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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
ALsFRT 4 NIcOL,f A1c>oarrf
GREAT PEREAITOkl SALE a. AUCTION a

GREAT PkREAPTORi SALE a. AUCTION a
NJ yALUABLE AEWr0MN LorS-ALBkRf sit LAT
vii sell on TUESDAY,, wEDNESsAY and fHU ksDAL Oct 4
A ara & lSSl ~ "A each day. the ground So hsaatf1
brdnx villa srs in the village NJ Newtswu. knesu
the Randall barn adjoining the property Of the West tsas
the City OF Newiok nins the hsat
sonesi s.eon on, rid for sale on Long Island 70 naa
and FnhuE the DEPOT snd a. sn.s
ort vi, Plank road Nnd Juneens. "a che %
,s te nsshborhoxi Of schools Ch1he Stores NAfketS
TIE UNSURPASSED for uanrA beauty aud pOveieA <
as andng extensive view OF ae safroaatsS
country HAVING abundant suPP pnewsie sud being covered
xl.h area vsri,ty II fsut AID ornsm.a al trees
The York Flush Railroad In process q csasrs
n undr contract 60 be compeedhe Isl OF Deeems
Will through thsNliaSe. a.,
mill Ia eclock NJ communication OF not more thaa So 2.
sbr-m The Common Council ~ the CITY Of Wlsmsearsh IL
s,s,ns AZ Nopdav sept II passed resolutions giving permsea
the Railroad Company bring the through the city 70 ~
ferries A. A.
hour during rendering easv OF ass me uppe se
of The aud avenues cn wa oe nSn ~ 20
t will be opeped and srsdcd in the best man0ef the
Of ne rrss al owners who feel warranted In saving thai IL
mon nv or purposes Of uburban resdence preseas s
,asss 10 b. met " tn IN no other direcion .,,
will place sfouna
usril. ma Az BE- xamined in order 60 be Appreciated
aud the aueonee tces a. TIE WE ~
lsrs the 9Th Nov 1915 balance etn rnka
ouabea printed sbsac, Ct which Will BE- Furnished os,s1
purchaser Ill, 49, ~, ...,... a.. -,
,r,i, - The elton buildings OF an obeciinaahe Character
For full aud Information mspS &c, sPpessea IA
had TO Nl1OLAf' Nc " rA.s.. -. x..
A NJ TAYLOR. No 2tj and et Centre - saats
WTIIIAN RANDALL N prsmlsss
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Siaiionerp, ST.


A count BOOKS and sTATIONERY-PRINT-
sSWSE G 10 .. IS r: .s,. s....
sS..nd oacsrs Of Rai,c. c2sgsal; e .Asir socs Of
ACCOUNT BOOKS
fs y, D., . s:st. nd S.: . Ca a. s:s
LETTER PAPER
Every description 'i sfaT HSta I'd American "'''''
ssp,Hs IT, EE.:... VT. .ta : stands;
God .sS slssf Pen. ouils Lead rsacs. Ints.ai. he,
B Exchange Bs OF Lsns Notes aud p7sfs Easavsd sas
Printed n The bees msnner
RLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY
ID GEO A HICKS No IS Nussa~t .oa.d e. the ss'ss.oe
Who Isqu, .r,se. q a lac 70 a. .SSs s
'hr rO'es Letter and cR R,psS SGs' r'P'' ka'''p A
:: St S,sl nun. nd. .ss hos
'''"' r'''' '''4 GEO A HICKS s..isnsr.
DLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY aud PRINTING
ID -GEoROE X. SELL b.. constantly hand wslsercset
rcs Of Blank BOt. on medium to gap rsds 2, rsps
rss,d Ledsr Day Books Jesrcs Sssh Books &c sawye
,s s.s 81 &. profs..os ais, ralsd raIed
scund 70 orss from n. cs, e n rS 5, ssa me-.
chants invited CONSISTING Of ink stands As4 sa hold
c.s Z: . ,ss S i So run ruled nd ss H. &
Pscui sssntisa Rad to prnsns sl Hss o.dA Ssa
GEORGE II BELL sss'iOnsf r'.atsF and SAas Boob
X.aui.e,ureI, Ne i's Nlsauss
COLLINS, BOVINE 4 Co. Ststicners Hall. Nos.
~ 7s Pesrs, Importers ,na Dealers IN FSseSn ana
a9couST BOOKS M.nue-ured order .s,.>
made the hest Erssh and American Papers Of superior oaa
'ns and PACED AL sizes STATIONERY
Foreign and poe. Staple and Fsncy-s New SOes OF ne s'
q I'd best S;ylss. ,,,-,.o
An .nfirel, Printing OHcs wiA Power Frers and se~
Font, opper Particular ato0 paid to law essos
lIrHOGRAPHf
p, the best American and European sri.t' ,,--,.
Having entirely bndery .nd Printing Ohce Nth Asrh
,- Pow, complete ns Copper Faced type md
rpro,e ed OF establishment IN
ey offer experience advantages gusrantee thai hef
shall BE- equal other honse me country
COLLINS. BOVINE Co
GREENs INK ERASER and PAPER CLEAN
" Err for BOOK.KEEPERS CLERKS and LiisRARf dsN
TIEMgN-A Kind u Rubber superior % any
% tor purpose introduced aside from ~ spe
nor qrsties Pencil Cleaner removes t1s and oner N
facility than the ordinary 'eSper ans leaves as
the PAPER unhsrmed 80 ,o,,,r, yn,yu,
Hall Nos lTs and i7s Pesrst Nevf0rk lS'
who are sole tor Green's Pencil RRboef
CTATIONERS' HALL, Nos. ia and l76 Pearl-st,
- NY between Cedar and Pines COLLINS. bdo"SBh
10 Importer Foreign and Desep in Domestic StssoneJ are
co oa.rn oue selected goen 70 th trade
vs the nited states and Csnat.s coa<s
x Of Bath Post plain and Sut edge Plan ol and baooes
noe Car Letter Note COmmec vse2e- AID SOi
POT FLAT an DENY Medium Royal sup Royal American ana
Fngsh Drawn Papes fsn Fun boaed aud Colored Cds Ct
Bristol Bon and Straw Boards Blank Pas, snd No
every variety Fancy marble aud Ooaorse
Psn~r. A. yer low prices Gold Fens with and without Silver
S- COLLINS, BOVINE Co
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VACANT LOTS for SALE

NELSON, Reel Estate Agent and Bond aud Mortgage
Nesotintof No "a Wsllst. has Tor sale
Three vcry valuable Ess l7hs fronting suy
.auat dS Of 2dsv each lot ~ feet by TOO feet
Los the Of 46tsi AMI hav each lot . BY
100 feet
Ao between 9th and 5hsvs the
CsntTal-Pnik
Also large number Lo in daer parts Of the
city, foI sale or exchons. on accommodating terms.
ALSO
S5S. 900 TO LOAN ON BOND and MORTGAGE, In sums to
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VALUABLE FARM for sALE-TMrty miles from

NAIUABLE fAhH IOf bAIE-IHIrly II1os Iru1I
and Plain6eld the New Cen
trail Railroad hodred aud twenty acres half under high ea
hall with chestnut well fenced and
OF fruit Buildings and In good
order consisting Of and hall
henhouse yard and all other
orteudns Ha be kept dairy farm r several years to
ply Plninhd with milk well adapted for that On
the prernee hea, t building site for Reneman's red
fo psrtieul iDgn OF JOHN RANDOLPH on the premises or
GEORGE W DEWEY rlainfeld ID. LAW No 50 John st.
N, Yofk. fof sale chCAp
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sUPtsrSrsSpysrs OFFfoE
CfYsraL PALACE Sept s lisa
DyUE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
Il CRYSTAL PALACE /. now crea EVERY DAY. Sundays sK
sspt.d the ef 10 ecLocE AND 10 SctocE
r n uniil flrth-r uosie-. 49,.
slnrs Adm z:on.
Children rnd.r u ye,r OF sge................... .
Monthly Tcfes for each esle1ias moEtn ......' -
Idrsison on s.turdsv -
yson particularly r-qusSed 20 provide 5ssseires vi
ehante 20 prevent delay q h entrance -
Iciets nav purchased the 10 the Crysts Palace,
the Moe Store Of VIZ Hs Son No 2s sSid~'I corner
JOHN " BACHELOR Secretary ofths superintendent
THE DIRECTORS of the ASSOCIATION for the
i EXHIBITION Of thu INDUSTRY Of ALL NATIONS rss
notice thai the EEhon D." open to shs faSAe 10 a. 70
some changes ssd additions viii hereafter from lime os
made but ~ m Deps'mensof Rs~ Produce Manniactasd
Articles Machinery ssd Fine Aria th' Exhibition may 40" %
eronOuncod complete.
me Dirsoors nsins this snnolscslsn take pleasure IN
aging in ali ia branches ~ far be mos 70
Heve t vii compare avorshiy WITH any ever uisds -
ard the Products Of the Sk o. ne d
World alto, the. ,uHsrio, % snysrs e ese nj, .ns
Me industrial q our own people have nsvs5 o'ofs seea
made sppsrtpt .. ,,,.- -, -.
aneed this array beautiful and ufsta products OF hsn
Intelligence, s1d the Directors Ho~ earsy invite sheE t'os
,x 10 opportunity AL sliJ
ssoton the (which has been and IN ell proSaoy
81 not IL sny yes san b. offered ther ObseryatsSn
The Exhibition win close IN the noa.h OF december mex
MORTIMER LryTyGsToS, PhILrP BURROwEs
ATTRFD PILL. JOH SSrON LIVINGSTON,
aTGIi ~ bEInOyT CHAS ~. FOSTER
afFx HAMILTON r. THEODORE iEDGWICK,
GRO. L SCHUYLER w " sfoSs
HEhRY r. DTrNHAM JOHN DU JdAM
W G II wADDFLL WIN KENI
JsC0B A WFSTFRVELr WATTS SHERMAN,
JAMES A HAMILTON b W. EpMOSp,l
saui-p I Nj HOLSON J. J ROOSEVELT.
go THEODORE sgDdwlCh President
CHis T. ASDEkSoS Treasurer.
Lis.s { stuart, Acts ses
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ALsERT a. NICoLAy. Aucli0neeF
OSITlV SA l. OF
r9S0 .AI


Large and Desirable VILLA SITES At the beautiful Village
MoRRIsANIA
ALBERT n NICOLAY
WILL
MONDAY October 1883 o'clock 2. ~ tbe groaat
soCBOICE LOTS and COTTAGE SIrfS,
Conapius from quarter 20 half each the dspad
the b, sutif1l village of Upper Morisanis
These handsome and bc building sites sbcu n miles ftsn
the City Hall and thirty ride BY railroad from 0iss
sorng an opportunity ge,ps and from the city almost
hour from o'clock NJ until II O'Clock NJ there being twsa
y, daily trains Harlem Railroad stopping Of AoTsssa
and the eoumuston only A place OF c-dsas
Sssaul prospect Of and hsshy rositoa
unsurpassed By any other village in the vicinity Of Newfet r
location and merits Of this property only be appreciated a
personal erAmnsb being the most elevated and eomnsadas
any property the live Of the railroad.
10 Per remn bond and mortgage for five
per cent, and unquesonble, of which printed sss
will be furnished every purchaser free Of expense
The Harlem Railroad will leave the City Hs on the tsya
81 and ny oeoot, Person. DESTROYS of st'suas ~
sale viii DO u nshed with railroad tickets free Of ehss ~
photographic mars. applicsfionto
J. ". BARKER No. 5 Nassans,,
MoORAw TAYLOR No. 1853 Bowery,
Albert II. NICOLAY. Aactlonesr, No. 20 Walls
n Should Monday October 8 the sale wia ~
tsSe place until Friday, Ocsober7 t7p,
ADRIAN II MuLLzs Auctioneer.
DEREMT TORY EXECUTOR SALE Of yALU-
i ABLE REAL ESTATE in the CITY Of PAfg.soSs Mxr
Pat Now sHey will ell At AUCTION on WEDsEsvH
ohhSGE iS The s Cry Of SEwYoRk By %psi1S 4 sgLsi
4 CO. Auton.eis the whole OF the LANDED PaorERrf~
I2 Lots on MaiO or Parkst.
Lot on he corner Of River and B,nI.,.
Lots on the northerly side of Banks.
the south aide OF Goodwin g. between Pan aud WISH
LOS 90 the .cuihsry side Of oodvn-s Of wa.hsss
Lo, the norhery side Of 9otwin st. east Of Wsnrsse
Th property elsbly situated the improving par. u 10
1s sppy to the AnesonssFs No Pne-' he'foPosa SD
/
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WHO WOULD BELIEVE ITl-Ony so to sll


w Dolss fall Lo the beautiful village OF WINFIELD,
situated nsnt disnce from the nansbursh ifes
ne North Road and fiskesv.
The kewow the ferries hhonr, and Will leave
hoe hO wsh this property 1t the fkeav aud
Maspeh will thence FisAeav.
when Mr. HOGAN will show the o ad ell inior
reference Thereto The beas graded equal
any the City OF NwNok end several cottages have been
rnenced
Ihc Flushing Railroad contract be completed by lat Of
Jauary and vii have s depot this property We will
guarantee Railroad fin Ahod thereon by the ls
Il fsb penalty Of dedoOns per cent on each and every
lot cold from this day
me tioko urnsed al persons who wish this prop
-.
Of OaeS induct superior
hcng within walking distance from their psces Of
huslprsa tquhl 10 Sothst, from the City Hall
The properly liberal Ten
leu Doas eech Lot the time OF purchsug and the
balance Of Five Dollars moah ten shnEs
week. . - ......,.... . . $500.
For tickets mare tcp apply to O. g. ANDREWS 2. KEN
DALI. No. Tfyon Row, corner OF ChAthsmst New Yok
90, deceived by aadun representations OF persons
interested the sale OF other lots the neishhohOoi but nine
and learn the nerenoc between going 81 feet OF 10 feet
sor wst,r before you purchase
vNIlLIAMSBURGH PROPERTY for SALE
qheVcry valuable plot ound the T. Of South
kr lS feet frstst and Isl feet
This property within block Of the Peck Up
osv three blocks the FERRY aud leading
II would suit ssiner requiring mach
coal yard be divide = sfeai advantage and prob
ably the property for safe in thu part Of Williams
baTsh TINS Apply 70 I DOYLE Ne futhst near
scuthSth<i- Nilhsmsburgh
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Marbinerp, ST.

A REV STEAM ROCK DRILLING MACHINE.
bi pn prnciples thu, received the approval Of the
III country ca > seen y 0perL3on "a = 90
-,rre .hor or Bsrtk olL - 0otr- J. Tie ms entof
IN - 10 ve explanations each dAv between II aud
c,clock Conirsrors Q1s sad ohe Interested sfe ten
Il 20 and
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HARRIRu.

CAMEROS-MABER- Baltimore, Nd, James cameroo, o.
Aberdeen Scotland 20 Miss Ju1a Mabee.
DUNLAP-S NCLAlRAt Philadelphia, Pa, My II Wm Dan
lap 70 Miss Mary Sinclair.
biNLAP-R ssELL-At Waterford Pa May 10 james D. Dun
lap. AttOruey stLav. o Miss NaTianne Y. RnsselL
LEANITT-CLAhK. Ia Landaf May Rev. Dudley r. Leaytf
ofthe New Hampshire Conference, 10 hiss Elyra Glars
MILES-STREA1 ERAt scranton, Pa Rev d. Me- Rector Of
st Stephens Church Wkesbare Elizabeth daughter Of Dr. g..
StrsnfsT. -.
ORTON-DUNN on Tuesday May 8 BY Rev Charles Ish Mr.
William Orion 70 Miss sarah Dunn botn 81 Ne~.a ORR Cy
SCOTT AKINSAt No0dItock Z. W. Nay y TAonas scott
70 Mics Helen Ezaet second daughter Of James Eaa OF Bur
ford. County Of BIsnt -.
Michael Cope Rouge Mill. onshy nogeaalt Of Montreal
m The m Mss Mary Byson daughter 81 the late
Joiu Bfyson Quebec her fst MI bCt native
Scotland hearty bachelor 81 wealth end has made con
qast Of an anabe lady who ba h fortune Of about
SJ6ne.
stJYNERs-COLLINO- Liverpool ELgand Apri . james
SINNER, Professor Chinese Kings College, London
70 Jare FaDkand, daughter Of w X. Cong Of Coayie On
t4 aqon. Lake SUPERIOR Michigan, U.
sLGTON-MILLER-Aa II BY Rev Mr. JlLLET, ss.sted By
Quckeubo Charles Theodore sutton 70 Sah - daughter
Of Charles 3 Miller Esq, al Of Harsm.
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DIED.

BURDGOD Tuesday afternoon in the 5s year Of her ages
ne Trends Of tie family are invited attend the iunera this
afternoon o'clock TesdeDcs Of hei son
Thouss OiCsissbsn No. 4 Fast 18th st. Dear "a av
ssei 81 years formerly oehesEs T. and for tbs lat Il ana
ooVE1t Cincinnati Nay Is Amos Cove, in the Ssh Of hs
PRNcROn wednesday Nay Is Of disease Of the heart Mrs.
JOauus Prince aged - Jeafs months aad days; .
and nos requested % attend her aner rom hs
sou-na~ George W Myers No snag 70 nor
row srnoon 0eees Her will be takee OreeESood
ROOERS-On "Wednesday morning, Mag u, samuel Denson
relatives ard friends Of family respectfully invited 70
attend funeral thu afternoon, O'clock a ta rs'aseS
Eeu1sBs viii be taken % Bridge Hampton l. Tor -
ROSCOE At FsrmeTv1e La April - gs > d h'se'e' '
sToDDIRD-Ii Cleveland Ohio Msy g Hen John s,oddsse'
aeed native a Northampton MAJ az.
SemoD SoddsTd tie Tf minister Of th.f e. ~ "a
sDss the hyheN among the Puritan Di1.Sso ~ 49,
fTn hou desndsd posteTiry already hnnornf ", 'oa-
and nclndSs Of The fost iuslro 49, " 81 -
Ind such Edwards President Dtls., :, -.
$1,000 Of whom Pfetdent ten fes s-a II
ma, ~hsthsr he a e he s l'es SssS h
~; hirasefi th study o. ,ny1e<es aud .fbe-
sics u he orsesl .na
80 - Ole an active part IN ia andn 10 va
es ID surveying party uhh cane % N - "a
~ sofsfed for The extlnguhnent u their tito
- ~ and on Reserve. yea Of tae CuIaboz The 1s o. Jaiss
an cysntul one be nae seen Gen seAsod
~; vs., and personally knew ne giants Of those days a..
~ sfiS ~ III Henry Marshall Of MLlyhs and james Nc
CO Smith ssed 5yesrs, months and 10 days.
Toronto. c. w MAJ "a ia tbs eoih year efhs sse
Il - IA Tuner H. LATE OF her Ma service who toeshl an
100 Duke Ia various paIscf the EsI9pe.n
WIXOS.-On "Wednesday, May la samuel D. "Hon' " -
yes ard friends Of the family the us1bsns y - -
q Church and Teachers Of the ard .nd rae cagrs
rscfUny p,sd . attend he funeral TOT ~ "a 1lrseawood st
,ks dsy a. o'cloek Ills remains will Be taken - wv
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n-f;en. Francis NJ Boykin has oeen @ c''
fs',sN penocratic meeting at Norfolk ior con
s Resolutions were adopted ss'' = thar vicinity,
= made Of the National Pa'rCnasSs So, :. We pre.
s..aedIy Of Young America 'n''''
1T eOuples f,,.s, among r. ru.-assr, q tbs
ssS That claim eeu' dsy 10 hs s.troutor Of
~ sfals Nctory tep - &c Profer Fef
II he City q se contest bare rsapsd 's reward OF 0
- e.. citrus Of this Republic, ws w ~. ~ III ~
ba 1bss ssps tie ns9Ss.s q tsg N erooass. o.
Ts - he rsre lie ffessFvef r' IN -''- @ 70
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Court Calendar. .rm. Day.

SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos 200, 522 40l, 5sG 90 sal, 56s,
569 49, i42 $50, 49, Az 3l4 4l2 54J 5 57s 5sJ 5si.
5sJ TO 502 59f 10 COL.
ConMos PLEAs-Par Mos 52l. G63 297 66l AT, s9s.
905 SOL 564 800, 9l3 9l5 0si. 9sj, 9s6 Part llNos.
925 g44 94G 047 9jl, 9Js 900 $685. 697, 9j9 9s g72,
ga 074l. 975, 976 97s, $50, 9sl 0s2.
SUPREME CoURr-Genera Term-Nos. 20, Is, p, 81, 20.
25 20 Is, 2s, g. %, 30, 81, -, a.
L DIsrmcr CouRr-Nos %, A. 40 80, 81, 80, 50,
81, So. -.
CIRCUIT CouRr-For Friday. 10 which time adjourned
Nos 574 lOOs 1929, 1896 1891 99J, 5sl, 6OO H. 602.
GO2l COB 6Of COS, COG.
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attempt Wa made at the House OF Phip Smtn' NO
s. Chrysiest where Harmon offered . Owl on me
Rhode Island Central Bank. T.. but was ioana ou AM
when charged with the fe0n0us intent ne at'stuPA 70
swallow the bin He WAS however preyentro' tn' ~ 80
ether bills 81 the same denomination 81 bill on the fa'
nsm Co Rank and S. bill On the Leland Bank were
found IN his possession Both the accused were TAKEN no
custody BY eer McAlsnn Of the Tenth Ward Snd COM
mitted by Justice Welsh 10 await examination.
ACCfDESrs-John Rafferty,. timer, living az No %
North SiIth-,t Wismsbargh while engaged put;ins
up awning AZ the Conner OF Avenue ard SXthsi-
missed bis footing and fell to the pavement Tie vef
very injuries 10 bis head Meoic&lad procared
sfier which b. was removed 70 his residence by the
Eleventh Ward Police.
Joba DmOud while 81 work yesterday board III ship
Fngs, lying a, the foot OF Twenty second st, r, fell
through the hstchway the lower hold and taken
Bellevue Hospital with arm fractured and several in
terpa injuries.
joseph Merritt band on board thu brig Ann Merritt
lying Pier No l3 T. K fell from the deck into the hold
Of TIE vessel and badly injured lie conveyed TO
the \. Y Hospital by the First Ward Police.
To the Editor oftls n Y. Tribune. In the name o.
Heaven invoke your best efforts TO compel the City
thores to inorce the ordinances against casting os into
the streets Our City is shocking condition; nothing
can avert pestience but immediate action Some OF the
back streets Anthony Church and Leonard SIS tor ak
ample are covered with 6th and decayng vegetable mat
ter The health Of the city in peril IL 5 useless -
complain 20 the Corporation Attorney he has no time aud
lees viii to attend the prOdess business OF enforcing or
dnances which the people desplse knowing that no one Is
fined. Yours y SUBSCRIBER
T0Mf Editor OF " l. T~ibuAe TIL Fire CT Monday
Mckt-ln your paper Of yesterday is account Of the
fire in our preni.e which probably rendered by so ne
person unacquanted with the real facts The amount OF
slider ourselves sufferers To a much larger amount
WALLER 4 DANE, No $50 Bsoaiwly
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u Elegant Wedding Cards, with rich Silver Dor
der engraved and printed gold beautiful article for weddins nyi
tion slso linear PLAN French pofee IA wedding cards and
sp wedding EvERDELL No.
Bfosd Of Dualest
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u The Royal Mail steamer Asia sailed yesterday with
IN passengers and s5l6,i25 80.


IL We requested TO notice that in consequence Of
the illness Of the Rev Mr. Chsuncey the Rector Of the
Church Of the Redeemer Yorkve the Provisional Bishop
has postponed the censecrson Of that church which
20 have taken place this morning Due notice viii be given
Of the time to be appointed for the soenniiy
PRcEs OF PRovIsioss.-The following are the retail
prices Of some Of the principal articles for the table At
ur,sb;pg.on Market Wednesday Nav 1ss3.
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R1cn 49, Coon I'D MrsIIY DRApERY.-

Rich LACE GooDs AID Muslin DRAPERY.-There is
nothing presents cheerful beautiful either for
Iatof. Lace Muslin Danerea
Msssgs ~ Z. TowLE Columbian Hal No 3l Grna
taye Embro deTei Lace a1d Nal
Dperes containing all the patterns in Apph
Tan bcured and toss Work aud By ard
which 'ht would call he attention OF HoukePers who vii rad
the assortment unsurpassed IN tie city and the Pces o. east
ovverth than gusl
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CIRCUIT coURr-Beiorc Jodso ROOSEVELT.

Roswell Green agt Pierre Van wyck and Philip Van wyek
On note for O0O made by Pierre 10 order Of Philip 81
and endorsed by latter, dated Nov. IL, 1850.
In defense said that consideration obtained
for the note it given by Pierre to paiu in purchase
of interest OF latter in Kles planning 0hne and the
engine and boiler by which il worked but that sub
sequeDty appeared the representations were not correct
70 right of patent plaintiffs ownership in ths boiler.
sc. Latter is denied. To be continued
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERM-Beforr lodge RDMoSDs
Codera T. swan by her friend against william Swan
Decree of separation granted. =
Catherine Fay against John o. Fay ~
Dvorea granted ~ NN''|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
corRr or coMMoN pLEAs-Relore yuass plLY.

Cobb against the Juon Manufacturing Co OF Nor~ak c.
Plaintiffs carry on business AT C@rksneld' omo defend
ants are = manufacturing company at Connecticut tbs
present 10 5000 for injury by alleged breach
of contract Plaintiffs say that they made agreement
with the company in this city through David Omstesd
ageut of the company LIST Aug lsjl to sell to the com
lany 600 lbs fleece wool then stored in Ohio AZ 10 cts
PER b. with agreement rs 10 price Of sacks % be de-
$1,000 be paid cash said st Aug aud the balance
in caslthst the agent paid s20oO-pursu ant 10
said agreement-bu that the company aerward refused
10 receive the wool give balance OF said cash and
notes that the wool sent 10 New York and rendered 10
them but that they sill refused 10 receive it, and Il
sold on their account after notice bringing $4,000 less
than said price agreed to be paid and the present action Is
brought
In defence It is said that before the agreement made
by Mr Omstead the company with their principal agents.
Messrs Stiles Curtis & Bishop, had determined not to
enter into the agreement and notified ths ptn but that
latter did not state the communication 20 Mr. Omstsad
but he supposed from them that no such communication
had been made The company claim to get back their
$4,000 The case is on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

To rHE LApIEs-Rch Plaid Silks, Printed Jaconets
Besges-UBspELL PTSsoS LAKE, No 81 Broad~sy invite
th. numerous patrons the public choice
ent OF the socs u by the last steamer AID
r,ady for inspection, Of No q Csnalst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19
Before Judge OAKLEY.

William " CLARK against Metropolitan Bank
To recover penalty OF 1000 for alleged violation OF law
of 1889 in taking part payment OF note, bill Of
out oistse bank payable at bank within thus state In
dict was taken by consent pro forma in favor OF PLAINTIFF
for 0OO subject TO the opinion of the Court which opin
ION will probably be decisive also as 70 the other similar
suits entered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

CHARGE OF CoUNrERFEITISG-Two Germans, named
George Harmon and Claus Dascher were yesterday arrest
ed charged with attempting pass counterfeit money The