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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS.
oQ1 BROADWAY.-Eytract:-
Dol cheerully comply with the Of Lieut. Me-
Inosh testify that he uvsded horne unfit for Duty
consequence OF total deafness and discharges from his
that yhie in New York. his to England he PLACED
himself upder the professional Of DIS Castle and Edwards
Aurss Under their he recovered his hearing and
has returned to his milll.fy duty. - -
Signed III. McNEVEN, NJ y.
Surgeon To IL Is, NJ. Forces, jamaica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

The Adjourned Meeting OF the Native
American" Party Tremendous Excite
ment--Fair RepOrting--The Herald-At-
tack upon Horace Greeley--OCOnncll--
Bishop Hughes-The Irish-The Catholics
Tho PlcbeIan, the LocofOcOs and Whigs
And tho Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02
Commercial and Money Matters.

u For sales al the Stock Exchange see Last Page
The sales at the Board were limited, but prices
were generally firm.
The mails which have arrived from the South
have brought but few bills, and the mar ket to-day
is firm at 9 a g premium, with net much offering
Francs are 323 a 80. Some farther purchases
have been made for the steamer, as IN consequences
of the harbor OF Boston being closed by ice, II Is
doubtful If she can be got out for several days.
The Banks are again attempting 10 advance the
rate of interest, and some ask 6 per cent. Money,
however, offered at 81, and in the street could
be obtained al per cent freely. Some loans were
made rs low as Al per cent.
1t appears that the dctalcation of Nissan has been
going on since 1856, having been concealed by false
entries at the times of making up the statements of
the situation of the Bank. As hc has been Yerv
sick for some time, he could not make the proper
entries for the of the first of February
is supposed that nearly the whole amount has been
gradually distracted in living beyond his income
apng the expenses of families TAR beyond him in
| means. He was very amiabe, gentlemanly man,
and his case has excited much sympathy.
There are rumors of another defacatjon in Wall
street The offender is said TO be an offcern an In
surance Company. Dealcations seem to be grega-
rious and never run singly The Treasury De-
parsmenl have issued notice 10 claimants under
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lll Ed

On THURSDAY morning. February after short illness Of
nine hours, Mrs MARGAREr FALLS wife of John Falls IN
the 9TH of her age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend her funeral Saturday Aft, Sd
inst, at 3; O'clock from her late residence No 81 Hammers
ly-stfeet.
er lingering illness OF seventeen years Mrs ABIGAIL
MCFARLANE, aged IS years.
The friends Of The family 4nd also those Of NJ hin
Lamsbursh To-moro" Afternoon at o'clock, In North
EourrhstTeet.
February Mary wife of the late john Baker aged 10
years and months
February WILLIAM, of Mathew and Rachel Kelly,
aged IS months.
January 49, BENJAhlS ROMANO. an old citizen and
revolutionary soldier, IN ms sd year.
in Halifax County, Va, January b. HENRIETTA MARIA,
wife Of Rev John 7 Clark and daughter Of the late Henry
L. coleman. OF said County.
AT Nashvs Tenn, January 20, very suddenly, Mayor
Henry VI. RUTLEpGE, the only son OF Hon: Edward Rut
ledge OF the ssHerS of the Declaration Of ude pen.uce
and formerly Governor OF South Carolina Major hutledge
was born at Charleston, = {. Ap IT'S. AT the OF %
in 1857 he joined, Paris Cen C. c. Pnckney the EN-
bassy France his Private Secretary On his
10 the United Sta,es 1799 he Ma
Tor in the United States and became also the aid
GEN Pnckney After having served terms in the Lee
Gsrure OF his State he removed TO Tennessee in 1916
Here he filled many situations of honor in all OF which his
Integrity heart and oundness Of understanding were stink
Inhibited.
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Appointing nts by the Governor,
By and With the adctcs and consent Of the ssnGts

ny a'u "'tt me ddctce ana consent Of The senate
January q, ,9ti.
T'0cA-ClafA Hya;t, Judge, vice Elijah shotiaaker.
January =.
Inspector of beef aud pork I'M
PcrsAM-Azor B. Crane, Surrogate, vice Abrm. Smith
Charles "a Nun. .s.er and lnrer vice Wa ker Todd
MmJ Blake, notary wee Jotn P. Andrews, deceased.
hENssELA .R-CyrRs D. Sheldon, Commissioner OF Deeds,
vice Lyman Brown removed from county.
Piniander Wells, Notary. reappoin.ment.
sloNRoE-Samuei L Seden, Supreme Court Commlssion
or 10 reside ~ the western part OF the County wee Daniei
Burroughs, who has nemoved from thence.
r o. Buchan, first Judge, 4. Sampson, resigned
ScHENEcrApY-D Cady Smith, Surrogate, john San
deis, term expIres February 3.
Edward II WALTON Recorder vice Joshua Hatman
Gaet Van Zandt Justice OF the Peace, r. NJ
inns v Miller, Justice Of the Peace, jabez Ward
chabod W Briggs OF SCHENECTADY Commissioned OF deeds,
vice b I. Hoag, resigned
Observation-Disclosures master, who neglected TO qualify.
January 81.
ALBANY-Authony Blanchard, Surrogate vice Moses Pat
ten: term expires 2Stii February.
VIM Could Jr., Commissioner cf deeds, vice Anthony
Gould, resigned.
James Callahan Commissioned of Deeds, vice Edward K
PeCk. resigned.
Gaet Gates Justice OF thu Peace ard also Justice Of the
Justice Cou!t, vice David Hosiord.
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THE NEW RID.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, FEB. }.
l. POETS AND POETRY OF AMERlC!,-ln which
the Posts Of this country Pretty roughly handled
2JOHN lANESTY, the Liverpool Merchant-A capt
tai novel, by the late Dr.. Magnu.
g. A CHRISTMAS CAROL, By Boz.
A. EDITORIAL-There eau be a Church without bisn'
op; The Home Critic"-a weekly; American Bards
and English Reviewers; Frank Forester and the Steepe-
chase; Pulpit Skeches-Rev. w. 5. Balch. unNersast;
American Art, Union Literary Notices, sc. SC.
5. LETTER FROM CHINA-From our CORES.
pondent.
6. EPISCOPAL EXCLUsIyESESS-A strong article
by Protestant Episcopali,n
:. LETTER FROM WASHlNGTO NJ Hon. Mr. Mac
Law on Post Office Reform.
s VARIETIES OF all sorts. news, SC.
Price 81 cents-S3 year. Yearly subscribers will be pre-
sented with copy of the Mysteries OF Paris Apply at 81
.Ann-Strset. j. "lNSHES LEX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

UT Punishment OF Death.-The citizens of
New-Yo1k opposed the infection OF Death legal PEN
atty for Crime nChrstian baIbarous, demoralizng and
its brualizing influences tending TO multiply the offences
which r-pes earnestly invited TO attend
ps11c MEETING at the Apollo Saloon 40 Broadway at
o'clock P of Monday, Feb 5h, consider the proprety
of adopting permanent for the diffusion OF facts
an this subject the wakenng of the public mind and the CHI
culaon Of petitions the Legislature
By direction ola Committee appointed at an informal meeas
r. O,SULL IVAN JACOB HARSEN.. III
H. GREELEY, lSAACT. HOTTER
1,s WM. S. BALCH.
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MARRIED..

On Wsinrsiay svsalns, Jannary 81 the Church OF St
Matthew oy The hev jesse Pound M- GsoRGE a. CURTIS
10 Hiss CATHERINE daughter JOIN. McRae, Esq, all of
On Thursday, January ., by the Rev. j. L. Hodse Mr.
GEORGE ArEtHs TO Miss ALICE, eldest daughter OF William
Z. Taylor.
Also. on the ssme evening by the same Mr. THOMAS e.
OF Thongs q Boone Miss JANE second daughter OF
William b tay lor-all OF Brooklyn, L. /.
On Monday, January 18th By Rev Spencer II Cone. MIR
william T. HoBER1s formerly OF Lich-d, CT, 10 Miss
Janna1y 81, Mr.. N4rHAsIEL HICKS TO Miss LuciSsA
Bro. WELL, both OF tis city.
Al Richmond, Va, January Il, Dr. WILLIAM \. RAINEs
formerly Of Sussex Co Va TO Miss Ann ELIZA laughter
Of Dr. Alfred B. Eltndse. u NoIthamplon Co.. y. z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02
A Series Of School Books for the early i"struc
ion of children

OpinOn " Nlr. HoLBRooK, Of the Exchange Lycrnm
- Miss DRAM: | received not little satisfaction from an
OF the for your proposed books Tor
IN. early of children They differ essentially be-
cause they differ radcay from most OF the books
which wrong because they violate OF the first and best
principles of the human understandings with improper modes
of developing them.
Your views accord essentially with those pactced with
such signal the Deaf and Dumb Asylums the
Prussan Schools with universal practice other
suit b,r teaching and with common sense.
.'rhey recognize the good, od-lashioDed doctrine OF
l,anux tools by their use which violated by nearly
cry step taken IN schools from the the child begins
nav and B. aud sit On bench till h- closes his course III
Theological Seminary.
By your books children will begin well, winch not only
the first bur important step towards ending well ho
they vii be speedily published aud used throughout the nSth
aud breadth of ouI land, JOSIAH HOhbitooh.'
Opinion Of Mr. B. ELLIS, Trustee Of the Pnbhc Schools
in New York.
Miss Dram has submitted 10 my Inspection the outlines OF
a panioi OF School Books
have formed very favorable opinion oil the contsmpa
work Considerable improvements have been made OF late
the books commonly used but much remains to De DONE
Much precious time thrown away IN pressing over dull
Of children and which retain place IN the
mind. .n
Miss Grams plan appears well ADAPTED to meet these diff
cus to present something the mind OF the child calcu-
lated TO attract the attention. and to lead on by
natural and easy from grade OF Improvement TO
arother. ~
who take an who should not!n such subjects
'iS EI,lIS.n
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From th- Philaielphis Gazette.

II seems hardly worth while thar shold add s,i-
NOM the hmiaS mass that has slTesy bsrn pro
cured BY that n~stima5e huru specific Conns Magical Pain
Extractor from Comstoc Co.'S, q Courtlandt street, New
fors but We H-{ as vel sd; that II exceeds
ever heard OF Tor the Tad ad thorough OF tn following
complaints z bufos Scelds E.sIF-las Chlib.ns Frost
81 arts sc[nut Salt Rheum, letter old Sores, lnfamed
skim &c VIII cure any OF hs above cases, pay will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02
BROTHER JON ATH a n

For this week will be superb number, and should be
chased BY every person in the City See the contents
|. LABOR AND LABORERS-A very able and inter-
estng article by the Editor which should be read by
workingnan III the country.
Q. HOLTHANS'S WANDERINGS-A review of this
interesting work of Journeyman Tailor, with copious
3RUY LOPEZ. the Chess Bshon-A Legend Of Sran
q capital story.
l. THE AMERICAN IN PAkIS-a review Of this cee-
bfaed work of Jules Jauin-wlth Interesting extracts
s. THE GRUMBLER--continuat,sn OF this great novel,
which beats rrederka Bremen all 10 nothing
G. CHEAP LITERATURE and the Courier Enquirer
- first notice"
l. JEREMY BENTHAM-Revew.
g. FOREIGNERS IN AMERICA.
O. AFFAIRS OF TIE NATlON-Afairs OF the States
News, Sc.
Price Ct cents, 81 year, in advance. New subscribers
can vet be- auppisd with the whole OF Miss ckernes prize
novel of TIE CRU MILLER.
f2 J. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann street
TsNO -PUBLlSIEkS-CO FOX
SALt-Frerch and English lradms Book; Stores from
real life with marked di0ms, by Miss GRAM
C,pinion Of CHARLES KiSG ESD Netc- York 4mertcdn
iliy not only improve while they instruct the young ira
der but 10 illustrate the difficulties aud peculiares OF t
Jts design is good and well executed.
Opnion of JACOB T. BERGEN Esq Prof Of Bellies Lettres
In this small but highly estImlbe volume the lliouis
small capitals By this simple yet effective device the lsarne
distinguishes the peculiar dctlou OF tins highly posed Ian
gace while he the process of elementary instruction.
esteem this work in its peculiar province invaluable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02
CITY IN TELL G. f n G +.
ruUR
IL s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

U. :. tOMNISSlONERS oFfiCE.
IMPORTANT ARREsT.-Two rather superior look
ing men named George Gage and Charles Bo;sord
last evening by officers Sokely and Cockcfaire and
underwent examination to-day charged with uttermg a.
tired Treasury Notes knowing the to be altered Sc
twill be Iecol!ccted that few months aso the o.,
S2l0O Treasury Notes mailed at Van Buren, Arkansas
bv gentleman named Campbell, destined for ST LOUIS via
Louisville aud that they puoined at of tke Post
Offices on route, having come TO hand lie notes
with the exception of one of 5000, Of the denomination
Of S 100 aud $50.
On the same night that the package mailed Mr. camp
Sell was assassinated Van Buren, He lawyer byro
lesson and partner Judge Parsha, who New
York The numbers OF the Treasury Notes retained
and good lookout since kept for them. Within short
time som. of notes. altered tsuch making $50
have been placed III ccuatlo which leu 10 the ar
rest OF Gage and BotsoTd
1t appears that Bosod that Assistant ost
Master Fayetteville, 80 miles from an
Rureu and the fifth Post Office from tho Louisville
route He left there aterwad and To New
York where he Joined his old friend Gage who keeps
Of brokers' office West Broadway near Leonard street lie
boards resent did this arrest at iG Hudson
street aud has wife child He poor. said when
he left Van Buren, and ms first arrival here but has heen
well in f ds suce Gage and himself have been very
mae Mr. Baker broker testified Gage passing upon him
some Treasury Notes which have been identified those
mailed and Mr. Secor broker of Broadway and Canal
stree, Oh testified thA the prisoners 10
his Office together and that Gage got him TO change S3uO and
500 Treasury Note.
il connected with the mating Of the package destroy his
testimony as 10 maills something OF the kind but Of
course thai is all conjecture.
Mr. Scoiss appeared the examination counsel for
Gage and Nj Nm NJ Price for B0tsiord
They are held on the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

ton heretofore unknown the history of medicine differing
entirely character aud operations from the various pre-
Offered to The public 1t specifically the whole
ten thereby bringing under It's direct aud Immeaats ln
eucs Although powerful and controlling ell
fects We, il ectrey harmless that cannot inue the
,nos delicate constitution When IN perfect health no effect
is produced by except increase OF Appetite but
when disease seated the frame and hunyns fast It's VIC
tins along tbs path Of life then is mysterious influence IS
health and strength back the suffering and diseased
Psparsd sold wholesale and retail and for s1poration
by A. B. SANDS x co Druggists. tGfanite Buildings. }
corner OF Broadway and Chambers. Sold also p
East Broadway OF MarkesTset Price 81 per bottle;
six bottles for SIS.
HAIR-Thee is nothing that keeps the haf in good
state as the genuine Olddge Bal OF Columbia We ad-
wise all whose hair falling off have already become bald
20 try lat 81 Coutandt, Also, Or. McNAiR's
AcousrIC OIL Certain and permanent Tor deaicsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

The u fancy, Li.ut Commanding Sands,
which arrive. Norfolk Saturday evening lest from
fell in the Bay with schr Far American. OF Hampton.
and drifting of the Capes; rShed her and towed
her that port. The had been taken of by some
vessel.
WAsH,NcToN y &, January l6.-Bris Roanoke. Palmer,
bound to the West Indies undertook TO the 9th
inst ba got ashore the Bar where she lay from four
hours She lies in III. Roads waiting chance 10 10 10
SEA leaking from $50 70 $50 strokes an hour.
The ship Lord Wellington, New Orleans. experienced
very heavy weather the Bay OF Biscay; Nov 26 she lost
foremost head and main top gdllaItnast and
srilued other damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02
.s,n, 70 Of the pert for the past six years

O,ue1 WEpsrER-Every body has something
p .sr ,bout this gentleman's residence in New
T. ~ He will retain his residence in Massachu-
~, aA and his business connection here with Mr..
5 I.J in Court strset. He has also opened law
!. . ''.,;anership with two gentlemen in New York,
u vii be there when his presence is rendered
a a.a BY important cases. The Wcehawken
Ion , IN New Jersey, has been purchased because
' r,s a good investment for the money.
Boston Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02
Boston Times.

Up The Hon. JOHN DAVIS, of Massachusetts,,
rysd at the Eagle Tavern, Albany, on Tuesday
,so;or an his return from Illinois. He was &C
omDanied by Mr. RYAN, agent on thepart Of the
Nate Of Illinois, who returns to Europe with the
yoort Of Gov. D., which, though not yet made
,rb;c, the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser infers
highly favorable for the completion of the canal.
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RR

Packet ship Victoria Morgan from LondTn Dec 49, AID
southwark OF Cape Hattera and Tor the Last eight days
has had continual storms aud northwest winds has had m
lot on board three days She anchored in the Lower Bay
"Wednesday evening The was lowed up To the city by the
steamer American r.ase.
Big Statra B.bhdge 81 days from ST Marks 298 bales
cotton to Center < Co. Left briss Gen Wilson, Henry
lids aud Mississippi ready for SEA- all for Network =
Spoke brig Samson gong Jan - lat 81 long IS 80 spoke
bark Alabama II DAYS from Araachicoia, Tor Newly orr
Schr Alicia Walter of Baltimore, Is days from Port AZ
Plat! ST Domingo 23ogs mahogany, 2G Oe0lbs ogwoo 2l7
ceroons tobacco bags coffee "a hides ceroen ware to
Nelly 80 tobacco. box m'lze to Rossere
Co Jan 49, lat 25 81 long II 80 spoke brig Amy SMITH OF
New Haven 10 days from Demeara, bound to Baltimore
Left no vessels III rort, lie "as t0"eu up oy
Schr Wellington Knowllon days from Baltimore, flour
aud feed. master.
Schr Louisa Harriet, from Virginia oats TO master
Schr Mary Jane, Lawrence, days from Virginia, OATS to
J Benton.
Schr Merry Gallant, Willet, days om Virginia oysters
to master
Schr Wave Sterling, days from Virginia, oysters to
master. -
Schr w Bradley Penny, . days from Washington {
naval stores w Mitchell. Sailed in company with schr
Superb
master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

The Invisible wig so closely resembles the
real of HAIR that scerscs End conaoisseurs have pro
onnce the most perfect and extraordinary Of the
sr The great advantage Of this uovel and unique Wig is
its being made without SEWING weaving which causes rs
.roearsnce closely resemble the natural hair. both IN
hress and natural appearance, defy detection It's
ns being beautiful and fres that all
~ rSpiraton evaporation unImpedrd and the evils
fer Wigs entirely avoided. The sceptic and connossenr
r invited inspect this novel and beautiful Wig and
h cuir method ;ting the head al the manufacturers
a I BARRY, lis Broadway of Liberty-street, up
st,;Ts JAZZ lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-02

I'd as and good An Ert,acf as meds and IN as
large bottles and sold bel. the prce OF orHESs VIZ
81 cents per ootse os 81 DOZEN
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, FEB. p P. Nj.
CLEARED.
B irk Madonna, Wise, Cadix, D II Robertson.


Bark Madonna, Wise Cadiz, D H Robertson.
ARRIVED,
Ship Louisa Leavtt from New Orleans, l3, cotton
and provisions, William Nelson. The has baen north Of
C4p H4aras since Jan 80 and has experienced
ey gales Goth Passed ship John Anurn in lat Sc
90 long 70 So steering SOUTH spoke brig Casllda,
Goodell, The toWed up 10 the
city By The steam oct American Eagle
Schr Bamor,, Woglom, from Petersbursh, cotton and
mdze, James Hunter. The towed up by the ste
10 StateD
Schr Iiarri4t & Louisa from Vrpina pine wood.
Schr Ellis & William, Tinker, days from Stonngton,
POTATOES TO master TIE s. w has been the Ri
herr Island several days. out by the steamboat Mo-
hegan.
Schr Mary Jane from virginia pine wood.
MEMORANDA.
The Teegr aph report, vessels in sight 2 O'Clock.
The Rivers are quite free Of ice
Wind NE, with the appearance of storm
SAILED,
Ships Cambridge, Liverpool; Duncan, Mobile; Sheffield,
Liverpool.
Bark Louisa, Vera Cruz.
Brig l. Baldwin, Savannah.
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Passengers Arrived

In the packet ship Victoria from LondonRichard SEN
ors lady and servant L99dpn AT Henry kept'ns Of d9
Wolf of 9and Ahp,4e Be OF Paris Capt John Oh I'D
wood. OF N-wYork Charles Winter, do; Carson do and
90 in the
In the schr .qlicia from Port Plat 81 Domingo-O
Cast of DOMINGO
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nRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
1 [os % aud 81 GoId-streef, NewYork.-The " HOE"
Pan ing Press. Machine and Saw Mandatory. being
der the management and direction Of Richard VI. Hoe and
Robert Hoe. manufacture greatly retae<e
prices Printing Presses Hydraulic Presses Standing fsssss
sary complete printing Office supply Of which, neiud'
ing type, ink, &c. they keep constantly on hand
Hoe Co.'s Patent Single Cylinder Press has been lesehuy
much improved IN many essential particulars WIN siem 70
adapt fesC.rate book printing wei as we
PAPER work Al considerable number Of these are
now daily this aud eise~heIe' aoHs u
work very rapidly and in superior Han9er' only
- improi eents in their Double Cylinder fress no. nna
greatly increase speed but render tne pres ma
darabie and less liable out Of order u !. tne '
chine adapted to the rapid
They the manufacturers OF sns red BIZ printers
and Smith Presses HIGH SThev cali the at
throughout United States and Gard Press with
tentlfn OF pnass In, Ioo caas per hour "a me eese stye
Tie onf oay wv vry and not iaoif 70 " " o'
is mixing Cylinder Job Press
The which requIes TWO boys 10 attend y
Of large e time dnye the machine wth theit ise !,
wG a. from 1900 1000 PEI ''a anu 20 s''
work -. 10 sssare their friends and Printers generally
The be spared maintain the reputation OF theif
tht no and that all orders entrusted 10 them VIII re-
esq ons n1nn r and careful attention.
ceyf "a publishers viii be- supplied with estimates In
"a Printing Offices Bnderies BY iniormingus OF the
de.1i ID auanrity CT work which they desire 20 do
a. Co manufacture Cast Steel, MIL ftt, cross
crt Circular ard oer Saws, supply OF which they Keep
constantly na hand
Jobbng and Machine work In general -
- g. Publishers Of Newspapers In the United st1les "
Canada who will insert this advertisement three times
the Isl Of next July, and send copy Of their psps ~.
containing IT, will he entitled 10 the payment OF inef p -
Purchasing four times The amount thereof. asnaw
EsY.y eIk, Jaa. asbs Iii -a u SssssssS~H
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POLlCE OFFICE.

Last evening, as Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, OF 81
Edrid;e dong Cherry rom the house OF
friend where she had dunk too freely she was @
b err named Margaret OBren enter house Nc 90 Kept
by Louisa Mitchell where she was treated with druSged n
which nut her 10 sleep In that state she robbed OF
articles of her dress the OF about S2 by the
MN ties who then threw hesdown stairs Louisa Mitehe
Margaret O'Br,en Joanna Galisan aud Elizabeth Kennedy
were snon after committed for the offence The house has
been complained of as nuisance
John Hunter, Thomas Houston and Lewis hl'la-
han were committed to prison burglary committed some
time last month.
LARcES1Es-John Prince, colored, Henry Will
son do and John Brady committed under this Read
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H. GREELEY, lSA
,ts WIN. S. BALE

nov b.ins dsiiSrfed s. l. n FoWLEK and ". R srRA
CHAN every Monday evening of Hudson and grove
Of The Dutch Reformed Church Fourth Williamsbugh;
every Thursday evening ITALIAN Hal. $50 Grendst every
mencng at past o'clock and close with PUBLIC e1amls-
atoms Admanc- l2 cents or Ten tickets for dollar IN
daily Course of Lectures be expected in BROOKLYN IN
Clinton Hall for the purpose of PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS
nsraced By cabinet designed mostly for the brne OF
teachers and various parts Of The cityso N T
mig the spring. Rooms 3l
s.n.s, Families and Parties visited If desired II Gus