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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-10
MADAME COSTELLO.

MADAME COSIELLO.
FEMALE PERIODICAL PiLLS-Gua-antei in every
L where the monthly periods hav' become irregular
om colds, &c Their certainty of action has long bee ac-
kn9wldset edca professions snd hrn1eds h,th.ye
necessary :? th,f though they contain define detri.
to the constitution Advice gr,fs to all those who
the Pills. by NADINE Costello "a Listcnard street, between
Walker ard Canal where the Pills sold Price 81 per box
mes imsrc
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND JEWELRY
'HOSE WHO wish q purehas, GOLD and silver Watcher,
their advantage call on the subscriber who selling all
descriptions Of The above retail much lower than Otter
house the city. Gold Watches low as 20 u IS dollars
each Watches and Jewelry exchanged or BOUGHT All Watches
warranted keep good time the Turned Watches
and Jewey repaired ia the beat ad warranted lower
THAI any ether place.
q C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches ard Jewelry.
Who'll sale and retail, 80 Wal! rect,
m27 iuisrc Up.scairs
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TORTU1au E3E FEMALE PILLS
lyyENrEp AMP gaEPAkrp OF

NJ, VE HUUUELUVUE, ND, LIsBJF, PVHTUUA ~
ftL Scientific Of ingredients oiVshich hsI
Pills ssmpcsc have made them the wonder rad adui
e;,ca Of the world Ths2 are nown al Errope 20
se only discovered that
ecfsin producing the men!y Their certainty 80
being zach that ay daring pregnancy
always mild, healthy they arc ccttsir
pssduce miscarfiegc II used during that period.
The directions translated into nish and envelorx
fod wit; the zeal OF the importer, stamped Each boy cos
the Of M de Doudeloque and the English d.
have the signature of Dr. f. hELVEA authorized
agcat for the Continent Of America.
They be transmitted part the United
states seldby Dr. y. MEtVEhU agent and importer fot
u. Uatod ytsses oes 10 Liberty street. q,
Price S5half bexes - No half boxes sent by mail sos
n gostoa at No. Sslen Letter, directed to Dr.
Mslveau 50 New York will with Irrcnc A;tssl
tiss. al lef.crs ranss BE- post usid fa 1mem
INFORMAL ION WANTED Of JAMES Il. MILLER,
native Of view York. and Seam BY profession when last
from he was In Ersto, England 1870 Should he be
alive and return 10 New York he will hr of his
aiynntage on applying 10 William etee Baker No III Cher
~ sf,eet New York mi 3md&wsuc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-10

HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
THE HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Call
sns. cash current Money delivery at the Hide ard
Fat House OF the subscriber where will be made for
Cains BIZ the highest price given by the pound
JOHN HUNN,
fr 2nsrs 22a Fl.rshsth between Prince and Houston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-10

cred 20 close up an interest in Tobacco Manufctorv
offer Tor sale quantity Of PRIME tire and smoking
Tobacco, parsrd the way very aoe p
beg call the eteno OF Western Merchants aud other
buys % the quality of tbs tobacco being the very best
and prices by far lower than usual,
mi smsme JOHN H. FABER, No. New u.
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SNIPE SHOOTING.
DIAMOND GRAIN LUNPOT VDER

'CHG SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for Snpe
shootng the Subscriber hegs cell the attention OF
w ;ns o. The a1yen;ig.s claimed by using Carts & iIar.
Va ~ ..unloTder, The Diamond Gram"
Ifih WIS az icle has been but very short Tim in the
c, NE ta-mon Of scrrs Of the best shots, its
Oh, $50 sa ,ueHSth, inducgs the ict those
give - tat. f''i'' N''e"ss"' "e'iu'''~'i -
IN ~ er I q roo;d each, by Mr. H. T. COOPER
MERRIAM lafdsarl Dealers No 500 md yso,sssYe
MY t,,As. w. r. BNOUGI
- - 3Ci Broadway
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DROG STORE FOR SIZE
~ ID ~ 5000 gsghborhood is IA uo..melv Cted mn
~ eoilga good busiIess. Will be sold low fnquire a.
;tB,z OianI street an, ,m.,n
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tINl9IV4fA MUMMY IT Oh FN1tl FRAY a.
NAVY AGENT CgFicE. !
....... NEW YORK April list, l54
GEA ~ u PfOtUsh LIS, dursrG Foposa ijr Ere shto
- vi be ncey IT tots Office unt tn first proxmo al !,
,coc~ M f3r lhs transportation of the bulk Of
tsue of yeme-t supplies the FRI isht be taken in
tie linton Navy Var! by the lGtl day tf Aaynone ote
tin h. Givsrpidert rsght vii BE- ru',eu beard
ssh TIE Government ht GIT direct the Iandrp
tAe f5 either Of tn. ports above named No prinle
Wit b = Lowell
AOET. c. WETMoRE, Nary Agent.
ri tsS Saw
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PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.

PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.
HE rorty Of this Brace all others
Is scnowedfed by ali WIN them. and the exttps
dmlnd for The article during the year su lent guar.
anee Of their utility. his article il nteneei brace
shoulders srsnsheu the back and expand this chest giving
tree action 70 the uugs and being formed with elastic
vii be found OF edmcnt the free OF the
IA ats and guardians particularly examine
this article. will be found Of immense benefit children
OF either who have the habit OF stopng, and in
dist be to all penons OF studious tede habits
his brace under the uspec;ion o.
Mr. farsels who has been engaged for the
manufacturing different articles the aud
confidently offers the Patent Elastic Brace
article brought under his observation.
The above named articles manufactured and be
obtared whole se reti the old Enlistment of PAR
SELLS x AGATE, 2J7 Broadway, of Park Place
continue the manufacture of their superior article
the Elastic Riding Belt The periorty of this article con.
ss IN its prect adaptation TO the form ofthe Us
iIg1tness and dora1lilty al I'm rod m
MANAGEMENT OF f,rHE FULTON SALOON
IL The subscriber having ENLARGED his Saloon ready
accommodate. his customers with plenty of and also with
all the decaces which market Affords lis dining room
Will accommodate at least 100 persons time The Saloon
has been newly painted and rsdecoated and for
unsurpassed
The subscriber tases this opportunity of returning his sim
thanks to his customers for the liberal
y bestowed him. aud pleased thus that his
epdeayo to please have been duly appreciated aad pledges
himJel to spare neither pairs merit
ance OF past fivoTs s assistant 'he Judg Will be
ready TO attend To the wishes Of the fastd'ous
DAVID a.. GOULD, Proprietor,
MI lm"m No 10 Fulton
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RICH FANCY AND ESTAPLE DRESS
ARTICLES

TOE sU ~ RIDERS bsve received rer late arrivals from
a fris and j. Moon, &C iicn snd beautiful
pfing asd sru iara's Scaris Gloves, &c e.. and l-
we te .n'on a. tier troEs, and sirangrra visiting this
city, 10 ;hl waved aud Scdr
Goves, supe Riding nd Money Belt Pocket Handher.
e'ss C,s, stiff Night Csrs, Hosiery rursss Linen
90 Vars ara De5 FrcD's, Nrsiug and Paror Itcs
and ayst stocks - F.at variety amhswcol. nerno ne
cotton lines aud slk Undef.shty and praTe,s. Umbrellas
Canes &c &c 10y
The bser teFs summer fashions Of linen and muslin Shirts
viii he found well dervrg the Of gentlemen who
,ese to pier,ah cir rtfobs particular at.nton
bestowed his branch the subscribers not only
Va mskirg tee article with due and
durability, u in the Of tn, niEh and superiority
the b Gentlemen dererd bsieg suited any the
above mentioned css Of superior quality and at fair ana
reasonable prcs by calling tbs cd establishment
PARSELLS u AGATE.
- t37 Broadway corner Of Park Place
PaIsells Agate would particularly call the attention all
persons no have acquired The habit of stopping their Patea
tasiic Shoulder Brace This article intended brace b
IRE c,icn to the lungs and will b. found Of be,e
TO I'll prisons of siudiCus aud sedea tary habits
a5 lsgJ-
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House ar Representatives..
WAsnNGT1N. Monday, 4 pill s.
Dtmh Of RlmJer.
|" tiasicr's A.cA = WHOLE AnA nnlidav ~

As soon as the journal was read,
MIR WELLER, 81 Ooic, stated tllli his colleague
The lion HENAS ALLEN AlooEE, had died al this
home. Colarhns, One, '.aiti House immediate.
y adjourned. l1e Was - years old, and a new
meuiber Of Cong. gs5. ilc defeated McNu'y the
present clerk oi he House IA The nominating con
ventlon. Ills majority was go IN his election 10
Congress, and these were caused by the abolition
votes OF his district. Tac usual euiogium was pro-
nOuuced
Many of the members have gone ont riding and
on pleasure parties. Death and dissipation go hand
in hand
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The above has passed the Senate, and will soon
be law.
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DOCTOR JOHN THOMSON.

DOCTOR JOHN THOMSON,
son OF THE FOUNDER OF THE TuOMSONIAN
~ SYSTEM OF rkACTICE, is located at 3is Broome It.
case as cen ind rsef from oer pnyicans thousands
To be seed Of his skill and ability 10 cali AID have an I'M
te rs hst Of documen evidence .l,oge
inous for publication given under OATH aud rewards from
toto COO offered 10 prove the negative in Tie srectye
csses Also e from the Kings Of france and Prrssia
sold Hed Lou, Peiiip preasltad to poccr II may
b. teen a. Ne ONCE 3t3 broome street,
lick MATS Guide Health" gas to all who
III book wh plates, testimony OF individuals Of Com.
mites the Legislative. medical nien SC ,sushie acaui
ston---,il enc Procure cosy, m2i lindyst.y'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-10

OIL-Fa!l Winter and Sunn-r Strained SPERM; Dlached
Lers Tain Linsee Raw and Baed Sea Elephant Lard. Me-
Candles, Alcoh Il aad Camphene.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
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rrarianiatioIi,
By W.M {. BoucR, cgrencr o. Ae STATE Of yvso York

By W.M e. BOUCT, Corera0r o. Lte State Of Nto' YorE
Another yeaf has nearly drawn 10 close, and surrounded
:, we are by Hinunbeed blessings OF Go-s Providence
and grace nothing becoming aDd proper than 10
lay aside all secular engagements ami devote at least one Gay
OF the many we nlowea Ia cal cur own, 10 devou
Thanksgiving and praise tho Author of the constnnt and
un,octeI laecles We people permitted to ENJOY
lido therefore Iatst cordially recommend that TEuRsDAV
THE TWELFTH nay OF DEcEmBER next, be Observed
hroughout the Safe, u day OF Prayer Prnlse and
ThanSssvin: gea: Father in Heaven our Sraco;
BeneinctOr and FTeEd.
y Iii. mefcl providence we have been permitted to ENJOY
the comforts Of lie. ana religious, social and political ,
yeces hive bcen continued During the past yea!
nave been exempt from the Of nagnm dseale and
the earth has yielded her growing prosperity has
been felt IN nil the business rntons OF e. aud the blessed
gospel hns gadunily but surely extending its benign
fuence. Actuued by lis dsye beneSoence. Christian Ms
nTes only n5cred the wnAte asd desolae
ocs nj home have gone forth pDcnm CHRIST md
hln crHcied the drrk and SenShted regions o! The ea
Education, all IFS departments, diung az increase VI
knOwledse among all casses of the community
the hnndmad OF Religion, making deeper and wider I'M
presslos, and sending JOY un comfort INTO maay deoate
bouschods while and prosperity are dwelling IN our
cadst.
LEI u.s. them ns one people, on the day designated lay aside
the and tie ordinary business OF te and give thanks
ento God. And with thanksgiving. let mingle
prayers for continuance OF the blessings
and especially that there be ontpounng OF the Spirit Of
God 70 pure and undefe religion among the best
security Of our civil and political institutions.
In witness whereof. have hereunto affixed my pame and
the prvy seal Of the State, this eighth day Of No
H. s. vember in the oil our Lord thousand gh
hundred und forty -four. WIN. Z. BOUCk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
Court OF Common Pleas.
Refnrp Judre DAty

Jehn King vs. W. Haihaway-Acfon TO recover
$3.50 balance be due Dr. King for medical a.
tendance ndausher OF defendant, (eerreh yeteray
Verdict for paintitf, so.
Joseph l.. >ha-r vs. John and Theodore Cornell.
Action $50 for years of paintai sof
in the medical office Of Dr. Cornell of Avenue ard
4h Stretches $40 allowed for received and for board
1t conended that the $40 full compensation for the ah
who II years age and had beea one year at the drug
business previous to with defendants. His duties were
put up prescriptions for defendants and stay the office
from O'Clock IN the morning all 10 Mt night and l O'Clock
Sundays To show that the compensation had been ample
in proportion TO what other young get the bus
several druggists testimony from which appeared
that the SALARY To clerks in druggists stores very small
Mr. Delluc lhn OF Souilad & Deuc) testified the
already paid To the young sufficient Other testimony
pretty much to the effect. Verdict this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
Police Office.

Athmpt TO Saba colored man named Isaac
Robbins arrested and committed for attempting to saoa
named Julia Smith with knife, but his nand was a.
rested before he could lntllct the wound
LaTceHies.-James Kelly was arrested and com
mtet for stealing stove worth $40 from VIM. Moore No.
2s Water street. :,
Voter Coucklin, colered woman, was arrested and
committed for stealing silver watch worth sl0 from John
Saunders, also colored
Wnl,om Marlln arrested and committed tor
stealing meat in Catharne Market.
Joseph Smith, coiof-d, arrested and coH
med for stealing buchered hog from the Franklin Ea.s
House, No. Washington Market.
VIZ GrrInnDs, names unknown, were drfes'oo
and committed for stealing sheets coat panaloos, an5
pocketbook containing 81 10, from Mr.. Bean conner
Liberty and Washington streets.
Thomas MchaI0 MAS arrested and committed io'
attempt to steal boat from Maria Eaben.
Josephine LucR-y was sfressn and commune
for stealing oyecoai from John Cunningham. wheh ,ne
sold to Jua Joseps, No. II Orange Two atrdfeos
coaks boys cap and pair of mltens also found u n
possession. supposed 10 be stoea. r.
\ .e Statbmg Cdse.-Barnsrd Mnligan. the ruI.
fan who with Others late last nigh, into the porte.
house corner Of Thane and Temple streets and with sos
knife stabbed Mr. Holoban, and his wife and so epD'
$ arrested and com-ihied to PRISON TO answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
CITY INTELLIGE ENCE.
THURSDAY.
United States District Court.
Rafnrn Inicc RErTs


The United Stnte- va. Geo. l.. Hyatt.-Acton
recover from Mr. II. penalty under the laws o lg and
81 March, l for receiving n,o his store, corner OF Broad
way and Anthony street, quantity OF carpetlng knowing
the goods against person who shall buy receive
crete goods, knowing them 10 have been smugged, &c
keeps carpet store and made un engagement with The stew
ard of the packet ship Victoria to bring m quantity ot car
penE from n tS9aG@ sn tn M I sSpfns was A"usse' 0 n'
t'e"rgt i.s"r-n"e IN t1ii. somewhat aged, re-
spectacle looking colored or mulao man, swon.-i WIS
steward of the Victoria her arrival here IN February h
and asked him would not call down on board The
Victoria and look snrpeng TINT was on lie tgOr and
II he would Ike To hoye some OF the sane KIND lie came
down. and he liked H. aud wanted some ot the same was
Kfussell carpet and he agreed 10 pay .3 yard.
bought. when got To London ecel and pnrt Of nn'e'
pece tor which gave 3 81. s'crEg yilrd keD u the
shp's hold during voyage IL not catered The
'e did report 10 the Captin After our arrival hefc
cal ed Hocn Nj Hyatt and told nm had carpet Tor
would send 1t up and he said very well told !0bn sors
fvemac sevedoe, oi the ships hold thai had sx pieces
wished e should out for He said he had seen aB
would II io me when he got chGnsc. directed that
understood the capeae was got out on SUNDAY mornnr-
About 10 or II fays aerwa.d, Capt MceGu Of the snip.
sp1Se to abou, Il. and was earned before he Coec,
The Collector told me must get the cnrpetlng. met NJ
Hyatt ard told him must have the carpet again had got
INTO difficulty ht tho Custom ou,g lie sid vefy WELL 0E3
ana IT, went 10 the store and got the SIX plec aId
them 70 the Custom House store, WHERE tney wee for
feted. Nj Hyatt mud paid the ney for the cae
Geo Hastings testified TO having appraised the c1retins
appraised at that The duty such capetnG 30 cents per
square yard. There were obout go yards.
Mr. SDuten, counsel for Mt Hyatt ended TINT nothing
had shown IL proof that Mr. Hyatt had knowleds OF the
carpetlDg beng smueGied
The Cou chnrgod that necessary for ths Jury t9b
satisfied TINT the defendant that the carpetDg had
been mugged before they could render verdict against bm
they Thought he was nwnre Of IT. verdict must be rendered
for the United Stltes Verdict Tor defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
Court of Sessions.
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen WrSsHIP ard ia
BRoucK. Nj. C. PATERSON, Esq. District Attorney

Before the Recorder, and Aldermen WrssHIP md Has
BRoucK. Nj. C. PATERSON, ESQ., District Attorney.
Case of Dnris and the OHters.--The Recorder
remarked that the officers who had charge of the jury the
case William DAVIS, and who 10 show this
ing why they should be discharged for permitting brandy
TO the Jury, having slgned their intention
trcduce aidavts, Hnd nolion To set aside the verdict
would be made tomorrow, the Court would postpone action
in the case oil the officers until Friday morning.
Irlais Pos,ponea.-Tne rriai OF Graham b.
oag brother Of Alexander indicted for aiding the e,caps Of
the hitter from PRISON, postponed the next term
The al Of John Adams indicted for burglary and that Of
Augustus Nichols also Tor burglary, were, motion Of then
absence Of their witne.ses.
I'ria! for Grand Lareeny-Maria Cooley, col
ored girl, tired for grand larceny charged with stealing
i6 B gold and silver from the pocket Of Wm Lynch
of Ne IL Orange street, no coiored, the 5th October as
while he reectoiy with her 1t the OF Orapee
and Chatham streets. The Jury found the accused not guilty.
Case IF Samuel ddGms.-fhe Court having
granted The motion of the counsel for the prosecution 70 DIS
mss the plea IN abatement in the case OF Samuel Adams 10
term.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
CONTENTS oFTHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
pox THE PRESENT WEEK:


J. acknowledgements f,he Tribune foI The year E5
Can Te1u be kept out ofthe Union? The Resuh Of the
Result: Honor to the Patriot; Native Amercanism,
No. II. The Texas Treason The Fraud Confessed
Our State Prisons. sc.
H. PorrrrcAL-Electon Returns from New. York, Della
ware &C. The Wings OF the South Hypocrisy Re.
buked Owning the Truth TOO late. sc.
Ill. Nrws-Northem Wisconsin: From Texas; From Ii.
beria; From the Sandwich Islands; From Mexico:
&c. &c.
~ M,scrLL.sEoUs-Grand Dinner OF the New-York His
,orca Society Brisbane's Letter from Europe, No.
IL; Death Of Paul Folen The Texan Revolston, No.
w.; improvement Of Land Broudhead's Address be-.
fore the n. Y. Histoncal Society, sc.
" COMMERCIAL LrrLLerscE-stoek', Money, Produce
&c.
Single Copies put up wrappers for the Mails can be Oh.
timed at the desk Price, e4 cents.
D Txgns-s3per year single copies ca cents All sub
scriptions payable nfe1bly IN advance Address
GREELEY & McELRhTH, l6o Nassau-str
Tribune Buildings, opposite the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

OurRAeE.-In Joueshorough tT-nu.) during the
passage OF Wing procession The evening pre-
ceding the Presidential Election, stones were thrown
from Loco-Foco house by one ef which lad was
killed. The following accoun, is by Brownlow, tie
Editor of the Jonesborough Whig.
They commenced rocking the Clay Club House
in June, on more occasions tnsn one, and on oc-
casiou, threw rock 10 eI the window, hiSting Mr.
Cl.m on the shoold1r and after ards, nn Ihe Whg
ieaving the Club House. thr heads OF Mes-rs. Glenn
and Blown were badly cutwith rocks! A few nights
before the recent election, son OF Mr.. Eaoch Brown
Was struck ~itia rock, as the Wing procession was
returning from the Wes, erd OF town, the rock
Coming either from Chester's Tavern, or the Office
OF the Sentinel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
The Ri-nt SLirif.


The following is an extract from letter from
one Of the most active and influential Wings Of
the County Of 1ompkins
although beaten II is saii-iac,'on 10 know We
nata p-ffor I'd .ou, duiv. 7hon can 81 nat say
md u The Ways Of 'ronpsin- worked eiorfou.-
". H'e n-giscf.d nothing. We nave oo'hine "rIh
~bicn 10 rpproach ourselves
Fo, the GxtuJe what is lhers but TO be Wings !!
Not Libcrrv Purtv' certainly, since tue naui7 Is
synor,s NOUS With Texas and Slavery. And az TO
Natirs AmercenisH. great provocations exist TO M
duce Wings to go thia, bur trhnt fort There Will
be basiness for Wings Vet. You know ,,erer say
de-"
Such are the fen.imelts OF Whig of tie
country, one who has stood b. Henry Clay
and the whg cause through good report and
through evil report and "ho has never tilncbed'
either from the avoxal or the maintenance OF
the Whig doctrines, through long tenes OF years
We would by ten thousand times the rather BE-
long to the Wing party even now in all its DIS
asters and defeats, than to the troubled mynads
of those who are just preparing to clamor around
Mr.. Polk for promised spoils. Honest men-
pure patriots, we recognize on every hand IN
those whom we now find standing around US on
the good old Wig platform
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

GREAT SALE OF OH PNNTIsGs.-Slle positive. without
eee.The celebrated Gallery OF Oil Paintings Marble Stat,
uary. Engravings &c. postponed ill Wednesday and
ThuHday evenings ne, 9th and 18th INST at o'clock when
will positively take place the Gallery the Gane Build
ngs 81 Broadway. where they open for inspection
Admission Free. This splendid collection 80 well known
that account Of them is unnecessary suffice to say that
il without exception the greatest and valuable colIec
ton that has taken place the United States Enrance
in Broadway.
D- number of seats go feet in length with backs used
in the Gallery, for sale low n96t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

uabe discovery, beng Liquid Dye. which nstantaesusy
changes The colour OF the Hair 10 beautiful Brown Black
tn Dye consists IN It's easy mode ofsppcaton and nana
neous effect a other dyes requiring from twelve
10 produce my change.
II; Superior excellence viii be a'parent to every upon
single For snle by Rhton L. Co.. ITO Broadway
lO astot House and Broadway Of lh Street, Jas s. AZ
SnwaH % William street. and Johnson, Moore 6r Taylor g
Philadelphia rs ims
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

N.w-YoRK BIBLE SocIETY.--On Wednesday
evening the twenty-6rst anniversary Of the New
York Bible Society was held at the Tabernacle
The Treasurer OF the Society, Geo. H. Williams,
ESQ. stated that the receipts for the last year
amounted 10 s7O7,l52. The expenditures exactly
balanced the receipts. BY the report of E. H.
Blatchforj, Esq Corresponding Secretary, it seemed
the Society had distributed during the pas, ear
6973 Bibles and 1908 Testaments. This is an in
crease over last year OF 5000 volumes. During the
twenty-one years OF the Society's existence they
have distributed total of lss,lS5 volumes in
thirteen languages.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

AMERICAN GENIUS" The Eolan Attachment
to the Piano forte" an invention of MIR. O. NJ Cole
map, OF Salisbury, IN c. the pa,entright for whicn
he sold in this country for $l00.0s0, has received
the greatest favor in France and England. NJ.
Benedict a celebrated performer, played The piano
with this invention before Queen Victoris and the
King Of the French, to their great delight. Mr..
Coleman is one of our homemade mechanics, a
class so celebrated in this country and all over the
world.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

PORTABLE DRESSING CAsEs.-Tne subscribers have
peted their for the manufacture of the above to
which, large variety ready for e1amnaton beng
of most compact forms, and equal in finish to the imported
having this advantage that the articles they contain the
first quality and the useful among which the Metallic
Tablet for keeping perfect order, The public are in
vted examine the Toilet Furnishing Sore l63 Broadway
nlS e. Cd G.. SAUNDERS t. son.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

NOVEL GAME OF DRAFTs.-On last Saturday a
game OF Drefts was played between Baltimore and
Washington City. by r,ears of MoRss's MAGNETIC
TrLEaRApH. This is the frst game Of this kind
ever played in this country. A game OF Chess is
nexrto b pla,ed between the Washington and Bal
6nore Chess Clubs by The same means.