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SlirI OF LASD In h:AG WILLIAM COUNTY.
suR~IATT Ia "a" pruysuGs deere If Ccu! Cnuri OF
Cit"rery FOR TIE county ~ ii"nr'o pronounced on ;c ~
lag 81 June. 1851 pending therein between Robert on!
Others ralli aud John g. Pars administration and ocrr.
dcteniarr ds DEPUTY Sheriff Of King william county viii SELL at
ub uc;i0n tie the Bis; at Of May lo52 II fair
# hG uext fair day crran OF Land conveyed and &c.
scribe la deed Of from Pollard and wife Robert Pol
MD. dated the 10Th day Of Apr ls5' uduy recorded in
Il: fs Office % tie r";uy Kin. NIlan said lard benz.
If the called he O formerly UHne y Charles e..
Psr d. and by him devised 10 his children: which said Lard Is
separated fr thu called Grove b" the road stIg from
ituh Viii d Us Ferry being bounded s'c Nv
he +,i another ic b" The tannssy rise and
!r ~ n" an Maj George EahEry dec u, and contains
turei and six,v..wn
TERMS OF SALE. u0ws much Of the proceeds thereof
the AMI charges OF ma Ing the
AMI credit the rrtue twelve and eighteen
ra1ahs GIa! nstalmens adding ite each nslalmenf
day Tho bonds
deferred payments The til. the said
property uni! order lie sand
F0. kT>G Deputy,
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pHHS. FRANCES CARRIERS SUPPORTER.-Ihc
VII subscribers received supply OF Ms Frances ar
es uppoe which they would call the attention OF Physician
mis- highly recommended by Physicians who have
given il fair impartial that uve hesitation In
Ing that will any thing Of The kind discover
cd pamph its gaultous distribution
p JOHNSTON d BEtJl HER,
Nav lis
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Fiji y. FILMS, FIJI ks

3
AN and i ". e. L. Butch
w Files. rd hy Us direct rom III
ma nuiac u,ers Sheffield I,#It Of
Hand tr"sHt;u Mi! aul PIT Saw Files
do.
FlaL faslaui Files. all
Round. hall Iuund .Iu"rs and three square, nj. silica
Ilasai! and second -. fIlPs
Cabinet kerr i.as' and Flies
FArrlrrs Files ahd RI,TR. &c. -.
a.. wishing good
Will ia well 10 qvr u ral ANDREW J,iNS1. ~ n co.
Imtnr,rr AMI ,e.lca IN Hardware. NJ T.. ii!n 5!
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.trtRESH1sG MACHINES, Nc.-as N
icicol'It am extensive a=rd IL lie ma : SssT
nuactue of Ihre>hers Fans AMI lOIsc Powers.
Among the four different sly OF lore Puwcs Will
newly Invented. which believed 4hpird
portable titan hrreUio hou 1t
the highly Improved
ala, Prepared furnish ilusstys Reai hose
Peraors expecting wi leF: address and
will furnish them With such Informant II lave
H. ~ SMITH,
M.y4-ciw Corner cf Main 9ih s,rera
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| EQ HIM ID MANUFACTURES <.sess:.sEytss
Az We manufacturing verv rxensiV
assortment OF Furniture, embracing Soins " arl
rnbeH. bureaus. Lounges Centre Tables. Chsira
bedelds Dining Tah.es, Washsands Writing O..ss
| Mattr.ss,s,dc. JONES d HARNNOD.
% Main Street Richmond Va
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~ t.,,
SUCCESSORS or y. FAME Il co., LanEserS OF Lot
- teri.s-rnir Street Richmond Va
SpIrnIid schemes fox May, 1852.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class H. 10 DC drawn al baltimore
N SATURDAY, May I'D IS Nos. u ifawn.
;, - s2- IA ~ nri.es or s75n
r''- a
l.lNi l1i
Tickets 6in hd yes ); quarieTs2 o..
s33GHn. 1850, anCn!
susouehanna Lottery. .ss2: ne r:wG Il; G1nre on We'd
ncsday. May 2Gn, ls52. - Nos. 10 ITt:a.
Capitals
prize OF SjsthHt prize OF go"
l.!ta
5unt 25 7ut
Tickets $40; naive, s, quarters 81.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR NAY SIT.
s60hW CAPITA!
S2itpI } I It.Lat. i ~ 1tiF,.
CONSOLIDATED Lottery. Class -. irswG al Bal'norc
On Saturday May ~. 1867 IS Nos. 10 drawn.
Caltras:
prize OF s6"ih'i 6rrIzc 81 saWN
1850 Sc, dc. &c.
Ticket, s20; halves u: I:!. Certificate al package Of
wholes sc6i- rh"rra in proportion
Up Orders Tickets OF The Maryland Lotteries will
meet the most rrc:p au:uiariia ii aTesseio
E MORRIS 1: co Managers
Nav e. w pE'HfElI.. Rr,mnh Va
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s@J LUcIUS DAVIS si'ecifnlly informs his friends,
kn Candidate Tor Tho Office OF Mdgls rate OF
hay y
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SWEET SPRINGS, IN MONROE COUNTY, VA


county AT tile October hereof 1851 IN
li9sh "Irr'"n Executor rs Jhn b. Lewis ,e" ar.i
'i :nr Dunlap the srnr. u!srrlsre
SiII proceed WEDNESDAY, the 18th August
the premises sell The The a- a"ioins
rnrs .: MoTor anl AlIerlhmy. lately belonging J,hr
LEWIS The d! VIII be sold in separate u a credit
three an! hisrr with
rcnr and lien upon the ands for the payment of The purchase
T. sale will he made subject earc Which will expire the
fiEa; Ot tI"tuher
These lands embrace han LOCO and
nr III ~ 'a' ''e estates Ia Nrris. They the
evert bile
I'll '"h ~ mai country They produce vi RISE
most uSurIanr AMI are :
The improvements III. Springs cnmnoinua
Die ci accommodating nn three
Of Brick Hotel and numer
nus Brick and Frame Cables, with Kitchens and other out
The Sweet Springs Water and Baths
virginia. nr sIr medicinal and nvIg"ratng pnIerp. The
c:na.c equal The world VINO has
'ecnu Springs Bath, heard Of the
Swcei SPRINGS Valley.
Tcrc ip Virgins. whr apiaisf coui
aiyartaeruGsly their us The properly annually
rasin value from hr approach Of the rail roads and
Other imprny. j., n : uf The State.
person. Irher Obtain the BY
addressing tic subscribers at Union or Le"shurs. Va
SAMUEL PRICE, cor,,.
Nav bids JNu iCIDIS. >""''s'
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THE WHEELING BRIDGE CASE.
|. suxsrcS MAY 24.-ln the Supreme Court OF the
a states to-day, the report Of Engineer McAlpin in
la 10 the Wheeling Bridge came up for confirmation IL
e.s,ed by Secretary Stuart for the bridge company
.u,ianed by Mr. Campbell for the city of Pittsburg.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

.: R Malone VIZ, Nc ARisier r. J. CErisiian. Mes 7Ir"n,
" Cttiine S.eorth y Heckier and others
':aeGenl aiun quc>iing Ihi, my name ma!
ss candidate Church lii IN District
,.s ed III ocd you call, consent :"
iitrlu. should he elected, e,Ge nyseli 10 discharge
:tl' shall d.v I've cheeui'y faithfully ann
'f!..als. 10 the hes: Of my gbilliy.
, N"ntS Alphabetically. I!iOS. } StAhhE.
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80 " e auhorn:i 10 nec BENZ 7. TAYLOR
49, Ec candid the Gle H.h IA tbs County aud CIR.
l,, ~. pi KING a,l Quo IN G rnY Arril Bed
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(tAsT sTEEL.-Ju.t to hand OF own nsr'a,l"n 1--we
~ MAYORS uusre Cast Sse from 10 inches
which VIC OFFER for sns by the caro- or bar ,,. -.,,;
ROBERTS, ~ Main street.
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NEAR hlCIiMOhD FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WILL h: sold on TIT RSDaY, 3 Jum 1857 IL
w o'cinck, VI the
1OCk. situated he Bridge RuaI, WITHIN i've nlra Of
Rlct,ond and adlVnug the lands Garnet, and Richard
Hin. Jr
Tie Farm no 20"f which the
bottom n. having ahrbu!
aud Trnt lJ he heavily wuh lie
Pine and Oak timber, ard ;.e balance IsinG has
c"p:uusI. rn &c
lie roll. rs p'Ih'e high Ut
lie impTos,
~ ", arEc BAN, sapie. ,cc house,
The har determine Other
drt
Tie purchaser
the privilege seeding Cr"J, WHEAT he
POI WI! se THE lst ls,uay
TIE vii! be iIbe al will the day
sale JAS NJ TAYLOR,
Nav ll-c3YGd.is
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NEW YORK MARKETS, MAY "a.
horn Flour 81 81 to 81 50. Corn 62 10 Ga cts.
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SOMETHING sPLEN DIp--S NJ STOCK.

TRUNKS! TRUNkS!! TkUNKS!!i
4N7E hnve us, received splendid lot OF Sueriof Hard Sole
Leather TRUNKS nude order by one Of The beat ma
kos These Trunks finished cror style aud e
strong lhri arcc ana convenitr
Of the best Trunks Al We would
ask in wan, ana Gee and price" bc,re they buy
We Of Travelling Trunks ali "es ard prices
Carns Dags, vsy cheap. ,rr.p,. ), w.rr-
May PuINbI MAlIS
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MARMaDUKE JOHNSTON.

- WE are reaeeseL say that r. IOWISoS, will no,
candidate he office Of Conm,nwealh's Attorney
n. Cu,: Cnu Richm Tie ensuing els etlUn May22
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o!iMONW r ALEH'S aTT0RNEY.-We ars
suiharIzei Thomas Nahnoy candidate
pr l.wsah'- Aturneg Tor kns William county.
i,r;ty --el .ati.
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AUCTION ss!.E.::.
az BENJI MIS- d VS.. aUCTR

----Ssos-
StIFTEES LIKELY NtGR0ES.-I will sell AZ M .
ice, Tuesday the 18th Negroes.
sslns al and girls Also. goo! :,r.~
AaE . BENJAMIN DAVIS. iur h" al
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-susR1SaALTY Of pIcHMoND.-ro

ITO THE VOTERS DF HENHICO COUNTY.
Al mo o. mahy friends. the county Of uenn
:, ), candidate the Office OF Pros euiug Attorney
~. liz aanUuHc. myself candidate Tor Ina Office
"A E.-r NJ. GREGORY
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FKOM RICHMOND, FOR SAI T.
lie subsr rbur oilers Lard berg
patti" the which he resert ,nua,d m
Hanover county. about Kil mot well
bunam. wcoied and good vi has uitIne
neatly finished.
asn,s Of mellow land city Of Rich.
mri Containing ~ iIch mud laid ths the old
mill rUnh.) aud II acres thigh iHui ad"niuc
Aud land called Mustcihc Spring sunird q
Central Rail ad aboG: miles
four has eAceilc.: spring, with guicn spo
CLEARED aud u ur house.
II hr above o disposed Of privately before tie 10Th
s June VIII, day II "cincs. NJ other
the herrte be offered the high b!ctur,
COMMENCING with The named
For particulars apply Jae VI Ia: nr Richmond
myseit. promises T!i0S Il; CLakkE.
Jas VI TAYLOR. Auctrneer. 4. ~. 81 rt=
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HEAP FOiiTE PIANO.-Thr suh.cIiher e.z,S6asse7
u hss those cbrlrd and suner"r
piano. manufactured in Baltimore which he oilers all ~
sid.-beInw irs value II d SANXEY,
Rockefeller.
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NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE.

u, TO TNk VOTERS OF HlCHMOyD.-m
~ rom ance wi nation OF me ny several Voters
s., (auL rhc papers) .! Ma CHI 9Th, and letter Of
aicsse,i {" me oy large numae Of my Tel ow ci-
myself, and still ran iiat: Tor the fco
> Attorney the Cuur of this city. which
& Ill y!ou the 2thoi May Ii honored by your choice,
~ ,r.. % usiiy your Confidence.
VI a''TI B. B. MINOR
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NJOTICE.-My will BE- closed Wednc.'.y 26h IN
~ slant, ABRAHAM LEVY, ia,
MayX No. 2nl, Broad Street.
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SrAiaG .SYOCk.
AVG. A Nd e RS o. & CO.,
" holesele Dealers in Straw and SIX Goods,

No Y. PRARL STREET.
EATE received ard and best aeectcd
snck Stock Of Straw and silk Goods before offered II
this coa6lsn lolow>: Straw Boneis OF every
grade and which entirely designs. elegant
patterns and rich goods large supply Of Silk ns
ah beautiful assortment Of Ribbons. OF The latest
comprising all Of thu styles in markr making com
and desirable stock be iomnd Northern cit!
French Flowers: Bonnet Silks usiohs 0L accs
Grapes; Flued LinlnE-; Rnches Tabs straw Trimmings s' II
article apneraninc Millinery Trades ASA Para
Pedal Rutland, Florence Crburs Pearl and r. l. Hats Manu-
their goods The straw Department they feel conn
lent they sell asuw they be purchased elsewhere
March Sim
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r." PHYSICAL THEORY OF ANoTHEE
THE EXTRADITION CASE.
A Writ Of Habeas Corpus.

SUPERIOR COURT.-In Chdmbers-Be-
matter of Tboma, Kaine, claimed by the British
Government, under the Ashburton Treaty, Gal
ready referred to,) a writ was sued out before
Judge b., claiming that he was wrongfully in Gus
tody, and commanding the L. 5. Marshal to pro-
duce him. Return was made to the writ by the
Marshal, setting forth that he holds said Kaae by
virtue Of warrants heretofore granted, among
them one from the acting Secretary of State at
Washington, dated 18th July directing that he be
given mp to the Consul or some other person duly
authorized.
Messrs. Brady and Busteed appeared on behal
of Kane, and Mr.. Charles Edwards in opposition
to the application. The former wished post
ponement till Monday, with view to traversng
or demurring, or perhaps both, to the return Mr..
Edwards contended that the writ could not be
entertained, the case having been duly passed
upon according to law by the proper Judicial
officers, and that the proceeding would be res adj
JudicattG.
The Judge considered that the defendant would
have right to show anything, il they could
which occurred since the action Of Commissioner
BRIGHAM and Judge Belts, to prove that the de-
PENDANT is entitled to be discharged. Mr.. Brady
said that was what they intended-the warrant
from Washington, they insisting, is irregular and
void. II says Kane had been demanded by Mr.
CHAMPION, the British Minister, which was not the
case. The warrant was signed by w. Hunter,
Acting Secrttar of State" and they deny the
right of the Acting Secretary Of State, or of the
Secretary of State, to issue the warrant as it
should be done by the President alone. They
also deny that it is proper he should be given up
to the Consul as directed.
Mr. Brady said they were free to acknowledge
that the object now is to prevent kaine being sent
out of the country, and by some peaceable mode,
either before the present Court, or the Supreme
Court of the United States, to have an oppOrtuni-
ty of getting the objections satisfactorily decided.
1t was finally concluded to adjourn to II o'clock
Thursday when q motion might De made for fur
Their adjournment. Mr.. Busted then stated that
the man had not been brought down, and he re-
0uested the Court to direct the Marshal that he
be- brought down tomorrow. The Court said it
ought to have been mentioned before, but they
had proceeded without making objections, and the
Marshal would have him brought down to morrow.
Mr. Busted asked the Marshal, MIR. Talmadge,
if he took notice Of what the Judge said, to
which Mr.. T. replied he had taken notice of it,
but he did not know that he could comply that
it would be impossible TO bring the man here.
referring TO the excitement, when it was sup
posed Kaine was to be brought down before.l
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
HE BRrpGE-sr. FERRr-TrMPoRARv

N IN ~ n
LIE D"ip"h'i'
lNJuNcrioN-Coy Coar'--BJore JfdSs Gre's1cd-
William Morrison and Henry A. fnnk sgasa 'onn H.
Msrtip' Fleming Duncan aud samuel i'h'~-rhe plsa-
s are the e'sees and occupants OF the dock ssd sds-
cent land at the foot OF Brdges, on the e"tsr'y eide.
persons using the dock for adns and un.dns vesss.
Inc DEFENDANT" unoer pfetense OF aierry or some ON
CT grant VI nosn'' "on '"' "o'po'"'on u
ABOUT inc m'ouie VI jury oomnehoea o''''s p"o' s.s
constructing pier oireouy In iron'oi toe P'n'uS
premises, 90 " completely 70 oos'rac' access 70 mo
application to the City Court by the plaintiff Jsase
Greenwood granted temporary injunction ressranisG
the defendants from proceeding construct pier o.
any other obstruction at the place IN question. iso'
ferry franchise and the right to the land between high
and low water mark asserted by the Corporation e
New.York
A.
eutup to o'clock there we're no. 'uilc'en' members
70 i" fuo'"' MN WV ." '.' "
INC" 'ea'o'
DANGERs OF SMOKINa,--An alarm of
T., ...,, 10 o,,,oo. IN rh,,.d., r,.A<
-. =. ,ha h,,r,,,,. 81 no. 4, thu ho,,. os NJ.
Ill - 81 va.h,na,or and ws,sr.., u .oo..,,
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

THE Boss BUILDHRs.-The boss build
ers of WILLIAMSBURG met At she Riding School, on
Monday evening last to establish a rate of wages for
borers and to take into consider the late STRIKE
of the lsborers COMMITTEES Of FIVE, consisting Of
Messrs Nathaniel Willets, J. N. Monroe James Hays,
James Gibbons and A. v. Cannon, was designated 70
report resolutions the next meeting, expressive Il
the sense of the meeting with view 10 establishing
rate Of wsges which should settle the difference bweea
the lsborers and their employers The meeting vas
addressed by Mr. Gibbons, who proceeded 10 point out
what be deemed 10 be the inexpediency and injustice
of the late movement Of the sborers compel the
Enlistment of high rate Of wages They meet al the
same place, on Monday evening next
BLASTING ROCKS There is danger Oc-
casonally from the blasting Of rocks On Tuesday sf
ternoop large pirce Of rock thrown BY blast
from the corner of South Eighth and Eighthsb 10 No.
10 South sxths, where l. broke two windows In Mr..
Csrhsrt's office. Another piece Of the rock whizred
past two men who getting water at pump In that
vicinity and fell on tbs Sidewalk. One Of the pieces
had fight OF l20 yards, the other about 65 yards
DEATH OF Mr.. BELL.-The death of
Mr. Jacob Bell, of WILLIAMSBURG, the weknown ship
builder at the Sulphur phnp Va, occurred yesterday
morning. Intelligence TO tina, effect having been received
by telegraph lie died Of spopexy
Communicative Grant, the desper-
ate fellow who threatens Mr. Roberts and family and
struek bi. son In the eek with knife on Friday last.
wa, ON Tuesday committed Jail charge Of assault
with n,ep. to kill TO be tried at the next General ses-
iioa'.
o ASSAULT AND RoBBERY.-Twop persons
knocked down Henry Moore, OF Wlllsmsburgh. On
Tue evening with 'lung shot, stooe or club, 90 he
wa. returning from Flatbush, and robbed him Of "a.
OPEN ON SUNDAY.-Thc police report
twenty places In which liquor sold as haviog been
kept open en- Sunday last,
RoBBED HIS FATHER.-A col0red boy,
named VIM Lee, took 81 belonging to his father and
ab,conded from home He was arrested and has given
I'D a portion Of the money
LAEoREks' MEETIHG.-The last meet
ing Of the Lsborers Union Benevolent Association ct
No. 20 Grand-st, Monday evening. was vel attend.
ed The Lsborers express confidence In tho snccess Of
their movement
FIRE RIor AMONG THE FIREmEN.
Monday evening last, the COMMITTEES on t'e fhe hl's
gave In their report and after some DISCUSSION mo
Board adjourned 70 last evening to take INTO eoosd
alton Lat evening there was not quorum prsses's
| ara ,he meeting vss adjourned 10 Monday next q
, c'c.ock Pm.
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CAIcINED.-Wehave just breath enough
left to say that yesterday was perfectly terrible, aud
that all warm.booded animals in this region moved
about with suffering (and less resg naon) than
Shadrach and friends In the Bsbylonan furnace. We
exhaust the thermometer of expression in a vain at
tempt 10 find words equal to the emergency-it was,
beyond all expression, horribly hot We know of no
fitting comparison, unless II be In the vivid dreams Of
"son ethDg after DEATH with which bad men are some
times troubled.
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aeproceedines and action hss been aten I'm ress,d
70 by me common Ccuucii should shsr. bs post
pon'nent ne thongetn you'd be well n have Il fnr
fortnight, So Thai might be wh-shsr the board Al
Assistants would reconsider their acioo In h. ars-..s
stage of the s he could DO would b. 10 besy hsf
other gentlemen had 10 saw up,n the suhj-cf
1t was finally postponed, ss already s,x,-d. To rass
day re,t Mr. Cutting sskirg leave IN present ,osss
furtner sfd.vits behalf of Plaintiff, ~ exolsn two
or three Of those served upon plaintiffs BY dsissdas
which Wa opposed. None Ut the sihdsvas we're re>A
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Speciat
T1m-Be Judge Woodruff -Decisl .-8sss,
snrrtnor, &C.. sst Ca-sfrS AVID etars-On an sccp<-
snce of bill OF excnsng', In lsf5 BY Parsons Ca
ming Co, In which Mr. p ofsred Is witness
for cefeps-. bu, net admitted There ~ssa verdict
taken subject to the spinion Of the Court =.
hsid that one Of three copsrtners, ~ho not lsned
. defendant IN suit on sn acceptance of bill Of
exchange by the trm, = competent witness for tho
oernosnts Oils copItners) The sul' 70 not defendcd
ot h,s Immediate ber' ' within tire meaning Of section
:" OF ire Code New uial srsutrd-co OF former
ul. and bearing thereon, sbids the event IL the
NothaH Babcock agt Rsn,cs Br-sr.-As.lo.t tho
lresioent on the Union Manufacturing Company Il
RsItsn, Individually b. recover the amount ~ nse
Ii wa on 81 Enforcement signed r Beman. rr.ssurey
vitfout specifying ans comp TO witch be belonged.
D'uurrer was put In, and the quesu ,n was vhstber
Mr.. Bemsp personally liable or whether the ,os.
psny was The Ceuf held thst a. plaintiff a, the tt-e
aware Of the facts, ard that defendant signed -
sgept Of the Company be is not liable. Judgment for
defendant, on demurrer.
tAdvertsereatl
SI6HT AND FYEs.-Prof. BRoNsoN visits
City this weet. Thursday only M 10 az No N
Broadway ara Albany Fi'ay. AZ tbs Delsvsn iouss b
natural sight sight and attend 10 the
generally, a veil the health. N. B.-Or b. win 10
absent till Sept 2
tAdyertsenent
II Once more We take occasion to call
the attention of the public 10 gems Of Art the Csysa
Darerrrotypes taken only at \ =. RooTs Usl cry.
No Ss3 Broadway of FrnniDs Process patented
Operators are cautioned against any Infringement
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The OBsEQUIEs Our report Of the dec =
orstions Of the City, although by far the fullest one
published, did not contain the folio wing excellent In
scriprons:
over the entrance 10 Nlblos Garden Their was ban
per and this quotation
------------.--
" In bis countrys cause,
life well spent, whose early care IL WAS
His rper years should not upDrsid his grave.
BY VI perceiva ID degrees he wore away,
And, like the sun, showed largest Al hls setting"
--..---.---..------...-.-. -.-..-----.-..------.
In front Of the words Henry Clay, jets OF gas
arranged In the form Of star In the evening these
were lighted, producing beautiful effect
The Headquarters Of the National Guard and Light
Guard Lafayette Hail. In deep mourning, and be-
tween it and the building opposite banner with
the following
Cold In the dust,
:: But living in our hearts.
NATIONAL GUARD LIGHT GUARD.
The Metropolitan Hotel exhibited on Its front balcony
an arch and canopy, with the Arm, of the City and
above the name of Henry Clay" The entire structure
was tastefuy trimmed with Grape and other mourning
Rings Drug Store, No 1872 Broadway, was hang In
black. In the front was displayed the following In
scnpuon:
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In the day, also, he led them with cloud,
And In the night with pillar Of ire"
On the corner Of James and Chatham-sts. a small
building appropriately decorated had these appropriate
sentences:
"A combination and form indeed,
Where every God did ~ set his seal,
To give the world assurance of a man."
"Your cause Il sorrow
Must not be measured BY bis worth for then
Ii hath no end"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
CITY ITEMS.

AMUsEMEETs, &C, TINS DAY AND EVENING.
Broadway Comic Open and Vaudeville Company
Niolos-The TOodlrs II Mummy. Mr.. Buuon's sisht
l. yceum TLeater- Macbeth Pleasant keshbOr.
Burton TLeater-DOnett's Trained Annals. &c.
nussgmCer-ap Sculpture OssoyIBs Views, &c
ASIA Minor lDay sns Evsnins1