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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

HrscHBAcK OF NoTRE DAME.-This wild, thrill
ling and powerful book-the best beyond compari-
.aa Of its class, and the gem ol Victor Huso's
yorks-has just been issued by Lea & Blanchard.
in cheap siyle and is for sale in dis city by Bur
res, Suingcr & Co. We presume the demand for
!, will he very heavy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

~ ]. B. Lippincou & Co, Philadelphia, have
published very neat little pumphlei, which we
have not yet read, entitled "An Open Bible, the
Peoples Safeguard against False Prophets and Fa-
nalics By Joseph +. Berg
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

HraLrcruREs ON CHURCH GOVERNMENT, Con-
timing Objections to the Episcopal Scheme De-
lyered in the Theological Seminary, ADdover,
August, 1874: By LEONARD WOODS, D. d. Pro-
iessor Of Christian Theology" has been published
in neat l2mo. of 1873 pages, by Turner & Hay
den Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

TIw SfoEg.-A cw a1Id interesting story calied
For. Duquesne.' has Just been received By w. H.
Grahum. We have not We, found time 10 read it,
but hear il highly spoken of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

N. TnE LIVE OF GEORGE WAsIn"cros, writ
len for the American Sunday School Union, and
Revised by the Committee Of Publication, forming
neat lsno volume of 28S pages. Published
nv the Union, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

Washington iniag, Esg.
Dir;sl Webster
apt. Alex Sid.il Mackenzie,
Hog Guli.n .. Vcrpimcs.
R., 1i-pfy, puhoss. }T,,,~,or,
N,;hln,s 2 Holmes. e.! ,
I..l,,i.- COX j. E.sq
Irn Calitu Bfy ant, ESf.
Frsuci, Hyll. E,l.
George Z Tnrbi. New. York titJ.
J. X Van Reu-sc.arr, u. D.
Rcy Nathan Blrcs. ". u.
H+u,sf y BTtthsu.. mars b'S""J
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

NsS MrsIc-' oh uke you ,umc Mss Lucy The Ra-
,lg Canal De Bratinan Dance The Celebrated Ethicplol
sslses The Coll of Freedom &c Sc. have bccn scc cl
frm {. G Chfsilnnn. f pcpl-s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11
German Aimsnhes:

.i,p..upoy OF German AIrzaaes for sale Office Of
,h- New Yors Tribere- Fncs va per dozen.
Tbs AIna-ac Is print-d The German language In ths
u,u.i stJie OF <rnaa- AIsnaes. and contains tn
oc co tie .saai vsety sf pesdira snzrser, eziea a.
sss. interest," Gsraans eoszs1ted with ias aIasY ssa
- az rh ena..rz md On de nsporspce Of Protection
TO ne MscszaieI and Wcfdns7ca of rs Sns1a sps'ea
szzsE xsssisk ssDFtnssa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

J,AMII.Y BOARDING. school. FOR BOYS. Witg..
Fairfield CO. Gtmrhs mgGI N1v q ii pus ''u
TERMs-For Board Tuition w,sbn; bedding Sc' SO io'
= T. IN interview he had with the PRINCIPAL dqrlne
Rev D. Nsreii E>liior OF tie Christian Family Magazine sl
tainel. ta4 Inn LANES BEIIs. Pnncli@l.-
DERTI ANIBOY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mnthemnica!
i and Cnsslca-Thc Summer term VIII Commerce Oh 'io"
1tEgs IN accordance with the times,
Circulars with testimonials aud references may Oe hau
JonS 5. TAYLOR. Bnck Chape or OF the Prnc,pnp nc,pnp-r
rs If &c. Wo8DBRiDGE:
RENO-MNEMOTECHNY.---A CARD.ca.PIof Eau,
i VELrGoURAUD 10 the members cl Ills ''a'aS' A'" gu
LADIES And GrSrtEMEyBeorc sb.snns myself iron
and Boston. take pleasure N fnaSlns khowI 10 o ~ % "a,
have selected and appointed Mr.. NASinSGroN hiSe; Oh
Roadway Ms my ngent and representative III the y Oh Ne"
York i nil that may concern business III relation I" my
sys;arn OF Phrcno- Mncmo;echny. o., - .-r,,.,a-
Mr. King will continue 20 glyc without charge any etp''
ton that may be desired by person Who hns sua @ ~
Glasses rpcn any part or parts OF my systei IIe ~
which may have escaped my notee dnIs ne 81 The ibco.y
and ynrin,s clements of system, authorizes me 10 ecoi
mend hun wit; confidence the kind attention and
n; MI who m my absence. desite Ia acquire cOt
Rnowcre of ts principles Transient vscrs 10 the Cy VINO
NAV desire 10 learn the system and PfIcpns o rho1 ~
rsy wish 10 adop in their schools VIII ma IN M s VI
obc and coupetent teacher always ready TO SATISFY ue W.
Mr King VIII also attend the sale of my Pheno- Memo,
.uv Diionnry now ready FOR the public at my ONCE; @
Rrnadyay lup .t and OF my Phreo lneiiiotechhc LIZ
tes as n 3 P,as ey lIs Psspss Sat S p p@c were distributed in
lecture rooms and which are pow lncfess 10 % a % ~ % % "
c,.id teachers n stipulated prc nnd at - per ceht
ss by any ex member OF cSss who niay Wish 10 supply
themselves win i'e7h eopy pnor. FAUvEI.GoURAUD.
% Mr. King IoIns pn' @ aaf an ,.eEs Lyees Of mt S
S ~, u., ,ructISn viii please call No. ts Brcaiwny b.
tween the houn OF a1d l. NJ during nc a 9sFS,,r4
week. ------ -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

q retncs, hrs superior InitaOn Hokskin Fah o2 u, es
h4c dies 70 The extreme low pfse 81 ~ %, 49,. =
,a.sreC,,Iy w1rh hats soid So 20 and So Al e@ ag
nitc.ur.ag Pur and Sk Of the best aahy ess
'iS 3. County, deale supoled by the cnse as Lrsa
er than any 't'ef n"o'e j J. W. KELLOGG. Ia ff,
Lsssu- corner afT fc,Gl n.s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

Br EPrs SARGENT. ESQ. OF tie CITY OF NeN York
B-o,ch, down TO the year si. Tins work vii! De rues
q on clear and usw ;yr, ectaro fosS, s.d 7stnE
;,i v.ser covers with &al handsome hihesrapeie
. length Portrait Il will be ,od !, - csn;s for ihs STU
de eo0y Ts Copies FOR Os Dier. This The iass' .ne
-,,,xt cog,r-,s sloSraphy q; Ns- csysv ruoIsSe!
The fiiowirs i, l.ole Of The Gonsas o. TIE Chapier' In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11
CHEAP CASH BooK-SroRE,

Tho most approyed Editions English and Ilnscal ism -
pnI tnT CoIeces and Academies Public Institutions saI
n with eyery yurety OF School Books on Tie most
,prIu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-11

Lots in Williamsburg for Sale-SiS eligible
BUILDING LOTS; Of located the main thorough
fare Es from the South Ferry surrounded hy and good
bndinss They Will be ycd cheap to cl.e partnership Ap-
ply 10 P FISH - NaSau-s NewYoFk. the evening
az his rs.iGence in WILLIAMSBURG ksan
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

Court of Probate, .hiddieto,Un, .Nou. IS, 1914.
'5'llE Report of the Commissioners here
toforc by this Court appointed to receive
aud examine the claims Of the creditors
against Tie estate Of Benjamin Lake, late oi
MIddlctown, dec. was presented.
1t is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Il Courl
Of Probate, TO be holden at the Town House
in Mlddetown, on tic third Monday in Dec.
next, at ! o'clock, p. m. aud that previous
notice be given by publishing q copy OF this
order, three several times in the Herad Qj
ihc Times, for all persons interested to ap-
pear at said time and place and be heard.
a true copy--witness:
joshua CoGlEsuALL, Pro CTR.
Nov. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
Court of PROBATE, .1Tdtieto,cn, .Nov. Is, ls4l.

Court Of Probate, .IHdtieto,cn, .Nov. Is, ISil
a N Instrument of writing, dated October
5th, 1872, purporting to be the las
VIII and Testament of Eunce Peabody
late Of Middletown, dcc was presented iol
Probate and Letters Tcs,amcntary thereon.
1t is ordered that the sumo be received and
the consideration thereof referred to q Cour,
of Probate, TO be holden at the Town House
ii Mlddletown, on thc third Monday in Dec.
next, at o'clock p IN. and that previous no
tco be given by publishing Il copy al ,hi,
order three several times in the Itraid
of The Times, for all persons interested to
A true copy-witncss
JosHUA CoGGEsuALL, Pro. CIR
Nov. 2i.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
Court Of Probate, .Newport, Dec. ,, 1874.

Coun Of Probate, .Ntwport, Dec. =, Iel4.
A PPLIcATIoN is made by SIlas Ward ioI
~ an administrator to be appointed on the
estate Of Wiiiiam c. Bro,cn, aud also for al
administrator to be appointed on the estate
Of Thomas G. Broicn, late Of Newport, Tai.
lors, dec.
The same is received and the consdera
ton thereof referred TO Court of Probate
to be holden at the Town llall, in Newport
on the first Monday in Jan. next at 8
o'clock a. IN. and notice ordered to be
given thereof by au advertisement to be
published three times in the Herald Of The
Times, for all persons interested to appear al
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wltness:
D5 B. B. IIowLAND, Pro. Cl'k
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
LEGAL N OTICES.

Court of Probate. .Nerporl, Dec. 2, lsH
v1SIIE administrator with the Will annexed
on The estate Of Garet Halmes Defries.
late of Newport, caulker, dec, presents his
iirst account on said estate for allowance.
The same is read and received and the
consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall
in Newport, on the first Monday IN Jan.
next, at 9 O'clock q. M, and 1t is ordered that
notice thereof bs published three weeks III
the Hraid of The Times.
ID. Il. HowLAND, Pro. CIR.
Dec.5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
Guardians Notice.

'eNIE subscriber has been appointed by
the Ccurt of Probate Of Newport, Guar
dian of the person and Estate of Catharine
b Gardner, of said Newport, single woman,
and has given bond for The faithful discharge
Of said trust; all persons having claims
against his said Ward, are notified to exhibit
them to him within six months from the date
hereof and this notice to be published for
six successive weeks in tho Herald OF the
Times.
EDWARD Il. ALLAN, Guardian
Newport, Oct. IL, le14.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

- poetrp.
HEART WISHES.


l WOULD not wear a golden crown,
Nor reign upon ,hrouc,
But DER one trne aud loving heart
would be queen alone.
would not have n seryle throng
Press round 10 bow The Knee,
But one light, free and eager step,
Ilustc homewsrd unto me.
would not hear The stirring shoui
Oiplandts Tar aud wide,
bni list son voice gently speak
Ny hamc at eycnIide.
would not have II suinptuous couch
When pain had laid me low,
But one dear arm to fold NV form,
One hand 10 press my brow
would not have proud marble piled
Upon my lowly head,
bd' simple stone, and grassy mound
And one 10 weep me dead.
would not have the breath of fame
Attempt my worth to prove
But would have one heart Keen
The memory ofmy love.
would beloved, to thee cpa me,
The priceless pearl be given,
Il"' Thy true hear, may meet mine own,
And euch love cash ia heaven.
SELECTED.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
Court of Probate, Newport, Dec. 2, 1914.

Court Of Probate, Newport, Dec. 2, 1914.
'INIIE Commissioners Report of claims Oh
L the estate Of Eras,us p. Allan, late OF
Newport, dec. was presented.
The same is received and the conside-
ration thereof referred to Court of Pro.
bate, to be holden at the Town Hail IN
Newport, on the first Monday in Jan
next, at . o'clock q. m. and notice ordered
to be given thereof by an advertisement to be
published three times in the Herald Of The
Times, for all persons interested to appear al
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wllness:
D5 B. B. HowLAND, Pro. Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
Guardians Notice.

THE subscriber has been appointed Guar
dian of the person and estate Of George
Francis Barney, minor, under the age of
fourteen years, son Of Giles Barney, late Of
Newport, blacksmith, dec. and has given
bond according to law all persons having
demands against said minor are notified TO
exhibit The came TO him within six months
from the date hereof.
DANIEL NJ. PECKHAM, Candian.
Newport. Nov. s. lSi4--6w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

Court Of Probate, .Aidietown, .VoU. l8, 1914
IENlE Administrator account on the es
tate Of Giles Manchester, late Of Mid
dletown, dec, was presented for examination
and allowance.
1t is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town House
IN Mlddletown, on the third Monday in Dec
next, at ] o'clock, p M, and that previous
notice be given by publishing a copy of this
order three several times in the HerdM Of III,
1fmts, for all persons interested to appear al
said time and place and be heard.
A true COPY witness:
JosnUA CoGGEsHALL, Prob. Clk.
Nov 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
IL. Il. BERRY,

SURGEON DrSrisr.
pii,e at Mr. <. Prckhaa's. Church street
second mouse from Thames street.
RtTERtNCEs.
.l,,rpori james v Turner, " ID. "
l.. Turncr. ~. -. DAVID kpg. NJ. n II.
y Ppprc.
B,is,oL--J. IiOImS', VI u l. w B'ilr,.
81 u. Aus IJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
Newport, Sd mo. 26th, I6ii--lf.
BENZ. MARSH, .gBs..

No. 1873, Thames Street,
ET1 Has just received a Fall
supply of Doors, SHoEs AND
TIN ~S" RUDnERs, OF every descrip.
essA- ton and quality, and will sell
them at rcy small ddrnpce from cost for
cash or approved credit. Those who are in
want Of good articles for Fall and Winter
wear, will please call and supply themselves
AT the aJove place, where every attention will
be paid to give satisfaction 10 all.
N. B. Constantly on hand Ladies .Nt,o
York Cater Boots, Of the first quality, and
warranted 10 tit Oct 10, 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
Court of Probate, .Ne,oDori, Dec. =. 1874.

Court of Probate, .NeVpori, Dee. ., 1874.
TIME Guardian Of the children of UiHian
L. Little, late of Newport, dec. present.
hcr guardianship accounts for allowance.
The same is received and the consdera
llon thereof referred TO Court of Probate
to be holden at the Town Hall in Newport
on The first Monday in Jan. next al 0 O'Clock
a. IN. and notice ordered to be given thereof
by an advertisement to be published thrc,
times in the Herald Of The Times, for ali
persons interested to appear at said time and
place and be heard.
"A true copy-witncss:
ID B. b. IiowLAND, Pro- Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
Ilcnry's Erasivc Compound.

4 new aud superior article Tor extracting
~ Grease. Tar, PANT, Nafnl4h, &c, from
woollon, silk. cotton or linen clothing car.
pets &c. without injury ~ Tie finest goods.
For sale 10y Il J. TAYLOR
M,v IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
commissioners and A&Sgliil.
istra.Or's NOtiCc.

fe'llE subscribers having been duly mp
pointed by The Hon. Court Of Probate
Of tho town Of Newport. Commissioners I,
receive, cSaGnc and allow the claims Of the
creditors Of tho estate Of Giles Barney
late Of Newport, dec, aud six months irom
this date being allowed 10y sald Court lol
the creditors To present and prove then
claims before said Commissioners, we vii
attend o, the house Of Peter y. Remington
on the second Saturdays IN March, April ano
May next, at . O'clock, r. M, for the purpos,
Of deciding on such claims as may be pre-
scented against SAID estate.
Cn,RLEs BURpIcK, }
JAMEs bAwToN, fOmmTS.
ANDREw WIS Low,
Newport, Nov. y lsil.
Al persons indebted 10 said csta'c are re-
qrcst,d to m,k" immediate payment to
PETER y. BEMlNG ON, .Jimr
N,rppil, Nh II, 1911.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

Court Of Probate, Newport, Dec. 9, 1874.
'ANllE Commissioners Report on the estate
of Pelee Wsaver, late of Newport, dec
was presented.
The same is received and the considera.
ton thereof referred to Court of Probate
TO be holden at the Town Hall in Newport
on the first Monday in Jan. next, at
o'clock q. m. and notice ordered 70 be
given thereof by al advertisement to be
published three times in the HeraM of The
Times, for all persons interested to appear
at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness
D5 B. B. HowLAND, Pro. Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

Court Of Probate, .Ntwpon, Dec. ., IS4i.
A ppLIcArIos is made for an administrator
"A to be appointed on the estate of James
IL. IWey, late Of Newport, rope maker, dec.
The same is received and the consiJera
ton thereof referred to a Court of Probate
10 be holden at tie Town Hall, in Newport,
on the first Monday in Jan. next, at 0
O'Clock, o. M, and notice ordered to be given
thercoiby an advertisement to be published
three tunes in the HeraH Of The Times, for
al! persons interested 10 appear al said time
and place and be heard.
A true copy-witncss
D5 B. b. llowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
BOOTS g. SHOES.

az NOWLES has just received 10 Cases
~ of Mems aud Boys BOOTS g. SHOES
Of the first quality, which he will sell as low
rs can be bought in town. Call and see
Iioo doors north Of the Perry .NiN.
Sept. %.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27
VOLUME 3-No. 26.
SU BSC RltIiON PRICE IS Oc.

he system before putting it entirely out Of use. 1t
IS virtual acknowledgement, that Bella Badgerism
is an evil IN The land, and ought 10 be abolished,
but that It had better be retained during the present
PRESIDENTIAL campaign, as IN important auxiliary
OF coonery IN the attempt to make Mr.. Clay tho
President! The bill thus reported was finally laid
on the table in the Senate, by vote Of 26 TO 25,
every democrat voting against the motion, md
every whig voting in its favor. except lIerder.
son Of Mississippi and Tallmadge of New York.
This decision OF the Clay leaders in the L. S.
Senate, prompted no doubt by the dictaton Of the
Ashland Bargainer himself, is an nnerring indica-
!Ion OF what the country may expect during this
Residential contest. In the grand coon councils
OF the Nation It has been solemny decreed aud
so recorded, that PlPE-LAYlNG is to constitute
the chief weapon in the coon armory-that Bella
bADGERlSM is an indispensable eemen, of whg
warfare! We admon:sh our friends. therefore. to
be constantly on the watch for largo squallsof w.
ing wing voters about the time of holding the elec.
IONS. The doubtful states will most likely bs
oVerfun by these migratory coons. But as they
iore'wnrned, let it also consider itself fore-armed.
The most prompt, resolute and decisive measures
should everywhere be adopted by the Democratic
committees OF vigilance, 10 put their veto the
system OF Pipe-laying in all its various shapes and
phases. That such steps will be taken, we cannot
Tor a momen, doubt, for all ha, the democrts desire
in thus campaign. to carry POLK and DALLAS
as 6y the Irresistible force of n tornado, is FAIR
AND HONEST ELECTION. Give us this. nd
our success is placed beyond all contingency.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27

With reference to the affairs of Friday, Mrs.
Lennen's story is, that she had seen Bond once at
his own house, and that on Friday he came to her
dwelling, in Love street, Third Municipality, with
linen TO sell, and proposed to drive TO the lake.
with Cntharlne and herself, to which they assen.
TED. when they got there he ordered dinner.
ano whi'e 1t was preparing they took n walk. dur.
ing "nlch Bond asked" How would you like to
90 to heaven I" Although the query did not np
pear to be addressed TO either of them in M rcp.
laI, she Mrs. L) replied sho should frs, like TO
take her dinner. After dinner, when on the hal.
cnny OF the hotel. he repeated the question, when
CatharIne made answer that she would prefer 90.
ing from the church. The repetition Of the Ian
guage an1 the manner of Bond caused Mrs. Len
men (she says) to feel uneasy. and she called TO
the driver to hurry home. She and Call,arine
sat on the back seat, and Bond on the front one.
" heh coming along she noticed that for n time
he hold his hand over his eyes, ns if in reverie.
She asked him if he were unwell, when he an
swe,ed in the negative. Immediately nreced;no
the commission Of the fatal act he again put his
hand over his eyes, and fell into the same reverie:
OUT ne soon abruptly started, seized Catharine by
tne breast with his left hand, & discharge two or
tnree shots at her with the pistol, which he held in
his right hand, and from the effects of which she
instantly expired.
1t IS known that he purchased the pistol which
was the instrument of her and his destruction. on
Friday morning. This W ouid lead 10 the conclu.
sion that he had then premedita,ed her destruc.
''on. But agaIn,--t is reported tina, he had taken
Whatever money he had with hin:, and that when
at me lake, no endeavored 10 persuade her to 90
10 Mobile with him. If this be so. his resolve to
commit the murder depended on the continge ncy
Of her refusal.
These are all tho particulars we could learn of
a tragedy in which youth and innocence fell n
victim to base intrigue and gross but unappeased
sonsuality.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27
SUICIDE ADDED TO MURDER.

Last Act of the Shell Road Dranla--Further Par
ttculars Of Miss O'Briens Murder-IHe Caus.
es that lead TO it-Bond, The Murderer-His
Body Found, 8-c.
Saturday morning we noticed the murder Of
Calharlne O'Brien on the Shell Road, giving such
particulars of the tragic transaction as then came
to our knowledge. To-day we fill up the las, act
of the drama, by stating that her murderer, Ed
ward Fell Bond, adding further damna,ion to his
deeds, has shot himself. Yesterday morning, at
daylight his body was discovered in the woods.
short distance from whore he committed the mur
der on the previous evening. Three pistol ball
wounds were in his face, one Of which perforated
the skull and entered the brain The Coroner
held inquest on the body, after which it was
consigned to earth, fit food for worms.
Bond. We learn, born in Baltimore, whore
some respectable relatives Of his are living He
had been living for some time in Maga zine street,
above Delord, in what was formerly tho German
theatre. In this place his wife carried on tho
business Of dressmaker. The mother Of Cath.
arine O'Brien rented, and occupied for some
months, tho rooms overhead. Catharne. about
three months ago, working at the dressmak-
ing business in another part of the city; but.
from overturos made to her by Mrs. Bond, she
went to work with her. Bond and his wife did
not live happily together, and yet he spent much
of his time in the house while Catharine was
there. She was prepossessng in appearance.
and there is no doubt he formed passion for her,
which, however. violent it may have been, was
anything but honorable. Catharine, in the mean.
time, loved-purely Ioved-by an honest
young mechanic Of this city, whose fullest nffec.
ton she returned. This, Bond was aware of. and
the knowledge of it may we'll be presumed to
have been one of the causes that impeIled him on
to her murder and his own destruction.
Mrs. O'Brien and her family removed few
weeks since, from the house in which BOND lived
to tenement in Girod street, and Cathar rne ceas.
ed to work for Mrs. B. indeed her mother did
! not like the conduct Of Bond, although there was
/ nothing il it with which absolute fault could be
found. The family had not been long in Girod
street before the arch intriguer, Mrs. Lennen.
called she told them she had some sewing to do,
and hearing that Catharine was expert at her nee.
die, she wished her to do it for her. This was the
first Catharine or her mother appear to have
known of Mrs. L. She went there, worked q
few days, for which she 60, paid. returning her
mothers humble but honest roof every night
On Friday morning she left home for Mrs. Len.
mems, taking new dress of her own with her,
in the making of which the latter promised to as
siss her. When she returned again to that home,
it was bleeding cor9se! a