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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
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T;cb L.cula Of tie Cnoi.s I'm a o. n.
Hail on Tue.dAY Ev-ain. l3,h - orocI he Rsr
". B. spragus D D. Sq6jeci- Conspi-ecye ef Ce,ilisen
u piss CHsS NJ yTlL.s,J ~ r.. g
- - 49, -
,ttPs ~. al. p s insta,ute LectuEes.-THO-
OF ne louse =. 'e Lecture Room City Hail, his Mon
d2F) eTsnins tEsn 11 O'clock. Saoee- The History
-. ire Don. 1as!as rs oy he putea
AgI'-'s Lee ne 10'ts Z. ~ G's4 pI q eGlecs
CaAhLES L. BARRETT, Actnefy.
g. CITY Desnot, ~. -
Of h. near appro.eS Of Vsiins
e-,nsprs hava -!sii''!e Na' lt'i inSti s11e;SiFe
Az rir new 10 aasliioanoa e issf
men By dray zsifsble thar r Of ,5o.t ~ yb5a
th=y are 10 se addseSset together the naHb- fssi.
.eiST, >fI,st +nd The whole address be Dis
s.acy III II i. suS-es "a Tn. lhe most angTopfl
as ms th9e .. .aofd ~ 7fl4g n Meme tos b. AZ;
They eaa b got:ias5 the uega Lowef Pos: ocs,
isl0 3; JOHN L6Rfti5 4 GEsHSN, PM
saao n---.z4------ -o--,
Naasau street. New YogS tw;.SJxn,.oS~
,i,<
Clubs ad .ihs[, 80 Gay :; ug Juain.
Bo-k,slst 'ts.rf pfics at the sto.e Oh . RRS
- '-' - '' ~ 81 ven. Lon Cts
. 10 the w higs of the United Stsres-
GkAH NtLI,H Al WHtiI BANNER BADGE
Baltimore. h. lc cow faiac ,uosI -. cr,on 80
WING b.aner Committee tf:s cIty All the latter attending
to the remainder .! the c,t;.s IA Of IN.
GRANO National IVHIG BANNERn
be presented ov me :. hss OF E.mo 10 .h- Whies al
fst shall have h- .--ss, rrNsII,ion,,s mn y.
delegates il attendance a, rba i' ' 1 VI
YOUNG NcS,S VErt;
NATIONAL CoNVENTi6S or GRs3sTrFtr.T1oS GRs3
next; respectfully aolounc, th, Inv an ey o. ty
bsS, style OF raYns and r;n,.d an sr 80 ~ " -'
RAD(;Fs " ''"' W.
wi. ch will BE fac SMILES oi rh- tso,,J II; R,,.,
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CITY N T e L l. G E n G E.
SATURDAY.

.sC0MMIssIONER'3 OFFICE, Before S RArELJE,
hq Commissioner.
Parker, one Of the men implicated in the recent
ilnsn actions, arrested Saturday afternoon
ui hi demanded of him in the sum Of S. Geo
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.nnointments by the Governor.

By aaa Nth III. cdricc and consent Of the Senate
JANUARY I3.
sr,yols-challss A. Floyd, Surrogate and Judge vice
.sn,rs oSrs Miller aad Richard NJ Consiin
'Io,oh r. Hanting, Judge, wee Joshua Z. Smith.
vsr-Benjanir C. Cayyl, Notary, vice Jno. r. i ee.
- FEBRUAEY7.
osevD.sA-Dayid D. Hills, Surrogate vice Isaac r.
'ag( psst ()u,wa,sr Jr., Master, vice C. B. Sedswck
u;rt, WorJen Master. vice Z. I. Nswcomb.
Nv = ". Newton Master vice G Lawrenc7.
E,ares B. Walter Exlriuer vice B. Sedgwick
sjrsd Nor,ham Examiner. vice F. Ssb,he.
5sool Lee Examiner, vice !. &. SandfvId.
FEBRUARY 6.
Dr-carss Elijah P. Benz jann Notary. re-apponment
UL1rR,-Nichoias Sickles, Surrogate vice James M.
i,rhsl
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Packs, ship Wellington, Loadon.
Bark Potomac, Hull, Eng.
ev the steamboat Hercules
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED.
, Southport, Grifith, Charleston. Geo Bulkiey.

Ship Southport, Griffith Charleston, Geo Bulkley
Bmk Wey bosse, Collins, Mobile, Durham S Di@,on.-
ma i5gareta Nsrnst, Trieste Wi.n Weisson Rodnsy
smith Matzgorda Cagslii; FLORIDA Bianco E!dridse Ba
llze, Banco: Menca, Draper, Opario 6 Lench * Coz
Gciema, Msyo AlataIzas Brett < Vose; Tower, Leslie
Charleston. Thompson s. Adams
Schrs / AlcCready, Seeiy, Savannah, \ L McCready
& Co; Rochester Fountain baltimore. ! n Briggs; En-
ma { ole Co Johnson & I,oxd-u.
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CIRCUIT COURT. 49,. Before Judge KENT.
Harris Wilson rs George w Bancker.-Action
NOTE the defence which plea OF usury being
conndsd that u per had beeH TAKEN The testimony
this effect seemed rather conclusive still th Jury found
for plaintiff in the amount, heiug Ss,Oll Al.
George Rapelje rs. A. a. Remsen, ct al.-Acton
.oleeOvs Obligation boa, s5 OO the defence which
,iO u:ury being stated that deduction of about $500
aad been mad4. Sealed verdict this forenoon
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Bremen brig Roland from Boston fer New. i4st IN
Schrs Cornea Grscian Renown, Victor, Emily XII sh
Mary Ann, William DT franklin. ard three or iou Scoops
which sailed yesterday (o Eastern ports al ser ID the ice
,,tf Throyg's Point.
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IL 6 MARSulI,s nEEICt {

U. S. MARSHiL'S OFFICE.
The packet ship Oxford, on board of which vessel
ttnt smuggling operation cccnrrsd wac seized by the
u.s. Marshal on Saturday as ainensble to confscaton
pwofo,he charge.
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COROSER'S OFFICE.

..: cue Coroner to-day held an inquest at $40 Grand
es tI BODY OF Sopni Butto aged 22 years, born
o ps % cane to her death by taking large cose of Oh
We are not aware the for The she
log Viea woman. She died about O'clock ;his u,oIn-
'u'et IN accordance with the facts.
Mso al l25 Suffolk street, on the body of Alder,
Nouo Years aud months old the child Of Charle,
S mo Came to his death By the m?tusaI adrns,er'
auies aecordiaelr ~
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NJ p RJED.


,,fe9u4fY y ile iter. Ar Gre, n. W < W1sAx- 10
hisa JASE, Gaa.hter Of the lat Eas Dixon 4. Of tjs fv
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Passengers Arrived
In the bark 7dan7 car from Gtosgoto-Mr Brown. and
in The tteeIsg-
Inpacka ship Europe, fer L;rsrrool-PaEick O'Donnall
aDl .9 slesrase.
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WILLlAM H ,FKANKLlN, Ascronser. ,,,,,

WILLIAM II FRANKLIN, Aacuouser.
r CTS NEAR UNION SQUARE.-W Lillian
IL H. FRANKLIN viii sell At auction at the Merchants
Exchang. WEDNESDAY. the ilth INST at IL O'clock
Two desirable BLltug Lots the orhery ,tde OF six
,eenth.str.et Union Place and Fifth Avenue src"n
Nos 80 and So commencing point 81 FEET from hr
uer aud containing together So - Ton aud 9 feet '"ph
lhre Lo commind hu= Of the Square aud fountain.
present the most desabir locations IN th part o
the considerable nnm OF noGSe, wall Dc sieciea
The block Dung the ensuing season. -,
Also vacant Lot IN rnlnefy side OF NlHrstseet
between the Filth Avenue aad University Place ln.ns
25 feet font oneaf The block depth and may ae sa'!
ly essn, being the ony vacant lot on the oloch
Taeeuare.s OF the purchase money Iena'n ou ooaa
q 3uss
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BELOW
MEMORANDA

Ship Sarah shes from Antwerp; bark Clarisa Perkins,
from New Orleans bark Montpelier om New Oieans; also,
shios bark and briss urknown.
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NJ Church Festival and Fair.-Th h= ladies Of
Rev pr Wallace will h,d Ftsiral and FAN 70 AID ths
Church in the e-eclion House of Woes5ip) the I'm 81
loon ~ the cerner Charlton and VaEek stIset Refresh
rtns will be served bot afternoon and evening 10 EEs,
viii sTPFoprasfa exclusively TO usie ADJ
aud each ps-son will seated and waited upon by the
male saaseIs eaH be obtained at Milsets 1se
@ c;ionary e3 Bleecker street. at tbs oics ard a.
ne door of the Saloon the day and evening OF The sssa-
b Sey.york Association OF Ai:enrs under The drse.
f Mr. Naibs have kindly volunteered h=E fe1ers @ H
the sccaslon --szz..--
r. The New-Yors Society OF Late TaLuIe rla,la
at " - oco N Lecture room OF the oatSh ksIsd sIosd
Et -, ~ CONSIST of Recirations. Essays, and De
hate on the qaeston-s Protective Tart conducive to OF"
National Prosperity? :,
The public are invited to attsad.
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possa,,rers SstIe,

and Mrs Dent~n, Of London, a ) Bfom 4nl August
Knapp o. New-Yerk; James III, md Charles Brown,
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Ju,ue- TO lselaDd."

Ju.tlc. 20 ITelsDt.
4 REPEAL BALL will De given at Tammany
n Hall Monday Evenins Feb e 1854 the proceeds Of
which 40 into TIE treasury OF the United Irish Regal
Association OF his city Tc4e Oos Dcl each 10 had ~
Tamrl-ay Hall. and Of
T.-ictiiyrey, III Water ,rret-
Murphy II k.aEIey, Chatkar1 street.
P. CIa.ks. 56 Henry sties..
Joln Collins, ). Spring strset-
2. Ri'sy, q " HEX street.
And OF me undersigned Committees
Patrick Clark Jane, Hughes Michael Connolly
Jane. seI,ea Michael Dorsn Patrick Coogaa
joseph Hur7hy JohE Collins Michael Dot,i, u.
Ede. G pela.ey Patrick Riley Eerns!a O'Coailsl
james Boyie Lougha Dusln Niichisl S.aGy
Andrew NcCshe Michael Newton john Riley
Owen LARK john Dufv Joha 4. Ossyer
David NJ Nsss Ncaol-s Wash AK. II. sli1BIg.l
Thomas Fey John Z acs..sy fant. Fiaao.s
Wfn G;reea Daniel tqouzy OSea CurIan
Ihos = he. Al Jchn Vvarl Michael Nuf,ssh
;strck Blu K.
JOIN CtARxr Jr Secrct.rv 65;i:-
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN CHEAP BOOKS .
ON THURSDAY WILL BE READY,
THE YEMASSEE;
Il ROMANCE OF CAROLINA
RN- @ W SlMNS

u
Price Tuenty-Fire Cents.
D- HARFEK S BROTHERS have commenced the PUB.
lica,ion Of SERIES SELECT NOVELS the Parsan
and style Of which the above volume Ths Yema,,ce i.
specimen The Series will be made up Of the best American
and Foreign NOVELS RoANcEs without mutila,isu or
abIidgment TwENrYFIvE EMS each. As the works of.
fered in this collection the cheapest and economical,
eve: Issued the Publisher. confidently anticipate rapid aud
large sale vo Will be published every week pactca
be The Second Number Will coutaiu \ Novel never before
published by Distinguished American Author.
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RICHARD yAN DYKE, yr,. Aaenoneef.

NiCHAKD VAN DI a., II, Auctoneef
nEREMFTUkY SALE TO CLOSE A con-
L Germ WITH AN INSURANCE COMPANY
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER & 90. viii sell Il Public
Auc,ou TO the fighes bidder, on WEDNESDAY, 2S'hday
February 1874 at o'clock at the Aerchant EschanSs:
2i LOTS OF GROUND. embracirg on the Second Ave
nue. with the coae. Glthsuee and 10 Lots sd-
SecoAd and Third Avenues AND 'xtendns - within 40 feet
Third ArenuS the Lots about 90 feet deep. Sewers
extended up the Second and bird Avenues The
is high, solid ground the Ctotou water land thr ush the
sauce, and built upon the moth side pposi 10 this property
- per cent may he puIehssess may
with the Company build aad have 81 per cent re-
Of the chase aad thIeeoGths OF cost oi
building additional IN mortgage.
Mays OF tie Lots and Plans OF building be haS a the
Aucousers' Office (alter Thursday ne1tl No broSst.
near Wali-.tIeet. tlS
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FANCY FLOWERS AND HEAD DRESSES.
An assortment OF Coiffutes Flower; aud Head Dresses
for Balls Soes and Opera Just and o ee on COM
mission by III. H. NY, ta 81,
Ivs o.
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At Baltimore there is very little demand for Cou-
pons Of Maryland State Bonds They held noinlv at
The following rates yz those of 8s 49, and those Of 1912
AZ :, 2csn
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LlRST ANNUAL BALL OF lNDEPEND-
i ENCE HOSE Co No. 3-Ir aid of the New. York
Fire Department Fund-w take place Tsm:nany Hall
Thu ,day Evening Feb s. Tickets Dc had the d,!
Music Stores Of all the Engineers OF the ~ Y f. D.
aud aso Of the Committee.
q D. ATKINSON, Assistant Secretary.
Dodswor,hs celebrated Colion band engaged Tor the oc
cs.ion fel2.ts
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Markets. Carefully reported TOR The Tribune
SATURDAY Feb TO-
ASHES-Thers is fair demand for Pots ST 62i, with
sales 100 bbls Pearls IS O6 SIS l2s with sales
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.CPScp.r CSuNuTr,

JOHN Hetman s. sou;a ST; P . Maou-y corner OF Wes.
and Barclay SIS + By.ps C. Wal =; james Cody. .
Swe-uey il Ann James Bergen r. William y; Bernard
oInue 5:s G.ssnwieh 81 Fs'-iek Raf15y '3 ST
Hole; Jars- B,russ Nags Head Barclay 81; Patrick
Moore 30 Oivisaa Lawr.nee Lngton Spring 81; Jo
eph iurphy. Chatham ST. Michael Cline, IL Carlisle
Biian McCah. IS Esses corner of Deancy st; Aadrsw
Clark, Us Wes,st; Danis Mullen. o5 Nashlncto2 ss Mi
cha. G4iu-v IS riucs Jams Nuig'n, 10 Graad 81:
Dennis Mullins, 372s Pea, s John McBiile, Walker
nsr Of r,liss. johs Kane Washas on s., John HaHTa'
molly I.3 MeEcssst. JOSEPH E. CASsERLY Sec,
f3 tFl3- "a piatt-strest.
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a. J. BLEECkEtt, Nucuoneer.
ITO BE SOLD. on TUESDAY, Feb. l3, lS4t,
az h. M.gsha,sts' Exchange, al u oeloes BY A. j.
SLEECKER, Esq AWctIoneeI the tSc story etlck house
and Lot e Roos-velt-stree For spply 10 the
AHctortee No. 5 broad street, PEr rEE A Il JACK-
son ip2 Nassau Nt Nnn-stIeet NJ II Ocick w.
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STEAM REFINED CANDY.

Q l. & A. STUART, 2s5 Greenwich, corner
n. of Chambers street: are constantly manufacturing By
steam ard now hand large ss1onent OF Csndys
&c of superior quality srit'6e for the Southern
climate harder and dryer than rade from Ea sugar
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jusucs 20 Irslaud.

jusuce 20 Irsaud.'
IT Has BEEN DSTERMlNtD n CIV. sa.!
L II .id Of the funds OF the UNITED IRISH REPEAL
->0CiArl m ;hs sV-nia. CT me la;a CT Feb uary a
"asf,tss sst3a Hall, Stoai~ay.
:hs ra~itss nav de arrsn upor bsral
scale sad thtI nothing h oe wanting on ihiF
arr 10 mtse The Ball N ;: should Dc 20 - credit 10 The
great Cau.s.
ick- te hid q ,uy tina Committee The p-s- o.
lckes. 10 admit ad-,. IS nxsd a: wo
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POLICE OFFICE.

POLlCE OFFICE.
,,s James Whelan stole S2l worth Of ewelry on the
10 M a'. In ion Io'ns.us nopp<. P,tsrs y. and dvd
Ip1' dad committed 10 be seat 20 n J. Tor tial
WAiasn Dixon was arrested and committed for
isS catering tbs Carpenter shop OF Wam Ki X,
rect and aieaus So 50 WORT. Of carpenters tools.
soan McGish was committed for stealing shoes,
- ~ Ion tie sere Of D. 4. Bu1weli, 263 Grand
va The night OF the 7th inst the store of Thomas
" Nassau street. bagar,ously entered aud
sos S AAWss pnGti case: &c OF the value Si7 50,
b NAMED Timothy Shay, Thomas Mic cliinns and VII lam
part OF the property possessiuu and they
ai"eu 20 answer
..,;l William Wood was caught and committed for
-S '1na6eicheis from The store, l2s Chatham street
SUNDAY.
o'AsD LARcENY.-OtHcer j. L. Smith arrested
0o'ed men. named Charles Gibbons and Charles :.
" STEALING S4 worth OF clothing from the of z
.os ,e sh q Maiden Lane. The rogues wen. into the
ed them =, u sef hsv!as selected ecaks coats Sc de-
t the - % sent 10 32s Broadway The clerk refused TO
.emny = ~ te meas time Lloyd requested 10 be allowed
rwss he Ge 10 the rear plt the and soon al
sought for ie,; As astheT retun-d the goods Were
rested N "a. So9ll not be found, aud parties
and or aouc u was concerted plan between the
wirdo me goods 10 Gibbons out of of the back
Va ts atta BENG arrested he pledge tickets
D,d tyisi were found apoa HIM Both are iay COM
wiIs.s LARY-The store of Mr.. Atwater, No l59
large anonn was broken into Saturday night and
len The lIopeity consisting of silks, satns sc, sto-
oaisisfs got clear.
i,oa .sii ~ lHEFrs-Francis Riley stole teapot
Ps,r",s . st9e o! 5 Brsins.d, las Bowery
Jo,.nI stole cap from kdw AID Howe Hanover
'sass AsGay ~ IL copper '0'' from 'e PREMISES VI
All All " " s;Eiep stole four straw hats
lsnf Nysra Cd :, ,tal
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CUuRT OF COMMON PLEAS. =. Before Judges
sRoEFFER lSGLls ard iSGRAHAM.

DECISIONS.
WmS S. Sears rs. Jacob Carpenter, Harris Will
''a and joel s. 0atmanIulgment for plaintiff GA dsmul
A win i!bvr.Gto deisntants amend plead pay
msat ofenss.
The People rs. James G. Uuer.--Judgment for
ceielaaa! OF demurrer with liberty 10 plaintiff amend
w,hos, costs
Thomas G.. Goldman rs. WIN. H. Cary, ct al.
Vtic; confirmed wi,e costs.
'oAa A. Mildeberger rs. VIM. Colgate.-Reier-
@ 's Sci ssts and case referred bach TO the referees
Cess 10 abide tn. event
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

80. the bill in relation to the execution
10 @ @;as,ruments by corporations was ia
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AUCTION SALES.
Jcssh Richards, AIcrcgevr.
BANGS, RICHARDS & PLAT
OieS Broadway

Jc.sh Nciards Aucticaeyr.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-s;ole
o .TuEsspar EVENING. FsS
Aa.es Mae o. t9 o, " ssosf s%rss , sSa
Ansas Soc. sd Des5, os Tie Yi.no sserr4 sSass
Violin ana o,cc.r,i iusic. ' BOOKS s'af'
The aas,c b" examined ths s.o,s Wit, eA.sosGss
'ns a's Ffsa1g4Is FThg4RSDAI MORNING. AL. o,s,osA,
as.rcyxE's SAtE-sy c''sf ot an s,,sneerbs follow.
oi the Sandwich l.isna, BY p,sbI.e IL 50
Lecs:e. Christians exclusive OF eoGysh; CO Go Ter Me-
oirs OF NsEis, eSc!esYc Of Scyf - 20 20 :eS
,iss ,sao l rogr5iass DO Tsagxp!antsd Flowers SIC
5. t..r Res. DR. Bair1, win ecpY'isht
TaIarY-I iN'Fh His'slSs Ss..W.Yo$x igf5 "rRSDs SALE
The rsSu.: Tt,5e osse viii g eommsseet on iass'
:ir.eiioo Of IN. C%nal t-e & hs 'r,sd. ne'e,oo:s
Invoices OF Boek; Paps. ss,l9-fy sisteo'yr. sia'rs
solicited and houd BE- furnished sS ihs j.; o FestaAsy
WHEN the Cat.!os,s vii! De 20; 20 - ssaa G si al
CoLToS. aasnoaes', =
Merchants. No rs Fui;oa and Il Anr-s'ssei- e'a
advances maze on e. p[S@'' Fs'9 mace
at 10 O'clock at the corner o A5ss,oa sai P;tsrr-ts
sHEs,srsSALfrA large Sasns;y CT Boots AID sae<s-
Al o'clocA, =, - Psar!.iirelt,
ssEaEs @ Sale e M Esi, ." tsI e " sss
''''' TUESDAY. Feb Is,
at 10 O'Clock, Al 81 Ann-si.eet,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF JKwxssT-By 'ir,ae Of landlords
warrant and by order o! H. Lorr, Attorney cr Mort
Of a1ss eus@ o. S",d a9S E1,S Sssi ~.
Silver Ptuc Gases f!atsd Wss cge her v IN sesIai a
soItmen. 9i sv Z al'is t9o;,lnsa is !ewsly s'oS
.s''' az u oslosk, al the Merchants Erchsnss,
REAl EsrArrThe b.its from, soase and Los
No sec Monroe street ponSn OF the purchase money can
rsmar load aud mortgage. Tiis laisputabs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

! COTToN.-The market is without change, but the
amount Of sales, far could learn moderate The
transactions reported 1900 bags, full &c advance
or the rices Of the early part of the week. We quote
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

VTTIl AM JENNINGS " CO, Diapers
w s5 Taito,s No 2si Broadway, American Hosel, Top
oo, h Fcunrain solicit attention 10 inToice Of ne
foSs eceyed per steamer, direct from Agent
I.opdop. consi,,irg of CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs IN var.
w s tvles splendid SILKS and SATIN for Dress Vests
WERINO VELVETS &c. with large Of rich
siik and Satin sCARFS, CRAVATs, HANDKER-
CHEFS. GLOVES, sUSPENpERs, DREssIS g.
ROBES. sc.
we would sugges, patrons from This additional
facility sh. be able supply herl .arg date with
all the novelties the London and Paris markets and sustain
te reputation Of The es,abshmsut the moderate prices
which have ELECTED liberal patronage since the aeoptoD
b garments al from a 10 "a nor les, than ormetly-a
feature the establishment which commend u 70
requiring articles for immediate the eddtoa ="
stock OF assortment of first quality fssdy Hsse
including Surouu, Coaks, Dress and Frock Coa'f is
Icons Ard Vests, &c, i'''S
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GEE ERE.-Those who have Lands IN Illinois
- thu, have not paid .her and have not their titles
corded can now find Ne Avenue A who !rares
for hn West this week on Thursday. Call froni9 10 L. Re
5000. Ietsonab be. fe2 Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

~ has the honor informing his ratrons aad the pubic IN
sene1al hat he will exhbi, his SPEAKING AUTOMA-
Ton on TUESDAY EVENING. ;hc l3th INST, at the
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
Ncr gldtb. Nys. a.. sScnFs.

iinferc 3artff, Srcunoe pcn Suds @anntD,
babeu ben 9lthtbdren W. .. Senfs rpteeerum
ois gcn9rc6, @auribat fir Den Ciifrft befes
benc aus eed)a uno Buds, in @rneunuu9 9es
brad,t. SIS perurfad,t uns ntrflid,c inni9e
Srcuoe bae mir I'M Stanbe fTuo, ben Stinims
deber BON 9ed)a @auntD, cine ipld)e ocrtrefs
flide domination anfilnGi9en 81 fonnen. -
sor. ScnfS bat Sud, IN Der lesten SiBnn9 ces
@cnqreseS ectrcuIih repreIeittrt, uno haltet
es I'M @jebdftni6 eaB er nd, inter oen1cn,9en
SSreunben bee ipabren Wchls bes 3anoes tes
fauo, Die, ale Ger 8criud 9emadht wuroe ben
Sariff ron 1912 su oerfrilppeln, ltdl erbcben,
uno ibr 8eiimo9itites t0aten eenielben I'LL:
perduecrt III crbaltcu, peld,es ibnen aud,
oliidlid,er gSeiie 9eau9. Q8iro er wieoer ers
m6blt, MORAN fcin 3meifel 1T, fp miro infer
@ifcu, Oiltrift mad, WunId'r repreientirt, tlls
benz or ieoe6mat uno fur INNER feline StlmI
me aeaen ben g8icerruf oe6 2ariffs bon lS42
(aut Iaseu ncrocn fpiro. Scrr Seufs 1T
iiberbaupt Elm Wdnn 9e9en ben uniere 9e9'
ncr i'm @erinoltsn nidt6 Tadthetlt9cs lagcn
f6uueu. Gr ,par fur ciuen 9ewiseir3 3eitraum
eiiler Der @ebnlfsridter fir jenes SduntD
uuo bat Fd, baourdb 9rc6es 3utrauen ers
porben &ur,, er 1T 70 tpeit er befdnnt 1T,
Iebr bsliebt, lVe pirle in ben Geihcn unierer
@c9ner 9cbrn ~ oae er cine tpett idhtdlidlrrc
uno fibi9cre psricn fur jene Steae ist als
ftin 9e9ner Sacpb Greman.
Qettc 98cdbe fattete er ieinen Srcuneen
olIhier einen SeIuh ab, une es miro unern
@equern bic nit linn bcfannt ipurern ltmrr
fallen, ibre Stimmcn ge9cn einen fcIdcn
Iicbreisteu unc unbeHedtcn Wann cinsugcben
Gin Olanu oceen @ruueIiBe NIT oem nah
rem lBcbl oes qnncss in genauer SerbinbruB
iicbcn, uuo ccu Cifritt CUR @bre ceBelben
repreIcutut hat, uuo fails elmer ncdmaIi9en
@rwdblun9 wiercr auf 9lelfe 9emtnidtc
lHciie reprclcntireH niro. Hur eiejeniGcn
bic wiNi9 1luo cas gemeinwchl fir cas 9bars
tbei,pchl "a orrtauiten, f6nnsn gc9en ihn
ftimmcn. Stcin gutter 9artfndnn ipiro iei'
ne Stimme 9r9cn ccn sIdltb M. 3. Senfs
eiudeben. ......... f.s.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
Gic lSolfs . &nnbibntcn.

Bon allcn Gbcilsu ecS @auntieS ecd,a laus
fen Die crfrculithiten 9tnd,rid,tcn Gin, oas ooS
freipillige SDftem ben Scifda te6 8clf6 i'm
all9emeinen erb6lt, uno raB Die Saueioatcn
tciln 8rlt ichr hot itchcn. c5d nId oacm
mas mir ~ erfahrcu i'm Stanoc Gno mneen
Die Treipiui9e @oneioaten nit ctner 9rrecn
Mcbrhcit cripdhlt werceu. QBie flnn es
aber aud, anrcr6 iein, benn ipenn man nur
einen halbcn Gtct auf ba6 Nanbhaben ecs
CcIc0atensS SDtcm6 wirft 70 uus fhpn Der
rchtide Silr9cr einen 2Itidru ooran boben.
lluo ncbeneem, tpcun man bic @dueicatCn
oe9eneinanrer tctradtct fc piro jcecr gcho
@auntier su9cbcu miiecn, eaB bic SrehptlIt9c
@anciootcn reit cher ben 9crSu9 81 haben
perbienen, ols mic Die Ganbio0ter, auf ocm
auf cire betriloeriid'e Wriic, rurdb Gle Oeles
9atcn suiammcn9eftrrpcItcn 2idct.
9rrIdumt alIc ole WahI niht itimmt fir
bic freimilliae @aucoaten benn Te fIne al
le ebrlid3, fdhig. un6 ncrecn nidt nur nIctn
fi. swfe urcr JCHe part be l. Ipnoeru fur
bds g OF { bdnbelu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
Der puls etnrs Glepbdnte
IplI in elmer Winute mr 81 Wdl Id)ld9en.
(Gi n0efa Nt.l

6erreu Druder: Sd, mar lcete
Wrdc in 9llIeTtoulL une aIs id, pcn Ndulc
neg 9cn9 mar id Der Meinun9 oae Sames
& 9NrIf Elm 70 9u!cr Gauffmann iri AID Clap.
gll6 ih abcr irgIctd, nadl meirsr 2lnfunft
Sannlel u Sric9cs, SameS So 9BiIion uuo
9irbcrt 8 gSri0ht. Die eecers unirrcr pars
ttei, 9c9en sinen bcidJnseuoen Sariff, coer
ccu Ioriff uon 1912 ipreden b6rtc, 70 fab
id, bcutid, oae riele eieecrs unS bloS at
bumbug9en iih bcmuheu. sd, babe mid,
Dcitcr nber;cu9t caB unicre si9cne @oitoreu
i'm Surcn eamit prabIeu baB pelf cim
SrciersS S1aneelemnn fei. Sh hdbe MIDI eas
her eutd,lr6cn fir zen pabren 2orifs Cans
boat SenrD &tdD, uuo llterbaupt fur aae
3ariff. @auoioaten gu lfimmen, uuo forecre
meirc partbeisSreimbc auf ihrc SntercIen
gu betradlten, unr ros 9idmIid,e 81 tbun.
ScGtc jcmdno eenfcu es lei cine @rbidjs
tung od8 cbt9c S,rrrcn gegen eincn 3ariff
Gpreoben, 70 pcrtinre id, MIDI, falls id cs
nidlt tepeiicn fam, bcrjeui9en perIon Die
mid, bdiu aufforcert 500 flbernc SbaIer
ausSubc;ablrn.
Gin Senofrat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
6pIi. Qchlic @p1npe.

@enerol 2eslie @rmbS pcn Scnindp, Gin
Tahbar eeS sIdtbarcu Ncurp Slap, accrcis
flrtc am pcrlcBten Wcnta9 cine 9roec Scr'
lammlnno @hi96, uno ouccre i'll @curthau'
Ie in eiclrr gtaot. Sm Qdufe ieiner 9tere
tpiberlcgtr CT auf cine flare uno befrieet9rnte
WeiIe otle @crliumcun9en, fowcbG bfertIi'
ct,er ais pripatlidIer Niufdt, weld,e 9c9en
@Gap turh pcrrrrtene Yrcecn ausrclaunt
,purbcn. SIhdh hate er picles su 8uniffn
pcn @cncrol Marfle III Iu9eu, unc nicmano
fennt ibn bceer ale eerabe er, cenn belize wa'
rem 81 elmer unc rer ndmIid,en 3eit NIT cin'
amber ausgcsr9sn nm unlcre weitlid,e Srruns
&c Dor een rpiIecu Suciancrn 81 fhnsrn.-
@jrn @pmt6 iit Gin lcbr angenchmer Ncercr,
uno mir 9etraucu ms 81 bemcrfcn, cas ccf'
fen iberseuarnoe IIno nid,t bcleibi9euee 9fCee
picl Sutcs fir bic 9Sbi9s s@rnnoiaee tcSmcdt
hat.