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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03
I'll Valuable FARM for. Sale

- THE Subscribers offer Syas.
fsassER for sale VALUABLE kk
eissE FARM, containing a. &&fVs**
dAEaA bout ITO acres OF land ~usA
superior to- any in the State, having ON the
premises large Brick House, barns, OUT
houses. &C., situated about l-2 a mile south
OF Sharon Village, on the public turnpike
road lending from Sharon to Poughke"psie.
The situation of said Farm, fur beauty and
convenience. is probably unsurpassed by
valuable country residence for any gentle
man who might wish such situation.
A reasonable credit will be given, and
terms of payment made easy.
Persons wishing to view or purchase may
apply to either Of the subscribers in Sharon.
ENOCH LAMBERT.
JOHN B. LOWELL.
Sharon, Sept. II, 1914. SIT
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03
NOTICE..

HNHE Court OF Probate for the District Of
Woodbury. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hcrt,t, for the
Creditors Of the Estate OF Samuel Sherman
late Of Woodbury. decreased, to exhibit their
clai ms OF seilIrm'nt. Thusr WHO neglect TO
present their accounts, property at'tsltd,
within said time. will be ieba:r'sl n Tccuv-
cry. All persons indebted To- said Estate ARE
requested 10 make immediate payment To
ELJAm SHARP AN, ExcW'"r.
Woodbury. IIla Ssv0 lo44, S"A0>
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03

A Accelerated barrister retired from practice was
one day asked his sincere opinion Of the law
why, the fact is" reoined he, ''if any man were
to claim the coat upon nv back and threaten my
refusal with lawsuit, he should certainly have IL,
lest in defending my coat should lose my waist
coat ALSO"
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03
FOR, SALE.

"a fHNHE two story building where
is&Ss i the Post-otfice is now kept,
.s!E1 with the land connected with
.&Asel4 the building. 1t IS well adapted
to accommodate merchants, professional men
and mechanics, and is in an excellent loca-
ton for business, being next door south of
the Mansion House.
o. s. SEYMOUR, Ex'r.
CIVIC p. MINER, Esq. decd.
Litchfeld, Sept 3Oih. l544.
Also, To rent for six months, the Office late
ly occupied by p. Miner, Esq. deceased.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03
ID / f. d

At Cornwall Bridge. August 2lst, Lyman Hollis
ter aged ~. Sept. 7th, Franklin son Of the above,
aged 4.
In Lenox, Madison County, N. Y, August 18th,
William Kasson, Esq. aged 66, formerly of Bethlem.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03

Banercffs opinion Of Henry CiGy.-One Of the
banners displayed in Hanover street, at the Boston
gathering, bore the following inscription:
"Henry Ciay-the eloquent and triumphant sup
porter of those principles Of government and poll
CIV on which the union Of the states and the pros
perity Of the people depends. &c. BGnercf, 1882
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03

AT q Court IF Probate hidden al LitchGeld. Nth
in and far The district IF Litch6eLd,on The 2Oth
day Of September 1874
Present, Ralph G. Camp Esq, Judge.
A N Instrument in writing, purporting 20
N be the last will and testament Of Tru-
man Webster. late of LitchfeId in said dis.
trict deceased, was returned to this Court by
Titus Turner and Tertius w. Turner the ex-
exutors named therein; and thrreupon il
was ordered that the 3Olh day of September
1914 be assigned tor proving and establish.
ing said last will and testament mt the Pro.
bate office in said Lchlield nj . O'Clock in
the forenoon and that all persons interest
ed in the estate OF said deceased may have
notice thereof, said executors nre directed
to give public notice Of this order by pub
fishing copy of the same in newspaper
printed in LitchfieId. and by posting copy
on the public signpoSi nearest the place
where the deceased last dwelt in said Li,ch-
field. They are also directed 10 give fur
Their notice thereof by leaving n like copy
with Lyman Webster [son ct said deceased)
or at his usual place OF abode in said Liich-
field, South Farms Society, "a, leas; six days
before snid S0ih day OF September.
Certified from Record.
DOuGLAs WATSON, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03
NOTICE.

I'D ERSUANT to an order from tire Court
T. of Probate for the Distric, of Litchfield
will be sold at Public Auction to the high
est bidder on the 18th day of October 1874
a, one o'clock in the afternoon (nnless pre-
viously disposed of at private sale) all the
personal property belonging to the estate Of
Abel Clemens late fsaid Litchfield deceas-
ed. Sale to take place at the late dwelling
of the deceased, in said Li,chfeld. Terms
made known at the time Of sale.
ABEL II. CLEMONS, Administrator.
I.itchfielh. Sept. 23d 1874. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03

Fire In .Nstc Harff0rd.-The Satinet Factory OF
Mr.. George C. Kellogg was DESTROYED by fire Mon
day morning. The finishing and dye house were
saved Insurance on the whole property, 10000.
at the Hartford Fire Insurance Office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03
DOUGLAS WATSON, Clerk

TNsHE Court Of Probate tor the District OF
Il Washington, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the cred
iiors ~ the estate of SAMUEL BALDWIN. late
of Washington. deceased. TO exhibit th"ir
ciaiuls for settlement. Those who neglect
10 present their accounts. property "ttested,
within said time. will be debarrcd re-
covery. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make Immediate payGieni
to Il. BALDWIN, Executor.
Washington, Sept. 9Th. ls44 II
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03
N q II Z G. Il


TNHE Court of Probate for the District of
l. l.itchfield, hath limited and allowed
SIX months from the date hereof, for the
creditors to The estate of Truman Webster.
late ut LiIchtietd. in said district. deceased,
in which 10 exhibit their claims for allow
ancc and settlement. Those neglectng to
present their accounts within snid time,
properly aitested. will he debarred n rec"v-
cry. All persons indehtpd 10 said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
TITUs TURNER. Exr,s
TERTIus w. TURNER,
Litchfield. Sept. 30th. 1874. ~
Ata Couri Of Probate holden al Winchester.
viihin and for the Dist ict Of Winchester, on
the I'D day Of Sept. A. D., 1874.
Present, Gideon Hall jr. Esq. Judge.
nN motion of Hermon B. Gilbert, ad-
~ ministrator on the estate OF Samuel u.
Gilbert, late OF Winchester. within said dis
trict deceased-This court doth decree tina:
six months be allowed and limited for the
creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims
agains, the same to the said administration
And directs that public notice be given OF
this order by advertising in newspaper
published in Liichfield, and by posting a
copv thereof on the public sign post. IN said
town of Winchester. nearest the place
where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
$40 GIBSON HALL, jr. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03

} Posi-Ofhce at LitchheIC
/.
Edw'd Ker,
Ann E Kirkham,
Zacha riah Larkins,
Julia Lord,
VIM F L'iveiov,
Henry McNieI,
Ere Tx Marsh,
Marietta May,
Harley Morse,
Julia O'Brlen,
c G Pa liner,
Mrs. Sheldon w PSch,
Rich'd B PendIeton,
Andrew Phelps,
Rufus Porter,
Rev. J VI Reid,
Ozias Sanford,
Franklin Scofie,d,
WIN Smith,
Abel = SteIson,
John Stevens, 2
Harvey Stone,
Superior Court,
Geo. Swanr0n,
Henry 'rvrrell, 2
Harvey Turner,
Chas. w Wadsworth,
jane Valley,
G O. Wells.
Fl WeIinn & Co.,
Moses Wheeler.
Mary A Whiting,
Whiting. Kenney e. Co.
Sophia Welson,
Wood.
9. W0nDRuFF. Pm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03
NEW GOODS!!
II. GRANT

rs this day opening the BEST ASSORT-
Il MENT OF GOODS FROM N. YORK
and other markets. that he has ever opened
in LiIchficld. Many Of the styles OF goods
tor ladies' dresses are entirely new and beau
tiful, and have been carefully selected from
the latest imporlatiOns. His assortment OF
Gimps and Cords is large, and designed 10
match almost any pattern. He has new
style of Party Gloves, well worth the alien
ton of ladies'. and cannot fail to fit aud please
them. This stock OF Goods will be sold off
at u low price for cash.
Litchfield, Sept. IL 3wl7
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03

~ NOtlis OCb. AStV 4OH
+ r Able,
Jnseph Adams,
Amelia Anderson,
Fra ncis Bacon,
Loyal R Barber,
MylO Beach,
OziHs Benedict,
Joseph Birge,
Chapman Bishop,
John Blackman,
Mary Bryant,
S 5 Burdick,
Ab1ah CatIin,
LemaH Church,
Lucius H Colby,
Phehe Cnrliss,
Mary Ann Denning,
John D,han,
WIN Dnc lev,
San'I Il Dudley,
WIN 0 Fay,
Gurdnn FllIey,
DrusilIa Freeman,
Gideon Hall, ir.
WIN Harrison,
Martha 5 Hart,
Chas. HawIev,
Charlotte Hungerford,
A Gid, 3
Elias Gilbert,
Alvez Jennings,
Elisha Johnson,
Jane Johnson,
Hannah johnson.
Chas
q
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03
Mr.. PoLK's PERSONAL STRENGTH.

MR.. PULK'S PFKSUNATI > MENU II.
An intelligent Verrnonter writes US that the town
Of Andover, Vt. contains 166 voters, Is of whom
are determined Locofocos, but not one OF them will
vote for James K Polk. We hear from every
quarter the names of men who will vote for the Lo-
cofoco State Tickets as usual, but will withhold
their votes from Polk, considering him utterly un-
fit for and undeserving of so lofty and responsible
station, and his nomination by a Convention, sug-
gested by the people Of NO single State or even
County. gross fraud on the party and glarlng
outrage of every principle of Democracy.
From Pennsylvania, we have the names of very
many Of the leading and tme-honored patriarchs Of
the opposite party who " II vote the State Ticket
of our opponents yet give hearty. efficient sup
port Of Henry Clay. Our information assures US
that there will be at least Five Thousand votes OF
this class in that single Stafe.-1Tt6une
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03

Al Court Of Probate holden al Harwinion.
aoiihin and far the district Of Harwinton, on
the 18Th day Of Sept, A. ID. 1874.
Present, Le,ois Smith, Esq, Judge.
ON motion OF Arson Smith, administers
" tor on the estate Of Thankful Smith.
late of Harwinton, within said district
deceased This court doth decree that six
months be allowed and limited for the cre,i-
TORS of said estate to exhibit their ctnms
against the same TO said administrator; and
directs that public notice be given of this or
der by advertising in "A newspaper published
in Lifchfield and by posting n copy thereof
on The public sign post in said town ut far-
winton nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt. Certified from Record.
LEWIS SMITH, JUDGE.
All persons Indebted 10 said estate. are 70
quested to make immediate payment to
II ANSoN SMITH, Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03

VNNHE Court of Probate Tor the District OF
l. Norfolk hath limited and allowed to
the creditors of the estate of Rehecca Coy, late
of Norfolk, in said district, deceased, repre-
scented insolvent six months from the date
hereof, in which to exhibit their claims
against said estate, and has appointed james
Shepard, and Arson Gaylord, both Of said
Norfolk, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjus: said claims. Certified,
MICHAEL F. M1LLs, Judge.
We, the commissioners above named,
hereby give notice, that we shall meet TO at
tend to the duties of our said appointment,
Mt the house of Michael F. Mills, in snid
Norfolk. on the first Monday Of December,
1874, and the first Monday in Fehruary,l545.
at one o'clock in the afternoon, on each Of
said days. All claims not presented within
said time, properly nftested,will be deharrnd
recovery z '4"os s Ga7soaD, com"'''.
Norfolk, August 10, 1872. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03
KMT OF EETTERa

Nd EMAINING in the Post-Ofice at Etcbfeld,
HI Conn. Ocl LIST, 1874.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03

TINE Judge of the Cour, of Probate for
IL the districto t Harwinton has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof,
for the creditors of the estate of Rosannah
Baldwin. late OF tlarwint"n in sd district, de
ceased, represented insolvrnt, in which to-
exhibi, their claims thereto; and has ap-
pointed Elisha S. Ahcrneihy. Esq, OF Li,ch-
field, and Muses. Beach. Esq, Of Ilarwinion.
Commissioners IT, receive and examine said
claims. Certified by
- LEWIS SMITH. Judge.
The subscribers give notice. th;i they
shall meet at the dwelling house Of Eas,us
Baldwin in said Hnrwin,on, ON the last
Monday of Nov. 1874, and on the second
Monday of March ls45.at ten O'Clock in tho
forenoon, on each Of said days, far the pur-
pose Of attending on the business Of said
appointment.
h Mass. S 5; Aas''E'Hr' com'r'.
All persons indebted to said Estate, are re.
quested to make immediate payment TO
ERAsTUs BALDWIN, r.,
l7* JONATHAN BUEL,
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-10-03

The Madisonian denied few days ago that Pres
ident Tyler has ever been a Wing Let this func-
tionary answer for himself:
From the speech of Mr. Tyler at the Wing dinner,
Washington, 1910.
81 do declare, in the presence of my Heavenly
Judge, that the nomination given to me was neither
solicited nor expected. went to the Convention
in honor of Henry Clay, and in the defeat OF the
wishes of his friends, ], as one of them, made
sacrifice of feeling, even though my own name
was associated with that Of Harrison.
am true and genuine Wing and in the Capitol
yonder have shown my love Of Wing principles"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-25
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, Jan. "A

Wednesday Jan. A4-o r. M
Stocks have taken another turn. The fine, beautiful
weather, has had very favorable effect on all kinds Of
stocks. Long Island went up per cent North Ameri'
can Trust, II per cent; Harlem, per cent; Patter.
sou. per cent Mohawk. per cent Kentucky II; Ohio
Life and Trust 81 Ohio en-, Ii Farmers Loan Il Illinois, b;
Penney lvania 5s q Norwich, H. vcksburg Bank sold
at the old Board to-day attn per cent-showing ad.
of fifty per cent from yesterdays sales This int
attributed to the late decision Of the Chan
ceor Of Mississippi making legal the late assignment Of
the Bank and annulling many charges brought against
the company by the old United States Bank.
The Greenwich Insurance Company have declared a
dividend Of five per cent for the last six months
the LIST of February.
The Domestic Exchanges OF the country present the
usual regularity Of rates There is at present very little
doing any point but the quotations remain very much
reduced even the remote sections. The domestic
trade of the country carried by the exchange
of produce between the different Districts than has been
the heretofore This makes the want fer money
limited for actual operations. The principal demand for
capital from the peculaor who seeks to hold
particular article for advance in prices by obtaining
discounts the security of the article he operates in
The regular merchant transacts amount of business
moderate capital he sells thing and takes another
for payment. The exchange is mutually beneficial and
the profits of trade increase the of merchan
die become enlarged.
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we'd in deep and extensive speculation If has not regu.
lar employment, than in England or France We have
20 many operators who stand readyo dip into any bubble
provided money be obtained any price do 90.
that 1t s not safe state Of affairs when our banks cannot
loan their whols capitals to the regular merchant.
The Legislature Of Tennessee has established the Bank
Of East Tennessee with capital of 100000 to be oca.
ted at Knoxville but with power to establish branch at
Jonesborough Their circulation limited to twice the
capital stock paid in In officer embezzles the
funds falsely disposss oor make entries concerning the
same he is be punished by confinement in the Peni.
Tertiary from five to twenty years. No stockholder is
10 have greater accommodations at said bank that
other individuals the conditions Of the charter be vio
lated and the bank stop payment demand the directors
voting tor such violation held individually liable for
any loss that account and in their
sufficient the stockholders made liable make up the
deficiency to amount equal to the stock held by them
They may receive per cent discount and subject
case Of refusal to redeem demand to pay the
10 per cent per interest during the delay Of pay
ment The charter continues until the LIST of January
1876 The books arctic be opened the LIST of March, 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-25
Domestic ImpOrtations.

NEw ORLgANs-Shp Hilah-I6 bales cotton De Peyster
Whitmash-2o9 rvin-60 hbd sugar Goodhue co.. bhls
CoodgeGl2o pork 40 do shoulders 8 do 23 kegs lard
Reed schermerho hds 90 bbls 20 ok, hams 3as bb pork
t2 do 626 keys lard Suydam sage6 bbs besswx Wilson
3rown-i3 mde HaTer-3 bxs 110 bbs Topham St b.
bipssa lard II bills pork Merritt COLO hhds sugar
Mbanks-l2 Greenway, Henry cog bis ack60 bales
order.
Nrw Embarrassing .es-l33 bales De Peyner
Whtmah-33s do i6t bills pork Roberts WilIisms2 hhi
ohacco orustlen Koop coa0 keg lard do casks
seed 81 bbs pork Bahcoc Co.'S cks h.xseed Brush
bbls 70 kegs lard Robinsono3 bills pork Small, Wit
10 os bbs pork Strachan Sco26 do &c kegs butter 20 do
ard bbls allow casks clover seed Loeo6 do lard 39
kegs do 2i0 bills pork rs hhds shoulders Booth Edg26
ard " bhs taow 2l do pork Brown5 hds hams 2t bbls
rs do Cearwaterii3 bb!s pork Neyus son-s5 do
smith coll CO mdse Gihon co-O bales hair Lows
tcs hhds Dbl case Stevens sons Dbl Irvin-lt do
pa,t Berr-s bis Higgp:os ssle,ls Russell SCoeesnd.
pkgs 9hhds 70 order.
MoBILE-Bris sanh Browp--leo bales cotton Collomb
clint spohord. Til stoa co43 sturges Chairman
Fox Livngtoa.fo 10 n II Tamsn-s2 do Center X
oaud-l Morrison Lew bxs sesAn w Baldwin254 bis
cotton cask copper 10
ApALAcHicoLA-brig Moses-s0o BIZ cotton n Colt ca
III do Coliomb isen-26 BoorDan, Johnston Co.'S DE
SAvArrAH- Exactii ba cotton Bsrst W Pope
10 Spohord, Teston cost S,Ias Wood-i99 HoIbook
Seson--3 q Mi lsr-20 Gep Collius-l Sumner Stone
30 Hy Cot& co.'s Stone-i30 cks rice hid beesway
n.n.r berwith--i key Grcsory--6 bkts samples
CHARLysrorShp Souhpor-l37 ties rice CA bales cotton
Buklsy82t do kenerd coils Victor & Dnckwi ia L
pergutss-33 Hy Colt co9 De Peystcr Il WbitmA sh-q3
euck Co.'S ops gin kegs Hendson-lo old iron Petty
OnonoErowr sCr sehr Friend ais bales cotton Post &
phllipsT Spague hobinson9 Ssckstt Brothers co.'s
10 mdse Lord X Stebbins--57 cks nee N Emanuel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-25
State Of Trade.

The markets continue very inactive. The late Euro.
pean news has had material effect any particular
cle. The movements in Cotton are not extensive
70 favorable news would lead us to expect.
AsHEs-Pots are very dull at 81 eai Pearl the
at $6 l23.
wHsKKy.-we still quote drudge at 2sc barrels are
very inactive at 24c We cannot give in the present
OF the market but merely nominal quotations
BEEswAx.-Prime yellow sells readily at 29ic.
is very little doing In any article
der this head We quote prime Pork 81 IS as Mess do
80 $l0 both Ohio Beef is held at 81 a437} for
city prime city dull at SO 37l Ohio Lard is in mo.
derate demand kegs sell at Sc 6ic.
which we quote at 7,c st. Domingo at Sac '''"'
SUoARsWe notice trifing sales OF New Orleans at II
aye; white Havana, 9aslc brown do, Tic.
in either Whale Oil or Whaebone in this market. In New
Bedford also the demand is small Crude Sperm sold
week at 81 92Ic Right Whale at 40 cents nothing doing
in bone. There were imported into this country last
week 400 barrels sperm and 1900 barrels whale OIL aud
20 900 pounds bone.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-We have change to notice. Cie.
nesee continues 81 10 SAX SIT
CoTToS-The market to-day active and about :, $40
bales changed hands at the rates Of yeserdayno
tble improvement was manifest. Holders generally
er and in some instances have advanced their prcten.
sons, which has tended to check operations.
REAL EsrAIE,-Real Estate at auction by Anthony ].
Blocker & Co.
The brick building with II years lease of the lot at
ground rent and renewals the northeast OF
East Broadway and Catharine street, ..... $1,000
The brick house and lot No. 53s Greenwich
street going through to Washington sreet,about
The brick house and lot a5a feet by 100 feet No ''
ia MERCER street, ts-.- SUN
TEAThe cargo of the ship Albree sold to-day al
auction on six months credit The lower grades brought
old prices, but finer qualities brought,an advance
Hyson-20 half chests go cents IA chests 90 IS hal
do 5a 10 do - % do AZ 80 chest. 40; 81 do 80. s
chests 20 hf do withdrawn) $50 l3lb boxes IS.
Young Hyson52 half chests 60! Is do IS Is do 463
10 do and IS chests as IS chests as half do 433 80 dc
- $50 do ~ 81 do Al 30 do s9l 1855 do 80 10 do 81
81 do and 20 chests "a do 3A 81 do 4s do 33l 8!
10 and II chests s2 3as do 80 81 chests al 26 hall dc
81 do LAY; $50 l3 ID boxes 800 Ql9 chests l045 dc
withdrawn)
Hyson skin-l4 chests 20 cents IA do 3sI SO do 90
% do So IFS do 81 Al do % Al hf do 2sy 20 do 90 81
chests 2at % do 25A IS do aOA 81 do 20 ga chests
withdrawn)
Gunpowder7'half chests ~ as do 50 IOdo Go Tide
57i ii do Is do 40; 10 do 81 IL do 5l} 1875 Is lt
boxes 42a I26 ID boxes 42l Qs4 half chests with
drawn)
mperial-6 half chests M do II do 81 81 do COZ
Is do SAY % do 5i do 53I do 5l 20 do 80; 1875 rs
pound boxes 40 1876 pound boxes ~ (l0 half chests
withdrawn)
Souchong- half chests a2i gao chests and $40 hal
chests withdrawn % 20lb boxes 40 IS do ~ 3 dc
wthdrawn)
Nngyong-l4 half chests 40.
Ooong-l9 half chests 43 IS do 42I 40 boxes each
| lob canisters "A Q56 withdrawn)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-25

ma ONE MILLION OF sHERMAN's POOR
Mans Pasters per will not supply the demand,
so wonderful their effects and great has their repu
tation become Beware Of imposture. Shermans genu-
inc Pasers always have Dr. Shermans signature the
back while the spurious article merely called Poor
Mans Plaster and has signature to father il,
and what than ALL has invariably produced
bad effects wherever has been used So frequent have
the complaints become that DR.. Sherman is obliged
the public against the imposture If you wish
mediate relief get the genuine article at the warehouse
No LOG Nassau street of the regular agents. No ITO
Broadway, 10 Aston House, 227 Hudson street, 1888
Bowery, n East Broadway l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn
and Ledger Buildings, PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-25
Died.
=, after lingering illness, Isaac

On Monday, 22d inst, after lingering Illness Isaac
HALsEY, Senr., aged 81 years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral Thursday the Goth inst at 10
o'clock A. NJ from his late residence East Newark N.
J.. His remains will be removed for interment to Hano
Morris county, ~ j. Carriages will be in attend
at the Railroad depot in Newark to convey persons
the place of the funeral and ase to convey the place
Of interment those who may desire 10 GO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-25
TWELFTH WARD

TWELFTH WARD
GRAND AMERICAN REP BLICAN BALL,
T ANDREW HOWE'S Rail Road House, Harlem, 23th
n January s< The undersigned respectfully give notice
that the extensive arrangements for the above Ball
completed
The large comfortable and commodous and III be
decorated in asuperor stvls Walace splendid Cotlion
Band Is engaged for the The Music viii he select
and Of the highest order Every will b
provided FOR the dressing, hat rooms, &c.
The floor will be under the nasenent OF C. W. Schim
and the undersigned COMMITTEE aud Managers pledge them
.lves make ih Ball Of the splendid and
b.. that has taken place in this ward.
Tickets may Ne Obtained OF e. her OF the follow tie
men, or t Mr. Howe's-Price 81 Z. oh.
COMNITI EE.
4. II. HALL. a. MCGOWAN, John Reed
A. A. Aivord. ID Moulton, Ihes Pinckney,
Jane Loxisr, John Mesgs. John Wsr,
Doct. w. Munot John Morell, WIN. Baker,
william r. Dsna.
MANAGERS
B. D. McGowan, William A. Dooley.
Hiram Cable William Holden,
William Fnner, q. w. Sturgess
james =. Buruham, y. q. P~~t.
James ". Cutler, e. 4. Palmer,
Philip Hardenb,ook.
will leave the City Hall at half past o'clock and
the Of Broom and Bowsry quarter TO oe)oeh
i17 Otis ere