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toiLt.E TENr n0ohs.-wison's. ouain., sharpcy's.
u aud H1msrs Aust.my
K,rk ant rlRct, DuG..u's AMI Carpenters Physiology
Glb4.us F,ncost aud Mil~rs Surgery
Tavur-', Slimsn's, lui stuckhart's Chemistry.
p.r,,rl'- ,uI Dung l.lu'- Ni,teria M,iIra.
Meig-, Lces, Tucker, Nepe.Gs, M1rrlu' R4ndaIph
Dswr's Midwifery.
Nzt..D, puuglisoU'H W.sis ns Practice
b-ws'H. Meig'B. COudv Fhrrc aud West, @ o. Children.
Wood and Htshe'a u-r,ua,t.rv.
DIuF ~, Coop. ~, IiuuI w. AMI Palmer
Mlg. ..t.uz and H.m.f'- Plate.
Al Medical Books ~ value D., HAD tI2i
printed catalogue uf Che a..fjusut M,iraI Work
3 Richmond is ready Tor distribution
OIL T. pm
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INTERESTING 40 fNRNiilts-we believe will be
estuF Go the Farmers In virginia, that they
fun In Richmond better terms than In North
Market the
the North the purpose buying
chA better Richmond they
Of Therefore, call the and Planters
their prO.iaee aud take home Manufactures.
JONES HAYWOOD,
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- upHttNiOND NND HUSTON IINE OF
,RSS ~ fNthkt~.-rhs line IL composed of A,t,S>
0x3yhe following vessels, and sail. EIyfS
-1ScR.rVery MEpSEspn: S5AAa4S
Schooner SUSAN, Captain y a. Roger.
MISSIONER - a a. Ko.,..
COURIER, n Roy,rs
SHARON, J N Nisk.Y.op
MkhCS TAYLOR, Cyrus Nickcrson,
JuLihrfk, DIED BAKER, Jr.
vessels OF the FIRST class built trade
and have superior acconuiuia tinns for
They commanded 10y auanrJ
Tor the trade, Rnj who viii
They VIII Ice towr and down the be
relied on Q" ssil promptly,
North, ind
TO Their interest To ship by THIS the ouy regular
freight viii always lee taken
e. satfaCti,n.
Of patronage.
The vessels will lie In Richmond at Rockets Boston at
h"wes wharf, DAVID CuRRiE, Richmond,
ALLEN A WHICH, Boston, lAyents
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ruNhs pAuukRRkoTYPE ART prarsed by wIIlrEiIuRsr
with all the improvements OF the present day. for
s'i vide reputation Yinrd by
Suhcnee without Of such assertions
g years at study and practice, adopting all the
WHEEL have so Iap,iy succeeded each other in this Profession
We gained the highest distinction Artist
palm OF victory ~hen with the Artists other
hh' Mr. w has also gained that highest "
CONFIDENCE aud patronage public
OF patrons Who daily tons Gallery which are
not OF
Iikenesses
livery variety OF Gases, Frames on hand
and at the most satisfactory prices.
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-rorK ~ r,LL Nm wIVTn Dny 0ooD-

Wv -f0th Of fNtL MN NtNffH DtiN gOODs
HrrTtv ~ 10 Vain -trret Opened during me past
k - Fl ari Winter nv Goods pufch ased The northern
mHft' upon c best terms, consisting n The latest designs
best fabrics ui ladies drsss goods and toys hooseep
In gods shaws Hosery, Cloves Hsndkerche Bonnet
mex Ron', U'nnsis, Lnens &c, all o. which vii b od low
sILAs T. JOHNSON.
~ IN fuii goods, Blsntsts and
Brown pJnnsat.s stt2 3. L. J.
HbATNT5 White Lead, Lewis and Ausntc White Znc Fng
hsh Patent Dfyer Paris Green, brinsut color
without oil Asrgs All ~ Paint Brushes
Bo3 DOVE co.
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- Nv tNiAHiteHWINT. Nfff tlrr U,... ,,,....... "a -
-, Ii. iu' r, n,nt 10 tr many ni-nis ana he robs
~ ~ t.prft Do has received from tfarn hoiaa that
,M,F EH c'nirur't hs NT FflansHf d.rs.tv Str.tt. a.
l and n Hst n. LOFTY whore sy g. found almost sysrv
~ lh h' tr .hfhI.rF arl Grocery Ila s Dc irtrrfr al
- l,y N ...l ~. rilt n Eops o 40 Sizes Boets
SO" " o. HAsKrNs
Inn Wlra pdu,. Cuba Mpls..cs. ,,rIy s,sr ,4, .,i.
ts4J BACON HAFKERvfLL,
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!gI s.:s 49, g; i5;. sea - ~

NMAt >",'h.h,SN nNn not rk-N.- and tonior.-
~ h9r schedules Ttrfce IEry Ri,laoai Nor
YORK 'ciA ty,Is ~ Passenger. isyIye tryA "a -.
ts OF WiNhssyts, Sihior~ and JAG.IisI ort,,I
cAgrO and amer the 18th
comfortable schedules
Richmond and New York: Richmond daily o'clo<k
aud o'clock r. NJ, arrive In New York daily at
2 y. NJ. -
rTe Washington, lst class
a. , 81 . :. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = -
p,x. y. - 80; u'
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FALL IMPORTATION,

WME Bt1LEh, tniPort~r. 10 Main strict, now rec.i,
direct the Ia Eutnp. and
.uy one Of the largest stocks sAfH1 Edrle,oTr ,s
d' Looking Gisse OIoys, aud E,HoV Coeis he y,
'.t heretofore offered 10 trad.
his Ia. ,,,.
'.inia Tennessee, and Carolina, may r,ix
De bought la Northern markets. -''''''' an
RICHMOND August ~.
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rRCELL, LAID & co

No. 100 Arch street. below ss aui i
respectable dealers generally throughout country.
FOR sale by
I Inn 4 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

80 NEh. Cen. RH. % DIV l1l
70 ' Indiana " !, 60 DIV IN
- Ciets COD. a ca H.H.ib
rs Hud-ou river A. r.. N
'OD 9'Dlnz'nn u X ... 10 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

There is large business doing at the Stock
Board and generally prices are not well sustained
The changes. however, in the leading Stocks not
iuporaBt and At the close OF the second Board tho
market mad sn upward tendency for the active Fan
cies Nicaragua continues to be the stock TO which
most attention s attracted and it huctuaicd bctwcen
sg and 81 finally closing III alter being si be
,veen the Boards The bulIs look Tor an advance %
20 or higher within sixty days Eric was Ia moderate
demand and closed at q! BID, s3 asked, which q q
little lower than yesterday. Harlem fell Oh v cent
Long Island was heavy and dcclinad to 81 Reading
,od al IS for the opening, which decline OF about
. 4, cent since the dividend declared. Hudson
Riveris ouet The receipts Of December are reported
IN IN. stree, ct under 10000. Morris heavy At
Oh decline Of II p cent The Land Companies are
osiet but there was inquiry for Cary. Tor which
lai was bid a. the close. Canton WA hrm at ll5t.
Jersey Zinc Of the hrnest Stock. and wanted
at 1871 The Cosl Companies are active but not buoy
ant excepting New Creek. which went 20 ~ ID tho
Second Board, all advance Of Sic. y share. Parker
Vein was % BID. OF Coal from the lands Of
this Company, weighing over tun, was exhibited 10
Wsllst to-day and attracted considerabe stentiJa-
Cumberland fell OF TO CO.. Phoenix declined TO III.
but at the Second Board sold at 81, sdecne Of p
cent from yesterday A sale Of crys,s Palace We
made at LOO decline 81 ~ Y cent ron ne ias' sn7.
In toe Premium Stocks there a fair demand and
| prices are without important change. Coiamou<'
Cleveland and Cincinnati sold at 10 Northern inii.
ana l25. and Michigan Central 1881. The Gales Oh
Ponds were quite small, but the market 10 very arm
Erie Convertible, lso2 cold at s equal 70 ip before
the interest was o.
In Exchange the market is heavy with a
good supply Of bills Leading bankers are drawing 81
9saeI, and some large transactions have been pnvee
" made at q p cent. The range 70 si@9s 'oi con
mercisl and first class signatures Francs arc Jun ~
513.a5l2.
Freiehts are quiet, shippers waiting 'or sae
news BY the Asia To Liverpool 90 pos ',l = - y
and 800 do. in British ship If az; ofAn
nomip.ny Cotton, 81 Resin. S,', 90 ~ 49,
ZION. have becp privsssy made also oo bbia sperm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05
~ The Gas Works in woonsoekct, RI. OK

roded on Friday morning. shockinsy burning two mes
sned Patrick Ryan and Patrick McCune aud bo" ns us
puntyng house. which Of stone, entirely 70 pi,oss
The accident caused BY the men goins INTO INC oua
ing with lantern search tor leaA which ~s '"PPos"
To exist
~ The house of Mr.. ID. L. Dlnsmore, IN
Rokard Me together with It's contents was iesroynd
hy lire on thc 18th nit Loss <i0O on which there was no
surerce TIE ctzcns OF Rockland have fased brtweos
siCG and sq0 Mr. Dnsni0re' who "a an 'ni"sso"<
prudent and worthy mechanic
IN 81. Louis Morning Herald Is tae utlc oil
new renuy PAPER Just started IA ST. LOUIS by hissuss
Ferguson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05
SECOND BOARD.
putAprlpuA SALEs OF SrocKs-Tscsday,

an flint R.2CO Gif4fi Bsns 1914 900 csy Il 4 - 10.
100 s2CoOCfyt ~ % $50 Long Island HH I5L gO b.
49, s roo Tenn, Coupon js 5i slso GIN w w. g. 70,
l0, siooo DO 10 03A 400 g. q, o. lllh sigo s'a Ca
ga 5Os h. ssVston preicns ed, lob $50 ches ssi Del
anal sjA, Lehsh Nav, 49, fdech Btnk Rt ifH
aud Msch Bl, IN. Pens. X H. ths - . a..
Second Bosrdioo Ilrg Island Hh, ~, 800 kssdss u
O.. a. a. l7, var a Mech b. IN 300 am n An.
A r. - Is. lJI g Rel. Dr. -, % s3sD wa M %,
- I ssGo cIiy Il Il D.. ~. IODj 10 Psan RK,eA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

lg We are indebted to Bertori n Co.'S
Express for recent files OF Cspetown Cape Of Good
Hope) papers They contain no news in addition 10
our telegraphic dispatches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

We give below all its essential parts
Tire several funds belonging TO the state, which are
referred and considered in this report the follow
ing VIZ General Fund Sinking Fund, created by the
Constitution for the payment OF the publ, debt Canal
Fund Common School Fund; Literature Fund United
states Depo.ic Fund, and certain Trust Funds. %
which reference VIII be made.
TIE GENERAL FUND.
ntbc ordinary expenses of the State Government are
pad from this fund. Its nature and objects VIII be un
dcstood by reference TO the Revised Statutes. part
chapter o title ]. All appropriations made by the Legis
lare of ar crdoTdiRdry character end specifically
charged upon other fund also 20 be paid from
tie General Fund.
The following examples taken a. random, from the
appropriations made by the last legislature VIII snow
the character Of OF these extraordinary charges
upon Tins Fund BY chap 36j OF the Laws Of 1852 the
sum OF $4,000 Is appropriated for the Immediate re-
moval OF the Instructions TO the navigation Of the Had
ION River and by chap 40l OF the Laws OF the same
year the OF 81 400 appropriated 10 the payment
Of the travelling expenses Of the present and Of the
late Canal Commissioner FOR the years 1851 and 1852
In the opinion Of the COmgtroer the last appropria
ton properly payable, II al all from the canal re-
venues and should have been charged in the act by
which II made He suggests the propriety of max
ING every appropriation specifically charegHbie upon
fpcc.hc Fund and in that way, the CT neral Fund "a
large portion OF whose cnue is derived from taxa
ton9 viii be protected from burihens which should be
Lolne by ether funds Of tie state This suggestion be-
Genes mole important from the fact that the charges
upon the General Fund tor the last fiscal year largely
exceed it's revenue viii appear from the following
statement show wing the receipts into, aud the payments
ION n 'no e;n st IN 10 'S ""'' uu'ns 'e
hs'Si !'"i '""i"5 IrSTp a. rJ,,,r
vryrN,ry
, - -. s
the Treasury. on scoOunto fthe
Gsnesal Fund during the year
snoins oV'h SEPT iSo<. tSee =, o., .,.,.
s@lem.nt ~ - - 7''~''ff' -
Al E Jun eaT,sI tor ~ ON bonS
Of opcids Purchase. in pursyl.
snce OF chsp l6l law. Of 1850 4ls5S
Ar1eun. transferred to,the fol ow.
ips funds for interest on money
in The Treasury belonging to
said funds, duTias the year end
Ing Soth sept 49, w -
S Seno1 IT. nI F, '''''''~ III "
sup 'N''''''' -. 97ra
Amoupt of warrants drawn On
m, Treasury reinainng I'M ad
on the seth Sept, lS5i........ IS, 81
Balance in the Treasury on the
seth sept, lS5l.'..'...'.... l''''S 81 a, -, :,
=, sAStIS-i ~
Amount Ct receipts INTO ts
dies,nty on A s ,h y. -
s"Sns sitb SsUf if5s iSee
$500 ~ Al ~ - lI27uis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

upon the Treasury and by the onsiltion. "a mace
ehaIgv upon the Sinking Fund No appropriation has
ing been made by the Legt ure the six N ontns inter
eel due on the lst Day Of July - remains unpns-
Will therefore, require an appropriation Of s2 40 oi
Inc paynenioi Interest this de5. during the psssn'
hscSl yer
submit to the Legislature letter from the President
Of this railroad upon the subject marked (A) have
$40 received notice from some OF the hondholdeTs under
the act ehap. Al Of the Laws Of l5i7 that the compa
" have ited 70 pay TIE interest On their bonds ils
November ]. lc52 and claiming tie benefit Of nonce Oh
any proceedings taken by the Comptroller 90 toreciose
the ens Of the state, AID % the boadhoders, pursu
ant to the set Of 1870 On the hrst Of January next
another ha years interest viii - due the loan oy
the State and II il PAIL is cutie certain that
osnnot be, shall proceed TO torecose these hens &C
cordug 20 .-e law.
viii be seen from the above that il the six mouths
interest due on the stock referred had been paid pre-
vioUs 20 tie close Of the hscal year ta the balance OF
the fund would have been reduced 10 $500 e. and tia:
the of Sl037 Il must be provided for TO meet the
charges for Interest upon the Sinking Fund Tor the pres
snt fiscal year.
Il VII be- further seen that the entire scope and design
OF the sinking Fund created 10y the Constitution 70 pay
the nIua interest Oh The General Fund debt and gradual
yto extnsuish the PRINCIPAL has been defeated by Legs
hye increase Of ths' debt which in the opinion Of the
Comptroller, not authorised by the Constitution.
The Comptroller here give his reasons for not pay
ing the bends due in July last
STATE OF TIE TREASURY.
Ba'arce in the Treasury OIL the
Seth september l851........... 5isLf0 Il
Amount received into the Treas
nv, on sccou-t Of the several
funds. Zee Stlemont A } dur-
mr. the year ending Seth Septem-
bei is52.................i.....2 ,sIT02its
Amount OF warrants cancelled. is ii
Amount Of warrants drawn on the
Treasury, account Of the scv-
eral funds (ste Statement b
duTing tie wear ending Jth
SeIteraber iS5................ 252s6Ss a
Amount ST s. a1Tauis drawn on the
TrccsuIv remaining unpa;d
tie 18th September, le5l...... ~ 9t
S1jli. III -
Les amount Of warrants drawn
on the Treasury remaining up
paid On the 3oth sept 49,. ~ % ,.,,,c, M,
Balance in the Treasury the sch sept 1872 sl75s %
SrArE.ENr u LllanrI DIE frn and p me Ir1gnry on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05
The Controllers Report.

This long document was sent to the Legis-
laturc ,estcrday along with the Governors Message
We give below all its essential psrts
Tire several funds belonging 10 the State which are
referred 10 and considered in this report the follow
ing VIZ General Fund Sinking Fund, created by the
Constitution for the payment OF the publ, debt Canal
Fund Common School Fund Literature Fund United
states Depo-ic Fund, and certain Trust Funds. 70
n hich rcirrcncc will be made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

ststsen, r appended to tbs report x"Saations Of
nett proceed. d he hsli TAX SH repor Tor 1851
Is5i s563sla G. The & ,ss upon he vaa
tsSW' Is: re w T ST. making an iaS1eA1 Tb.
si g Tor he year sl over the year Ma a.. was
barge Ct The proceed: S q nee new law
he resui q me cSsp i7. It added % the VaiaA
ors Of Re year $50 he e s. e s large sum Of
s2lI 800 Il 10 he Geasra F1ni 'r''"-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12


H.,.s ss1es. fsls s,.a wssassr Rsssr
H.vss RssrosS corssr sra..s1 ssd c1s. sA
and fssv Esprr.s tsins AN .a SIM Baggage checked
Fk1Scis HYDE, As.aL No. iss ssusA-.
GIXTY MILES DISTANCE SAVED l-0NLY
- -. ihIkTfssiA AND A HALF HOURS TO CHICAGO
Western U Thcush Mai bf Cheaso 81 Loas Milwaukee
Rssns h,sssA se \. rs''. e L.ss SeAr-rAsasA fO@
The Svns nssnteen ard sneasd Sssaners form the he
EMPIRE STATE, wsoo, commander leaves Bss.o MON
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN A ID feTsias, sOunAnisr, leaves
NORTHERN INDIANA Phea,t commander leave. Bas,lo
On eftte stovs sgendd viii leave the Michigan
Railroad Line dosk At oS9es sysr day except Ss1dA
Lhiung ENPrss Tram viii oe N ~sinE % sse Sen-
ger. direct Chesso hors arriving next evening ses ea's
THF LAKE SHORE RAILROAD in connection with this
line forming the only eonGnao1s nne Of ksosa 20 na
For hroush rete BY Sew-YOrs and Buo sd New
bear. es,1s River R,lrosS via Albany BSo spry
JOHN PORIER Agent No. is Broadway, Dsyst- Ny
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf-New-
YoIs som-ryne .ad Essea-wnser S sn1
No 2NoTih River New-YOrt, 81 NJ u and - P NJ; New
aS' .. to- sGt Z, .1s leave sSmsss Wv
$50 Tbs line connects with trains BY the n j. Railroad
stag connect with trall. frUu Sew-Yors from Plain
Geld Tor Bkendee Se fO somersie er PsaPAek SeS ron
wIhsS.rrs Be.Sshem AiIcSso~s MsSsS tSsns ts, &C.
GEO. II. PEGRAM. Sapsrin.eaaent
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot of Whitehall-st-
o4lsaSsk sTsPtE spS v.SbsssT nSsDS s' oS
and asi S the Boats will leave every hour - follows;
From aS's SAN Ssi''I e 'in I'm From AN % sPM
Night boat nom the Island s3elock Fare 81 cents
Nht beat from SewYcr III Oeoei Fare III cents commuters
srsDa, ARa,ssEsESr-soas every half hour, .e,r
AN until M Night eOss O'Clock tto the Island 10 o'clock
from New-YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12
C,oNcIrRRENT RESOLUTION PROPOSING q

I tMyspsrSr % the coSsrirUrios.-Rsssvsdl ~ g
ss: ssssas 5s.i sac =. sas .sss:se . X
the ssrsr. sleetsa Of ssnsforS ana - pss -
fsi u 3. % ss 's q ssss cs
ss,ute fer section ,Ares Sssis II. fels.ss
Anes Psns the . Of eeestss IN &c q
sSs ssss .: ~ 81 N here .ss =
= ;s tea !'s %, q Ss ss!s All. a.. "a
sKfss.h the PDF. within esssn q any c.s sis an
Isssa say q ne psas. -a ,iss q :s
mean. % .s any .uh assss, nal y prssure %
etths s.e .ahss fsHd A eOyDs - the ssrssos.s prev
ofhe ASsdrsd dollars % assy he
ysr S 70 net sSsropo. M 30 is and ss
q rs S.s' 9sssss n tbs ses,so ss, ne ,s 1890
sh Be seseS Of e .ses n.sssl the sssisisre ess
il advance. The LestuE 'Aa .usss dsriEs Ne
sss nd css he 81 4 * s asss
,H Ssss.ss sssy StaS aud r che the iAs e
p e ,esSs sss s s ssssssf ,s seas se
the Canals 6e. year each spwsprs.rss
.s1s ,hs Be- Rs 2 nee; .'sa .as De
SION provide S The sessoey ~ oss III. ss.is,s shall .ise
the tode OF the Canal rsysnEe eer'nea sucd under he pro
y. Ss ou o. sssd % .a an, and tie ss
into tire Treasury thereon but Interest 60 accrue AMER ely t
esirs The pIOvkons Of twelve Of tbs sisls rssa
.w for bOrrowrs orey % BE- submitted to ne rsgs sasn
a he Caras OF Of the suds borrowed this
s ne snt .ss SS a H az. he
the hOeAra eth, Asnsrse and scos s.ssg, 70 pay ..
thousand hundred and hywO The rates % se esr.css
the Canals shah be redaeed below
the thousand eight huadFed aud d~o except
By the Canal Board with the OF the Lez<isfare All
contracts for work sra Canal sail e made With the
who shall provide the the lowese psc
with adequate security Cor their performance,
srArx or NEw-yosx. AsssssIy, June u 1854
The foregoing prorossd amendment % ,h Constitution Of The State
ths BY majority Of all the be elected 70 the
ASS uhly. By order Of the Asscnnbly
Attest JoHs : NAFEw, Cerk. WM. II. LUDLOW Speaker
srlrs or Nsw.YOak, IN srsAr,. June - isA
The Of the Consultation Of the State
aseed TO BY majority Of All the members elected % the
Senate By order Of the Se1aie. r. CHURCH. frcdena
Attest iRA I. BARNES CLERK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12
THE BOURBON QUESTION AGAIN.
A correspondent Of Frederick Don,


this yexed question at rest
We hare Bourbons among us Mr.. Putnam, you are
answ cred Dr. Hawkes. and Eeazer Williams, stand aside
clear ho-kitchen for Bourbons like one Of your.
selves are colored people Our proofs not wrapped
up in wgwams and Prince de Joinvile, and wood cut
semblances-no. Sirl-Mr Putnam we address not Lewis
at this timeour proofs direct and ciroumstsnal
About the year ms, among the officers OF gallant
French regiment stationed a, the Cape NOW Cape Hay
tieD) in 81 Domingo was the Count Charles Arton a.
terward Charles Of France This young Prince formed
lason with beautiful quadroon, and Benjamin ID Ar
tots was the consequence The royal blood Of France
mingled with the African current
Iris Mousr Ben as he called Is now walking before
my door tho "yery spit" Of Charles this xth In every
ineamen Of his countenance. Charles, u VIII Dc reco
Iected had not the Bourbon features well marked as
come of his brothers; but-and here Walker on Inter
marriages into Cour-the children Of Monsr Ben
purely strictly and undenaby Bourbon In every Tea
ture, In figure, in carriage, and Ia character
Nonsr Ben Is jeweler by trade, u quiet, easy OLD
gentleman and has bored the Of ell the pretty Franco
African girls in our city during the lat bali century
of Vincent Ole the apostle aud martyr Of Hayden liberty
Mons Ben married after his emigration to New York. and
has some five sons and three daughters.
Emerson says 80 day Is king in disguise Tom Ben
jsmin or as he signs hs name, benjamin Artos the
grandson Of King Of France stands SONS I'VE feet SIX IN
hight is tremendously stout and walks with curynesr
moyeme nj Of his arcaused by twenty years practice
IN freezing ice cream Ye people Of Goham' fe who,
from 1915 TO lsi5 wont 10 visit Comforts garden IN
Broadway, between Franklin and Leonard st. who az
you think msde that exquisite ice cream Genemsn ana
ladies' il a B0urbonl Only think OF IL was not En-
right How many slipped that cream IN uef 'gnf
ance stups ndous fact thar the roya blood OF France
the royal intellect Of France and wha. = al better Tho
pespraiioD royal Of France actusny distilled or er
erted IN preparing III II Is matter Of profound reecuon
for times and country IN view OF our glorious su
tuions and manifest destiny that perhaps some Amencsn
citizens have gone down 10 their graves gnorsnt OF tho
fact that the exquisite they enjoyed Comforts
was made by Bourbon
II may be objected Mr. Editor that my Boorbons are Of
be Iz lineage that the bar s,nister (Anghce over tho
"ie1 sues their escuteheon. Softly there DIR hswkes
stop a moment Mr.. Putnam Monsr. Ben wa born In
Hayti and the Hayden Law makes al children born 70
man his legitimate heis whether In wedock 90 out Of
wedock So we have Bourbons among us, thou gfess
light Of EpiscOpacy.
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feqal Noiices.


IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
bavrE claim EPENETCS GRAY late Of bs CiY OF
vouchers thereof %
III Ter hsr redeuee No 10 dsl In The Csy Of New
before day next-Dted
oi2iavcnw ELIZABETH GRAY, Aduninis,ratrr-
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
Co rty Of Notice hereby all pe<ous hsv
irs ,sans WILLIAM ANDREWS late Of ths Civ Of
No l5l broadway the Of Sevfofk
on or before erth Of March neKt-D NEWPORT the th
day II Argust Isl JOHN ANDREWS, Adlnln.fritSf.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the Comfy NeN-Tork hereby % al persons
having T. sssnsi HUGH CUsStSOHAM late O the Chi
AewioTk deeased pnsDt the with sJ1eaers thereof
the tserba ne store Of James Msehan No S Ess Ah
Dated NeS-fofk the sixth day o. .ssteneef lsot
.7.-suw. J4MEs MEga4N }E1ss1tor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
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