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sssurs svw~ mas,,v ssr hseseu aaa her brother ~
49, prevdinG neesssaEse while ne ngseed seat
~ $ &c $780, = s:y out hss .ss.S y drying
lions. Al the bank thsy would not pay Il without .
power u sttosnsy and professional assistance pro-
CURED. Armed with this document the defendant had
imnedistey the Let July 1853 drawn ont the whole
and had tsd her be could not rot II for eight days
She had received but two dollars and ve shngs,
and ON rsta1ng to oonvaescsnoe found hssssf with
cut seAt.
stated there might BE- Some lsGA difficulty about Tney
had conceived that false pretences could be made cut
Of H. and had drawn the indictment for grand larceny
It would BE- for them and the Cosrt to say whether
were mot 80, oonstruetively.
The above facts wore proved, asA
Hon Y. A. Talnadge FOR the defsnce, submitted there
was eass Of felony but Mr.. Hall thought there was
the Commissioners OF Deeds Mr.. Amsrmsn called to
prove the due execution OF the papers 1t the presecu
trixs request but the power Of attorney was not
Ths Assistant District Attorney said he was afraid
there was felony but It was gross breach Of trust
Mr.. Talmsdge.-Yss II he has not carried out her
wishes.
Recorder. But the woman Ia not dead
Mr. Tamsdgs Il wish the power Of attorney had been
The jury then by the dirsco. Of the Court returned
The Mock Auction Case -Ttso s1 the Defendants Dis
chorged-rhomss Springer and Thomas CrsgAn, two Of
the arrested On this complaint yesterday dis
james shop ,ard ato rscognizansss IN $iOss
or $50 en each Indictment, and was also reeasod In
our account yesterday the name Of Abraham v CLARK
the complainant. was. by an obvious mistake. printed
Senence-Fned Mrs. Harriet FORESTER convicted Of
keeping disordey house, brought up for sentence
Mr. Jonas B. Phillips who appeared her counsel put
tion-on consideration Of which, the Court resolved to
fict fne only which 6xed 1t $50. and paid
Adjourned till this wednesday, morning.
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Supreme Court General Terra.
The Hon Judges Edwards Mitchell and Roosevelt, pr


siding
DEC II IN the Matter Of the application Of the Mayor,
&c Qf Nep York Ops# BIooaagdG dale S7sdrs, IN the
kineieenk ~asd We reported bis natter week or
two snce when II up special terra before Judge
Roosevelt on sppie.tios for eoni,nston Of tho S.n
besDg several ocul and nice questions Of Law oc ,uriag
the conmissioners r.pcrt Judge Roosevelt ordered
Is TO be heard ~ general term and purusnt to that
order the ease on, be heard before this court
yesterday morning The fquare, according TO the com
missicnsrs report will cost about $500 COO which - 20
be paid by an assessmtn the land In the vicinity
Asnetted thereby The land in the squsre, and that
unoing in the district has for past
and Jet principally used for farming purposes but the
rapid growth Of The city during the last two years
has placed the city proper close the confines Of
the square and the city authorities deem 1t proper
70 open the square at this time before the land therein
ehs further increase In value. which would OF course
should Its opening de-ysd become heavier and more
S,rss % me ows nere are ~ RAJ neasy
eetste about $40 600 and that the Hagaman estate
900 The Assessments also large sststes
teay reverej for nrsnce hat OF the striker esats
nesf $50 oe0 The msin and interesting question
arising 4. the case that dedication Of the land In
the osnsd Sy the vance, ,1 which . nov
and Assessment have only awarded the nominal
Of 81 for the naked fee OF the land appears that
Mr. Hansen in hts will made IN 1880 in devising his land
described miputely and referred 70 the streets and
laid down In the city for such pufpoee aud
to h dssh his dsvisecs the snd
nat u which froned on the eat snd west stde OF tne
puse and sold the same At puoic auction and on the
Ssp OF the land exposed at the sale Bloomipsdale
snsre' was deilnes,ed. and this under the judicial
6thortes OF the state Il H. oontaded by the Corpora
ian and vas 10 decided by the commissioner to be su ,h
ldedicsticn Of the land TO the purposes Of public
szusre 20 entitie the party 70 merely nominal swsrd
Cur damages for the land takts.
ftin,oves considerable amount OF property, and Is
contested by great array OF counsel ON ca t.oe Mr.
Fsssra sandford aud Gsrrst T. striker, Jr for the
Hopper Mott and striker estates The H9n u.
Cutting appears for Mr. Hansen. and Mt. hpoertson
fnr Mr. nsss@an. The srsumen: val be resumed TINS
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ths nsvsnssls II b ast furtuzatsy tss Late = rene
dy many Of he existing evils The dsbts coatsaetsd
must b ps,d By ssssssnsat 10 what extent such
call Win have - be nsas ossnst for some time be d.
termnsd thorough investigation must be held, and
We apprehsaA thai such discoveries win be made -
win largely swell tbs liabilities q the company.
We doubt tbs present board Of trustees actually know
how much The aggregate debt II. They have % mis-.
managed the business OF tho company that 1t win take
long time to plaoo 1t in tangible shape, and much
longer to raise Its level with ts liabilities
Nothing short Of complete clearing out Of the dres-
on which hAs kept this company far in the OF
ts contemporaries will vs stockholders and the public
any confidence in the future.
1t il particularly unfortunate that ct this time when
the public mind becoming favoraby inclined to-
wards mining stocks generally and whom - much pro-
sress had been made in renewing old prudioss regard
Ing these investments, such state Of things the
affairs Of tho b. Lawrence Lead Mining Company
hibt should have been presented. We have frequently
cssd the attention Of managers Of mining companies to
the Importance Of avoiding rything calculated 70
retard in any way the progress Of public confidence 1t
slowly, but steadily tending to rapid dsvslope-
nent Of mineral resources and the nsoss-
siiy Of placing NO ONE in the management Of any
old or company who has net great experience In
business matters generally and mining operations par
tcuary is concusvey shown in the rise and progress
ofthe st. Lawrence Mining Company. It's very easy to
got up . mining company, and every engaged In
originating suoh enterprise fatters himself that he
knows all about mining and that he u fully capable Of
controlling its affairs successfully This feeling uni
versa in this country and the result Ii that fna law
ysrs minister merchants and frequently men whs have
failed In everything they have previously attempted
nectsd with the management Of mining companies This
In years past the only Of the losses and dsap
poinnents experienced In mining opstations and fillmore
caution 10 not exercised In tho selection Of nor for the de-
velopement Of our mineral resources We sks take one
sfea forward and two backward. It Is the duty Of
stockholders to attend to this matter an Important
subject and We trust will OCCUPY the attention Of every
ono interested in the and pspstuity OF mining
companies, In all parts Of the country. At this moment
We cannot call to mind any mining company Of recent
origin. which has been 80 mssraby, ruiaousy managed
the st Lawrence and trust that It IL the only black
sheep In the hock; but II the which have bank
rupted and nearly ruined that avoided
these at present apparently prosperous similar
results will be realized.
The Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt Of the city
ofNew Orleans opened the 18th inst the proposals
made for the purchase Of city bonds to the amount
Of 81 800 600. We . list Of the offers received,
with their awards -
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rsn srrAxsHr ALBANIA. captsln Lyon, srrivsd hsrs
SssswGAy morning nom ssvsnnsh. In axty.Avs hs&rs,
,giag us papers mon that city In advance Of the NAH
rnr srEA,ssHir ILLINOIS, for Aspinws remained at
Quarantine yesterday noon, detained by the thdok
weather probable she sailed during the latter part
q the day oar ship collector however, does not
report 80.
TINS srrAHsnr MARss, which arrived last evening
on Charleston brought papers In advance Of the malls
frs q far south New Orleans for which hsr osen
wfll please accept our Acknowledgements.
Tns Bur 0EoRaiA--0oMrLIhE foov wing
preamble and resolutions passed meeting Of the
passengers Of the ship Georgia. lately wrecked on the
jersey oospt =
Wa the undersigned passengers on board the ship
Georgia bsusS FROM Liverpool to New Yek, wrecked on
.su Ss,s ssossss Is. osins 1
Received That the p..seasss 1.-THE ship Geergis,
wrecked Long Bssch New Jsrsey feel ourselves in
duty bound to bsss testimony the noble and humane
conduct Of Captain Akx MarrhAn Broaie towards US,
fvn the day sail was set to that on which
nniser food medicine and consolation to the hungry,
Ae sck and the dying and fnAy in rescuing the pas
Rsso,vsd. That Captain A Brodis, ana Of, ,srs Of
said ship Georgia are entitled to eur highest praise for
their presence Of n.d and seAuanke conduct during
many reverses, and eventually under that which
Resolved, That cod who rules the d.stinss Of men,
may always watch over them aud preserve them from al
Resolved That the officers Of this meeting 10 en-
powered sign the resolutions behalf Of the passen
gers.
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions be published
In the New York BErALp. (sigucd)
WM. AUGU5rlN FITZGERALD, Chairman.
GroseE WARS, Secretary.
LAuNcHEo-At Pembroke, Me-, 10th inst, by Mr. O.
Roberts fue hackmetsck bark OF 2B5 toms owned by
Moess. Paiae & Sons OF Eastport.
At Chaxiestown MAssacha retts ON 18th instant, by
Ar. Joshua Magoun . hyperion ship Of $50 TONS called
the Mountain Wave. Soc viii load for San Prxnssso In
Messrs. 0iidden WIhamss iue
At Maokias on the b last By Messs Foster Kel.
lar and aft schooner Of $40 called the Lavins
Mr.. WIN II. Cummings master builder. The Lsvina Is
owned BY Mr. Charles Foster and Captain Josiah Kear
who whl command her
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CHlEF's OFFICE. DEC. ~, 1ss2.THB FOLLOWING
" property now the Second Distst pciios Court,
Je rson mnrksta small mantle cloak, fuppoesa 10 be
lar OeU. w. MATsELf, Chief Of Paiice
CHIEFs OFFICE, DEC. al. 1854 THE FOLLOWING
troperty IA now st tho First District Police Court
Halls Juste Centre afro T. for which want
CEO. ". MATS BILL, Chief Of Police
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Observation-Disclosures

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
V,HK PUBLIC ARE RRsPBcTFuLLY INFORMED
srs5. s.. uss ss
6oId crested in th: city Of Washinston nov sab
H. sssy' A''
IRON BRBsTEAD wAREsoons, AND CHEAP SPRING
4 Mattress ard Bedding Dspos-I.en bsdstsAd, from 81
X. new elastic f.I ss: ,iisss quits psrs
hair mattresses made BY the .undal warranted. Please
call and examine, ~ 5Jy Broadway above Spring street,
DLArRD. PLATED wARI-HosB CHAMBERLAIN,
W T.. :: a:S, fss aps s su,
and ash halves, sugars and nsstarts Also, American and
stsnsa esnasssiS II lie richest order Birnnshsm nd
shted Plate suited 70 the and - lew other
nsAhfie,ursr or iapsrter in this city.
S si.ss .sssTsnsNs MARVIN Sy Wa
YER str a. MN York are shs csly Iassrs Of sasnasder
ITO TAR BEEF BUTCHERS OF NEW YORK AND
Of ysnaary At No 2a Eldrdss street near Hossto., BY
REEs H0YT who respectfully invite sutshsr. cali
year .ss III January q. shsr Leather B.s
Ing gfastory Spruce street. and after that date ~
VVBIsKRRs ANpnoUsTAcHIos FORCED TO GROW
nes, sh' ts.s II 81, w.sis sy Isins Grsh,T: On
sn Price psr bottle sent 70 asy part o. the eesntry
Tier thought that I cried In voice void Of hope,
voios .n.wsrd use esf. o. Ii. Josas famed sssp
And your mind win be free from despair"
N, Mn s rom III III. ss %'n'n' Of %
Though an angel mi, ht claim this due.
The pimpIes the freckies, tho bi,tohcs, the tan,
ssid, indeed you will nov be tho glory cfnaA-
s' SssG; N pso saS 'n Is
s sni:., TRY ,. Is .sss,n; in fhiIsasS
BY zsiterj In Baltimore BY W. Taylor.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EfEkY BAT.
HySEE vENTH PAGE Ca
ARMY SUPPLIES.


"A and Eqaipass. Phi adeiphla i7sh Dso, lss2-ssal,d
\: ;.;
ssaipsss .ssss sshsyisi sr:.asI equal ss.ssly
sss1s sIs s:s ,s; r.sstvins
roughly spongsd BY the nansfasturss before de-
Is GEO ysrS. Is uns,..shsd .e..o, drilling.
i:s 4 :'''ss .''i -'Fs.' !: .. p: y''s-
:: $: +. 4; ,.,.. T.. ::,,,,..
Rss sa sa... orange. groom. ss an. s.
f.::;: ,,s: .,.,
Do s.ss: sss sss s,v.' ',s'r ord
MO ws5;tss g. ..;h ... cr% n On 80.
rifles. sftiilsr,. and inisntrS;.o
I'n inss common ''' wv ''''' '''1 ''aa'
rsI,Ins Axes
Drums, artillery and infaasry.
b::n heads. batter.
Drum stick. s :es1 Carriages.
Do Cerds
A::Ilssi ssss pole. ..a pins. sets.
s. sn d. o.. d.. a.
Iron Combs,
Spurs pAirs.
HAlards, garrison and recruiting Gags
Bunting red, white, and blue.
Blro serge.
Blue flannel fer esas Innings.
All Of which IL desirable should be Of domestic
foture and esnforn in quality and ether
the standard sealed patterns in ths once by vksh all
ssppss furnish cd contracts will 10 tested samples Of
Which, for wsoea and oottsn cloths will mail
with any additional information the subjsst which
be desired from uaoturers wishing TO cKsr
rosals
S :. s..sa upon accepted pres. fer N:
required Aay nahs delay in the sssestion 81 tis
for such faithful frhlnsut Of the contract will
gsrded As ucisns cause for saneeng she acceptance Of
the favored bid
BIDS are desired only frsm manufacturers regular
dcslers in the article proposed 10 Be furnished and
will he respected sidered from any whs IL not
known manufacturer regular dealer in the desired
euypss; which fact the must ks distinctly
stated Ia the bids ored vol the aad address
Of the tended be proposed ~ ssssrs in
. contract 10 obtained.
Of this smeentc each delivery will be re-
until tho oenr shall be which 10 to be
for ced to The United states in Of failure the part
efthe contractor slk the terms and spsatons Of his
contract q. II. CK0SMAN,
Major and Quarsermaster
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ITO MARBLE CUTTERs.-JUsr RECEIVED, LOT
il Of polisbirr trit ST. mes Fer sale by
CLARK q LAURIE ia rrontstreeA

VyALUARLR PROPEsTY FOR SALE OR LEAsK-
The spbscrbsr having purchased the Society Library
Building Broadway, offers TO let the Same, entire IN
suft appoab IL 10 admir- ably
banks insurance osss or stores Alterations will be made
suit tenants either In the apartments 'front.' IL
will be easd for term Possession given May
Ais for sale lease the 70 lowing property rho
three story dwell houses Nos 70 and
running tbrough 80 Franklin street. vo situated for
hosttin houses light be cd into hotel
stores might be used for purposes Pos
session gvop l May Also the entire BLACK Of ground
bounded by Seventh and EIGHTH 103d and IO4sh
streets aiming about Elk with large manGon, sta
bs coach house and other out buildings being dcs
ratlc ter tlemsns resdense hotel public institu
ton The srovpd Is Ugh. commanding hne yicw 81 the
city, Nor and E.st rivers ugh Bridge 80 The EgAth
avenue rsirosd will past the premises, making u
Of and the direct routo TO the High Bridge
POSSES sven In nediatey Also, the largo, Ave
st ~ IRE oof store No ~ Chambsr street, near Bread
houses fuated IL the sdo sroois west OF Broadway DO
tween Chan bers and Car nj streets
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ANTHOLOGY.

lSopTUNE TELLING MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED
IN Euyopa fov her skill In forctelling the failure, will
trnish all eiroumstano,s o. life 70 all
Trtnsb and languages Ter sl Broome
s.reek near Chryse street, FIRST foor up ,tAra ooe
sns,s f,.n. 10 A. N. 10 Pm.
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vi y, II
M ders her services TO the lsds and gentlemen Of th
CITY in Astrcosy love- and Law matters, Interpreting
DTeams So by boohs ard sciencs oons,n.ly relied by
will tell the 81 tho lazy gantlemsn
they will mary; sse, tho Of the visitors Residence
Ba0reat jones street corner Boveyy Ladies y GENTS
gentlemen ops io,lss
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FURNITURE FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE VITA
chance Of modern built house, In South
Brooklyn The mostly pArlor, bedroom. and kitchen
furniture BEDS beddnE curtains and paintings Of small
kenteel family about leaving France Apply
NOTE to 4. X. s., box 1858 Pest once.
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A RARE CAANCE.-THE ADvRR User WISHES -
ds Of the stock and good will ef cid stAbshs1
dry goods house. In the city q Brook doing sosd ssd
To young having three four the isand DOL
lars capital this chance seldom t. be with SAts
factory eivenfor selling Address K Y. e. boz ~
Herald Ohce with real name.
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CIscoE BLAST FURNACE FOR sALE.-rHIs rUR.

ITO BOOKSELLERS AND STATlONERs-A BOOK
And stationery store which has been established for
many in large city in the western Of the STATE
efsrod for favorable terms The stock head
principally school books stationery, and paper, with
choice large selection Of mssl any The present
stock within the two years and Of
the very best character The location sxoseut
affords abundant aeld for and
en For further information. address box S6 New Ysrk
Poi "A fee. wft Yea Al mai
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The whole amount for which . premiun offered
(s3sa 0Oo) assigned to these bidders and the
manning s9l7 900 apportoned among tho bidders at par
AWARDS,
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A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. OF THE SAINT
"A Bernard breed for sale II 10 ten months DID, gesd
panion, and we'll caloulssd for travelling
u s also faithful house dog Apply 81 the saddle asd
Broadway.
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AFARH-CONTAINING SIXTY-FIvE ACRls or
"A titled land. Is Of dlAnd. frsunx On Ne
main street jamaica vlss three minstss walk ,a tss
railroad statsn hourly trains to
Of the Buldins rus and shru bbsry eempless.
tage elegant country seat spseuatisn.
10 equal ON Long Islard. For sale On easy terms:
ANTHONY J. BLEEKER Ne Broad strset
THOMAS q. WHITEHEAD, No, "a wall styeeA
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So 600 :ss s4LsI "a, rHsY rso. .,,.. s;ss
Oo So go per snnun may realised Or wstid sxxs
industrious partner. One who has already
yelled in Western states pr ferrsd Persons With Sac
above amount In cash. may address, with real name. Boz
2,c39 Post ofHoe.
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NOR sALE-vERY Low, IT APPLIED FOR IKMB

NOR SALE-vERY Low, IT APPLIED FOR IMMK-
diately the three ,tery and basement house, having
All the modern l8D West TwentyfsuEth
also two vacant lots in the fronting Tws.
tyhfth street; four and house renth
street FIRST three story house in Thirty
first street. Fifth seventh
street near First avenue paying twenty per cont
ty in Franklin streets three front In
Twenty third street. Two In Fourteenth streets yseaaA
let's Thirty frst Thirty Thirty third Thirty
four and Thrty fifth reefs bstwesn aud Flfh
hres story houses In ssrsst between sx s~S
Seventh avenues 5000 wanted vii amsburg properly
worth 110000. SAMUEL EDDY. s. Wall street..
In bssemeuA.
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COAL PoR sALE-rwO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
~ tons Broad Mountain white COAL will sold lew
j. s. GAYLORD, 80 W all street.
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bind cry prisirg tools OF every description Tor
carrying srge bank book business togsthsr with the
Lease II the premier. Apply ut JOHN X. H00LE Book
ITO MARBLE AND sJONR CUTTERS.--0WING TO
III health the advertiser 10 Sssirous to dispose Of his
business we'll sstsbshed having good run Of work rrin-
cpAy stool light location good large, rscmy
with house ADJOINING at low rnt Address, post
raiS A.. O.. y. 1, raid Once.
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DATHNT RIGHTS FOR SAFE. OR EXCHANGE FOR
farm, gesd and well located lumber land, any
dssI OF taking aterest In Of ths Western
States for trading he CO. The patent true
valuable one A1so, patent right Of the State Of New
Jersey and city and county of New York Any dssr
Of making fortune will have sppsrtunty Of doing
q Y addressing w. r.. Herald ofeo.
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LTOR eALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING HIS vIHE
engaged IN other business offers for tive exohangs
particulars apply a. either or he above oses or 81 1e
Grand street, corner Of Allen
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L,oR SALE-THE GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIX
rres Of the celebrated sic house st Penny RrdsA
the Calvary etery Rec pts twenty ds
lars day the year round Inquire The prsatsss Pho
ferry rsm the foot Of 1wsnt, third srsst vsE
line CT stages from Williamsburg the deer every
hnnr
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vVBIsKRRs ANDhoUsTAcHIOs FORCED TO GROW
w upon the face In six weeks by using Crab ANS On
guent II will not stain inju the skin bat will beauti
and strengthen the hair like magic Ons bottle 10 sum
en Proe per bottle sent ANY part Of tho country
K. q. GRAHAM. Is Ann street.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-12-11

where We then stood and extending to the
head of Rush river, thirty miles-we were,
contrary to custom, enabled to get through
that night. Starting at four O'Clock, we had a
gloomy drive of seven or eight hours through a
forest the most solitary, heavy and dense in the
Northwest, and celebrated all over this coun-
try as the haunt of elk, deer, bear and other
large game innumerable. The next day.
from the Rush river station, We had an easy
drive to st. Paul.
We have only space to remark, that the man
who desires to visit Minnesota in the winter
season. and is deferred for fear of difficulties
and suferings on the road. is either a great
Ounce, or is very chicken-hearted, and would
never amount to great deal after he got here.
The road is in excellent order, the mode of con-
veyance safe and comfortable, the drivers care
full and accommodating, the fare plenty, and as
good (savc in the instance we have noted) as
upon any stage route in the West. What more
do YOU want?