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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1853-01-06
I0pcrtiGellIcpt5,
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JUST PUBLISHED,
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vNGD EE EE

or, General Description Of t,e Five Great Divis-
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With their several Empires, Kingdom States and
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The above C:;art contains twa!ge square feet
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octave volume ;ani when its enmpreheosveness Of
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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1853-01-06

EE- 1t Is said that President Pierce has
sent for Senator Hunter OF Va, and that the
latter gentleman has left Washington for Con.
cord, n H., on the Esd. OF course, if this be
so, the consultation will be about political af
fairs.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1853-01-06

Gg- The man Who stole that over coat from
Mr.. Wesstcin's shoemaker shop will confer a
great favor on the owner by returning it
The thief IS known.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1853-01-06

Quaker.-My little lad, why dost thou chew
shat tobacco?
Boy.-TO get the STRENGTH out. to be
sure?
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1853-01-06

Gg- Mr. Wiles has recently made new ad
iitona preparations by which his facilities
for carrying on the daguerrean business are
greatly increased Room over the Post Of
fee, Turnpike street
SCI Robert Sears has lately executed a
map of the world for which be wants a thou
sand agents Advertisement in another co..
Umn.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1853-01-06
1000 Agents Wanted.
So sell Pictorial and Useful Works for tie
Te1r 1858.

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WANTED in every county ofthe United States
w active and enterprising men, 10 engage in the
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country. To men of gond address, possessing
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QJi'he Books published by us are all useful in
their character, tremey popular, and command
large sales wherever they offered.
For further particulars address. (postags paii,I
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@ + O G g r Y
AND
EATING HOUSE!
(Opposite Buckland's Block.)

(ODDOSlt6 DuCkIdIu DIOCh.
have Just got the New Brick Building
finished, and have opened it for the reception of
new and old customers, and intend toeaccommo-
date them in a stve, superior to any thing in this
town | have the rooms aud the goods to do it
with and all want is a chance; and feel conf
that | can please such as will favor with their
patronage.
OYS TERS,
VIII be served up at all hours, during the sea-
son, at reasonable prices.
HOT COFFEE
During the winter season. Farmers can at all
hours get cup of good Coffee in the Saloon
Eatabses:
Such as Cakes, Pies, Crackers, Cheese boiogha'
&C., always kept on hand.
LTQ UORS!
Wines. Rrandies, Gin, Whisky, Ale and Cider,
from the Eastern cites, of the best qualities, will
be kept on hand, warranted pure.
Candies.
A large stock of Fresh Candies, expressly
BOUGHT for the opening Of the new rooms, will be
sold as cheap as can be obtained elsewhere
NUTS.
EngIish WaInuts, FilbeTts, Almond and Brn-
- TOBACCO.
Chewing and Smoking-a fino lot of Cigars of
various kinds, bought in New York.
MoIasses, RaiSins, Matches, Pipes, Soaps,
FInsks and many other articles too numerous TO
mention, are on hand and for sale cheap Call
and examine for yourselves.
Fremont, Dec. 80, 80. MA. SIiRENK.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY 49, 1853.

RETURS OF TIE COlUNsIaS FiRE CONPsST -th- o.
pn'hfsn Pr & mpELy. s'i.h "a hem v-ff ~
1'fh. h- pest ~..k sriv-d ho1- y.st-rise m '-n 2
about ocl q HAVING LIT Philadelphia ~ 90! * ~
p4eshU- evening Nh- in Pni4i-.Jhia t.-y ~-r- M
heir e,efia f,r ,hir rl-o- AMI 81, .r5-..3 10 ~ -
the cars. p"n fhtir Afrv u H-r- fhy v@i ~ a.
frn eDrv welcome hpm-. amid cheer. 'he iri1g 70 c<
~. &c They S-r- e-r'rf- r. IN. ~ 80 iihs -
eiie house ~ III Mechanical Frlukiin. W.hlsa All
IBd-psIdet E'mpsni-s toZeit-- With nGn-rou. N N
htrs 4 {, department, sho bad remained up Al uy1. -
give tb. d h. rfy v-c''ns The spgine n The Jun
ban was literally cyer.d With vr-a's u aoE-r. tn gf'
a thrir frsnds y Ne- YORK ard Ph1ad-plA tne MN
btfs yrfs- hFHselve- in uIh0unt-i t-rn- 81 grtt
tim g. the msnD-r which they ved AMI emf
taU.d during th-ir sb--rc--'hey ain ~ ft-ray
killed win kinfEess Ihe only conPiAiai heard IS - -
there was too mu n q good thing
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DIED

ANprr Tssssy. Jey u John A---.o, az A. la.
fin { y srd J. sri.lscu IN lh- SD ofks az.
n. rsvss al -ncs Of tie family r--p-cfuy iuvs "A a.
frd i rers biz late residence Nassn ana ia,
BookNn. Ne,nes3sy, 18th insf- s&P
GoIRGASAt cncerj. Mac Hos Fnncis Goarg~ la.uS.r
sftie Coast iutiot Al Conversion
HoLhESA A. O~es1 JuOe - Charlie. Holmes sosr Of TIE
EeNolurnu, srd "A Of SUSSEX Co. aged a.
LAPAUGH On Fe.y u0rn,-s Jo, 81 The r,.deacs sf
heT. Weer Ai.fy Co.. " st-r short sad d aful
ye.r ser IsaN eess sssgAter Ds.a a,s
fsE LsTsr,h sra Hery Lsp.ush Esa. Of Ctr Of
Ne~Yofk Ties hss she rs.srd on earth
sfcc1cu.. and ,er Size has le void ms
her fsEny which human poser 81
her will Be scr,dy guarded in their hearts revsr uy
A 81 h restored each ether 10 Heaven
FURnY 90 Mords, July H. o. eonssnpor. A,ts
O,csr Purdy SPED - years months ard ~ davs
r,.fives erd. Of the family respectfully invited
tend Nj. funefa tWeSnedsyl morning oeoct fO
.srce Of brother IN the vfe Of ionkers without
tasion H.tears will East Chester for
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'iVLs>t AssAtLr tPos kEsALR.-A MAJ Isnei
Nchts residing IN Willow place, ares Il Yesterday
on warrant for beating domestic in his employ IN =
barbsrous manner. He brought BIZ re Justice n h.
Saith and pleaeing guilty. Was dned SIS.
THlEsEs DETEcrED-On Saturday sfts-nooa last a
fellow giving hs name As Joseph Anasrsa detect.
n the act OF robbng bureau drawer in the ao1a II Mr.
Charles Surk ey, the Of anil Irwin
by little girl Who in attempting 20 give the alarm. wa.
kuoct ed and the thief escaped by jumping out Of
the window. he perceiyei and pursued bv Oeicsr
BlArhsck 81 the Third Police who succeeded in are.
hin in lumber ard the river Articles Of Watches
jewelry amounting 10 $50 10 vslus fogud ia b..
posse-son He committed and his case .nsmtsd to
the Grand Jury.
On Monday evening John Lewis ab1s ChTles Frank
detected in the act Of stealing from the house of John
Prney in Furmsn 81. He Vas Immediately taken into
custody On bis person was found teen blSrs which
Smith sentenced him 70 the P~nitentisry for SIX Bths.
EXCURSION The Minerva Association enjoyed de-
gi fu time yesterday pic mic excursion to Mount
HermCu
MArIcIoUs MIsCHrET-Two young men we're arrested
Monday night and fined $3.50 each yesterday r tear
ing down signs along Futonst
Two OF the alleged rioters have been arrested and
held for examination.
CorRr OF SrssIoSs-In this Court YESTERDAY William
Philips tried ths charge OF burglary in the drst de-
gree entering Mr Prests Hotel in May last an carry.
ing 81 srcles. the property OF bOsrte ia the
house. he was convicted.
Nillvm w Fowler, indicted for wedding lottery tickets
tried Snd convicted and sentenced 70 the County Jail
for % days
P.rck Dunn indicted for elling liquor without license
ana keeping dsordery ana gaming house, pleaded gull
ty. Sentence was reserved
Martin Reed indicted the charge Of grand larceny
in ste arg hogs from the premises Of Henry EismSn OF
Nlamsburgh in April lat convicted Of petit larceny
and sentenced 20 the County Jtl for o months.
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

NV REFORMED DUTCH CHURcH-in ediice for TIE
use ct the Third Reformed Dutch Church 70 be erected
N jersey my on Grove g. oet~een norm rrst ana Norm
Second Its. IL will be of brick, in the Angl0NOrm ~
style If architecture and III feet in length by - To-, in
With tower viii be- erected in front Of the buiio,
which pre will rise TO the hight If 1851 feet fro
thc rould There viii be fur as,es and l3l psgs up0u
tue floor. which vii accommodate about 100 rhi, IN n
room W.. BE- 20 feet long by 50 feet in Width in rhs ssr
Be- ts The choir 100 persons be ued in tho organ
gatry. The IUlp Will be Of solid black walnut ani tho
ptps sl be capped and scroei with tha same wood aud
pan. a. nstch The lecture will be tia rear OF
room and accrssb.r from h nd from the south side
Tie building This portion OF the I'd Zee viii bs divided
nto stories The lover lo0r viii be the lecture room
20 by So and sccDmmod s 200 psrs3ns Over II sill d.
he Sabbath hool rooms II necessary, tbs space of
these can be- aided % the main room The lot upon
which his buciug going up !. IS by 100 feet and
pres nd 10y Mss iraphag.n for this purpose. II is *
peoied that he building viii be ncosed aud the lecture
room ready for use 10y the settfg in Of winter This sdice
Will DO smother ornament . the City.
TIE Board Of Assessor, OF Essex County met on Monday
a. the Court House, Benjamin Ogden, Of Lz bshtI "a
Chairman The County rsx - be raised ia Newark At
the rate ~ cents On slo0 The CITY tax IL to be raised
% rate o. % cents on &lOO in add iOn csnti loo
ir wafer sDd II cents on 500 lamp and watch ia that
Dtrict-nsklg total per ceutge Of g cents on 500 10
the diy. The per cen'sge lsst ye.rwss IS cents.
CunY EseisrrR-Ths Flremlns Election in jersey
Ct st evening, resulted in the reelection q rhOs w
Noi.louae as Chief Engineer d the Fire Department.
Tie fifth annual examination Of the Wesleyan institute
con uenctd this morning Inc at mi second grtss OF
the primary division, and tie male and temals depart
merits If The fret m0de division examined ia the
various branches completing the exercises for today To
morrow hs second Ei1dle an deic divisions will be
Examined, Thursday evening address before the
PbiIonaihesu Society viii be delivered by Rev H. Mit-
SEP If y Y in the Central II +. Church. aud on Friday
the exhibition and closing xercses will take place at the
Halsey St 81. Z. Church. Newark Daily Adv, l2Ih.
FLoPENESr FBUsrRArED-An attempt 70 carry away
another vie was frustrated on Suoday at Trenton,
~ The uneIJeced Appearance Of the hush nd Just the
lady as about step into the carnage Of her ptanour
81 church The husband was led 20 su-pect something
vas wrong from the discovery Of letters ana seeing tho
man drive by his house Immediately after lis vile had
gone 70 church.
DRowsED- Yesterday afternoon .t'ls girl aged about
years caugbier # SIR John Finn who resided kal.
road av fell into 4 cistern and Drowned Sac Eas
missed about two hours before she was Uncovered.
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.Por Ths Thbuas.
LIvH.s cHALIcE.

~ MISS. L. AMELIA DAYTON.
Win tiny hand touched the cup,
And drank the sparkling bubbles up
That cTusted on ia rin,
With laughing eye and heart the wnlle'
Tint could catch the sunlight's smile
Without its shadows dim.1
deeper drank the foam along
In reyelry Of mirthfUl song,
IntOxicati0n brought;
And 90 INV soul, the charmed draught
That With eager lip had quatied,
It's work Offever wrought.
The wine grew still becalmed it's lay
From all the wilder passions play,
With peace upon is breast;
gazed adOwn its placid deep,
To where thought the light would sleep
In neyerbreakiDg rest
But ever darkening on on my eye
Until II grew 70 mystery,
Was that now moved profound.
fsin had passed its tIrbd swell
1t was Of hope the losder knell
That it should give no sound.
Ny wine of life is on its lees:
And now my life-bound vision sees,
From its long night awOke.
wait me still, till by the power
Oftbat which ssddened all my hour,
The golden bowl is broke.
ipton, y. Y.
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TILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.


CoNNoS CoUScILAt the meeting of the Board of A.
dermen Monday evening, a resolution adopted,
authorizing the Street Commissioner to borrow $1,000 in
anticipation Of the taxes
Alc Barker offered resolution that the Gas Company
be requested to lay their gas mains ia South Ihirc from
Seventh to Union through whole length OF North
upper psrt of North S1tht aud South Tenth ST. Adopted
Repairs be- directed 10 all the paved streets TO DO
cleaned rthwth. Adopted.
EyCURsIoN.-YssteFday forenoon. thu Sunday School
Scholars attached 10 Christ Church Calvary Church and
the Nilismshurgh Grammar school, tog-th.r with their
friends proceeded to Glen Cove excursion, in the
steamboat Ocean.
AERbsT OF RIorEPsl-sterssy afternoon on ler Il adj
gar ofthe Second Ward called upon e. qusl
Ap.r'er house kept by Mrs. Hinnegsn OF Union
Az and North Second S. number Of r)wdiss iutoxi.
caieo entered the house and after drinking commenced
cemois1ug the fu uiiure and glassware. On the Il
oftha officer the party turned upon and beat
IL hip Officers Bradley and Bennett -, and
three fihe ringesdeTs whose could not Ds
t.ired, wee arrested and locked up
INtICEN'UD CARTHEN Yesterday afternoon Oficers
Wsrd Bennett Stsrrett Al Murphy arrested three
IN the employ OF Ter-ei CO Donnell. named Michael D,u
nelly, Ihomls Ward and Arthur NJ Kinney for driving
cod carts without license. They were fined and dis
charged
Nav EAHsHIPs-Messrs. Sneeden & Co, a Green
Point are making preparations - lay the keeis Of Two
steamships OF 1000 uns each 10 Do placed ths Galway
f~.Iut 81 frlr
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CITY ITEMS.
ES7ERTALSMEsTs se. THIS EVEyry

ESTERTAISNEaTs Sc, THIS EVENING.
EozHl ioIsht Csss Garden st-fs,one tis Pd-ste
THE ILvGBTEs or TEE REssssT, Sb0 tngh ~ " dams
Thllon sl0 p-ny
PATS br1a+vay b. Barney
ard Wife. Also 5srnsy TIE Baron"
DoNEHEITs PEEEoEsG NoNEsYs serooa snd evsains e.
Bsruumh
woODs HIEsTSs-Ettori.n Deh7sston. 10 81 B-oai-s,
BUcgLbN's NEWOELEASs SEEESsDERs-NO 81 b-cefry
BSEysRDs PsSOs.ss ~ Tss Holy LssD-No 50 5pidrfy
BEgVsE's WV WosLD-PsnorsuA No 50 BrJtt-aJ
FsAECoSf afternoon scd evening
NssBSCr0s IIEcrsPerornsrces sftsrc 1l1 s-sainI
RHEssS BELSias GsLLEK. Of PsintlssNo IS 5rosdTsy
ChAE l. lie Vel. Po-t-.l,- 50 go brla-raE.
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them in carriage which stood oo'e TO the Depository
Aer witch h. 81 fire. 70 them and then ran OF Saith
Immediately eItr gui-h-i the dunes and pursue1 an A.
rested Moore he was taken before astee Mors;h and
locked up 10 await exa ninati0n.
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,fARRfEU.

FARTwFLI-cHiIp-e A, Norr.t,~r u J. jane I, by "a.
eliot w Chamors Jean Hstrsn katy daasAer Of Fr.ses
SyR ALL GANNETr-Jal =. sau,A Match N... n, r.,
Dr. John q. Ssvar D. 81 a.. en-, - NJ
Jenna W Uaurest o. re former plaza ~ -
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on u
renced yesterday judge Ipgers0 who sIpctsit0 be
present not having arrived the Of Jurors zhO
had besD sun called after which the Court al
jouru.d til Wednesday.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEciAL TEKA-Befors Jadgs
Aun OFlahcrfy tEsr Michel OFlsherJ.
This an action tor urd divorce from bed and board
on the gro und Of cruel treatment Plaintiff -Z yes
pdaut nifty ued harsh language 10 gard her, and
more than one occasion struck and beat her and pys for
a decree Of SEPARATION The hsanng OF tFo motions VS.
at oovr for YESTERDAY the part % defendant % be
Above 10 Tut il zn-wer ths time for dong having
usssec The other that plaintiff bs allowed snlODy aud
counsel lee curing The pendsLcy OF the slt defendant beng
10 tn Enjoyment Of salary Of 900 per year. At the Cas-
ton .Hous. and Der income, &c
The motion a. be allowed 70 answer AFTER MOTION WAS
ted on payment Of costs The motion r 2mony vas
eppos.d Mr. or denying, any way, having III treated
eli meant bat on the CONTRARY that Der c0n11ct hts Deen
mpr0psr psTticu ary related 10 ChsVaiisr tf-A;h
an who b. afced the hOufe that pltntH prevailed
mon d.fsudaur 10 sl thoush with much rsac4nee On
~ nan 10 hirs house With view 10 keeping bosr1srs,
ard be now pays for such house $50 yer oat INA; the
profit OF the use do no; pay the expenses ana taxes
ali hi income In addition properly 20 MAINTAIN he IA nlY
M h. never struck hs wife bat once and that under great
uroyocsfion-ii subsequent 10 an occasion on which
~ O'Clock a, night he observed her ss@taily come out
- "a Ctsvsl;es. room and when shs applied remark
:; I'd ., 6efsndspt Defendant alllded 70 other acs of
anp.G.nt irnpropriety on her part
pn b1b-9of Mr. OF the nfdeliy was denied and her
con-.s insisted that she should be allowed ali nOny
m Ipdxe considered il case in which the circuusta
&C. sd rot authorize him 10 compel the husband TO pay
money TO the ~e 10 carry the az .nss her husbxnd
there beng appearance Of Improperly aud Of great
trovocarou The motion for alinony was denied With
costs.
Upd1e ssst. Campbell =.
Argument u this concluded and ne CoGT' "a
iosrRsd " s1ta irss.
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sale. Of stocks mt Philadelphia. TUESDAY. July 1,

Fisf hard Penn r. R. So 100 Mon. Csna bS si g. ocs
Penn = 49, eco City r. s.. o5, . go 10 ri los,
eCe Ches Del g. 80 as Gira ank lil 100 Reading r. r.
act. g. coo Sch. Nav Mtg g. 81 s.
Af.er Bcerd-ll0 Long lsls1d, b5wn "a
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Strangers and citizens will find the PHRESoLoSIcAL
hr.ErN 81 ri,rests place whers usy B. sen bl al
ofsi. OF singoishec fscn Of ooth sod al nid
ne "a al fhenoogca Fxaninaiors VIZ CO, = = y" "a
rptIs o. G. asetsr prrpty prepared Reen .; Cia0a hA-
No. Isl NAsEan-af NJ Wy. rk
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The weather yesterday delightful aud there ~As az
micnight pleasant pro,peo. for It's cootnu nce 81 n
day tmorov would add greatly 10 tue enoymsnts Of The
Inauguration
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

VIOLENT Assault UPON A FENALR-A MAJ named
Niches residing in Willow place ri ye-t-ri,y
on warrant for beating domestic In his employ IN
barbsrous manner He was brought b.f 70 uslce u X
Saith, and pleading guilty Was 6ned ss5
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
U s DIsIICT COURT.

The July for the trial II The CHA al Calendar
Henced yesterday judge Dgers0 who was sIp-ctedt0 be
present not having Yet arrived the Of Jurors zhO
had besD summoned called after which the Court al
ioun.d I'll Wednelday.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT MILKosE Ca Moniay
afternoon at "a O'Clock, accident occarred Msross
Station about ten milrs from ns City by which nsa
named Law Riley Was nsau.ly killed Toe "a clock
Harlem train EoI ais Ciy b. G., Exchanged to PAsssa
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The opera Of "The Daughter OF the Regiment vii be
repeated night Nblos by Mad Tailon. 1: is ons
Of her most popular performances.
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LEwIs CGss, JRSome of the principal citizens Of De-
trot fendsred to Maj Lewis Cas-, Jr ~. Charge at
Rone public Dner, bu, he very politely declines Was,
render this compliment the noteworthy tls fact
that Ms c. spent the most interesting p2Ion Of ms
youth ia the beautiful " City Of the Straits"
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II il suggested by II. T. Duncan, ths Ch.irm'n Of thu
National Clay Monument Association, that the voters
tribute yard the fund for Monument st the election ia
August.
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DRowsED- Yesterday afternoon a lrs girl aged about
years caugbier # SIR John Finn who resided Rl.
rad av fell into cistsrn and was Drowned Sac Eas
missed about two hours before she WAS discovered.
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CH.RGE oF ARsoS-A nan named John Moore, for
merry in the Employ Of hs-srs- Levi Adams & Co, car
mage buiSers Al Harlem arrested AZ clock yeser-
day morning charged win setting fire TO the depository
OF the above irm 1t sPpears that be told Alfred
Smith that be intended setting IRE - the place AID wanted
S 18th 70 give him short time sterwxrd
nnia ssE h,m taks "a Hm fsQ q sAAyinys ~ place
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TIE OPERA At CasTLs GAsDES-T might viii b pre-
scented NORMA. Madame StefInone in tn leading cha
rac;er Madame si,i Srskosch AdsgisA NJ Sayi Pol
10 NJ Rosi, Oroveso. book with the t,liln wor; lai
an exoe ut trsn,.ton to which is sddei thu Prn'pa'
airs in musical potss can be had a. the door prove
valuable assistance to those who do not UNDERSTAND the
Italian language
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13

from Eve 10 sevefty6ve each. We found osc~
or s9s hor,s for SALE besides pysis aud livery horse,
in ibis sfoit portion Of one street.
Averaging Il sales at 40 per week II $50 each viii a
Is below he mark esfim,'ed by th0ss N the tsd AMI IN
smoun, will be ss750o per week or .3sloO00 ansan
little item in the commercial transactions Of this city
entirely Unworthy Of notice
Btiides ihose mentioned, Brown & NTH, McTlobe-t.
Ssigesnt Lawrence still In the s'fest and johnson stsly
left and DoDDohue, IN Twenty Ibrdst. the Oldest
dealers and stable keepers, in ths horse market. The oth
principal ores Campbell, Peters. Martin. WiiAns
Taylor, Smith, Kelley. Wilson. Pagan & Graham, Beside,
end several othefs.
We hope there Of the c'oskers still living. to
read remarks who predicted the ruin Of farmers and
destruction Of their trade in cattle and horses Ebea the far
of Oude bsrbsabs began 70 send their sork fro the
Holland Purchase and Western Reserve to gu hi. market
Perhaps they have heard also of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
IinOis Missouri and Arksnsss and their bOundsss oss
TIRES bat perhaps they have not heard that
ing one constant stream Of cattle and horses pouring in
from that great region Of rich sol and cheap land, the
markell ye; glutted and prices rated high
before As they have the present season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13

FUNERAL OF NEw-YoR YoLUSrEFR.-Ano;her OF this
RAPIDLY llnung band Of yesterday conveyed to
bis l.st resting place in Greenwood Cemetery The de-
ceased w-s Lieut. Wilson His remains were attended to
the grave by his family and his comrades in uniform,
coried By the Atlantic Guards. Capt VIM. \. BfOuile