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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
NIOTICE !. herehx given chat the pro.

/ Y sssds Of the sale of ths real estate Of LUDWIG
KIJNK dscsAssd vii he dsrisatsd e. the cred OF TIA
tecs.ssd seesTds % law b. sac ss,i' e. ssi
Eity NJ New-York on the hfh dsy OF April Fart ~ u
s'cloek M-New- York, Teb q. iGa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
n PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur.

rogste Of The County % New York. notice y neresS
given to all psssons having claims against CHARLES
WRIGHT late of the City Of NswYork. merchant, DO
cssd present the ssme with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber a the Office Of W. A. Seely No ia Fuon-st,
il the City Of New York before the twenty fourth
day Of April nextDsted New York the dc
II October, 1851. ELIZA j. WRIGHT
s25 Is~6uS Administrative
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EW.YD.K SUPREME coUKr.-
" Jhomss Frsace set T enas Rass -snmmoss-re
THOMAS BAiP3 dsfsnd4Et: ysu are hsreby sun
moued 10 the amt Of fh,mss Trasce. piaia-
NJ which wss ed IN ibs office 4 tue Cisrk Of TINS
Court Ia the CITY HALL Il the Ciy Il Ns~ Ysrx on me
2h DAY of March s32 and TO serve cDDj OF your an-
OIL me, my Office No 10 Bessmso & 10 the CITY
# New York wrb tweuty da.s after the service Of
hs mons eIclasve efthe day Of service or the
IN wall juds ueBt against y"a for he sam OF fsuf
nur drsa ard fot,-s AID eighty nine cents
I'm est thereon the hrst dsy Of July 1884, be-
secs eais-Dated Ma ch a. I6,l
n,llsv6.W is CARPENTER, PIfs Atty.
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in PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Sur
rogste of tho County of New-York, nstics hereby
siyol all persons having claims against ROGER FALL
CONFR late Of the City Of NewYork, deceased, to pre-
hir residence No Msngrn- ST. in tho City Of NswYosk,
before the Twenty s,th DAY Of July ne.s-DAsed
IL, iawors. EDWARD FALCONER Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
NEw-YoRK SUPREME conar.-

| Fdvsfd Bo,n o. Assignee Of Elo't 4 gs.atsa
sssrnst John ". q ART TO ne DEs ENDANr-Y, are
IeQGia srss-s The c,ngit a. ~
tins &C isr What al b. ed In lhs Office OF the Clerk #
the ~ and Comfy IL Sen-Ysk al he Cry Hai tae
CITY fNs~ Ys,s and cop. n ,oar ass~e,to ne
sac uplsisi 90 ,h- rsb,cYhs at her office. No -
Wal 81. int-e slsuf Ht Y,rs. wi.hn t~esy da's II
shs &c IN On roo. exclusive d"
esrfi,tat with, the aforessd the ustf "a ,ais
scp take udgmsbf sssbst yo1 for Iss sun 81 oaf
bupd. fury seven a foItv cents wi,h iasr
est frer the N dsy De ossr eis n
uldr and ferry ave esoes the sss Of tn scti r.
Ds &c se~ v" JsHaa -, 1852
BARSIY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
Plaiatrfs Attoroeys.
The snmrlsir in the above action ed tbs ofcs
cf,he ert Il he q ana County of New York o. tue
23d CAV # March, 1854
ME- iawswW Pialstlfs Auorneya
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SUPREME COURT--wALTER Full

-
~ LER assissi EPFINGHAM rOwNsEvD.-Nssce
II soY srep, susn to ofthe ssprsne Csar
Il ibs etas at kc~Yoss nssce ts- CIV Nal Ia he
Guy 81 NevYmt, tbs ,eA ta, s Fs,ruxFy, one tAss.
tspd eNht huncrtd ard a. yswo by II Jascss OF
fsid Csurt To all psnons who have CLAIMS
PaItnarsh,p h.rtffs coeduc,ed asdsr the Il
Mssnsn, 70 produce 70 tbs snoscnbsr asfsrss
NJ % %. No. Nrsss said CITY. thsir ella tr3
dsnsrts, toesshef aA the vouchers thersr
days frrn The pusics 81 his uer- he 1sit cas- Of
Fe1nzrv ie53 thai they be sr-elnd a y. cain
tie 80 gnet ~ pery .--Daet Ns- Yogk, February q
1852 r. II BowEE Sea pftiTs Asre-
N is~swS PBlLO r RUG9Lk !. ksfssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

NRElGHTS REDUCED. - Ordinary
- nsssvrsmsnt Goods nov taken by the FALL
RIVER LINK from NEW YOsK to BOSTON at cents
PER foot Ordinary Weight Goods At l2 cents per 100 lbs,
Other freight u proportion Freight will AZ all times b
Aken ~ lev q By any rival reui.
HIlf TIsDALE no .RDMAN. Agents,
Nos. ~ and II West-st
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ROBERT @ PIKE, Plaintiffs

NOTICE is hereby given, according to
law. 10 all persons having claims against GEORGE
ces sed that they reanirs same
thereof TO the Subscribers the place Of bust
ness No o. Cathsrne ST., tn the city Of ewYork
before he 18th day Of May nextDated November IL,
ISL NARY SRsE Body s}Y'i Adminissra'o"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate the County Of New York. notice q hereby
given to an persons having claims against ANN WYMBS
late Of the City Of New York widow deceased to pre-
sent the with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber
az his Office No 1888 Bowsy, in the City Of Now York
or before the seventh day Of April New
o. IawsmS HUGH KELLY. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

NUII VE 81 MI LICh IVIt fUI SHo
discharge of solvent from his debts pursuant to
tho provisions of the third article Of the st title Of the
fifth chapter Of the second part II this Revised Statutes
the matter Of UZAL p WARD, an insolvsst debtor.
Notce first published 18th February. Creditors to appear
before JOHN W. MILLS Esq, County judge, At his Of
forenoon 1N lawloS6~
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IN PURSUANCE OF an oroe1 oi TIC
orste Of the County Of Nsw-Yerk notice 10 hereby
=, en- 70 an persons having claims against fHO MAS ma.
UFF late Of the CITY Of New York deceased to present
g. s,ne with vouchers thereof the subscriber At bis
rrsc,rcs No 200 Bowey ssfeet, IN the City of rev.
VI Il on ar he fore fifteenth day Of june neHs -Datea
30 ,ws.nWs JOHN " REA. Executor.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
i rosats Of the County Of New-York. notice hereby
NTH late Of the City Of Nsw-Yok, deceased, to pre-
sent the same with the vouchers thereof 70 she suesccsI
CITY OF NewYork ON or before the first day Of May mort
Dad New-york the 18th day Of OctobeI 1851
asgia xsmWtds WILLIAMS HERMAN. Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
Il rcxafs Of the County Of New York notice hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against MARGARET
WYNKOOP, late Of the City Of New-York. deceased to
present the same with vouchers thereof to the subscf
esTs, o. the Office Of SMITH WOODWARD. No. u
WaLst In ii City Of New York, before the second
iay # August next. Dsted New Y0rs the 18th day Of
Ispnsry. 1851 JEFFERSON WyNKOOP. Executor.
ito law6mH HARRIET DuNNIEG, Executrix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

rogate Of the County Of New York, notice ID hereby
gvel 90 ali persons having claims against IA MES SCRYM-
GEOUR late of the City Of New York. sllveFsuith D.
ceased present the with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber 1t bis Office No Nassau At, m the City u
York on or before the tth day Of JULY pextDaed New
YcIb, the nth day Of January, 1851
II, t.ws.s Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

N PURSUANCE OF an O1del VI sue
Il Surrogate of the County of New York. notice d. here
by siysn TO All persons having claims asanst WILLIAM
BOCARDUS late Of the Ctylef New York Counsellor
st-Lar, deceased, 10 present the same with vsacssn
srtson Eco No IS william street. in the Cisy Of New
on or before the twelfth day June next-Dated New
'0'@' '' A"'" WY " JACOB A. ROBERTSON,
x,s,.wsmwsA Executor, e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

NOTICE is hereby given, according
sIsI ONsON. ls,s ef the CITY Of BrsotIyn dscss:sa
vouchers thereof to the subscriber Francis Stksr. q
MS Office ip the County Clerks Office in the City Hail. u
the cy Of kyn before the 18th day Of July nsxt
-Datsd Jan Q. 1852
ito tswemS, HANNAH SIMONSON, I AAscaei''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

1,0p SHREw SBURY, LONG
snt NeH. OCcAN HOUSE,, HIGHLAND DOCK
= ~ asHlN0TON, MOUNTS and BhoWFs
= cre lMiddistswsJ end BED BAkK.-Nsw aaa
x,s1n essmsoat TH0AA AZ AUNT, captain
100, VII leave Ns~-rs7rs p'e,. PECK -s'sp, IA"
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2 n PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the Ceanry of Ne~Ycrk notice nersol
6 frs O. all pcn~ns having claims agsinys WILLIAM
n. HOBBY late Of the CITY Of New Yorh deceased &c
present tho same sitk vouchers thereof the suhsc
eer At hrs Office No III Wsshnxtos st. In the City
New York Or before the twsr,y scveah day Of Msy
sext new ferk me tw~n,y sc1nc day Of Nsver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

ss.sate Of the Couoty Of New York nctios hereby
given "a persons having elaine againt JAMES LUNr
Of City of New York, deceased, to present ths
same wi vouchers thereof 90 the subscriber. G. VAN
YORK o or befsre the sirtn davoi July ssst.-DsisS
New Y. 4, the I'd day If January. 1854
g. VAN COTr Adninistratef
IS iav6mMs SARAH LUNT, Administrative.
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~ RW -YUKk and FhI n NhIuNVAOs
49,. le.v. a. felless fsarSsys sr-spfsti f-er
=, l~et Il Doane-st-; - a., - - Ill s..s,a..
an mas ~ f e. S'-'.f .sq al S''''
MvTr.M. stlP H., ftr erssrss, Oxford and inter-
" ',ie ess,ess ,ss iaAs a.. ~. fsr DgakiIx,
1870 - Dunkrk and 7ists Line and ere sre
Z. .ss ssH-ssds. tsI NE ,raAsor s,,.r,.soe.s,.
.so,x. t,se. - 1851.
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4 ;Sisslsss pieces ss ts pier 70.
20 vS6s Hssss ~. ~ sbsss REQ ,AcKer; Az ~.
:s; :. S,s . ss:Hss.a s s,fs
1s.s@ o. NsG Ssx, 80 VI iaad az NJ Ne
- ~ 4 c,s,.s use a. IS s'sas. and 40 ~
ss ~ ssn.I,s, at as sss sG, 20 n.
- iwp - 'rissbsthtovB At Tbs aud ie.s'. a. M
GlBP. D. ~..... RstAi.hcm. sIlentewp, Wilkes
J.sessesss 81 rs.st pa a d sminx on ssd Clmtoa,
sr,sssS nsss, ~ n a. f'on Ns.-Y@s; sed On
J.. WI - .ysSs,s Ard oays, for Ne. hsm'i'a'
ss 5.:sss &c ne r osSss sn. asr
~ -. setssi posssssiap # toe agents oil Ihs c'm-
- Ne ~ - .eSs or receipts vee therefor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

cordns to law to all persops having claims against
WILLIAM sLADE, late Of the City Of BROOKLYN; o.
ceased that they are required exhibit the with The
uche thereof TO snbscber Joseph Ealing at biz
place Of bususss No Myrtls.v IN tn. CITY q srs:s
1uarv 10. 1859. JOSEPH EALING, }yxscutor..
IiflawSmWs GEO. wINTERSON, AA"o''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25
Lscislaturc Of Virginia.

The General Assembly Of Virgins re assembled
at Richmond on the 22i inst. A large quorum be.
ing present in both the House and Senate, Lieute-
nsnt Governor Leake took the chair as President Of
the Senate. and o. IA Crutchdeld, Esq, resumed
bis seat as Speaker Of the House brief but 40
propriate msssige from Governor johnson was re nd
in both houses. The Govern iRvtes the attention
Of the IL gslature to the interns 81 improvements Of
the State, rs follows
A IL Is neither contemplated by the constitution
necessary that should do sh all not trouble you With
formal communication Of my views upon the various
subjects that may claim your consideration further than
created conneDce) TO all that said in my late
upon the subject OF speedy completion Of the great I'd
ing 81 internal improve ments which mperously
demanded by the interests OF the State aud rendered the
by the large Of money already ex-
pended upen each ofthese lines and which must remain
uppoductvs capital until they fha have been seversy
completed.
He then closes his message With the following re-.
Tcuee 10 the recent decision In this city, ~ Wnicn
eight slaves from that State were set free;-
Knowing The deep interest that all feel In everything
that fleets the honor OF the the interests OF her
people have not failed to take particular noce OF the
reported ontrsGe recently committed " tne civil
rites in the city sf New York under the color OF law,
upop one Of our citizens when In hannn with MS pro-
his report (which have reason TO doubt 1t Is
c.ss without It's parallel in point OF tp'rit and the CON
IA flow from the establi nj Of such princi-
ME cannot he foreseep Not willing however 10 base an
SETON IL so charaeter upon mere Newspaper
rerors have enused application to be made TO the pro
The judicial proceedrRf 10 this Gaze When the eane
Nall 1--we la u soi,Gd ~ rake !. Tho srMrc x !
eoUmuL to you and submit IL Ter ruch action
yCui wisdom may dictate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25
Supreme Court.

Decision by Hon Juoge Mitchell.
Nov. "a Wheaton, rs hs NeU York and Erie Railroad.
The jury in this have found by consent Of parties
certain facts and by like consent, the court find
any other from the evidence which the jury should
not find There direct evidence TO what portion
Of injury to the cattle by Of eod and
water and what portion by the delay merely and the
injury that would arise from tue delay they had been
properly fed ard ~atersd The cattle we're somewhat
bruised, and sGened in the legs-these nju-
res utpg from their being long confined In the
they looked gaunt and hollow these injuries from
want Of food and water. The jury put the whole Of the
damages at SIS a head. The cattle not fed from
Saturday ut O'Clock p. M to Monday about O'Clock
p NJ an satisfied that 1t least half Of this injury
must have Il ON want of food and water. In this
1t the duty Of the painiG to furnish food and
water If the cattle needed It, ami the company not
in fault and where there delay the part Of the
company then his duty notify the officer Of the
company that the cattle needed food aud water and ask
them to stop to enable him so procure it, The company
allowed agent Of the plaintiff to accompany the cattle
free OF expense expressly that he might take care Of
them When the delay such as TO cause Injury to
the cattle for want Of food and water it this agent
business know It, and to notify the company Of IT, and
to take to procure what necessary for them
His omission to do - wa. neglect for which he
might be accountable perhaps to the plaintiff bat for
which the is not to account Unless therefore,
the plaintiff consents to reduce the verdict by deductng
SlG7 so from It, there must be trial cannot d-
rect judgment fer the defendants part Of the injury
was caused by mere delay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25
United States Circuit Court.


Nov. 4.-Edua,d Crehor Horace Brooks and Timothy
Jackson Henry JolnsonThis was an action brought
by Mr.. Clifford, the part Of the plaintiffs who are
Of the pate for the known as tho
Jackson for botols steamboats, and veil
ing houses against the defendant who Is the proprietor
Of the United States Hotel In this city for alleged vio
laion Of the said patDt 1t appeared upon the trial,
that In 1850 the defendant caused bell telegraph
structed in most rspects. according to the patent
granted TO L. Mtett in the year 1913 to be put mp la
that hotel This bell telegraph alleged to be VIOLA
ton Of the Jackson patent fns machinery of the jack
snnuaciator Is operated mainly by spiral springs.
The machinery Of the bell telegraph, constructed a.
cordng to the Malstt patent is operated BY the mere
gravity Of it's parts Of them constructed within the
last two years containing springs for the purpose Of
drawing back the lever which acts upon the bell 1t
appeared however that few bill telsgraphs, first con-
sucted contsised feather spog for that purposes but
that andirg them unnecessary hsir use was dlscoa-
tnued ssd the weight Of the parts substituted The OBJ
ect Of the suit however was show that the bel tee-
gIaph though constructed without springs was an Ia
fIrgemspt of tho plaintiffs patent and this was the
great question IN the 1t appeared that the bell
telegraph by the defendant hsd feather spfing for
the purpose mentioned The trial occup cd three
days The suit defended by Sir. Stoughton for the
propetors of the Maet patent their object being TO
establish their right to construct bell teegaphs rs they
are now without spring for the purpose
of re toipp The aforesaid The jury out
several hours the afternoon and evening OF this
2ed inst. and. the Gath, rendered special sealed
verdict. in hch they found nominal verdict for the
plaintiffs Of six cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25
Interesting from Texas.

We have dates from Galveston to the 18th inst ,
being three days later than previously received,
from which We extract the following items-
Governor Bell has issued his proclamation requir-
ing thai the senators and representatives., COM
posing the Legislature of that State, shall assem-
bic in special session at the capitol, in the city of
Austin, on the second Monday (the 10th day. Of
January next, to deliberate and take such &C ion
rs their wisdom may direct upon subjects which will
then be presented for their confederation.
Mr. de Cordova has retired from the publcA-
ton Of the dustin SoNlhpestrn Amsricaw
The Ldgu Gays that more than two bundled
houses are in progress OF erection at San Antonio.
Jadge Crabb has been elected representative Of
Walker county in the next Legislature.
The HSntsr,ih lem says that the Trinity is now
navigable for steamboats,
The residence of John Koran, at Austin, was dc.
stroyed BY FIRE few nights since. The Gazette
eonna grafton. The residence ofGen s. johnson,
ad ioinirg that destroyed, narrowly escaped
At San Antonio, on the day Of the election,
$37 20 were contributed for the Washington Ma
nsnal Monument.
A man named Magrirs was murdered, by stab.
bipg, q few days since, in Port Lavaea, by one
Hill, who is in irons
railroad convention is 10 be held in Rusk
Cherokee county, on the 9th Of December
On the 9Th instant ARRAY occurred in Mission
Valley, Victoria county, IN which DIR Edwin Rag
land was instantly killed by John A, j. Hamilton
weapon, knife. Particulars not given. Hamilton
surrendered.
Captain II. Clay Davis, Of the Rangers, with q
detachment of twenty Eve men, visited Corpn,
Christi recently. The Vailty says = EVERYBODY ID
Western Texas knows Clay. and every body knows
him to be a clever fellow, and brave and noble
hearted man BY the way. our neigheor Of the
Utstua Jtrdn tells Va where he got the iaforma
ton, which be published a short time since, rela
i've TO an engagement that Captain Davis had with
the Indians IN which be had lost eleven Of hiss mon
The report was based upon a letter said 10 nave
L.eD yrittep nv Davis TO Shaw We Slated nj The
time that there was not q word Of truth IN II, apC
We have su,hori'y 10 eey ihet no srch letter wel
written wren eleven OF DAVIS rangers are killed
kecatcmts ofths eLeuy vii cite the dust.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25
Superior Court-Part second.

B6iOro Hon. Judge CAmpb6H
Nov. ~ In the case Of Patrick Kisrens against
Wesley Smith, Mr. Busted having summed up ftr
the defendant, and Mr.. Fullerton for the plaintiff,
the was given TO the jury under the charge Oh
the Court, who retained verdict for the plaintiff
fer fifty dollars
The Court stands adjourned for the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

Nov. "a Hon Judge Nelson having tried three patent
which occupied the nearly FIVE weeks has
left town but Hon Judge Belts will take up the circuit
calendar ON Friday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

MONUMENT TO GEN. ISRAEL PUTNAM The citi-
ycrs Of Winoham county Connecticut, are 10 have
meeting at Brooklyn IN that county on the first OF De-
cIL.r, 10 sako bsr seins ssitaess isonn
p.nt to tbs nensry Of Cen Putn.n, VI rsvolussuary
memory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

TRANSMITTED TO coNGREss, AT ITS LAST fhssloN, IN
r.p,y m A CAL ron THsN BY THE HousE or
REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-20
5000 CHAILENGE,

'VETHArEvER concerns the health und hap-
wv plnessofa people is at all times Of the
most valuable Importance take Il for gran
ted that every person will do nii lin their pow.
or, 10 save the lives Of their children, and that
every person win endeayOr to promote their
own health at all sacrifices. feel II to be
my duty to solemnly assure you that WO RMS,
according to The opinion Of the most celebra
ted Physicians, are the primary causes Of .
large majority of diseases 10 which children.
and adults are liable; If You have an appetite
continually chaugeable from one kind Of foe d
to arother, bad breath, pain in the stomach,
picking at The nose, hardness and fullness Of
the belly, dry cough, slow fever, pulse irreg-
ular--remember that all these denote Worms,
and Won should at once apply the remedy.
HoRENSACK s WORM SYRUP. }.
An article founded upon scientific princi-
pies, compounded with purely vegetable sub :
stances, being perfectly safe when taken, and
can be given 10 the most tender infant with
decided beneficial effect, where bowel com.
plants and diarrhoea have made them weak
and debilitated the tonic properties Of my
worm syrup are such, hat it stands without
an equal in the catalogue Of medicines, in Civ
ing tone nd strength 10 the stomach, which
makcsit an -infailible remedy for those affiict-
ed with dyspepsia, the astonishing cures per-
formed by this syrup after physicians have
failed, s'the bestsouep!As Of its efficacy over
all others,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-20
SECOND SUPPLY or
Spring and Summer Goods,

AT mo. y, 6nLeTpTl5o EtoW.
TUST now receiving and opening another
% large stock of CHEAP and RESHG00DS
bought very cheap-lnany Goods having declln-
ed since the opening of the Spring trade.
Our teihil department will be found to con-
tain VERY LARGE stock of staple. and fam
cy Dry Goods. Particular attention has been
paid to The selection OF cheap, rich and brilliant
styles of Ladies' Dress Goods. We are now
better able than ever TO please the ladies', who
are invited to call early. tli.
{ Our wholesale room as usual is filled with d
large stocko Goods purchased to suit1he coun-
ry and furnace trade, both in quality and price.
We have now and always do have larger and
better assortment of Goods in our iobbng room
than can be found in any house in theplace.--
County Merchants, Furnace Projectors, and
all others dealingin Dry Goods are invited to
call before visiting Pittsburg or Cincinnati
Queensware,y Glassware, Carpets, Cotton Yarns
Eand Batting, wholesale and retail. II
+ Mayll. ELDEN BR0THERS& & co..
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-20
A Novel wedding.

The marriage at Saratoga, some days since,
of MANsFIEID WALwoRTH, Of New York, to
Miss HARDIN, daughter Of Col. Hardin, who
fell at Buena Vista, had one or two novel
features. not seen every day on such occa-
sions.
Both looked extremely youthful for such
service, having the appearance of being
scarcely "of sge.7 The ceremony was per-
formed in the Roman Catholic Church, By
The Rev. CLARENCE WALwoRTH, a onofthe
Ex- Chancellor, in the course Of which be took
occasion to preach o sermon to the crowded
and fashionable audience whom curiosity had
attracted to the spot. The service and ser
mon occupied an hour and half. The Chan
cellor is rigid Presbyterian. His vile IA
second one, to whom he was married last
year, is a Roman Catholic. Two sons are
Of the same faith. while the rest follow the
religious belief Of the father. The bride Of
young Mr.. w. is a daughter OF Chancellor
w. IS present wife (the widow of J. j. Har-
din). All the fashionables at Saratoga were
present-among them Washington Irving,
Francis Granger, Mrs. Rush Of Philadelphia.
Daniel Lord, &c.