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The proprietor 'oiitlre Washingtonian Houss waitd
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UHRfCHSVILLE, TUSCARAWAS COUNTY, q
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CHARLES WILSON, HALTER, second st. Cana
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~ D. All k Ids of country produce, taken in ex
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Feb o. l942.
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bsoomber a7,h. A. D. 1898.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
Markets. Carefully reported fer The Tribune.

AsHEsTheIe no change to mention to day ayeIs DO
80 bbls at 81 54, and small lot ut - 0V lie "f'"h
'Fi0tER AND MEAI.-rhe demand for the supply OF
Eastern markets continues limited and without particular van.
& i fIHn M @ eFh t, %as 4 y 80 os 5 10, with a oc
OHIO Good >,veigi brands aie held ut - D. WIN sae o'
tJJ to 100 bbs f Shipment The supplies by the canal are
MT yery large We notice suics iUncy bpnGs ut 50 o.
sale o, so Lbs scratched tenesee made G - l. W e
near o nothing importance doing Southern descriptions
bee op time aud the QIotqtoa unchanged 'eoFseiowI
70 Richmond County. Brandywine. &c. % nominal
held 50. Rye Flour So wi'fa >mppiy eT>ey Nsii @
uhds sl2 Bus Meal - lVc. ship Siuis III TO l0c
GRAiN-We hear of no further transactions in Wheat.
ccptins 10, of so bushels Chicago ioT milling at % cents
There much here, excepting store. The quotation i
bnsbei at g. inca1 delyeed p,er b low ;r southern
sales SJ bushels yellow Jersey 50 cts We notice sales
100 bushels i7 weight. delivered. and n do North
Cafona Whte, tlansped For Rye the inquiry
limited. nHd the supply small he rate IN tile sip Is 20 c
Sale l5u hu,he alto cts deiVeed Oats ae quiet III 81 '
WSAtYIhss an ere IS no 9S m SPS & pGf n9 The iel f.%L
Sale, l75 hbs. State Pnson nnd Western . Aicohol l.
IIAYGrRe market is declining and >ock considerable
About 10 bales taken FOX Shipping al dc which Is lower
PROVISiONs-lotk continues to maintain innness, nnd
holders de- noi PTS saI,s ifine Iofh m + now etId sd a
tli and 20 ; 5 so bb fiWe Offered nj the clre
StSa aod no, bs I g Pgna s.f @ M G6s' Nss % 3 ana & 20 bb
CouDtr; Mes sold b Picked Meats dull and
hea! u no sales oi Importance Lard Is jss bb ts
kegs. further sales lheEe some inqnTy icf
export &c. of 40 bbis made u; HE re
cep ot fresh Western Butter considerable and sell at
Iuc Old inquired TOT gt cts. Nothing doing IN Cheese
TALLOW.Ne notice sale 81 GOO ID, Ienms, yan!a Rem
ded rme and - 90 &c sea lts Country Rendered nj
%
OLA parcel ofsioo bbl Crude Whale old has been taken
al 4 ceH cash export There has been speculative
action m Lieed OIL within few duys and the sales at Eng
. 10 ID - GO gals. Ut AZ. cts. "A Cts which
hnS nearly Swept the market II no" held NJ Cts AneTi-
can hYs also b-en Il o to i5oO ssl' There
good demand iOt Land Ul and several thousand gals DARK
cued have been sold ut % cents aad.U bbs Smiths best
~ ~ cents.
RlCE-Snce the Steamer left been great activity
n the t.js art ce The quotations Common S-,b2'e
Far Good 2Sil Prime 90, very choice 3o. Stcck
,snC wien tie eii saed 18th May. 3ji9 arrived since
ai7 brought into market a. Total 5l lc> Sales since "
benia export 5y. To Geaers 80. for consumption tl.
Total ltH. Leaving stock on hand 81 May 3l02 I,cs
sEED-A sale ot 20 SACKS Mediterranean Linse.'i was
made Tor crushing nj sl.JO ucf b;>h.l cash.
FIGSA, auction l5U0 drums sold by j. : Bets.
ti% =: cts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
POLICE OFFICE.

CHARGED WITH CouNTERFElrISG.-Oi Ba-
ker arrested named Charles a. Cautcr. charged with
having the lh u, passed counterfeit SO bill purp3r
70 b of the Eas Bank oil Bristol Rhode island To- John Wet
STEM OF q Hudson street payment tor - - worth OF boots
and shoe. lie committed To answer.
CHARGED WITH THE THEFT or \ WATCH.-
Joha Boea was arrested on charge of having, the ath
u; stolen cold watch gold spectaclc and money!
worth s3 from the office No New stree; property oi John
= lelaplainc lie committed.
"GolNG AFTER Wool a COMING RACK SHoRN.
-lht Mayor this morning o his newly made mar
shah named Rose Wareet Ia look after the pIckpuckeis
that nle that at,horonghafe-wh 10 the marshal
th hchngeTed gentry himself and had his watch stolen
ion his pocket. Officer Bowyer sent 10 look after the
Seaer OF The marshall watch.
RoBBlSG A SLEErEH.-John Williams ol No. II
I Icc'' "c, V oe' III l"u>c ~ 'hi'iS!H s''tel "H
ocOh, 6c. by Mary Cook aud John .ansdo both OF whom
were arrested aud committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
S,HERIFFs sALE-By virtue OF wit of alias fen Il

SHERIFFs sAE-By virtue OF WI VIII Of ai9s IS fen fer Il.
: directed and delivered VII eNpo,e Tor iS ,ie a.
New York on the twentieth day o; July next at twelve cocN
a, noon. all the right uic and interest men Iohh VI Eo"sii
m! !or'y IMo @ 0t u. f tenn OF nle,. year from
s>', t ~ l1v ISJ granted ard eu,issti " one Jams
q Pnshni BY The >etn. tonpans BY certain iufcn'uFe
~ ie dated The tenth ay April ls@7, and recorded n the
ntc of the city and county u New York IN libe!
of conyeyunces page Il: oi, ~ and - ell tat certain piece
OF 10, OF .nd situate IN the evert.eg ward oi tr cy OF
her .ayen on map made y hil- udscS tNy >uistyu
ls ere Map OF the blocks o ground situate between
tanton aud Rylnctol t.re SAID lot berg 1guhsd Us o
;, tngtiy ft westerly frc the south corner Of
Stanton stree: i've eei thence souhs1y parallel WITH
non street ui- hundte iccI. theacs easety psfael WIN
% Clinton street one hundred the place OF beginning
Together with all uHd singular the SAD inde'us oi !ese a
nance, roygin. ur GpieTianS 70 te aid tease
and ot OF land subject however to u! the co'eha cphc
ron. eod uoyspn. Of the said lease and the ground rent 0
sy;y dollars per annun therein e>eT'- ana also 70 'e at
raen between said Sterling Company anu MG't.h L4'-''
m the fsit tile and interest which John " Lowsrre
had on ;ne seventh day Of AyLil, one ie,And esh. h
rest and remainder o the term 9 nnesen year @ oa
ie = eT @ OF T s e;,o: o aaenn n By certain lalennie
Sf eae date. The GTh iay oi April ls and recorded the
er IS OF Ce5yeyaHces page r. o and to al that certain
piece ln of lard tunie m ne "J %. ,. ~;
Of New Y0rk The OF New fos s-n y Inc rum
dated Avr i@D1 and fled the sad Register once, Nafch
= lsG2 en,ed Map OF ihres biocs, oi ground i9ae be-
tween Stanton and R.vn-tnu Streets an bounded e. o,
ig,.-r al the .,,tnr.>t conner 1f Slan.na and Clinton
,iree Innons thence westerly along Stanton street ;"ey
ty f thence sot,hetly parallel with linton street one nun
d feet thence ensiey parallel with stanton street twenty
lye feet 10 Clinton and thence NOT thety along tnnn
.tret one hundred the place oil beginning together WIN
ali an. Singular lie sad nGenur- OF lease and the ehces
buildings sht ueubers, privileges ana eppni'=nnnce oe
longing appeiian= % le sau leaT aI 10! u
land subject however ali the coyeA@ni. condtos ana
Of tho sad lease and he roipd rent o. SKY nohr
SAID Slefls Company and Maiua Livingston and wife Gil
duly recorded
New YORK. June i,h lsii. - r
ABSER SANFORD Deputy Sheriff. le5 lzw6w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
r0rgT OF SESSIONS. Before the Recorder. and Alder
mn C0zzENs and WILLIAMS.
cl,r nr MApANE CusrELLO.--In the case d

k0rgT OF SESSIONS Before the Recorder. aud Alder
k rsaC0lzENs and WILLIAMS.
| Cuy OF MADANE CuSrELLo.-la the case Gi
h,Ar Costello. the Counsel for defendant thIr Warner,
f. p,eed his bill fescepton. with stay OF proceed
.foai the snPeme Court Tor revision and readjudcGon.
B. eOauc,ei % m'sdeneanof IN procuring an abortion
GgSp JCitY.-l'h following persons were sworn
4, Cr,pd Juror VIZ Shephnrd knupp, Foreman: Jared
III Fsr. Thomas Gordon. George ". Gcer, Gardiner {.
III AodIew MeLape, George Muicne, W!,Iom r Q@ke5,
trfs Re ynond u iiam Rcnwich. Lewis Il. Reed Henry
j.gs Jcbn u. Spadef, and .lgnes G. >tetiH-lS
tsi1 suitable charge b. the Recorder the Grand jury re-
The pmes ofbe Petit juror called und only 10 out OF
s7e Juror, fined 50 each FOR Of attendance to
lhecasc &C he People against William K. Prince
a IN ndcmen, ior libel on Cabl Winner. Sc, down Tor
,oisy postponed 10 Iue,dny. the I'm INST Owing
i've lines, uld inability OF the Counsel o Mr.. Prince to 1T
IFosrliruRFs.-Willian Moon, Indicted iorpeti,
ren Emtline Stephens alias Gibbons for assault and bat
TO- sveraly failing 10 nppeG! and answer, their reco:n-
,aee, see forfeited.
| TmAL FOR CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAup.-Pairick
B,y and Nicholas Crs,!y tired or conspiracy Ia
4 trut John Hague, silver pencil ease nipkef. o No l.
6bset. Of $50 worth ui pencil cases on tie 10TH Ausut
NJ Earle opened he case on the part of the People 1t ap
and from The evidence tiHi cIey purchased oi Nh iiuec
lca,, Of the value Of sl9; and Offered hiH note loi
.dce! by Bsley The note dated Oii July, is3. NJ inuf
ms brey representa-! hinsef as an iunor'GF Of fruit
~ no nn suiu tic uliuUnt uI WIZ
iad was man o. wealth. and referred Nlf iusuc TO Cas-
d. enquire into the standing Tor property, &c. oi himself
cey and o peake. The clerk of Hague went Ia CaS,ldy
represented Bgey and Tehke both trlstw wvrthy aud
pol FIR the and much whereby Hague lct Bgley
the pencil cases which he pledged iuf So of which
sold aucun &c. The note protested at mstufy.
ngua Cassidy Ia rchuke hun for havlug repre-
saicd that Bgley and ekc good and when Cassidy
e knew they good for nothing ihgt he Cassidy
I'D for Us against Bgey that nc would sell for y cis
md thq, ii he hr hague had himself he (Cus>Idy
sond have told him that Brley and Penke worthless
nd were connected with . gang OF swlndlers, &c.
The0doreJ. GWiS fully c0r0bOrdted the testi-
rohy Of MI Hague Andrew Fash gave Bigley very bad
character, aud Cassidy proved good one.
For the defence. II was proved that IassIdy IS n
aan worth 5000, and that sey also po.es>ed Of
considerable property The sumsed up 10y MIR Price
or the accused and by the District Attorney pro tem Mr.
ihlps for the prosecution The Jury found them both
Graty recommending Cassidy To the mercy oi the Court
B gey was remdndei for sentence.
The Court adjourned to Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
,o,,vr c.1ENpAR. TINS DAY.

,oR CopRr.-Nos. 2,3, A., 9, 10, II,
.i41 H., copRr.-Nos. A., II, Is, ld, 2S, IA, u,
~ ~ P'1,'as.-Nos. 80, IS, 10, y, 40, 49, -
az f. ID a.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
=, .r,TEs CIRCUIT CoUET..... Before Judge

bTIS s[Ts n. LOVE-, owner Of sloop Charlotte, cs.
80, william Youug.-1hc Charlotte belonging to
f's re. coming down the North ryef on the evening OF
ia.;. with crrso ofcoal. belonging to AhueT j..
:. rsen she va, run into by the William loun. OF
- -. l,he wus ~ tons huf,hen aud sunk. She was
l, ra,Sed bu, the cost Of 'lisn: amounted 10 the
f.,e Of vessel and cargo IN ther damaged state
S,,bronch, Ia recover their yaiue aud The steamboat
~ rot The defence Il is sa,c The parties on 5onfd the
- N blame The wiii be resumed tbs forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
,srIyDoW SHADES. WINDOW SHADES. whole.
" III. nr rainI nj WI EEKRlAN'S. III ChnihaHs-
REMOVAL OF THE
NEW-fORk CASH TAILORING
Embellishments.

From li2 Fuiton-Street 10 l37 Broadrny.
Tho suLcrhers removed their establishment 10 io
Roaalway dOon below the franklin House and cte no"
prepared with full and vafled assortment OF Cloths. ta
uefe and Ve,ng, To which they would invite the attention
,f their old cu,tone and the public In removing Ia moro
en. ocal on win increased facilities 'o doing business
ye shall be snabei offer sil greater Inducements to ths
cash paying customer shall always ann By Hdherns to
the Cash and One Price system To retain the confluence OF our
customers Having IN employ the most experienced cut
e and employing but the best of w0rkmen and having
The whole business under nmednte SUPERVISION we
safely that garments will compare IN style
elegance those OF my nous. IN the United States In
addition stock have on hnEd iii ana com
pete assortment every article usually kept IN genenan'
Quitting house. where customers can always depend on
"a ,sii + j. T.. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY.

,,op COURT. Refore Chef Justice JONES ana
~ OAKLEY aud NASpEKroEL.
DECISIONS.
| plxo~, Aus. AloNMoUrH - tAki +,
icton on ne esca; bond o.eted by ,he o3Tt, "i
~ IN. defendant contends that the court "l ,Iihi
kc. ~. Va r,nri,pl Tor contempt on zcu"h storiHE
pSs,. contract, irhprl,onmc.t ior ucD' "u,,,I 80
o. - Cont consider. that there = reason y. ,i ar
d,., mol eel called Upon 20 ih'e''efe' 'UuA 'e'
'aa On SS,',Its p,rIFNcF vs. JoHS PswR'r.-Action
csp,, brought, BY ;he steward ota vessel against
sSf e. Ur,ssrl, AID battery. and N wi'ch the Justice
kesit.Ss against the ra-s;cr icf slV 'neGniei; al
.uL. MARSH ". ROBERT p. BEIL.-
hiAs .,, ,epo, of assignee. The Court considered
- oor which should have been submitted 10 Jufy
| x y s9,,-sieree>. Repor; set ASIDE
II. u. CAMERON -. JOHN MCDONALD.
biL lsndln-d for improper eviction of plaintiff
,.ga NJ NJ, ~ IN. Bowery Judgment for plaintiff.
sf,,y WHirLoCH ". fErEK hokT"S.--A
NlI'.rs,i Shepherd came passenger from France IN
s; ',a. ,. SHIPS and his baggage was detained ms Sc
NJ, ,nicn; OF pass ,ec for himself youn- woman
- n ,lI.s3 whom he bfuUgh, with ham. and sho weic
/! elos IN, wife aud family NJ. Morton wrste note
80 ,irr Mr. Shepherds ;nthcr hi:ty Ee'rcc'
,-i -i.. RI md that young :. had been on tour Hi
,.Ls ipleintii nifc:G 10 ruSi ShcphefG hc might
"a -, Norton for tho money. The baggage was re
- Dr the iouF tu; h. refused. snyinG nc was mol
~ H. woman and children beng wi;h Shephciui &c
~ Oh, and verdict rendered ganSt hlm ioT the iu
ss N,1.cr i rlaIc for new trai. The Cou-t held
eIcr, ha1 deceiyed his friend Sli Morton. L was
~ ,srh which the plaintiff, lrd nothing To do. New
-s Tnoy,dsd plaintiffs deduct so, the debt incurred
! -, kc on the passage
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

u Justice 10 Trelnnd.--A Mass Meeting Of the
Friends OF Ireland VIII he held Washington Hall, jersey
Chy. th, Wednesday, evening. ~ O'Clock r, NJ
All friends o civil und religious liberty. regardless Of coun
tines, cie parties invited The reserved
IoI the ladies. le5 II.