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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
A.. A TWO s,ory Brick House with basement a
WILL front and back yard and pump, situated on
c street between 2d and Sd, the Rail Road. The
late tenant occupied the house for the last years.
and now declines housekeeping. Enquire of
w. G. CHOATE,
Corner of Louisiana avenue, and 9th street.
nov 9-3teo l e
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King John. This splendid Drama of Shaks-
peares is to be produced in New York by the
Kean's at an expense of $4,000. The scenery,
costume and decoration will be exhibited to the let.
ter,
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Influence Of Songs. The Sheet Anchor well
says that seamens songs have more to do with the
moulding Of character than most persons suppose.
The influence of verses we believe is rendered at
least double by being set to music. This applies to
good songs well as bad ones.
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Siander. II you cannot stop the mouth Of tn
slanderer, you can stop your from listening t
his vile words.
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The american Pulpit. correspondent Of the
New York recorder in speaking Of the preachers
who met together recently at London, says, the Eng
lsh pulpit is too declamatory, the Scottish too dry
the American, if we may Judge from the specimens
at the Alliance, appear to hold the jusfe miheu be
tween them.
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LIBEL.-The editor Of the ~ York Organ has
Deen prosecuted for libel by two brothers named
Matthew's, for publishing that their tavern was
"errlole nuisance, and more particularly on the Sab
bath"
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CT The Steamer Britannia was telegraphed al
Boston, yesterday.
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An Escape On Saturday morning, little girl,
about eleven years Of age, named Catherine daugh-
ter Of Mr.. John Sergeant was directed to fasten
shutter of the dwelling, on E street. While thus
engaged, shutter attached to second story win
dow, the hinge giving way, fell on her head, knock
ed her down. and covered her. The injury, we are
happy TO learn, is not severe.
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The Cholera. This scourge of the human race
has moved on from the scinde to the frontiers Of
Turkey and Russia, making dreadful ravages in ito
course Great Britain has sent commission to Tur.
key to examine and report on the pestilence Should
it enter Europe, il will make awful havoc by COM
bining with the cattle murrain, and tho poatoe rot
We trust that the Preserver Of Life will ward il of
from our beloved country.
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PLUMBOTYPES.

PLUMBOTYPES.
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON CRY, NEAR BRowN's HOTEL.
GOLD MEDAL AWARDED,--The Proprie-
VI tor of the PLUMBE NATIONAL DA-
GUERRIAN GALLERY, having discovered
mode of transferring Daguerreotype to paper, is
prepared to execute this style Of Potraiture at
the rate of 100 fac simile copies for ten dollars in
cluding the original Dagueneoiype.
2O5 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewery store.
25l Broadway, New York.
Boston, rs Court, and SO Hanover streets
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Instruction and Apparatus furnished on reasons-
BILE terms. oct 30-n
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MARRIED

On Saturday morning, the 18th instant by the
Rev. Henry Slicer, Mr. REIN BENNRT to Miss
ELEANOR HoBBs, of Montgomery country, Mary
land.
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GA contemporary informs its readers that "just
at this time he needs 1000 more subscrbersH No
doubt; and so do we.
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testing A jest may tickle many, but, if it hurt
one, the resentment which follows it may do more
injury than the reputation will do service.
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Methodism in Canada. The Northern Christian
Advocate states that the disagreement between the
English Conference in Canada, has so far been re-
moved as to give ground to hope for reunion.
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gJ An exchange gives the following receipt for
drowsiness in congregation:
"One OF the successful methods to awaken those
inclined to sleep in the assembly worship is to pour
IN upon them the truth of the Bible on temperance
and against the use ofintoxicating drinks This is an
effectua remedy especially if they are not right on
the temperance subject.
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GJr The barrels, says the Albany Knickerbocker,
were delighted with the result of the late election in
New York, for every one that could be gotten went
about the streets in blaze
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JoHN B. GoueH.-This able and eloquent young
Washingtonian Lecturer has been offered SlOO per
week to lecture in the State Of Virginia this win
ter. ..t-,a
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


A GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
II AND LOT AT AUCTION.--On the 9th
November shall sell, on the premises, at a clock
p. M, part of Lot No. s, in Square 40I, fronting
Is feet inches ON Ninth street, running hack 100
feet between J. and M streets, with the improve
ments, which are neat two story frame house, with
brick basement, wash and wood houses The house
contains seven well proportioned rooms with neat
porch in front The property is handsomely situ-
ated in very healthy and rapidly improving neigh
borhood.
Terms: One-fourth cash !; the balance in four,
eight twelve, and sixteen months for notes bearing
interest.
nov 3td A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
n5@ The above sale ispostponed in consequence
Of the rain, until Tuesday, 10th inst, same hour.
nov CTS A GREEN, Auctioneer
NTINDOW CURTAINS. Sets for three win
w dows, and two windows, with Cornces and
Fixtures, nearly new, for sale by
nov 6-u b, HOMANS.
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w o II TIL N G TON G. N Il t III EN-,
Q-ate Solicitor OF the General Land Ofice,)
Attorney and OunseIIOr at LAW,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Practices in the Supreme Court of the United
States, and in the courts ofMaryland, Virginia, and
the District of Columbia, and
ACTS AS AGENT
for persons having business with Congress, the
War, Treasury, Navy, and General Post Office De-
partments the General Land Office. Pension Office
Office Of Indian Affairs, Patent Office, &c. &c.
OFFICE
Missouri Avenue, between Sd and streets.
nov 3dif ...
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Q-fIt is good remark that when the young laugh
at the old, they only laugh at themselves before
hand
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MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 8.

Mn. KINs, the late Minister to France arrived at
New York on the 9th inst in the Packet Ship New
York 4al f..
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OF More girls are wanted at Lowell, where the
have more than their share already.
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or Apublic meeting in Michigan has nominated
General Cass for the next Presidency
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Mn. KETTELL. This able writer on Commercial
Economy, we learn from the Union, has been en-
gagged its New York weekly correspondent. A let
ter from him appears in that paper of Saturday
ning giving clear view of the state Of trade be-
tween this country and England for the last seven
years. We congratulate our neighbor upon its good
fortune in securing Mr.. Kettels powerful pen.
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A Maviage.--We learn from friend that, on
Saturday morning while he was at the parsonage Of
the Wesley Chapel, the minister (Mr. Slic,r) was
informed, while lying on sick bed. that couple
from the country were below in the basement, and
desired to be married. He got up and dressed him.
SELF and in the presence Of the anxious To-
vers. They were all the way from Maryland, and
had travelled through the rain to be
Welded for life,
As and wife
A few questions were propounded aud, having
been satisfactorily answered, the reverend gentleman
performed the necessary ceremony, and pronounced
them some" How the lady did blush, and how the
gentleman did look at the bride /! The groom was
confused that he forgot to pay the minister with
thanks; but perhaps, he desires to wait and
tain whether he has secured "a good wife!
IIt is notorious fact that the blood taken from
the arm Of man given to drinking will take fire
when lighted taper is applied To it. woman Of
Rheims in France was recently consumed having
taken fire spontaneously.
or The Nashville Union excuses the proclama-
tons of Gen. Ksarney and Com. Sloat on the ground
that, though they appear to us as 1omfoolery they
were intended for Mexican used to such glowing
diction!
Ladies Ouercoats. New York fashion Of
this garment is--"sk--all buttoned down BEFORE"
.Tell me, will you, Pete," said Sam Johnsing to
Pete Gumbo, "wh-wh.who does de poet speak OBJ,
when him beauterfuy says:
s'Her walks in beauty like ting OBJ nightp'
"Why. him means Niger gal, to be sure, Sam"
said Pete 'f him mean white gal I; of course, he'd
say, like ting OBJ day."
''Den understands de meturmorphorsis OBJ the
id ear" said SAM ea
Neat Presidency Blue Hens Chicken Of
Wilmington, Delaware has the following flag flying
at its mast head:
For President in lS4s.
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
OfDelaware.
For Tice President in ls4S.
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
OF Virginia.
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A lady being about to marry man who was
small in stature, was told that he was a very bad fe
low.
SWELL" said she, "if he is bad there is one COM
fort--there' very little of him."
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A Legal Desideratum. The New York Tribune,
in closing an article on the Hoyt case, says "We
justify revenge, public private, but we do in
sst that the peace purity and dearest interest Of So
ciety demand the enactment of legal penalties for
Seduction and Adultery
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or The Nashville Union excuses the procama-
that though they appear to us as 1omfoolery they
were intended for Mexican used to such glowing
diction #H3#s et3
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or II is notorious fact that the blood taken from
the arm of man given to drinking will take fire
when lighted taper is applied To it. woman Of
Rheims in France was recently consumed having
taken fire spontaneously.
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UjT The trial of DR.. William Tyler, Of Frederick
city, on charge Of giving medicine to Ex-Governor
Thomas of Maryland, writh view to manning
him years ago, has resulted in the acquittal
Of the accused. He is yet to be tried on charge Of
attempting to poison the Ex-Governor.
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UJ The Albany Knickerbocker says in relation
to the rejection of negro sufiage in New York. that
the hopes of the negroes darker than their faces
a deuced sightp
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A lady being about to marry man who was
small in stature, was told that he was very bad fe-
low.
SWELL" said she, "if he is bad there is one COM
fort--,here' svery little of him."
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Ladies Ouercoats New York fashion Of
this garment is--"silk--a buttoned down BEFORE"
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TERMS or THE FOUNTAIN.

oFFTcE-coRsrR "a srasrrr AND PENN. AVENUE
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The PRocEssIoN.--The refinement Of the re-
mains Of the late Col. Cross will take place this
morning from the residence Of his family in Frank.
lin Row. They will be escorted to the grave by the
military II the day be fair the procession will doubt
less be large. The President and other officers Of
government will be in the procession.
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REsIeNATIoN. The Albany Knickerbocker exhibits a
degree of resignation in relation to the recent elec-
ton of Mr.. Young truly worthy of imitation. He
says that, he takes the good God sends him. and
watches the clouds
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nrMr. savages' letter on Tuesday.

FRoM THE RIVER PLATTE--The Barque Hunt
ress arrived at Salem Mass, brings from Bue.
nos Ayres to the 18th and Montevideo to the 22nd
of September last. Mr. Hood, having failed in eff
fecng treaty ofpeace between the Rosas and Oribe
had left for England. The port Of Buenos Ayres is
in demand and prices on the rise.
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che Dailp fountain.

ULYSSES WARD j. THOMAS WARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

10" The trial OF the Kidnappers closed before
yesterday The Jury returned verdict after dark
last evening, having been out seven hours They
quilted all but Henderson the Justice OF the Peace on
the ground mainly. believe, that those thus acquit
ted We're ignorant Of the law and of the facts
TO Jerrys freedom. We nor aware whsr motion
viii be made in the reference 10 Henderson him
from the Penitentiary, We hardly know how the Jury
could avoid the conviction of all those engaged In the
affair, though some or most of them undoubtedly
misled by Forbes. We desired not much the punish
eni of the kdnappers the vndcaton OF the law and
the establishment OF correct precedent Tho Jury
was undoubtedly composed OF men inclined 20 eniency
toward the prisoners. or none OF them would have
escaped conviction. As IL is, are satisfied and we
trust the lesson will be useful one 10 magistrates sd
others.
The Judge, in his charge to the jury which is said to
have been very clear and sound recognized distinct
~ the freedom OF Jerry. secured by Aguire bringing
him 20 Cincinnati, we'll the permission atterwara
gwen him ~ return by his mistress
tColumbus (o9 Journal 18th
ER JERRY PRiNNEY, who was kidnapped and
taken to Kentucky from this city several months since
was brought back ON Thursday last and is restored
to bis family He has been confined the peuSteauary
OF kentucky since he left and is quite e,nscats
For what has be endured this gnoiny and suffering,
We leave the question to Dc answered the reader may
decide proper II there can DO diversity OF opinion on
point plain Fee hssared doars were paid 10 secr,
bis release. Wewi not say that i, wrong to pay
this sum to get him back but say chat the idea
OF paying for man who is Just free tegaly-,o SAY
nothing OF his natural righss--ss any n.s who walks
our streets - one that freeinen csnnot relish much
This sum paid BY our citizens under the impression
that he could not otherwise be restored to his suffering
family, columbus (o9 journal
ESS' The Annual FAIR Of the Essex Society for
promotion OF Agric9l,ure Horticulture and Msnufac.
lures commenced at Newark yesterday 20 continue uu,i
Saturday, aSih. The exhibition of snirisls viii tss ns
ON Thursday morning. The Flowing match viii b,
held Friday morning. An address Will De delivered
at the annual meeting of the society ~ O'clock IN the
afternoon OF Friday, ~ Mechanics Hall. BY Dr. Under.
hill of New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
sales nj the stock ENchanse. :. rNpksD.r.
Rrightou Cnrrlc Ninrke, y

Brighton Cattle Market, .MoSDAy Sep, u
AZ market aAoa, 800 Cattle more ,hs. half Of which
were Beet $40 Sheep and lSsS Swine. Several hundred
OF Beef Csi,ie and also OF Stores remain unsold
PRtcrs-Retf Casle--Ws report, except ;o- tim Cat
tie, TO correspond with last week-eNus So first quail
iiy s535 y; second e594 IS third $39i.
Sorss-rwo year old $SGl4; three year ed Sl5S&,
SkseF-Loss from Stto 81 IA.
SrtseTo peddle 3 81 and 81 and 1, {; and ii; At ne
III from 1 70 St Cts, Boston Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

NJ. Edward vernsuil, President Of the Ge-
o5caI society Of France and xo has Travelled through
Fnsoue mad Visited the Ursl Mountains Is AZ De-
tro:t ~ Augustus Larnare Pquot distinguished bots-
Nit arrived there On The llh from visit 10 the Sioux
indians and the Grea: Rock Lake.
e The Abolitionists OF Chester county, Pa as
scnbled in Westchesuer the lIh inst agreesb!y to
public notice They agreed 10. Ngrstdt< Candidates
for Congress, Assembly or County Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
SgECuT,s sOUTHERN Balm,

THIS MEDICINE a purely vegetable preparation.
rs name imports, Is n reality delightful cordial,
exrtin most soothing influence The functions OF the
whole system, diminishing excitement Nnen excessive
alayinC irritation. ard pain and gently but GER
fairv producing healthy natural action IN the stomach,
liver kidneys lungs and skin, regulating The secreons
and excreion thus restoring tie equilibrium OF tue cir
tcirv TO the frame That This j. the certain and eec
ts remedy offered the public for any disease OF he
unrs heart liver skin &c the following testimonials Sc
eced from vast number OF .Ac HiAI "Ich hlFe ueel
voluntarily 10 the propretors OF TINS redcine WI
prepared by Dr. Shecut eminent physician OF South
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inherited from his parents enabled by lis 10 save
himself from the very margin OF the grave and hundreds
who have been pronounced incurebe have likewise been
restored new life and health by us use. Al! me SUD-
Joined from certificates are genuine and the per
sons who have given them have signihed their de-
sire 10 testify on personal Application TINT muf en- more tay
pas,or of the Fourihs Baprs; Church was cured by lis
use OF
Bronchitis.
l. F. Green, l76 Froutst Brooklyn mas given certt.
cate, to before Rufus ClacgetL Commissioner OF
Deeds. OF of 5so!et cough ot ten yedrs'
standing, vel the OF his wife of influenza
Mr. T. Grower, bookseller and stauoner. cor Brood
way and Bleeckersi cured by IT, use othe most OBJ
sllnaie
Tho wife Of Arthur B. Hauprnan, painter, cor Broad
way and HutsOn-st was cured by it' use OF
DpeaSe of the Lungs,
after having tried every suggestion Of eminent physicians
ors Balssn OF Livervo &C. she raised quantity Of
blood from the lungs, and given up by her husband
W R. Smith cor sixh-syenae and Fourthst was cured
by its of periodical
Bleeding Of the Lmgy'
Of long standing 5. Roberts of Troy " Y. cured by
its use oil
Disease of The LJvtr,
arising from reiterated attacks OF Fever ANA Ague. Su.
sarnah Gree l45 Varicksreet, cured ny OF
general Dropsy. John VI. Howe, dentist 205 Grand-si.
bears testimony in his Benny GHrno 10th
81 and Third-avenue. was cured OF
-ifsction Of tx Lungs.
These certificates. with very many others OF Ike char
acter are In the hands OF the propnetors and Tor the ben
ct OF The afflicted they have been published pamphlet
FORM and may be obtained of any persons grstuously
who sell this medicine.
Also, the celebrated and mich.pTssed
Southern Balm Pills"
These Pulls have been tested for many years in every
form OF disease, arising from impure the blood
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her removing morbid matter from the and bow
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For farther particulars to their beneficial effects
pamphlets Price ~ cents per box containing ~ pills
Southern Balm, - per bottle
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stand cor Broadway Apotecary's Hall Goa Broadway IN
this city W. Bav aud J. W. Smith, Brooklyn and in
towns and villages throughout the United States IS 3neoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

ENCAMPMESTS.-IO o. Of o. 2. Committees about
IL purchasing EnbeEns, &c for Ercanpens or Lodges
are requested 10 call and examine those introduced lex
pressly for the New Work by the subscriber and nch
have been approved Of by lie following Encsmpmens:
;omac Lodge, Alexandria, D. C Winchester, Virginia
and many others.
The undersigned would also respectfully solicit call
BASSEE, FLAG and Oss4asNTAL PAINTING Rooms, No
!ei Nasssn-st where he dstter- himself that MS original
designs ard acknowledged superiority Of workmanship IN
connection Vtta moderate charges VIII offer Inducements
Tor patronage unsurpassed by any establishment II New
York Country merchants their orders executed
daring their stay the city and signs &c can be forward
81 with safety 20 al paris OF the unILad States
ACKERMAN, (lats Alderman MillerJ
BUS IN No. l0i Nassau-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

CINCINNATI LAND srd c.nsraI AGO. o..
=, OhoA- L Sheldon woRld MORN he r;,i-
-seS- ORR, thsi be vii Attend Inc purchase and
- DESCRIPTION o. Real Estate and Personal Pr--
49, :. &c Ky OF Erci1ra and II the Western STATES will
- aS:s oo1cs arG mortgages, every species
.In Cincinnati Louisville. Any Merchants or
s1H-ss ras-- having lsrcs other properly hi ire
country tAey vish dispose CT for cssh on 10 ~
:cr CITY properly Cincinnati, invited 10 s,-s !,
Sssenp1oa Of tie sse 70 his etce N cincr-a.i "a
entrusted his vii be prc.npllv and ks:tE
sA''s a''eaeec To- address N L SHELDON,
hkT .Es.xeES-Dwfer / Barber CorIIsnd-s.:J lar.
w. - ~ ai-sS' WE, lnSals 50 Waist AZ sneoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEEN FUN


THE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR has opened
an Office here in New York-Jhui Herb Doctor
who las been doing such wonders in Piladelphia-who
has been curing ,housands-he has here and
opened nm Office BrocInc-st No 266 between Allen and
Orchard Hemakes pure Herb Medicines for the cure
Of all diseases and Is willing 10 undertake all cases even
the hopeless on the Of No Cure No Pay. II
yon know Of any sick, be tell them OF his
rival, and remember the place No 266 Broomest Eng
ish and German pamphlets VIII be given 10 all who call
for them. aus In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

CUMBERLAND COAL-The Echat Coal-Wil dis
~ charge in few days cargo of the above coal fresh
from the company mines, in good order ali Jumps the
foot Of Thrteenhs " r For sale low cash apply
10 T. STOKES DiCKERSON, No 90 Thirteenth 81
S5a near 6insverue, and G7 Anthouyst Broadway
COAL.-I am delivering the best quality OF Peach
SOrchsrt Red Ash Coal. clean, dry and IN good or
der for The following low prices; large IS 2 stove
egg and broken So 80 Consumers depend having
ihe!r coal as above for cash only. PETER CLINTON,
sii 2meoG- Cor King and Creen-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Bc fore Judge UlshoeiIer.
Sdnnei Colt end Henry C. Simpson Charles r. Nj.
Ter and John A Miller aud oocrs-Suit bond
the of two for 50 and SlCO given
by Charles F NJ to Samuel Colt and endorsed by the
latter An attachment under the nonresident act had
been got out against some property of Mr. NJ. which
released on the bond being given. THIS bond
agrees to pay the proved TO be due but various
objections raised to the form OF proceeding and
the costs amount probably to some $500 Judge
ulshceer in his charge, thought the plaintiff entitled TO
the amount yet question oflaw may arise on IL " We
know" said Judge U. how well legal mpedinents OBJ
struct the natural course of justice Here the parties
have lost their claims the property and the question
will be finally whether this question of law
residents viii deprive the plaintiffs of their claim"
Verdict for plaintiffs in amount interest and For
plaintiff, Mr., Doyle for defendant Mr. Noble
Wilidn H. Hais'edd vs. Peter Rop.-'Thc plaintiff a
porkbucher in Washington market supplied two sisters
OF MIR. r. who kept boarding house near the market
with supplies 10 the amount OF S)01 and claims that he
did 80 on the brothers account He brings action for
the amount II Is denied that the brother is liable Yer
dict for defendant For plaintiff Mcssrs. Waller, Camp
bell and Van Vranken For defendant, Messrs sand
ford and Porter.