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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
Aem'?lork Daily Grlbuns,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1853

u P.rsous The Tuns l Il iheT noes or PICS
Of rsuf vii pease their scdres a. The fociton Oce
70 PosOfee PEce ~ cents "eek-p-y'
10 II, The Cam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

Our latest adyices from Vermont show for Fair
banks. OWhig, 144l0; Robinson, (Democrat), l2'23);
Brainard, (Free-Soil) 1880 The Senate is supposed
to be Wing and the House is set down thus far as 81
Wings. 80 Democrats and - Free Sellers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

Dosr0s Thursday. sept. :, les.
,rs Trs'n & CO. contemplate building lne Of screw
N run monthly between this pcr ard Liverpool
S - to, rurtose have recently purchased ship yard al
S-onet he vessels VII be between 1900 AM Soo' tui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

c PicE our AZ II r he s-e Of re Irbgne IN Cacil1A'
B.iCrg. CilcLLEf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

Judge Edmonds has oyerruled the objection that
lnandamus could not ssue in the case Of Reynolds
w. Controller Flarg, and the argument on the merits
Of the case will come on on Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

A dreadful accident occurred on board the steamer
Bay State at clock yesterday morning whereby
several lives were lost. By the giving away OF a
crank pin, the usual pressure upon the steam was
taken OF and the head of the cylinder blown out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

The DoJids Temperance Contention has completed
the third Of its four business sessions. The results
NAY be SUNNI cd up a. follows:
Iirsi Dey-Crowding Woman of the platform;
SecoHd DGy-Gagging her;
Tlird Doy-yoting that she shall siGy gagged.
Having thus disposed Of the main question, we pre-
June the incdenals will be finished up this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

Our City columns bear this morning heavy freight
Of climc and catastrophe Wallace Parker. keeper Of
low dance-house in Waerst.. WAS instantly kile >
being stabbed by John Holt early yesterday morning
Becks dry goods store was robbed OF S5OOD by bur
elars in spite Of our Efficient police &c &c for all Of
~ ich zee CITY Items.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
SCARCITY OF NEWS.
STATE OF TIE MARAETs, sc.
ARnIYAL OF TIE AsIA.

rates, IIvorool. Arg. @7' London, Aus. -
Paits. Aug. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

IALTlHDNL- IluTt-l.T otfN : -
Tie Maryland Cal trade l-s' week amounted 10 l--'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
NV II MCDoNlp's ADVERTISING House NJ.

IL ". II MNUONtLbS NJ IN I0'0" - = -
,e continue. 90 e0or the reliable facilities ot tle
,rf nr G m c. fe AaVer business m a. pay
a. Tucr Ferries wao would ike % cnsi PEP
,~Ii, ,si,h W NJ aud who call on m WILL Dc "ei
- !. er pcss busine b. seldns heir address 20 rs once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
Dnsinrse Notires.

nvy xor SPIN N Mot the last mOnstroslty, nor
e.r Nor he wooiiy borse the ese2L q, NJ
s sss. ss I'd srsd VIII s ssa "a
- Vac yca IL We rePeat " s1 bssnev ana ws
Ne " @ al f. sesksed siik andeniAsy the srAe''oS
81, ~, that Fs has come, Citizens and Strangers
is,i1eS 70 s1sniIs th mo-, slsss.. Is 49, ~
"Peops - ,essssS of uoknsshi9 this last is1s o. tie
n ,tsfs., " HseS-uskess ,ssr as unsEslsd A. n,
e,,,y oy HATS Now RRADY.-The well
a Tie sshscbrs Hat 20 losF spprseis.sa By a
tcoSn rsooirs aofue puftry % cot
81 stl< kscT EseTy essenPo, o. re-. ana ~ ~ "
r.. Trans CoMMEHCED.-KSOx a JANIS, the
srrnget hsAs iuOd sesd The Pal style q Hat
81 eotrsbe r. graceful OF eeE.1ee O sppcsr
sne,,@nesd The uniform prec q Their hasm= 81
GySII EMEN's HATS, FALL SrYLEs-BRD. cor. Pine
"a sud the psbbc respectfully in
hat the style Of Hats for the ens1ng sesn WI b. i1o1re-
of skill sfse.pre offer flbrs I'll
81 that they eontise al he h,.s Of e; Ha.
KaTfFnTY d LEASH having issued the Fail Fashion
G., Gspfssns Hat invite their sni tie p1be
s,sne he sane L. the and nt-Ol o. the
Dsss,nssD Hat Which VII be sid e: heir as1a 10 pa Fv1g
Al eharts RASFgETY LEAsK No. 81 ChstAsms- opposite
ChsnbsIssi- aud cor Chatham and Pearists-
IN SignOr BISTzs PERFORMANCES are highly anus
Ing lie srnsd Canary BIs afford est As,oaa Ea,e,a'
EvnnE and Wednesday and sturdy AMER
rous stByvesant Irsituie. Broadway.
NV IAIL Dry COODs-HTcHCOCK q LEAD
y,ryr 10 "a Broadway Lonrds have us- open q
spen6d Eok Of Fall Dry Geoc which me iaa' WI hnd me
- 49, eiks Pad sibs every Of Fancy
a., s q Parisn Pds French Acnoe De Lai1o Csbnsre
everything LADY want Tor hef own wardrobe Or pf
fsmly use
rI.e,,pv .~r IxnFp T., .p.fFNTs Attention IL In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

x' 81 ,sl ST. had Attic d with scr1fa for n years
w. Ne IA Of Aus,s by the advice OF s William No. 81 sl'a
20 ~ th u.s. q RAILWAYS X nov ANS heoN'Al Ia
go. he st chsugc for he beieEi H i ho,is .- r.
Whole strece q the oos IN Il ANA' pc
were se'n ~. lsr,s e54ts he Rcsoly
a. M. fnsne he bowels Ntrs ives a, soN 50 Va a.
~, gu ~ cp.recd IoW,lialiy and TeAsintl he amer
hees.".Nt' -, ~ al uieat. caused H s5ii 4'a
N - n = rlsved Ly lah.ug them Nltt the i.f.'A'
nor WIN brslrl ra lie conur-t ih' * '4f.l Co
psuI,,S for a davs snco lAe a day. Whol va "a y,
49, = ~ h.src exrfrisncod uFring - ''
, IL + oos pue "A clear md Doves sea'-' "a Is !"
na No, C. I'm
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HosrIRY AND UNpEn. % aRMENTs.- Is b

NV lOFE STOlKING AFD 7 NDlk-JtENLHI IA-IytT
No 10 BoWer.
Hossry BY the es'e dozen or snEe p- snFs ea VI .i'-
skfd with their puehss any time return th e. o. aud
have Their monsy. A bANkiH 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
HOUSE FrRgIsHING EMpOGWM AND fANcY b.


zAR-Lerge bscroept No ~ Csnal4.- anc BlsIe -
ever W God Britannia p,u and 0her Ware c1
rms arse,s Popetrs Rocking Horos and 40 endes ay
TaDcy Ar dies. 1Oys. &c =. i-,-e'f,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06
Teeth sot On Edre,

All acid food aud drinks, medicines, and
tooth washes and powders, are very inju.
riouS to the teeth. II tooth Is put In
cider, vinegar lemon.julces, or ,ar,aric
acid, In a few hours the enamel will be com.
pletely destroyed, so that It can be re.
moved by the inger.nsil, as ir II were
chalk. Most people have experienced
what is commonly called teeth set on edge,
The explanation Of |; Is, the acid OF The
fruit that has been eaten has so sollensd
the enamel Of the tooth, that the least
pressure Is felt by the exceedingly small
nerves which peivOde the thin membranes
connecting the enamel and the bony par,
Of the TOOTH Such an effect cannot be
produced without injuring the enamel
True, Il will become hard again, when the
acid Is removed BY the fluids OF the mouth
just as an egc.shcll that has been soItened
In this way becomes hard again by being
put into tho water When the effect o
sour fruit on the teeth subsidies, they feel
as we'll, but they arc not as well, And III,
Oitener II IL repeated, the sooner the disus
trouS consequences are manifested,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06
ABRNTNn MOUNTAIN.

That portion Of the Broad Mountain, called
the FIERY Mountain" from the fact Of the
Anthracite coal at that point being on fire.
which has been burning for the past fifteen
years, is situated about Ave miles from Miners.
vile, and fifteen from SehUylkin Haven, Pa
Il IL now considered very dangerous expert.
mont TO trsvel over the mountain, OS il is sun.
posed that in many places the surrece is a mere
superficial crust or shell, the coal having been
consumed up to the surface, and hence the least
pressure thereon, Il il presumed, might break
through and let the Ndventurer down into the
6ery ohaSm below, Az the base Of tho poonn.
tain in one place, a streem Of wNtOrGlnost boil.
ing hot, comes out, The surface Of tho msun.
tain presents \ dcSOla,e appearance, as far a.
the eve car reach,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06
aastronOmlOal DANGER,

German sausages are formed Of blood,
brains, liver, bacon, milk, -four aud bread,
thrust, with salt and spice, into u bladder
or intestine, then boiled, and finally smoked
When the last drying process Is not eff.
GENTLY performed, the sau@ges fetment /;
they grow soft, and slightly pale in the
middle and In this state they occasion In
the bodies Of those who eat them a series
Of remarkable changes, followed by death,
The Hood and the muscles Of a sausage.
poisoned man gradually waste as also do
all the other organs and tissues susceptible
Of qualification, The patient suffers a hor.
rible sensation Of drying up; his saliva be.
comes Viscous; his franc shrinks to the
condition Of a mummy; no then dies, and
his corpse, which Is as stiff as Il frsEen,
contains only iaI, tendons, bones, and a few
other substances incapable Of purifying In
the ordinary conditions Of the body.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06
RAoTEO.

A few days ago race on which heavy
Gums were stOked-..waS ended, though not de-
oided, between the Eclipse and ShOtwsll, rum
ming from New Orleans to Louisville. One
81. Louis paper wanted 10 Ssnd 81, Louis boat
around to boat bO,hi another published liSt Of
Saint Louis boats that had already aten'bolh !
and every once in while a paragraph appears
In the papers Of that city, sStrGvSgahtly lNuding
come boat FOR making quick trip by strained
effort, at the immincnt risk Of lie and property.
All this Is in the absences Of some other source
Of excitement. All this reckless promotion Of
excitement on land leads to disastrous reckless.
ness on the water, Some day the timberS Of one
Of these boats will suddenly separate and sail Of
skywOrd, while her cargo will 90 to the bottom,
there will be SCNlded flesh on tho writing boz
dies OF sufferers lying on beds from which they
will never rise again, except to creep manned
and diS6gured through the balance Of life; there
will be- human forms torn in pieces and sen,
whirliNg through the air, The St. Louis pa.
PCu will then have an interesting explosion
with lis attendant losses, 10 chronicle, and car
spice the account with Vir,uouS denunOiatiOns o.
reckless steamboat officers,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

More work for femalss,is provided for
by the striking Of the b'hoys in New YorN,
aud in Philadelphia, the walters at, tho no,
tells are displaced by neat, tidy aud modest
young women, A largo number Of girls
are alsoemployed1n type.seuinE, SsVeTeli
offices have prepared separate rooms for
girls engaged in their business. The dSy 10
not far distant when women will DOT be
exclusively engaged in plying the needle,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06
Another Death Prom ohlorotorm.

A man named Lewis Fiz cut his leg very
badly near Pittsburgh, some weeks ago, aud
not having II properly dressed, morli6ca.
ton began to take place. On Monday
two physicians undertook to umputO,O the
leg, with the aid OF chloi oform, hut uu(nr.
,unOlely the dose proved too large for his
debiltated and nervous system, and he
died In about minute after its application
The coroner's jury, in their virdicl, recon,
mended "thOt the medical faculty be ex'
tremoly careful how they administer chic.
reform, believing that they should never
use Il unless In extreme cases, and ther
only with the greatest caution"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

WHo U WAsRIEorOSP-Ths Tendon Daily
News lately stated, that an old English news.
paper Is still sXtent wherein the pertinent in.
curry 10 made, "WhO 10 GSordy WaShingtOnp"
Replying TO h. own query, the journal states
that "Geordy" is an obscure leader Of militia.
men, who NEEDLES with matters that are above
HE comprehension, and whose obscure life will
Do grounded" BY the EallOwS IL he continues his
reasonable practices, and "prOvokss his bstters
too TAR Further, the public iS requested Il
associates; ne Of whom is'SPOEen q asa"dir'
Mobile Tribune;
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

MUNnLR MOsr FouL,--on Tuesday la.,,
"aya 'he Green Bay Advocate, ct about Ave
o'clock IN the morning, q Menomonee Indian
called Woe" killed his brother.in.hw, another
Indian instantly, by stabbing him through the
heart They were quarTeling over bottle oS
wh'skyI, The murderer Immediately fsd for
tho weeds. lie will probably be allowed 10 ID
free as the MenoMcNess Of late years are very
loose in enforcing their laws, and the white,
seldom attempt to bring thAn 70 justice for any
sclS of violence eOmnltted among thsmSolSs;
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

SoTTAnv MEALs.--YOu should endsavoy
to avoid dining alone. Agreeable comm.
ny aud cSnveHal'cR at table helps 10 bro.
mote digestion, A meal takan Ia soltsSs
especially It the mind 10 IN An upsooISi ~
oppressed mood, will not do you half ,bs
Soe4 that Il would W tAkCa 10 a chSorfnI
aad Soc,Sl manner.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

A Bran Snor WIN CANpLE,...A few
days ago large bear, owned by Mr., PrivOt,
who resides on the peninsula opposite Toronto,
Canada, was shot in rather n novel manner. 81
common candle having been put in place OF II
ball into the gun. Tho candle entered immcdi.
ately behind the car, and almost Instantly de-
priVed tho animal Of life. It was very fat, and
was about four years old.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

REoucEp FAIR TO NEW YORx.--We are
authorized by II. II. Buchanan, the courteous
ana energetic railroad and steamboat agent, to
cay that the fare from this city to New York
has again been reduced. Tho present fare BY
the steamboat line to Cincinnati and the railroad
line thence to New York, by the way either Of
punkirk or But lo, is only sixteen dollars, and,
u the route by the way Of Buffalo DO taken to
Albany and the steamboat line thence 10 New
YORK, the whole fare from Louisville to New
YORK city Is but fifteen dollars, This IL pro.
badly the cheapest travelling in the world and
when u 10 considered that travellers leaving Gin,
einnsn in the morning dine in New York city
on the next day. the reader will see that trir
TO the emporium OF the New World coat,
scarcely anything either in money or time.
TLou, Jour,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06
Grand IarI Pr.l,nlneal. d olasn ItInea.

We have sem (sOys New Haven paper
sOme Of the records Of Hartford county, dated
a, far back OS 1852, two hundred and one years
ago. Among them we hpd tho following fun.
ny ones,
We present EnoOh Grant, Seotchman, for
abandoning his wife, and then refusing 10 live
with her when ordered by the Court, Ordered
to pay four shillings and eixpenee und the Ju.
rors' ices, and 10 Be watched by constable un,
ill he goes home 10 live.
We present Abel Alderman, for Seandalou,
conduct In Wishing Sally Wells house, after
warning given, Fined Sc, and Jurors fees,
We present Jsrs. Shear for being lazy id,
fellow, who walks about town and negleciS hi,
calling. First complaint, fined IL. 81, and Ju
rOrS' fees.
We present John wadleigh for a common
sleeper on the Lords Day, in public meeting
Fined 3S. and Jurors fees.
We prersnt William Wadel for denying TN
College 10 be the ordinance Of God, and oihc
blasphsmous talk, and recommend fine Of 81
for such seandOlouS conduct. Fined Go accord
ingly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

MASHT'Ne oNE's OWN NlEcr.-CoNrnAD,e.
TioN.---h appears from tho Buffalo Commercial
that the monslrous proposition Said to have been
sdopted by the New School Presbyterian
Church that a man may lawfully Marcy HE
niece was only received as a report frsm DR..
Cox, and wOs not adopted BY that body,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

The following advertisement, extracted from
Franklin'S Newspaper, shows the locality Of
the pOstOfRoe Of Philadelphia, and the speed
with which the mail was carried little more
than century ngo:
"ootober q, 1887 Notice is hereby given
that the postofiee Of Phladel phia is now kept ut
B, FrOnklin's in Market street, and that Henry
Pratt is appointed Riding Postmaster for al
stages between Philadelphia and Newport, in
Virginia, who sets out about the beginning Of
each month, and returns in twenty-four days..
by whom gentlemen, merchants and others may
have their letters carefully conveyed, and bust.
ness faithfully transacted. he having given good
security for the same 10 the Honorable Colonel
Spotswood, Postmaster General Of all his Ma
ieStN q dominioRs in Amerioa.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

Next Friday will be held the Bible Re.
vision Meeting in this city. Those who
have the ability and the disposition 10 be
hoSpitabIe, will please make arrangements
10 entertain as many rs they can.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

A BAD SIoS,--lt is a bad sign to sec man
with hiS hat or ut midnight, explaining the
principles and tho theory Of hiS party TO a lamp.
post. It's also bad sign to see a fellow lie
down IN the gutter, suppoSing It 10 be his bed,
and commence calling poor, innocent hog all
sorts OF hard names, nislaking L for his wife.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06
uNIoN PRLYrR Nrrnrrun
Lou, Jour.

There will bsa regular monthly Union Pray.
sr Meeting held to night in the frat Pre.byts.
nan Church--fOr the success Of the Temperance
Cause.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

An Important movement has been made in
the New School Presbyterian General Assem-.
bly, ut Buffalo. A large sum Is appropriated,
after the Congregational feshiSn, for purposes
Of church extension in the West. On the acc.
ond Sunday in November general collection is
to be taken up in all the churches in aid Of the
project, The funds TO DO raised will be- en-.
trusted toa committee resident In New York
and Philadelphia. Nineteen thousand doll~rs
from Missouri and Illinois are already obtained,
and will be made over. The great and praise.
worthy success Of the similar effort undertaken
by the Congregational denomination inspires
hopes Of like reception for this.-rNew York
Times,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

One David Poor, Of Medina county, Ohio, Nl-
vertiSeS Peter Seaver OS having run away with
his wife and his Sorrel marc. He says it the
fellow will only send back the mare, he may
keep the woman, and no questions will he asked,
[P, S, Since tho above was in type we hear that
the wife has been sent book without the mare.
A hearlleIs scamp, that Seaver.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

A man whom Doctor johnson once reprOved
for following useless and dCmoralizng bust.
ness, said in excuse;
"You know, Doctor, that must live"
The brave old hater Of everything mean and
hateful cOOlly replied that "he did not see the
least necessity for that"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

FanALa SooiRrY,--By al means mix a.
often as youcan with refined female socl.
ETY., N dlgnlRsd, social Intercourse with
intelligent female society he's happy effect
upon the character. Intends TO soften
down asperllles, promote cheer(uness, re.
fHe the feelings, aud tosave young man
from vicious company. n'should DO more
reserved than we generally allow with our
own sex, but never moro trlIllna,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-06

TALKING or 0TmERs, lit Is very difficult,
and requires all "lhe wisdom Of the ser.
pent and the harmlessness OF the dove" to
talk Of people, without violating the laws
OF charity or Of truth, Il Is therefore bss,
to avoid Il, BY substituting hooks, and
the vast variety Of characters and opinions
which they present, you give yourself and
your companions ample scope for the ex.
preston Of your thoughts and feelings, for
the discussion Oi various questions, for
sharpening each others wits by collision Of
sentiment, correcting the Judgment by rom,
pariSon and discrimination, and strength.
ening the memory by repetition and quo
lation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28
THE TURF.

>s>>~>>-S>~>>~>>>~-~~~>~ ~~~~~~N~>>~~>~o>~~~~>>.
Union COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING THURSDAY.
heats best three in vc wagon and driver weighing 800
pound s. Heogland names Lady Blanche; b. PETER
P. Stages win 10 in readiness all hours AZ Grand
street s'' JoN fsr sSEbE r fsnt
THE FAST TRoTTING HORSE WASHINGTON WILL
Caleb Weeks Hotel Jamaica, L. T. every day except Mon
days and Tuesdays when he will stand at " Pettits
Terms Season, &cTerms SIS tie reason; s to insure
Season money to be paid in advance Any ting
suranoe unless he makes IL satisfactorily appear
that the not with foal Good pasturage
igr res yn distance The groom has authority to
Pederee &c.-Wastingtcn Isl beautiful bay, ten years
tail lie h r nT scn ~n and sSs @ ~ srS nS
muscular strength lie got ~ the rotrg horse Napo
leon lis dam ~ Mamlriro Napoleon got by young
got by Chancellor, of Mambrno) his dam by Import
ed Messenger, his dam by puroc the sire Of American
ported his Ss ~ L infaay The sub
scrber deems further re.ir-ee unnecessary As evil
s h. VIE Es@s ss M Two
years Tic distcr three mile heats $50 lbs wagons
This was considered to he the record
rndr tho and proves that he nhers
ge S BE- @ rac mile ss.s % 4
wagons J. Conklin Tamcs b. h: Washington; j. Whepley
@ e e. s rd @ Tme csa rs Ssstr"t mile mile
500 second soc third 2o6 Won by Washington in gallant
style Washington obtained the first Premium in isi at
Black larry Nelson Colt and Rhode Island three ofths
vii any h' s 81 ssd ssss p sss
on the lsth Of Noyel Isl Mr. Smith Burr's two year
jackson Nichols two year old colt American Eagle by
+ n.s as %. q seconds
" '''' ms colts '"' are JOEL n'o'IS RgRINs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28
~pviETN GOODS.

GFIlCEG OF THE CHEF OF POLICE, APRIL a.
~ isOwncrs are wanted for the following property
sppod 10 have been stolen at First district police courN
~ tho 1omtF in Centre street, vs-Five summer vosts
old two summer pantaoons old one cotton sh and one
handkerchief Also at tho Third district police
court, Essex market gold watch and chain
GEO. w. MATSELL, Chief Of Police,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS THE WASHING
"a OF some respectable gentlemen aud families or rom
store or viii hire by the day Can do French or saAa
natnB Has had years experience in the city Canvs
the best of city reference and private families
Please address call 100 street. up stairs Tor
~ o. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS SITUATION.
n Can cook wash and do general housework Can
be 40 days at 10 Columbia street. South Brookyn
of arren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

SITUATION WANTED BY RESPECTABLE
"A young woman, to do general housework or chamber
work Good city be given Please call in the
thread needle M Tenth avenue between Twenty
fifth and sixth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q Humphrey, 379
rSSasw.y are daily win per packets rs% Europe
fabric and styles entirely and particularly adapt
stores selling similar goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

VXTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation - seamsress in private family has no
obseen TO do good city reference from
her last place. Please apply ct No. Greenwich avenue