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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

~ CITY PkOPERTl.-The Farm, known as howard-
place containing about 20 situate the South Bay,
near The village OF Sayvie Long Island formerly the resi-
sience Of Capt karcens Mgnson About bali The and Is
nder high Of cultivation and the whole lee soping
Beautifully toward the beach, and y capable OF great pro-
gucton.
The mansion IL surrounded by an extensive and beautiful
lawn, well shaded with irees and Shrn5bery contains
About 80 Il In good condition and has been recently
painted; coach houses stsbng for ~ horses OF The
largest barns the Island houses for Ice milk, coal
smoking tools &c cattle sheds pig pens house. Nc
AL the main travelled road, about quarter OF mile
ron the water, with handsome avenue leading 70 the
beach. This IL undenaby very desirable residences
un It's peculiarly OF SOIL The purity and abundance OF wa
Der. there hres wells Of son water, beside several
springs on the premises) modified asr-tae balmy
bret nom the beautiful bay rendering II deicousy cool
In Summer and quite temperate In winter TneSe advan
7ages render Of the most healthy locations 10 be found
There the psce young orchard Of about $50 trees
of ected grated guilt and extensive gardeR filed
with great variety OF small fruits. plants, grapes. Se
Game abounds In the vicinity and The enthusiastic
disciple Of Isaac Walton DO grahed TO his hearts de-
sire with the fish and nom the Bay and trout In
shoals on lie and The neghboring streams. Manure
of The beat quality constantly deposing on the beach In
large quantities and therefore only the labor OF caring
From every part Of the place extensive view Of the
Bay and Ocean beyond.
The distance from NewYoTk Is about 50 miles Time
hours BY Railroad
III moi sold ene by The ss Of February win BE- divided
Ind sod In cottage lots Terms moderate and most Of the
purchase money can remain bond and mortgage II do
sired Inquire OF d. d. HOWARD, Irving House
Hu New-York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

AIRS. VAN HOUTEN'S SHIRT AND
lVI FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT 50 Nassau-st
IL destined become tbs retreat TOR the fashionable gen.
Winter Goods are now offered at very reasonable prices
Orders will be executed at "a hours notice Gents fur
nished for he ballroom in elegant style CAL and see
d3l lmeOdf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
EENTON'S PATENTFLINT ENAM-

Il Ell WARE composed Of Flint, Fedspar aud Quartz
made Bennington Vi Depot OF Fulton and Joha-
son ss BROOKLYN. Sold by ALBERT BRETT, me sole
Agen for Long Island Staten Island, and The Sate OF
Rhode Island The shove Ware 10 anew and most oeau
f9l Invention Is much stronger 1hau any 9le. NIoSAsIy,
ao being entirely hrepFcOfit has many advantages over
any Croeke now made The enamel Is composed Of pure
flint which il very valuable for COOKING purposes as
there viii be no danger Of poison from any see made
with this enamel The Albany Journal says THIS oea1uel
Ware attracting very general attention The eolorng "a
indescFhably beautiful TIE delicate uns obtain
ed and the peculiar mode Of their application gives them
permsnenee enduring din itself The most highly
polished rosewood, sgsle marble 10 not susceptible Of
more exquisite finish than Is given 10 the most common
article produced by this invention. IT. instead Of being
eheep Ss ordinary CrOokery, this Ware expensive
~ The richest China Il would be adopted IS the fashion;
but being cheap. well Ornamental Il viii come into
general wherever beauty. combined with utility ap
prtciaed- All orders promptly attended TO- and sent 10
any part Of Brooklyn OF New-lork.
ALBERT BRETT, corner Of Fulton and
lis lweods Johnson sts Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
GREAT INVENTION.-E. WAR

GREAT INVENTION.--E. WAR
~ RENS newly improved wrou ght iron THRESHIN9
MACHINE, for Wheat and ALL KINDS OF GRAIN,
Il offered TO the public al wholesale retail, and war
rSnied 20 do twice as much work lwh The p0wer
As any other machine extAnL II IL Constructed thai Il
cannot possibly break get oat Of order and by with
the grain proved 10 be able 70 lake oat every ker
mel in every IL is small and portso.e and wiz
20 wears In constant The capacity Of the largest size
80 inches SQUARED Is SUFFICIENT 10 thesh eco bushsls day
with horses price $50. Second sze sc bushels, SIS
Third GiEe l5e bushels, CO Horse Powers iOn $50
SIS. liberal deducSon made 10 the trade Township
County snd State rights for sale by
JOSEPH q. GILBERT, ziS PeArl-s;.
AS the Machines vary IN construction according paf
posss applied al orders must state The wants Of the pur
chaser Letters without orders must be postpaid
dS 2swlm&itWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
TALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, Be-

W ALUADLE r ANN FOR DALE, Do-
longing 10 the Of the late Jacob Duryee situated
about mile west of the village OF Newtown, L. L. on the
Trains Meadow Road between Astoria and Newsown and
four miles from Willamsburgh The said Farm contains
about 80 acres the most OF which is good nabe land,
variety of Fruit Trees and good substantial and large
Dwelling House and out buildings VI the 80 acres Az nes
in one parcel and contains young bearing Apple Orchard
of selected fruit and excellent location for dwelling
house If not sold by Thursday the 18th Jan 1881 II WIN
then be offered at auction al WheeleTs Public House, IN
the village Of Newtown al y O'Clock FOR particulars In
ouire on The premises or al PETER DURYEES,
IA 2Ws POI Greenwich ST. cor. Vesey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

AT PRIVATE SAILING valuable
k&shree-.sory Brick HOUSE and LOT souseat corner
Sfverick and LAighsfia
Also the three-soFy and basement BIRCH HOUSE ana
Tor Is LaiehlsI Lot q by about 100 teel deep.
Also The bhck STABLE fronting on 81 JohnslAne near
Lsghtst large portion Of the purchase money esa
sna5 on bond and mortgage for term Of years For fun
particulars. spplytO COLE Chiffon, Aust,oo,neers,
IT'S lW SWA4st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
United PARTNERsHIP.-The up-

Adersigned hereby give notice that they have formed
limited Isrtnership for The transaction OF mercantile bust
ness IN ne city OF NewYork pursuant TO the provisions OF
an act Of the Legislature Of he State Of entitled
or Limited Partnerships" The said business viii be
done under The ZANE Of "LEWIS PENNEY" The gen-
era nature said partnership business il that OF buvng
and selling BOOTS and SHOES and keeping WHOLE.
SALE BOOT and SHOE STORE. The UNDERLINED
Lewis Penney, residing IN the city Of NewYork is he
general partner and the undersigned Thomas Townsend
aso residing IN said city IL The special partner and such
as eOnouco seven thousand I'VE hundred dollars Ia cash
capital 10 the stock The said partnership s 70
commence on the FIRST day Of January ls and terminate
tce expiration OF two years from that day. Store %
Cortland -st-Dated January !, 1851
LEWIS PENNEY,
u 6w THOMAS 5. TOWNSEND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
COTTAGE IN BROOKLYN TO LET
FOR SALE.

CARPETING, Oil Cloths, Hearth Rugs,
~ Table aud Piano Covert Window Shades, &c cheap
al HYATTS Carpet Store, "a Bowery Jl1 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
CLOTHING.

WTINTER GARMENTS.-In view of
w the advanced taste OF the Season. are Offering al
Reduced Prices selection from what In endeayor 20 70
tain the supremacy Of our Goods have no hesitation IN
Commencing as the best assortment Of First Quality
READY MADE GARMENTS in the city, comprising
particularly new style Of surouts, Over and Body Sacks
Dresa and Frock Goats. Pantaloons, Vests, &c
WIN. 7. JENNINGS, l. Co. 81 Broadway,
d23U opposite the Park fountain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
TOURAUD'S MARVELLOUS ITAL-

A NOUKAOD - thA1e' - -, - 80 49, t.dv
Hn INDICATED SOAP viii insure, 20 any d.ayS
sirs r. Sazzing white skin and rosy cheeks Inc Inc
indictments OF which 10 composed are Os ~ a.
sss TonShness tan sunburn, saowness ireeAss'
pimplss letter salt hsum chaps e1s s 1Ss .S
se - 80 transparent and altogether lovely Neiher
nader wife nor mother shsId use any 9,ner s ast
S nound ever used making rich creamy atner
r .sit o. hard water well as son GOURAUps roy.
DRE SUsTlLE is warranted 70 up.O9}IL EPfns N M
tr rVq s1 HAIR RESTORATIVE viii prevent badness
and restore the hair 20 places whence nSS osr and
,rsaS;cnt sof.ness and gloss GoURAUDs LIQUID
ROUGE mpars pale lips and cheeks 1pIS AIR
NV IL Inc best article invented for changing RED or Fly
RAJ, n beautiful black OF brown In few minutes uVo
RAIID's LILY WHITE removes insLantaneousy nusues
rsSness saIowness roughness &c The genuine atllces
are 10 be had only Of DR.. FELIX GOURAnD 81 c
SQUIRT ird-st Philadelphia Bates Jordan ~ asa
ington-sl Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17


DEMEMBER rs FuIton-srreer, Sign
II Z Of Gen. Taylor-P, L. ROGERS, Wholesale aud Re
tai CloheT, IS FutOn-st respectfully invites examine
don Of his md elegant style Of ready made clothing
for the Fall Of 1850 and The Winter OF l85O-5l
In The Wholesale Department viii be found an ample
stock OF welmade and fashionable garments calculated 70
DO good service all sections Of the country and cheaper
than ever before offered In this city.
The Retail Departments stocked with an inmense va1e-
" OF OvercOats Sacks Frocks, Dress Coas Vests faala
looms &c Of every material which fashion sanctions or
economy approves and the following list viii show that
the prices graduated by the very lowest scale OF living
prohs -,oons
most splendid assortment Of Drab English Devonshire
KeTseys, from. 90 TO ~ 20
Black Brown and Blue Beavers........... 90 10 %
Fancy light Overcoats W ~ 70
Drab Black and Blue Pilots. 90 500
SPLENDID Dress and Rrock Goats. 90 Is 90
PANTS
Pants Of every shade and color: .......... 90 500
VESTS.
Vests OF every style Of goods. 500
BOYS CLOTHING.
Backs and OvercOAts. 4 W oW
Jackets.s 's's'''''''' ~
Pants...
Also splendid assortment OF Cloths, Cassmeres, and
Vesngs constantly hand and made 70 order a. The snor
notice.
A flll suit OF Winter Clothing for s.
81 guaranteed IN al cases, and orders executed 10 zoe
Custom Department In the most fashionable style and WIZ
the utmost promputude. r Il. kO0EhS; 81,
OH 3meodf No 70 Fuiton-sI corner OF oOio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

ONE OF THE LARGEST SHOE
histories in the city Is offered for SALE Ladies and
Chdren's Shoes doing business Of $3.50 and can be
extended to dou bic that amount Capital required $500 10
III 81. 20 r. FULLER, q COrtland-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

NOR SALE The two-Story brick
II HOUSE and LOT IN fee, known As IA Avesue d,
zouheas Of Thidst occupied as grocery Store
and dwelling. For terms. &c apply 90
ilS lw ~. BLEECKER, Aueuoneer, Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
TNOR SAI,E-And Possession given the

NOR SALE-And Possession given the
n first Of April next, good twostory brick Dwelling,
House % by SO feet with kitchen attached also barn ana
other outbudings all In good repsr also about six acres
of good land adjoining with young orchard OF grstec
ru thereon, situated about miles west OF me Dep0 ~
South Norwak Conn on the main rosd Price $lSO0 For
further particulars inquire OF CHARLES HoYr, 50 broome
~ New-York, or Of GEoRGE RAYMoSp, near ne DeRo
South Horwalk. GEORGE kAfMOND.
Nor,yat Conn. Jan, 9Th, 1851 SLOT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
IGOR SALE or to LEASE, from the LIST

HIN(Jh DALE OF W l4C4AOESf ALUM bhO ASe
Of April next. the FARM MANSION HOUSE, and
other Buildings thereon, In NoRTHFlELD, STATEN
ISLAND nearly opposite EhzaoethporI, now IN me oc-
-nnsfion of paul Newton, (ais Newton DsyenpoIIl-
The YARN contains by recent survey upwards OF VI Acres
fronting on Newark Bay, and extending southeTy scross
ihe road leading from Ehzebeihpon sS55 Staten Island
Very to Port Rchmon TO the Ola Place Road There 10
nboui u Acres SALT MEADOW, fronting on me bay,
tAhoOt 50 Acres under cultivation, and the remainder
NEARLY all covered with Wood The House Is modern
buit with Baoement and Cellar, two Parors Piazza, ana
S,ys,s r,o,ns ON pnpeT story Apply to e@1
IS If GEO. BOWMAN, hanoVor-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

A FARM FOR SALE-In the town
IAof Eastcheser, about II miles sanxvie Dep0t
about lbs acres with GOOD BUILDINGS, and In mgr
state Of cultivation, with choice selection OF FRUIT
Said Farm adOns the land OF the late John Townsend and
L. Andrews on the west and NORTH and the new village Of
Pehamvle the south, in view Of and about mile from
the New-Haven Railroad and may be divided into four
parts with good building Sites and will be sold 10 parts OF
together 0ne-half the price may remain on The farm In
d90 4weods CALEB MORGAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

TAIUARIE PROPERTY for SALE

VALUABLE FhOf Ell IOI oALH
T rs, lste on Moses Clark deceased situated in
he town OF Eas Chester weschester Co s offered tor
ssla n a snated about miles from the Tuckahoe De
81 ~ re 8sriel Railroad containing i0 acres bounded
orbrjy by highway leading from East Chester 70 New
Rochelle essery by The essery highway o. Essl Ches'e
lands late OF ksin Morgan and lands Of James Morgan
ESQ. On the Fam is substantial marsOnhouse args
barn and extensive sheds mlhOuse, earriage1Ouse sa
other necessary utbuidiBgs, all In COOS eondoni 80,
good tenapi-hoGse. the Farm s Ia high stsle a. Al
movement and IL well calculated for farming, or %
vded in lots as it lie bounded by highways a9oa. ~ In
From this place there il very extensive we ,eo,s5
Isand SouEd 5000 OF the purchase mo ney nay i
ON mortgage on the Farm For further pernco sts inquire
OF SAMUEL CLARK 146 Elizabeth 81 NEW d1iAi Al,
- w. d $500 VII 0 r JOHN SOULlCE,
IN s,,s Executor Of Moses CLARK, decd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

NOR SALE.-A neat three story brick
~ HOUSE and LOT situated on Jane-st in the Ninth
Ward and In the vicinity Of Abingdon-square The house
s perfect condition being nearly newt as any house
IN the Ward, possessing as II does all the modern I'M
Drovenents and cOnveniences such as Ranges CroIon
xks ,er. Gas, Extension Rooms &c &c Ii can be pur
chased fo $1,000 s4Ooo Of which can remain on mortgsge
ard possession gSn about the middle o. Aps can bS
by dropping line in box 1880 lower Pos!omle s!f Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

NOR SALE.-The fixtures and good
II will ofs good PRIVATE SCHOOL Of fifty Scholars,
calculated for one Teachers The location is good
and rooms pleasant having Male and Female Depart
ment. Inquire al 1855 Wayery place, or 10 Factoryst
il5Sgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
HOUSES, &C. TO LET.

ITO LET OR LEASE-The five story
II STORE al Broadway. Apply to
III 3teOdt w. b LAWRENCE, Jr. 493 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
AT PRIVATE SALE-The House

end Lot Nc q DoniDicf st The house s two story
c and basemep house. with slate roof and vaults under
sS sl ard is size twenty feet by forty feet In dep.h
with tesroorn 10 the lot twenty feet front aud rear BY
sehyour feet six inches In depth large portion OF the
purchase money remain on bond and mortgage.
For price and further particulars apply 70 ANTHONY
BLEECKER, Auctioneer 7 Broadst. jill lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
SIS SIX CORD SPOOL

OOO CASES BLEACHED SHIRT
NW}INGs as a. o. IS and IS inch, suitable fc<
Manufacturers Of Bags and the general trade For sale By
a. C. 3. LIZ BARON, SIS Pine-sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

COLORED CAMBRICS.-l00 cases
" all colors and qualities for sale at reduced prices ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
NOR SALE.-The first class tw

ENOR SALE.-The first- class tWO-story
n and attic Is story in rear house Henyst 25x with
brick addition containing wash tea and bath ROOM lot lou
feet deep ground S2 lease 20 years to rum and sub
5ect to further renewal The premises are IN the most per-
ct order with every convenience hot aud cold water &C.
The carpets olhs piergasses drapery, &c all new,
will be cold II desired. Possession 10 April To be seen
Between 10 and y AM and and M FOR Iurner par
Beusrs apply 10 SMITH EASTmAN
il6 2WF % frOntsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE

NThe subscriber offers for sale his valuable Farm and
Country Seat situated Long Island Sound q miles from
New-Y0rk, In Rye WestchesteF Co on the New-Haven
Railroad II will be sold In parcel divided into
parts of from 10 50 acres-esch having splendid build
Ing site &C. Or be viii sell in parcel the Mansion
House and outbudings with from so TO IS The
land 10 Of superior quality, well fenced SC For further
particulars inquire Of JAMES BARKER, Jr. IS Seventh
st or the subscriber On the premises o
JIG 3w% HENRY M. BARKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

NOR SALE.-2l LOTS on Nineteenth
n st Eighth Wsrd, City Of Brooklyn with 100 feet water
for house and lot In Brooklyn. Apply to w. G. FOR
MAN, g South w niam-si. JIG lw"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
| r. PRTTATE SALE.-The HOUSE

1Hand LOT or GROUND known a. No 81 Greenwich
avenue said lot being In size Is feet 'front.' D feet on the
rear by 90 feet In depth On the said Lot there Is
and House, the front House IL threestory brick
buildings the House 10 2story and attic Toe 'front.'
House Is finished In good style, with marble maues fold
ing doors Croton water &c. For price terms and further
XEfHoNY J. BLEECKER, Aucnoneer,
AZ luz Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

n inches front and by 75 feet deep, situate on
Avenue b. about so feet south from Ninhst For terms
apply al 1870 feminist Third-av. jl5 Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

OUPERFINE SHIRTINGS-The VIII
NSuansvtIla Company's Medal Premium Shrtngk =
nrh Brown and 81 inch Bleached for sale by the Agen
si ~ NESMITH co. 50 and 81 Pnest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
TO LET.-THE SCHENECTADY

A VERY DESIRABLE ROOM for two
N single gentlemen or gentleman and wife al lS Co
lumbla 81 Brooklyn. llo 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

II adjoining the village Of Fairmount Westchester Coun
fy Fo Sale The ground 10 dry and elevated and Is
veyed In lots for building purposes number OF which front
on the Boston Road Ii VIII be sold together, 10 lots TO
suit subscribers map Of the premises be and
further particulars given by inquihng Of
Jig 2ws Y. DUESENBERRY, 50 Wlliam-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
WATER POWER FOR SALE OR

w LEASE-The desirable and extensive Water Power
nj Depot OF Harlem Railroad twenty-five miles from City
Hail. will be sold leased favorable terms For fur
Their particulars address Box 698 PostOice. jl62wf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17

IN BRICK HOUSE and LOT Of GROUND, known as
I87 formerly 1892 and JOralemon
by loo feet in depth The House has basement and sab
celay For price and further particulars, apply to
U6lw A. J. BLEECKER, Aucuoneef, Broad ct q
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-07-18
Post Office Stamps.

HE advertiser, Postmaster at Pleasant
Il Grove, Allegheny County, Maryland,
is the first person in the United States who
conceived and undertook extensively to
publish the idea of furnishing all post-offi-
ces in the country with cheap stamps. All
stamps made by him are warranted equal or
superior to any Others that can be- procured
for the same price, and whenever any are
sent out in any manner defective or unsatis-
factory, duplicates will be forwarded, on
notice, without extra charges. Ali who Or
der set Of stamps. with a full set of cHAN-
GEs for dates, at only 50 for 80 pieces, shall
be kept in stamps AID TRlBITMM. Full set
with one change, 81.
When stamps are neatly made with turn
ed handles and screw-same style as the
regular Government Post Office stamps
durable, efficient, and warranted, price One
or Two Dollars only, and special authority
to send by mail free.
Address "P. M, Pleasant Grove, Ale
gheny county, Maryland"
Qs- Amy editor publishing the above
with this note,e three times, and sending
a copy OF the paper, shall receive credit for
$40 IN wood letter, or $40 proof press-or
II preferred, wood engraving or AN engra-
we'd newspaper head, of the above value,
will be forwarded.
June Goth, 1851.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-07-18
The Michigan Conspiracy Case

This trial has been proceeding thirteen
days. Most of the evidence is accumula-
tive. The following extract from w. d..
Wescotts's testimony approaches some
what nearer TO the point at issue than any
thing we have yet noticed:
son or about the 18th September, |
had conversation with Fitch, in which
he said If they did not succeed in throwing
off the trains during the State Fair, at the
points named, west of Jackson, White
bridge, Dry Marsh; and at the high en-
bankment east of Franciscoville. they
would burn the four depots, at Detroit,
Ann Arbor, Jackson and Niles. He said
he wanted to show the people of Michigan
that the feeling against the road was not
local. If they could succeed in killing from
100 to 100 persons during the fair it would
bring the company to terms; they would,
if this did not do it, burn them. And
he then proposed to give me or any body
else $1,000 for burning these four depots,
or $3.50 for either of them he then said
he thought | would be good person to
do it, as had frequent business over the
road.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-07-18
ITALY.
Eastern Morals.

We hear great deal in Eastern pa
pers Of Western morals, and many are
the lectures that are read to us upon our
crimes and our siniulness. Perhaps the
relative degree of crime, anu its charac-
ter, can be better understood by refer
ence to one days doing in the murder
way, as furnished by the New York
Express:
Al Williamsburg, N. Y. on the 18th,
Lawrence Riley murdered his wife and
her mother, Mrs. Golding, and stabbed
young woman in the side, inflicting so
dangerous a wound that il is feared she
may not recover. He and his wife had
not lived happily together. After his
apprehension, he said, "now you may
take me out and hang me-
AT Boston, on the %, Mrs. Mahoney,
aged %, the mother of four children.
was beaten to death by her husband,
Daniel Mahoney.
AT Lynn, Mass, on the same day.
Charles Furhush, who lost leg in the
Mexican war, and John ]. Purdy, from
Philadelphia, jonrneymen shoemakers,
retired from their dinner table to their
rooms. which they occupied together.
Shorll, afterwards, two reports of a pis-
tol were heard, and the owner Of the
house, on proceeding TO their room. found
Purdy shot through the heart. Furbush
then discharged pistol al his own heart,
bat il only wounded his ear. He was
Immediately arrested, and coroner's
inquest was held upon the deceased; the
verdict being that "John j. Purdy died
from Two pistol shots discharged by
Furbush." No cause is assigned for
the act, as they had been intimate asso-
cia,es for some time. Furbush is in Sa-
lem jail 81. louis Republican.