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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27

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'HAlR0a ;
FOB TIE
II "A Z R

For Preserving, Restoring, and Beautityiag
the Hair.
ieusng il to grow lGXurantly and giving ii a soft
- and curling app arance, of the delightful char
acter. J he KATHAIRON neuiralizes the effects of
disease, climate, and old age in preserving aud restor
ing the human Hair even after a BdldHPSS of many
yearscleanses the scalp from DaRdruG, and its mar
ura purities,-immediate relieves sympathetic at
tseks of Nervous Heqdnche, and cures all cutaneous
diseases OF tue skin, such ErysipelRs, Salt Rhvum
Itch, &C. As
TOILET ARTICLE.
for giving the hair rich, SOFT glossy and curling ap-
pearance, nothing has dis covered to compare
with its incontesled-its incontesble virtues 1t i'm
parts the fragrance OF The delightful and exotic
flowers and is free from all neral properties or any
substance which color the skin, or stain lady's
hat. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
is Pre-eminenty beneficial " The Kathairun restored
my lr, after a badness OF u years. A. LAY CouRr-
RIGHT rs Bond street, N. York" This admirable
preparation can he had of all reputable Dealers through
uuI North and south America and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles, for 25 cents
Sold TO the trade at liberal discount, but commits.
STONED in instance.
D. s BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l BrOaway, New York.
So in Worcester by SHELLEY & SCOTT, l. It.
LAZELL, DAVID SCOTT, ia, JAMES GREEN,
g. s A. J. HOWE, M B. GREEN, and e. IL
MARSH, and sold by Mi Druggists, every where.
WEEKS & POTTER, No. l54 Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents for New England
maTl4 daw6mis
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Alexander Putnam

VHOULD give notice that no continues the AtIC
w TlOA AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. al tho
old stand OF Hood Il Putnam, No. las Main street
where be WIN be happy to receive consisnmcnts of MI
descriptions q property, for Auction or private sale
Property. '
N. Is. Cash paid for secondhand Furniture
Furniture, Trunks, Valises, Dry and Fancy Goods
&c., at private sale, low Tor Cash
Worcester, Feb 26, 1859. am
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FOR SAFE.

"a THE subscriber being dtsirous OF eav- cps
-agS2. i2g his State, Offers his entire REAL ~
e ATE at very lnw prices, consisting 80
~ p't oil one House on Shelby street one do unln-
iseu' on Laurel street do. on Grafton street 20
ttouse Lots on Laurel hi do, or Grafton street
~ aG'ss q Land ON The Holden road 1873 Acres OF
Laho win sood Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
octo dt A. NJ. MERRIFIELD.
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Real Estate for sac.

- THE HOUSE, BARN, aud LOT, No. Al Pleas
ni ant steei, Also a Cottage House about six min
uels walk flom the City Hall. Apply to
mch29 DIT JOS. LOWELL, in.
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A STORE in Harding Block, on Front Street A
N TENEMENT III jhs house corner Of Portland
and Myrtle streets. Also, small House on Quincy
street. CHARLES WHITE
N.Y. DIFF
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Paints, Oil &o.

I EWIS and Uaion White Lead, Ground and Dry;
H American anl English Linseed Oil, Spirits Tur-
pentine, Japan, Copal, Varnish, Paris and Chrome
Green, Chrome Yellow &c, for sale low by
G. :. & A. j. HOWE,
JYl4 dit WOr. Bank Block.
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Valuable Estate for Sale.
F0P SALE.

Ia large double House, situated IN the corner
immEh Of OTIS and Prescott SITS, fronting on Hamilton
Square. The Lot contains 1850 square fee. OF
Land well stocked with Fruit Trees &C
II. 81 T. SMITH.
Worcester, June 4. 1853. je6 diff
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NOTICE.

'R'HE City Sections would inform The citizens OF Wor-
L cester Ihaf they lave taken Rooms
ut No. G5 FRONT Street,
where they viii keep general assortment of Had and
Soft " ood COFFINS.
They are elso Agents for Fishes Mealic Buria Ce.
SEES, OF which ihey have good assortment Aist all
hhd1 OF Grave Clothes and every Thing required in their
lue, FURNISHED 81 shor notice.
GEO. SESSIONS,
HORACE MIRiCK.
'an2c e,naybyn
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F0R SALE

Srk ON Grove street. good House, consisting of
kssSs eight ooms, with garden well stocked with
sssAA Fruit Trees 80
said House is almost new, with large Poultry Honse
on the premises and is in every respect both as to com
tort and convenience, very desirable tenement
Inquire OF J. s. CHENEY
feb2 dtf No. z Grove street.
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Caldmall e ELL

4 PnTHECAblES, and Dealers in Drugs Medicines
n Chemicals Periumery, Patent Medicines, Gold
Plate and Foil Surgical and Dental Instruments, FoF-
een i.eeches, Soda, SyIups, Inks aud Fancy Goods.
m'24 daw6m 229 Main Street, Worcester.
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Shirley's Universal Renovator, or Furni-
TURE POLISH.
EFOR Restoring the lustre TO Polished Furniture,
n Patent Ioather, &C.
For sale at PERRY q ANDREWS Piano Forte
and Music Room No. Harrington Corner sole Agents
OF Wholesale and Retail. e6 diff
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Glass Ware /! Glass Ware ! !!

AvlNG received samples of Porter Ink, Backing,
IL Mineral Water, Pickle, Wine, oval, Fued, S, rup
Panel and Packing BOTTLES from the wilmington
Glass Co we are ready to iurni Druggists ana 9TH
ers with them as cheap aud cheaper than the Phadel-
Phid Glass Ware { be obtained.
CALGW ELL IL HILL. Druggists
ara du Wholesale Agents
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"a be Lat.

EDARF 81 an Office very light and CeGtral-one Of
the best Rooms in TIE city, Apply at the House
and Office Agency, z3} Main St. up sairs) Room /
is24 DC
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COTTAGE for Sale!

On Eliot stree, vsey near Laurel street church.
, Inquire AZ RlCHMOND'S,
mch6 d6m No 265 Main street
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JOseph Gillott's Sea Pens.

Manufacturers Warehouse, 81 John ST., N. T.
NJ Nc are genuine but those bearing the numbers
~ by which they designated, together with the
Fac sinile of the Signature of Joseph GiIios," on
each Package Box.
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Valuable house for gale.

&rA TUE House now occupied by the subscriber
GaiA with the WHOLE part of the Land adjoining
1t is situated at he head of State street. and is
one of the best built and most in this
city Fer terms, and further description, apply to
mayl7 distf C. A. HARRINGTON.
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AzA ON Pleasant street, f " rods from Main ST.
lI9i For particulars. inquire Of JOEL DEWING,
at Allen a Thufber's Piston Mandatory
Worcester, March !, 1854. DIFF
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For Sale or EXCHANGE

tut oEtI5 OF 1Acnaug0
For Houses in Worcester.
A WOOD lotof 9Oacres in Suttun also, ahouse
N five acres OF land in Sutton.
Also, house at Whtn's village; also, 6house lots
near the Worcester Academy
Also, house lots a street leading from K ing street
TO Chandler also, 70 house lots al the corner of
Chandler and Queen street
For iuTther particulars enquire Of
GUSTAVUS ELLIOTT,
former uf Chandler and Queen 81.
Worcester Nov. IS, 1852 def
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A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accommodated
5 "A with good Board, and pleasant within Two
minutes walk OF The Post Office, by applying at a, Put
nam's Auction Room.
T. $ Also, few single gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with Board and Rooms. ap29 DIFF
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Interesting Facts for all interested.

Interesting Facts for all interested.
THE HATHAWAY BROTHERS Daguerrean Ar
lists for Or. Van Alstin, are daily mANiDg a SUI
periof style of Pictures, as all must acknowledge by
once testing the Hathaways' skill
agnerreotyplug there is done,
Which we beg leave to SAY;
Is In style that can't be beat,
For VIM. and Thos Hath a way.
Ihe Ham ways will do Il right,
vans Rooms are neatly fitted,
lhey who tempt TO cross heir track,
Are surely to he pitied
Ladies and Gents just make a call,
Your time It viii repay,
And have your faces taken,
by the Brothers Hathaway.
Js 10 dtf
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M RLEY

A ROOM over lhy Store ofhe sa5>crler
n iell dt H. AYREs,
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Wanfed TnnmAGiaEalv.
WAMTRn.
board Pnard.

= OR 4 Good Backsmilhs can find constant employ
- meut, by applying at OSGOOO BRADLEY'S
DIFF Car Mandatory.
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CLOTHING, &c.
Ladies' Boots and SHOES


%esN A NEW assortment of ades' Boots
w Just opening, comprising every vaiety
~ ae. OF Black Gray, Drab, and Slate colors.
NJ ~asAsfS with or without fOXngs. French Kid
and Morocco Ties, Buskins, and Slippers Misses and
Children's Boots and Shoes of every shade and conr
Those who DESTROYS of securing fashionable Goods
al fair prizes, viii call AT JOEL FLETUHER'S
ap30 dd No. So Ma ST., Worcester Mass.
Gents Boots, Shoes and CATERS,
-FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
81, HAVE within the past few days made
So large additions to my already extensive as
z s&V sorment Of Gents Dress Boots and Shoes and
S4s0am offering variety of
FANCY SHOES, Such as
Cong's Caters fixed with Frch CalGGoat & Pa Leai'r.
Monterey Ties -
Opera
Tavor
Fillmore
French Strap Shoes, Fancy Slippers, English Caters
FINE CALF BOOTS,
Of superior quality and of the approved Styles
equal if not supeuorto any in the market
The above goods have been purchased within the last
two weeks and will be sold at trifng advance from
prime cost.
- My arrangement are such that can supply
Country Alerchaats by the Case Doz., low ms they
be bought in the State. JOEL. FLETCHER,
ap30 DIFF No 80 Main St, Worcester Mass.
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Paleeymaeaer's Patent Hydyo-Eleetrio Toltaic
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Pollard's Patent Blind Fastener.
A. ye wha wad sleep weei o. NIGHTS,
Nor dream o. ghaist, SIGHTS
An sair disasters,
Ju git, and pit upon yur blinds,
To stop their clatier i the winds,
Polard's fasteners.
AM wad ye keep frae rain or shaw
An ~nuy winds, that rudely bav
Your head an shouthers
Nor risk your neck nor yet your pine
by raxing DOT TO close your blinds,
Y' use nae thers.
The subscriber would hereby announce 10 the public
That he Is ready supply them with his improved last
ener an article which for cheapness ease of apphca-
uon and adjustment, and the perfect saess with
which II holds the blinds, surpasses any thing now in
use.
For sale by the Hardware dealers. All orders I'D.
dressed to the subscriber will be promptly attended
CHAS. F. POLLARD.
Wilkinsonville, Mass, July IL, 1858. dawtf
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ID ED.

RuRCHs-IE Gedd.. v March ~. cAV, Anhony Burgess,
Rrr.uiiousry a. der ased % sud mOnths
CHEsTER-AtSle-M chsa March TO- Col ; w ~ chester,
formerly Posmasisr and ers Ces % the steamer "ooe sd
DASALDsOS Tsrrs Hau,s lad. March TO- sally Aan B
G10IT-N cote 81 Charles. IN the s-,snory y Vsairsa.
Mach a. Mr Ebenezer Grou ased ~ years ofnsfy iom
Ch.,s-osn Nr~ Hsmpstrs. U > - a.,
GlBsOS ST. Crot Gu Sunday Feb 20. kdsGaJ, sou VI
" ood G.b,on. ln the Esd ycar 0fhs ass 49, q.
ne mend. OF he fsnny uy,ed sttend has nnes al 81
john. church Friday ate no0n' At oSseo'h ~ho1' sf
'hUFIEEY-Asasmr FiAis sonora Ca, Fsb. 10. yoha W
J,FsIy Esry Of IJons Farms n J. and late o. Ne~ h'-n
uSSowLIs-ssf,b % william Kso~ls,, Of H,har. n 5. IN
~ and relative Of the family reassted 10 attend as
o., rom b. late fsslesce No 50 Horato -, ~taosi iAfAsf
sotfs % Frldsy s3th hatant, az cocs NJ
~ Hah'ss PIPER. phrase copT. - -, -. -,
IFE-Ou Iu~-daJ sFeuns hNfh 70 hAAN7n ~ 49, $500
- 800. I'D srouaintauces Of the family respectfully m
,ttstA a flne. tIhursdayl Afternoon, al - oe'ocs
I'm ~ r@denee and gh Her fruias WI Dc
tst@n - Greenwood i0r isierH,ut . . - - u -.
pygTON in Cheaso limos, March II, Of coalessh o. tas
80 NJ. i..b- Psuoa frLt Of Wa Prslsa i1fn7fJ 81 NIA'
~ ss. 81 a. y and Of her IA law John rnnss
Pl.,.oe srd Nfss, invited 70 sti-ns me 'aafsi
A. II. r..n Jobs Tumble No Ia ~ s' ns ~
".i[sP N H-r r-m.as ~in BE- tstsn 10 Greenwood .
A. BfookJn March ., rhonAs Tsas N ne 's'S
' ard f~ns. Of hHnly hyisd % atieod e
oil 6o ~ fohn's Chaeh 5ool on he Ash 'tAn' al
o'eoes -lthoui further Bouce 49,. NJ n,
- ~ .tb ate Of ths city The SRA year Vi a. AZ
Ia ,,u. M b brought Jerssy Cfy aad .Asnes 70 snssn
$780, an Friday 18th instant, 81 y COX ~ rs
.nd fieuls Of The sudJ fssteeihuJ M ia as
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MARRIED.

BoYiE-AsaLEY. Kingston. w, March H. NJ Heary
Pc, ofBsth formerly Of New ioh City 10 Mss Orr WANNA
Ashev. 81 \ InF-ton. a..
CLAIMING wEBSTER-At Newton. Macs. Mar,h ~ W.
W,t.r q annns BEDFORD. 20 Mes Martha Ntbster
GRANGER AsTLE.-At Cbicago, LIMOS. MArch - ~ n
srssr n Gu.srr No. Margaret Castle s'e OF Bnshamon
Nes ioft a. nj.
BUBBELI-P ERRY.-In Stamford, Conn March 81 NJ Enha
puhheH New Nott. 90 Miss JUDAH. Perry =.
JONTs- nROMI At Whecing, Cob Co, lu.pAs htfeh
~ Jones OF Chicago, % Mss LOUISA A. Bf"nrJ OF
MhesnF
IOSEs YoSTI-In Lous Co. No, March ., Hon Charlie.
Josss senator FrankR Co To M Eue fosu Of 81 LOUIS
County a., q
L,Ms-JONEs-h Cincsnsti, OHIO, March l5 M OVID >
Tsm. Lebanon Ohio, - Miss Sssan N Jones, ormefv
81 Boone Co NJ
IANOREUX- HARKNEsS-In RushviI- Yates Co, n z,
Nsrrk NJ Hrnry Mss Ann y Hskness Of hash
vile
avid New man - Mss Sarah Ann Moody. - - =.
NEAI-McCARTf.-At Fort HosHd We, hsrch lf' hf'
Henri % Neai o hlTah LOUISA AcCary.-
STsBT- GRIMES-At katontOn. Gs March 10 Dr. hrao-n -
Naht IT N,cos, O Mr. " A Grimes, Of Putnam .
NOW-STuBBS- Hsmpdcn. Ne March 10. Mr. ihoiats A.
sso~ and Ms. Mara v Stubbs both Of FrtnkGst .
THAYFR-wIGGISs wnsaw b. Y, narch IA, MI C. L.
Thsver ard NJ. Alice virgins . =. 9. ~, a.,
NEYNOUTH-ROBERTs.-k sseo, Ne nncn 10 NJ az
nusd Weymouth, Of waerooro to h'' Hannah o. %
I'd
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SUPERIOR cOURT-Besire Jsase BoswORTH
Richard @. F0wles at. Henry {. Bowen.
To recover damages for alleged SANDER

To recover damages for alleged SANDER,
AMOUNT lad al s25ooo already referred TO
CHARGE or TIE cougr.
Pear days have been occupied the examination OF the
whe have testified this rAl fall day has
been devoted analysis Of the evidence is bearing snd
aided ~ restaement OF the evidence shall % Tefor1,
proceed the rules spphezble 70 the eas and BY
Inch yoa q BE- governed con3srag the evidence
and foIlxg verdict In scts1 hes on
proof Of The speaking Of the words II shey inp1te crime
IL sncuEh to prove that the word. were spoken S
in relation 10 his particular trade voeston, WHICH tras,
woald render him worthy Of employment taes ar. &C
ronAbe without prof. that sny ataa damage has been
sustained.
So words falsely spoken, though otherwise sston-
able, become Of the speaktns OF Them
spee;a damage has resulted BENG discharged rom en-
P0ymeBt or being prevented from obtaining employ nea
IL he tx classes u cases first mentioned al the Psinf
Is obliged do enrtle him 20 recover u 20 prove We
speeking OF the words The defendznt must hen estAosn
asiense submit % verdict against hun IN the -
s6ciron % proving the words spoken the
prove that the particular special dar-Se s.d n o
complaint esused bs the speaking - the vurn-
When such proof hes ben made II the deamst0y
not pn,ilesed the erfrneani mas. -.
estah sh defense CT be subjected 70 saeh ca1>-e'
jury deem juH- --.
The words poken IL ae.ionabe themselves are pre-
eued TO Be false until proved TO be rae, sna :: 49,
speskng them i inferred and heed Dot Dc prS'eN-
spoleu on privileged occasion. 49,, ,rh.,
TIE DESCENDANT II liberty IN al csse- 20 - -
h sA;d II be prOves the c&s- - e -
&c.. 40 eas,re as he made r. the truth Prreet &c
fpnse no matte how rn.ei0asly the eharz- Wa
n ho~ever he states II his s-s~e tnAt hs W. S.S
IA Re tine bit fail do such CONTACT - o-e -
srsvsfion Of he original vrocs. snd las-ioe' aJ''
crree;rs the dz-nzg-- &c., .r.,
So sssscasut Ray prove any tssc eos 'eaa, - 'A'
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DIED OF HIS IsJURIEs-Ths fireman, Rich.
ard Rowan Of Engine Co No. IL, who was injured BY
filling to the sidewalk from he roof Of building dur.
ING the large fire in Brooklyn. Tuesday afternoon
diee at noon yesterday informed, ofths injuries
then received
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS March q. Before
Judge BEBEE and Aid TIsSAsS and CORNELL.
- -. - al. s.,f.n tsNf
COURT CALENDAR-THrs Day.

SrrERIoR CouRr.-NOs. 81, 39S, 80, 600,
81, 90 lq7 6Os SOC 607 sos ST. SIS 6l6 GIT 6i8 go
ssi 81 $50 40 w So s2 1919 5S, So 500, Ssd lSe
sos ~ 2lS 5l 52s see SIS, i5 lS, lS, ia la 10,
SIS Sal $40 2s9, 90 81 - - -.
CRcuIr CorEr-Nos 2i5. Sal, SIS ST. d. ga, 49, SAC,
Ss7 3sg SOL, SS2, 5Ssl 5'6. =,
SuPRFME CouRr-Speridi Tym-Nos & ~, ~ ~ =.
y ssa 9s st =; a. al s. 81 81 a. s. H. T276 81, 10 "a
ss 10 So g. o. So io2 lOS lC6 lO1 loS no. H. llS III
lls 90
n u DISTRICT COURr-Nos 81 10 %
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= s,I,s "a lssS-Frt Bo.rd-s5 Pea. T. R, 80 ="
s,4.r 4 X Noe- g. g. ~ MRS csssl 91 =. -. -.
- - seh Es1 Pr-ierr-d- y % Z saas ~ ~ ~
- - ss0o Cay X. 4 8. -. lG4 lo RI a.
a. 81 90 k~usasf0e e. ~ ~, Lsnt !. az a ., a. q
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srnAkoERs.-At the MrrroroLIrAN. Hon ID.

STRAsoERs.--At the METROPOLITAN, Hon ID.
4 Noble, Michigan; Col L. Felt, Illinois; r Taylor,
Troy; DR. Hammond, Virginia V. Jacob Mexico Gen.
J. r. Corven, Pennsylvania; Dr. Robenshon, Germany;
Dc Zpsspayar, Havana; +. de Castro, New York; w.
At the AsroR-Leut. c. Howley Buffalo; CAPTAIN Arm.
strong u s. Navy Captain Wess steamer Atlantic; II.
schuter Tsmpico; C. w Puncell, Richmond r. J. Park.
sr, Boston; II. M. Gilbert Utica r T. Hodge, Chicago;
A. Encssoo, Rochester b A. Tilhnghas' Troy w. C.
Buell., Troy q. NJ. Wozencrof California J w King,
Cincinnati H. White, Syracuse J. Stetson, Boston and
others
Al the IRVING, Hon. p. Mundy Watertown; J. Prnge,
Charleston; II. Lafourcade, Philadelphia; @. o Briggs,
Ohio, j. NJ Bell, Virginia; r. w Hyman. North Carolina
Us. Durant Kentucky J Disoswsy North Carolinai X.
n Fields Virginia l.. s. Farnsworh, Detroit and Others.
At the ST.. NICHOLAS, Hon j. Mondelet, Montreal ID.
Ames Springfield; d. M. Grant Buffalo s. Gilbert Og
dsosbarrh, g. W. Stillwel, Philadelphia 2. b. Taylor.
EewIOslcsns II. L. King Albany J. l.. Haowcn. Phil
sdelpha u. II Furmsn, North Carolina; 7. J. Fsles,
Hartford }. q Ide, Troy, and Others
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crds Of BerEe- County Act per-cnE the junction Of N
rs snd EseI and New Jcr-ey Rsiro0s % secure 7ehla
lcs AID Others payment for l.bor
DAsGERoUsLr JAxnED.-On Tuesday James
Tonssle accidentally fe between the wharf AID TIE sde OF
schooner, and very Seriously jamned Md ea a.
sistsnoe Immediately provided snA n A. hJar with
Rrtat difficulty be restored to conscious SeEsra
Of hs rihs broken
REsfesED.-Ald Ford has followed the e1-
ample Of AID Van Worst and signed he one e the repre-
sentative Of the Third Ward take effect the first OF
May.
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then received.
DEcEAsE OF Mr.. THOMAS P. TEALE.-This
gentleman who was for number Of years ln-etsd
Tor the past two year. Clerk ofthe City Pol Court d
a. his residence in Bndsest. yesterday morninE II
Complaint was pulmonary consumption
IsFASTIcIDE.-The body of an infant appar
emily about week old WA found wrapped IN in hack
shawl at the foot Of Godst yesterday BY boys Il
Poor for buns
ACCIDENT on THE PLANK RoAD.-A horse
and cart belonging 10 Mr. C. CLARK, in collision with
vehicle on the Coney ssna Plsnkroad on Tuesday con
TAXING gentleman named Curtis and edy whereby the
latter was thrown ort and considerably I'd The
was broken and the horse deaching hi asef ran of
snee which he has not been found.
REcApTURED.-Patrick McKenna, arrested
some two months SINCE the charge Of robbng sOOp
lying of the Navy Yard and who broke ou, Of his psce Of
confinement in the second District Station House
Yorkst Tuesday evening He sent TO Jail 70 await
examination.
SINGULAR CIRCUmsTANoE.-A singular cir
related the Police Of the Sd District on
Monday evening" in relation 70 child years old named
Helen Virginia Heack, whose parents reside in Wyckof
Ii is said that the child picked up by man 10
rsge while playing with other children IN the afternoon
and earned away, leaving its bonnet and shawl behind
which taken its mother by it, plsymstes E1sr-
ons subsequently made to discover the misns child
but without success
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-John ID. Martin Of
FrankD-st New-York arrested by Officer Keller Of
the lt District Police Tuesday the charge Of forcbly
entering and stealing lead pipes from building IN
RsmseD-st this city, owned by Mr. Augustus Boulfourd
He brought before Justice King and committed.
INsANITY-A woman, named Harriet BrsOn,
who found wandering about the streets on Monday
night in deranged Of mind brought City
Hail Tuesday morning and committed for safe keeping
until her friends can be informed OF the fact.
Acknowledgement Summit, young girl,
very badly burned Tuesday her taking FIRE
from sbsvngs IN vacant lot in Willow st. She was
taken her residence, No. n Safest by the Police.
~ Several more dirt cartmeD were on Tues
day arrested BY the LIST District Police and taken before the
Mayor for violating the city ordnance in not having the
Of the owners on their carts.
IL Officer BabcOck arrested two women at
the Ferry Tuesday morning. suspicion of being thieves
they had quantity Of ewery about them which they
deavored 70 sell different individuals al very low prices
They were locked up for hearing
~ Rev. Henry j. Van Dyke, of German
TOW n Pa has received call from the First Presbyterian
Church Of Brooklyn, to become their Pastor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

Acrs OF rRE LEGISLATURE AFFECTING
tgy r>rEkEsTs OF HVpsoS CousTY-The following acts
sIncng others were passed AZ TIE TIA Lessaiur the
stA,e New.JeEsey An Act 20 amend act Tor Supplying
Ier.ey City with Sfer Act concerning the Fenea Of
Jcrs~y City supplemental % act o Incorporate
NeSg ersry Railroad CO.. Supplement- 70 DIVIDE town
chip North 6erged Supplement- % Fsterson and New
los Plank Road Co; Supplement- 20 act 20 incorporate
Bersen County Railroad Supplement % sc 10 incorporate
Yrosdent Insurance Savings Jezscy Gu Acr
thex,re ustees OF Scr DOL Disgr. Bergen sell and
10 regulate raie. Of fersge HoSoken aud yersy City
ttsres Supplement incoporse Jersey City Gas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-24

M. Railroad ofiee foot Of CourtIsndtst aud ssked
have taken in charge unttb departure Of the 81
,.,t train but this was refused the Agent saying,
m Ccmyany have decided not to receive baggage
4, he boui of departure"
We will venture 20 assert thst there no railroad
IN he world so favored as this In point Of business
80 Of eooal trsfic--as largely psd-Done 30 com.
s,sse,v protected 10 ts monopoly, and yet viii sa
- privileges and advantages having had hitaer.o he
ssbcsfxpce q the public, who are always sverse 10
not The slightest pains 10 serve the public, or 70
- them with even fair accommodation
ms stafe Of things cannot last much longer people
,.,eb become indignant We have heard influential aud
s.ss.srmIped citizens decairn that their time and
er would abate this nuisance it should not be spared
p'1'' A. SUYYEREa.