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Sonsss 10 Eei.
nOOMS with S,TEAM POWER 20 LET

IL Sle y hit Rooms with soo6 ssesly Power 70 ct IN
he Nv DEPOT Bnilng q Center ard vrar shp 81
t1p,y % u 4 ALIEN o. n. preu.,ses se0sI sosr
ror, 70 N iaily
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Real Estale for Sale.

< 7 PRIVATE SALE-The valuable three.
"A story brick House and Lot Of Ground Snown No 3aa
4thst, between the BoweIy aud La fayett. place Inc
Lot p feet front by 100 feet depth, be tho
less The House . feet by 81 fret M depth exclusive OF
the piazza, nd finished IN beautiful style, having subcear.
bHs ment and attire double stair mar bio nisnilos
hogany doors, CToon water bathroom, &C The whole "
IN ne order az can be seen on Application TO ANTHONY
j. BLEEChER AuCtionesr No. Broad st. For price.
tenns and fnTlher naIIiealars apply as aboYe.
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tS Those - so Roots, made 20 order By 4 BA.
MR. Ne. 50 BcekmsE e.. made OF The best Hreuc5
eAihskin with patent s1GnkS DOaae-sooG Wafsr.Proo
BeO,s 81 81 Frcl Ptrcut Leather Bocts 8 % Az var
Ruied Call and gave them = trlJ.
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THE GERMAN and FRENCH ~.

l. OUAGES-A Germsnlldy who las lid much e1peElece
IN teaching the German and french languages wishes
pElNats family tie city vicinity a. 7st
GoSeTuess. Reference VII Be given Address j. H.
Office ofthis paper.
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q On REWARD Stolen from the stable
FcO OF the subscriber, grey MARE, about fourteen
hands hi gh eight old Canadian built wtch TAIL fast
traveller ANY person returning said mare with detection
end conviction the thief shall be entitled 10 Le above
ward or so for the recovery OF said Information
may b. given TO JOSEPH LESTER No. 10 Bowery n Y
or TO the subscriber at New Rochelle.
P II. CARPENTER.
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~ The Cuuse OF Temperance Progressive
Another Grea; Temperance Demonstration At metropolitan
Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. u, 1888 L. T.
BARNUM Eco will preside. JOHN b. COUCH Wi, de-
fyer Az address D0DW0RTiFS BAND viii perform
sveIal appropriate airs dunng the evening.
Admission IS CITE Doors open at q O'clock commence
O'clock
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,uI NEw-YoRK WEEKLY Tgi iau1y

VERY LAR0E PAPER, FOR THE OVo, w. n,.s
!. r,,l,hss every s,ruRoAY xossIss ~ 20 -, 40 or
a h. ger snnan advance: EsI g. osser IN no
t,-srty coDss address 'cf 80 T, = I'D Adser.
t,s.nsrss ior tlis shees WI Be e5s'ss' ~ ''"~
sf insertion.
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8pefial Notifies.

IL The Cnlcndar.-BAKER, GOODWIN 20
have us. ssaed Their Counting House Calendar LOT i'''
Merchants StoIekespeTs and butness men seHSisHy '"
,rns this beautifully printed and iiiafrated Cau Gun w
sn copies by applying at our office
BAKER GOODWIN L Co, Proprietor oithe AefroPoi-
,,r Steam Printing Establishment, Tribune Buildings
conner Nassau and spruce-sts.
70 p,dp,ers, Banauet-The NETWORK
rypOURAPHTCAL SOCIETY viii celebrate
The I@7t Anniversary Of the Birth OF benjamin Franklin on
MOI DAY EVENING. Jan. IL, at NiblOs Rooms Invita-
bors haye been extended 70 many literary men
srd members Of toe Press Supper viii be announced at
md Instrumental Music DOdwohh's Band Will b. 10 A.
epdhnee in the large assembly room, az y O'Clock Tickets
-0eutlenens g.; Ladies', 81. (suppeT in;iuascJ Tan
b bad Of any Of the Committee ,. -, .
JOHN J. HALLENBECK, Chainnan,
al Harper a Brothers.
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2mreemenie.
NIBLOs GARDEN-SEC0ND NIGHT Of
4 ,bc GPrrt

yTIBLOs GAKDEN-SECONDN Null Oh
~ the OPERA. -.
SECOND and LAST NIGHT o.
THE DAUGHTER OF THE hEolhfNI
Will ,sse place on WEDNESDAY Jan. Il CO Wns' o.
''>''- MADAME HENRIETTE soNTAG
sirrors BADiALI, PoZZoLIyI, CARL ECKEhr
And The Grs1d Chorus and Orchestra
me prices Of Secured Seats have been txeo 2,
TWO DOLLARS ard ONE DOLLAR, go,
ACCORDING 10 location Both the 20 and 81 teats Ae
Md and tbefe Il but cue general entrance tand f. CT
eus;ionl TO al parts Of the bOose a. was the case O
With each ticket is2 AM 81 there vii BE- gwen eefh a
cate emitting the holder 70 seeuTed se@'' you ' ~
whole evening. -, -, .,,5 he
There viii be- two Ticket Office AZ the Garden nc ts
other 81 No - Wast az the Stationery store Of hesS
VAN EORDEN KING. 80. -, CO At,
On TUESDAY will he soldtbs TWO DOLLAR SILL . ::
On WEDNESDAY during the day add o. tne egell,s .
10. door Tie ONE DOLLAR STATS, sfANDEi@S ." &c
REMAINING TWO DOLLAR SEATS.
Door open ~ c. TO commence st =. .,-
On FRIDAY Madame S0NTAG viii appet9 u ~"
character
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Go Ubom il man Concern.

nRAMATIC.-IntO Information wanted of the
~ Metropolitan (Amsteur) Dramatic Association Of
this city Apply to BAKER GOODWIN Co, No.
SpTuce-st
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ITO PUBLISHERS.-Fo sale, "a well-estab-
Il lished MONTHLY MAGAZINE, enjoying a high
literary reputation, and having fair paying slbscnp
ton hst which be largely inereased AZ small outlay
The will be disposed OF At ssceaned value Aa-
dTesss J. o. r Box No 5, lf9 Post Office, NewYork.
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To- Brilliant, Interesting, and most Eio-
anently Delivered.-lN Y. Express. The Mechln-
Is Institute Committee Lectures has engaged VIII
LIAM ROSS WALLACE 10 Tedeiver iis b shy popular
erture on Peter the Great" OF THURSDAY EVENING,
Jan 49, al the Institute, Bowcry and Division
10 non menhora tickets IS cents Tickets 70 former de-
b,,rv still good Doors open 1t % discourse az 8.
e. H. BARRAS, Chm. Lecture COMMITTEES.
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STORES To LET-The first floor and cellar
~ Of the SPACIOUS Store Ne 81 Broad running throash
AID connecting With Store No.5Q New.st Apply 10
NESMlTH 4 co.
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DROPOSED NEW CLUB-Gentlemen OF
high standing in society desrous Of sssoc!atins them
selves with men Of similar class forming Club vi IN
limited numbers to be conducted upon European prnci-
pies aid nte 10 establish Club House c0mprs
lend tgthout yaKAnce) all the comfort eerance
fuenent and good order of the London West End Club
Houses are invited 10 send real and addresses 10
SECRETARY, Uuon-sqUare Post Ofice.
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CCOUNT BOOKS, DIARIES for 1853,
IA PAPER STATIONERY Of every variety, at low
prices Books made pattern with pnted heading PACED
&c Circulars Checks Notes &c, furnished IN style
quired. FRANCIS LOUTREL,
Statonerp Printers and Book Binders No n Maiden lane
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HELLER's SALOON of WONDERS

THE WORLD PUZZLED,
and the theory of life upset by NJ Robert Heers ss
tonitb.rg end aweawakeuing faculty az
SECOND SIGHT
This truly miraculous pertinent, which has thns far
bafed the Intelligence and Of large and select audi
euces, ncuGn the major part OF the -
TALENT OF THE CIrY-IN ARTS AND SCIENCES,
DIVINITY AND MEDICINE
aid which in wonder aud point of unathom
Bblenefs in investigation all the humbuggus Mediums or
Spint RapTers, does the performances OF the 40
styled WzaIds, whether from the North South East or
Wet who preceded Mr. Heller the sole and original
MASTER OF CABALISTiC ART,
be witnescd every Evening in connection with his ne
plus ulro of
NECROMANTIC AND CABALISTlC FEATS
PeIfomanc Commerce al 7! o'clock Saturdays at5PM
Admission 80 cents.
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pARNUMs NEW PAPER Third Nun

DARNUM's NEW PAPERi-Thifd Mum
Dher rssdy-Twenty Beautiful Enzrsvings
CONTENTS SATURDAY. Jan IS 1885.
EEGRavIEcs-
Equestrian Statue O. jackson lately fEe1Fu1s-sd ~
Washington.
Kinss Day e. Havana.
2 Pennsylvsnia Ccsl Mine.
4 s. 8. Coal Mining Opersflons
2 9. 9. Internal vieUs Of Coal Mines.
10. Coal Whsrves AZ Richmond, near Phl.acslra-i-
II. Bell Of St TAmnsny
II Battle Of New. Oreans-Me1ltts Painting
IS Portrait oi the late J. PeEnInoTs Cooper.
Il. GreenOuEhs bnst Of Cooper.
IS. Birthplace OF the PTesdent tiec:.
70, ~. The Gambler
~. Portrait Fanny Wrlgl;.
10. New AYnOry, " 4.
20. Caloric shiV ETicfson.
LETTEE-FSEss.
American Progress; Autographs fi,y.ns -.
Wrogsht Iron Coal Hsra,o Greenoggh DsS2yei IS SO
Nineveh Science Music and Drama The linn.sf F9t
eisn and Miscellaneous Intelligence Recent Dcais ~
Ian EcuectriaD Statue, Sc, kc a.
Pnce Six Cents per COPY Mail subzcrptions - =
year For by al the principal periodical dealers through
out the United Stains ~
p T. BARNUM. Special Partner.
H. d L A. z. BEACH, General Ps,tners,
No l23 Pulton-st., y. y
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ID. prtn,ers, Banauet.-The .NEW.Y.oRK
~ ~. NicboIas building Association. II

Jops w. FORMS Secretary
az J. r Trow's, No. % ADn-r
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3 I'm REWARD.-Lost or stolen. on Wall.

d SH REWARD.-LOst or stolen, on Wall
WDO a.. this afternoon, & Package, containing sun
dry the under ued aud other important papers
Also Bond No les o. the City of Louisville for ID )uand
dollars issued 10 the Jeersonyle Railroad Company, with
coupons attached guaranteed and ndOrsed by said C0mpa
nv Also Bonds Of the JefersOnylle Railroad Com
pGny which incomplete. not having been fully signed
Payment these bonds aud coupons has been Opred but
the finder will receive the above reward by leaving tho
Package at Messrs Carpenter Nernyes No - Wal e,
Newly oTk. WIN. q. ARMSTRONG.
New-YoTk, Jan II, 1855
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
,uE NRw.YORk DAILY TRIBUNE

=. sxstfsBaD EVERY HDRNlNGs tct~pAf Ih~"'--'
BY GREELEY "a NcEI.RATH,
o., TsisUNE BUILDINGS, cosgES os sfseeE A."
RAsskusTs., OPPOSITE TIE CITY HAIL
..ls.y.red 10 City sotsebers for y Gents PEI ~,
nm they prefer, thy pay 10 sSvance ~ M
- ~ nan.fs o, year a. re srne iste Sihs.e ~ ~
3, Csrte Nal ashscrbers FITe Doii1s yer e1o., 49,
S,.rse subserpsious taken for 81 non-ns ~ II ~
s,fhs 81 20 Three Dollar IN advance e3oifea "a yea
s,ss. yS,h Counsrv Nesrspzpers Daily Pspersfes1,.
~, oce vyEese terrs aye higher than tDose o' "
T5tvEe are pot allowed aug difference
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Cost an0 gonn0.

DONDS LOST.-Missing, two : per cent.
ID Convertible Bonds Of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company Nos 1869 and 06S for 81 600 each with cou-
pons attached from October last maturity ia 1855 They
mailed here tie 18th December for Baltimore and
the public cautioned against negotiating the same
suitable reward will be paid the return OF the Bonds AID
Coupons to SIMEON DRAPER, No. IS Pine-st., n. Y.
CTOLEN from the Office of WILLIAMS IL
~ SMITH, No $50 Waainstonst Monday night, the
18th N PromiseoTy Note, drawn by VIM C. Lyon %
The order o. w g. at 60 days from 18th Decenbrr, for
S2f7 69lCO, and about SO in All peIsons
hereby forbidden cautioned receiving Purhss
ing said note.
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STEAM POWER 10 LET.-Several we'll
- Eshtrd Rooms with constant sna steaay power, u
huiLline corner Ehfahst IN and Hester-sts Apply 20
NORTON DREAMER, No. si2 fe1l q, cor fiecser'
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~ Popninr Lectures.-PrOf KOEPPEN late OF
The Oihoaian College Athens will give the next Lee
tuTo OF tins series 81 the Broadway Tabernacle ON THIS
EVENING, January ~, Of O'Clock. The nhject Of his
discourse viii he "MahOmet and the Sracenc Empire"
illustrated by series Of large diagrams, illustrated and
historical mape Tickets % cents each at the Bookstores
md q Tho door.
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VO LEASE-For mechanical and manufsc.

T'O LEASE-for mechanical and manufsc-
n turing purposes Lots Grvuud Grand e. tbs
Bow6Iy, sd on Cente-st the New. Haven Raroad
Depot which the Owner VIII badings arranged
suit applicants Also HoUse and Lot Broousest,
with llo feet OF broasvsy Also House and Lot OF
Ground on Whitest. uesr Broadway Both cf the lssc
named pieces Of property, with slight sszstons can Ia
pe6e available 'og business rurlVsss Apptyto
c. Y. 4 q. /. OSBORN. No. ia MnIherry-st
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.DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF TOM THUMB!
Gen Tom Thumb viii have THREE PERFORMANCES
TO DAY. lie Will appear az O'Clock and also at o'clock
THIS AFTERNOON. After which THE FORTY
THIEVES. At THIS EVENING, TOM THUMB and
the spectacle repeated Of THE FORTY THIEVES. TIE
PE1RlFlED HORSE and RIDER the Living Animals
&c, 10 be az all hours.
Adnittance the whole Museum. the Entertainments,
&C. - cents Stats IN the Parauet III cents extra.
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AMPHTTHEA.

~ TER No. - Bowery r. SANDS Co.. Proprietor
First appearance OF the celebrated Scenic Rider Mr. LEW
is LIPMAN First appearance of the woIld-Eenowned
Slack Rope Naulter, Mr.. CHARLES FISHER First sp-
pearsnce this OF the inmiiable Clown, BOB Will
LIAMS Grand act Of Postunng by Mr.. Nathans and Pu
pis and the comic Ballet entitled the COBLER AND
TAILOR. Pnces of admsson-Boxes, Is cents Pit, i2i
Doors open O. Performance 10 commence AT y o'clock
PeIiomanoe Wednesday and SATURDAY aiteInoons.
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Nrm Publications.
MISS SEwELL's NEW WORK.-D. AP.


NR PLETONS Co. publish on THURSDAY
THE EXPERIENCE or LIFE. BY L. NJ. Sewell- su
thor OF Amy Herbert &" Gertrude Ae, &c. l VOL
LIMO paper cover Sc, cloth 75e.
gh,ul book suitable alike for the young old ana
in point OF and value quite equal ~ any Of Mss
Sewelrs previous Writings
D. A Co publish BY the sane author-
THE EARLS DAUGHTER. vol limo paper SIC,
JOURNAL OF A SUMNER TOUR. vol l2no
cloth 81
MARGARET PERCIvAL. : vols. i2IHO@ paper 81,
cloth 81 50. -.
cloth s. -
AMY hFRBERT. vol. l2no; paper Soc cloth I'c.
GERTRUDE. vol. l7no paper SC c'r;h %
TIE CHlLD'S FIRST HISTORY OF ROME. lSio'
20 cvlts
DA Co. have inst published
DON .0UlXOTE in Spanish; { new siereotyped eali0n
ISuo; 81 IS - . ~.
THOMAS NooRE's LIFE AND LETTERS. Edited
by Lord Ru. sell &c. eoch. 49, =, -,
TIE LUCK OF BARRY LYNDON. By W. NJ. Tack
sgay. vols; 81
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rS~A Puhllc Meeting OF the SEVENTEENTH
WARD TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE will be held III the
otf ps houfe oite Stanton Baptist Church ON THURS
DAY EVENING. 18th inst, NJ o'clock. Rev. Messrs
HIsCOx COREY and Others will address the meeting.
Ny order o1 the 30 -nInittee .,,.,.,, VI, -,
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} ANvARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSA-

RANNARDs PILGRIMAGE 10 JERUSA-
~ LEN and the HOLY LAND is now open-edniission
SO ets.-chidTen half prlce-at the new and spacious
GEORAMA,
in Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel and con-
tnue every evening PAINTED from authentic Drawings
made upon TIE spot by Mr. BANVARD during extensive
undertaken expressly for the works Mr. B. VIII
plan the Paintings personally Picture az u. and
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
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CTEAM POWER With ROOM 70 LET.

= One .gIsrGl large Room, . by 81 sect, wen
GslteS corner OF BECKER aRd Sassss .aAhls Sr say
rSsnrfletnriss purrcse. Inquire OF DUDLEY SEE. on
the rrsusss
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WANIED-A place. 10 take the charge OF
w AfogndTy and finishing shop. The Subscriber uEder
stands Il 1lctre u cable a1i grey rcn, ueIAI
faeIn-naE-r served rs macLla.st, aad car rn
ngne can colruct foludTy and Put IN Sue
eessfgl operation. objectionable csy reference gwen
No sSN Wa,er-s.
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AT PRIVATE SALE-The House and Lot
"a No 81 Rose-st size OF lot y feet front and by
81 feet deep more or less For tsrgls, SC, apply
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aaitoueer
40. Bfoad-st
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rIyOLEr-To a small. genteelAmericaa lami.

Il lysoE7 Rooms in gccd hriok Hou-, well loeascd in
Rookyp within fifteen uiuUes walk OF the Fulton Ferry
The rooms are partially furnished and the furniture viii Do
cold TtQuired Both kinds VI water Of aocess VIII
be lee oI 81 per month until the hrt OF May for fai
particulars, achcss, with real name, Mr. bESEpICf, a.
is Office Rcerence required ard possession gwen iae-
disitly.
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EOR SALE-The Lot and three-story brick
Il House No. IS Futoo-.t LOT 3 feet ffosi % fsst
rear q feet deep. Apply, BY mail, 70 JOHN sogLIDs
Merch ats Exchange, New-yoTk.
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E'OR SALE--in Tarrytown a large double
DIV ching Borse, suitable for resi3encs Of
large family CT Jr bcaEd;B ghOage lOr .hch purpose
g nc" sGccssg.y occupied House 20 By 90 containing
~ Ieetns cellar and Ortk:iel. Lot % BY lG& Pres
s31e. APpiyto G. q. SEBHfSG
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u Blessed and Beautiful is the Eaec, Of a ?

to War hath slain Its Thousands, but Sc-ofula
e teus Of Thousands DR. BROWN, "the seat Sc.ofs-
y Doctor % Sprrghed, Mas, formerly Of Hsve1hill
Ms, o. Nsw.l orb City, author Of "Feuaee Manuel
q HeSA," "Scrota.aits csuscs and cue" and other
vss o great celebrity hss the pleasure 70 announce 10 TIE
Tecr 81 ths treat metropolis that Ne h,s ,hshed hin.
SCI "a ns cty No "a Grard-st between Broadway "A
kowsgy where be viii h hsppy oteaa = IN sSes OF
Ssoir and (hropic DISEASES GENERALLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

I'D CANT Houss and Lot No. 1lG Columba-st, running
through kunnAnst For beauty of prospect and pure
the location Is excelied by any other IN tbs world
lew Minutes distance from the Fulton Wall st Fenos.
Apply No. 1874 Futon-st., N. Y. -
JOHN p. WAKE l. Co
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no 5Tpon-row, near Bariern Railroad Once
EOR sALE-Fiye Houses On Broadway, ly-

EOR SALEM the village Of Tarytown, on
L Ire Budson River Railroad cprner Of Warrington and
Frar lin-sta hsDsOlc twosory frame House GIled m
vita BRICK Lot, 10 feet by l1 ieet deep, and
CHOKE and shrnbbery Sc; n well u
tie be-, water House ~ b. s2 fzet deep upd bllt ia
the bsf maDEer loE The present. Apply to w. n.
NAIERBt KY, No. 81 Pne-s., or on the Premises.
THOMAS T. MABEE.
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TEACHERs WANTED.-A Principal and

Il Assis ant the Ds-Tict School a. Boonion Ad-
dT,ss SCHOOL TRUSTEES, B0o-tol. Mo-Tis t3ll'yl
New JCrsv With references quancnrious expect-if =
salary SC &C. new schOoi house ~. been ,ed
euring Toe wear, ~ Cos; Of :, jcV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

. tF Hints 10 fersODs who Contemplate
Building .-EU0ENl0 LAflLLA VIII deliver ms Lee
ure upon ArChitectur. and Interior Decoration with
critical notice OF Of the principal buildings Of New
folf, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, January - al
eGocS az Hope Chspel No 20 Broadway Tickets al the
door TN &C Shilhnrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

~ AreYoU Deafs-To thosc whe src addicted with
1eSicess and sh to Ne cured woad reccnperd 10 cal
a. n. LUTENER. Nc. 50 Princest, New York, Having
stcu very Geafys, ahle srSak o. his Uneqlalcd
sssceas would uYxe every one who ah.cted not 10 lei
Ne prcsent Cpl cttauiiy p.ss &iehols Dec: u ls1S
W. SHOEMAKER
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEw ORLEANs, May 81.

The fast sailing steamship, United States,
Of MeSsrs. Davis, Brooks v Co.'S New
York hhe, arrived at this port To day
She brings adviccs from San Francisco TO
April SOh-I3 DAYS later than previously
received by the Daniel Webster. The
passage of the u. s. has been splendid
one-lhe entire trip having occupied but
about 90 days.
The Grand Jury in the case oi the
steamship independence, recently wrecked
in ST. Sinmn's bay, has rendered their de-
cison in which they gave il as their opinion
that the vessel was wholly unseaworthy,
at and before the time oi the painful acct
dent, and allowing that much blame attach
rs to her owners, for allowing her 10 be
employed in the transportation OF passen>
gers, when they must have known that
such was the case.
Business at San Francisco continued
dull, though holders 1T -four had been en-
ahled in some instances 10 obtain slight
advance. The sIock Of provisions and
other necessary articles in the interior was
very light, and roads leading there in the
most wrelched condition. From the mines,
the accounts continue Of cheering char"
acter; there had been but few arrivals from
Atlantic ports, although considerable
number Of vessels were over due.
The list Of deaths as given by the San
Francisco papers, show considerable in
crease over former reports. including those
from Eas,esn States, are tie following -
Luke Carroll of Mass BigIer F. Meyer
William Deepee, and Henry Anthony OF
New Bedford; j. ID Grennan and b. A
Meson OF r. l., and Il. b. Golden, j,
Turner and j. TiIIhridge of Conn.
Agricultural prospects throughout Cali
fornia for the ensuing year were very fiat
terng, and large yield was confidently
looked for. .,..... ..
Whaling ship Robert Brettsford had
gone ashore on Christmas Island, where
she renamed al the last advIces.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

~ Commodore Vanderbilt, the great
steamboat king, has been fitting up a
splendid steam yacht, the North Star,
for pleasure trip to England. the Med,
iterranean, Baltic, &c. On Thursday
morning last, the Commodore. with his
family and friends, to the number of
about twenty-five, were all on board, but
while getting under way the vessel struck
on reef of rocks at the foot of Grand
Street. doing considerable damage to
her keel, and otherwise disabling her.
She was taken on the Dry Dock, and re-
paired. so that on Friday the party left
N. Y; they were accompanied as far
as Sandy Hook by several hundred
friends on board the steamer Francis
Skiddy. ...s ..l....
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER.
LITCHFTRI.D-MAY g, 1853.
The Late Contest.

Notwithstanding the defeat Of the
Wings in our own county, and through
out The State, in the recent contest, we
can sec nothing in the result which
should afford ground for Encouragement
or relaxation Of effort on the part of our
friends. A careful analization Of the
vote. and by comparing it with that. Of
preceding years, will, on the contrary,
show that the party, as such, has nobly
maintained its integrity under the most
trying and singular combination Of cir.
cumstances. The temperance question
entered largely into the canvas, and was
presented in such u shape that the wings
could net fail 10 lose both horns of the
dilemma. In the first place, we lost
some thousands Of AnLi>Maine Law vo.
tiers, because our candidates were pre-
sam ed TO be in favor of that Law; and,
on the other hand, at least seven thou>
sand Of our electors abandoned our cans
didates because they were not pledged
to its support, and cast their votes for
the Gillette Ticket.
In this Congressional District the re~
suit was disastrous to an unprecedented
degree; though we may gather some
consolation from survey Of the ruins.
Our excellent nominee for the National
House of Representatives made splen-
did run, notwithstanding his defeat
A moments figuring will show not only
that Dr.. WEIGH runs some nine hundred
ahead our candidate for Governor, in the
two counties composing the District, but
that his aggregate vote is larger than
that Of any other whig candidate for
Congress in the State. These facts
plainly indicate that the Doctor has lost
none Of bis popularity, even in the late
inglorious contest. ...