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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

Watches and Gold Pens.-J. Y. Savage, 90
Fulton street has splendid assortment Of gold and silver
Watches Of them Of superior 6nsh and warranted
perfect time keepers j. j. the manufacturer Of the
Richeeu diamond pointed gold well known for thee
d.rnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

Something Nev.-Patent Turkish Bathing
Towels fer promoting the circulation; an excellent and
tail RUSHToN, CLARK CO., Chemists and Druggists
l65 Broadway, 10 Astor House, and 273 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

guereotypfs now exhibition at tho Fair by Root No.
3 broadway are not r competition but only by %
eonihut on to the show Having taken the highest prize
Tor sot and gold neda in ls5lths Icing the highest
award Riven--he Of course expects premium But the
appreciation Of the pub In their patronage
premium q which any artist might well be proudS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

Hastings had discovered the virtues OF naptha he
nounced IL in private circular number Of
ply sician With the request that they would pvt its med
cal properties TO the test and port accordingly The
raeter certifying That medicine they had used
could bear pari with Hastings Com pound Syrur
Of Naptha relieving hacking coughs curing diarrhni
and stopping night sweat IL was also yenoray remarked
have wonderful increasing tho appetite and pi-
rts patients, and 70 powerfully efficient remedy In
bilious and asthmnt diseases General American
Q. ". CLICKENER & co, 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

Premium pictures for % cents-kEES cowho have Ia
ken upwards of 600 pictures in philadelphia thin the
three months give notice TO the New ok tuhc they
have resumed operations and viii fuperiar rt
Gle fer only IS cents ut the Skyght Gallery 29 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

Francis Meaghtr, Esd the young and brilliant orator
patriot hcn"rei HOLMES With the taking dsgnerr0o-
type to illustrate Is book, descriptive OF patriotic
nent and the freedom Of h opprt Ireland al
hts picture rooms. No. 3S9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

ssrs delightful family reaedy lie that Of tho wife Of Col
Nathaniel who was tortured for twenty with
neuralgia and rheumatic paine. The Colonel seen
daily AZ the Astor House Few men arc better known
throushSut the United States than the Coonel Messe.
him we'll For the Most astounding cures upon malss 70
NJ 81 ssS.Esiiy =
brooklyn, and Of T. Hope CO. who will send u V tholS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

It's earnestly reqnesed Of the Inspectors Of Elections
inhs city to observe the following order in counting
the returns
First-Presdenial ticket
Second-sta.e, City. and County ticket
Tbrd-Cong' sssonal ticket.
Fouith-Assem bly, ticket.
Fifth-Charter ii ,ket.
If all the inspectors viii comply with this request We
shall be enabled to give full returns morn
inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29


improvements made in the manufacture Of Medhurst &
Heard and toupees swarded the gold medal 40
the London e,hibo q all nations Gentemen reguirinh
he address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

& LEADBEATERs, si7 Broadway corner of Leons
street. at the most extraordinary low rates. as superb
wool shawl for 81 90 elegant all wool long sha
at S. superb French cashmere broche shswls
their real value and every other kind Of sha Wis equal
cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

tors TO this fair have their business cards printed
e ana better a the card factory 10 street.
making their stock 10000 worth Of superb playing
other factory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29
stereoscopic Daguerreotypes at Brady's-


This and wonderful discovery-the most valuable in
proyement yet made in the Photographic armsy seer
at BRADY'S gallery, 21 broadway. Pictures taken Il
this style Mt all times and the likeness warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

lanes silks laces. embroideries shawls among vhie
few very fine India worth to eight hundred
lars each also, designs Of cloaks and the
best assortnents Of fine goods in the city sale by TIL
FANNY g. CUTTING, 32l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

duty at the Fair where everybody has witnessed their
operations with delight and admitted the eurprisng dis
patch and hesuty with which the sewing executed Prn-
cipal Office 25S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

fEmbrOider1es, Laces, &c .-Ladfea, q 9plcno
did assortment Of collars chemsettes vsen
ciennes laces &c. has just been received at D. EDWARDS
625 Broadway and offered for sale Is cenb
below the ordinary prices Those worked caps
and the French woven chemsettes at h CENTS we1
worthy Of particular attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

dressed gentlemen that the place to buy fashionable
clothing is a. H. FOSTERS extensive clothing establish
mont Cortlard street who Keeps large aseortment %
ready made clothing hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29
visit the Fair, and then Call at KIN,

There nothing in the Fair of the American Institute NOR
strkpgly elegant than Knoxs display OF chdrens hats
eaps; &C. Every pct child" should wear one of Knox
for they rich and becoming in STYLE and
Knox preparing for bis fur trade and already exhibits
splendid variety Of true comforts for winter His ware
rooms are No. l2S Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

Ear Dye tho bert yet discovered for corng the hair OF
Wbskers the moment IL 10 applied. The wonderful ease aud
certainty with which this fayorc and old established Hair
Dyc performs astonishing 1t Is for SALE or applied as
1ATcHELoRs Wig Factory. No. Wall street, Copy
krA al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29
Facts for tho Peonlc.-The most EIer

:, Facts Tor tho Feorie.-The most EIcganG
Hats in this city those sold by the Peoples Hater
union Of chancs working for themselves Their facilities
for producing superior work unequaled by any
shment in the trade Standard prices 81 and S. Hat
Finishers Union No IL Park Row. opposite Astsr House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

large and varied assortment overcoats be
~ 0 and 80 Bowery in the fashionable STYLE
the very iet material and made up faithfully Also,
assortment OF ready made pants Of all the late styles
cassmeres Also vests OF the most recent
Clothing ma de to order. GEO, LEVIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29


boots and with lipper toilet clippers ana
All the various kinds Tor ladies' misses and children For
boys have calf skin and patent leather boots brogans
Taylor tyes &c. Every article warranted sold low
prices, at MILLERS, 1874 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

RICH Chrpet1nEJ.-Snfth q LOunSboYfys
44S Pearl street, prepared exhibit their fall
styles comprising complete and desirable assor.msnt
rich velvet tapestry Brussels threepy ingram
petngs: also choice of all goods per,
tanning to the carpet trade all of which they Offering
prices that challenge competition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

Irnm Ahuerson, NO. % Bovvery, has II
troduced in tho carpet trade, by revoluioniz
the prices description English tapestry Brusse
velvet imperial three ply ingram and stair carpets
sells at 7s Sc and 9s three-py carpet at 6 6s Cd
ISL ingram carpets, at Ss 4s and 5s oolohs "a 3D.
gete, two to four ards wide, remarkably cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-29

The TTadesman W no claims for his go0ds
oriy which their real merits do warrant IA
sure to be condemned and despsed GREEN No. Aston
House 6dent that his shirts made cannot
be surpassed in the world Gentlemen residing soouPpin
in New York. invited TO test the truth this ASSERTION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
SUPERIOR CoURT-BeGore judge oArI4r
Hartman y Hafthaas at Hartman Riechls-
To recover $50. alleged difference in III


value of horse owned by plaintiff and that of received
from defendant IN exchange, the latter, IL contended
LAWS W. a Sn;sd tSsr ~ 40 V..ss
but the that the horse shoaa be taken be
stood without any wsrGntee whatever. No
proved and the complaint was dismissed
Emma Harris Sst 1honl.s MARTA
To recover damages for injury arising from being thrown
OF carriage or wagon IN consequence OF us bong struck
by horse and grocer wagon belonging ~ defendant driven
by ad in his employment The carriage OF plaintiff was
passing through Spring At ath April lS5 and the grocers
wagon clossng through Mots Plaintiff was considerably
injured aid II for time, though no hm5s broken No
deftuse vas offered. Verdict foI psiutii, Sip
:. X Wilet sgNnst the PhenaS HAM
To 81 ooc alleged have been advanced on tolr
checks drawn BY B. Tper certified BY tho Teller Of ,ae
Bsrk 10 be Tood bur pAynen efusd by the bank The de-
nse thar the checks snountng 10 sL0s were drawn
and on the sth llth 18th and 2h OF
Arr 1889 and were not presented for payment till It'll of
June, nearly two months aitersd that sud rrpeI lad
funds the Bank at the time they certified, bat had
drawn al out a. The time the checks were presented IL
10 contended that where parties live aud dong business
in the city, thar the checks should have been presented the
tA day the object IN certifying being for the convenience
OF the PARTIES IL also alleged that defendants received
the ssiG cheeks from Mr. Hotchkss broker az discount
after due and that the Bank being within short distance,
ard che cas- payable, required sod and silver the dis
conn sufficient 20 place them their guard and 70 III
suie inquiry IL also said that Tnper obtained loan'
on rsug sid checks 10 Mr.. Hofehks OF onequareT per
oelt q. y, which was usurlous.
In T,plv II said that Messrs w 9Th June, bona
6e ara "a Coon sad checks DID not consider necessary
TO oisw The amount, ard that Is ts duty OF bank ee-
fyrs heck from the drawer the amount twas
sd h b. TX usually does but IN this the book
10 piece the amount the r-lleFs st
Mr. 4 had stopped payment The Conri refused 20 permit
useee 10 lie shown 10 presenting cheeks next lias
Al The ont ston Of usury conc INTO IL was 80
COZ ierecd BY the defense that the checks were nor
Ne Ions made payable TO the order q bills N
o a. c cks ave rayube ssan:er This point IS resc.vct
by The Court The Court considered thar the biax Ni'
hise in oienary esses the question n this BEING WI il
tho had hen Of due caution on the part oi
ina tskIg tie checks The jury returned ver4ct tat
ihels had besn and verdict; by order OF TIE Curt was
tu,e.t ton plaintiffs tor : Geo ant interest
Be,ore Jrds- PIpa
H1ks a Brown Mahsm MctsrortJ ,
To recover $:,2s due by Mr.. McG. 10 the late
6rn Of 1hrurson Co., snd th- claim ssisae% 70 niA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

CONTINUATION OF THE MURDER TRALs.-
The tral Of ROBERT CANTON on charge OF numbering
CHARIEs WILLIAMS which was taken up on Tuesdty
evening was continued yesterday. The circumstances
in the case were published in The Tribune at the time
OF the occurrence II will be remembered that quarrel
took place between party Of Irish aud cQQred waHr
the Elysisn Fieds on the morning OF the Fourth OF
July last The colOred walters had been hired in place
the white waters Ut the Eysian Fields and the white
waters assaulted the colored waters In the afcay,
blows were struck with fists and stones, AMI CANTON
stabbed WILLIAMS with hi knit, The testimony closed
Yesterday afternoon 40 about o'clock
Tie on the part of the prosecution was summed
up by Gen l.. V. K Wright, District Attorney and on
the part of the prisoner by Mr. ALFRED A. PHILLIPS OF
New-ioTk. The latter gentleman closed HE plea az
O'Clock, Gt which time the Court adjourned 10 this
morning 81 10 o'clock, when the Judge will deliver MS
charge and submit the to the Jury. One more muir
der care II 70 be tined.
Our report, III yesterdays paper, OF the trial o!
PIERCE for killing BLUM stated that he rails I'd chair
two three times 70 strike which did not fully or cor
recy represent the testimony that point The fol-
loving Is correct
The principal witness the part Of the prosecution,
in substance testified that when she the prisoner
and deceased first together Blum standing near
Pierce and shaking his INST toward PIerces that
thereuFCn Pierce and got axe. and Blum seized
chair Blum put down the chair and Pierce approached
Blum and laid stand Of ard struck Blum upon the night
shoulder with the with much violence a. 10 cut
through the collar bone the breast bone and enter the
ungs, Of which the decesse died AZ the time OF
the blow the chair standing on the ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
The receipts of Cotton at New-Orleans are

The directors of the Association for the Ex-
ibitiou Of the Industry of al Nation have called for
the third in.tsmenr OF 10 2 the capital stock
Of The Association.
The Asia took only $iO7 ,597 in coin, which
il less than was anticipated Several parcels were
couuterrnanded, as bills were in better supply.
The Netr-LondOn Chronicle says the cars OF
the New London Worcester and Palmer Railroad came
down TO the joint depot on Monday, thus connecting
with the New Haven and New-L London Road. There IS
now. therefore uninterrupted railroad communication
iron New-iork 70 Norwich, and soon a. the very
short track i. laid down in the latter city quarter OF
a mile being al that is wanted TO complete the con-
nection Of the two Southern roads with the Norwich
and Worcester-,he line will be continuous from New
York TO Bos,on.
The case Of the complaint OF the Pennsyl-
vsria Railroad sgainst the Canal Commissioners OF
Penny vBnia came up in the Supreme Court at Pitts
burzh yesterday and on motion of the compliments
Wa postponed until the second Monday IN December,
when il will be heard at Philadelphia.
The old United States Bank of 179l IL now
psying cut il. very last dividend OF 10 cents share
The lsst previou. dividend in 1884 SONS 81 hteen
wears ago when shout 2 y cent was paid. We under
,tnnd hat the whole amount paid TO stockholders
since the expiration Of lis charter, l. sbou, slO9 2
share.
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad is
COMPLETED from Chicago Joliet and comm sncod oper
rtou. On the is,h AZ JcIst he eers connect with the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Puu.pyrpurA MARKET, w ednesday, Oct. 20.

The CorToS market ssxeeedngy quiet Tn-re moi
erstr export demand for FLOUR aud further sales OF U6
300 bbs mixed brands have been made &c ~ jlf bb.
and soue Of better brsuds st S4fl04 s. Tie tsr<st
r snd ZONE holders viii the former qnOstoa.
of 1, 5i for common and brands RYE FLoCg
sesre. JU04s bb.e. CoEs MEAL sold II - Is p Dol.
There good demand for WHEAT and prices stead
Nv sntsied Sales OF GO bash prime Old fennsyiy1-
RIA white part arrive l0fe Z bush and Odd red
., y7e There u bat little Southern Rye Offering small
lot Of Pennsylvania sold 7fc store Conn Ia beter
cerrrd end ssie of yellow have been made AZ 7c ahoa
100 brs. Southern OATS sold az DC. = bush. CLOVER
scsrce. ard supplies IN slowly Sales Of 90
SsED etenEe. WHISKY Is Ia good demand. Sales Ut
90 70 ~ bile 3, 2Ilc. Hhds sell st tho figure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

oeoci ~rleui f.r;hrr II. I'll h uhea -
Greer ~ 81 nr iIf-fzsrrt
IN Tuesday Hiieruo OF u M ABIGAIL AIkAAN. r-t
o. - -i- J'tn Akr,-r n h- -trh ~ h-r
nv md lirnt. and to-- q her dughfr, NJ joan
40 trr ssus R't-t ,rl Huh AAmsn n.ei 70 ~
Ieh Lr cr ih~ --ncr - he latter. No is As~'a IT,
on lhn,,dsy .lft MT - =. ocurk N
On NAihAN JOHNSON n htrh'-i. C'Hn tled ne; wees
~ ~ man y-a t'k -si 'h- PoiIri sis w.
~ - q TIE Hla-s, weA N-nh-f o. Do'-
hfarchcs ct ihe L-siltur-.
Nefesr-i 70 barn 'hft N4THtNiFL LORD J. Ed b. R@g
" ~ rrnfae r. th County. DIT sadd1y his rette1-- y
Ig-N h IN iuidsy hs' IL graduate II H.svrd Col-s- Of
NJ 'Ls-- ~ IT, ~ilch rusb-l rD~ulh- william ~
10y Ihotaas Cr Joeph Sioy Dr. Tack an! ptaes
a'hfh-hi r~n NJ Lord Rrsr-r % Probate Tor E'-.f
tonrt5 1oT- ilan - Jr7rs lsllen Register, Oct Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
JERSEY CRY COMMON CouscIL.-The Board

of Aldermen Of Jersey City, met d: The Lycenm on
Monday evening. dozen more inefectu4l ballot
ings 10 elect Street Commissioner were had amer
which the efforts election discontinued, and
the regular order Of business resumed The Com
miitee Lamps and Wach reported several important
erection Of suitable building Cor 4 wctchhouse, and
measures Z make the City Watch more ethcient-"ere
all included in rhe report The report was reierr"l
The Board continued IL session unrl near rntniznt
dispstching large amount Of business Of no pubic I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

CHksLssros Oct ls-The sales Of CorroS to-day were
$50 bales H prices ranging from 7idl0fe. The market
firm. 81
NEw-OsLrASs. Oct. le-CcrroS h. been in sctive de-
snd TO-DAY for Epgand and the sales reached 900 bales
firm prees Mddhns fair 10 qrot-d lesc Mess Poax
IS dull 8: 81. BAcoS-Ssdes are selling Of str
CHARLESTON Oct is-The sales q CorroS to-day wcrs
81 bales prcss ranging from seice The msrkes ex.
hhi,s chsnee
CINcIsNAri, Oct 1.-FsEieHrs to ew-0rlcsns, whis-
Nv a.; ST. Louis 75c. y ewt Flour IS firm 81 - a.
Hoes for November delivery IN demand 81 - IS With
n kryrrs than sellers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
SECOND BOARD.
PnlLApEIrH1A SALEs or SrocKs-Wednes.

dey soFirrf Boars-32 Nechsncs Baak al, Do Long
Island RI i3A sltO Wilmington RL ~. - $500 L. : -
~ lol1 500 sch Preferred. 26is =slo. l ~ C.
rard Bsnk. 3S 100 Unon Canal l 10 Pcan RIt, 80 %
Mner Blbt Po'svle, 70 Mnehl Itit s.' sl5O and n
snd Amboy RR 81 loi Penn Bank li slio1 Prnn S.
Oh 500 City RR - 70 100 / 81 90 L.sa MOT 49, 100;
Wi. RI ask 81 100 Ken-nsion 6s 81, Ol Red RR al
Second Board-1O Sea Nav Pf-L p, - 10. ass - do
100 % 81. - L 5 b.. 9li 10 Union Cana. ~ $500
Penn g. 90 slOoO do. II 0o sch Nav. 6', -, 70
saO5 do. 10 $500 Wi H. r. o. nj, M Morn. C,n,, ll
Girard Ri, 1873 500 Read r. X ~ 20 ~ 20 M- Bs
3eL 90 Cn.on Canal liL 100 City H. Il s., 1917, 20 high
Nav 6ii. Penn TX. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
MARRIED..

Oct L. ~ Tri1. ce4eaaoty. HALSTED ILLocN q Soas
er>;ovn, EMMA JANE dAssAies q Dan-! Cnr - i''A
town. az Vi " -,,rh--;-T Co
Fr-uds order AID c-r--,v, ASDRkW hAk-haLl
his City ANNA ouy dsash-r H-ary Grsa Of forAioa
" --trk-~tsf CO -.
oc, H. y WAIKIKI NJ. OLIVER HOrT 10 As' MA
RIA COR>E. Al q ihs ca. .,..,,,
Al Wet Hshk--, ! o. ~. ey Rev NJ Psrter EDWARD
Of NrN oh. % Ms-s Juis Hal, az Hohos-l
a. .rwsk Olansr Counv. y 7, G--isy Oct = - Kew NJ
y.IJ4v--r. AMHERST " i>NER 70 MAXI h d'lsaf Z" A-
- .nl-s Nk--'-l. al % III t-r-f g.sr- - .-..,
~ Morasy r7-nug. %; i. " R-v NJ Wet " ANphEH
sim All u IAN Su--a dluSa'rf q nc me- Ai-r S'Aa
-.-L-.- :. III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CAI.YSDAR-TuI, DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-NOs. 379, 444, 450 153,
2s $50 2a5 500 S72 SIS 24s 49, 45 452 453 i54 45 46
464 465 100 6 46S 469 246 S24 1885, S56 All 472 i73,
an 478 47g 4S2 43 49, 4S5 49, 49, 49, %S9 400 1872
49i, ASS. 496, 4g7, 499 SS5, 500.
COMMON PLEAs-PsuI- Nos. AIS, 4S5 4s7, 49 4s5 AS,
4g7 40 SCI sos 5O5 ST. 509 5ll, 6y7 Part llNos 2so
l0lA
L. S. DISTRICT CouRT.-Nos is, 81 to 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

BuRGLARY.-The jewelry store of Mr. FRAN
CTS SELF Courtst, near Sackett was feloniously
tered on Tuesday light and robbed of large quantity
Of ewelry consisting Of gold Ockets brooches, breast
pms and other articles, amounting in value to about
S4OO The entrance it appears gained by cutting
cut the lower panels of the back door and pryng the
elect from the sill with chisel The burglars got of
with their plumber undetected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
passengers smiled

10 n,bp for LyerpooMrs Grsnss and Mssss
0IaBse. Urfs~Csnsds hr Marrow, d. MIS- sofnsad, Nev
lOgs; Tfsny Master Thsy and two ssrvsn, Mr.. Tfny
Mr. Ne.oD Thomsz Dr.- Nee Yos Edward Abbott Yha
De ph; Mr. Arkvnshi Enssad Lieut. Walker, ech Ret Mr.
siufh cBt-r New YOrs Mr. Harr,on EnxsDd Man
I'm. Lew. Hedenhsin~r, se- fodt Port and Mr. Ronxa,
YfaHe- r. Pnehsd New Yot Mr. Prsen C.n4ds " Bias md
ss~fort ~ o. Gerdss besrer Of dp.iees VIM s,0se
LordOn Jssyh sands M Beetos, knsz Jane. SoSmzn4
Ruth.rt,d sev fors WA Red London. C. W. A. Winter ssd
sdy H-ssr and LADY Lgars, NJ Morris London; ID Witt
had csnsd Mr. BftOuisy gng.nd VIM smyhernfn 10 sos
3D. Csrtsn EdssId Sscksy New fosf H. q Andres son; J. "
og, and hdJ. a. ktp.inct and others Tot. s. specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

BADLY SCALDED.-A man named JOHN Day.
Any was badly scaded the Resin Oil Factory in North
Eiglth-st on Tuesday afternoon tie was bailing out
hot oil from of the stills through place called the
man hole" when, from some unknown cause, an ex
rid sion took place and large quantiy of oil forced
through the aperture, badly scadins DESAYs face and
hands He was attended TO by Dr. BLENNERHAssErr
who has hope OF his recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
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