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The New York herald., 1845-11-08
Common Pleas.

Bef0Te Judge UMhOenei,
Nov 7.-Ehoortk and Fish VS.. Sandford-Ths was an
to compensation for repairs and services
rendered by plaintiffs the sloop Courier" in the fall
lsi3 1t appeared that plaintiffs who sail factors
supplied mainsan and delivered it on board the SAID
oop which they allege they had agreed to iufnsn or
defendant, ner. The defence sets up non laonty
in consequence Of having parted possession rian'ins
nut in proof of ow reon that during the
period of contract entries we're made by de-
endsnt at the Custom House. Verdict for plaintiffs
SlO6 a6 damages and six cents costs
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r1sHIS ARTICLE is offered the public emneny cal
culated preserve the teeth om decay. aud the
process where as commencedto produce healthy state Of
the gums whether neglect the result Of mercura
well purify the breath from offensive
odo arising from the state OF the teeth and gums from the
Of tobacco from causewhlst Its cannot un
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Or Hair InvigOratOr.

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reach Of art.
MERITS THE CHEMIcL BAIsAM HAIR lSvIGoRToR.-l
prevents Baldness tremoves Dandr and Cutaneous Scu
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literature, sc.


THE ONLY DAUeHrER-Burgess 6 Stringer, New
York.-A domestic story by the author Of the
Hussar.
MANSFIELD PARK.-A novel by Jane Austin, and
one OF the best works of fiction we have read for
long time.
GILBERT GURNEY, by Theodore Hook-A glo-
rous thing, written by the wlttiest and best natured
man OF his day, Fun, humor, and quaintness, in
every line. Gilbert Quincy will cause the most in
veterate misanthrope in existence to laugh till his
sides ache.
TREASURY OF History, No l0.-Danie Adee, IO7
Fulton street, New York-Two more numbers
complete this valuable work.
CRIES OF NEW YoRk-John Daggett, Jr., N. York
"A most amusing collection for children-the
poetry by Frances 8. Osgood
BEEcHER's LECTURES TO YOUNG NEW. II.
Newman, 1879 Broadway, New York.-A useful and
instructive work
A DISCOURSE ON THE MORAL Uses OF THE SEA, by
Rev. DR.. Bushnell-We have received sermon with
the above title, preached on board the packet ship
Victoria, Capt. Morgan, while on her passage from
London to New York. This is a most excellent but
novel ldea and we hope it will be followed by min
listers crossing the ocean. This sermon is evidently
the production of man of genius and true elo-
quence
The MOTHERS MEDICAL ADvIsER-Homans &E-
lis, New York.-We recommend every mother to
purchase a copy.
LITTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 7S.-Wm. Taylor, No
Astor House, N. Y.-A very entertaining number
containing variety OF interesting reading mat
ter.
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Marine Court.


Nov 7-.yohn .4rwstrong rs. jones Gordon Benneu.-
This cause which was tried about week ago. the jury
not agreeng) was again brought on Ior uial After
nine O'clock last night during which time all the prin
cpa reporters Of the city examined Tor plainti
the Jury after short deberaton found that the deen
dsni had paid all demands, and consequently rendered
verdict in his favor.
Nash and Manchester for Plaintiff; Benjamin Galbrsh
for defeudant
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EXTRAORDINARY CAsE-MARRIED-NoT HUNG.-
A novel occurrence took place on Wednesday last
capital trial pending before all the judges Of the su
preme Court sitting at Salem James Powers, who
indicted for rape Hannah Welsh, was to have
been tried Thursday for his e and the jurors
summoned, and the court ready having assigned day
specially for the trial In this stage OF the the pro
scouting officer TO the court that he had sud
denly been deprived Of the most material witness for the
prosecution without whose testimony he could not hope
for conviction that this witness was the girl upon
whom the offence had been committed and that he had
lost her testimony by her going to the Jail and marry
the prisoner that morning. and now, being his wife, SHE
could not testify against him. And thereupon the court
looked becomingly grave and the prosecuting officer
entered noHe prosequi, and Mr. James Powers is gay
bridegroom at large enjoying his honeymoon instead OF
being prisoner in the dock his trial. with the pros
pect of hempen halter Singular as this occurrence
may SEEM there doubt of the honesty and virtue o
the girl aud OF the truth of her charge against the
soner who had moreover confessed his guilt. The
parties both Irish, and the young man decent in
other respects and the girl faithful domestic Under
all the circumstances it may turn out happier match
than many which were more willing in their origin
This incident seems TO revive very old custom. By
the Jewish law Deut., CHI y, 25 w. this crime was
punished with death, in the damsel outraged was
betrothed to another but if she were single, and
not betrothed then heavy fine OF fifty shekels was to
be paid to the damses father and the ravisher was
PEELED to marry her. and she to be his wife all the
days Of his life without the power OF divorce which the
Mosaic law gave to the husband By the civil law and
the old Saxon law this crime punished with DEATH
Boston Post, Nor 7.
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Clrculi COurt.

BeIore Judge EdmOHus
Nov. Case Of Polly Bodine-This case has been ur
ther postponed until Monday next, IN consequences OIL
the vast deal OF time consumed the case OF Burkk w.
Eckhart, already frequently noticed, which terminated
last evening The jury have been directed 70 denver
sealed verdict Monday morning
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II A K 5.
II EMOVAL of Warerooms to 28l Broadway, In Granite
~ Building, cor Chambers ST.. +. BROWNE offers io
sale 2Sl broadway elegant oil double and
gle action Harps The rich brancy Of tone, stness Of
touch perfect mechanism and elegant finish Of these hsrps
unequaled Warranted bear Of climate and at Eu
rol~an prices The attention Of merchants and the musical
world generally, is particularly desired
iiaips repaired Strings, Instruction Books, &c.
J.F. BROWNE u co. from Erardl
London and New York, established 1910.
certainly the finest baps produced The first profession
talent we nave prefer these harps all other-Iondon u
MI Blownes harps are by far the most magnificent msu
ments we Through his perfect oil the m
rument ne has effected important Improvements the
mechanical department. and the there extraord
aboratey and gorgeousy carved and ded while the frames
9Th 1915 % lmD&W"uc
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D.u.ars OBTAINED AT the recent session OF the

DAMAGES OBTAINED AT the recent SESSION OF tne
u. s. Circuit Court, held IN TINS city, man nai'eu s
Martin recovered Of the Troy and Saratoga rail-
road company for injury to his person by being crushed
bet w sen ihe cars which made him cripple Tor me-
The Company offered Mr. S2b00 soon after he sustain
ed The injury which he would not accept-.fodng ~
ias Nor. o
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w. THORNE & Co, Produce and Flour Merchant, III
- ". Broad street. o3l
DIR. SALMON'S REMEDY

NOR disorders of the stomach Liver Kidneys accom-
panied with Indigestion loss OF appetite headache bilious
attacks gddness palpaon languor low spirits loss OF
habna and Other distressing
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with extra
ordinary private practice; and priced highly by
all who have take IT, that the proprietor has been induced to
Introduce to th public generally He sufferer
from the above complaints that It is as processes to be-
perfect cure nvgoatng the system restoring appetite health
color and strength, the most deblitaed
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, nor any
preparation OF H. and does the closest attention 70
business satisfactory references required
DIR. VIM II MlLNOR 1892 Broadway :
nc lmNmc cor. OF John ST.. sole Agent for N "
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---FOrty Thousand.

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advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and despatch
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ducted from the subscription money remtted
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Proprietor Of the
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AvoruER CASE OF BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-The
tags Register (salem OhioJ tells that suit for
for breach Of marriage promise has just close
in the Wayne County Common Pleas. The suit W.
brought by Miss Mary Femming VS. Thomas Eekert,ai
resulted in a verdict Of 81 $50 for the plaintiff
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RALEIGH AND GASTON RAILROAD
&c. 1s5

FOk SA E.
pfss$st s sy T,ss s
": @ S
S,9S. VIM ST ,sp Auction court House door
as
far as the same known mel consisting of miles of Rail-
North I& ,e
@ w VIZ al ass ssss.E ERPs
Woo Sa
S and y o G ls Of
perty it will be sold en- aasse.
the Lesisaturs in relation it. viii become ipse Jacto
s sSs acquire & e @ S h aod
mites possessed by il for The Of 80 years which
: Sa
9 hss IN pase ss % Of o
sf9 the e. sss % Of 5e n'on and most Of the Public
The whole purchase must bea interest the Of
'.s s b; Rsa
in -four a, s. At s of ten months eachsay
"a, as,h sIrl, laH, 2. e-fourth Of the remainder.
& a2s s ssSufb b Of s@ s s Of do
this asSs %ss % ss 81 %e
M srs % s nseas ss S1.ar failure S
depois &c executed excellent style
e. % d. M M G hs
se spau m 90 s AIs ID
length is eghts for the Of Produce and Mer
coasderabe addition to The ordinary sources Of profits on
railroads Though not now welding profit the large sum
expended has been
time and confidently believed that would
produce reasonable return moderate OF
capital invested in its purchase.
The sale will be made without reserve the time and place
aforesaid viii those cned purchase respectfully
invited to attend.
The purchase money be securedby bond with
sureties
CHARLES L. HINTON,
Public Treasurer Of the State of North Carolina
and Special Commissioner of the Court Of Equity,
this
Raleigh, N. c., October 6, l845
" The following papers will insert the foregoing adyer
tisement so days and forward their bills with
containing the the subscriber Boston Atlas
New York Herald, Baltimore Patriot, Philadelphia o. States
Gazette Richmond Enquirer md Richmond Wing Charl
Courier Mobile Advertiser, New Orleans Pcayune and NC
Standard c. L. II.
ol3 2m m
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4 CARD.

n CAKD.
CIGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusivel
to the instruction Of Music respectfully informs h. friend
and the public, he will during month OF October
for the VIOLIN his room No $50 Broadway
Terms moderate Those who desirou Of becoming pupils
will please apply Sgnor Godone 403 Broadway and
Chambers & Joliie, 3a5 Broadway.
Sgno Rapett will usual giving lessons the
Piano and Italian Singing s24 eodlm*rc
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GRANGE OF RouTE.--It is stated that large quantl-
ties OF flour is being shipped for the east from
Rochester via oswego. II is shipped by vessel from
Genesee River to Oswego, and there takes the canal -
Two days saved by this route, and the freight is
somewhat less. We have always been surprised that
this route has not before come into favor.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT IN PfTrsBURGH.-A horn
BILE occurrence took place on yesterday morning,
out at the Kensington Iron Works man by the name
Of j. T. Bradford fell in between two large cast iron cog
wheels and instantly torn to fragments He sup
posed have been passing by the wheels with bar OF
iron about half past five O'clock when his foot tripped
and he fell forward among the cogs. His head was
vered from the neck his left ground to atoms, his
chest as from the lower portion Of the body, and
his legs separated from the the left leg being
broken in several places OF course he must have been
instantly killed. although he was not discovered Tor an
hour or SO after the accident had occurred. He
young man. OF about ~ years ofage He had only been
at work mouth two in the establishment, and was
much este ned for his sobrety and industry. An i'll
quest held by the Coroner upon the body IL ap
pears that the father of the deceased is residing
New York. and he has brother in Canada. Another
brother resides where in the Eastern part of this
State Pittsburgh Journal Nor.
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David g. Yost, Esq. one of the oldest and mos
respectable citizens Of Hagerstown, Md, committe,
suicide on Wednesday by shooting himself through tn,
head with pistol Cause partial alienation Of mind pro
duced by pecunary cmbarrassments.
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NATIVE AMERICAN MEETING "A meeting of the
Native ercan party favorable TO the election of the
Hon. Charles Derbigny Governor was held last ever
ing, at the Temperance Hotel, ST. Charles street at
which several addresses delivered Those
subsequently marched through some Of the principal
streets.-New Orleans Pic, Oct 20
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ROSE HILL STABLES. 24t,

<0 ROSE HILL STABLES 2ath street. between
LII Ned and Sd Avenues and nearly oppost. Bulls Head
Just arrived from the country, and for sale al the
stables 90 Horses among which four
horses pacing several pairs farm horses fine
cart norses good and stage horses shippers
32mtrrc X. H. NORTHRUP, Proprietor
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GENERAL SESSIONS Nov. Before Recorder Tall
madge and Alderman Brady and Diver NJ c. Paterson,
District Attorney
Trtal for Receiring Stolen Goods-Henry Won Staden
storekeeper the Of Duane and Church Streets
put trial for receiving about $40 worth OF stolen
goods, knowing the same to have been stolen. The
goods which consisted of shirts suspenders, SC were
stolen from the store of Mr. Joseph Batten, No. 27o
Greenwich streets the 18th Of April last by some
burglars The pi emises OF Won Staden were searched
by virtue of search warrant, on which occasion the
goods found by officer Josephs. The articles were
produced in Court and most of them identified by Mr.
Batten. Several witnesses called to show that at
the the prisoner purchased the goods he was aware
that they had been stolen.
On the part of the accused, witnesses called to
show that the property found behind casks in
where it had been left by person or per
without the knowledge Of the prisoner who was
ignorant of having been stolen The jury after pro
tracted sultaon rendered verdict Of not guilty
Trial for Bigamy.Rudolph Koch was then put on his
trial for bigamy, III intermarryng with female named
Josephine Herr the 10th of August last his first wife
Margaretta Luhrs to whom he married the letl
of August ls4a being still alive Both wives appeared
certificates of such marriages Witnesses were also
called to show that the ceremonies were performed oy
duly authorized persons The character OF the second
wife somewhat brought into question: as was also
the genuineness of the certificate of her marriage ah
Koch at Troy. The jury, however, after brief absence
returned into court with verdict OF guilty. The sc'
cused accordingly remanded to prison for sentence
The court then adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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MARIA BICkFoRD.-The Boston Whig learns on
good authority that this woman has been prlvy 10
the death of two at eastone she dirked IN tna
city, and his recovery the wound she poisoned
him another with whom she was cohheStea IN 'ne
state OF Maine died under circumstances which left no
doubt that ne came to death by unfair means resored
by Maria Tirrell has not yet been arrested And y IS
said that his frie nds drew money from the Weymouth
bankfor what purpose may be easily imagined He has
donhtess cleared State and is now skulking fearful
of sba ling leaves and shadows.
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CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
CAROLINA HOTEL, BROAD STREET.

CAROLINA HOTEL, BROAD STREET
TISHE SUBSCRIBER deems but proper to inform his
friends and customers and the travelling public generally
that he still continues for their comfort and accomm
datlon, and would be happy to receive their iavors
The Carolina Hotel better prepared for the reception
of travellers especially families than former period and
the closest and particular attention will be paid all who
favor him with their patronage.
Omnibusses will be attendance the
fares convey to hs house, and ready at all times
take them thence to the railroad, steanpackeis Nc
ANGUS STEWART
IL Dinner and private parties attended to usual
o29 1taw4w*r
DUCKING GUNS.
CASES superior Duck Guns of the approved length
- form, weight and bore.
cases very superior Cooking Guns
low priced boys and larger Guns. The above
GINS and will be sold low prices
so, full stock Of Sporting articles Gun materials &C.
3taW2m+rc A.. w. SPIES & 60. 2l2 Pc earl street.
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JAMES SrREEr.-Great is the credit due to the
thores Of Brooklyn for their recent exertions in
moving hogs and other nuisance from the public streets
we are constrained to state they have left the neghbo
hood of the James street market in quite deplorable
condition as it has ever been since the memory Of the
"oldest inhabant" Last evening, witnessed in this
delectabe section the city not only large congrega
tons OF unIuly porkers but also numerous concaves
soap lock boys who sought to annoy every female who
ventured to cross their path In addition to these grev
ances the side walks in portion of the street.
encumbered with vegetables and other commodities.
that person could easily pass by without great risk
their shins, or at still greater personal sacrifice OF
safety
NEW MOVE AMONG CABMEN.-Some adventurous and
speculative spirits among the cabmen of Brooklyn have
lately undertaken to their vehicles in opposition
the omnibus drivers charging only cents for ride
OF two three miles II they continue their praise.
worthy efforts, and conduct themselves properly they
will inevitably make money than by their hereto
fore ordinary routine of business
No WARNING DEATH.-A driver for Of the
Brooklyn undertakers the southern part of the city
tell off hearse which he driving in Myrtle Avenue
few days since, his return from funeral Beastly
intoxcaton the of the casualty, which came
very near adding another subject for the sections
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

MONS. FOlGNET, one of the principals of the sc ],
lvI known the public the firm of Fognet and Taylor
Classical French and English School, and under whose charge
former pupils and the public general that he will
his Evening lass MS school No 739 Broadway,
Monday, October Goth.
Mons having leisure hours, will likewise
them few private pupils. For his
deuce, No an Green ST., Amity, at the school.
o5 3awlmsrc.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURr.-The November term
of the ). J. G. commenced in this city on Tuesday
last present Chief Justice Shaw, and Judges Wilde
Hubbard and Dewey The capital case, Com. v. James
Powers, which was set down TOR to-day has been dis
pros entered by the counsel for Comith Marriage,
DEATH seemed TO be the alternative, and Powers pru
IDENTIFY chose the formerhaving been Joined in matri.
mony to the girl whom he alleged to have com.
mited the offence, at the Salem jail on Tuesday-Sa.
lem Register. Nor, g.
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sP sa 4
CH1VGE OFHOURS

CHAVIiE OF HOURS
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
Commencing Monday, September 18th, I8i5.
Leave BrooklynAt gs o'clock, A. Nj Boston Train for
Greenport, dairy, Sundays excepted stopping
. at tarmngdae and ST. Georges Manor.
at9H A. M Tor Farming tale and internedi-
nte places, daily sundays excepted, and
Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays through
. TO GIeenport and intermediate places.
atiP NJ for Farmingdae and intermediate
Leave Greenport-Boston Train at ocio h. r NJ, or on
daily, Sundays excepted, stopping at st.
Georges Manor and Farmngdale.
at o'clock, A. M; Accommodation Train,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave FarmingdaeFor Brooklyn at 6M o'clock A. M and
r. NJ daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave Jamaca-tor Brooklyn, at o'clock, A and "a
= - :. NJ, daily sundays excepted, Fare TO
bedford cents; East New York l2h Race Course l8x
Trong Course l8 jamaica 2 Brushyille 3lh yde Park
y miles s7n clowsville (during session Coua) 37,,
Hempsesd TN; Branch 51s earle Place Al Westbury A;
6icksvlie q; armngdale 62%; Deer Park bs Thompson
81; Suffolk Station 0o Lake Road Station IaA; Medfod
station 8G; Millvie So; st. Georges Manor e.
hiverhead 6zf; Jamesport 62h Mattetuck 62H; CUT.
enogue 62; southold 62 Greenport Accn train, IS;
Gretnport by Bosten Train 90.
Stages IN readiness the arrival Of Trains the
Island. " - - = -
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot of Whitehall
street to receive Baggage for the several Trains 80 minutes
fore the hour ofstarting from the Brooklyn side.
w each day on the arrival of the Trains from Brooklyn
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SHOCKING GAcciDENT.-Jeremiah,a a son of Thomas
Genung, of Chatham, Morris CO., aged about "a
years, accidentally shot himself while cunning OK.
curson on Tuesday. He with others, had been examn
ing an oppossum hole, and stood looking at it, resting
himself on his gun with the muzze under his right
shoulder when the gun, which cooked, went Of,
and the load discharged through his shoulder
ing 1t dreadfully and severing the main artery. Phys
clans were sent for and every endeavor made STOP
the blood, with what success have not learnedit
was not stopped on Wednesday morning and it was
thought he would bleed to death-Ne,cark .qdp Nor T.
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CHILD KILLED BY oe-On Friday as little
child OF Mr.. George Adams, about three years OF
age, was playing in the yard of his dwelling, in the
neghborhood of Blackwoodtown, Camden county, West
Jersey it suddenly set upon with great fury by
Of Mr. AS hogs, and before eectua assistance could
be rendered was literally torn to pieces and immediate
y killed An older sister in attempting to the
child was also seized by the hog and had her ser
ously mangled.-Netcark .9dr Noe T.
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COAL
AM delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal
screened andfree Of carriage fro yard at the following
prce Gas usual the lowest the namely Breken Ege
and stove 2 large Isl small nut 81 per tom with
20 cents on taken from the boats Coal Yard corner OF King
and Greenwich streets. PETER CLINTON.
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