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Pilot, Poland from Portland for Havana I'd inst of Man
Cemana, !Br Fog, Al days from Demenn fcr Baltimore in
with los Of ss S. sa 81 sBrsd with water
Robson. New York for New Orleans. 2s ut lat
Napoleon. Of Portland 9Th ult lat 50 50, lon So 49,
Foreign Ports.
MAvAeuEz, Dec a3-In port. Lafayette dsE.
Woso' sl only
rtHnA Dec s-ln port. GIante Upton, from salem via Ma
vaIrxsao sept sHsid Sophia Knowles. for ports on the
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CAaDESAs. Dec Is-sld Oriro. Smith. NOrerns.
Home Ports.
EEu.Ec Jan e. Arr Y Peru; Parker NYork ., ,v,,
Jeffrey do SD sl' Baltic. Dunbar Jamaica; Julia Ann
.SS1lss, Dec sAn Randall HsrscS M.chs. for
BELTAsr, Jan sAn Gallo Thompson. Frankfort for Ha-
BUcxsronr. Dec so:An Ps!las. Aiken, Baltimore
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PoaTsMourH Jan l-Bslow Brooklne Spaes Eas,port for
GLoucEsrEs, Jan 2-Ar Mexican. Rogers. suriuan.
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BO.ror Jan sAn Sarah Parker Cutter, Norlesns; Como
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pu, in on account lost srsyard Boston Bay
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new BEDFORD Jan 4-A Deposite, Harding. Fredericks
TAsrAuLlx Cow Jan SIN port. or sail bound W,
HoLMEs HeLE. Jan 5-An Bowditch. Emery, Martinique
for Boton; Roweca Young Provpcetown for
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Cole Nos Alias ws: scSns DGssGs Intrepid Es~
ncnce and Emirs Rogs sI.ssh,e York; Commonwe 18th.
ka Jacket New
WALrHALL, jan. 4-Arr Henry E Sumner, NBsdford
Ob, ls.s) Proiano Genoa; Merchant Kcan. cubss e.
Ps: iT a:Sssi z..s.
wind .p, main TO iorss Ss sS Gau@eSis,
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rsyos NEM bs,soa Ps G Foi
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ding Turks island Dante s,oddard Monteso Bay; Betsy,
hins and tw bgs names uot knowu In the ong Br ship
John 0arow. i
,ArALAcHeoL4 Dec acid saSb.ti.. Cox. Boson Co.
5.s Lsf.Is NYorsi camilla. M.ndi;a DO; Brown, An
M and zsds chsp%aa Havana MuaS woodss poi pay
land. -.
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n. W CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU sTREEfs.
The NEw YoRn HEHALD-A D@ny Paper issued eveyv
~crun9 Of {he yses-prise TWO cxrre per copy. County
5ubsobe furnished AZ the ssr rse ov sroihc perod
Tnr WEkxLv HEAAlD-Issued on Saturday noni.s A
~ o,cloek-price ax AND QUAsrrn psf oopy-nY.
Ased Country 6absribsr g % psr snn0m. 10 advasSs
y q ~ sans ra>e Tor any spsci6sA pseioa.
csRxasrsuDusys nsSs.ssS 'sis.~, ss-r lssssu,
gAMsa 0Ssneu HxExEvT. Ytour1nonG1 m 1nn6.Xls
att ASA s.Fsp rs ss~e ~ Nom na6A.W ~~
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WANTED-A ws.known Professor Of III. Piano Forts II
W desirous OF fading comfortable breakast not
over half mile from The Park where his wouid Be-
considered equivalent He oe the o his Psnofore
being absent the greater Part Of day. Adds Panoors
Herald s'fnce. ~ src
NTANIED-A Furnished ParlOr and bed Room v ith nr
w table, in pleasant location Broadway snd
below Canal st. Address o. w. boz 32 lower Post Oce
statng particulars and terms. j,6 stee
RINDERs' BOADss Of giudeg. boards for sale by
- PERSEE BRO()KE -
dIN re 8NNa.H No and AZ N..ssr =,
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aud Magician the Oe Bnll Band Of Serena
ders and glorious old " Hunker Hill" continue to dsw
IS perfectly original walks in track peculiarly his
stcd laugh spite Of himself. As the OLE Bull Band they
are above all praise-decdedy the best heard
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New Stock Exchange.

SALES or Srocxs-BosroN, Jan. 6. lS46.
shas Eastern RR, llO Is Boston and Providence RR,
1851 10 Western RR %; % Norwich and Worcester,
81 Boston and Lowell RR, lls1 per cent do lls}
do; Bdo lis} dol 90 East Boston Co. q; 276 div East
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

important Sale OF PaintinRs-A large ana
beautiful Collection of Modern Eurorean Paintings
THIS fine exhibition comp'es all The choice picture.
remaining uns Id of the s,les which luge numb
q uable pictures added ancient and mode hey i'll
all be closed al auction Tueaday morning aordng
onr ezsus opportunity decorate their parlors h
highly finished specimens
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county New York. from the 2sb day of Dee
1874. to the 4th Of Jan lSl5
50 Men-T Women-5 Boys-52 Girls-Total Iea

Abscess Il Apopxy 81 Bieedng /: Bleeding from ,u,~.
a:1n. q RG1n.d i :ssdsd ..aas' M Con-
sad. 3 Debility q Dsrrhns DroDsy 6roI.y The
ys + Heart, q s,s;,. sese az as,S yphS
Inflammation 2; Inflammation Of Brain u inflammation q
Bowels = lnfiamTaton Of Chest Inammation OF Iungs
gs.ace g MaIfomston M.rasmas. o; Msssss, S; Mors.
Sufucation, l; Teething, L. ' y =
- AeE-under year lo to- years s7 S. Is; 5to M .;
W'4' 70 to g. 2; g. 90, % % so, Q; unknown.
City Inspectors Once, Jan s. 1876 ' --'fo''
The New York herald., 1845-01-08
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl
WASHING RON, Jan. 9th. l6l6.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9th, l6l6.
The debate on the Texas question was continued
to-day In the House. Mr.. Parmenter, (Whig,)
from Massachusetts, leading the way, and Dou.
glass, of Illinois, replying Mr.. Clinsmap, Whig,
from North Carolina, followed Mr.. Douglass, and
made regular clsp-trap speech in exposition OF
what ne called frauds Of the democratic party at
the recent contest, as an Offset against the argu-
ment that the people had decided in favor Of an
nexation at the election. He abused the Empire
Club and its officers in no measured terms, and
charged fraud upon fraud, until he was called to
order, and told BY Black, OF Georgia, that his as
sertions were all false as regards that State.
Mr. Yancey, a new Democratic member from
Alabama, obtained the floor, when the House ad-
journed, leaving him the privilege of continuing
the debate at the opening Of the days proceedings.
At the close of the debate Mr.. Nc Dowell, Of
Ohio, offered another plan Tor annexation as a
State, and several other minor matters were pre-
seated that will be found in the regular proceed
lngs.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, l845.
DEAR BENNETT -

DEAR BENNETT
You will see, from your reporters returns, that
the Senate have been doing yeoman's service to-
day. Oregon and Texas still kept back, and the
Smithsonian Institute. Mr.. Niles gives notice Of a
plan Of annexation; Mr.. Haywood has already
given notice Mr.. Benton's scheme, and Mr..
McDuffie's, are before the committee on the case.
How many more we are 10 have there is no guess
ing; but not single plan will be passed by either
house the present session The division among
the democrats, in the nodus oprandi, is wide and
wait for Colonel Polk. The cars are off, Perfect
rush at Coleman's, and he truly deserves it; and
we'll does he know how to appreciate the honest
Efforts Of the Herald, 10 giving him the good word
as fast as il falls w.
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PACKET sHr ALsAHT, Crawford, for Havrs will sail to-
day. -
BARQuE SOPHIA WALKER, Goldman, from Boston for New
York went ashore Sandwich Point fung anow storm
on Monday night lss! and was totally dismasisd.
Harbor.
BARquE ALIaA was launched on Tuesday at PorrIand
She built ov Nathan Dyer jr, and is fine veel-co pr
fastened Reuben kezer will command her. he part owner
Whalemen.
Arr Nsy Bedford 5h ns, Nimrod. Sherman. NV Coast
Sandwich Islands with $50 bbs do oil O0o
lbs bone spoke NWEo Jane wsrvn Gardaer. ~h
and her tske her 9th; 2sd Fca, L. wis this sea
2sh Hannibal Brooks (lss Brown, who remained At
acP9lcS :ieLl WIS this s:sssp; July q sharon, FIJI
Topman NIB loco bbls ;. seSson Isasc ,Ss
hhl this SD from Sandwich slands Aug T. Mcsart
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why have Wet Feet, when the celebrate d
Oil OF Tannn from Courtandt makes the soles and
uprs Of boots and s. enrly mpervous 10 water! Thou
smds oil lives would be annually saved all should this
article.
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

On Tuesday the 7th inst Of consumption the Sixth
Ward Hotel Pacific street. Brooklyn the residence Of his
II He died loved and respected for his moral and
amiable habits and uniform religious department
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this Afternoon at O'Clock
without further notice. :"
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There Is nothing Iike them Tor destroy In

Worms They have been before the PUBLIC for han
five and have used in thousands of the
opinion freely expressed is. that Dr. shemans Worm
by The best remedy for destroying that
will find what these celebrated Lo5enges can do They
at while other preparations Of no avail Do
time but the proper remedy while there hope Dr. Sher
1888 Bowery II East 5ro.dway Rushtons three
Broadway Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; and State
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

a UCTION NOT!CE-Tne ssle Of Wachmaker's Materials
the Sale Room. II Spruce street unavcdably postponed
Also, elegant Furniture superior Clothing French
Cashmere Shswls. various pledged articles, &c.
Bale rain or shins. THOS. BELL,
- Hsec Auctioneer.
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MONEY M AK E 4.

Tuesday, Jan. 5-6 p. M.
The sales in the Stock Market to-day how a farther
Improvement Indiana advanced per cent; Erie Raj.
road, /; Reading Ii Norwich and Worcester Il stoning
ton, Ii vicksburg, /; Ohio, Mohawk /; Long island
declined Ii Farmers /, and Pennsylvania Ss3 Advices
from Philadelphia that the impression il gaining
ground rapdy that the interest tn debt of Pennsylva
MIA due in February will not be paid in cash in full Thi
has been opinion all along and the day approach
many who have heretofore believed would
be paid will think the contrary. The message Of the
Governor is anxiousy looked for will undoubtedly
settle the question.
The Money Market is very tight and the rate Of inter
est full per cent The banks very cautious in
their movements and do let single dollar
than they compelled In Philadelphia money ont
OF the banks Is worth q u per cent How long this
will last tell. The government banks are,
doubt induced to contract their operations account Of
the movements in Washington, and the uncertainty tha
hangs the disposal Of the government deposites-
The pts of the government from
large for many months previous, while the 4.
peniturss large AZ usual. This creates drain
upon these hanks and reduces their resources. There
be safety for these institutions until Congress
adjourns.
The Fremen's Insurance Company Of Boston. have
declared dividend Of Ave per cent for the last six
months. payable the 18th inst. s.H&
The Bank Of Utica has declared dividend of three and
half per cent, payable on the LIST inst
The Bank Of Munroe, and City Bank at Rochester have
declared semiannusi dividend of three per cent
Domssrcs EXPORTED FROM Bosror ron THE WEE ENDING
JAN. 4.
~ 5v's'n naoiioo. .4l0 Dol00
wose s inaies' ......... ....".1
Airca. Al
Total. ;. ............... "a
Total amount exported during the year 1874, 1884
Foreign exchange continues very high with limited
demand. Sterling bills command 10 I0l per cent and
do not see the smallest chance Of rates coming down
Cotton bills in bad rcputehose making remittancss
refusing to take grades offering at any prices Al
though the present state OF the cotton market the prp
cipai cause ofexchange continuing high 1t must evsn
tusy be the prime Of decline in rates We anti
cipase very moderate trade the coming spring Our
jobbns houses feel much alarmed at the existing state Of
the cotton msrkets and those doing Southern trade are
afraid their bills recsivable will prove so good AZ an
ucipated. This will haye injurious effect on the
spring trade and tend very much reduce the mports
noalh he msrahants Of this city have within the past
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY :.

Cleared.
Ship Aymar Nichols, New Orleans Nssmith Walsh
BaIlns ,!.l MIMI Bre%l Dsnnemann emen. Poope
Adeline. Goodmanson. Rio Janero, 8 Mitchell.
Arrived.
Packet ship Patrick Henry Delsnc from Liverpool Nov a
with mdse. 10 Grnnell Mintun x Co.
Packet ship Duches.e dOresns Rchardsou from H,vr,.
Nov - with mdse, to Fox K Livngxton ''
btsh barq1s Arr Harley Smith, from Liverpool, Nov g.
mdss, order - y "''''
seh Appleton. Nickcon. days from Boston, with mds.
sch, j. Cooley Young. days from Boston, with mds.,
schr Pomona. Nixon from Norfolk with corn, bound to
schr Antilles. Stanley, Thomaston lime
ycW Cooley Co, Young, Boston, mdss
Schr Victor, Halett, Bosfon, mdse.
8loop Advance, Clifford, Bristol, RI.
Sloop Providsuce, Anen Warren, RI. oil.
Below
A ship unknown.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Correspondence or the Hsr.I,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan.7.
Arrived, brig P.lm, Hall from Boston.
Cleared, Anna Reynolds Mathews Boston; PEARL Byder
do, Herald Johnson, New York
BALrilaoRE, Jan 7-Arr. Orvando. Dyer, Mobile; Henry
rs Pearl Nic5sson Santa CIpz Cuba; Mariner, EIdridge,
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Fsasr BoARD, jan T. IS schuylki Navig ssion 81 los
U mix 81; 62S 0irard Bank, 10 SO Camden and Am.
ron RR All 5000 Reading RR Bonds s. 5000 State 81,
i5oeo do 7st 10000 do "a 10000 DO, 1885, 1000 do,
7s1 1870 Tennssser Bonds, soi ie Bank. 81
Sc, 7 5000 do, 7sf lOs Wilmington RR Sds ail; 1000
Wilmington RR 6s 1885, 733 1900 do. 1885, s0i 400
So. lO4
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

Ship Msstsrs ana Agents.
We shall favor Captains Of Vessels win rvs
g hSnEaT SHyEy Captain Of News Boats report Of
noisn me isnppns d sii a The po whs9es they sailed the vessels
osT;;Re - os ; new. they may have will board them
T abroad VIII aso confer fvor By sending this oce ali
sne Marine ntsigsIee they obtain. Nautical nfona
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state OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are very Inactive and we cannot quote
over So 7A Pearls ale steady at - oct 4 l2t.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow northern, southern and west
ern sells, as wanted, at 20 q 20tc.
CoTros-To day there good inquiry from ship
pers, notwithstanding the inclemency Of the weather,
and the sales thus far amount to HOO balesno change
rates.
HAv-sales are made Of common qualities at SO 6pc
The supplies are rather limited for the season.
WsnKEY-Drudge casks are very inactive, and we
quote 24c Western and prison barrels dull at al
9S3c.
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

for confirming certain surveys in mississippi Of the
public lands-for relinquishing the right of the
United States to certain Indian reservations in the
State Of Alsbama-were severally ordered to be
engrossed
Adjourned.
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Believe me, If AL those endearing yourg charms
Which saw nv dear love, t'other day,
Were returned I'D epfold Won again in nv arms


Which love, t'other day
Were returned, I'D enfold you again in my arms,
And never no, never would stray 4.
Thou woudt still be dsar before those sad
Made yon look so uncommonly i'll
Do, love just Gouraud love ! and get few lots
Ofhis Soap and his Pouds Subtle
When first lhdored you, your lip bare
As Ewes, when in Eden she dwelt;
When hi sed you last night, your lip was hair
said notlng-but sighed as ] felt;
Now just take nv advice-on the stage ladies may
Mimic men with burnt corks their chins
But II always has be n and still will be my way,
To love tn Sc who clear womanllke skins.
The Annals Of Chemistry do not contain the
the records Of more w9nde ful discovery han Pr Gou
blot hes morhsw &c from human skin i acts with ,h,
IS eqaa for is poPes for changing red
Will. his Liquid Rogue i the only rtcs x ,or
vug petnlaneu roselihe hne to the CHI elk md lis His
Puure Sub lie ersdcating hair IL is
ie therefore,, hat these celebrated ions hould be
svey counte lied To avoid ikes purchase My Gou
rauds. Depot, 81 Walker ST., from Broadway.
Medical NOtscr.-The Advertisements OF the
New York College Of dicne and rharmac established fol
the Suppression OF Quackery the Of all Diseases vii
hereafter the fourth and last column OF &
paper w. 8. RICH ARpSON, NJ D., Agent.
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MARITIME HERALD.


Movements Of the Steamships.
Sfedmers: Leave Liv'l Duel .axe'a. Leave .dsRe
Cambria Judkins. jan Jan. is. ...... Feb
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lire 's' - y " soA.As ei S6tth street !
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This shows decreose in the movements Of the bank
ofnearly two and half millions within the year.
Alt oush the Directors cannot make an official report
in relation t. hs notes of the Bank 10 circulation the
poss & yet as it Of aome interest to the stock ho
ders well to the community, the following state.
men submitted, and believed to be substantially cor.
rect:-
CIRCULATION OF BANK AND BsANcH NoTEs, BANK UrIrrp
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

WANTED-A situation by young Protestant Woman to
DO ehambJwo, and assist in plain sewing. Would mot
at 70 l2th street. third door from the 9th Avenue s sec
A RESPECTABLE young woman, an American. wishes 1
situation IL small private family Plain Cook and gene
las ltknc ~ 80 ~'--' -
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

RRQQKLYN PROTESTANT AND LIBRARY ASsU.
- y IiATlON-Wll hold Special Meeting on Thu sday.
on the 10th instant sAMTEE N SIsE WALTERS President,
WILLIAM CLASSY Secretary. jaq 2tsec
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

&CO REWARD-Ths hou;es, Of Daniel Winship. Hunts
bed on Wednesd night January 3d. o hall dozen Table
dozen Tea Spoons maisd L. IT. The above reward will te
paid the Of the burglars and recovery Of the pro-
perty BY WnshiT, at hs above place, L. Beas No.
13lk First Ave ne 9r
-Pawnbroken requested to stop the above if Of
feyed 3ts&er
The New York herald., 1845-01-08

'INtUNK KEXCHANOEb- . t.ksn from the boat Of The
Phlsdelphis Train, Monday night, black leather
TRUNK with brass n.Is fair laher straps and the owners
name on bras, plate The Ssntem,n ho has it. can get bis
Cfo ds in Greenwich, fsw doors from Courandt
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-16

"Well, good bye--I shall see you again
next week"
" "Halloo, stranger, what's your II.
He's off Well, shall see him again, ]
hope.n
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-16
10 enable you to work 10 hours OUT Of the


parts. the custom has descended from father
to SON."
/ Shave you any drunkards about these
parts :"
sPlenty of them."
aWho and what are they"
"Farmers and farmers sons"
sHow often do They drink"
"As often as they can get it, and some
times oftener''
"Did they always do this"
@No, indeed. They were once sober,
industrious men Some Of them owned
fine farms hereabouts.o
SsHow came they to be SO reduced"
'sThey got too fond Of idle company,
lounged about taverns, neglected their crops,
and so got into the clutches Of the sheriff"
'But you say they were not alaoays SO.
There must be some cause!"
"Well, stranger, if you must know the
cause, they had too great fondness Tor
cogniac; they drank to excess; spent too
much Of their time at convivial parties, and
finally became the idle loungers they now
areo .5
s.They were once sober and industrious,
you say. :"
"That's a1act."
'sThat is, they did not drink more, than
three times day"
"Just SOP
Z. Do you expect to be drunkard -
"What do you mean by that question =
"Just what | say"
"Then you meant to insult me-"
8 Not at ALL These men, whom you
have pronounced idlers and loungers about
taverns, were once as secure, and as sensi-
tive on this subject as you now are, and
would have considered the mere suspicion
Of their becoming drunkards an insult
What security have you against the tempt
alton to increase your drains You noat
drink three times day. You did not al.
ways drink that often. There was a time
when you did not drink at ALL Look where
you now are There is a mortgage OF
your property"
"How do you know that I"
You hold the deed in your hand"
"What. this Jug"
ayes, that jug and its contents"
"Pshawp'
''Just so your neighbor said, one year be-
fore the sheriff sold him out of house and
homen
"Pray, sir, who are you?"
"Your friend. | would do you good
Y You are travelling the road to ruin. Your
eyes are closed to the dangers that surround
you. ! would open them. Just ahead OF
you is pit in which thousands have been
swallowed up, and thousands more are
travelling directly to its brink. Behold I!
some have arrived at its edge, moral
obliquity obscures their vison-.one step
further, and then
"What then2"
"Then, they drop into the drunkard's
grave, whence there is no escape, no hope,
no redemption. Friend, you are travelling
that road. Let me prevail upon you to stop
and think. Let your memory travel back a
few years. Try if you can recollect any
good that has accrued to you from the use
Of rum. Then look at the other side, and
see if you do not discover much of evil
that might have been avoided--much un-
happiness that might have been obviated.
But whatever you do, resolve nolo never TO
touch, taste, nor handle, again, the accursed
thing"
"Stranger, you are the first man that has
spoken TO me about this matter. For the
first time in my life, look upon the sub
ject in the light in which you have placed
i. | never viewed it so before"
81 am rejoiced to hear you say So"
Here is pledge. Will you sign it at
once, and thus place yourself beyond the
reach of the tempter -
"a \ \ ~.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-16

IHE oRAToRIo OF JEpHTHAH was performed the
Iourth Tune IN this city last Tuesday night at Car
SIS saloon We understand that Mr. Hewitt was
again honored with brilliant and respectable au-
dience, who testified their appreciation and delight
IN the most unequivocal manner. We sincerely
hope that when this Oratorio is performed before
New York audience, itmay rebound to the authors
credit as composer, and be literally patronised.
II is to be brought out we are led to understand,
under the auspices of the Sacred Musical Society
Of New York.-7Nat. Intel.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-16


CRIMINAL CoURT--SATURDAY DEC. 13, 1916
On motion ofMr. FENDALL, William Rufus
Elliott was brought into Court, when, after
an argument from that gentleman and an adj
dress from General Jones on the same side,
the District Attorney also appearing and re-
sisting the motion made for ElIiott's imme-
diate discharge on the presentment. made by
the Grand Jury, which Elliott's counsel
contended was an acquittal, the Court deliv-
cred the following written opinion
UNITED STATES versus w. II. ELLIOTT
The Grand Jury of this county, charged
at the present term to inquire into all often
ces against the peace and the government OF
the United States, on the 10th instant re-
turned the following presentment: "The
JURORS Of the United States for the county
aforesaid do upon their oaths present VIM.
r. Elliott for causing the death Of w. z.
Kendall, by shooting him with pistol in
self-defence, when he was attacked by and
twas retreating from the said Kendall on or
about the 23d day Of August 1845."
The defendant has been confined in the
jail of the county since the commission Of