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Veav few gardeners would be guilty of
SO foolish thing as to waste harn-vard
manure. But they are almost all guilty
OF waste not a whit less eXcusable. We
mean the waste of dead leaves that fall
at this season of the year, from trees
and shrubs Of all kinds. If every horti-
cultuilst would reflect for moment on
the nature of these fallen leavrs-which
contain not only the vegetable matter,
but the earthly salts, lime. potash, &c,
needed for the next seasons growth
and tint too, exactly in the proportion
required by the very tree or plant from
which they iall--nay more, if they
would consider that it is precisely in
this way, by the decomposition of these
very falling leaves that nature cnYichrs
The soil, year after year, in her great
forests, it would scarcely hr possible for
such a rejecting hortjr,l,urist to allow
these leaves to be swept away by every
wind that blows, and finally be lost al
together.
A wis harticulturiSt will diligently
collect. from week to WtrH, the leaves
iha fail under each tree. and by digging
them under the soil aho.t the roots,
where they will decay and zurich that
sal, provid" in the cheapest manner, the
best possible food for that tree. In Ger
tain VINEYARDS in France, the WINS are
kept in the highest condition by simply
hnrying at their roots every leaf and
branch that IS pruned o;i' such vines. or
that fails from them at the end of the
season. In the same manner, the leaves
that fall from young fruit trees should
b" carefully saved and dug in beneath
IT," surface Of the soli. 4 single years
experience OF its good results will con-
firm our readers in this graclice.
Douning's Uo,fitu|turiyt.
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Price so cts. per Bottle.
ST3BLER'S .?NODlNE CHERRY
ENPECTORtNT


: Is confidently recommended TO Inyalids os
UNSURPASSED by any known preparation. far
the cure Of COGGHS, UO.lRSENESS, and
other forms OF common col Is: BRONCHITIS.
! .7STHM4, CROP, CONSUMPTION in an
early sla-". and for the RELIEF orthe Pa,ien,
even IN advanced stages Of that fatal disease.
Ii combines, IN scientific manner: remedies
! OF long esteemed value, with others of more re-
cent dScov, IS. AMI besides lis soothing and iouic
qualities. acts through the skin gently and with
great efficacy, for the cure of this class of dis
/ eases.
| number of the most respectable Physicians.
to whom we communicated KNOWLEDGE of the
| constituents Of these Medicines, have been
pleased to favor us with their opinions. (some
at them IN wi Iling.) that they are the best rrme
dies they have ever been acquainted with for
the cure OF the diseases for which thcv are re-
commented.
OPINION OF DIR. s. B. M?RTIN,
One OF The most experienced of the faculty in
thus ciiy, and long celebrated for his success
iul practice.
Geutlcmcn--l have carefully examined the
component parts Of your Darrhna Cordial, as
Wril as your Anodyne Cherry Expec,orant and
Ina them boh valuable compounds; the doses
are safe and consistent with medical practice.
your friend. ). Il. MARTIN, NJ. ID.
Baltimore, June, 1852.
Certificate from DR.. j. Addison. Physician to the
Baltimore Southern Dspcnsarv.
Having been made acquainted with the inrre
dl"n'S which enter into the composition ofyour
"Anodyne Cherry Expec,orant," and having
also made trial Of its virtues. ] have no be,ita-
ton in recommending it to the confidence and
patronage OF the public, as n most VALUABLE
medicine IN the treatment Of the various dis
cases for which it is intended
JOHN ADDISON, NJ d,
We beg leave. as convincing evidence of the
highly valuable properties Of the above named
medicines. to refer to the annexed compliment
tary notice from sixteen Of the most respectablc
Apolhecarles aah Pharmaccut;ss in the civ of
Baltimore, whom we have appointed our agents.
and who have The several articles Tor sale.
The subscribers, Apothecaries and pbarma
cenllSts in the city Of Baltimore. are satisfied
that the preparations known as Stobier's .guo-
dyne Cherry Erpec'orant and StQbiey's Diaryub0a
COrdini. are medicines of great value. and very
rthcicnl Tor the relief and cure of the diseases
Tor which they are recommended: they bear fine
evidences OF skill and care in their prenarotion
ana style OF putting up, and we take pleasure
IN Recommending mem TO our customers.
G. A. Moore, Edw c. Gilpin, J. w. Barry &
Co., &. ". Johnston, H. II. Grahame, S. K.
Fleming, Jos. Roberts, Francis p. Scott. Israel
j. Glahame, L. Philips, Jos B. Stansbury, John
NJ. Larogue, Henry Lowe, A. w. HUGHES.
Mcpherson &, MARSHALL.
Price so cts. per Bottle.
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800 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 a Wear.

WANTED in every County in the United
w States, active and cnterprisin2 men, to en-
gage in the sale Of some of the best Books pub
liShcd in the country. To men Of good address.
possessing a small capital OF from S25 TO 500,
snch inducements will be offered as TO enable
them to lnak" from So TO $40 a day profit.
T. The Books published by us are all useful
In their character, extremely popular and com
mani LARGE sales wherever offered
For further particulars, address, postage paid,
DANIELS & GETZ.
Successors to W. A. Leary Il Co.
No. 1873 North Second ST., Philadelphia
Sen rs 80 an,
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GREAT BARGAINS

TO BE HAD AT WIN. TORBERT'S who
as selling off his stock OF Summer Goods greatly
below their real value; the stock that he offers
so extremely low is composed Of Barege de
LANES. Bareges, Prints Laws. Cotton Jeans.
Gamboons. &c. Persons who want TO buy
themselves rich wonll do well BE- calm. MS he
determined 10 close out his stock nj prices 70
nit the purchaser. Don't forget To cali. Won ,ha,
msnt twice The WORTH of your money. raug %.
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TO THE PUEBLO.

The subscriber (not being engaged in any 9th
er husiness) has resumed the practice of Land
Surveying, Conveyancing, &c. Being acquant.
ed with the different qualities of soil in the
ncighborhood, persons wishing to buy or soil
Land would find it to their ADVANTAGE to give
him call. JETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Md.
June lst Soft
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FARMERS LOOK AT TysIS!

T AND PLASTERat Is cts. per bushel. Best
~ PERUVIAN GuANO p cts. per pound.
Best PATAGoNlAN GuANo at low rates. PouD-
RETTE at 40 cts. per bushel, or 50 per barrel.
SAVE YOU Il MONEY.-The Guano offered
above is but little above the cost of inportation.
Pc Z DIRE n T f
we offer yon at the manufacturers price, and of
quality unsurpassed.
LAND PLASTER.
In this we beat the world. We have facilities
for grinding one thousand bushels daily. and our
price defes competition. Come Farmers all to
c. FRENCH & CO.,
Ne'r Steam Plaster NH,
At Junction ofOld York Road, Crown & Cal
lowhill Streets, Philqdciph,a. rang 81 SIN
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WOOL! WOOL!

YENHE subscriber is now fitting IN with en-
tire new, and improved machinery. and
will manufacture Wool to order the ENSUING
season, either upon shares or per yard, at the
most reasonable rates that be can afforded.
Address VIM. j. KIRK,
Brick Meeting House, Cecil county, Nd.
MaY Il, 50 GIN
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GROCER EE,S.

COFFEE; Laguira. Rio, and Maricaiho. Su-
" gar. brown; New Orleans, Por,orico, and
HAVANA. Sugar, white; Stewards crushed nnd
pulverized. and New Orleans clarified. Mt
lasses and Syrup, New Orleans and Porlorico.
For sale by BROWN & FOARD,
T,resh New Jersey Sweet Potatoes. For sals
{ BY BROWN & FoARr.
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furAp WRITING PApER.--Exlra superfne
" white and blue Bath post, PIatner & Smiths
white and blue ruled letter paper; extra size
heavy cap paper, lined deed, and bill and copv
book paper, with large assortment of day
books. ledgcrs, blank books, note paper, envc-
lopes, &C., at BROWN & FOARD'S
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E.AED! READ!

Relief for Man and Beast.
Tie Eorsemna's Hope, or Farmers Friend
4 arrangements are now mnlc for supplying the
Apubiic with this Grea. Remedy, which has
been used with wonderful success by those who
have had an opportunity OF testing its virtues.
No family should neglect 20 have Il supply, and
all persons employing worhmen would do wei
to have some By them. to be used in case of &C
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F ags! Banners !! Flags !
Great Prize Medal Arrived.

GfeaC PIIze WedaI ArrlVed.
UICKEY 6 TULL, No. 14S Chestnut Street.
ILL above Sixth, front of Jones' Hotel, received
the Prize Medal awarded to them for the best
RAVELINGTRuNKSex exhibited atthc Worlds
Far IN London. 1S5l-being the only exhoi-
tors to whom any award was made. Their
competition was with all the World, and they
have taken the PRIZE.
They offer to Merchants and the Travelling
Community the largest, best and cheapes, as
Sortment of
TRUNKS. EaLISES, B.4GS. &c.,
10 be found IN this city, and al very low prices.
Call and see. HICKEY & TULL.
1raah Manufacturers, l4S Chestnut 81,
Sep | | :}m PHILADELPHIA.
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cldent to man or beast.
FOR HORSES. sc.
For the cure Of sprains,
bruises, saddle and col
largalls, swclled joints,
stiffness and weakness
OF the legs. old sores,
scratches, sc.
aug %
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ga man can find nowhere so good Savings
Bank as by emptying his purse into his head.
knowledge is the best capital he can possess;
it is at his command every moment, and al
ways bove par.-DR. FRANKLIN.
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June II If

dlSPHscS Oh ftNIdlPS, III
tended for the use Of females only only (sce pa ge
1907 being ofthc highest importance TO married
people, or those contemplating marriage. BY
VIM. YOUNG, NJ. d., Graduate Of the Uni.
verStv Of Pennsylvania, Member of the ROYAL
College of Surgeons, London: and Honorary
Member of the Philadelphia Medical Society.
The various forms Of Diseases, Weakness. Dis
eases of the PROSTATE Gland, Impotency, and all
the recip pes given in plain language. Young
Men who have been unfortunate in contracting
disease, previous TO placing yourselves under
the care oiany doctor, matter what his pretcn-
sions may be, get copy of this truly useful
work.
Sea Captains and persons going to Sea, should
possess DR.. Young's Treatise on Marriage, the
Pocket lEsculapus, or Every One His Own Ply
sician.
Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of
the TsculapuS to his child. 1t may save him
from early grave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the secret obligations of mar
ried life, with"ul reading the pocket -lIscuapus
Let no one suffering from hacknicd Coughs
pain in the side, restless nights, nervous feel
ings, and the Who'll" train of Dyspeptic sensation,
and given up by their physician, be another mo-
mpnt without consulting the IESculapius. Have
the married or those about to be married any
impeachment, read this truly useful Book, as il
has been the means of saving thousands OF nm
fortunate creatures from the very Jaws Of death.
Upwards of n MILLION copies of this cele-
bratcd work has been sold in this country aud
Europe since 1898, when the first edition was
! issued
UC| Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE
cents enclosed in letter, will receive one copy
ofthis book by mail or five copies will be sent
for one dollar. Address DR.. WM YOUNG, No
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100 Tons of a No. |


100 Tons of A No. |
.NEXJC9.N GTI.NO.
The analysis of this Guam" shows ii to contain
81 per cent Of Phosphate Of Line,
Z" Ammonia,
DR.. Higgins, in his lalc report states that when
the soil requires phosphates, this Guano is equal
TO the best Peruvian
so TONS or .7FRIC.7H GE.9NO.
This is new article and viii recommend it.
self. Prof d. Stuart says it contains nrnriy as
much Phosphatcs as the best qwaiHy of Peruvian
guano, and mare Ammonia than many specimens
Of Patagonian guano.
Patasonian GusanO. Bones, and
Fer. Sails.
All OF these Guanors will be sold as i0r as
the same article cnn b" bought in Baltimore.
WlLMER Il DAVIS,
GRAIN! GRAIN!
The subscribers are buying all kinds ofgran
for the Philadelphia Market. Farmers who de-
sire to sell at high prices, will find it TO their
interest to give us call.
WILMER & DAVIS.
June IA tt Port Deposit.
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NOR + \ EWS.

THE largest, the most f,shionaLlc. nAd Be bcs
l. assortment. of mems, wGmnnS an chi Eilrns
boots and shoes. in Coed couuly. is 70 b" irund n
the subscribers BOOT x SHOE STORE. IA Elk,
ton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber wouIi respectfully inloi;rIli.>
friends, and the pubic generally. that he, has
purchased Of his brother, (i.noch Crourh) his
entire stock Of l.adi"a, Misses, and chiItrrn'.
boots ami shoes. aud has commenced ranntnr-
turing Ladies Shoes Of every description. He is
now prepared 10 accommodate ali who iaav tva.
him with call, with mems wom"n's and chill.
drens boots anlsho Of the best or' AT very low
prices. TIL OS. c. CROUCH.
ElIiton. Feb. 2Gth 'tS.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange for
cots all sho.s. Wanted journcym"n shoemNk-
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.

nOCTOR YOURSELF.
D-phlN ATLLN, 70 +
20 cent, by means OF the
POCKET If.SCULAPluS
or every one his own ply
sicians.-Thc thirly->ixih
Edition, with Oh" hundred
engrayiags, showing Dis
eases and Maltormalions
Of the System, in every
shape and form: to which
is added a realise on the
diseases of Females, in
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(sE'AND! GF'Ayn!

S00 TONS OF THE BEST QUALITY OF
JUU Peruvian GuaalG.
direct from the agent
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10 Merchants, Clerks, Teachers,

OF INTEREST
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DIED.,
aofdrop.y. JOSHUA Ayrhnsos, IA III

On Wednesday Dec e. u Jropsy JOSHUA ANDERSON, nth
CSth year Of usage
The relative, and friends OF the family are respectfully autea I,
atend his funeral h late resdnee No lsj Jay a. corner Of
Ns-f.u ~, Bookyp, fnd.y, 10th instant at ococt
Dec % NJ "A A. ~, FRANCIS second ct 10, Cfsidno
The fsnds OF the family respectfully yed 10 attend his 10
neral yrdAy 10Th instant AZ eoA NJ from premises No
III leonard a.
No To- DONALD ROSS secosi the lsts Dr.
Thomas Io., Minister Of Lochbroon Ross shire, scotland
The any respectfully invited attend bis To-
Thursday Dec. O. Of Group HENRY CLAY son Of u w.
III rIs,ve sSd friends Of the Emily are respectfully invited
attend the funeral Sunday the th instant ~ ococ from
No Willow a., Brooklyn, without further lrisuoa
FINK Parker u Mary A. AMI the late James Parker.
Jun ssod years. months and 10 days.
Doctor keek requested 70 attend bsf onea Hon he
house No 10 Els; Boadssy saturday Dee H. h2 oeoek
Pm
A. New Har,.o.d * on Thursday. De- Mr'. JANE DUD
In Wilmington sunday Dec s. after prorsetd rnsss
oflour week Col WM H. ANDERSON Cashier Of he Sfsaeh
Bari the State North caOAns the 9TH Of ~. sss
Manhes, HekImer Co.. o. ne Iesid.es OF y. 600 iona
Hsrk 20 On the 18Th nit Hon JACOB MARKELL IN the al
year Judge Markell bors in the town Of Paaa y"
county oi Montgomery and passed ne seaisf pm y n. ne an
be nsivs the and abed tins ~ ca pre-
ceded AHsnean Revolution and feIsa and sr~7 ssnsS
Which during cd by the inhabitants oi Moot
gonsy County who among rs 40
between The present generation and our Who
those tne- judge narte unu aashens
se naed pysica powers or held ooa.ps aons
In tho 1913 ~ siaeea 70 ne
district Which embraced tbs
80 =, ~. hh M. served IN Congress dnr M
many years held the ocs oi Jpdse ne Cont Comnoa
Pleas Of Montgomery County and unl late period Of hi s he w<s
G citizens for the strength of his Intellect and Toe has
uns~erVuz the conhteaial !rsnd sad ADVISER
snd sd,ce dsesy and Importance Cnl the i.s ds
Judge Markell retained fsms'bs tsUee bs ,ui
Do-,eo Of his meai ard he ioos his departure 20 ns
,n-or-. lHerhiises Journal
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DEATH AT THE CITY HosPIrAL.-A seaman
named John lngrshanl who met with accident on
the Sd inst by ens down the hold OF the steamer Bay
state living in the North River died from the effects OF
his inurics on Wednesday, at the Brooklyn Cry Hosp
tsl A pcstmorem examination was male, ana me re-
suit proved that he died OF conclusion oil the Drain
Deceased was a resident Of this city.
CASKS AT THE HosPIrAL.-During the past
month lNovefnber) 20 were adfnItted INTO tns
brooklyn City Hospital Ike number were discharged
during the same period AZ present there are - uAueF
treatment
FlDr.-About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
IN alarm of FIRE was raised In the hrat dLstr1c' ocea
ioued bv dense smoke issuing from the basement o.
coffee roasting establishment az the unc'oh o. ruon
s,d Main sts The coffee in the cylinder became over
b.s, and W.. burned without causing any otner aaiI
sse nv tre although there more injury done WIN
stat than the necessity Of the case seemed 70 require
ScHoo1. House. RoBBEEY.-Afe few nights since,
public schoolHouse Nc 6 situated in Middaghst wa
s,lonously entered and robbed OF number OF DOCKS
ara educational implements. The piano ior tae use OF
lie scbool and several other articles Of value which
could no, be carried or, were destroyed
CRY CouRr.-The criminal business oil tnls
Court was resumed yesterday morning, oe'ors sIase
S;re,uvooi and Aid Wilson and Harteaa Willsm
swim indicted for illegal voting Il the las, eeeuoh,
was acquitted. James chamberlain, indicted on tne
charge Of committing crime against lAtuEe, a. q
rAisred During the progress OF the uial was sno
ths the csense had been committed out OF me ursdic'
ton II the CITY Court and therefore not uaoie
The care was transmitted 70 the Oyer and ieInlas
srd tie accused was rernended- Mary Welsh inlcted
en- charge OF grand larceny In stealing so'l .1scn
from the house OF Mrs. Wilson corner Of Couf' e Da
unable 10 agree were discharged The prisoner va
taken bslk ~ jail
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SERIOUS Accrpxsr.-Ou Wednesday, avsn,ns

about o'clock a sailor belonging to the u ! ship
North Carolina, named John Williams was run over by
stage ST the corner OF First and South Seventhst
He was somewhat intoxicated az the time and passed
before the stage a. the horses were starting. when he
over his bead and fsce and the other his legs The
driver in endcavorng avoid the accident backed up
his horses, when the wheels passed over him azsin
lacerang his face and legs and other wise njurng him
Officer Control conveyed him to the First Ward sta
ton House where his injuries attended TO BY Drs
Dickinson and Welsh Yesterday afternoon Officer
Armstrong conveyed the injured man en- board toe
North Carolina.
TrNPERAxcE-A meeting Of the City Tenn
persnce Society held last evening at the Lecture
Room of the NJ Z. Church. in Grand Il These meet
ncs very interesting web attended, and seem TO
be accomplishing much good
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALEyDAR-TKrs DAY.

his bAS.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. $50, lab, 5oc, 4l9,
aea 5e4 5e5 s7, 500 COL, eos, 60e, sl2 6l3, 6l5 2s
6lg. GO gu, 62 6Z3 62 gu, 62e, 63l, 632 64 SO,
7, s3s Ss Go 47s GAL e43 GA, Gas, s46, CAT, $50
65l, 6Sa
COMMON PLEAs-Pat Mos. 537 54l, d3, 80, H',
$40 55l $50 555, 557, $50 56l, 5S3. 565 Part 2-Sos
$50 CO.. 666 6s S7o Ga GA 676, 67e, CO. 6'2 oS4'
Geo, 6oe, GO.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday Dee. T. by Rev Mr. Beecher Mr. RICHARD BAR
Mss ELIZABETH J. MosiER eldest daughter Of tbs
late David v. Mosier.
"wednesday Dec ls6l, BY Rev Cyrus w. pu Mr.
JOSEPH T. PORTER to Miss ApELA b. GUERNSEY, all
=.
Al 81 7, Church by Rev. Dr. Neville, 81 Tifos
C. VAN WINNIE 10 Mos HARRIET. daughter OF Mr. Aaron
sone all Of this city.
On Wednesd.y Dec at Dnhwick T. ny Rev neetsr.
HENRY " sCBESCk, oi this city, 10 MAGDALkSE, daughter
Il Charles j. De Bsvoue, ESQ, OF the former place
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS

D,splysARY REpoRT-The whole number Oh
s,;en,s treated q. the wiiamsburgh Disperssry du,
r;co the month OF November was 10; panenrs -
az their houses, l2 Of these los were maies anu A'
Ta,;,;,,-Borr in Ireland. le6 in the United states
-. Engi.nd, 4; Gerinsny,s Whole number OF pre-
sc.iptons. 5e4. a. .hio,nen. "a.
80 -, IA. .kin. Is; minor surgery Is; nervous
81 ,be,,rnsr;sm. g; fevers, 9. urinary, O. injury -
ooeratious IN dsrrzyry, 3: vsceinstea,
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q. 9. SUPREME COURT.
CASES DErrnsrNEp AT rWr rnKsrNr sEss


(From Reprrer
No. I. Tbos. Moore, executor Of Richard
Ee- Of Illinois deceased plaintiff in error 70 The Peo
PIE OF Illinois. Argued Dec. 8 snd7
No 2 John Hsgsp, surviving partner 81 sste drm 81
J. Hngsn & Co. ". Ala. Dist Court U. &. appellants.
We. Leroy P. Walker. Ct ale Argued Dec. J.
No 3 Samuel Plstf. complainant and appellant Aas.
Cur. Court L. :, vs. Charles +. Mcclure executor OF
David Mcclure, deceased Dismissed under the issA
rule.
No Charles f. Jones, plAiniif S. Miss Cir. Court
o. =, W. Mason Saunders Dismissed under the S5<h
rule
>, No Christian Roseius e. sls, Y Lou Diet Court
Z. :, executors OF j. AcDonoaghs. dscessed Va Tas
No. O. j McDonouyhs executors T. Lou, va The
Cni'ea Stafes These two last mentioned pos
poncd en- account Of idsposifon Of Counsel for plain
MOI. The United States, appellants Lon ps Count
L. =. We DANIEL w. Coke e. al
No & The United S,ste< appellant r. Lon Dsx Court
L. g va. Thomas Ii Patterson
No TO- The United State appellants L Lon his Courx
U. 5. w. The Heirs and Representatives OF samuel Da
venport deceased These three lassmenssoncd csss~
continued by consent Of parties.
DATES or ADMISSION TO rfrx suPRExx COURT
Dec. q, ls52-John II. Clifford, New Bedford, Maxa,
Lucius C. Duncan, New.Orleans, La
Dec. :, 1853 :. Baxter. Richmond, Va Ebenexer
Allen Galveston. Texss; Clancy Jones, Reading. Pa;
Charles Edwards James 7, Brady New-York.
Dec. :, lS52-Gcorge r. Comstock. Syracuse, n r..
Levi :. Chaifeld Albany, N.Y. Robert NJ Charlton, Sa-
vannsh, Ga
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.BDUcrIoy. Mrs. COrnelia

ATTExPr AT ABDUCTION. Mrs. Cornela
Turner, residing in Forty second-st, while her way
home Wednesday evening. shortly after o'clock,
with her little daughter four years Of age, by her side
tempted 10 csrry il of. Captain Hannegan of the
Twentieth Ward Police however, happened 20 be near,
and arrested the fellow who taken before Justice
StusTt for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-10
Coxxoy CouScm.-The Common Council

me, On Tuesday evening the Common Council Chamber
and .Dpruyec the minutes of the preceding meeting
"Reminiscences against assessment petitions ior sPpon
rreut 70 the Office Of Waterman, in the Fnsl second
Third and Fourth Waids and for the abatement o. nai
snrce on Montgomery nearBrshtst, were disposed o.
AT hour "a. consumed in DISCUSSING report OF tns Son
nttee on ateh relative the expunon nom tne sen
Dnsrn.ut OF William Eazen alleged By several witnesses
20 have been found intoxicated on D. peat Inc saDe
xa snay a;zposed of BY concurrence u the fsconen
dsfon OF the COMMITTEES bis saspenson until me ioa
OF December. -. sa.xax
xere considered and resolutions passed Tor tnsr
abatement -, .-...- II . s..~.x A.,
was properly disposed Of sgreesby to tenor oil sp
phcation- r.. Fash yy.,d al.
- 80 A. DEFAMATION of certan lands claimed by Ir Cole
~ heir. YVES followed up with action IN accordance with
10 MesEe was received from the Mayor with refer
.nce 10 sef, OF the Common Council u purchasing lots on
which 20 erect Enrnehouses in which he sers they re-
uudiafe their own resolltlonA