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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-23
IL i I'D f RS
IMPROVED WATER WHEEL.

Weliingsly Machine Works.
GEO. 7. McLAuTHL1N & Co.. los State g. n.
ton, and Sandwich St., Plymouth, Mass.
MAKE to order Machinery in cer.r., nan ~,
wi Sole Assignees of RIDERS WATps WEI w. ~ora &C
superior Wheel Millwrights and mill own. RS please
can ana examine working models and full sized wheels in
operaiion II Is made substantial and durable of ali size,
and styles of finish and setting " MI SIZES
keier to q Fairbanks Co, St Johnsbury, VT
n ~, oordage Co, Plymouth; Ames & Sons Eas-
ION fremont Iron Co, Wareham Lazell Perkins 4
~; briqgewaer and al others whohave them in use.
also furnish Patent MACHINERY III descriptions at
the Patentees' best terms
G. T. McLAUTHLIN q co.
Boston, June IL, 1859. 3mI
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Portrait Painting!
SWIFT, THE ARTIST,

ID EsPEcTFULLY IN rInces to the citizens OF Bath,
LII that lie has taken Rooms w. Hawthorns
Store Front Street, where he will be happy
orderstrom any who may wish 10 paroniZe his beau-
full style Of painting.
Specimen mly pc seen al his rooms.
Paintings true 10 life from Miniatures Perfect sat
islacOn warranted. 46
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Gold and Silver Watches

0F4T RED UCED PRICES![0
TUS'f received as splendid assormens of GOLD and
u SILVER Lever and LEPrNE WATCHES were
ever before offered in this ciiy-sOme of them imported
expressly for my retail trade, and will be sold 80 lor
thai wlllbe for the advantage of the purchaser call
before purchasing elsewhere. L. II g. MARSTON,
Sept -. 13 Two doors north the Elliot House
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BATH STEAM
CORDiGE MANDATORY.

THE above Mandatory during the pas season hav-
l. ing been completely rehled with new achnery-
including Engl=e, IarrinS Apparatus and Spinning
machlnery-comprlsing all the latest improvements.
The proprlelors would invite the attention of ship
owners and dealers IN Corage generally, their es-
adjustment, where may be found of first
quality Hemp and Manila Cordage which will be sold
by wholesale retail the LoOest pri
Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal 10 any in the
market furnished al short notice and all orders from
this eighboring towns, will be promptly attended
Please eaktbefore purchasing elsewhere.
tf47 G. u j. Il. DONNELL.
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MWSHD BOOKS

UNTEN'S and Berni's Instruction Books for the Pr
LII Forte-Byer's Preliminary School for the Piano
Forte-SchneidersP Practical Organ School-Curts Meth
3D. for the Guitar-Schneiders and Corfe's Thorough
Base and Observation-Disclosures and Forbes Primmers-
5000 Musical Terms-Flute, Violin and Accordion In
structors-together with general of Sheet
Music &c. For sale at the Bookstore of
SAWYER d MAGOUN,
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p O E 7 R Y
From the Papers Tor the People.
Democratic Rally Song.
BY A YOUNG HICKORY.

Come, rally all-the bugle call
Above the field is heard;
With Pierce and King the breezes ring,
And all the land is stirred;
The il-tops and the valleys pour
Their legions to the fight,
From sea to sea, from shore to shore,
The council fires are bright.
So, boys, fling out the standard sheet,
~'-- And let the welkin ring,
- We're bound to give the Wings defeat,
With gallant Pierce and King.
The foemen's ranks-their frauds and banks
And might of money power,
Before the Peoples swelling host
Shall tremble faint and COVER;
Well hurl their foul corruption from
The councils of the land,
And high in Freedoms place of trust
Democracy shall stand.
So, boys, fling out the standard sheet,
And let the welkin ring,
We're bound to give the Wings defeat,
With gallant Pierce and King.
Democracy is for the free
Aristocrats can do
With creed that makes the people bleed
To glorify the few.
The Wings may bran the workingman,
And scorn his swarthy hand;
Democracy will hold it up,
The glory of the land.
So. boys, fling out the standard-sheet,
And let the welkin ring,
We're bound to give the Wings defeat,
With gallant Pierce and King.
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NEW GOODS!
JUST PUBLISHED
AND FOR SALE BY
III EN- r. Y YDE,

Opposite the SagadlhOck House
Aliens Rural Architecture,
Queechy, by the author of Wide, Wide World,
Thorpe, by VIM. Mountford,
Lyra, and other Poems. by Alice Carey,
Krwan's Letters to Chief Justice fancy,
Madeline, by Julia Kavanagh,
Tales and Traditions of Hungary, by Pulsky,
The Hawadji of Syria,
Braces Hungary in 1851,
Mark Seaworth, a tale of the Indian Ocean.
The Desert Home,
Ixion, and other Poems, by Hubbard,
The Household of Sir Thomas Moore,
May Martin, &C., &c.
Bath, Nay 10, 1852. A.
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r. r. r.
JOY TO THE BED-RIDDEN.
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY FOR THE
INSTANT CURE OF PAIN!

d ALWAYS READY RELIEF, cures the
IL worst diseases in minutes and hours, and
stops the most cruel pangs OF pains in seconds So
auckland efficient is Railways Ready Relief in stop
ping plin and curing disease that has raised the dis
eIsed and lpless invalid from bed of sickness in
vefy few hours. Ii has frequently cured the worst
palnsof-
Rheumatism in four hours
Neuralgia IN twenty minutes
Tie DoloreuX i'll ten minutes
Tooth Ache III three seconds
Nervous Headache i'll fifteen minutes
Sour Stomach iii FIVE minutes
Heartburn III five minutes
Bowel Complaints, in thiyy-ive minutes
Cramps and Sprains IN twenty-five minutes
DarrhGa i'll one hour
Inlammat ons ofthe bowels in thirty minutes
Local Inflammation in ten minutes
Influenza in twelve hours
HonrseueSs in len hours
Soual complaints swellingS. bruises, wounds
&c, it will remove ten times qu cker Than any other
remedy III use.
Let those 'cho suffer try 1t.
II will prove it>elfin few minutes As soon as ii IS
taken internally, applied externally. its beneficial cf-
fects 1t is beller than all other remedies
Here is tie Proof.
There Is no other remedy that claims subdue the
cruel pangS pam i'll seconds, minutes even hourS
They require the patient dose after dose before
favorable change is promised MOI so with Railways
Ready Relief lis effects instantaneous; the
dose that is taken the first external application
mences its its sreatwork of relief from pain.
Sick Headache cured in % Minutes.
hauWay lIeauy 'ei,ei ''s cu.ou p'ei 'o'ooo odsos
1iSck and nervous neaoacne curing lhG ppsl
plant is general, Railways Ready Relief has cured
every where II has been applied Our agentat Romeo,
Michigan, writes: Sam ,,,
Ready Relief has cured $50 persons of sick and
headache, weakness, fa'n'ing spells curing many oil
Tue worst cases III 'he uicreolo'e shor 'e vi ~ mn
ules 1t Is now surprising every KIND OF medicine we
v Vous % r6eum ma ic ' and bilious type
SPINAL COMPLAINTS.
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Death and Destruction.

Forty thousand Bed Bugs slain in one nfeht,
nu ICHER'S Dead Shot for Bed Bugs is making
- great havoc among The bed bugs. Ii uses them uD
WIN perfect bosom of destruction Nothing like it,
Not PED Dug ornit escapes One horough pplicatoD
10 me bedsead and the cracks and creviees about The
ceg lheir hiding places is sufficient for The season
J ou ~ me dozen or single bottle by G. W. AtweIl,
under the U s Hotel, Portland ~
Also sold by Druggists generally.
Also sold by A. G. Page, Bath and by Druggist,
100 '' :" ieuIeihcs generally If4S
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Flour, Pork. Beef and Cheese.

JUST received by the subscriber, per brig Catherine
y direct from New York, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such as
Railroad-Empire-Calh II Beach-B Usher
Also, Common brands.
Also, Buckwheal FIour-Chicago MESS BEEF
New York do do-Boston do do-MESS PORK-New
York CHEESE-Boston do. All OF which will be sold
cheap for cash. r. X. SMITH.
Bath, June % 1851. 1If
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M F. GANNETT is prepared to supply his customers
WI with Buckwheat Flour, Hommony and Samp with
New York Sugar House Syrup. Mar "a
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Flour,

THE subscribers have on hand large lot of superior
Flour which they will sell as low as the same quail
ity can be bought in this city. II X SMITH Il co.
Jan !. 1852. IS
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Persons who suffer "A rrti1S, burning sensation
if dust in the eyes, may ohIam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04
sr,nnIsa CA,r.-A colored woman named
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY City BIBLE SoCIETY.-Fr0m the
Secretsrys Report Of the affairs of this Society ap
pears that the Society had supplied Jersey City thorough
" with the Bible two years since and therefore, hal
little 10 communicate with reference to Bible dstribu
ton Thiry.hye Bibles and Ave Testaments have been
drawn rom The depository during the past year Tor the
destitute, mainly by the Superintendent of the Tract
Society.
The Society keeps in rs depo tory supply Of Bibles
from which any pcrson Obtain without cost ap
plcaiiou 10 Of It's otcers copies Of the Scripture for
any who may be destitute Those who wish 70 pur.
chase can be supplied with Bible hand OIne and well
printed for % cents and Testament for Ga cents N.
the depository Of the Society in S,oweli & Congegs
store. corner of Washington and Montgomerysis. Toe
following are i's officers
Presfdsni-Rey John johns
Tice- Presid6Ht-By article OF the Consul ston, tle
Pastor OF each Evangelical Church in the City VICE
PRECEDENT
Seoradry-Joseph Haley.
7reasurer-A Smith Jewell.
Nogagsys-Isrpes Rogers w. l.. Dickinson, John \.
Cole H. A. Douarest d. < Manners, A. d. Hope, Thos.
Crocken, WIN. T.. Barnes, Thos. .. Doremu5, Robt Z.
BGcot, l.. y. Hardenburg.
RELIEVING THE PoOR-A meeting OF the
Jersey City Association for Improving the Condition OF
the Poor was held last evening at Franklin Hall McsS'
ures were adopted for the purpose Of uly carrying ouI
the objects OF the Society.
MuIrARY.-AnOther Company OF Soldiers
10 be called the Dumner Guards-aTe forming and VIII
eho rtly 20 Cut target e1currlon I'M. company "a
10 be conposed Of men in the employ of tue Iessrs
Dumner Glass Manufacturers, who propose 10 supply
them with their prizes
DEBATING SocmrY.-A Debating Society is
70 e formed this evening at Washington Hail. under the
name OF the Franklin Literary Association
Ixro THE RIVERA drunken man fell into
the river ast night rsm the foot OF Sussex ct and was
nearly drowned. He was rescued by Mr. Thomas Nor
al
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY DECEMBER T. 1852.

Russell Gilbert. England II = Hallef Boston A. :
Divir. Ehnirn Robert Hasey, Ifhsca w. A. Poor Bait;
Col Robe. BIZ. Army Sterne Moss Boston Charles
Evtns, Balt; Ferd Hayes, PhIa; d.. Synrnes, Mont
comeTy. Ala, and other
A. the IRVING HoUsE. Hon J. Wright Mass; Hon
c. 7. Clesvellnd, c.; Hon. Amos Tuck. H.; Hon e.
Sweciker, Ohio: Hon. J. Sutherland. HUDSON II N J.
Russell y. Y; DR.. II Eokes. Wyoming Valley; Ut T.
X. Chambernin, San Francisco; NJ L. Smith. U. ;. A.;
Wm. OConnel. California; 7. A. Renting. do; Benz,
BuringtInc Boston; II. D. yessup. Canada West J. :
Smith Csnsds Saml Randall san Francisco; Mr.. r.
rockingham, Boston; H. 5 Walb ridge T1mpkins Co.
: d. Ely, Rochester; Mr. NJ Martin. Columbus o.
Col Leonard Jones. Bangor Nc G.. Avsline, England;
w. II. Spencer, California; Z. d. Goddard, England.
and others.
At the HovARp, Hon. NJ Clark, A. G. Glars. Msnches-
ter Vt: VIM. Stowell. ESQ. G. H. Stowell, Worcester,
Mass; : :. Stone. Boston J. NJ Ackey Ithaca I. Z.
Wies and lady, Vermont c. s Beard, Hamilton, CIV.
N /. Chatter, Ohio; A. F. Chandler, Boston J. Potter.
Providence; C. T. Gross and lady, = John \. B. Gel
A. Croker. Fitchtur Masz; A. Wing Sandy Hill
Cspt Parish, steamship Roanoke Hon Charles Searns,
Springfield. and Others.
At the AnERIcAN-Hon. P. Sken Smith; :. w Trot-
ter, MY; A. I. Goodnow, Boston; o. P. Stowe VI;
DR. r. spading Georgia j. l.. Brewer do. Captain
Rodgers, Portland, and others.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

BOARD OF EDucATIoy.--T regular monthly
meeting Of this Board was held at the City Hall. on
Thursday c, ening The President MT ID d. Wnant'
in the Chair. The Committee on School Books made
report relative 10 the books in in the schools
Of Nilisms5urgh, and recommended uniformity OF
school books OF the city The report and recommcnda
tons were adopted. The Committee on Real Estate
submitted resolution for the purchase oil four lots OF
ground in the Third Ward for school purposes Adopted
Also approving the plan for school buildings prevfon1y
submitted and asking an Appropriation oy the Common
Council Of $4,000 therefor. Adopted letter oil con
docnce ordered 10 be cent 20 the family OF the late
j. r. Van Raust School Trustee OF the Second Ward at
Ill tune of bis death Mr. Chsuncey Lay was chosen
School Trustee OF the Second Ward to NIL the vacancy
occasioned BIZ the decease Of John X. Van Raast.
Adopted.
TEMPrRAscE.-A meeting of the City Tenn
perance society held Thursday evening, al the
Methodist Church in Grandst The meeting was well
attended and addressed by.Rev Mr. Johnson, Pastor
of the Church; Mr.. Hick., OF New-York; and Mr.
Brown. of Williamsburgh. Several appropriate pieces
were sung by Mr. Woodland and choir Mr., Brown, an
nounced that the widow OF the late H. II Myers (whose
death was undoubtedly caused through the agency OF
rum had been prevailed upon to discontinue the sale of
ardent spirits Several signatures 10 the pledge were OBJ
tanned after which the meeting adjourned
rZ7 The value of property in the vicinity of
the new ferry which is TO be established in the spring.
has materially advanced since the granting OF the lease
~ On Thursday evening, a disgracetui
fight took place between two who were intoxicated
in Grandst near the corner OF First. There were
large number of persons witnessing this brutal scone
but no interered until one Of them was much dis
6gufed about the face 1t is hard 10 tell which were
most deserving of the of brutes those engaged In
the fight or the lockers on.
Sr,psIsc Casa colored woman named
Emeline Zabriske arrested by Officers Fulton and
Calhoun, on Thundsy evening. charged with having
stabbed two other colored women named Mary Ann
and Jane Potter the latter residing In Lormerst Jane
Potter ia go seriously about the head and arm that
her life was dcspered Of The cause Of the disturbance
arose from Jealousy An investigation into the matter IL
TO take place before Justice BOsworth, at . o'clock
to-day.
BuRsLARY.-During Thursday night an en-
trance effected by burglars into the basement Of she
provision store OF Carpenter & Brothers, corner OF
Grand and sxthsts and barrel of butter carried
away and yet the officers have been unable 70 detect
the thicyee
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.


COyRT OF COMMON PLEAS-IS CHAaBEas-Before
Judge DAILY.
UARFAs CoKPUs-Otis Ormsbe- agt. VIM. J.. Hsskins
and Mary his wife
Mr. Ormsbee applied for and obtained awrlt
Of Hsbeas corpus directed 10 Mr. and Mrs. H.. VINO re-
.i,ie al NillisIasbagh father and mother o Ms w.
whom, be alleges has possession Of his two children
Ots H. Omsbec, between and years OF age AMI
Anna II Or7nsbee between and years Of age end
Re a. Is thet said children be restored % MS CUSTODY c
He wss married he states m 1874, 70 MES De.ia mas
kns daughter OF defendants, ne then Keeping tAe va
verify Hotel Ne7.York, and h. vile connnued %
reside with him while he ksps said hotei, ana
Tor some months atterwsrd-that be was enzaged
Ia various occur atoms sf.er May, leJo, III ne
become proprietor Of the Hotel known o, ,ne ra'o
AZ Glen Cove l.. l. Some months stter his removing
there Hr, Haskns mt her OF his wife, came there on
visr and so iuterfered In biz domestic arrangements
,h.t he was comUied 70 ask her TO leave hls house.
DiAcutv was thus enyerdered and he asked his wife
10 ascCun,euence her wit TO the mother, wlth which
.he COMPLIED bur continued 70 correspond with her.
few dsys before llth Nov l-5l that being the birth
dsy Of b. wife she stated her wh TO spend her birth
day with her father and mother az WIEaEsburgh. he
nted and she and the children len on the lOh Now
passed her birthday with her people and returned in
syo or three days be did not accompany them lew
days before Thanksgiving which 18th Nov, Of tina,
wear his wife expressed wish also TO pass Thsuks-
giving Day. accompanied BY her children, with her pa
rents Since the visif Of llh Nov. be had observed
GOODNESS toward him on the part Of his wife, AMI
being apprehenslye that the mother had attempted b
influence her mind against him. he objected and said
that her parents mighf come 10 their Mr Os) house.
that be would well receive them and make good en-
tersanmenx for them. His wife acceded TO such ar
rsngement and invited her father and mother but he
declined on the ground mat Mr.. Haskns could not b
absent from his home over night. The said p'aantr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

H. Jer,sy GU Dec D. OF scarlet fever, ALFRED PkckHAss
Mary Holmes sg.d yesr- mouths sni
- days.
The euis offhe family respectfully rvtrd O. sttsnj his hrs
thu saiurdsy) al o. Oh, from hr ate rssfrnee,
On Trslsy norpss Dec 3. Dr. THoRBCRs GIBBS IN 'hs
9Th year 4 his . ~
1ts friuds family so hose Of hs unce, j. r. VIM ~
ard Thorburn pey invited % attesi h5 nnec,
saturday d. from 'hs readsnre 0tJ a. ihropfn, NO
BroaGv.- .thOut further IhyitaiNn.
In Jchr v ~ County limos Nov q oiiberculn des@ohss
hns AMOS ROLhEs, Of Rdsded Conn, sGsd ~ je1s add
In tbs city Dee. D. CT eon'umpou PETER HEGoSE aged
relave. snd d-nds so The Bs~r. Guards q the cy 81
respecigy ted attend bis funeral sspisy.
the Etb Of hs brother ni.v Isaac He
Brooklyn HIS viii be taken ~
Gfeeuwosd Csn.stery
On Fr1s, Dec s. CHARLES FREEMAN. In the sAh yen q
BE-
Or THURSDAY Dee O. DAVID L. N0sfRk. Of Wihams1rsha
iLe go OF BIZ
The fsnS and scquan,anc-, u the family requested 10 at
tend H. iueIa saturday II Oeet from a late
re,ideree. No 20 South fih.st
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Balance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s1l2 -
The object of this Association is benefit appli-
Giants for aid who included ia the following classes
J. Incorrigible mendicants the wifully improvdent,
the indolcnt who will not work and the confirmed
drunkGId whose reform neither counsel. kindness
sims has effected. 9 Those having relatives able aud
willing 10 aid them. 8 Those who are pauperzed in
Split by long continued vagrancy and will not be in
cited to sefsupport. 1. Those who have good claims
on other sources of aid s. Those likely TO be perms-
nenty in want of support. G. All eugrants recently
arrived SIS they come under the care of the Commits.
soners of Emigration until they have been here five
years.
Notwithstanding adj of the exceptions above made,
there ID abundant occasion for the dspensaton Of the
sid which this Association can provide. During the
wear 6559 families were relieved containing 29,5l5
persons More were ssied during the past than during
any previous year, except in lsi9, when the cholera
prevailed and then there but 30 families more
than last year The classes that especially
under the care OF this Association are lst INDECENT
widows and deserted wives with young children I'd.
Educated and accomplished females who have been re-
duced 20 dependence and unable to their sub
sstence; Sd. Females who. once in comfortable cir
Cusisnees have been reduced TO want by poverty Or
misfortune ana wives oil seaar1ng men, ana sacn rs
have sick and sed-rdden husbands or children 4,h.
The sick and bereaved, who have been brought to tenn
porary want 5th Those who have been accustomed to
provide their support, and prefer selfdependence
to reliance on aims but being reduced TO want by
avodsbe causes, require temporary aid 9th Recent
emisraps and those having claims other charities,
Who falling to obtain relief fall back to this Assocs
ton and the Visitors plying their extreme destitu'
ton have given them, in msny Instances, temporary
relief
During the year ISL s7,csa persons were relieved
by this Association OF which number three-fourths
were Of foreign birth.
This Association has list of from to twenty-five
Visitors in each Ward
We make the following extracts from the Report;
Marked changes transpiring in the socsl condi
ton OF the people, which become more apparent every
year The laborng population constituting large part
Of the community appear not to obtain proportiona'e
share Of the growing prosperity around them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

~ No year since Roor opened his gallery in
NeYork has he offered his pictures for competition AZ the
Fair the American Institute without receivns the shess
Prize whsh be IN his show at No SS Broad.
way. RoOT's easy OF sccess Pictures tsken
equally well in cloudy or stormy weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

thrown away the pocke-book tie however, derhref
sttng where the balance OF the money and the other
papers could be found He was taken before Iustice
welsh and committed to prison 10 await trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

During the last month about 200 garments have
been distributed. T. LUCKEY
Dec /, 1s52.
A st of some 20 persons. who gave donations 10 tie
Thanksgiving Festival has been furnished but omitted
for want of space.
Improving THE CONDITION OF THE PooR.-
The Ninth Annual Report of the New York Association
for Improving the Condition of the Poor has just been
issued. 1t furnishes exposition of their Affairs up
to Nov. /, 1852 Subjoined is summary statement Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

CHARGE OF GRAsp L.RcEyY.-A young man
named George McCalvey was yesterday arreted oy
Gfscer Burstead Of the Essex Police Court charged
9TH having ON the 10Th ulf stolen pocketoook coz
tanning checks policies Of insurance, and money to M
ysme 10 al OF s526 from the desk Of Mr.. stephen W
Wood -four merchant az No. $40 ChAmoers-st On me-
sret the accused confessed his guilt stating that he
S.d giTsn sle Of the stolen money 70 his mother had
rurcSreed some clothing With more Of H. ,nd had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

~ Mrs. MowArr will, this evening again
appear in her own play Of Armand which much
delight to crowded audience THURSDAY. Copses OF the
play usv be hsi Of STRISGER TOWNSEND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The business before this
Court was concluded yesterday and the Jury discharged
for the term.
20 John Monaghan, runner with one oil
the Fire Engines yesterday sentenced 10 20 days
imprisonment in the County Jail for attempting 70 Gre
disturbance between two companies at the tire On
Thursday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

EMERALD ASSOCIATION The 18th annual
be of ths Association is to take place at Montague Hail.
on Wednesday evening the 18th OF January. The pro
seeds rs usual viii be appropriated toward the support
of the children Of the Cathoh. Orphan Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

CHURCH OF Sr. BoRRoaEo. - Archbishop
Hughes is TO administer the rite Of confirmation the
children Of the congregation worshppng in this Church
On Tuesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04
AssArtr DAycE.-A man named Robert

ASSAULT At 4 DANCE.-A IHdH uaIuVU NVVVIt
Stone was arrested by the ID District Police Thurs
dsy night for creating row at dance AZ Hosans tav
ern Bond One OF the party dangerously injured
by being struck on the head with loaded whip-sock
The accused was held for examination. The landlord
also arrested the charge OF keeping dsordedy
house and held 20 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04
MARRIED..
DIED..

Sov Z, ~ Rer. DR. Spencer DIX WITT {. ES0s. NJ ID 70
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