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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
Sales bp Anetion.

JOHN W SoNtsyDTEL Aactioneer Sore No II Spruces:
A SSlGNEES' SALE OF NOTES and AC-
IA COUNTS-Wl DO sold at Public Auction. Al tbs
store on THURSDAY nth INST, a. lOi o'clock. al tbs
Noies Account. Bulls Debts and Demands. due 70 the
estsfe Of vi l.ian s. Ca-man By order OF AssignseS
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GREAT SALE of REAL EsTATE.-The

GREAT SALE of REAL ESTATE-The
~ CARLISLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY situated
n miles east Of Carlisle Cumberland Comfy Penn will b.
sod At pubic sale, on the prem on THURSDAY the
This ofhs finest estates N Pennsylysna and n
braces about loco Of land between i've and sir
dTed OF hoh are cleared and IN cultivation.
The improvements large two-story brick Manson
ouse Forge Fumsce, Grist MIL with four OF stona,
MIL CARPENTER Shop Blac ssuith Shop, Coal
Houses three large bank Ba soue Stable, 10 feet long
Gram House Corn Cnbs and Hog Pens together with -
DIVE hing Houses.
The facilities Of The Carlisle Iron Works for proluc
non OF the fnost qualities Of Pig Metal and Bar Iron be-
heved, are not exccllcd anywhere.
The water Of the greatest srd having yellow
Breeches Greek combined with the Boiling springs
falls or freezes prevent the constant operation OF the
Works
One hundred and four sores without improvement in
euded IN the aicread cleared and viii be sold sep1rely
Ttrms-Onebs VI the purchase Money 10 be paid the
let OF April ensuing when Possession win be delivered aud
the balance IN two equal annual payments without interest
The pu vii be required pay i've per cent OF the
purchase money when the property Is stricken of which
viii be deducted from hrst payment
Pe'sons DESTROYS Of purchasing Will find tie proprietor
tie pr. uises. Address PETER y. EGE.
Carlisle, Penn, Dec p, 1852
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yr,EF GPFAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBi
GaIaman1er Safes.

DREMIUM PHOENIX SAFES.-The Pho
III LIZ safe, MANUFACTURED b. PIERCE 4 VALENTINE,
NO II Natnr st. Sew-YoTk has proved seG superior 70
suv md G SAFES that have been tested 10 accidental or
p-irrpeuta tres Il; was srded the highest premium
sold mccall the lsts Fair Of the Amsrc.n Inate Be
ina contracted upon scientific Prlsepe VIII reAn NJ
chsrEtd N any climate ard the only sac made free from
danpness ard FIRE proof eonpleie A.ortnsnt low Tor
sale a. No Il Watsr-st rear WAll-St- \. Y
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Eccn0uy y weerh-
HOUSEkEEPERS and COAL COZ.

lIsUMERs SAVE yOar CoAL-Ns more disaEr-e.ble-
In stsnz the Ashcs-E. OLIVER has invcntud Gz-
pie and convenient Coal and Ash sep<rzisr Ths sevs
inslosed either in -four bErsi box that there u boz
the cas< dust escapes While the hs bang gsd which
done by turning SMALL eraak hznds Nsroas Gxss are
made 70 SUIT hotels ctories oces add private naihea
Aso psirri letting r-vovinx RA;tsps ke mAzzfse-
tpred At No. Is Fuheo q, Up szrs
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uERRINGv PATENT; Mso, wILDER's

III "A
Ii -sALAMASDER SAFES-There are 6ut few ~1o
have not even within their experience, Witnessed dS
tess Effects produced TIE suinen d-sfr ueon o. are
Of vAEAbles which eanDo. BE ce but might have ee
preserved rIng eKpens the prchlse Of one OF the
Ssisn anoer Fepre0i Safes0nce possessed serves a.
sub1reasuy and perpetual pocy Of insurance to The
amour G; its corterts.
In ths wear 1874 the sbscber purchased the exclusive
night (or the STATE OF NewYokl make and veni VIII
oers oeebr.tod Patent sslsAneT SAFE, snd the oay
person ho hss the ghtto authorize Others 70 make sell or
se or 10 ir.u,e su1ts sxzasi nfringeEns
upon said patent N TIE State.
HAVING recently obtained patent for sse called Her
rine's FIRE Proof WHICH upon rs own uerits torus me
perfect Fire and Damp Proof safe ever o1ered TO the
public, belrg superior 90 WiieeTs fAtenl ~hieh vas
hri introduced By the Subscriber, and h" proved 70
be the BIS; ssse in market up 10 the introduction Of
HeTrnss Patent Fire-Proof These Safes noe of-r
ed e. the Champion safe Of the World and l rePes'
my ehtense y spp % ,he:e safes a. "s 70 .na ae ~,
partial tal before daui. rested committee OF resctioe
CITIZENS published heretofore By in The city ara CO an
try reysrGpfrs and issued daily ia handbs AZ the iron
safe Dept corner Of Water ard Pne-sts All persons
are cautioned making vending or usng ehh oeiss
equally able) HernIs PlrePToei s.sn.naeI safe q 90
rood title can be gwen in the Upited states unless par
chased from AGENTS -,
Having purchased the patent tof the nsnuietans snn
Halls ceehgaied PowderPrOof Lock, tthe key
no aTger than toothpick) for which medal was ded
bt the Works Fair London, and now 80 nuee Ia favor
with the public, which Il 90 deseryedy merits benz tse
in the Unite States furnish three sizes, with and WITH
out ehGnseabe keys a. tie low price, when Pni on my own
ses Of from $40 SIS but the prce TO safe makers sld
Others who desire the bc. security for e money Il $50
10 $40
Cal at tie old established Iron Safe Dept Green Block,
WateT-st, between Maidfn-lAne and WAl-,, where can
he seen for sale the largest AsOment OF Fire and Burglar
Proof safes IN the world together nth the medal awarded
by the Judge at the great Worlds Fair London also sod
- &c., he Ius
SIbAs C.. HERRING.
B-speoiInons Of MaTbeized MAntels Columns, Table
ander Marble Company, dP6tNo siS Broadway between
llth and l2ihss.
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limited STATES SCHOOL AGENCY

TINTED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY,
~ usf7l BY r.. II. WILCOX Ne 2a5 BroadSay.-Ds.
voted to UNIVERSAL EDUCATION, by COMMON
FUND, aoeunnalaiins BY the INVESTMENTS and DONA.
TIONS Of parops and iienas throughout the UNI On,
with Ieh and increasing III M OF information 90 sahssr.
hers who share a MUTUAL BENEflr BY DIVIDEND,
and in the execution Of ALL EDUCATIONAL orders So
cured BY a transferable CHECk Constant AeSotlatiOnA
investn "a 4 and engagements ~ the best INSTITUTIONS
FAMILIES, TEACHERS. PUrnS NATIONS
CHURCHES ORGANlSTS, NOCALtSrS PlANtSrS
Ae ssord nnboendef aud M bites Tor the speedy
CHECkS are seins % TIE patiss for 81 sl0 sM go
an NOR are served a. The rate OF per cent on the
CURED compensation fer year, luelndns bardl snd
be removed BY paying the difference oen changes
occur until the full amount is indo;s~d with interest All
rash orders tor MERCHANDISE, &c, viii be served
lowest prices on the CHICK The owner Of CHECK
eau he AGENT tor aToWN, COUNTY or STATE, aud
share equal profits Al DONATIONS to the AGENCY
Will he sPpIcprai ID 10 the AID Of wThy edgeut TE tCH
FRS and Pupils, esiahlisAins NEW SCHOOLS LIBRA.
klES &c. Personal spphcsuous ccn suited hrs, calf.
Fleece TO parchssea CnECk fos UNIVERSAL EDUCA.
TON, whsch is the HOPE OF OUR COUNTRY
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A. NJ MERwIS. Auctioneer
DY BANGS. BROTHER Il Co.-Frats

Ossles Rooms. No. IS PArkrov
WEDNESDAY EVENING. jan d, 1t O'Clock
VALUABLE Law LIBRAEY-The entire privsfe Law LII
trsry OF the late Hen Lewis H. SAdfrd, dec9ased bsng
ore OF the most complete and beet selected collections
ever offered Catalogues viii be ready ten days before the
ssle
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WV. w. SHIRLEY, AuctiOnser.

WV. w. sBIRLEy. Aue;lOneer.
CROCKERY and GLASS WARE
~ WEDNESDAY, January II Of l0t O'Clock, at No. 81
John-s cash sale Of general assortment OF white 6anise
Rockn Cham and Conma Ware also choice lot OF Gass
Tnnbef.. Goblets &C. 20 eose Up cons En meLts
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COAL.--Red Ash, Stove and Egg Coal. Also
~ Lshgh Stove and Egg screened and delivered ct the
lowest market price. Yard No 2O7 Franklinst.
JAMES AIrKIN.
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nAGUERREOTYPES ONLY 25 CEyTs-
DAtFARRANDs, frst soor sly-hahs {, .I,sr- ~ .,
boerrsy vhsre pierurss t4ksn in syery styi. ,,
Psssee sy sny N Saah;y, ehsaPasss cad dursSsI.fy.
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Coal.

EOAL.--Ihe subscriber nas IA yards, aud b
constantly dscharsins all the various kinds OF Anthra
cite and Bitnmnous Goals, via. Peach Orchard Blacs
Heath Lehgh Liverpool Orell, Camel Sidney &c. &c
all OF the very best quality delivered IN hand.ons crd,
and tor Gale low. JAMES L. Wokrtl
sthst cor. Thompson, and 6th-av- cor Anos
Downtown Office No ~ Wall -
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Cuilerp ano Garomare.

AIR WARMING and VENTILATING
"A WAREHOUSE, No. S7i Broadway, NewYors.-
CHlLSOA'S WORLDS FAIR PRIZE MEDAL FUR
MACE, as recently improved aud patented ada ted 20
advantages worthy the attention Of those m want at inst
NenttstirE Furnace II Is powerful heater very
pure warm sir Free from Contact vita Red.ho Iron (ths
hrepo beius lined with heavy soap stonel Is economical IN
the Of Il equally fitted for anthracite, btuRin5as
coal wool II has been extensively used sHd approved
throughout the In cS Stairs ans Canada wiA
equal favor IN Efslsnd and Russia
Also four sifes and superior Portable furaAs
NkNIlLAilAG SCHOOL STOVES
PONDS Improved Cooking Ranges. Emerson. House
ard SMOKE N.utlstors REGISTERS n every vanety
Agents ior the MirroT Marble and Nswiors hasblssed
Iron WORKS Gibson, RICHARDSON l. Co,
No ga Broadway, New-f ora, ard Nos. 81 and -
Blaekstone-st., Boston.
USTRALIA and CALIFORNIA
IA GOoDS-MefchAnis, Con pAnies and lndi yduAS a.
OF Miners Tool Pleas Shoyels Hardware, Gallery
CHARLEs S. LITTLE, No. % aud 81 FslIOn't.
CUTLERY, &c.-Sets of livery and Dessert
knive. and Forks and knyeA caly Tor PollsAe1
BY w { $ LITTLE, Nos 81 and 81 Fsitoa,st
H0USEKEEPERS' HOLIDAY GOODS
L Il Eine Br,anais and PlAnishea UrnN Co5se Sess
Table and Dessert knves Patnd SpOoaA Trays Walters
Fsncy Bash "a Mats Feather Das'eTs ad general van
ely Of Furnishing Goo1s AS0 SKATE. ssisa. ssa Usofa
No. ss Csna-s;- between GTsene ana wOTs.sr.
John T. BUDD, Manufacturer and Pro
a. pFiesoE Of Lockwoods shrsed COOKING and Landry
RApscA Aso J, T. Bnads new y-inyenied Ranges which,
foI beauty durability and economy, cannot 30 Surpassed
Az Range warranted y. B.-Puces from 80 upward
No SO Broadway formerly Ne So opposite S. ThoE.-
ssChurch
pOONT0N CUT NAII.S-Manufaeture
~ constantly on band. For sale BY FULLER& LORD,
Ne lSs Greenwieh-st- corner Ceds-.
ELECrR0-PLATED WARE from CHAS.
IA ChRlSfoFLs Co.'S Maaafaet0y.-SOle Aszasy
In Nsw.YoIk
AT GAME GUILLEMoT : Cos
Trays CsndclA5rss Ferris and SpooaS and everything
~hish belongs 10 the table srrv,ce.
Autnese gods wars1ted superior BY toer nature
H4 pi<iins 70 any other similar.
Issy s:s sSsA sSpPoI, Ash degree of Asai Aai -
Tie suassness Fered 20 tie pubic such qualities
No. Nc znAIkS scale and tbs Of CHRIS
other pztnss A OCUaE AEeat
- hAIES-A superior assortment of German
psa spS 80 As'eAa common and ncy Sta.eA strap
cs LITTLE, Nos s. and 81 Fuscn-,s.
BEISSELs GENUINE PRIZE MEDAL
Ysrs Ne e. 30 % BY sfURN SACHS. in Me-
~ e. 10 ~ia-st up st1rs the uzaafas-, "a, 80
era discount dle~ed esssss Of he
RAILROAD SPIKES, ma,uf,.,n-., :.
~ SeeSisn, n y for sale ~ ~
FULLER LORD. No Isl ores-isA-ss q. cor c,,,r
CLEIGH-BELLS.-A fun asscrtrs,, e
~ loose and fancy wrapped Sicirh-Re VI
cs LITTLE, Ses 5 azs ~ rul,O,~.
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JANIS Y. MILLss Anct!onesr
AHEE md IMIlREA NJ Sal l. Of
Z. II. LUDLOW, Auetioa-er.

Z. II. LUDLOW, Aueti0n7eT.
OF on the eaSterly corner Of Broadway and
b. Auction.
The subscIiber vii Lease at Pubhc Auction BY T. II
LUDLOW, AuctiOneer, a. the Merchants EGchange "a
WEDNESDAY the l2th DAY Of January next It ROOM FOR
tie term Of Twenty-Five Years from the first day OF Nay
next the lot the eesJsy Brosdwsy and Fulton
beng 3 feet Broadway - s the rear Is feet
inches FultOn-st and n feet inches on the noshery
side Possession ;hs hrst Of May next Terms az sale
NICHOLAS DEAN Receiver
Qsol CHAs. w. sANDFORD. Solicitor
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NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO.

IN FORTHs-We hsve On nan1 large assort n@nf
Of new and Pianos for sale snc 70 re ramos
from go 10 SO For hire from - 20 SO PEI month NO
$50 Brosdvsy, Nsv-Yort sAFFOkD bhoIhEh
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Urn Sooos.

DATTING-5O pound bales in canvas wrap
Dr.. .ad hir paper rolls Of oances OF extra saAi'y
ar rstailen. For sale 81 No los Aa.fen+Anes
CHANDLERS' wICKING-Superior quali,
~ ,hree tour and 1--WE thrsss constantly on hand ana
foT .sie At No. les NAidenlsne.
Inquired SATIN DRESSES-Assorted
eo,ox inst received and for sale, with general sss,
rent Of Linens Table Cos Napkins and socis suited 10
" MATHEWS Co. Nss 50 and 81 Caihs'ine-ss
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professional Notices.

q VAN STEENWYK, STATE COMMITS.
sioSER ofENIGRATfoS for WIscoSsIs. o.:
hes 20 llo Cresnsehst- NewYork open from oieioc.
NJ III o6eloek p N. Pamphlets and verbal ,5s,-s..
non rom relase and authsntic sources vii -
sne nee o. TO al persons who ineS .,
o. ne reh md beautiful Valley Of tie Ai.isappi
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DIANO- FORTES.-PersOns about purchas-
iDy Piano. will find II 70 their advantage TO call al
r. GLENN Co.'S Mandatory, No 1874 fulton-st, twes
Of Broadway general assortment Of mahogany and ros
xood Pianos constantly on hand which Will b. sold low oI
.ssh or approved paper Dealers supplied ca liberal trns
r. GLENN 4 Co, No 49, Fulton-st
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vpHE GERMAN aud FRENCH Ian.

Il 0UA0Fs-A German lady who has had much experience
IN teaching the German and French languages wishes s'ua
tion IN rvae family, in the city vicinity a. Teacher
81 0ovefness Reference viii be siven Address NJ r.,
office ofths paper.
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DEREMPT0RY SALE of PROPERTY in

IL BkEkMAS and PEARLsTS-JAMES NJ MIL.
ltk VII SCI on tne 18th Of January, 1853 az the Mr.
Grants Exehsnge ali that v.nable piece Of property IN
Aos y y and a. Containing together % f.st
front and rear by leo IN d-pth. Also the two stores
fesT-st, Nos. 30 and " bstwesa Peck-sip aud 3@as
Sc n2Fs aid ether particulars The Aactioneets
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nIANO- FORTES-Tbe finest assortment Of

Piano ortes In TIE sI;y msy b found 3; the WAre
rooms of N r. b CURTIS, No al Broadway, eonustins
Of George Hews ceicbraeo Patent Acton Pianoa
and . variety Of New York and Bos1n make, with and
without tie Eoan. Also, Boudoir AT Pianos
H,r saIe or 10 let EPB CURTIS No ~ Broadway.
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"a; calLIoy, Aaetionssr.

- A CHiLToS, Aletionesr
DERENFTORY SALE-By order of the
Il sgrrsue Court under the direction of PaILO II
klGCLEs. lei, Rsfefee.-COLE Chiffon viii AZ
Auction on saturday Jan IS lS53 a. y oelock AZ lie
hsrehas Esebsnge, - Lots Of Ground coprised Ia lie
box bonded BY loTth and loath-s,s Bloomazdae Road
broadwsy and ltey tcgsther with tie Water Rizht 90
liza exc 5tsEs Lthoxraplc maps Of the above are no
ErAe1 - The once az the Aactcreers No Waist f59l
RECEIVERs SALE.-Under and by virtue
q az order issged oat Of the SewYoFk Superior Court
sna sell e pabhc aEctlon tas llth dsy Of Jsu1.ry
ioa e r. NJ a. he premises No s76t Brosd~sy lie
eee hxcss and coed VII Of The sad store and ADot
ec2r toek knd other goods contained therein and on u
sane cay a; II A NJ shall also sel public sac..on ca
re IFerises Row occupied Drug Store 90 ForIisrn
Kose ID door fcEn 4h a. "a tie village Of MorrsAuia \,
ssse. h1iUEss AID gocd VII nd stoek Of .aid store
THOMAS PAINE Receiver
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DKOAD y LOCKWOOD respectfnIlrinform

~ then friends aid the public general that they have
Icmoyed 10 The oommooous and pleasant Dining Saloon,
Nc lZ Nassau-st. ) y. corner OF Ala-s under the Y
Ciy Bsnk where hey val b. happy their tisnds
Ald teeye e continuance Of their patronage.
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Use ~ the RIGHT TIME and in

4 DyERTISE at the RIGHT TINE, and in
"A the BEST PAPERS, tor SOUTHERN and WEST
EkN TRADE.-It can b. done a. V. Il. PALMERS AD-
NERIISlNG AGENCY, Tribune Buildings lie = APP
pointed by the proproO 20 transact business and author
ized give receipts tot subscriptions AID advertisements
Tie psptn Gle ~ the Agency where choice sclec
ton may be made aad lBd cioas system Of advertising
adopted.
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DROFESSOR SCHUSTERs DRAWING
i and PAINTING RooMS--No. +si Brosdwsy-are
prepared for the winter Separate classes for ladies'
kpee course for fsAe teachers Saturday AFTERNOON
snd one in the forenoon. for young gentlemen Evening
class kr gentlemen from to o'clock Pupils attended AZ
their own ,,,.id&pces For partie Lars circular
5 SCHUSTER, Professor
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N1ESSRS COULD & BERRY, Muse Pub

NgFSSRs. LIGHTE & NEWTON, No. %
wi Canas in consequence Of The iasresed demand and
anrvsled popularity Of their fiANo-fOhLEs HAso -
t,rded then buSnees and pTepN 81 70 olef 70
their feuls and those WAXING superior instrument A.
extensive sornent In plain sna ornaneniee csses o. poo-
10 EXCHANGE Broadway Wsrerooms. NO ~
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nIAN0.F0RTE WAREROOMS. No. 36

Il Broadway. one door above Tbompsons saloon. Per-
sons about purchasing Pianos invited TO cal At the
Wueroons Of BENNETT 4 Co, where they Will ind an
assortment Of rosewood PialoFoTtss Of modera style
Every instrument warranted or two years should d0uots
BE- entertained a. 70 quality the payment may BE- deferred
until such doubs removed Old Pianos Iecved IN part
psymept for new New and secondhand Pianos To let
Esnufactory Hos 81. SIS and BIS Rvinst0n-st
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C,yHNING SCHOOLGIRL Evening SchO

IL will be orened 10 The Committee Room Of tbs Bctbes
.. Baptist Church cnrsstss bstwe.n Delaney ana S
given in common English branches the higher Msthe
baiics and ok-keepne Refcrerce 10 made 70 Rev ~
n Baldwin, No 2si Broone-sf VIM. Jones Jr Esq, NO
Is OTobsrdst r. L. Avery, Master Of Ward school NO
a, No Fosyth-tt 20 toe subscriber NO nf Chrys
,is Ct GRO w DODGE, A b., Teacher.
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Justrurtion.

A LADY who has had successful experienceior
IA uany wears in teaching beng deprived Of Of he1
puts in consequence their departure for Europe wopo
like employ her leisure hours She UNDERTAKES teseh
Epsisk IN an i branches Iispo Hsrp French and DsF
ins; and command the most eztIsfaetoy references
Addres. Mrs. B. Box 1eJ Lower orr City
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DOOR. KEEPING-JONESs INITIATE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishing to find an

IL Institution in which good order maintained by real
kindnes and rapid improvement secured By thorough s
strcto VIII be pessed and served at the Commercial aud
N''''>'' '''''' w. soLOMON JENSER Principal
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DROOMS. BR0OMS! BR0ONs The
- undersgn-d has established Broom Depot
Of Horace Harrington No. xlJ Rverst Troy, " Y. TIE
trade IN the City Of Nsw-NOrk be supplied with
Blooms N quantities rom 10 one thousand dozen
JAMES HOUGHTON.
N. B.-Onden. addressed 20 HORACE HARRINGTON,
Troy, y. v, iii met with rrL npi attention
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CANARY BIRDS, &c.-W. y. MESSEN.
DR DELAYS NIoUKRENoLEo: Or.

" CIR, No sal Bowsry, opposite Boad-st. has IN
d0ubtedy the best and cheapest Of ever Acle
IN the Bird Line rare chance for Holiday Prescnls
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hog for SALE CHEAP.-A beautiful Span
II lei Pointer Dos hEowa AID white Apply .O1t6 sds
OF so,hss- between u and sthsys Yorkye any
I. Bedford-st- fro.n % 4P.M.
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DIANOS for SALE-At No. Barclay.st.,
nexi door to the Aston House. variety OF 81 and Too
fave rosewood Piano Fortes warranted 70 ave sasiacon
ae'an' h;,. JAMES THOMPSON.
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DOCK LOGS and PILING. Of all sizes, for
D.le by JOHN l. APPLEBY, No. Isl. Greeny'eA-st'
rrrr@r of Esmuoud--t-
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A PERRY Whnlesal. ani ]

A fEhhl, wholesale and Retail Deele
~ ~ Drugs Medicines Ck-r4icals Dyes<ufs and Eurc
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27

THE New ORLEANS TRAGEDy.-Roma ntic indeed
are some OF the relations OF the unfortunate suicide
and attempt at murder affair which took place on
Bourbon street last Tuesday. They may not all be
etc local cotemporares yet we think the occurrence
itself was sufficiently terrible, without the necessity
Of resorting 10 the paint brush. We have been accu
sed Of being wanting in Imagination or lively fancy,
for having given so homely an account Of the affair
Had we drawn upon our fancy, our sketch would
have ran somewhat in this maner:
young man named Bedford, Of handsome ex.
terror splendid fortune, and high Intellectual attain
ment who had long adored in secret but dared
to tell his love, charming ynung actress of the
French Opera-Maddam Helena Ssge-yesterday
entered the parlor where she was reclining upon
settee, and deliberately drew revolver and shot her
through the head and then turning the weapon upon
himself, destroyed his own life. His love for the
beautiful woman, and his knowedg Of the fact that
she not at liberty to reciprocate had turned his
man Of his heart to himself in the indissoluble bonds
Of death, and we shudder to think how nearly the
awful nuptals were consumated The bridegroom,
alas has answered in the affirmative but the bride,
true to her womans nature. still fingers in the res
poDse but In all probability she will in few days
follow her destroyer to that gloomy bridal cha nber
the dismal grave !" The most strange circum-
stance in this affair, Is that nothing can be ascer-
tanned in regard to the nativity Of Bedford. While
some assert that he is by birth Frenchman and
say that he is Yankee schoolmaster, AMI that the
proper spelling of his is Bedford. We incline
to TIE latter opinion, the suicide to the contrary not
withstandng. Some one picked up strip Of paper
on the floor, after the tragedy, on which was written
Bury me 'y the side Of my Ad0f1o Rrp mssDH
We made enquiries yesterday a, the house where the
wounded lady now lies, in regard so her prospects
for recovery, and informed that there was little
hope that she would survive-Nesc Orleoas Delta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE VERMONT AND NAssA-
CHUsE1Ts RAILROADS. the evening train from
Boston which was an hour or two late was approach
ing Greenfield, on the 22d inst, while between the
bridges the Deerield and Connecticut rivers,
the engine was thrown from the track by running
Montague, who appear to have been sleeping upon
the track Wright was instantly killed. his head be.
ing severed from his body, and Field now lies in
critical condition and is not expected to recover. Hs
legs were horribly mangled, and have been ampu-
tated. No other pers m was injured