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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16

DR. RALRH, AgTHoR OF TEE "PRACTI0AL PIT
o'clock T., (suntAy s1Oepted) No. ss Green.
wieh street, From the uncommon medical Ne
sSssss years fsr for ths g.
rraeoe devoted eKeluavely 70 ah speciality no can VITA
aut hesitation. promise In the
:sn 'se and rase. cure: Aa. can !. eL..inse from
STAGES Of diseases will be grs4Sed by the rap
Of the which 10 often elected IN very daYs
Var. address hox 60 Post Once
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IINITsD sEAyEs AND PACIFIC VAIL srEAMaEIp

- Cemrsnyaoniy through line for ssI Frsncsso,, Vi
Havana ard CLsgres. On Saturday January - st2P.f.
The splendid double engine steamship 0EOK 3IA
enaled in her lions aud speed, 5000 D. D.
Porter G. N, commander will SAT- Saturday January
q A. O'clock n precisely f"a her Iisr At feos o
Warren street North With the Male for
Glsrres. connecting with the fsvoge U. S. ~ gtsemehr
CNorrs 70 sell without delay far San Frsptsco,
arrival the and mails 81 Panama. For freight
passage. sppy the oGoe III West street. %
Warren street. N.B-Bill OF Adng sisre2 ~ the ofoe.
on the Mornng Of calling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16

nR- CoNvIRs INvIGORATING CoRDIAL.-THA
great remedy for eafness and debility OF the orssn
and those sad dsrdIs Of body and mind caused improper
habits Of youth. Dr. Cs Office IS Third avenue NJ Y Price,
So bottles So with Important advice 10 The married
and single Sold at 4s3 Broadway and Bowery, corner
CT Grand street.
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nR DE lANEY, AUTHOR OF THE "PRIvATE HxDI

nR. DE LANEY, AUTHOR OF THE "PRIvATE MEDI-
~ caiGade &C. o. tkspenard street near Brosd var
during Afteen years residence in the principal oiles *
Europe and America enable him 10 is partcu
lar branch Of tho profession such certain quick radical
u chiefly however in daoult. pcsted and unwsey
lre ated cases. that his services will be fully spprciacl
that cure NE deporsbs Of early mproPr
certain existing for those complaints Sent suy po
Of the Union. his celebrated French local
those who apply In the first etages Of certain
Immediate with pain connemenA or change Of DID,
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TIEFO MATHS D.-THIS BAATd
~ all other medioines for curing private diseased
BOTTLE with treatise, Only dollar. Who will give fss
.ttsr shsv Ca. and Ess ri; great medicine oentaaIas
universal remedy Citizens strangers 70 Be misIad
remember the Depot Dr. Wards Of Canal
Broadway. Many CURED In twentyfour hours By
eorsun AAs's friend. No N edione ase oan do khaG
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I,OR LIyARPOOL-UNITEDs ST ATES MAIL sTEAx.
ship Atlantic-Capt James West-This steamer will de-
with the United States mails Europe positively
5aturdsy January 2th al O'Clock NJ from her berth a.
The Canal street, No berth secured till paid
For t.esh, or Iassags having unsaaasd
& co. No &c Wall strses.
1hc steamship Arctic viii succeed the Atlantic. and sail
February Tth.
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LIMITED STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
" Compeny-Only through line Tor San Francisco, via
exEss direct On Thursday, January g q 2P; T. Tho
splsn I'd double engine steamship Ell DORADO,
qusled in her and speed, 1900 H J,
hsrtstens u s. ~, cemm.nder vii! sail on Thursd.yi
OF Warren street. North river with the government Nails
direct for Cbsgres connecting with the extra February
from PsnamA 70 Fan Francisco For passage and
lseight. srpiy a. The office, No. ~ West etree
warren street. North river N B.-Bs Of ll6i,c signed
AZ tic Office the morning Of sailing.
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de, Efsfs Ums me sttenpt naAs BY IL lnsurgsnts
vas doubtless directed BY ths ts kng anA Shsr royal
robbers In Europe, who e work 10 being tAs
public into contempt IN now more convinced than
ever that the safety Of France required the death Of the
shole royal family.
am happy to say that my health u entirely recovered
although my system has been severely tasksd
Thank God, my probation ends on Monday next, when
90 to Detreit where hOps-psrhaps vainly-to have
less work to perform
Fonthnl looked finely from the river, and wished
you were with TO enjoy the sight.
The fsct with regard TO Lsoerdais having been the
pupil Of Tslma does not to be well authe ntcated
in the paper you sent me, but may notwithstanding
be true
The words In psrenthess ct the close your note
needless, a. you know is than yours by odds
consequences to me- how is your health Yours ever and
sincerely, EDWIN
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EhikouGh TlC y.s TO CALIFORNIA ON THE IN.
- .vi-rt tteaN1fs, Having New Yort on ,he 20.b al
snusry and tho fret OF fsrusryyiu conneo. with the
following gstesmersNev o,lesns, Cola Hunter. Mon.
um,rta City, TIE New Orleans will axe tie passengers
q tho steiner Of the sah Of isau.ry from New York.
tckcts are rrorry grarsr teed ssainss detention
~ the ishnua and The o-ly line for PASSENGERS "a
as9 sousl tickets For freight PASS arpiy to B. s.
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NR. COOPER. IL DUANE ETRHxr HAS, ToR rHH
\ lsss nineteen years. DEVOTED his prsoties 70 As
ssEavs.ed diseases std Id os:es removed in few dayx
vtis esree. near Chatham street. have efs
street. See Grloma In oce, with The first
rerfec< . charge.
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HIFAFYl DUOsI1FI z
Mr. DrARRsT CArHARINr-I this day day received your
letter which announced the melancholy nollgence OF
poor old Jones' deeth OF course expected that such
must be the result very toonyt notwithstanding the
knowledge Of the fact that he Ia has fuod
Nth eincerost sorrow He was an honest maSa ADD a
kind and devoted friend
The letter from Boston, which you eent-wss from
Mr. whitney II contained the bill Of ladog which n
herc~fth send TO you pay ark Mr.. Lawson be w0
zee " the freight Make ny meet grateful scknowiedg-
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nOCTOR WARE EAKIa NUMEROUS CUExs or IN.
- lcate Diseases et6o 81 street. BpoadvNS,
Far better were you 20 treat yourssly
rn Of the hun ired ngr orant humbuEs Bals1
net 70 come Tor yeu have 70 ~ las thss
will be grAtifsd beyond all ycuss
letter IN tventT.feur hours No fee kl ourea.
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IL.
KES0LUTI0NS. Ell

NJ, Clark presente la resolution suivante;
Resolu que Ia resolution No 81, approuvee lie
Ter JUN, 1852, requerant que tous les complies
on certiifcats ennis par Pun quelconque des De-
partements du Commencement de la Vile, soient
APPROVES par lie comite de Finances, avant
d etre contr6les'' soft ct demeure abrog6c.
L'appel nominal, reclame sur lie passage de
la resolution qui precede, donnc lie r6sultat sui
want:
Non-NIM. Burke ct Clark.
Non-MM. Claiborne, Converse, Harris, La
batut ct Sewell--5.
Consequemment, la resolution est perduc.
M. Clark pr6sente sa resignation CONNIE rap
porteur du comitG des Rues ct Debarcaderes.
M. Burke presente sa resignation CONNIE
membre du coinit6 de Police ct du comtG dcs
Rues ct Debarcaderes
Sur motion de NJ. Claiborne, il est resolu que
les dites designations ne soient pas acceptees.
Les resolutions suivantes, preSentees par NJ
Claiborne sont lues deux fois ct aaoptees sur
dispense DIES reglemcnts:
Resolu que lie Noyer soft ct demeure autoris6
taire reparer on arranger quatre quais audes-
sous de Ia rue Louisa, dams lie Troisieme Dis
trict, les dts quais deyant seryir aux remor-
quenrs de debarcadere pour Sc preparer re-
morquer
etc prepares, les batiments employees CONNIE
remorqueurs, ne pourront Sc seryr daucun
autre qual dams lie port do la Nouveie Orleans,
pour touer, moins dune permission spectacle du
Maitre dc Port du District on dautres quais que
ceux qui leur sont alloues pomront atre utils6s
Resolu gu a partlr du premier jour de Janyier
proclaim, tout bateau employe a remorquer DIES
navlres sera suJet unc take de cent piastres
par an, payable au uesor de In Vile par lie pro-
prietaire, avec une licence donnGe par lie Con-
tr6leur, mentionnant lc nom du batcau ainsi
Ecencie,
Resou que tout remorqueur trouvG en- con-
travention avec les dispositions qui precedent,
sera sujet une amende de ciuquapte pastres,
ct quill sera du devOir DIES Colecteurs de droits
de levee dams les differents Districts, dc faire
connaItre au Contr6eur, dams lie mois de Jan
Vler de chaque aimee, ct de temps autre,
CONNIE les circumstances lcxigeront, lie nom de
tout bateau employee remorquer les navires, ct
de talre egalement connaitre rAvocat de la
Vile, tous les cas- de contravention aux DISPOSE
tons qui precedent
NJ Converse presente Ia resolution suivantc,
qul est ue deux tois ct adopt6e, sur dispense DIES
reglements:
Resolu que lie Contr6leur soft ct demeure au
torise yendre lencan apres dix iours laws
dams lie journal oificiel, lie contrat pour lie net
toyage DIES latrines des prisons, Maison de Cours
ct bureaux publics, commencement aux specitica-
tons enregiStrees au bureau du COmmissaire DIES
Rues
Lecture est fate du message suivant:
CoNsEIL DIES Observation-Disclosures. }
Nlle-Orleans, 30 Novembre, 1852. :
II FHon President ct d MN. les nen,bres du
Conseii des aldermen.
@sssI.rEa eos Pesme4.ss.mqi Do veua ss!gs sss
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PETITIONS. EI


Lecture est fate dune petitson de NJ. Martin
broderlck, demandant que lie voyer soft autorise
vendre lie fer appartenant a la vile, ct la re-
solution suiyante, presentee par M. Clark, est
lue deux tois ct adoptee, sur dispense DIES regles:
Kesolu que lie voyer soft ct demeure autorise
vendre tout lie fer DIES points, en- barres OH au-
tire, actuellement possession de la vile, ct que
celle-cl ne saurait utiliser. uu.
une petition, portant de nombreuses sigma
lures, ct protestant contre lie enlargement du
nom de 10 rue Girod en- celui de Broome est re
feree au comite DIES rues ct debarcaderes
une communication de w. w. Vaught, Re-
corder du Quatrieme District, trausmettant
un etat des amendes ct rais de ge6le collectes ct
pages, pendant lie mois de Novembre, est refe-
rec au comite de finances -.f
Une communication de i, Bozonier, greflier
du Recorder du Second District, au sujet des
amendes Imposes ct collectu6s dams CO District
est referee au comite de finances
Une communication de John S. Walton, col
lecteur de droits de levee, Troiseme District, au
sujet DIES navires qui d6chargent leurs cargai-
sons aux quais face aux magasins a tabacs, est
referee au comite des rues ct debarcaderes.
Une lettre de Michel Aine au sujet DIES taxes
dues par John Crusias, est referee Pavocat de
10 Vile .a
Une lettre du capitaine Robert Spedden, reti-
rant son nom CONNIE candidat pour garden de
Ia Maison de Cours, est deposee sur le bureau.
Une 1ettre de E. A. Michel, relative un
compile pour articles fournis par lui au Conseil
DIES Aldermen, est lue, ct la resolution suivante,
presentee par NJ. Clark est adoptee, sur dis
pense des Regiments: b
Kesolu que le Tresorier pale Z, A. Michel
Ia somme de douze piastres ct foi1ante cents,
pour depenses casualties du Conseil des Alder
men.
Une communication de ]. W. Smith, surinten-
dant du chemin de fer Pontchartrain, au suiet
dune nuisance, est referee au comite de police,
ayec pouvoir d'agir. u 8os 49,
On recoit une communication de Louis Fl. Pi
liz, Voyer de Ia vile, annoncant GO Conseil
que depuis son dernier rapport aucun change
ment nest suryenu parmi les ouvriers ct char
rettes employees dams son departement.
Une communication du 'commissaire des rues
est lue, laquelle presenfe depreciation de ce
Consei1 NM. Th6ophile Delarue ct Henry
Yard, CONNIE Assistants Deputies Commissaires
les rues.
Gur motion, 10 nomination de NM Theophile
3slarue OF Henry Yard, oomme Deputies Com
nissairss des russ, est approuv6s.
Lecture est fate de 10 communication sui
ante, yenant du Contr6leur
g BUREAU pu coNTRoLEuR, ~ Is
~ II h Gsls. of1tsas, - p6esmb1s, 1899,
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lie trolsI6me article Giant Ut
NJ, Eustis pr6sente ramendement suivant,
pour ere iuser6 lendroit convcnablc;
''Pour Ia premiere casse, don't les revenus
bruts excellent $4,000, la take annuelle sera
de ciuq cents piastres"
''Pour la seeonde classc, don't les revenus bruts
excellent IS 600 ct N attegnent pas $4,000, la
take annuelle sera do trois cents piastres'
'Pour la tro;sieme classe, don't les revenus
bruts nexcedent pas einq mile piastres, Ia take
annuelle sera de deux cents piastres,"
NJ Place propose de deposer ramendement
sur lie bureau-ce qui prevaut
NJ. Derbes propose de fxer la take sur la Sc
condo elasss dsnx cent cinquaate piastrss~~rs-
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Grailhe ct R. Preaux, avocats dams Pafaire
contre les heritiers McDonogh.
lie rapport est adopte.
M. Clark, au nom du comite DIES Kues ct De-
barcaderes, presente lie rapport suivans, qu est
In ct adonte ct les resolutions ct Performance
mentionnees dams lie dit rapport sont conse-
quemment sanctionnees.
LIE comite des Rues ct Debarcaderes demande
recommander d'adherer aux resolutions sui
yantes, emanant du Conseil DIES Assistants Al
dermen:
No 435. Resolution pour la yente du contrat
au sujet dun pont sur lie Nouyeau Canal.
No 522 Resolution autorisant Pachat de curb
ct gutter stones pour la rue Fulton
No 500. Resolution l'effet de vendre lie con-
trait pour les banquettes en- bois du Troisieme
District.
No 597. Ordonnanoe de6nissant les limites
urbaines de la Nouvelle- Orleans.
Soumis espeetueusement,
Gro. CLARK, Rapporteur,
.| ..4 n w SEWFIl
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CoNsElL DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN.

CONSElL DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN.
MARDT, 10 Decembre, 1852
LIE Conscil Sc rGuuit 6 heures ct demie p NJ
conformGment fajournement
Presents - MN. Bailey, Derbcs, Dolhonde,
Eustis Forbes, Herman, Leeds, Mccormack,
Nixon, Philbrick, Place, Shaw, Stevenson,
Stetson, Sykes, Watkins ct Willson-l7,
Absents-MM, Alpuente, Andrews, Burthe,
Lusto, Maekey, Ramos, Kelf, Summers ct Wilt
s.
En- 1'absence du President, NJ Nixon est APP
pel6 au fautcuil,
ORDRE DU JOUR,
L'ordonnance Peffot d'Gtabir un taux uni
forme de taxes les professions, industries, ct
sur les voitures, cabs, drays, etc, ETC presentee
par NJ Place lie du courant est appellee a sa
soconde lecture, ct, sur motion de M. Place,
prise en- consideration seratini.
LIE premier ct lie second article sont lus ct
ad0pt6s sans amcnlement
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MARIE DE LA NouvELIE-oRLEANs,

z Decembfe, 1862.
A Honorable president ct a MN. les menaJres
du Conseil des .flde,naen ct dW Conseil
des .dssistants-.fldermen de Ia viHe de Ia
Noupelie- Orleans
Messieurs - Permettez-moi de vous trans
METRE une copie dune communication faite par
le Grand jury, ct remise entire mes mains par
IHon. ]. G. Larue, Juge de la Premiere Cour
de District, au sujet du bureau du Grefier de
cette Cour, qui est NAL distribute pour les at
flares, ct qui n'otfre nj agreement, nj securite
Son Hcnneur ma requis d'appeler votre atten-
ton sur ce fait. 5 = nj 4.r
Je vous TRANSMITS, sous ce phi, lie rapport
semi annuel du chef de la police, Dormant un
detail DIES afaires du departemant de la police
pendant les six mois fnissant lea du courant.
Jai Ihonneur d'atre, tres respectueusement,
VOtre obeissant serviteur,
f9a A. d. CRossMAN, Marie 81
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lie troisiame article 6tant lu-

LIE premier ct lie second article sont lus
ad0pt6s sans amcndement
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7M 49I 77sf3-1 ~ ~ II. u OKVSSMAN, y.
AM. J. Y. Laborde y Rueda, ..r
Consul de So Majestic CathoGque.

Lecture est faite du message suivant du Marie,
La partie relative au bureau du grefier de la
Premiere Cour de District, est referee au comite
de Ia Maison de Travail ct Prisons; ct la secon-
de partie, relative au rapport semi annuel du
chef de la police, est referee au comite de po-
lice,
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Une motion du meme membre, Peffet de
fxer Ia take sur la troisieme classe cent Gin
quante piastres, au lieu de deux cents plastres
prevaut par lie vote suivant
QUINN. Derbes, Dolhonde, Forbes, McCor-
mack, Phibrick, Place, Stevenson, Sykes Ell
Watkins-9.
Non-MM Bailey, Herman, Leeds, Nixon
Stetson ct Wilson,
NJ Watkins propose damender en- inseran
apres les mots ''classera convenablement'' le'
mots set fera un rapport au Conseil pour, er
obtenr radhesion''; ct apres lie mot ''elassifica
ton les mots set rapprobation du ConseiF'-
ce qui prevaut.
Ell Particle, ainsi amende, est lu ct adopte
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ID Marie de Ia Nellie. Orleans.

lie .Maire de Ia .Nsi,c ORLEANS au Consnl
espagnol.
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., 2.
Les soussignes sont opposes au troisieme ar
ticle du rapport. lis sretusent la demande d'ou-
vrir ct d'elargir les rues, ainsi que lie demsnde
la Compagnie du chemin de fer de jackson, a
cause DIES depenses considerables qui en- resulte-
raient; mais, 81 la Compagnie veut payer les
depenses, GU une bonnie partie de ces depenses,
les soussignes rapporteraient favorablement.
J. M. BURKE,
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R6solu que lie Marie fasse lie contrat necessaire
avec Peter Kaiser, principal, ct T. Martin ct
John Steid cautions, pour la construction dun
chemin plancheie dams Ia rue Felieite, de Ia rue
Howard Ia rue Prytanee, CONFINEMENT une
resolution du Conseil de Ia Municipate No 2,
passee lie 80 septembrc, 1851.
Resolu que lie Commissaire DIES Rues soft ct
demeure autorise a faire placer une lampe
rencoignure des rues Girod ct St. jean Baptiste,
dams lie Troisieme District.
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lie douzieme article est lu ct adopt6 sans
amendement.
LIE treizame article etant Ill
NJ Place propose d'ajouter apres les mots
&c wagons quatre roues'', les mots " tires par
Et Particle, ains alnend6, est lu ct adopte
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ANorHER STORY OF GEN. CA,AIGSAC.-A correspondent
OF the Newfork Express relates follows the in
which Cavaignac came to be engaged to Mile Oder!
lon have heard of the engagement of Gen Cavaignac
TO Mile Oder daughter OF the banker of that But
you have probably not heard of the romantic adventure
which led to their betrohal The General had long been
with the young lady without paying special attention
or entertaining other ideas than such intimacy and
friendship might warrant. One day at dinner the
gagement of gentleman of fifty girl eighteen was
mentioned and Cavaignac took occasion express his
strong disapprobation of such nsalances lie said that
he believed that nothing could counterfeit the injurious
effect of such disparity of age and that happiness in
match of the kind was out Of the question Hardly had
he uttered these words than Mile Oder turning pale fell
back in her chair. and carried fantng from the
ROOM For MANY days she concealed the truth ascribing
her illness to the heat of the etc. But last she
told friend that she had for long time looked upon
Cavagnac as her idol upon the earth his fame Gen
era( his rank in his party his CONTROL for many months
the desnies of France and than all his noble
and generous character had her heart and she had
suffered herself to believe that she should day be his
wife till he had expressed his dsapproyal in such strong
language OF marriages between persons of greatly differ
emit ages.
Cayagnac nearly fifty she was not yet twenty; it
evident that the General would consider such an al
ance highly improper, and not for moment to be
thought Of Cavaignae made acquainted with the
cause of the young adys fanness at table. and after
deberation waived his scrupes and abandoned his pri
cples They engaged and only wait for better
times and perhaps for the moment when they shall tread
another SOIL and see another flag waving and other stars
shining their heads to be made incorporate two in
one.
the night OF tine ISL OF december.
whist at NJ. 0diers house till o'clock in the morning
the next day he on his way to Ham venture to
suggest the Generals romantic courtship to Mr. James,
theme for Forthcoming book If he has not already
used it, or something very similar The names could br
altered for instance to Miss Grace Arlington and Lord
Arthur Fitzgerald and the scene changed to Bluff and
Merry England, where people by their hall
DANES to their hearts content There could be diff
cuy about the two horsemen he can take any two of
three hundred that bivouackcd the Boulevard Poison
Mere. and broke NJ odiers windows and mastered an
Old man and bayonetted old at the very next
| door
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Ne" bi5"ovERY-Itis stated from lIcsngfors in the
Grand Duchy of Finland that DR.. Everard Groenblad
Professor of Pleogy i'll that Imperial University has
lu7l made the discovery IN the Library of the Senate of
several PalinpseSts and other manuscripts containing
great number of fragments Of Latin authors All the
manuscripts are Of the fourteenth century and DR.
nroenbad is engaged in restoring the writing of the Pa
hml5ests by means of chemica agencies
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loMICpE IN WisCoNsIN0n the 18th ult two brothers
named Ryneason in company with two other brothers of
the name Of Irwin We're engaged in Telling timber
Government land about mile west of Farport in usca
line county. Iowa Jared Irwin commenced cutting
ire" near the Ryneasons who ordered him dcsst and
upon his refusal made an assault upon him. Jared called
r his brother who came up and during the parleying
which followed George Ryneason seized IN axe and buried
~ in the skull of Jared Irwin The unfortunate man
h'ed but an honr aud half. The two Ryneasons were
arrested and George committed Jail and the other
discharged The deceased was twentythrec years of age
and the pcrpetrator of this homicide but twenty-one
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SERIOUS AFFHAs--An afray took place at Greensboro
KY on the I'd inst, between Mr. Wall and Mr. Woodruff
The former ia plasterer from Eizabethtown XIV and
Air Woodruff Is resident of Owensboro formerly of
Cincinnati Wall had requested Woodruff to pay him
mall debit when altercetiou ensucd and the latter
stabbed the former in the back with bowie knife ipaict
ing very dangerous, if not mortal, wound woodruff
fed but was pursued oyertaken and lodged Jail The
attack was represented az wanton and unproyoked
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part Of the following, VIZ.
Sapsr Brrehe Antique Silks;
. Colored Art-,ire silks; e
Striped T'sfrta Silk,
High eolored plain Pault de Soie;
Black Brocaie F'aeonnee;
Extra rich and Enbroid'd Fasonnee
Changeab!e and Chene Faconnee |;
Embroidered Daniask and pIail
Ponlt de Sole;
Extra rich Change,lble and ChaEie
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, 70
misses:
MarceIIiHes aud Florsnees, Of eyer,
shnie md color @sF
White and colored Satins;
A few pieeeS superior heavy black
and eolored watered Poultde Sole
Colorsd silk Selvets; ~ =
Rich Cheae Satin striped ani plain
Cashmere d'Eeosse,
French and English Msrinos. Nous.
selines de Lnine and AIpaeas, solid
colors, of every variety of shade
Plain. striped and plaid Pop,ins;
Superior BLACK and colored plain and
figured Canton Grapes;
a large assortment Of white and
eolored embroidered and piair
Grape Shawls, some extra rich:
Merino, Cashmere and heavy rirf
Silk Sliawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
~ p. ". VI. would especially
tiers to his stock of eood1 for their
articles have been selected v nh 2