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Ship Arkansas Bunker IA days from New Orleans, with
cotton tobacco, &c TO VIM Nelson.
Ship Adirondack Shipey, from Liverpool, Jan 20 mdse,
to G r Trmbe.
Brig Afford (or North Yarmouth Mason. l6 days from
81 Marks, cotton, NesInit " Walsh. Sailed in with
barulc Louisa for New York; brig w Brown for Boston
Brig John Kendall, Robinson. OF ThOmaston, ID days FIN
New Orleans, moas Spencer Mansfield, vessel to
s Ewell.
Brig Savannah, Iawcy, days from Savannah, cotton,
81 10 Stlrges & Chairman.
Brig Mcanora, Weeks. Is days from apaachicola, with
cotton TO Z ID llurlbut.
Schr Timolcon. Mcfarland lG days from Neuvtas mo-
lasseS 10 Holt IL Owen.
Schr Navarro (of Kingson) Fuller. from Cientucgos,
(Cuha Feb l6, molasscS Ramon dc ZalGo. Sailed IN
with brgs Neptune n Sarah Williams, for Boston; Hunt
rcss for New Oreans Joseph COwperhwait for Aatanzas;
sclr Eugene New York. l1th uli, large barque
ashore on Jarlancs Reef - miles east OF the Isle OF
Pines.
Scr Magnet; Pc,ersou, days from Norfolk shingles 70
Baker 4 Wells.
Schr King. Cook, days from Norfolk. coal to master
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10 MEssRs. BARRIER &TowLE., No. Il Ca,harine-
street. have received large lot OF Domestic Goods from the
wreck Res de- damaged by only. MI
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LEARY { COS

FASHION FOR STRING 1916
| (tENTLENENS HATS Of cur Spring pattern rill b
" r.1y for sae and delivery and after Friday IL. 23h
B. We the above as 1HE F.HIoS for the en-
and preclude all possibility th
minds OF the public and trade generally this city and else
WHERE ia origin aud distinctively peculiar features
present the following detail Of us proportions, viz
CROWN-7f iacEcS high 5-G bell at sides bell III font
and rear. yeomaa, curve.
TIP3l6 inch oval. the edge rounded off l-l5 inch.
BRlM-2' inches wide all around-Sst. natural curve
Curl wide.
BAND and BISDING-i inch vide.
The partIculaT of the brirn unique and
Will b. served with style expressly adapted " le carsceT
istic features ard form. Of each rective 70 Ittisu
II SPRING STYLE or HATs.-BlRD. CORNER o.
PIxE NASSAU characterization Hats OF the style
ior the ensuing season l be introduced This Day saiuF
day, March, lst 1857
nj lmis- BIRD, corner Of Pine and Nassau streets.
- G. B. ALVORD's. NO. io2 BROADWAY. VIII
introduce his style Of Geaten,ls Hats Tor the PRESENT
Season. on Monday tie ?drns;eni-
As theslaboed proportions mechanical genius must yield
the mastery hand and delicate touch OF ait DESCRIPTION
Of this b@au,ifu ar,icIe would De but
an approval from taste O. T. 4 ceeEiny announces
The SPRING FASHION.
y. B. IL may be proG mention that he retains Y HI
new style p.Iticula: of his former pattern: IE
ROUND EDGE OR SQUARE. OF the hat, which with 4
peculiar Of the brln preserves IN eIc sa si'HS
elegance and becou;nsness 10 the whole appearance
m3 iwis'
Hs- BANK OF WOOSTER, QHI0.-I'le notes Of this
Bank redeemed at per cent discount. by
WINSLOW * PERKINS,
m3 3fis&4iW No 10 WalLs;Feet
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s. COURT or SESSIONS.
: A. p-ro,rrv and Aldermen DRAKE and BUNTING

Before the RECORDER, and Aldermen DRAKE and bUSTisG
NJ c. PATERSON, ESD, District AttoFiey.
Tpr,I poR GRAND LAacESY-A large boy of Is years OF
ace named James Welsh tried for grand larceny steal
I1g cod chains worth SIS, from the store OF SCI
Hoy Of 266 Pearl street. on the night Of The aoh January
,a stone was thrown against the window OF the
about o'clock b which tie glass was broken, when the
thief thrust his hand in and stole the SIX chains which
were together of MIR. Hoyt and his clerk both
ran ont and chased the prisoner who running up John
and F streets and No Is Cliff street the boy lodged
away from the clerk, but was caught taken back 10
the Store and thence 10 prison. Five Of the chains
fs.nd the morning in the coal BIN OF IL Cliff street
where hcy had been thrown in the flight By the prisoner
The prisoner when taken into the Police Office stated to
officer Bowyer that he knew who the other boys
who broke the window, but could not tell their nanesthat
he stood and looked 10 his share of the plumber, G;
that he did steal tie property himself The Jury found
him guilty, and recommended him 10 merc, and the Court
him the House OF Refuge. He had been up repeat.
e3y before fore similar offences
There being no other case ready for trial. the Court
Adjourned to Wednesday, IL o'clock.
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Huv was at Police Office. asked him to take sea-.
Tho preyo examination, and he would TO have MN an
s,rpr few questions. Mr. h said ne was cong ana
he might send officer with him. Justice H. saia II "ouo
@ nat,e- of acoI mediation II he would stay. He told
Mr. H. he was not prisoner. Mr.. H. finally sat dowh 10
the table Justice II. him and put several questo
which he declined answering. among thc quesuohs was
ono of The American Republican General Committee anu
another was Il there had any measures taken IN tt
Committee 10 breed insubordInaon IN the Police ana
Watch departments against him. had frequently seen
Jd Bi,diSy recaled--ScveTal anidavits were shown,
which had been signed by witness. They were delivered
m me 10 Justice h. DO not know whose possession they
The Court then adjourned to hi, evening a: O'Clock
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LADIES HAVE YOU READ
THE NEW ROMANCE

LADIES HAVE YOU READ
THE NEW ROMANCE
By one cf tie CITED Of yoaH' oru Ser
THE COUNTESS FAUSTINA:
BrIDA, COUNTESS HAHN-H.HN
This i. Tale Of the Heart, and IF III; bes; Of The IN
Tented author WHOSE reputation Is WIDE as the world oil lex
,ers II spoken Of the highest by the kuFoFcar
Press and process Of translation By an eminent pub
fishing house IN this city.
Price Is c=a;s-SI5 hundred 70 the ulde Call Al y Ann
street for al new works :. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.
For sale wholesale and retail b. WAL H. GRAHAM. is.
THE ENGlJsHlIAS f IS EG5 Fl e5 cents,
rHlL ~ r ii kt Il EL AND OTHER STORIES OF
TIKI &c t5,65tSTEss FAtsTiSA-T raa,aie4 from ON
y il 80 S',gS,af BIBi.rVo ,
TONS and PERIODICALS at Pg5li'isTs g sg,v
ms p me San 0Hce ls2 Nass.n-s,rest
THE WANDERING JEW.
NOW BEADY.
!. the oaic- Of the New World, q Ann-s;reet
NUMBERS Ii AND 10
u -cr,s splendid translation of this powerful Romance,
CONTAINING TWO CHAPTERS Of any other edition.
This IS the only edition which gives the spirit OF The
= ALSO NOW READY,
VOLUME FiRsT-PR1CE so CENTS,
Containing Nos TO 49, inclusive printed ne and
elegantly Put up The cheaTest aud best edition
From the True Sun.
THE MASTERING Jkw. Nos II aud d. double number
Ia hes Rodn the VILLAIN OF the story CHANGES MS tactics
and after being thwarisd in bis first ects approaches nis
victims under h- mask OF friendship. The story Is well kept
up and is most painfully exciting.
= Call at the New World Office, ?; Ann street all ycl
who have aot yet read this .rcaicst Of the
e WINCHESTER Publisher.
THE REPOSITORY OF ROMANCE for February is
now ready mo
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Il. VI. BAkER .,ucuonccr.
DY MORGAN 4 JOHNSTON, Store ais Broadway.
Id THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock.
large and general assortment OF Dry Goods. Cutlery
Gold and Silver Watches amongst which superior
English Levers Jewclry Fancy Articles, &C. &c, Liberal
cash advances made all consle Out door saes
attended to- DBL ans
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yu,E\IprRANCF DISQUALIFICATION BY REV
s II on ,PTN Al ;hr request of large numb-r rrr
-, 49,, r,nv ,,ho on ,ccount of The storm Ton Feb 2s
sent u from ,t~nJinc the rich intellectual entertain.
en, 81 The Marshall and Prospect Societies the Rev G. H.
hnn fn Boston hs kindly consented TO rrdeivtr an ora
ticn At the Broadway TsFgnacle "Wednesday evening
March a; u o'clock Tor me eeneht OF the above sSeeass
Tdo.:
lilee-Oh give me Music
TrIu-Ihe Owl y out
Glee-Lutzow Wild hunt,
l;lee-llark above ns ON the Nlounta,n
Temperance Glee; Dedicated TO the " ashins1oniah'-
When night comes o ef the pam.
Soug-We are the MGnatchs OF the Earth
fall aud eihcient Chor hsNe 'ounteetsu, ana WIN iN''
form the following ChoTuSes Anthems ana }na,tettes
Conductor Mr. Russell w w ss'eott.
Orgauist ...........,...'.W w. L. kest9n.
Voluntary ..... o.. 80; -. =. organ.
Chorus Sing To- the Lord joyful song Jackson
Quirtette. Land Of our Fathers Weboe
Chant. The Lord my Shepherd L. Mason
AHthem ;S'ns UNTO ,'ou , 90,
;,.r lLor,,S S,y elevate the sign or Judah Hayden
''i"h" eho'"'' NINETEEN BRNS RAND '
have and will enyen the meeting forming
!, nr,nh.r ~ Nnrcbe. and Oyertures.
n 'Tie II and p Societirs would in Justice 10 the
who rive their services on this occasion grs-
,c, t,,s L, those were not aware thai the
~. 55c,sss attended charging only One Shilling Bur
~ Of being completed hey will
m th be ouly exception taking into consideration the OBJ
rcls of the Meeting and will sing above advertised
Tickets only One Shllling-Io be hld nj IIlce BOOK
Store Fulton.s,reet Conans Hat Store ESQ and ~
Grandsreet; Trees Bowery; Mrs smiihs 22O DIVISION
Schencks corner OF Hester aud Elisapctstreets
Me & Greens corner Nassau and Anu streets Oism
Onlcrt oIockWth ; ttup', Lunch. w, -
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THE CULTIVATOR FOR MARCH.


Tie Cuiiyato or March contains vnst variety Of articles
Of unusual interest u: of tie year. the
practical operations of Horticulture. the various branches Of
Husband Landscape G-rening, &c Among it' contents
are articles on the care Orchars-Gras-Pea Trees Gull
u,. Oh Spring Gruns and Mustard Culture of Asparagus
Pruning Grapes Horticultural Items landscape Gardening.
with Illustrations Results Experiments in Planting;
Products OF the Day and Management OF Cows Notes OF
Travel in the West By Scion Robinson Improvement Of IN
old Farm ho,r performed Pea-t localities and Use Tor Ma
upe Letters from Scotland and England Pze List OF the
y y State Az Society fer lSi5
Besides great variety of other articles. embracing COMMIT
caons from correspondents England, Scotland. Vermor
Connecticut New York. New jersey Pennsylvania Vrsnit
Y Carolina Kentucky, Alnbama Illinois.
This number Is illustrated with Ten Eugrayn-s wood.
embracing Views fths residences of Wu P Van Rensselaer,
and ee RaihboHe Esqs the Hudon and Of Theodore Ly
man ESD near Bos,onthe Prize Bull Calf at Poushkeepse.
&c. sc.
Subscriptions for :" The Cult;rrtor' received by
NJ H. NEWMAN, lsa Broadway. New-York.
OF whom the numbers, Stitched IN prised coven. may be
had free Of postage. and where ao be obtained all
of the back volumes this work. which has been pronounced
BY competent ridges b. all comparison the best sg-cu
tura paper III the Unou Prce, only 81 year mh3 Ss
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TO WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANU-
EAlI'l Il lrE :

The best opportunity afforded 10 WHOLESALE
DEALERS STOCKHOLDERS and MANUFACTuR-
Frs. for giving universal circulation North South East
GRR.4PHTC.9L.1N HiSTORIC.fL DIRECTORY
now prepared for the press tecond etlou) By Dr. BRoSsoN
The Director; embraces the great travelling from New
York New Orleans and Houston, Texas prepared from
made by the auhor-hens the most complete and pr.
feet of that has been published
Cory right TABLES OF eierencenamcs of of
and native conS--cross-lines-
population tables and prominent hotels.
SEVENTYFIVE THOUSAND COPIES have been
for BY Southern companies for sratuous circu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of which, 100 900 extra copies will be issued
Advertisements viii be Inserted the latter part of work.
on moderate terms. ,
al thu American Hotel Room g. with his authorized
agent Applications be made previous 10 u clock on
Tlursda, next IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05

- GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND
TRADESNiEN OF THE THE CITY OF NtW-f pRh.
The Quarterly meeting T the Society VIII Dc held al the In
sttntion In Crosby street This Evening hac! 9TH one hour
.irr sunset ISAAC FRYER, Secretary. mo 1t
1-Lo. OF o. F-oLIyE; BRANCH LODGE: No
7Al ,fs Members of this Lodge requested 70 attend
The regular meeting on the 9Th March 4: o'clock T. NJ as
business Of importance demands Their atteHdanfe.
ms n. t21 ANTHONY Gov ILL, SECRETARY
- BAKERS ATrEND.-In pursuance of call for a
Meeting OF Master Bakers lie held nj the Shakespeare oe
On saturday evening" March Isl there were present. ae ana
respectable number who called WILLIAM STEELE, ESQ 10
the Chair and Nessrs. Jno Haley and h y Eseeis were
sppoated Secretaries and after ire transaction OF some
the place Saturday evening Ah March, al % elocA
when the wish that MI the Master Bakers OF TINS ny ana
BROOKLYN will arrnn.e Their attend business
OF much Importance Will be laid before the meeting Come
all and take the proceedings, that unity may prevail
among us. .,.
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II Nt4tNt.
SHEzTFf'S SALE.-t Large assortment OF Dry "ooSs Ai'
Co;a. consisting liz part Over Coats, Dress Goats,
psntaopns and Vests OF various kinds, also, Beaver
Cloth Cashmere Gan,oroors figured and plain SIX Mer-
no. Drills silk cotton haudkcrchefs, ticking sSPen-
ders Sc Also quluti;y Furniture, comprising SOFAS
plain do tables. chairs, carpets, lamps glass &c
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SPOKEN

BELOW
ship in the Eastern oning a; sunset Wind light ats
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THE MOON. FULL SEA.
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7==7-7---- -
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YoRK.. MARCH S
MryrsTrEE ALMANAC. THIS GAY.
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THIS DAY. March s.h.

~ CULIoN * CO. Auction and Commit son me-
cSan,s N,s ll3 Fulton street. and 81 Ann street.
Lscra advances made conSgnnerts, and prompt TO
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1osIAu RICHARDS, Auct.oneer.
ny RtSGS. RICHARDS & PLArT.-s'oFes 2of
d B.oadway-Iibersi cash ARRANGEMENTS 'naae On
E,r a1rfin

DY RANGS, RICHARDS & FI.AfI.---7 s'o.es - oI
d Observation-Disclosures cash ARRANGEMENTS iaaae Oh
cou,g,rnents for suction sales.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March Sii.
a: st o'.iock at the auction room.
RooxsELLERs SrocEA large collection 2! s'aio s =.
bookseller sold under foreclosure OF mortgage.
Auong them are vols. Macaleys MisccllAnics AnGef
sons Poets II vols. Elegant Extracts. ~ Vos.
Cav,,to's Philosophy vols British Classics, vcs
Pair,d Journal vols Journal OF Sciences and Arts
vols: Plutarch'S Lives, vols; IS National Orator
S,-s' Pictorial Bible Jeersons Works, vols Liep-
- classes :. vols: Edinburgh Review. l9 vols. 90
r;o,,,,.r Collection: Keyslers Travels, vols; 0per-
e,jyr Mechalic vols. Boswes Life OF johnson vols
Nilsson on Taste; Grseca MsjiFa, vols Chalmers
49, . vols. Souus's Sermons, vols Gsldstni;hs
800" III. :. ,;,rton's American Revolution, 3 vo!x.
Hsriie's Biographical Dictionary, vols; stephens HIS
Tor, OF srench Revolution, vols Jofnsoas LIVES
vols Cooper's Novels, &c ~, ~,...,
Iaries MAGAZINES. Periodicals, &c.
III Catalogues now ready.
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ITO FURNISHERS OF HOTELS. STEAMBOATS,
&c.The attention Of all parties about to purchase Car
pepg OIL Cloths article IN the line, IS respectfully III
the large and of the subscriber
Furnishes OF Hotels aud Steamboats, would be enabled to make
more satisfactory selections than cond be made other
Store the city. Families also intending furnish the
ing spring will find greatly their interest call before
making their purchases they will find OF the best select
ed variety of patterns of all the various
styles Of Carr-ting Oil Cloths Rugs. &c. that there in the
market, and prices perfectly satisfactory.
W. H. GUlONS New Store,
22fi,tf Fronting East BoadwI aud II Dvision-st.
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REM V L.
MASON & TUTTLE'S
COUNTRY ADVERTISING OFFICE
SFNoyEp
No. IS Wiliam-street,
HAMS
Formerly occupied Us the Branch Post Office
- Merchants wishing files of Country Pap-rs
do so free OF charged application above. wis
- First Wari.-A !, meeting Of the Wings OF the
First Ward viii he held a. ThrcShers Broadeef Hotel
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 9Th. a. a.. O'clock TO
hear the report of the Nominating Committee for Charter Dill
and respond the Nominations. &c. Let have
grand rally the meeting Will be addressed by
best speakers By order.
CHARLES RIDABoCk. Chairman Ward Committee.
PErER ScoYrS, Secretary. nI5
q lXTH WARp.-Ihe Democratic Wing Electors
OF the Sixth w AID requisite 20 meet AZ National a g.
nal street. Thursday Evening 9Th Of March inst At half
past o'clock 10 respond 10 the Nominations made by the
Nominating Committee for Charter Officers
Several distinguished Speakers expected 10 address the
Meeting By order OF the Nominating Commute
JOSEPH P. PRISON, Chairman.
T. L. HAkrSEss Secretary ms q
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ne 3OtrG4lIV

ry- BANK OF WOOSTER, OHIO.-Ihe notes Of thi
Bank are redeemed at one per cent discount. by
WINSLOW L. PERKINS,
m3 3rr&4.W No. 20 WalI.;!eet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05

q NEW Discovery. By which all Stoves and Pipes or
Crates he ktri black with beautiful polish
coach body by application yelr THIS Nanish
ent inveniion, and surprises and delights all who
SrSes OF stoves and Pes IN may b. a, q Court
iandi street where the polish may b. had the of *
Tyr bottle twill prevent all pipes and from Ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05

V,EMPERANCF. FESTlVAL-ORATION BY REV.
Il f.. H. Gil APIN.-tt the reques; o! large number
sent, and many who OF the ION Feb o.
were prevented from attending the rich intellectual entertain
men, of the Marshall and Prospect Societies the Rev T. H.
Chapn o Boston has kindly nsen,ed Iede
tiGn At the Broadway Teprnace on "Wednesday evening"
The N,eonans will sing the following Duets. Glee, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05

= EIGHTH WARD.-a, overwhelming meeting of
tie Wings of The Eighth Ward the caleI
de-. By David L. Cn1e Esq WHO called JAMES : GREIG
to the Chnir. HESRY PgrpES md ELIAS To.s were ap
pointed Wee Chanen and Andrew Robertson ind ANTHONY
Maurice. Secre:aue The cal OF the meeting HAVING been
been read Rober. Mliken, Chairman OF the Nominating
Committee submitted the following ticket the result of their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05

| GREAT BARGAINS IN VET GOODS 10000 yds
u OF Bleached and Brown She;nss from the sloop Re-,
Sides slightly damaged by water onlyN wide CaGoes
1000 Yards only led PER yard-Lnen Hdk large sire Is
also lust received large of Spring CioOds
| ms az j. A LORD Y co. l3j Srruc-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05

valuable Family Medicine. being highly approved r.In
edv for all dease sri,iHg from Debility Of the Dgesyc Or
4t. such Worms Choler Norbus. DySentrrY Fever and
Ague Bleeding Piles Sick Headache &c &c. zee the
phrt with the rtlee.
For sale BY all tn respectable druggist. the tnited States
WhGlesa. old.rs 20 b. addressed 10 VIM Swain L Sons
Philadelphia or T. Il SchsiFelin u CO. Druggists New.
Yor enera Ag.n, for The Panacea and Vemifuge 2s,
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7 EARN TO SiSG-Ou Monday evening. March 10Th.
IL at O'Clock j. r. WARN Err. tie transistor of We-f
&c SC will open class the Ts elements OF Emusic
learning Very facilities are now un-
shed beginners by set Of apparatus for illustrating
the subject aud very easy and rlpid progress ensured %
ali PERSONS possessing good natural First eyen: T.
Room Il Broadway. MAJ u W&f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05

,GQuRADtDS SPANISH LILY WHITE ,ioi the com,
pcxiotp be had no where New but nj the Org
NAL Office, 81 Walker -. frs, store from Broadway
.igents-76 Ch-suut 81 Phadelpha: Jordsn Milk 81
Boston: Carleton * Co. Losel Chaplin Co Springfield
Green Co. Worceste5 Bull Hartford; Ferrc Middl-iown
Myers. NewEa,en; Toasey. Rochester; Bockus < Bull
umors, SC. mi e.
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The par;icula tie brirn unique and
v BE- served with style expressly adapted " The Character
Sic features and form. Of each rei-ctiVely 70 ltsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05

YITVS17 pRTNIJTM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Daruerran Gallery of Patent Preniun Coored Photo
craphs No. 81 Broadway, above Murray street, sew
York, awarded the Medal four nrt Premiums, ana ."9
MASSACHUSETTS, Sew-York ard Pennsylvania TesTectvey'
70, mos beautiful colored Pictures and best Apparatus
ever exhibited. ,,o,
wASTED-ao or skfufu operators. dlois
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-05

The STATE BANK OF MIcHIGAN.-As this IN
sttuton has recommended business the community
have an Interest," in knowing its exac, positicn.--
The people see its bills and have been informed
that SOME legal process has been commenced in
regard to IL. This creates suspicion in regard
TO il, which will doubtless be detrimental to lis in
leresis unless removed. The legal question, as
we are Informed, Involves the question whether
the Bank has mol forfeited its charter; aud will
be decided IN January next. 1t there is ANYTHING
in the Characters oil the individuals engaged in re-
susraling this institution. calculated Ia give conf
dence i" It's solsency aud permanency II should be
made known.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-05
HORRIBLE MURDER OF A FEMALE AND
ATTEMPTED ARSON.
From the Boston Nail Extra.
Boston, Oct. PIP p. II.

BOSTON, Oct. EI-2 p. II.
Our city was thrown into great slate OF tx
citement this morning by report that most ap.
paling ufder has been Committed st the W. est
End, IN dsreputable house IN Cedar Lane. winch
fact was stated IN our second edition. bu; without
any of the particulars.
For some years past, as We understand, The
premises have been used as house of assisnatiob
rooms being kept for The accommodation of those
in The habit of visiting il.
The doors Of the house being unlocked on the
arrival of The Coroners Jury, they proceeded up
one pair OF stairs, to the room III which the muir
der was committed, aud the views most appal
ILg -Inconceiyabiy SO 10 any one who was not
there To 1t.
The body that of young and beautiful female
of % or "a lying The floor, covered ali
but The breast, head and feet, with bloody sheet
which had been thrown over II. She lay on her
back close 10 the grale with the head turned over
the right side. The head was thrown back,
exposing ghssv aud terrible cut from ear 10 ear
The juguiar vein and windppe, were entirely sew
cred, the razor hich the murderer used having
entered to the bone. Her hair was partly con-
sumed, and her face charred and blackeued by the
action of The fire.
The room. which was a small sized bedroom IN
the rear O The house. in the second story, Contain
ed fragments of burnt clothing strewed about, aud
the walls were spatlered with blood-brobably
done when she was dragged from the bed and
thrown upoE the floor. A chair staudiug near the
head of The bed contained a pool of blood.
We gathered from conversation with Mr.. aud
Mrs. Lawrence. aud girl in the house, that they
were awakened about 5 o'clock this morning by a
shrek up stairs, aud heavy fall which apparent
ly Jared the house Immediately after, aud before
they were hardly awake, IA person came down
stairs slipped III bis haste and fell, but recovered
and rushed out of The front door.
The family then smet fire. and going up TO the
room, found It filled with flames aud smoke. The
fire was Sc; in three different places.
The Coioner's inques, Tomorrow may throw
more Ito hit uron the bloody Transact