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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15
TlT HIlI Dy
h S1'ABLER g. CO,
JOHN II. SEAY,
DAVID X. LY MAN.
May 29-w6m
U1KEE,s Ccicbra,ed Chemical

- YEAST OR BAKING POWDER,-
The Cheopcsf. Heaiihiest, nsem and economical
article loy roising Bread BtAcpit Fted Grddle and
Johnny CakcS Po1ry, P"ddURs. Smed Cakes. Corn
Bread, dr., ecer iaUeHtd
This is the economical, useful, convenient, and
healthy compound in existence for raisag Bread, Bis
cult Cakes, Pastry Pnddings Nc with either Wheat
Rye lndipn or Buckwhea Flour Il is an indspen.i-
Bile article the culinary departments of every house
hold establishment, and there is Cook Housekeep.
ERIN creation who will be without it nr having fuzzy
nied il. Sold by the nncipal Grocers and Druggsts.
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ke For the latter be- ask enormous price and
hyou can't find bigger fool than yourself 70 buy them.
after you have spent all your loose change for their keep
ing you can take them home again and sell them IN some
newly elected Militia Major provided YOU cannot get your
self or your horse elected that office Good carriage
horses. or real fast troir, in single harness will always
sell wei. We found some very fine carriage horses IN
market today. One pair in Mr. Taylor, sab" would suit
orr fancy exactly. They handsome bright bays. not
large. but full of life and strength The price i $1,000 lie
has another pair 40 81 900 pair at q JVl and pair 90
sl.oo. and single horse AZ : 300.
Nofhrup \ Post have pair at $1,000 and held one
pair at $1,000 and several single horses AZ $500 and 500
each The stables Of these gentlemen are of brick with
handsome front Of hundred feet Twenty fourth
st. the rent Of which i, said t. be- worth $4,000 year
though not covering much ground the stables of Me
Cauv who put up thu arge>uumber OF horses Of any
in the street The Bulls Head Stable, probably
tn next largest
In Sargent, stable We found pair held at 81 600 and
pair ~ $4,000 Brown X smith also have two high
priced pairs 600 and = 200 Campbell ha, one a : BE-
600 and $500; and Williams at $1,000 and one
at 500 Martin at $1,000. and there other
stables which hold horses well up in the hundreds
II ! said that horses generally I'D per cent higher
tan last spring and 30 per cent higher than three wears
ago The market for the past week has been unusually
dull for , The following table exhibit, the mum
Der OF horses for sale in each stable this morning and their
.-tirt u. 4 x-.iu.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Tuesday, April H. lSj3
No l96 Motley and another, appellants agt Green and
others respondents Motion by appellants rensate the
appeal in this granted payment Of John il
Hill for motion n. Hill, Jr, opposed
No. g. Reserved Sage respondent agt Cartwright ap
pelan Judgment reversed by default. \. Hill, Jr for
appellant
80 40 (Reserved McCotter respondent agt. Hooker
and another, administrators, &C. appellants Argued Hi
ram Hunt for appellants n Hill, Jr, for respondent
This the last to be heard during the term Court
will adjourn siae lie during the day.
DECISIONS.
.JndgHet 4 frHed-Decker appellant, agt Gardner re-
spOndent Pelton and another exrs &C. appellants agt
Sheldon respondent Hart respondent agt The Rensselaer,
and Saratoga Railroad Co. appellants Averel and Others
respondents agt Taylor and others, appellants Buell. and
others respondents ag The Trustees Of the Village Of
Lockport appellants Miller respondent agt The Steam
Navigation Go. appellants BOgert, respondent agt Yer
mlya appellant The People, respondents, a Cook APP
peliant Moore, appellant agt The Mayor &c, of New
York respondents Maurice and another appellants agt
The Mayor &c, Of New York, respondents McCracken
appean agt Cholwel and another, respondents; LYON
RESPONDENT ag Clark and another, appellants; Tru re-
sponden agt Granger and another appellants PAYNE re
sponden agt Young and others appellants; Valarno An
pelant, agt. Thompson respondent Wolfe Respondent
agt The Howard ms Co. appellants; Wood Respondent
ag The Auburn and Rochester Railroad Co. appellant,
Confer respondent, ag Finne, appellant; The Howard
ms Co. appellants agt Hasey and others respopdents
White, Receiver &c, appellant agt Amber respondent
keegan, respondent sgt The Western Railroad Co., 40
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MARRIED..

COURsoN-WALLACE-Tn Lossylle. Ky, April S. Mr. JsAp n
land - 49, ,~S~" ''~AAsc0' u onSo, ifo-
sbKEE-viNTON-At smith6ed R. L. April T. BY Rev O. g.
thuss vnton, Of Smithfeld. " S'' sA'' 'ai. Az
"a fsrsI e Mr Hsnsstt: T. only child OIL H. Hewitt
Charlton Mas - A"''' W. ''"~' 49, "
sKELLEN0ER-coNKLIN 7. b, Rev. DUNCAN Du.I.s.
s..asnSsr Es? Of Noss Conn M:s May Ensas
sMTH-BuTLER-On Monday April H. q the rssdsses = -
sm ssai: o. 0y;sr by sy Rev. s.ts fs' u
Scssn Eide, d.sshtsr Of the late Cyrus Better Of 0Es No.
WEST-kOY-fn 0eorsstowl. Ky, M Osv1ue " W.
Coad0nea, 9. C. = Mn Nag Lean Asy.
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INCREASE OF ASSESSORS SALARIES.
NEw-YoRE, April 10, 1853
Fdjtor IF The TriLYDe-SIR: If YOU think the follow

ing facts worth using do So The Board OF Supervisors
day before yesterday granted an increase ofpay to the As
SCISSORS otthc CITY amounting in the aggregate olbOuttour
thousand dollar, per wear The circumstances of the
are these few days since of the Assessors in
formed that motion would be made 10 dcJcnSc their slll
rics To cOmteract this movement, meeting was called
and petition gotten MP for increase not with any idea of
obtaining IT, but simply 10 stop the cutting down. This
petition was presented and the result is known how that
result came about is not well known Most of these As
SCISSORS are men Of business and the salary abundant
fno too much for coupeo month service Ifyou think
the worth paragraph the facts may be dep'ndedon
give my address as never send anonymous notes. Il.
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To, lash AND WELSH Exnrs.-Amopp the pot;ce.

Tan IElsH AND WELSH ExLEs.-AmOng the notices
motions in the Legislative Assembly of Canada now in
sion at Quebec find the following by Hon William
rOn Mackenzie formerly Of this City the 18th inst:
Mr. Mackenzie-On Thursday, l4th inst Committee of
Whole to condder a Resolution for Address to Her
esty praying for the restoration to their country of
liam Smith O'Bren, John Frost and their Irish and
h colleagues, in exile for having taken part in the
lcal troubles OF less tranquil era than the present
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On Thursday afternoon last a

FIRE At BRUsHyrIE.-On Thursday afternoon last a
fire broke ont in Of the barn, Of James Suydam ton
the SpaGer place. u Brushyle and the fame, soon com.
muucaed To- the adjoining ont buildng. and from them To
another barn an of which consumed How tie fire
originated j. not ascertaned TIE loss sustained reaches
about $4,000 upon which there j. insurance Of s. 800
in the Mutual Insurance Company OF Glen Cove. The
property DESTROYED consisted n part Of five tuns Of hay
forty bushels ot oats fifty bushels oi wheat moving
chine two wagon, farming implements, harness, 81.
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THE ARCTIC AND THE ARABIA.
No los RRoAnWAY Mehneslay. Anil Ii I2i

t. the Editor Of He " Tribune
SIR: statement having appeared in the Herald of
Yesterday that the Arctic mldet shortest passage Lv
1,ool viz: days hours wrote to the Editor stating
was not the Arabia arriving AZ Bell Buoy in O days
hours and minutes and her dock in I'D days hours
They publish my letter but state they always
time from dock dock. Even doing why not publish
thclccr Fair play between all parcs for the honor of
humanity Knowing that you will do justice in your paper
| an rcsnecullv yours. 4. J. L.
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Appointments by the President.

By and toih the adrice aud consent Of the Senate
n Buchanan of Pennsylvania be Envoy Extraordinary and
PeD entay Of the United States of America
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in place Of
fxph r InRersoll. resigned
srse Walden be District Attorney of the States for
4Northern District Of Alabama.
snuel RidonOur, Postmaster, Hagersown Maryland.
hbald 81 Campbell Postmaster Fayetteville, North Carolina
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CITY ITEMS.
ENTERTAINMENTS &c, Dry AND EVEyLy

ENTERTAINMENTS, DC. Day AND EVENING.
EVENING Prof LEHwEss will 148 Grand ST. on
The Principles of the French in comparison with other Ian
ESESiSc the goth Anniversary of the MARINE TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY," of the Port OF ork viii be held the Mariners
IsTERNooS the 57h Annual Meeting of the NEw.YoRK
lLE BBE SOCIETY," will be held at the Bible House. No lis
1TRSooN the Archbishop viii lay the corner stone of ne,
ins Catholic Church in Twenty egh'hst Lexngton-av
sIssipg in Nh Chspin's Church, Broadway " ''''
ENNG, Or WItfNG will lecture the Brooklyn Institute
SfrSiNc the 0SoN6scA CHEFs will speak in the Bed
ksSINc at BoRroNs Mr. JohnOns Benefit THE Green.
Es Monster, Poor Pm coddy, and BlackEyed Susan"
@ va @ MO5'G on Comedy Cure for the
s EWNNe, the BROADWAY NJ Forrest appears as Jack
rS!Ne a. the 81 CaARdts Sc hs Orphan of Ge-
rArTERNooN at BARNUMs MUSEUM Secrets Domestic
EeonOmy," sc; In the EVENING the Young Widow" aud
EvISNG the CIRcUs novel performances in the ring on
EvrSiSc woops MINSTREL HALL, great variety of new
EaOran songs Barlesques &C. ,o .r.-.,-,
nsy to the summit OF Mount Blanc"
at me Naas Magic Sc r0' 'e wonderful
EVENING at MErRoPoLTrAN HALL Sanords Panorama OF the
Tyrssc BANvARDs, in Broadway his great Geoama of
b Day and EVENING the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities is
| open at No. esq Broadway
| hIitsd At the Art Union Rooms.
@ Day and EVENING the Studio CuosO" No GO Broadway
II
q The weather yesterday was fair and warm until
P NJ when it became drizly but still The night
fS ShOvery and ioggy.
II A complaint made yesterday before the Court of
Dyer and Termner in regard to misconduct the part of
Officer serving Jury notices, is another fact in the man
nent of Juries in this City, of than ordinary i'm
1Ahee fhis complaint well founded it adds another
ffof the radical corruption of our local Government
EoR JAPAN-The L. $ corvette Macedonian, Joel Abbot
demanding sailed Yesterday for Hong Kong to Join the
fm Expedition The onowingiSa list of her officers:
,sn Joel Abbot: LeutenaDt L. Bayery Washington wath.
Geo Prebe Ed Lloyd Wnder; Surgeon Robt Woodworth
Richard Taison; Passed Assistant Surgeon ]. = Gillian
% John Wslcntt; Lieut. Marines James H. Jones' Passed Mid
eb John Walters G. SpostOn Captains Clerk NJ Wsb
BostswaD c. Hayden: Gunner, Hamilton Bell; Carpenter
es Jones' Sslmaker CHARLES Frost Masters Mates j. r. c.
ira VIM. Hambleton Lawrence T. Lewis Charles Wabbot.
NRNeERs-The following are among the persons
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~ On Tuesday. a boy named Horatio Ellison was

sent to;hc County Penentary Tor four months on charge
OF stealing money and candy from the wagon OF John
Newton companion of his named Fruci, Chaplin. was
also sent up for the length OF time charge of
suatchin porte mounlic from Mrs Falon of New ork
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Srpposyp SrIcIpr-Cor,ner ODonnell was notifi(

la, evening "a hold inquest Ia Twentieth Il Sixth
ay upon the body of Mrs Brown wife of Geo Brown who
wa. thought had committed suicide by administering to
herself overdose of poison while aborng under tenn
porary arrangement of the mind
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u About IL o'clock on Monday night last man
named John Hartman attacked by two rutian' at the
corner Of Bocrum and South Sixth tS who Knocked him
down with >luns shot and robbed him o money amount
uy 10 about : Hartman received cut on each of
hi, temples and has been unable to leave his bed since the
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IL On Tneslav morning at 10 O'Clock the Most Rev

Archbishop Hughes administered the sacrament OF con
frmaton according the rites of the Roman Catholic
Church to - adults and $40 children in st Peters and st
Paul's Church in second = Before administering the
sacrament the rev gentleman delivered able appeal TO
fhnsr nhout % be confirmed.
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Tho TI-c NaIIItUn IN, WON y TI'T NTI NIT'H =
= 80 higher than last week and gives total amount oi
100000
Taking the sales nj 300 week ~ tho average value Of
those now ia stable and have 100000 thc amount o
weekly transactions II probably exceeds rather than fails
short at that sum great the amount may those
hohavc never visited the New York Horse Market.
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T stcd Patrick Mahon Michael Mahon John Twombley
and John jackson Tuesday ni- tor rotor, conduct *
grocery store in uqueerst having broken the window
and demolished Of the furniture They were brought
before Justice King Yesterday and fined go each
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suspended and also hereby ordered spper before this
Common Council ia regular meeting order that his defense
De heard why he should the ONCE OF City
Treasurer for Official misconduct
80 thing, stand al present
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

The ELEcrIoN.-The following is the vote cast at the
election for Charter Officers Jersey City on Tuesday for
Mayor and Aldermen;
MAYOR.
Ward q Ward. Sd Ward 9th Ward. Total
D. Manners Wing. ~ 2l9 20 2l5.....'.. ~
Chas Fink. Dem.....lb 100 III 100. ..'.''OiS
Majority .....l8 ia ~ %. ......5 lo
This is a larger majority than Mr.. Manners had when
first elected but there then third candidate in the
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IAdyertisenen

Gas, Gas, Gas -THE YASKEEs BEAT. ARCHER
WAENER Co No sc Broadway receiving orders for their su-
pero Fixtures the States OF Maine ewllmpshre Mas
sacluseits Retail supplied
manufacturers prices modern and antique patterns
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y AT about O'Clock last evening, one of the Catha-

Ferry st boats reached the New York side under too
speed and partially smashed up the bridge of the
3!hoase. a woman who resides in Brooklyn, was
1eShat injured. She standing upon the bridge nj
time Workmen were employed during the night re
fSAg the damage 10 the bridge.
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Corpr or Srss1o,s-Jn the Conf. Yesterday. Daniel

Dean pleaded guilty indictment for assault and bat
terry upon William lngl>s, foreman of No ~ Engine Com
pafy on tie st Of January last in Court 81 ngl>S 1t
appears knocked down and the wheels of the engine
passing over him. his broken. besides SUSTAINING
other serious injuries Sentence wa, reserved
Charlie, Fsbeck and George Laird pleaded guilty 10 in
dictment, found against them for keeping dl>ordcrly
houses The last named fined = and Fisbeck SEN
teuce was reserved until Friday.
rg= Workmen were yesterday engaged in scraplng up
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BOARD OF AssrsTASrs-Beyond the voting of dona
ton of $1,000 the Dcm Dispcnsary the business last
night unmportan resolution to repair the Perrine
pavement was adopted
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FOR ALDERMEN

The Democrats have elected one Aderman than at
the previous annual Charter Election but including the
hold over members. the Wings will have about three
fourths of the members of the next Board Of Aldermen
Most of the minor officers are NhgS
Those marked thus are elected by the maortics stated
AZ the end OF the line.
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~ At the annual election in Ezabethtown, Elias
DARBY was elected Mayor and John IL RosOn Recorder
For the support of the poor and other township purposes
$500 were voted for the public schools $1,000 and for the
repairs of highways $4,000.
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o 4 meeting was held at the Hall No 6s East

isay last evening, at which proposition t" establish
1 Associative Temperance Grocery was discussed and
pied A Committee named to take the matter in
~se, prepare articles, receive members, NC.
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Qu04hivot SfolH Property R.c0r.oj-Charlr> C0blc a
German Doctor and his wife Catherine yesterday ar
rested by Assistant Capt Dunn and officers Ward and
Frendc Of the Twentieth Ward. charged with being re
cevers Of stolen goods The circumstances which led to
their arr and the recovery singular keeper
doing business in Eighhav on Tuesday las, received
ANONYMOUS letter written in German which stated that the
accused doctor man Of very bad character that he
had while in Germany, been convicted of felony, and
fenced prison for - years and that he now had at his
place of residence No 2f2 Stanton st. large quantity Of
goods which he had purchased from persons who stole
them and that t property was concealed under beds in
closets and other places about the house The store
keeper in question Immediately informed the police of the
circumstance and the above named officers proceed nj
once to the house where they found 81 pieces OF silks %
pieces of mI-nS piece, bombaZne number of valua-
bic Grape ,haws amt in sor dry goods of every variety
together with gold watches and jewelry OF every kind
10 the value several hundred dollars and purse
tanning $3.50 in bill, and This property taken to
the Jefferson Market Police where can be By those
interested The accused locked up by Justice
Nc(ratch. To await examination.
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was made April l3, by \. j. Bleeckcr;
houses and pa and 28j 2hst 81 O0
ioUse and Iot in gs 81 near 3dav 25x0l ...... 5000
lo on Sf near 8th.av g. 900 2l99.......... 1900
bo,es and lots together Nos n and m Grandt.. 67jO
Farm of Mamaronc Wetchester Co..... yiUO
The following sales were made by f.. IL Ludlow
lots on sontb side Of Horatiost near 4h.. GsOO
I b ON the cor of Houston Muberry.st $500
io on Uonstons adjoining 200
IT, or IIons,onst adjoining 300
iO on IIonon ~ adouslg 2730
I ON Not,st near $3.50
io ON 94bsf near 1880
ios On sest near 8tlay 50 Observation-Disclosures. 45J)
io on 15st -resr broadway ...........
iot On 9ibs near Broadway 800
AIhnrt II Nicoav made the following sales Of Norris
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VEGETARIAN.-A regular monthly meeting OF the
Vegetarian Society held on TUESDAY night. letter
from J. T. Bard against Vegetable Diet. Mrs. Wright
read defense Nege.aransm from objections printed IN
The IIaty CHrcJouln0l for April DR. Wellington spoke
i'm favor of the main subject.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

torship of Christ's Church. at Elzabethtown, anC
upon the discharge of his duties last Sabbath.
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er five wears OF age nam d EILl6oth Frcl. Wlo ~
play in an open lot uptown, in which fire then burn
me- vcnurcd too near the flames and her clothing having
taken fire she was burned severely that she died the
NIGHT at the residence Of her friends No % East Sixteenth
II whittier she was taken Coroner Hilton yesterday aft
cnoon held an inquest upon the body and verdict OF
clenta death rendered by Jury.
The same Coroner also held an inquest Yesterday ut the
house No 10 Lewis upon the body Mary Ann Neary,
two wear, Of age whose death caused bv burns recev
ed by her clothes taking fire from htcd paper which She
had procured dunga momenary absence of her mother
\ verdict Of accidental death also rendered in this
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way which grew out of the sale of passage tickets to
ALBANY and Troy-u which orders trial. costs to
abide the event We entered into this contest in the first
place the peoples champion It proved an expensive
one us but having with gratifying in be
half ofow clients the people land poorpcopcp particularly
we arc more than satisfied"
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price, of some Of the principal articles for the table at the
Washington and ultonMarketsW ednesday April H. 1853
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

SOpEkioR CoURT-Nos. III, 2o5I, 2lI 239 PAS, s63.
2l9 "a, A. 81 49, 1872 2O3 e2s 225 as9, 300. 3o 3o4,
Sos 81 BIC 37, 3s, 1856 l56, 1872 26a 1913, $685. 3as.
3z1 1923 to 1875, 1851
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Part Nos 4s2, 5l3 335, 1886. 1891.
261 81, 294 4O5, 52l, 522 523 525, 500 527.
CohMoS PLEAs-Part Nos. 3l9, 4l9, 646, 66l, 6sS.
o.s 700 5io to 755. Part HNos 73l to 737, 73s 740
al 742 IA, 7f5, TAG. 7i7.
L. 5. DIsTRIcT CoURr.-Nos. 25, %, "a to 40 49,
SuPREnE CoURT-~Special Tem-Nos 6s, Z, I6. s. IT.
q, 81, "a, 81, %, co. o., 70, 80, 81
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~ cricket match will take place about the 1st
NAV at Fox Hill, betweenthe New York and Newark Club
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sox AID JOB PRrsrrKs.-The Committee appointed

Box AND JOB PRINTERs.-The Committee appointed
Ssmass meeting of Printers at Tammany Hall on Mon
~ evening last, called meeting at Chatham Hall last
Eeg TO take measures to form Printers Trade Protec-
~ soeety Mr.. John Kent presided; Mr.. Oliver Il.
veil was the Vice President and Mr. j. A. Smith the See
kS! After some discussion the meeting determined to
80 he )" New York Cooperative Printers. Union" A
s was designated 10 prepare a constitution and by
~ evening next O
aoSf RUNNER CAsK.-The Nep- York Ssn
o@ readers win rejoice with us in learning that
Appeals at Albany has made decision on tbe
Emgran' Runner Case, i. has Ison ca,aS az
NY Of man named Mathews agsins, the puh,.ha ,,
Tor publishing what purpored to be fracas in R,o. &c
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

10 Workmen were yesterday engaged in scraPin
the dirt in Fulton-st.
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ST. NICHOLAS

srRSeERs-The following are among the persons
registered their names yesterday at the principal lilo.
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read paper Circas,ia' at the next meeting OF TIN
Society Another gentleman is down tora paper on Java
and H. Bartlett Esq is noticed for a sketch OF his Ob'er
yations while engaged in the Boundary Commission.
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signed by Mr. G. Wright of this city, has been struck in
cold silver and copper and ,muchadmir"d Tie Bo,fo"
Cohyicr says:
This interesting work of art j. of the largest medallion
size and exhibits side most admirable profile oi
the treat statesman ON the Is Dorc pillar
taininga globe the pillar resting on base with the nscp
tion It'll lire" In the back ground are representa-
tous Of Fanel Hail. the United States Capitol and other
uubl buildings connected with the history of Mr. Web
ltor's public labors. Within the milling is broad and
richly sculpturcd circular wreath nclo,ng the legend
Ibeyv Union, and oyerer, and as-parabie
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GroaRArnlc1 Soe1Err -Capt Hennlngton ]. To-

ing complimentary testimonial to Mr. f. ~ Marshall the
cnteur,ng manager of the National Iheator Washington
and also OF the broadway Iheatcr in this City.
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ANA properly
story frame house ground on $500