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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-21

LA SALE Circuit Court-In Chancery-Pc-
tition for Parttion.-WilIiam II. w. Cush-
man pS. John V. A. Hoos, James II. Wood.
worth, Henry l.. Brush, Ann Woodwork,
widow, and Saunders Woodwork, and James
Woodwork, heirs at law of Robert =. Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
yYnI1.n EvrrnEL1., la. President. in .he On

WILLIAM EvERDELL Esq. President. IN the Char
Message from Honor the inyot, 'ntng his dsappova
of or1acce requiring the Counsel "! the Board to eNecg
Journal and published.
Poposlilon Of L. Knen furnish uniform and durable
Comnunication from james Robinson, relative petition
Gambns % Society H ' TO Com on Charity and Aims
the Counsel of the Board adverse TO the peti
ton Of Timothy Casey, 81 avenue and Al street 10
dumuses his sustained at an election n iSi2 IL
Com. Watch und Prisons.
Elm. If Gs% nds G e ssq es
puPpf BATH BY IT, s pe P 9e 's sS be ,ee,,e
from where he is confined Tor breach
2e 3anmi % Gn vai
Broadway, from Murray 10 BuIclay Us. Adopted.
Commissioner reintvc 10 Of the Intersection .
Chatham and CentrcstTeets. ConcUred IN.
Ippi,catIoR-By Nj Dyver-OJ. Patterson, TO appoint
City Guneer Granted.
$40 Tor professional services extra at tie t'i D.nc; Wnc
House. To Com. on Charity md AGs.
In favor Of Transferring stall No ~ Fulton market, 10 VIM
in favor Of extension on 9Th avenue to 9th street.
Pfpi6ins cart. with wood, standing the streets &C..
assessment LIS, o regulating 18th street from 9th to 10th
avenues. Concurrei IN.
same repays curb md gutter IN Blocker
street between Carmine and Downing. Amended by sub.
tuns blr Belts as Collector. nnd amended concred
AppconEea N the matter OF building SEVERN 6h aTenue
from Barrow 10 l5th.St. CCncurred in.i
kcsoloFEl'y Ni Johnson pr6ydng that the meetings
From tSe Board Vi Adermen the resolution IN fvo, of re-
levng Richard Walsh from Prison. (wheTe ne confined on
execution for breach OF Orsance) his pGyn.
turned noac oacurred IN aBt ordered on ME.
bir. Henry called 10 the Char.
Resolution by the Presden-PIelbc md resolution rela
tive regulating and enclosing Stuyyesuut square, (agIeea
bly, ~ the resolutions OF 1881 and 1,) and nppropratng
$4,000 therefor To Finance Committee and Committee
Lands and Places.
From the Beard OF Acemen-n favor Of regulating and
setting the curb and gutter OF 2d from i sh
Concuried in.
Resolution By Mr. ChareckTo have new pipe AID stove
10 Clerks Office. Assistant Justices Court ls "a ind I'd
power.
By sane-That the Commissioners OF the Alns-ouse
port description oil articles sold. 18th OF May
Zone Of the members stated that the COMMISSIONERS Gbout
making report. l-Resoiution lost.
By sane-That the Superintendent Of Lamps and Gas IL
directed IN report In reeilon TO contracts eSc.-Adoped
from the Baofd oil Ade.Tnen-in favor OF granting tie
Of The ROtunda TO Tie New OH Gallery uf Ars-Con
Cured III.
Assessment list for drain Liberty street amended by sub
stntng Of Mr.. Bets Collector and as amended
concurred IN,
The Board then adiourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
pr THE REPORTER OF THE y. Y. TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, Ian. !, BID
TIE SENATE was not in session to-day.
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES was again
occupied with debate on Texas, with the ex-
coption of some unlnportant business before
going into Committee Of the Whole. Among
other items Of business was memorial from Il
number of I" Friends resident in New-Y ork
City, las understood it) presented by MIR. PHG-
NIX; the reading of which having been pro-
ceeded with for about ten minutes, motion was
made TO lay on the table, which prevailed By the
casting vote of the Speaker-there being Yeas
| 81, Nays 81. The memorial was in opposition
| to Slavery. The Speaker made yeas IS. Tho
House then went into Committee of the Whole
ON the state of the Union, Mr.. HorKINs of Viz
ginia in the Chair
Mr.. BAYLY of Virginia, who md the floor,
rose and said he would yield the floor to any o2-
ponent of Annexation The Wings seemed dis
posed to let the question go Immediately 10 u
vote. No one appearing TO claim the floor, q
general call of "Question" was made.
Mr.. RuErr, of South Carolina, rose and pro-
posed that the vote be merely taken on the pre-
amblc to Mr.. Douglass's joint resolution, decar-
ing that Texas should be annexed; leaving the
quarrel about particulars TO be settled as it
might be.
Mr.. J. K. INoERsoLL rose and opposed such a
procedure in an able speech of an hour, showing
that this was the way The late canvass was car.
ried on, by avoiding distinct issues. He proved
its unconst;trtionality, the want of necessity for
Territory, and answered the arguments generally
made in favor of Annexation. In opposition to
the constitutionality of the measure, ne quoted
the opinions of Jefferson, VIM. Pinckney, &c. SC.
Mr. PAYSe of Alabama spoke in favor of An
nexation and in reply to Mr.. Ingersol.
Mr.. WINTHROP of Mass. Obtained the floor,
after which the committee rose and the House
adjourned till Monday
Mr.. C1lveAAs OF North Carolina will proba-
bly speak in opposition, as he rose, with Mr..
Winthrop. to claim the floor. JOHN QulNcY
ADAMS will probably keep silent on this question,
though his speech would .'e Of great interest.
1t is said that Mr.. MCKAY is coucoctng a
new scheme to break down the Tariff, of winch
| may be able soon to give you some inforrna-
ton. 1t will probably be slight alteration Of
his bill of last session.
Some New York Loco Focos have prepared to
speak against Annexaiion-whethe they will be
whipped into the traces remains to be seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

ANri-RENT TRoyBLEs.-A letter is Published in
the Post of yesterday, which does not contain auch
pacific news as we had reason to expect. The let
ter expresses apprehensions Of an outbreak Anti
Rent meetings have been called in Galle,in and
Hinsdale, and in Germantown and Cermont, which
they call "rue Ambient meetings.' 1t is feared
this combination will prevent the apprehension
of Hutchins of Gallatn, notorious Ambient lee
tu,er The Post says, that ms Mrs. Van Rensselaer,,
wife Of William Van Rensselaer,, one of the propri-
etors Of the Rensselaer, manor, was riding in her
carriage, party of Indians stopped the horses,
embarrassed them, and debated by the roadside
whether or no they should carry off the lady. The
question was decided in the negative, much 70 the
lady's satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

COOP Northumberland phanlhropic citi-
zeus Of Cincinnati are lubonng earnestly IN the pre-
paraion of plan to amend and reform criminals by
the establishment Of House of Refuge for young
delinquen!s and Work House for those who are
now sent to the county jail, and worked with chan
gang and also for Migrants, etc. This movement
is OF u truly benevolent character, md We are gI1d'
but mol surprised TO learn thai there as elsewhere
the Society Of Friends are foremost IN The gooi
~or mol only Of meliorating vice, but Olso ihecon'
d ton Of the prisoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

The AMERICAN MUSEUM holds its own in stormy weather
most nysteouy. Tor last evening driving storm the
Saloon crowded. After all this, philosophy
better atido,e than the n,mtahe humor OF the Westerns
glance the wonderful Md se Fanny, Queen OF Ouraus
Qutans,; To-day splendid performance TO of al
p NJ Go and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
l4pyERTIsyNET.l

q Messrs. BARKER & TowLE, No. II Catha-
rne street, offer to sell their remaining Fall Stock
at 25 per cent. deduction from former prices. Those
who have NOT fully supplied themselves with Dry
Goods, will find this rare chance to 60 SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

TgsrorALIsM IN Wa.LEsHIPs Tho sbp {.
". Morgan lateiy arrived ut New.3.dtord, Whed'
as is the custom, the plot took on board with hnI
the Temperance pledge, and thus gave every sailor
an opportunity 10 record hs determination to O' y,
come temperance man, 10 the confusion Of az
erog. chop landlords aud sharks. The plot 90
boarding the CharIes ". Morgan produced The Zee
total pledge aud it was promptly signed b. every
persOn ca board, from the Captain 10 the cabin-0oI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
To-Dar,x Ontsids

FIRST Pdse.-Leer from the American Consul a, Genoa
The Surveyor of the Port, The Liberty Bell for ls5-Lee
from F:cdrika Bremen Slavery.
Last Pase.-'The Dying Yeur "a Poem; The Canada
Prisoners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

DS We never In our lives better entertained for m
hour or two than last night al old Bunker HILL
That Dan Rice certainly the droest of all droees
saw and then the Ole Bull Band. their songs, their
ndncrT Their dances, far excel any thing line
ever behec Every should cid Bunker visit before
sha ~lp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

~ Dr.. VALESTEE Gauss infinite fun BIZ his humorous
entertainments Mt the New-Yok Museum The Cuiren Ser.
ennderS. the be; band OF Ministries America all the mem.
beH being finished muslciHnsMf. Lynch. Mis- " Adar
iliss c. Biancharl, La Petite Aimee &c. appear The White
Orung Outans for another week. performance
THIS afternoon, and likewise IN the evening All
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

e The Lexington Observer says it is not true
that Charles, the fayorite servant whom Mr. Clay
has liberated is too old 10 render service to his own
So far from IT, be has scarcely reached the prime
of manhood. He is rot, believe, thirty years Of
age As 10 his ability 10 render service il may sim
ply be remarked, that after he was emancipated by
Mr.. Clay, he told that he should receive COM
pensation Of ten dollars month so long as he chose
10 remain in the service Of his late owner, which
proposition be readily accented
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

DELLA WErsrER.-Thc Frankfort (Ky.) Com
monweoih states that Gov. 0wsley has refused
to pardon this woman she viii therefore be sent
to tho Penitentiary for the term specified in her
sentence. We should like to see the evidence on
which she was condemned. Will not some one
give us tho facts People here doubt whether
she was guilty Of violating even the slave laws
of Kentucky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

ABDUCTION On New Years Day two boys, S
and 10 years OF age, promising lads, lad leave Of
absence from the Orphan Asylum at Hartford and
no, returning at the proper hour, search was made
and it was discovered that they had been taken TO
New-york by the person with whom they had per-
mission 10 spend few hours. Mr. Hamilton, the
Superintendent of the ASYLUM, Immediately started
for New York and with tie assistance OF Officer f..
L. Snow, discovered ths children on Sunday evening
in garrett il Anthony ST. in charge of an Irish ia
mi!y. Mr.. Hamilton left town yesterday with the
boys for Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

sEsY- Col. BEsJAalS Fowler, one of the gallant
defenders of Baltimore, who SO oobly distinguished
himself as commander of the goth regiment at the
battle of North Point, died at Georgetown, d. c. on
the LIST inst. His remains were taken to Annapolis
for nterment, and The House of Delegates Of diary
land adjourned 10 attend his funeral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
IN WING GENERAL COMMITTEE.
~ 0ycrgpER Scth, 1874.

v.so,ved Tim, the Delegates from the several Wards
,h yyhi General Committee for the ensuing year. be re-
aeed 10 assemble on Tuesday the 9Th of January next at
r. NJ. attire bF0''wey iBoVDITcII BLUNT Chairman.
JH. HOBART HAws. Secretaries. AZ
JosryH p. PRISON. } n ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

~ The CoLuaBIs TlroGsAFHtcL SocEn
Of Washington, d. c. celebrated It's Thirteenth
Anniversary on Saturday evening. John q inc,
Adsn.s was smong the invited guests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

FATAL DUEL IN 81. MABY.~-We learn from me
Aitakapas Gazs;ts OF The 2lst INST that fatadd
was fought three days previous, al place neHph
tersonviile. he parties wee J. NJ. founss ana
Eugenc Vapale the distance fifty steps with guns
and at the third fire the former fell MORALLY H9uoo
ed with bali in his shoulder, and survived os'
few horrs. ". y. nc. Oec,I'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

CoRREcrIoS.-CAPr. KIpp's vEssEL.-The par
agraph we gave yesterday about this vessel was
incorrect. The Golfer dam will not be pumped OUT
before the LIST proxmo, and by the terms of the Com
pany, hut portion of the Stock could be sold at
any rate-but very little Of that remains on hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

that ell the choice European Paintings remaining u,od
the exhibitions in the Grune Building Broadway will
be sold Tuesday morning next in addition which more
than l5o magnificent Foreign Paintings ancient and modern
before exhibited the whole forming the mos. beautiful
collection which has been offered the public The Gal
ery open ie Ladies and Gentlemen. Entrance in Chm.
bersstreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

FROM NASSAU, N. ply the James Power. at
Baltimore, files OF the Royal Gazette and the Oh.
server have been ,cciyed TO the l9-li December
The Colonial Legislature met IN the 9Th Dccem-
Der. His Excellency the Governor, George b.
Mathew, Esq. speaking Of the distress experienced
in some OF the outer islands Of the Bahamas, Gays
that during the late distress, the corduct oil
the poorer classer, in totally abstainiDs from any
sort Of outrage, obtain the necessaries of lie
while under the pressure oil he greatest want, is
most truly deserving OF appreciation. This admira-
bic conduct is n rich reward to The Colonial Legs
lalure and the country, for lheir liberal grants IN
favor Of religious and morhl education
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

New ORDER OF AHcHiri rURE.-A meca1nc
OF Baltimore, George J. Hnydar mas invented a rev
order Of Architecture, which NJ calls the " Crystal,
iige." TIE design CONSISTS in The application ei
the simp'- and beautiful forms &C CRYSTALS 10 order
Of architecture evolved in the de,iDfsi0n OF the
octsgon, applying any poiygonai igrrss or multi
lateral figures VARYING in form, as Tue principles ap
pertaining to ore will upply genersliy 10 the Other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07


The IMPROVEMENT OF THE Fox AND WIsCoN-
SIN RivENs.-The Green Bay wv. IT, Republican
contains some extracts from Circular prepared by
| NJ. l.. Martin, upon opening communication be-
| tween the Lakes and the Mississippi by means OF
the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers, 10 he navigated iy
Steamboats,. The Wisconsin is at present navi-
gable, in high water, TO the Winnebago Portage;
the Fox River has been navigated this year by u
steamboat, and this has proved The possibility Of
navigating that River at all ordinary stages OF
water, except that part between the Grand Chute
! and the foot OF the kakalin Rapdes. The length
OF the new routes 10 which this improvement would
extend, is not less than 500 miles, while the only
canal slsck-wster required will not exceed
eighteen miles, the estimated cost Of which would
he, together with other Improvements the route,
Half Million OF Dollars. The entrance Of the
Wisconsin into the Mississippi s less than fits miles
from the Southwestern border of Wisconsin Ter
rtory, and tbs outlet Of Green Bay forms the boun
dairy between The Territory and The State OF ichi-
| gan on the North East. The valley OF these TWO
streams which is proposed 10 be made a channel OF
trade, extends from tue Northeast 10 The South
West, aud embraces area o.! less than 1000
square miles, rich Ill Mineral and Agricultural re-
sources. Ii is estimated that buI one-twentieth part
VI
would reap great advantages from the more ready
sale OF the lands.
MERCANTILE LIRRARY.-We have just received
copy Of the last Catalogue Of this valuable colec-
ton Of books, forming neat volume OF 500 pages,
The Library, begun in 1920 with few hundred
books, now comprises y 200 volumes, which have
been selected with great Eberality and Judgment.
Attached TO the Library is Reading Room, where
neary ell the periodicals and newspapers OF the day.
both foreign and domestic, may be any time.
This institution is great honor 10 the City, is ad-
miraby managed, and deserves the warmest sup
port Of all citizens who feel an interest in The intel
iectual advancement of the people The old rule
which restricted the advantages Of the Library TO the
mercantile class has been abolished, and our ci,i-
zers generally may enjoy those advantages by COM
plying with certain reasonable conditions.
PAgDoyISe PowER.-Governor Porter has par.
dored since he has been in power Il years. 63
criminals OF whom % were convicted of murder, Is
of manslaughter and l6of burglary. 1t is said The
number of those convicted OF minor crimes, who are
pardoned, is much greater.
~ The Chamber Of Commerce of Savannah
has memoralized Congress il favor Of Reduction
OF Postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

NEW METHOD OF rAvlHo srSzErs-,The
Mayer sent TO the Common Council last even
Ing Message recommending The adoption here
of the method of street paving which he says has
been successfully practiced in London. The
Message viii be found in our columns to-day
under It's appropriate head, and viii attract gen.
eral notice. II his Honor were to give little
attention to some practicable means Of cleaning
the streets, many OF his fellow citizens would feel
greatly obliged 10 him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

~ Not cheap Coa-but the best quality only, FOR sale
a the Coal Office in this building, adapted IN kinds and size.
to the various uses, and delivered any quantity from IS
70 Sc per ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
.lY This Mornings Mari

IL The Circuit Court ut Washington has con.
turned the decision OF tho Criminal CsurI in the see
of w >. Wright, who was seatsncsd 10 The peni-
teaiafy lor two wears for obtaining money under
the false prstence iha, be was the brother OF Hon.
Siiss WRIGHT;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
H THE WING ALMANAC for lS45 is now ready

Try D,,ry TRIBUNE Is served at an early hour in any
49, C,,y or Brooklyn at NINE CENTS per week paya-
y. to The Garner or to thce who prefer IT, at the same rae
81. q, months or year. payable at the office IN cdvance
pc-,on, wi,hax to be served will please send IN their names
,,ou oh The Post Office or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

PAUL BECK The late Paul Beck, Esq. oil fn ai
adephia made bequesis oy-eght chaHis9aes ai,
other societies in tnat City, amounting 10 sS2gc
To the soup societies Of Philadelphia be y s;G
ground rent Of $3.50 per annum, and also one Oh sV'
per annum for distribution offuel 10 the poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

SANps's SARsAPARtLLA-lt IS fabe that IS iast - =
heads the Serpent Hydra were cut Oft. hey wei as
produced Thus Il with large and important cins,
cases Topical applications my OF zeai al
the virulent Developments of Scroula, King Eve 81
Rheun and VARIOUS IntnmmatOy diseases of ne sam
the change will be superficial ind transient and me .o
disease viii nerwnId break out with mofe '9'sne 70,
vital Iocniy Choose then remedy which snail ,.iss ,
the heart Of the disorder instead Of dnving Id OF
md the onward ,ndicn Will to no more
effect TIN, object, and insure complete and peti'e
there preparation equal 10 Sands Saf'a y, .sr.
For farther particulars and conclusive evideace o.
value ard efficacy, pamphlets. witcS may "
Of the propretors and their agents gratis =, q 4 q
Prepare, and sold, wholesale and retail, oy q; yyfk.
SANDS Wholesale kugcs, ~ Fulton sireet. fg Nv sf.
Sold also nj 273 broadway, a East Broadway' ana " -
gists generally throughuu the United Staiez
psics Ell per bottle SIX bottles for s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

ky- We learn from the Eren:ag Mirror thar
FREEMAN UuNr, the protector and presen, Editor
of thnt sterling periodical, the MERCHANTS MAoA
z,Nr, bns issued proposals Gor publishing series
of volumes under the gencral title OF HuSr's 1t
BRARY OF COMMERCE. The FIST volume is on the
eve OF publication, and will form a handsome duo
1ecimo volume OF about 400 pages. There can be
little doubt that such collection m ia cOnem.
plated in the Library of Commerce must provo
highly acceptable to the merchant, political econo
mist and statesman, from the intrinsic character o
the information it will possess including Of conIsr,
in its progress, whatever may TEND TO illustrate the
history, theory and practice OF Commerce. Besides
original and eaboratsiy written works by some Of
the most emnen; writers Of our own country, IT
will, we understand, embrace the best selected pro-
ductions bearing npou the design Of the work, from
the pens OF able writer's abroad. Of which are
TO be translated especially for the series. The frs
volume il 10 contain three distinct works Of con-
Inercial character, viz |. Sketch Of the CONNER
cial Intercourse Of the World with China >. His
tory Of the British Corn Laws and the Corn l'rads,
and 3. Memoirs Of Commercial Delusions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

THE oRPHEAs FAnILY's CoscERr.-From the
interest already shown by musical public in this
new family OF Vocalis,., we think We are safe in pre-
dieting IN overlooking house this evening at the So
ciety Library. Their programme embraces their
best pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

The income on me Rairond dnrlng each year Was
made up as folows-from freight,
LIST year 1887 81. From passengers 1885 90
I'd 5000 So " 1864 So
Sd (" 760i6 so " 45402 %
During the first year and three.fourths of the Sc
cond the length OF the Railroad in use was 46 miles,
for the remainder OF The time the line was open to
Middletown, So miles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

e The beautiful Opera of SEMIRANIpE' will
be performed fer the third time tonight. Il is I'M
doubtedIy the best Opera evef brought on, in this
country. The Duet by Borghese and Pco forms
the principal attraction of the piece, and has ava
keped enthusiasm for which the common me
thodso bestowiug applause furnish buta poor ex-
nrassinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

UNFouNpgp RuMoR-We are very happy to
learn that the report in the Brooklyn Daily Id
vertiser, which stated that militsry company
was lost in the mud somewhere between Trinity
Church and the Park, and that the bells were
tollsd or account of his unfortunate event, is not
true. The mud has been carefully probed and
inspected; it IS usually about eighteen inches
deep, but no traces of the company have thus far
been discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

DF- Cheap Crockery Ware.-lamasedp y 10" ,.,,.
a, the recent fire No. IS Liberty street. and being IN we
and wholly unfit 10 keep through the winter, the w
viii close ee soc Of unopened goods ., If Gnu.
Glass and Ea!then Ware Families, Hotel Keepers ane
will find il 10 tier interest 20 purchase. ,,n..s
7, d. FULLER, No. Is l4Reryr's
IL lw. l2l between Nassau and Wiuaia''