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as New. Patent Premium
SAFETY. GAS LAW PS,
Patent .phossene Q Ga.

Patent phosgene Gas, -.fsfs's e. y
OR UsR.N,I N5G3IN a a ME. ist ~
This Lamp orPToducing portable Light fs confidently
Teco1nHiended as stFsrforto aug other IN tLSe
rTIlE LlG HIT by burning or an acriiorm
rOratiohS in Patina. - - -
The Gas is generated by he ofits own
combustion acting the burner, connected with the
IN tile Thus It is perfect and portable apparatus
Tor creating and burning aeriforn Gas! y
Its construction is such, that all possibility oaccfden
from its use is entirely and great simplicity Of
renders less liable ordertan
any other kind Of Lamp ItreqmTes cleaning and trim
as do the OIL and Canphene burns equally
we either with without glass globe shade and per
iectly free from smoke odors fs sf<tf5 :.
mons scientific may learned from te
the Animal American Institute fH45
SILVER awarded to the Inyentor ana a )f.
rlorna 70 the the was profouc
ed tho heRESTL1GHTe ever exhi bited the Institute
The above or;sale, Wholesale and Retail, by ks
- 293zsz fsst j. X .aDuNHAAfdaGO.s SsElass
II No. 2s Monroe Post ONCE
aelnI! Wheeling. va
IsIFoR fine years old iisol6no work
! = morse. s3 ap21 bss 44iS.AVERY.Sl
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Al ,S5G Prizes amounting 10 81 S25,S2i
rs Numbers aud IS Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets, he, Sa2 90 Quarters - s. n
Halves 16 90 Fights - o

Snallwood d Co, 4bes leave oprcsent few OF the
s'Aaryiand Stale Loeries,'' believing
selected the best to venture in The lotteries
Maryland, drawn under the supcrvisionOf Conisf
siors elected by the State and each ticket stamped by
them, CnOne others being egal) GF.s.-
TO those who the to venture largely
not disposed TO do, will find small Lotteries drawing
every week, TO thOse who wish to ventue
largely, will some greater magnitude. ranging in
price, 81 to 81 and larger from IS TO $50, and
packages, from 81 to Szi0. We would particularly cali
your packages, the most advantageous to
the purchasers they have about twice the amount
OF tickets III packages for the same for 26 tick
cts in lottery charge SI6, and the owner OF said
package entitled TO may be drawn over The sum OF
S1O.5 Halves and quarters in proportion.
For ourselves prize sellers we VIII say nothing but
accounts of the managers daily Tor the
mary prizes sold by we are acting only as
tits much to advantage 10 make he pest possible Sc
lection for correspondents thereby gain credit
and on the renewal cashDg prizes make the most prof
n and from an experience Of ~ years in the business fiat
Ter ourselves our judgement in selection of some ihPor-
,,-,. T.. a..
limited States rece by in payment for tickets
eT sney or by the Package Postage stamps receiver lot
oaJ aonnts ofchanse our monthly circular Is forVard
desiIe 1t, free of charge ,,o,,r
For good prizes, and prompt atteniI95; 9aSt1 S'
orders to SMALL " tS.ItnsoIe. Md - p
mac ---- ----
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

.e &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA Il
THE SUliSCRlBER having made extensive arrange.
mcns in tile East for the supply of Marble, and
templattng the erection of Steam works. wOull invite
the attention OF rchects Builders and tho public in gem
era to the inspection of his stock, consisting Itaa
Eyan Sienna American and other MaTbles OF the finest
be soldower than other cstablsh
Dealers would find tito their advantage TO inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. i2siE -
His is in the most elaborate STYLE and lie
would invite thesatenton ofFpurcfasers
stock and other work, Monuments,
otaphs Tombs Head and foot stones &c. and Grave yard
work in variety being enabled by his superior iac
tiles TO supply this work at considerable than
any other establishment in the country.
Please give mo call and examine my work
ss2la-f MICHAEL L ROIJAN.s z q.
Marble Mason anu Vault Builder -
ng7Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grnd stones,
LAT The lowest trade prices. n.
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NEW FIRM. .55,ET.5i

+ NEW FIRM. gsEfSa
l. MESSRS. CAYWooD, CoNKLIN d Co.
having lurehGsel the entire stock ofstoves, Tim
COPPER and Sheet Iron T. G., Cuibert-
son, would sLesrect ctnly inform the citizens
Wheeling and vicinity, that they wilIcarry on
lie business OF manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware Of which they have constantly hand agood
LOT w hoesale and Retail low for eas
all persons purchase, would well call and
us at No 10, Union ST. at thst and known
sland heretofore occupied by T. G. Culbertson
Particular attention paid to repairing. II
Wheeling, Aug, 21., ,PGAYNYooDs CoNKLIN & co
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spood aud snfcty!

WASHINGTON AND WHEELING. 5i.z.
s. IlRZ- W.EEhL Y EXPRESS! .s
HEsubscriher has perfected his arrangements for run
i ming regular WAuoN LINE, for the rapid transmits
sion CT
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
Rctwcen the above msntioned and rmeiac points
This will be emph1tiCally SAFE SPEEDT ACCOMNo-
LINE, by which articles, large and SMALL entrusted
toi will he carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes TO patronage yhic! will amply sustain it,
aud afford fair margin for living profit
91 ,.., ARRIVALS AND 4DRFARTuREs.
.,IEAVF-Whceling every Monday, Wednesday and
O'Clock, each day. .t..5. 8 = -.
LE!AvE-Washtngton every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ arriving in whcenea
O'Clock, each evening.
oFFlC ES:-In Wheeling after the first of April, 1852
on Market Street. above Monroe, nearly opposite .wash.
ingtGn Hall,' and i'll Washingtun in tho of Morrow
Store. mares -7s' L. w. STOCKTON. -
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y. SSO,OOU. !EicIIets only s:s3.l. T-e----
GRAND CONSOL'D LOTTERY OF Md
CLASS NJ. r5---ls+
To be dra10n in the city of Baltimore, Nd, on
SATURDAY, MAY. 2Sth, 1853. tf.-
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New Music Store.
Sign of tho Grcciun Trf.onum, no. 1870
49, -' In Street,

ssse1 ]. FICKIEsoN would respectfully an.
3noncc to the citizens OF Wheeling and vi.
III III ff f1cinity, that he has just opened new
y = y elegant esta blislment for tho sale Vios
Guitars Violinccllos, EngOlcts Flutes Files, AccoTc.
ons, Banios, and T1mborines Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books for all kinds of Instrmcnts and for
singing
Music Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin aIso tho
newest Songs Duetis and the very best Roman
Italian Violin aI.l Guitar Strings.
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for ViolinCello and Violin.
y. kecer's Furniture Polish, renovEting varnslcd
FurrtlnEe such ranos Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions of Furniture.
Also for sale by the Agent for Kebcr Ptsburg Pianos
as Nunns and ClaTs grand square Pianos Dun.
as, Hallctt and Aliens celebrated Boston Plnos &c.
Agent for the make OF Carhardt Nccdham's Patent
Melodeons
Accordcops and llknd fusicalinstruments repaired
al tic lowest prices. r.
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The following gentlemen, distinguished for their
connection with ai DAD prizes Wet are stop
pipg at the Irving House - Hon Allied Kelley oolum
Upon, sunmit county Ohio, Henry stoddarA, De-, tor
Ohio Henry Doelittle, Cincinnati, Ohio Hon. j.
Rsner Chic Mr. Jennings, Mr. withers Mr. Casey
Covips'oD Ky; r M. shoemaker, Cinoioaati VI. Kent
Pfesioent OF II. W. X. r.: Hon rhomas Earl Ohio
Joseph ObsHberiin Cleveland, Ohio; chomas Power
Mr. Church PerDsyvanis; Professor Day. OHIO; jaime.
Butler. Simeon PERKINS, AXIOM Ohio; Witt Cleveland
Ohio; Mr. Rob,nsoD superintendent Of Sandusky and
has neld kalrosd sanduaEy Ohio
A. the Astor--Rev. Brent. AanchesfeY; q. Morris
Phiisdsipbia; IL Reynolds Providence; l. Brtggs
ship siddOBs; T. A. Bancroft Foster. Boston: W. e.
Ath North Ca, olns; q. Billings. Ne~ Haven, Roy
bolds Ctlifosuia; Knox. U. 4. Navy; J. Kent, 5an
Bo.top.
At the American-w BN,. New York; W. Davis
New jersey; Abbott, Boston; Purser Abbott. U s
Navy; q spsfks, U. s. Army; P. Gordon, Boston; J
Nli. Bsl,imsre.
At the Metropolitas Robert II Morris, New
York Hon John A. Collier. BinaAamtsn DR. q Tay-
lor New bNf~rd; Capt. P W. Por:er Memphis; Col
Newman Kentucky Dr. Walker. virsuia; II g John.
aton Pbilaaeiphia John Knapp Fort Madison Iowa;
j. Newton Cev.lsbd. Ohio; W. =. Eodirs, ST. Louis
J. X L~wts, San frsnc.ses A. Boss, aacraman,o q
CITY: Charles q Tucker Washington, d O q. q Bo,a
bontw, 6outh Osroiino j. 0rvtls Taylor, Albany; w.
A Henry Nes Crissss; r. Hancock Boston; Thon As
Taylor Sc. Louis; ". Boyd Springfield
At the IIoward-H Chase. Valley Falls r I j 9.
Boeten; @ N Felrcn M1yssills O.roliSa; X Crooksr
md lacy Frsaosta; G. q Hale Boston; j. Pultoa D. q.
bartlett Dssnissu. Baltimore: Center, Richmond,
VI Capt O wsshbsrn, Boston Mr. Nswysar,
scbas hticoke. spd others.
General Sam. Houston " Senator from Texas, wns
1T Cleveland Ohis on the 2sth ult
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Destructive Fire and Lvss or LlNe.
lEIom the Loui. yillA Nourinr uno VI

IL
Yesterday about IL o'clock the Louisville pspse- ull
situated below Tenth street b.tr-en Main and oaa
caught Gre Bnd almost totally For
time after the fret alarm tbs Dire Kept uudsr
there was 80 great an smoupt OF nnustibs assl u
ths mill that tie efforts check il aad
soon the fsDee burat through the roof . theusaoA
places and its destruction inevitable Ths ruura-
linitr machine room ana mschips were saved theagh
greatly damaged Tbs large engine and boilers, walsh
~et outside " the building also saved The rag
engine and TIE great Of the machinery aud
together with 10 100 tons OF tos and other
tsrias totally destroyed This mill tbs prop vty
q Isasc Crcmis Of this city who bad just oonpessA
come very considerable II provements aud added
thIse story wirg the establishment Hs loss IL sbouk
S5S eco, wbob covered by S2s coo insurancs Tho
have been the result Of accident but there
dsry BY ths act sixty persons thro~a out Of
poy ment The most distressing oocurrssce involved -
this catastrophe Is the less Of two lives probably thrs
and the wounoipg and naiuing OF nne ten
During the II the dr. ana before It had
teDoed to the brick building effort made
The machinery In the rag epgns room great a00Ssr
Of were In there hen he gable vail Of the ol
main buioiug fell in brsskng through the beloS
ana buryrg dozen under the burnisg rsfters ssd
others rescue them but J. ". Homer and David Nil
bnsr crusbes to death and Clay Carr DAd Bsrry,
Nef of the Rsdief ensise g. Youog 3nish, n
bowman OF the Kentucky engine Haynes OF tAa
Mechanic, lilahupt sf the Hops and T. IL Hoskins,
tcioner wefs injured several OF thsm very dsar
grroully MIR. homer wss the machine teadsr Of the
mil and was terribly crushed d Mtiner or DMaasy
pile or rsf+rs his sctbins actually burnt frsa
bu back Clay Carr 10 also vary seriously injured bst
~ late hour lat night they we're all dssg well anA
likely to recover
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KIssAEH AND FULLRR AIN ARRESTED LAS.
saturday evvpipg william y. kiscane and Wiilism n
Fuller Lcrk packers arrested by Constable Kefef
upon wsrrsat issued b. Require sntlbaksr charging
them with being accessory to the di.sppearancs sf
Tnstcher Le-is. They gave bonds in the sum Of ten
thoussDd dollars each Tor their appeassns this after
Dooa and ss,e released. We made Inquiries TO ths
grounds r The arrest bat ceuld learn nothing furth4
than that nepcoSr created against them from the
folio sing circumstances Our readers will remember the
sttepps of certain party te obtain Posse-son With
rotous mob Of . slaughter hosse In Deer Creek
pied BY Mr. George frsstss II sppcaes that previous
tbi riot connected with this party attempted
70 hbs Thatcher lewis 70 eive them by ou
He wHs cfsreA the sum Of $3.50 ~ administer
uorph~se In liquor TO the employed By Pentiss mt
. certain hour nsmsA While the under the
influence ~ nsph-pe II tho intentcn Of too party
defse The bfibe take possessioA Of the slaughter
boue and sh.u call tie police 70 protect hem In thst
possession Mr. Lewis pied the propositions and set
the nigh for she deed He failed no o~svef TO fnld his
seresm~nt alleging that ncrphene would not operste
lie fx.d another plight but before that came ronsd he
eSpe~ed bs whole matter 70 Nr Prests stating that he
bad accepted the proposition msrely to discover the
n tn. opposite party This c coure frusrated
the entire plan and csused the riot above mentioned
CnnyrNan Tynes, Dec IT.
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New York DisPensAry,
(Nsrthvst corner OF Centre and White Jtss4ts)

George TTmbls Pres.delr; Bepi II. Fisd, crssszrs<
JAmeI r. Do rtyster, oscTetary
This time bouored institution the p,oaesr In this most
valuable Of charities weat into operation sixty thses
years ago dsring which period it has gradually snd
pdIy extended Its ussfoiness 1t estsbl,hed. Like
ether benevolent Institution 0s the class the
purpose giving medical ad 'ios assssnoe, aad medi
cipa to tho poor both at the Dspsns.ry sRd st tins
bones tf the patients 1t under tho management Of
thirteen trustees who hold meetings In tho building
on the third Monday OF each noah Tho medical staff
Is composed OF twenty six gentlemen viE:-sn apoths
cary, two house pbyncisus six eonsuLtns phy,toiaa.
and surgeons SIX district physicians nvs attending ply
sicsns fer tho ale side and ,s for ths fe1als sids
also saistant apo,hessry OF these rho sSothscary
sud hi, assistant the house phyisas tbe cfstrSt
phy.csps ae paic ohosss tho gsnAnds- rendes tAsir
services gratuitcusly
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During the isst quarter Of The lat year the tidal
,oD in risefs has ID ,.nly ohau cable
the water has rsi.sd In ,o0 q height
rsrsly notjoed before wbit AZ Others it npetey
csdee hat the ferry Ian i-1 difficulty The
ar opens without pronisise aoy r-msraabie meteoro
gicsI ptcuomspa rh- ouiy scl'p-- Ia the course Of
,b3 which will he ,isble from tut part OF cont
snt will be psrtisl oo- of roe which viii take
upon the 2is, o. jane 10 1854 no cclipae Of the
with be visible. but lsbe there viii be total
pss Of our staslitr on Nay frs. snd one Ostober
db tho whoie of each ~ wbioo may bo here. On
riday Afternoon May 25tb ihr4 ss so'pse Of che
IA which will an,,.a- in Massachusetts,, New
amp hire. VSnort tfs nor'b-ss of New York
which with that Of September s9n 1875 sil be the
oily central seiips.s Il 'he n 'be Atsnao states
orth Of Yrs mia during the remainder Of theninstesph
sptpry
Tbere will be two eelipes Of ba during the year
s53 The 6rrt viii ssbo plsos the o. lns. asd
III be visible IN Csno ME the southern portion Of the
nftea states. sssrD the Whole OF 5oath Aasri
The seeosd will be tossl end viii tsHs p aoe on
30 e0sh November II viii bs visible Ia California
feIoo Central america asa nearly tse whole u south
lmeziea Both Of these ce,ip,o- viii be invisible here
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THE w EAT II e &.

Atmosphere 1" i"to'iixences
AN TxMPxRA7URK OF NEW YORK CIrr DURING THE
YEAK 1852
he past year which opsp.d v,th season of unusual
,erity was remarkable foe GUNNER very mild aud
rial and closed with f.ii and approaching win
-'.~-aed wth great W it,oas OF temperature. The
a.l.r thep3gd s. acive 70 h@alth and
ssr'.,s i-fer apt-i 'he regular emOioymsnt
10 pecpis usy say chat Il tersiUssed b, adding to
. amount OF mateIis, bumsu bappises' amongst US
following (drst) table p,l-d from the most socu-
and authentic sou ces, ~ili shos the ferent do
- Of temperature which have been observed at the
dde of each month during h. takea at the four
i-,-ipsl divisions OF the day mo ming soon evening"
midnight. We have anp-xed = second table SO as
axtitit, at glsnos, tb. rasss of the thermometer
On esoh Of the hottest and coI1est DAYS wlsh have
perisposd from tbe ~ January to the thirty
+, It day OF Dec.m mber OF tho y-ar 1867
IA L sBowrs6 RANGE OF THs THERMOMETER IN Nsw
roRx UPON 1ns lSrH DAT ~ kAch MONTH IN THE
rAR 1852
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CRIME IN NEW YORK
StatktIcs Of Crime ~ New York city and
County.

SaatAalcs OF Crime ~ New York City and
County.
Va again enabled present our readers With most
reItible ates Of the conv;ocns scqnitAls go the
Courts Of Oyer aud Tsrmner Sessions Ia this city
and county. made up to ard inclusive Of yesterday on
which day che last Court Of Special Sessions was held
Fer this indebted to Mr. vandsrvoort the oocu
pant for many OF the oce Of Csfk Of there Courts
and whose accuracy and method In posting up these
naeiS Is only equalled BY The courtesy Win ~hoh he
ao.ds - and informsos kom his ~o.l kept aud
yslnab records.
y bays statsd ,e.n A. to septrAss With those oi
lat yssr; rssuls all thugs duy eous,d-red 10
popus.t,e III cties sistc. are .oou ts
y aept) exhibit Of crime: and u0aer th.
csar oiIcDnstsnoes OF our need s,xrtlcd
evfnn thss we're the Ia thsu the Ordinary
portion but the tables below which may be relied
on to unit 90 lot sh0w stste Of Things aud our
own sxpertSce tells us that duUg he lat er portion Of
As ear orsrDe baS rather din,Bish.d BurgIaries
suf,De me nrrt few be have bseo@s rare and
.psIe esrJ reason to suppose that formdable gsnss
In The Oyer and ferm,ner 49,. "a ..r,,s.-.,. =.
sa'e of The higher OF. the convotiu
ores b'rg four mt eight In tbs General Sessons
the her II s but thirty six and OF
these win he peceveo that twenty three are petit
n1censrts the respective returns being seventy and
forty e'sbt
OF grand arcenies exceeds that Of 1851 by fourteen
on,y.
IRE returns cf assault and battery cases show
remarkable increase VIZ: $40 In tho Special Sessous
against decrease three tiled a. tbs General
Though many Of there may been serious yet it
mus. be remembered that The great majority but
tEd.Dg matters and in view the whole resolts may
hope that the pursued Of late BY ors
has sspaib,e effect in dninishDg crime With thsec
r observations 30 refer readers to the suojoued
tables Of convictions scQsttas &c had in ths
Of Oyer and Termin@- General and Special Sessions Of
the Peace In ana for the City and County Of Nov York
1861 and lst3
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THE RAvAGEs OF The On0LsRA DIsrkKss or Tu1
NHABITANre-EFFEor5 OF THE EARTHQUAKE
THE CoFfER AID suGAR crors, RTc
By the brig Oscar We nave dates frs N Barssoa to
the l7,h December. The following letter frsu s1e
correspondent Rivss . melancholy picture Of ~
condition Of the inhabitants Of thAt island -
BAaAcoA, Dec IL, 1859
The cholera has diminished soss,A, rsel~ the Of q
g. Jseo; The des hs shieh aaA nj time iuorssseA
lilo daily nuuo~r fron eight 70 ten In the saS-
rouBdims country TIE sp, ,cmio still prevails msktaG
nAr'Il ravsevs At tbs u Colwel and 10 tue VII
sge Of the sbo ut the village Of Jssey ics
viol~poe has bssn usprsc.dsSsA In the b-giun,nx u
STACKED oply the sssss hut pce then II has spssd
p.ith~r ooso nfilion IL has extended 5AsAo
Catalina and Ia tbors ecanating the population We
have OF Its DYesepos Lagua rsnssfe 70 -
~et~srs Of Bsrscoa sSd he reports sf mssslty stsk
only to lament the naiady bot also the distressing stu
s,ion of Inhabitants wbols families dyiIg ass-
II ute Of medicine n~dica aid
The earthquake of the 2etA NOVEMBER v& psrhApe
tesn that Of tAs s0th Aueust The sosok 80
hroueh vt the eestsrn part OF ths sssoa bnt osce
stoned damage Of sets excepting vt M devossd ot
OF et Jaso and It's inmejiste neigbbornood wners W.
effects Awfal and miraculous s th same time
9rsa,e tbsck felt absut b.if past three olo
ssd ~ithstapdipe tia falling ct eances AM vsa
and corp,ces and tes from the roofs of the N ses e
have NO r., mort ~ single fatal sooidsnt athov IN
b~r n, vs ,yfer,a contuons aud -insar ,s,i.. n.
TO the 18th December the shocks had os ocassd bI
Of trifrg intensity
and the cofss viii cous tnts nssksS yery late.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01

TWO AND HALF MILLIONS OF GOLD DUST
The mail steamship Georgia Captain Porter arrived
ct Aspinva the morning of the 10th instant, ons
hour previous to the arrival Of the Uncle San and
sailed from there ror New York nivg ,tvn the
pght Of the 10th inst fifty hours after the sAas thu
Uncle Fam. she sailed from Kingston at PM, a4th
initent
fbs following deaths occurred on board the a.
Dec 10Th, J. Thorn peon Bald, Of consum ptiou
nec 9ssh D Kipssby, Of fever.
Our thanks are ous Mr. Il. " Hall, the purser Of
the Georgia, for the latest news.
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In Aiudng 70 the extrsorS:ssrv iuc-ssssd dsnsod
npon ths sttestcn o. the medical stat OF ths 6speussry
tho Board Of Trustees IN their xv ssocn4 sausai
por JsnUs.y l. 1863 ssy that "th- trus ssd euiy
plasefloO ~ this fsot Il 70 ba tho tsesos Of
the Commsesousrs Of Em grafton setrDx forth that In
the conrse ef the 1881 lsr thsr sac O
arrived 1t sh peet amounting nearly three o.
tbe whole poeulscn ~ tha otv asoosdBs to tho
OF the ryevious year Oesol
Tbs following tsb,s exhibits ths nsseass s kussass ct
the atcvs named di-pensary and smlgrstioa dsriss
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XypRes koVof PfoVeseoS r OnOterA bcAs0n
DoDl OaspsUsary,
corner Of Second avenue and Tventy shird st-sst
INSTITUTED 1857
Frederick X Math.r. PresidsDt; John Campbell nrst
Vice President; Henry Alexander, secosd Vice Pref
DENT William Walker, TreasuFer; jesse w. Benedict,
Secretary
Several gentlemen connsctsj With the Association for
Improving the Condition Of the Poor bscominx impress
3D. om tho result Of their observations In the necessity
OF adopting como measu 20 supply the ndigent sick
the north eastern section Of tho CITY with medicines and
mecsl att ndaoce the 10Th Of February last aud
iDoSEsly decu sed he subject aGd resolved solicit
the 90 operation Of gentlemen vbg In as uppsr part
the city On the 26th OF the month, her meet
log wa bead at which number OF gsnem-a volunteer
"a 70 contribute $3.50 wards Of
ne permanent eoice for the purpose # dispeussry.
shortly At<rwsrds gentleman Hbcrsiiy plsotd at the
drp0ssl OF the managers the OF dollars
towoISs csrr,tDg out their views; wbsreopon it
cpocd to Dame the in-tisuttou after rhs
Donor. but that gentleman forbade tho msntioa Of his
name In competition With the mater 1t therefore
psned With his approval IN honor Of family xhp had
left bim the resdusry exstee Of their ad
who bad made several liberal quests S.her insato
tons OF this character hne site for oippsu,ary at
the northwest corner Of second aud Twenty THIRD
street, was then pur has cd fer 50 CV9 and splendid
building erected which With tn. grousd about
$50 GOO about $4,000 of which has stsssdy OBJ
tanned 1t expected to be ready during the
prerent month. In the maao'ms three eminent phy.i.
clans sn6 surgeons ngagcd salary TO attesd
tbs destitute sok residing the over which this
Institution Will exercise :ts charities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01

FraDsIin Gilmore Special Deputy - convey prisoners
to Sing Sing
JsDes Cruise, jury no iser.
II LUDLOW, real estate AuckoueeI.
D. D. Nash general Kucticnser
Bovdifch Rlupt (5heris counsel for twelve years)
with bis pst.ners Oakley Hail and Aaron Wander
poel, continue to transaot the legal business, &o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01
List Children 4. New Ysrk

urirg the year 1882 there were 1 sA lost children
isbt to the Superintendent Of the Outdoor rsr's
J. RotpDd,, In th.,park hy p1itcsm.s snd by private
We, and all Of them vi the exception Of four w.rs
red 70 their parents friends Th,e uacslleA foe
scot 70 ~ nursery on Readcuie III md