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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-18
SCHOOLS.
UNIVERSITY GRA,IMAR SCHOOL

UNIVERSITY GRAMNAR SCHOOL,,
I JOHNSON R-ctor.-Th- hrst quarter of ne neN y 20
hers1 OF M01-zy >srl ftf- - -'tei - ~
s-rr he -is~-r George :. Parker. PIi-cpsl $3.50
Departmeni. Lewis n Hobby PnrdPA Enshsa Vss.i'
meri 80
MISUNDERSTANDING BOARDING SCHOOL soR
tiGiRLs N POUGHKEEPslE. l-Ine Nh.ef
Ten vi commerce on IL N of November For css-
Iogses apply 20 y APPLETON 4 90. New-forS OF to
" ? GfSBONS. 81 D lp5,rs,sl.
oi5 5tAw5~ z ROBINSON and SISTER,
FAMILY SCHOOL, lsty residing in he eo1n,
nv receives into her family igti children o. 7osra Ae
irs-ri-l Her 'areuisrC pan. spared % adFsr-s
hsr1y. wa- nrd-r Der cns-s- " fsl .choas sdn'.ll
T-er- three vsranc For reference, tlris &C
inquire Of J. CANDEE. " d - Ps-s-psee- olt
nANCI>G.-MLLE DEJARDINs Of The Academy
IL Of Psns lls The honor % inform me pubic ha ne Gays
Il her srrno are Well-srsys sl Saturdays ~ ocock ~
$50 Broadway Iu-s-lFs sri Fsays a. ocpcS RI ~ inl-'
avenue and Mondays ard Thnrsdfys az noon A. - rree
For and oher srri-uars apply % ner f.-nce
= Leonard = oi- .l-
I,A,III.Y BOARDING-~CBOO FOR BOYS AT
4 fONkERs " Inter term % .e Locusl ftl ,clopi
VII commence on Monday the --h ~ October Inc lli-
Der j. limited 20 twenty s-d the school sirci FANNY
Boarding school Circulars can BE had u W n ~ :. E.q
rest Of lsrse Russell Ese = Foaist and Al TIE Book-
'S q. M M 0''7' a ''7''--'- '' 9. " FRANCIS AN
DERTH AlIBOY -EMINARN.-The Principals
4 AK pleasure IN referring parents Wno would psce
their sons IN good Family Boarding school 20 iheil ps-
past ard preseDL FOR ne most saisiacioy
81 he adva-iaEes NORA and Intellectual, or le insl-
Ton Circulars with numerous city srd other references
and fesumo1 usy hsi Clars Ausuns Bookstore
as Broadway or N The Principals The Niner session
vii commence 90 Wednesday Nov ,,,,,r,,,
o7ff q WOODBRIDGE
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HATS FOR THE HEADS OF THE People.

DAgfERTY LEAsK 10 Chat Ani-sL corner u Pear,
would call the lon Of the public their large 40
.orueut q fashonsbs Hats and Caps which are selling
Ike bot cakes account Of their symmetry beauty durs
Dify and ch-spness- old n
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THE LARGEST AssOHT-
- Y :2::: &: 4:
ham-st cor Mulberry. The attention Of
hogseseePes and other particularly called 10 Wels.ps
tent nghand-ls bedsiead which drew the Premi
the aie Fair Of the American Institute. Od beds
r-novsiet. Cots wholesale snd retail az I'm.
80, COOPERS' TOOLS, comprising = M -.
] sorun-lL 81 Thoiefsls Anf retail, Al CHARLks
Titles Hardware siore, - Fuisonss Ne~-forf
oil ~
49,, 500 SET OF CooPER-, Truss HOOPS
! a. wholesale ant retail - CHARLES LIT
WIS Hsrissr- sior-. 81 yninnst Y OF ~
n 700. 900 BOTTLES NEARLY Of Doctor
L~NKELLlNOER's wonderful Liniment have be-n
EAAs0ld without muunur l. heals al manner y gala
ard bruises upon horse, strains AMI caO-ires u
every description. zlt work he animal every day Il
put up IN arge bottles mild. fragrant ard agreeable q
len ume- cheaper AZ any other article 10 market As
plain ard couvncue proof Of the above, ], has caused
ihoussrds u ne bet ard skul 10 The country
70 Ay down al other remedies used By many Of them from
a. years and his gr-a; remedy OF A. occasions,
he best and cheapest 10 Be ound-sroog whom We
proud Of honor Of referring Hon Moses " Grinne
Hon Richard z Csmsn, Hon Robert II. Morris Mr.. J a..
bsthgze In COMBINATION, We have oar Costaf'i lrFngs
Livlr gslors, hsmiOns, Lorar1s, bradn1rss-in s0fi
uineten OF the ellie " New York and many other Giles
pronounce he only existing wonder Of ne age Among
The words brightest experienced hor,e-n, we have
Mr. Hiram Wootr1d WIN. Nheeian, George spicer 11d
brother Wm d spsgks VIZ l. Reed Vm. COssn jacob
Som-rency word every pruc sage in-. me bzr
n Railroad srd many other II u used and
odd :. he varo1s Bulls Hes1s and al a. BEET livery
AID exchange sl4b.-s II here any lovers
Of he h0rse who used H. nOsI respectfully
ci hen al u -- shove Distinguished nd y1g-
To BE- had n ite principal tep0. 81 ) lNGERSOLL
i BROTHER - P-ar-st and a. Tst-ersa.s brOadSay
near Grad g. wholssa ard AL and The drlxgst ,nd
sa1feTy generally, throughout he city and country
u only b cents q bottle or 81 dozen 80 In
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s. rAyERN -rANp.-FOG sALE ~ -

~. yhuit ana s.eR snty stused iN ~ cofe fsy-f.
~ Igon.- and LOO nf ground he village of Oo.sf
where The Morris erJ ESSEX Rilfosd now rnn.rsesI
now occupied BY tho Union Bank The main building /,
% feet front snd q feel deep win ifsnr ~ a- res
"a bv s feet The stables are of stone AMI sufficiently AZ.
o sccommods on hursc.fWi Wing lp cafrslss ne
tire length u the stables, There T. good fsrdr1
bors. 40 other sppurtcnsncs- The ot ~ ground li
feet front ant rs feet deep, bounded on TREE sics BY
streets IL. proximity % tse karoSi Depot whici 3.
ated n the Tear renders The lorHun very desiIshs "
farther particulars inquire Of HENRY McFARLAN.
Dover. Morris Comfy =
% Wv or STEPHEN {. WILLIAMS. - Wzll.st Yofs
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NORTH AMERICAN
rxfEkccl PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURING
MOOD :, ", COMPANY, - WsLKeS-sr. lew doors
neast Of Broadway This Company are n0w
j J ] Jinishing an assortment Of PlANOFORTEs,
with The IRON lube, and other improvements which Tor
fecacy Of ouch quality Of tone and durability Inferior
% none, snd warranted 20 stand In any climste
From their long and extensive experience Individually
practical Ia Inc largest manufactures IN nis
city and elsewhere the various branches connected with
the business they feel couhd-n Of giving general saIssc
lion, and from the advantages % their mutual association,
hey enabled 10 sell 90 reasonable terms.
The public and the profession generally are respectfully
invited call and examine previous 70 purchasing else
where Old Pianof0res taken IN exchange-slso, Plano
forfes tuned and repaired
% eod9ms JAMES CANNON, Manager.
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BOARDING

BOARDING.
BOARD WANTED-Two young men, wish fur
Dnistcd room, with 1ressiast ana es ana olnneI on
Sundays 10 religious family where there are none or
but few b0srders Situation near Broadway, not above
Spring nor below Franklin 80 Address A b L. Tribune
Office. OF. d
Do.RDINc-At II varick-st corner Of vesry. two
ID iesssni the second door suitable for families
or single gentlemen with full or partial board Terms
moderate References exchanged Also an Office suitable
BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-a gentleman and his
Dwife ard two or three single gentlemen can Obtain
board and pleasant rooms furnished or unilfni'nea ~
private family where there are few boarders oy sPPyng
a. IS forkst Brooklyn o. w
DOsRDING.-Plesssnt rooms with boArd-Genilemen
I'D snd their wives, single gentlemen can De accoIo-
dated with hoard on moderate terms Al . MonroesL ne
Market Reference exchanged. olo ?.
noARDINC-Plea.ant apartments. with board FOR
bgenteman ard lady, can be bad Al II orchard - rel
erences e1changed o.o ~
BOARDING. -Gerlemen may obtain very pleasant
I'D furnished psrors aud bedrooms win ooNd - = Id
erv-si few doors west q Broadway. on ~
DOARD At 81 BEEKMaN-ST.-A gentleman
ID and As WIFE and several single gentlemen can De &C.
conmodsiei win pleasant rooms viii board. ol2lw'
DLRasANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET,
win without 1reakfzs aud Tea, A. ParSplt,s % nl
CENT EnEN AND THEIR WIVES, OF single
Gentlemen be accommodated win board a. ll5 Hen
s ss,i5 e. ' -. OH 81.
no SMALL FAnIILIEs-A gentleman sne he wife
are d.. rous Of making arrangements for permanent
hoard In a respectable private family. Jersey Cuy pre-
isrred Term, must be moderate References exchanged
Adsre.s n Al III. oace OF 2
THE LADY who has taken the house = ClIy Hall
Il place can accommodates TWO more gentlemen and thef
wives with pleasant and good board, ressonsJe
also single gents on reasonable terms a. IN
no LEr-A large unfarn.5.d room. with board. TO
gentleman ard VIE with large c.oset attached Ap-
ply % Jay-s- on -
ITO LET-rwO spacious rooms win connecusg pas
sage 90 which here os-is in On, secondsofy 0f
the pleasantly siasi-d Rouse = Gresnwichaverue nearly
opposite Jefferson MarkeiwL be et psfLy furnished with
nfeakasl 4 required Apply " By note direct
Cd u TIE premises As0 To- sale, Not stove and cook
irs.foge OF o.
DOON~ TO KENT-Wilh breakfast ard iss % With
ktil house Li-peuzrcst uesr Broad Fsyi
ne roous fo0r. vel furnished and the
house occupied by email private family, and meals nay o-
Rad h heir own rooms II desired Ola W.
DRINATE bOARDINt-HOI-E ~ LONDON
L FOR GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES Mrs {
GROCCOCk = Hz.scn Garden, Is aoors from Ho.'orl
TENS Moderate.
Having spent sever a. days with Mrs tAs- pleasure u
rec0um.nting Der -sshs1m-ni 70 -1ch OF or count
- may desire good quiet and ceoHs bone turng slsh
o. ihs Metropolis Of Great BRIAN. NA > bALch.
Lsordnl June s. l5fs yi' y
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: ~ AUPPO-ITIUN-CHk ThANEL
3. 3if-z7Ni NG-hORNISG LINE at J O'Clock fos
ALBANY, landing al Newburgh Po1xS.
keepsie Kingston, Bristol Cask Hudson and COssackis
Breakfast and dinner board the boat The and spo
did stesmcr CONFIDENCE Capt A. ID Psck. viii ssg-
the steamboat pier foot Of RobnsOns Tuesdsys 1hursas
aud Saturdays al O'Clock, AM Returning. leaves Asny
Mondays Wednesdays and Fndays al O'Clock, AN
All persons forbid trusting any account Of s
above bost or owner s2f
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ITO CONTRACTORs.-5ea Proposals viii he
received by the Delaware and Hudson Cansl Cotnpany
IN. Engineers Office a. High Falls, Ulster County uni
he % day II November FOR The LOCKS, SECTIONS
BRIDGES &c neces-sry for he Enlargement Of tne Della
and Hudson Canal a. High Falls. The worn 10 %
oomplsed by 70. ln dsY Of Marin. 1880 according 10 the
plans and specifications hat vii be submitted for ex ANNA
uon Al he Office, a. High Falls, and afer the ION Of
October.
The iIl Of al persons that are parties 70 propos
uon must Do written oat Ihe came
Tee party 10 sny proposition. hct be accepted will
be required 70 enter into contract Immediately AFTER the
c-ptance u lhe same.
TIE Company Itself the ghl 10 accept
ieci proposals Iast may be offered hey may consider
ihesr Interest requires T. - LORD, Chef Engineer.
Engineers Office, High Falls, Sept % iS4s. % 3w
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q. FOX SALE OR ENCHA>GE ~ og q

yf.. sr1ekiyu prnucrtv ten-ioom Sfflnsi ftcnfy
I'll Couuertcut bat shor distance rom sieamioa
landing az very fle conirupisl NeN ORR A.
Hsrff,rt Rsifosd A the machinery iCr Conducting ne
business IN good oricr-vil be sod YIN ne properly
Abundant wsier power-fwel'irg siis-het fgf pNgc.
lsr. Apply % les lm'I W lkVA I'm = fetl~A
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1870 dsH a,sl sfe Th2r

EkfSAarCIJNE- Albany ard Troy dircci-h0o
tho Pier A The foot u Corland-si-Pe0ouf
t4Eng hess boais will arrive IN Troy In time 10 take he eS
Hest morning trains West TO Buffalo, and North ~ LssH
George and Champlsin. Tie low pressure sissmDos
TROY, Capt WE n. Frakec. Monday, Wednesday sns
Friday, M O'Clock r. NJ The aud splendid sesn
boat EMPIRE, Capt w. W Upper, Tuesday rauf'
day and Saturday, 1t o'clock Freight must BE- pJi y
charge " the Freight Agent lhs Company viii r0l
ponsbe for los FOf passage &c apply board Ofp
"a 5 = CHAMBERLAIN. u ths ohics On he whsr
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TO LET.

a. TO IFT-Frosn the l., o. November rev., -,
e. story ana attc brick house > Ac.1gdocpi.e.
oi3 ls-
- -TFAN POWER To ifT.-A zee r5.,.. \.
% The Iubur- Bsifii1Es ID l-f. WIN sfeNr r.,s--
Apply al it. hIntnNaf s..H
- 40 IEr-Tke upper part 81 tso-.iofy ho....
H. pleasantly sllafel ll hl4spnsi uesf >prng cons,
nA ns of iNs rO1ms on sec0la Dr. sfur al ba.-r-t
Croiou wsi-r sc Esquire % AS. AChERNAN iaf
Nassal.st Possession Immediately u required oi q
a. To LITTLE iSo-siory slf afrc trcs hcass b,
Wvrkofst lu~sr g1urtsf >uuih brocAYn So
- fr.irsle uri-r. ilsirf ui. ~iih cnfcc srspe tr..
ard Ut ti- SHE residences M hfu1kfn Rer
very ioN-sao uq4lrs lo premises. or a. IL 80 s
Wifan-st y oA lvs
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auIIIINERY.-M MCLEAN. SIS Broad
~ way hss Just received some new styles " French
Il E~Miluery. and viii open them on wednesday Oct
%A is OF D.
Fu FASHIONABLE HAT~.-Jusi finished the
most splendid article offered, elegant French
.lk hats Al the low price OF s. usually sold Tor 81
Also IN article a. g 50 and g. 25-nest hats Al 81
oil I'm BROWN, las Csnsl-s.
an NEW STYLE FALL FASHION HATS for lS4s
ALI Just finished genlrmens and young gents moesAn
silk black beaver nufra, brush and Cashmere ha-
with recent Improvements trimmings, and French elastic
suf. ISIS im-l J n. MONAROUE. Halter - bo~ery
RA LARGE ASSORTMENT Of geniemsns
boys snd youths fne French calf double and single
so-s Tres. boots Of the latest fashion, Congress and
- al other kinds Of CALLERS. half boots, oregon ues
pumps and All kinds OF work made 10 order, IN the BEST
manner and warranted Repairing done IA workmenhke
ranner notice f9 Broadway. corner Of Canalsl
so lm-
No MORE WET FEET-M DAYS IS
60 Couand-st ladies' rubber oVershoe. are retailing
low ~ 4 shiiags pair, such ~ formerly 'oid
shngs Thoussnds u pairs are Tor sale ana STOCK
embraces ali The sinds and -fy manufactured IN the Uni
ted States. 50 psierus Remember DAY . Cortland
ufacturer " Rubber and Gutls Percha oo eod&w
TAKE NpTI E-Lsdes and gentlemen we
ELK have gOtup anew style Of OutaPerch oVefshoes
thsI be De beat 10 durability and beauty
and I've large assortment Of clogs quilted shoes
India nbt-i- and oh kinds Of adies gents misses and
chidrens boots shoes 367 Broadway door above
Franklin.st fo5 wv NJ CAHILL
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% PROPFRTY-A Farm OF 81 scres hrsrrsie and sin.
49, nted at the pleasant village Of Pmcksmlu. viin
three hours ride Of this CITY On N. premises
new modern style dwelling and al other necessary
houses aso new together win choice varsity q rgA
tree. For farther Information apply %
olSd THOs. DAVENPORT. ia W sshpg'cns
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AMERICAN MARBLE.

AMERICAN MARBLE.
A MEXICAN MARBLE FOR TOMB AND GRAVE
n stones posts h-arhs tagging, building &c. o. -gpe-
qualify. from quarry lsley opened 10 Vermont, for
ALE Manuf.curers requested CAL and examins the
o1sftv Aoply 9Ts West-.t Ia iusl JOsFPHF LFPPTTT
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CROTON MILLS fLOUR.-W. o. BELTS,
hAFls ertsrod INTO gsmenis win ne Prep siofs
9r ne purpose. viii supply mill prices ne different s-
els- man1fsctured a. Croton M-s ~ Ch-uy--i VIZ Tx
IRA Wheat Graham and K Flour for families me bolted
white and yellow Indian Meal and b1ckwheai 70 ~; and
- ID Oags, well a9c naf barrels Aso their
tsrns and Wh-ai-u Gns Boxes for orders ef ne
following pisces
Z Hesys milk depot i5s Bowery.
A c Wheeler. meal store or Threeeths and Founhsr
J.. D. HUNTS Indian medicine store ~ Hoaston-st.
Heckers bread store, III West Broadway.
P Cummings luitery, 10 Eighth-svenae.
William Daniels pork store, 70 spgi1g-st.
Heckers bread store, AS Pearsl
w Buffers drug store. Grend-sL Wiriam.burzh
OLE 2wos. w q. BELTS.
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esnl CHALLENGE Notice 10 genleu,n who
,cJUO want their Old clothes look The nsw-Ca ali at
ne cleaning dying tailoring aud repairing cstabshnerts II
% God 81 where you gel al ere.se piscn, AE glue
aud paini extracted without soiug The cloth no shortest
aouce sad I1s rosi reasonable terms, by J B NOAH
70 Goldsl Two doors from Beskman n T. % In
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GREFNWIcH sAvINes BANK, OF II, I3fI-
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that by a resoIu-

lion Of The Board OF Trustees The rate Of interest here
ser allowed deposits VIII be increased from -Four 90
Five per per all $50 snc from Five %
SIX per cent on $50 and under Until oiherw
ordered CLINTON GILBERT. s..,s..rfs.
ole 2w- EDWARD y. PIGOT. 90e'e o'ie,-
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,OO .OOO uOTTIE- NEARL

e--za 500 SET OF COOPER-, Truss HOOPS
! a. wholesale ant retail 81 CHARLES ; LIT
rFys usrdsssr- sunr- s. rn'tnr-sf y OH ~
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~ ~, G., ~, G, :, o., : 80

TINS day declared DIVIDEND Of four and che hai per e.
% the capital stock Of ne Company for he SIX monhs end
ng Isl August last payable % ic fockho csrs on sud siri
Wednesday, the lot November next The transfer book
Will he closed from the 25'h inst that date BY order
olO M c L ENERlTT. Secretary.
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FIRE.-A candle which had been carelessy left
burning In bedroom at No. Rooseveltst burned
down Get FIRE to the table and communicated to straw
rod on the premises The flames we're extinguished
after doing trihiug damage
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~ "A FATHrR" complains very much about
isdtiease advertisements in certain newspapers and
wishes us to erpose them This we decline doing
Every one to his tsse. Those who take papers which
contain ndelcste and impure advertisements, most
likely understand what they about when they select
their paper How far such papers suitable for fam
Nv reading, each one mus, Judge for himself We de
cline publishing such advertisements.
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xxlPIANOFORTE llU-IC-Alsdy miy
H. &z1cOmpeteai and Of much experience m teach
hTnH Hing wishes few scholars m effnon 10
Ki,g.f sl8 I'M
uR=lFOK SALE-At the old stand, Barclay
N--x III opposite the AsiOr House, variety OF o.
n. .nd octave Pia9oorie. Of every ps 3
rosewood aud mahogany warranted 10 give sausiac
ton or sale. Pianos on hire
- Sinh JAMES THOMPSON, late Tsllmsn \ ksndsl.
usrprl PIArOFOKTEs.-Pers about puF'
49, 3e chasing Pianos viii hnt 4 10 their adYan.
Mage 70 call Al K. Glenn Cois Manufacto-
! " gry, l9i Rultonsl west Of Broadway.
gen Of Mahogany AMI Rosewood Pianos con
siary hand which viii b. sold OS Tor cash or approved
paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms
rng17 r GLENN co. 1874 Fulton-si.
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c.n,AhuEo-Ihe osFF.s ULINIyH, ",
-Nitsie, every Monday. kaCHAnyt'
Capt kosekrsns, sy-ry ThursdAy. POUGHkfEr5H
Capt hoffman, every Saturday, a 0clocs ron ~
Aurrsyst for Passengers and freight The above bSt
are egsrty furnished with ssterOOms sro spacious so'
comfortable cabins and expressly h-d up Tor r co
on ard convenience Of csssengers Afye At P00ghnssp
sic In tine for the stages Sharon Pine fsirs aud rev
Milford For farther particulars apply board he bags
RIO frn3i M WILLIAMSON VAIL. 1874 Westst
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- " KEELING, via Philadelphia, bau.
more, Cumb-rsnt. Nd BY ne bpilo'
states Mail, through Ia q hous from sewYort - niles
Railroad. I5l Ezt.ous kosd
Leave Nss-forh Al and AN and a I and u NJ
leave Phi.dsiPhs 81 AN q sod IL p NJ, leave n.u
more u and p NJ daily. leave Cuubefsna
AM ADD N. dsiiy, BY ~ hn-s Cor Ptsb1Ssa ana
Wheeling, C.aeinnaa 81 Eogi-, New Orlsans 80
For through ;scsets BY this apply PnAafspoha
The Railroad Oce corner u Msr.'t and Eleyenih - ~
Al Is So1.h Thirisi board escamboa foot q Dos
WHAT
Fare thfongr from Ph.5elphia 10 Pilsbufgn ~, "
wheeling, 50 with tho privilege Of stopping a. bAD""'
AID res1mlng sssis A. essure
For farther Information, apply 10
J. l.. SKINNER. Agent sf Adsm. Cos tApiosss,
Do Oflce ID W Mn. a A 81 " Ofeen - n.
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William Butler, charged with
creating a revolt on board the pscketship picksbus
last evening reaested his saretes having
asrea him
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Law Courts.

CoURT Or OYER AND TERMIyEK-The trial Of al
body chsfses ~iih murder hss Po-Pon-d r 10 tern
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ANOFORTE MANUFACTO.

f1x-4~s&&8RY 49, FuIOu-st east side Broadway, Al
Uentirely article warranted superior II
utone, and 20 keep n@une much longer th.t
sny now IL use mAde with peculiar harp frame, Obyiaung
he becuou metallic pedals written guaranty will be
given with each instrument ani when any doubt 10 Their
quality expressed the payment msy be vthhe until suet
LOO ia are removed. BENNETT 4 ROGERS
fef5r 49, FutOn-sl side Broadway
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.r-AALBASy AND TROY DAY dss

steamers HENDRIX HUDSON Cspssr
A. GorhsIn, and Aida, Captan Y n Stone, will leay@r
Bsrcsyst wharf daily sgndsys exceptsd for Albany go
Troy, making tho usual landings BY ts ~sy al ofofs
VI and returning, will Leave Troy al ., and Albsnys'
O'clock A ~ For passage or freight apply ~ the Csytsk
on board. al the ONCE on lb. wharf uys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-18

ENY-5NFOR ALBANY AND TROY Throssh
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nyes N time for Cars Fast or West Leaves New fofs
every Monday, Wednesday, and Frdsy The new sfssn.
boat RIP VAN WlSKLE Cspt :. Schuyler viii lesys
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-02

MuRpER.--On Saturday morning last, we
learn that foul and wanton mnrder was
committed in Paulding county, on the canal.
near Section 20. A man of the name of
Weatbetbe, came on board canal boat at
The lock at Riderour's; he had fowling
piece and attempted I'd shoot some ducks,
which we're frightened by some act of a Mr..
O.. Eaton, lately of Detroit. Weatherbe, in
consequence, Threatened Eaton severely, and
said that if he had Eaton on the towing
path, he ss'wopld settle bis business forhm y
The other passengers intencred, and as they
supposed, healed the quarrel between them.
This, however, was moi the case. Most OF
The passengers having left the deck Of the
boat, and those that remained being turned
from the quanelers, Weatherbe raised his
gun and deliberately shot Eaton, who after
receiving The wound seized Weatherbe and
threw him overheard. Eato then went to
the stern Of the boat. and said to the steers
man, / am shot badly" He lived but 20
minutes after. TIE boat was stopped and
fWeatherbe compelled 10 come on board, but
before he did soshe is stated 10 have drawn
case knife onsthe captain of tile boat. He
was taken 10 Section Ten, and examined be-.
fore Esq. Pedicord, by whom lie was com
mitted for tralat the Paulding county court.
There being no Jail in Paulding county
Wcatherbo was sent 10 the Allen county Jail
at Lima, Al,
Had the, offence been committed in This
county, though we have a jail, il would have.
been necessary 10 have sentthe prisoner for
safe-keeping elsewhere, as otft Jail is SO thor
oughlysout Of repair that no person could be
confined initlongcr than il suited him 10 re-
main.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-02

CRoss OLD MRs. MASSACHUSETTS, The Bos.
ton Post remarks Of this venerable old lady,
who wouldn't give a dollar 10 keep her vol
unteers from starving, that sone time, in her
: old woman's rage, she swore that if Texas
came into the Union, she would 60 straight
out oft! Well, one fine morning, young
and blooming Texas walked right in ever SO
smiling, was received graciousy and loving
ly by nearly all the other sisters, and there
sal cross old Mrs. Massachusetts with her
3 'sresolve" pinned to Ler apron. But instead
of walking right our, as she bad threatened,
B the old lady, who loves trade as we'll as she
does treason, pocketed hef, s'resolye,"' and
fell TO work swapping her cotton goods with
) Texas free Of dutyw sas ao4 ,as