles of funcy French Ehstc Casimee', rich figured
yelye Cnshmerss Satin and silk Vestngs, ever before Of
tered IN this City.
Ao JUS, received several Invoices Of Twilled and beaver
Cloths for Over Coats Cloas Peton. &c black md fancy
rooed French md English Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers being the styles cut in hcir establishment
for the last 1--WE years. and which for durability. benuy OF hn
18Th and nsns colon. cannot be axcelled, equa ed oy
any styles Of Cloths imported into the United States.
Their stock Of Fancy Dress Articles vii! comprise IN pth the
richest styles of Fall and Winter Cravuts Scars supsnders
Cloves Handkerchief. Hosiery, Under Shirts and drawers,
Linen mud Muslin Shirts Collars. Bosoms. Shoulder braces.
Rd;n. and Money Belt, Umbrella, and Umbrella Canes &c
&c with every variety of goods usually kept IN gentemans
general Quitting establishment.
Also full assortment OF Reudy Made Clothing conssng OF
Coass Coats Dress and Frock Goats, Pnnnlobns and
Vests every varery where gentlemen requiring garments or
Immediate depend getting first rate urice,
made and trimmed respect eQun To thotc iurbhen 10
order and that cOnn0 fni 10 pledss 5ct puncu.
atty observed IN thing orders
aug istf J. G. BOOTH co.