davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
YE1HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The ships

n L -
comprising this l.no, ar U" . 49,, =,
ARCTIC, Captain lnte bALtII' Capt ConiscocA
ADRlArlC Caps Grafton
Thcto khlrs having bvu nni by contract expressly 'ot
Grvrfnun; service every has been tsBen IN iher con-
s.ructinu also p thcr rgncs, ensure strength sno
s,ct and their accommodations for passengers ara un7
oiaiicI for elegance and coultnrt
Prize ut passage nom N6w YORK 10 Liverpool slS 7Ar
chsiVy, pso OF extra So snt SA' tr0ID
tvrftl NuSv York, SS5 An experienced Surgeon u
lshe 10 each ship No Burths secured 9Htil paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
fHnaN FIs-yu x FROM LIVERPOOL
shnpiay, October t1h, 1890 Wednesday, Oct Dul i17u
SATURDAY, October etth 1850 Wednesday,, NOV Eti i5t
Sahnty nov. 10Th 1880 Saturday December IN -
aniursy Nov Sn.h. 1850 Saturday Dscetlber y 81 !Sn
Saturday, Dec ltih, 1870 Saturday January tn ~!
Sanray. Dec 28th 1854 Saturday, January loth- iS?1
"Wednesday, Jan Stl 1881 Saturday, February 81, SN
Wednesday, Jan I'D 1881 Saturday, February oth ~
Wednesday, FEB 9th, 1851 Saturday, iSiuc5 !sl 49,.
Wednesday Feb 18th. 1851 Saturday, Msrch l7tn lc2I
Wednesday, Mch 5th 1851 Saturday. March ZSLht lS2l
For freight or passage apply 70 EDWARD \ GOLLlNS
81 Wall-st New York. or to BROWN. SHlPLE1 CD
LIVERPOOL +. G. ROBERTS K CO. Is Kings Arms Yard
london or L. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard, Moltmartre
Pors
scld silver bullion, specie, ewelry precinus stones
9lenIs unless bills OF adng signed therefor. and is
value thereof therein expressed.
After the 81 April the rata offreighi By the
cleaners will be materially reduced sh 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

HRIFFITH'S WESTERN LINE 1850,
~ continues TO carry goods Of all descriptions by canals
and railroads New York, Boston and Pbadepna 10
nessee Michigan, Indiana, Illinois Missouri, Iowa WE
cnu Minnesota and Canada West Te oga
DInt and Inner Lakes is unsurpassed Reference being
bad 10 annexed card Office SO Coentesshg corner South
al New-York. f. uhlffllH' Asen-
1a5o-Bufalo snndusky and Toledo Line Steamers;
BALTIMORE ............ Capt J. W. Futile.
QUEEN CITY ................;GC GAP, T ILtas.
SUPERIOR. bbps w
OHIO ....,................ Capt Richards
Troy ......:....;........C Capt Watkins sds rs O..
One of the above first class steamers WI leave the San
daily at NJ Passengers tcketed through from Buffalo
10 Cincinnati Forfreght passage apply on board or to
JOHN NJ. GRIFFITH, Agent.
my2l eodtDi Long Wharf and Ship Canal Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
Change of Hours, commencing Sept %.
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT

DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT
Il AERSON aud HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
Leave Suferns Depot at Leave New-Yorka a.
z o'clock, A. NJ So'clock A Nd
10 O'clock 80 min A NJ o'clock Is min. p. NJ
IS O'Clock P NJ O'Clock Is main. 2,
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Suffen's Depot Leave New-York al
= o'clock A NJ 5ocloch 70 mn r. IA
or on the arrival or tho Erie trains going East.
PATERSON TRAINS
Bepve Patterson nj Leave NeT-Y York at
&7s O'Clock A. NJ Markets. 9oclock A. NJ
81 O'Clock M. Pain Depot 10 O'clock N
l2o'clock NJ. Paterson Depot O'Clock r
Al O'Clock 2 NJ Patn Depot 81 o'clock Z NJ
81 o'clock P. NJ Market-st 81 O'Clock r m.
Except Mondays. ,,,
Leave Paterson al Leave New YORK al
u O'Clock A NJ. Marketst 9o'clock a NJ
Bon Monday mornings the ar rst Faln from ms sufeFE'
The 8 A. NJ and ) t5 O'Clock P NJ, trains from New
York will not stop any station north OF Paterson except
Rock Road and Eohokus and will be- in time to moot ue
Erie trains morning ano aVenng going West al ounerEs
Depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
CALIFORNIA.
TpACIFIC Mali, STEA MSHIP COM

80 ~ - 80 - 49,
1,,a,ar 1 of his f. = "3ra 'h11 uaef G ~
proved by The Navy DenarneDi and carrnr the limited
es u ails YIN C'aunus 10 eG7a PHhnia and San rAii-
uil w u5l ilteea'l Gays oil eacn month"; unless
Mails At mama TIE Steamo-s NJ lie So ~ be r1o~it
viii iouci 81 Acapulco, San Bias Mazaan San Diego and
fonfet Inf 9'lers o. NE 1eenLh OF lc month VIII
Tn new seqn,5t1 IliFi ~ l19 ,nar
ae 0ieaon awa e PsI e sa9 and Po
aud passengers from Panama and returning without delay
with mails and passengers for the following steamer from
for The transportation freight and transient passengers
between Panama and San francisco
The connection in the laatc will be maintained BIZ hs
Steamships EMPIRE CITI lesviur Npvv-Yor5 on the
l3i and CHEROKEE leaving Npi5,Y ors on the 2qb OF
each month for Clagres third boat viii also be keptiu
New-Yor, as a spare steamer
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHlLADELr
PHIA viii form direct lie between Nev-Orleans and
detention as possible on thu IsiTs and forming With the
Orleans and ports in Meyicn California and Oregon
THROUGH TICKETS for any mouth can be Secured on
application tie COMPANY 81 .Snnti-st Neyy-York APP
10 ARMsTR0SGs LAWRASCN & co Ager;s, al thar
mace
%e,ryork Orr 81 ip5n o7ttf
---1-- -
a E11 tJk L AXE REl)O 6ED. --EM-
Il APIRE CITY LiNE-Tbroupb Ticketa to San Fran.
CISCO VIZ Cnagres On wednesday Nov 15 al o'clock,
the splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY 1000 uns BURDEN
n Wilson Conmanda- ,,i1, Yaoyo bsr 1ocl, ,ier No
- -; ~ Co 20 l'' aooA' p'e ~
North RIVER lot Ihages on Wednesday November !3 al
0eioeS nLuv'AO FARE 10 'HA'SAs A,oo
ehlooH otoo
LowerCabin
steerage mattress and board 50
PANAMA TO SAN rR ,vr1sco
First Cabin $500 s'eerage
For freight or passage spplyto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

DARCELS and PACKAGES forwarded
by every steamer for EUROPE, which will be received
uptD O'Clock the day Of sailing. by EDWARDS SAN
FORD CO.'S Foreign Express. al Adams & Cos 10
Wat-s,- HS lmesd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
FOR EUROPE.

LSoR LIVERPOOL. United States
4 Mail Steamship BALTIC, Capt Joseph j. Com
stock-This Steamship will depart with the mails for
Europe positively on SATURDAY, 10Th Of November, at
y oclDch NJ from her berth at the foot OF CanaI-si
No berth secured I'LL paid for
An letters and papers pass through Ike Post-Ofce
For freight or passage having unegualled accemmoda-
tom. for elegance comfort, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, II Walst
The Steamer PACIFIC VIII succeed The BALTIC and
will s,u December . %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

STREET DEPARTMENT, No 4 HALL OF RECORD5--Seaied
Spposas Street. Commissioner Once IN
til SATURDAY, ocock d. 20 Icy walk rOs
Spring and Prince ats regulate pave and nag
pac thros the sidewalks OF Twenty sixth st between
broadway To regulate
Twenty eighth and Thirty To flag walk IN
TweDyninls between Eighth and Ninth To flag aide
between nth and Telh avenues Plans
specifications and Authorization thereto b. had on application to
thu Contract Clerk this Department O't 80. 1880
o3l JOHN T. DODGE, srsst COMMISSIONER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

CtRoToN aQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT Rotunua Park. Oct a6,
4 lSto.-TO SEWER BUlLDERS-SEALED PROPOSALS
o-r Propnsa for -ti ST Will be recefssd az
tn Department, until Monday th day OF hovemos
al o'clock M IN build rwetlst from the Saver
in Ayenur to Dry Dock.st plan and specification Of tho
sorh be obtained application 10
de Water Surveyor al thIs Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
o26 lOt President Croton Aqueduct Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

NTorIcE-EsTATE OF NATHAN DUNN. late Of Philadelphia
o-c-ssed-To NATHAN DUNN, in You are heFee notified
that and under the VIII OF Nathan Dana de-
ceased settled the once OF the R-ssr o! WIS ior te
CRY and Philadelphia the State OF Peuns yan three
the of .hs sad Saihan Dunn deeaa
and have distributed thereof under DEGREES ri the Or
,hans SAID county and that about 10 settle
fourth YOU further notified 10 present. yaur c
any part Of the said estate for s-"tsnt TO H
and before the Isl DAY OF sst Il u
1851. f'fep al I'm IN 60, -.
ISAAC COLLINS,
l2a FIberts Philadelphia
OILS lavlyF Tfu OF Nathan Dunn deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

SUPREME COURTn the matter of the Mayor dermen and
- Commouay City New York, relative 10 the extending
of CANALsIkEET The said City, straight line, until inter
eet and the widening of Walker street sad cy
side street OF seventy i've leet IN
street. the throwing OF the Cora formed by the
intersection Center Orange Walker and Canal streets INTO the
.t-rubc hereby given that application will duly
Supreme Court the State Of at the SPECIAL
Term thereof to be eI at tie City Hall City OF New ork,
on shurda the day November 1880 the opening OF the
Court thereafter Counsel be heard for
the Amendment Estimate and Assessment
entitled matter the place Of JohnW c. Leverdg Esq
resigned. Dated 49, 1850
o2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

SUPREME CouRT-ClTY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Beers ard Peter Bosa against Ella Hickman ans
Eliza Hckmsu Klas, Gershom Buckley, William MEGA;
hay Narc- Julian Edward WrlnS Martin yHe Patrick aide
and Dennis Garraehau for esf Com NJ" sef-
To ANGELA HICKMAN and JANE ELIZA HlChhAni You arc
hereby surnonei required the complaint IN s
acton which Will be filed the Office OF the CLERK OF ue ny
and county Of ork City Hall sad city, ana 10
ser cnn oi yorr answer sd complaint Tie subscribers
nj Their Office said city, wtan tHenty day er
llsiye OF Tie d1y al sncA scr
vice. ard il you fail sad compliant "n ihe te
AFORESAID The pllrtits viii Apply tbs Court Tor ms
relief Demanded conphntiated SeH 11rH oGoo5r Fl
1850. WALLIS o. ON O.!.N',
Of VI fttnuh Au"fHr9s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

I'm PURSUANCE order OF the Surrogate tho COUNTY
New hereby given TO all persons having elaine
MARY THOMPSON OF tho City o New fork deceased
TO present the vouchers thereof the subscriber the
Office OF VIM Learn, No Wall street the City Of New Yore
on or before Of March ne1Dated New York the @b
DAY of August ALFRED g. THOMPSON, Administrator
au30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

SUPREME COURT City and County Of New fofE-hPhraa
n Su,nliasalp,t William Bell William Scott-Io WILLIAM
BELL above named You h--by noned and fsqdted to
snswer the complaint this action Which vas Med on or oe'ars me
instant in the office Clerk tbs City and Connt, oil
Nav Yo at ID. Cit, Hall SAID city, and 10 serve aeopy OF your
huh Orange County within twenty days ef the 'eree OF this
you exclusive the day OF 'sch 'styne .ad you
l 10 apave the complaint within the time ainresd We piMn
# in tins action apply Court for ths rshsi dc nani'i N
me Ss wnvE JOHN j. MCNEIL Plaintiff At;ocr"r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

NrEW-YORK SUPREME COURT William Il. Appleton and
John Appleton against STEPHEN ELLIOTT thu 1ofe
named defendant hereby summoned and required to
the of the above named plaintiff OF which AcOpy
was cd in the he Clerk Of the CITY and County OF NeS
York twenty eight, day Of September in the year 1880 With
IN twenty days OF usYe oi tue
day servceaud fail answer such COMPLIANT as
aforesaid pan udgmoH. against for housani
and twenty-five dollars thirteen with interest thereon from
HE January the year Thousand egh: hundred and
Of this acionDated 10 Wall street,
New York September 18th, 1850 EMERSON PRlCHARD
nj IoaswF Attorneys for Plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

vh PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF The cous
1ty York hereby gwen al psTsons hsvns 49,
nrasst JAMES MEAD Of the City OF Sa~fos, oecoas
the aas with vouchers scbscrbsr az tbs oe
OF r Goodman Broadway, the City OF SsS orr On
fos ,wensy daZ OF January nsstDate es" NV
sshtssnh day Of July 1850 BRIDGET MEAD AdmStfa'eA
iYt9 iaQ1znk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

SUPREME COURT-LEvI S, CHATFIELD, Attorney Genea
ESof the State Of York. against THE PRESIDENT, "
RECTORs AND COMPANY OF THE CANAL BANK OF Al
BANYn pursuance order OF TIE Supreme Court OF the Stata
Of New York made on the twenty eighth day May 1850 te
dogn-d Receiver Of tina Canal Bank OF Albany hereby syes no
tee the Tbs outstanding circulating or bills ai thu
Bank and tho persou holding the certificates gwen b,
undersigned such Rver for tbs balance ramong unPA'
receiving the first Dividend Of
per they required the said notes or bills ss
ohce She Ci9
Albany, within from the date OF thus no;ce or N Dc
viii pecded from the benst o The runs
for the payr the bills and certificates
by Of holding The aud that tho SAFE
hnd Disposed direction OF the sld Court tor t'
,eneh Of th1 sad Canal Bank, ~ snci
determined For the greater convs
,p those hon bills and certificate tho ttecsv-f hs'
soe arrangements ny viii aso paid on pr7ssn
,oi t. Tue Cunnrrciai BANK tits cltyAiany, june M
le7lA~syF andrew w dll ~ tt9ce''Ht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
VNOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES

VNOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.
EXCHANGE Capt RoseErans, every Thursday; POUCH.
KEEPSlE, Capt Hoffman, every Saturday at 5oclock,
NJ from foot OF Muray-st for passengers and freight
The above barges are elegantly furnished with state
and spacious AID comfortable cabins and are ez'
pressy fitted up for the comfort and convenience or pas
sengers and arrive Poughkeepse III time for the stages
10 Sharon, Pine Plains and New Milford.
For further information apply on board the berges OF %
WILLIAMSON VAIL lea West.st 1e21 hTn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

StupKEME COURT G-n..er Couny--IUDAH w. RAN
IS>0M rs ALEXANDER HATCH.-.To ALEXANDER
HATCH Decentralization hereby ummoned TO answer toe
com ait Of .uda RANSOM plaintiff Of
when hereto which e tas oHc' OF the Clerk OF
the County 9Th September 1901 ad To
.ar coGy Of your answer on vldg- of Lee
r the and State of Newly rk within wanty
DAYS after exclusive oil the DAY
of such you fail the compliant az hereby
required plaintiff will take judgment against you Tor SIX hr red
26th July,
I,45 besides the COSTS and disbursements of this aston
Of law6wF /. n. BANGS. OF Leroy Plaintiff Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

SBER1FF's SALLY of execution 70 nc dfeg,rd .ad
Sdsiyered. will expose 10 sale on WEDN EspAf mo .n
Soysrbar 1870 At 70 O'Clock vestbuls OF the CITY Hs
ali the right title and Of David Sherwood when ~ nae 10
st y Of s.nt,rnher 1870 any other time ther1Aiot d.
IN and 10 Nh, following described property wiz ~" 'ie A
house and ,number fJrtyI Cfooy a. h
rear nj LOT oeiins on Elm aOnthrty by 9 uaWusf sN9
iouf etoeo' s'fe''' anu ' THOMAS CARNEY. shetR
-, u D., D.ar,v shc,n oil swprtF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

PURsuAsCE OF an order OF the OF the CocnJ q
hereby svent0 aiper'oas hav,s e x
GURDON WHEELER ata Of the Cny Of hsH-sosk net.
chntt deceased prosesi With vouchers thsroi
subscriber at 10 Wlsmetree, 10 mo Cty 81
York before the iaureen,h day 81 APui eat JAZZ"
YORK the 10th day Of October, 1854 - , ,,,,-,,o v,o,
oil awonf AhDHEfS i.s"'iE'iN' 61oe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
TRAVELLING.

NOR hEYPORT and Fort Hamilton.
Il --T1es,eaaibost CIiISGARORA leaves Chambers st.
pier daily. Sundays excepeal Ct returning leiveS
keypor al 9 a. landing al Fort Hamilton e2ch WY
90 5n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

Alta SURROGATES COURT, held and FOR the County OF
"A Newly the Surrogate Once, the City OF New York
on day October the ls6OPresent ALEXAs
DER w BRADFORD, ESQ Surrogate In the matter OF tho
picslon of THOMAS HADDOCK, and other creditors of STE
PHEn KANE deceased to have the real estate Of the said deces
leased sold for the OF his debtsAn order
having heretofore mad- on The Application Thomas Had
dock f. Havens Charles Crane, William Chance JUNIOR William
Dnpnng and shnde Kane late OF ths
City d.ceasrd nt-ae requiring Andrew w Morgan aud Ecu
ah w Beneen and administering OF all and singular
the goods OF the said ntssae personally TO be
appear the OF the County OF New YORK on the
lat CAV OF October 1880 at O'Clock tho forenoon, 10 show
cause why they shout be required or se the
deceased for the payment oil his deo Ana
proof the the said order eas, fourteen days os
day appointed for showing cause having been m
Surrogate the SAID administrator and addnsua1
having the contrary Ordered That all persons
the the said Stephen Kane deceased na
appear Of the Couuy Of at his OIL
dee the City of EewYors the eighteenth day November
next O'Clock ts that day then and there 70
why authority should not be the SAID adnnns
mortgage lease or sell so much tho
obe said Stephen Kane deceased shall be necessary
to pay his debts. BRADFORD, surrogate,
Wi1L14a vrsvIIL, Proctor, 4R Broadway. OIL 4w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
SLlNE br PHILADELPHIA a. u O'Clock Doan, by
steamboat, Ohm POTTER daily, Sundays excepted ron
Pier No North River Baregrst clas0 cara Ss; secoad
classcars. e. alll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

YIN PURSUANCE OF an order Surrogate Of is Cosgs %
Esv Yort hereby gvsa to al psSSn, 'a Ss,a o
nescn tie nmo with thereof the sahscfieh p
Zee of Mortimer Do Mott, No 1913 Broadway IN ths Cy :"
York on before the ninetsenth day OF N"Vshe"' n'
"p nyi7 lsv I'm HENRIETTA cRUM, Admnsts'rl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

bu30 law6m"F
I'm PURSUANCE order of the Surrogate Of the County
hereby gwen all having claims
against of the City New York, sailor decen"o6
10 Deent the subscribers NJ tho
ONCE of Enoch Esq No 80 Nassau the city OF
before the twenty seventh cay OF February
~ FANNY BENT, Administrator.
au23 law6m'F JAMES h. PERRY, Administrator
IN PURSUANCE of OF the Surrogate Of the Colntv OF
New York NOlCE hereby gwen all person, havrg claims
ssanst WILLIAM ROBERTSON, as of te C OF New Ok De
ceased To present thereof 10 the Subroef
At h of business Bowe, the City New fotk on
ar before the Seventh day MAY nexated New York the t
day Of October, 1880 JAMES w ROBERTSON, hAeeu''r
oil law6m'F
NM PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Surrogate 0the County
hefNew hereby given TO all having ci
against KAUFMAN tate OF tho City OF New decsAsse
20 present vouchers thereof to tho subscriber al n
Office No 10 Of New York heorH the
ou New York the NTH day o'Juna
1880 tJe7 laSbmNFJ heBEhi hhhnii' EAec"Vo''
TURLlC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No Nassau street,
Notice hereby gwen the relatives and next OF kh Of lR
WIN COULTER native oean' pedlar deceased and WHOM 81
legged 10 have died nesate effects of the said ntestae
the hands of the Administrator will be administered and DIS
posed of by him according unless the be Charmed by
administrator OF the deceased by The 'h DAY
Of Noyernhsy n.1t-Dated New York October %, 1880
JAMES s. THAYER. Public Administrator.
I'm PURSUANCE of order OF the Surogas OF the Couh
ENew York hereby to all persons HAVING c's1
against JOSEPH DURELf late OF the City OF New YORK De
with vOuchera thereof TO the
h street. City OF New YORK gu or oeos
N, TAMIL DIV Of New York the srt das
June 1880 Lje7 la~6m~F] JOHN GOULD fI"rn'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

Ts PURSUANCE Of order Of tho suTroga's Of ms aV
notice TO All Peroonr having
KILLER, ae OF The City Of Ns% ig,s
thereof 70
G 20 William s,reat in City Of New fota on % os'e.s W.
cay o. D tse ~ HESsY FIsHEt. Admin,svrs.0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
PATENTS.

qTUTTLE'S PATENT BABY JUMP
L ERS.-rhe Mothers blessing and chld's delight
dispositions Nlany Improvements have been effected by
lnenycntor OF tins delightful arir, aud te constant de-
n,snd * sufficient proof Of lis merits. Price $500 up
wards For sale wholesale and retail, by te inventor y.
AZ. 1,nn,j,,.n,. ~ - ~ o3 lmh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

VThere is to be grand Military,
Firemen's and Give Ball at the Atlantic
House in this town, on the evening of the
2od of February, in honor of the birthday
of the Father Of his country. We should
suppose that there was material enough in
this town to make quite display on the
occasion, and afford those who have fancy
for such amusemcn,s, an opportunity 10 en-
joy themselves. If those who are originat-
ing this matter desire 10 have j. carried
through successfully, they should have a
Committee Of Arrangements from the
several Departments TO be represented, and
then put their subscription papers in cir
cula,ion in season to complete their arrange
men,s, and thus give satisfaction to every
ono.
If they desire to have 4 sprlnkling of all
kinds we would sugges. to add the Masons
and Odd Fellows this would certainly
make variety Of uniforms and regalias on
the floor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

DEATH OF AwELL KNOWN CHARAC-
TER.-Every one in passing through
Royal street, has remarked the old man
who for years has daily walked back
ward and forward in tho rear Of the old
Cathedral Sketches have been PEN
ned and paragraphs written upon his
singular fancy and insane movements
Yet as it was believed that he was per-
fectly harmless in his wanderlngs, no
one cared TO disturb or annoy him.
He had q mania that admitted Of but
one Idea--the absorbing thought of his
existencc-he believed that he kept
watch over a large treasure buried near
the spot, and with unceasing vigilance
he was at his post, utterIng incoher-
ent words as he passed along. He had
habit Of standing hours at a time,
drawing Diagrams aud making calcula-
tlons, using the top Of the ire-plug for
his black -board-yet no one could
solve his problems, or understand the
array Of figures. Yesterday morning
the poor old wandcret was found dead
in Poydras market. " popiexy" was
the verdict and we trust that II was
so, and not want He was unknown
unfricndcd-his life a secret, aud his
death the same. Not even his name
could be gwen The Wizard Of the
Cathedral" was his usual title, aud by
that vc record the passing from the
world of one who has exchanged his
troubled hours for the quiet of tie
grave. N -. Crescent, Dec. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

New ALARuM.-A boarding house keep
er has invented simple and effective con-
,rivance for aSaking his boarders early in
the morning At given hour he sets two
of his children to fgh, in the lobby. The
eIpedient is beautifully simple but has new
er been known to fail The only drawback
is, it awakss a Sigh, feeling of disgust in
the boardersi ou, that is natural in cases Of
early rising.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

Curious PUNISHMENT ron CoNJuoAL In
riDRurY.-A few days ago, the inhabi'ants
Of Brandcastle, Durham, were amused by
the town crier proclaiming the following :
- Mr. Kay is going to burn Mrs. kay's
clothes upon the Demesnes Hill, and no In
vi,cs Mr. Hopper to the fire which is now
kinding' The cri.r commenced at MIR.
Hoppers door, and i, being the dinner hour,
he was followed by a large concourse OF
people They proceeded to ,heDemesnes, "a
field near the town, upon a hll ; a very
large fire was made by Mr.. Kay (who is an
i'm keeper in the town. upon which he laid
ell the valuable wearing apparel and ar,i-
cles of his wife, which consisted of satin and
silk dresses including nearly the whole of
her bridal garments, muslin dresses; ;shawls
yic,orines, bonnets, wells, caps, artilicials'
parasols, a pair Of beautiful stay IS, stockings,
brooches, rings, fine silk cloak, quantl'
" of be ! linncn.a pincushion on which was
the inscription welcome little stranger, and
a grca, many more clothes Of all descrip-
lions. These clothes were considered to be
worth a, least ESQ. j, is supposed that
Mr.. Kays reason for doing this was conju-
gal nfdcli,y on the par, Of his wife. In the
evening Of tho same day large crowd par
AIDED the town with an efligy, which was
burn, 10 iron, of Mr.. IToppcr's house in
\ Ga lgatc street.