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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-28
DAGUERREOrYPEs,

VNHE ST. BSCRlBER respectfully informs the public
Il generally that he has resumed the above business
With which he long been Familiarity acqusinted and
designs establishing permanent daguerrean gallery
On Evansville In Fosters build ngs, corner of Main and
First Streets where he hopes to receive the frequ
vist< Of ladies' and gentlemen which 10 shall be his
endeavor merit; and he expects be per
manent, he depends upon exhibitions OF his prof.
= cess. ~.
His reputation as portrait paneris well estab-
ushed Evansyi le and else shere need
Their than that i'll be happy to accommodate any de-
apo : :, = = THOs. POlNDExTER.
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q. HUAdN6EL8

ONR packaxs of this Essence VII 90 - Ter - Sou'
I pounds OF Java Conee, ana Co4ee male ovt his Es
lava Cofes bus Will have more delicate and 1neria
vor, q finer colour. and win certainly Be- much whol
for every Perscn than pare Java Co6ee; vlals
, Nsssfasssrst ssd (eS esls. WAeIsssIsest stsii
bv DANT DoHLB1 co. yAfn
sepe9l-dkw. Wool66Y Z IMoX.
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FANCY DRESS GOODS. a1
q CASES assorted 4zass
LIZ Mouslin DeLiines;
Barege Delaines: ~ 800
Plain and Figured Cord Lawns: fsfs r
do do Black do: D. .f
Solid Checks and Plaid Ginghams ass'd:
Chamhrays:
Silk Bareges; reed and for sale By
mh92 i. H. MACFfRR a cO-
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: n r MANuFAcronx
SbrtnQ Fashion. Cenfkmen's Hnfs- =

II SHALL introduce my Spring Style of 6sptlsnsn's
l. HatA on Saturday. March 5th. The style and shspe
tenals aud good work manship posaibiy produce.
am nov ready - take orders Penons sending ~.
ga ga ss ssss a sss nay '' 's sxs 1'a'
msN Flrst suDss 9d.Aawah6xnI "a.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
d y.K. HENDRICKS IL CO.. have received a
HMl general assortment vi their large Spring stock
YVy OF SCOTS AND SHOES. Of all kinds. suited to
- this market. Their supply comes directly from
Eastern manufacturers OF the best reputc. Their pur
chases and contracts made very early before the
prices had 4. %They coDfns their attention to
this Branch Of business alone. and have facilities for
Offering articles OF good quality, at prices quite low,
any Wholesale house in the West They invite
the attention of CouSrRy MERCHANTS to their stock to
which they TO receive regular additions throughout
the Spring season.
prise an unusual variety for Spring and Summer wear
adapted to the ages, purses aud tastes OF all.
mh3t Main Street. near the Bank.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

HOPKINS & R e ID would say to their friends
l and customers that they receiving their
Full supplies for the SPRING TRADE, 10 which they
respectfully invite the attention Of u comp ing
large and carefully selected Of the
designs in Dress Goods and the most desirable Of all
kinds OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS. Our
stock Of Embroideries Is large, comprising every
Linen Cam brio do Collars Swiss Pointings
Edgnge and Insertions; Plain Embroidered GRAPE
SHAWLS, from 10 TO S3U. Also a variety Of cheap
Spring and Summer do: Curtain Muslins and Laces Fine
Painted Shades and Trimmings; Gloves OF all kinds;
Printed Silk; Ms Fine Fans, Parasols and Ladies' Silk
Umbrellas &C.. cxc. Ii is useless to ennmerate every
thing have store suffice il that stock will
be complete this than and being de-
termned to sell our goods LOW, ask examination
of our stock by the community in general. misc
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rEvIs = RARnARoUx,

A RE now making and keep constantly On hand; cas-
~ iron Screw Pipe. 1. l. u: II. u, u aha incn
yespee fully invite the Attention Of Raroad Gas sRd
wave, Companies and Ill othen In want Of cheap ana
ALSo-Mtll Machinery of the most approved pat
terms MADE 70 order; cast iron Force and lt Pumps
81 various sizes aud kinds, always on hand. Tobaccc
Lerd Timber and Mill Screws at the lowest prices Car
all kinds promptly attended to- They are also the sole
manufacturers in ie West, Of boys Frenchs Patent
Hub Moricihg 9iachines for carriage and wagon
makers. With one Of these machines man can Dc
more work In one day and do better than ne can do
in I've days without 1t. One OF these machines Gao
be in operation at Mr.. =. DscxERh cf this place.
who Is the authorized Agent for tins The adjoining
counties.
Orders from distance enclosing the money, or s.tis
factory references. promptly amended 70. an22-ly
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Warer0om, .MGim Street. bsfpees Fourth and F0ih,
sira Evansville, Ind.

a9alll9 rs, NOTICE!
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the partnership
IN heretofore existing between Adam Karsch VoIen.
tine Wtze & Andrew Klintwort, In the Cabinet bust
ness, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
The said Witze aud kntwor will continue the Cabinet
making business and authorized collect all
standing claims Of said r and will pay all debts OF the
same. ADAM kARSCH,
-t-tt ~ ''+- VALENTINE WETZEL.
ap4-(Volksbote copy ANDREW kIiNLWORT.
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Sxzl I0ldaz branch OF domestic economy, and
passing from one TO another, has length
arrived perfection as is possible to reach.
proof OF this Is found in the very enera use OF these
Coolers In all parts Of the country. simple statement
Of facts In these Coolers will satisfy every
OF their superiority First, they the only article Of
Ae krd They furnished with two dis
conducting chambers by means OF which, with
2Pounds Of ice to the gallon alter kept at empera
the freezing poin all day. Thus Of some three
cents per day. family OF ordinary size can be constant
ly supplied with water cold ice ITSELF larger num-
bers IA the same proportion. This has been found by
actual experiment ~ be saving Of at least
per cent the Earthen Jars formerly used for this
purpose. fsiig ~ -n ~
Again, these Coolers SwRAr In this way saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble.
Being manufactured in the most woikmanlike style,
and handsomely flashed In every respect they make
very beautiful ornament for the Dining noom HOTEL
Steamboat. q la.sr.i 50 s.-
An important improvement has lately been added to
the Cooler. viz: mall Pan Capable of holding iroa
ak to eight pounds Of Buter) inserted directly under
the This quantity of butter be kept perfectly
hard all day, without additional ce (avery important
addition to the economy and comfort of families)
IL desired. the Cooler also be furnished at small
- FILTERING APPARATUS, aa.a
which the additional purpose Of removing all i'm
purties from the water rendering perfectly clear and
The Cooler and Filter may be seen in operation at any
- ~ e' No. II, East Fourth street.
fIo fr Cincinnati, Ohio.
TJ7For sale in Evansville by fs1i l. = u 9.
spS HORNBROoK & WOODWARD.
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A. o. RUNYAN,
n E X c liant TAIL o r.


q, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
rs receiving large and superior stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods, Of the best make aud material, and
In every color and style. F. Biolley Fills assorted
Verviers; best Drap D'Corn French Cloths and Doe
skins. Simonis Satin DSoire Cloths and Doeskins; Bis
chos Doesknsand Cassmeres; large stock OF French
English and American Fancy Cassimeres, In new and
beautiful Styles nd designs Linen Drills o
the very hrst quality, white and coored, beautiful an
pleasant for the largest and finest stock
of vestngs brought to Louisville. Plain and fancy
Silk, Silk and Linen vancias Cashmeres and Satins In
great variety; article Of Morie Anti ne and Bro
cade white and colored Marselles Of elegant qualit,
and style, very rich for tasty goods large stock
Gents Furnishing Goods, Of all kinds and Of the bes
quality. tiit
His 0eeds Of superior quality, rAieh szpsris.e
las Pr0csR to Be fhs cheapest.
ll FThe well known and distinguished Cutter, Mr.
WARREN w. WELLS, presides over the cutting de
Psrtmsnt All or lers nled with prom?tnsss aud ndei
i.y. A. o. RUNYAN,
ap9-amd Proprietor.
DARAaOs.Sl a M
i ffesh supply noY open for inspection at
's EMBlCfi's DRY COOP STORE,
sRA Main st., doors below SECOND.
GYMNASIUM,
fa II. FEUEGEL. = -
Professor Of Languages and Gymnastics.
sp1id3n Ea-d ,~a.1lT- sIs-s
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NEW ARRIVAL CT SPRING ANc
80 SUMMER GOODS.

NEW ARRIVAL CT SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.
TINE undersigned have just received and are opening
Main. very large nd Handsome stock OF spring Goods
~ cases Fancy Prints Of the lasss:styls:
10 do French Lawns M Il tsl.|
= do Bsrege do LANES; ass e h.
9 do Fancy Popplns; fs.sr. l...
6 do bleached Muslns: ~ saf.- 4
6 do Rips and French Cottonades. lE..fi
Also large assortment OF Swsss Muslins, Jaconets
black and Fancy Slks, Bareges. Embroideriss, Swiss
ton Laces Ribbons, Bonnsss. bro and bisachsd
Tsblerloshs, Gloves Hosicries and good many other
things TOO numeroust0 mention. 81 irs r. ~ l-iilf
500 ALSO: % srEafis f1sr ~ A.
fine stock Of ready mad Gentlemen's and Boys
Clothing. Hats Caps. &C., &c. We are new prepared
supply all calls either Wholesale retail cheaper
rates than ever before. Call and examine the Goops
we have just received, they worthy of exsminx
lion. mhs6 WIN. LOEWENTHAL & co.
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
At the Wall Paper aud lamp store
FIRST AND SECOND. -, 1
THE undersigned hereby returns his thanks 10 The
l. citisonsof Evansville and vicinity for The liberal
respectfully call their attention 10 his prossnt new and
beautiful stock oaprisng the latest patterns Of Hail.
dining room, chamber and other Papers OF superior
qualities HIS stock Of Gold Parior Paper 10
msst complete aud will vie with any house In the
West. They now ready for the Inspection Of all
those who may favcg him with call. No trouble 10
show goods. mhI JOHN G. DEv REUxJr.t
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY NJ KINo!l
|MESSRS. SATERLEE & Dt'GARMO have now on
wi hand good assortment Of and two hsrss Car
rages. Reckaways and Buggies. manufactured their
own shop after tbs most approved and modern styles.
Messrs ~ q Dec. will promptly I'LL all orie for
tom work in the and substantial manner,
and not surpassed by Eastern acurers eithr In
quality or price. They have experienced Carriage
baes smith who does up ie Iron work in style not to
be excelled. - APPLY
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BURNETs3 PATENT

WE are again prepared to orer our
friends and customers y superior
article OF Water Coolers of entire
new styles. and at greatly reduced
prices. This article Is the result Of
the application Of scientific princs-
pies TO the purpose Intended. viz:
TO keep water as cool as possible,
a. Iopg as possible, and rita fks
least possible qsantify Of lee {.
The proprietor has long devoted
lis attention TO this particular
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M R.CHEESE, osbxs Just received and for sale low
by ~ 3. 3. GILBERT q co.,
uh21 Sycamore near Water.
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III OPKINS & READ will open in few days large
and choice stock Of Wall Paper OF the latest pat
erns and will sell the at wholesale retail Easfern
price,. To all who In OF this article will
make an object for hem to examine our stock before
making their purchases. mh30
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EVANSVILLE Z 0MBsR YARD.

TNHE subscriber having completed the asserting and
i ping his stock cf Pine Lumber. would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Evansville. Lainasco and vicinity
that he Is now prepared to I'LL all orders In his line. He
would invite persons intending to build aud mechanics
generally examine his before purchasing else.
where. Corner 9th and Man sts., north of Canal.
app JOHN F. GLOVER.
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HILLLAMSBURGH ITEMS.

sSssDftl FkRRf AooIpKsr-Loss Of LJa-Last eve
aooa' 81 O'Clock, as the Peck slip Ferry boat Onolas
SNon Sanford pilot entering the Division sv Fer
a me loot Of South Seventh St, loaded down with
- gers che ran against the bukhead at the lower end
ue mp with such force as to preciptate number of
INV. 'hc eoys-s said to be fOm to l9 in number-n.O the
Aiar as could be sscer,aned but four of the mum
wr,s and is thought from Eve to eight persons
use, 0sned There 50 much confusion and oonst.r
cOps The passengers tia; no reliable information
staps;ns seAned One young nun states that he was
m,pv 'he bow Of the boat and thinks there were "a
.w ssss persons precptsed overheard also that he
down ana sp hold Of each other as they were going
The bo. zee them rise to the surface Of the water
soc.n, "a s~ aie the sip in about Is minutes after the
the ain Is u.s 10 O'Clock the boats were running into
,Os'ss bodies Much ,resmsr 49,, rr. a'SDS 70 saspP'
bot yet returned home ''' VI 'nsf 'r'ends VINO had
'' further inquiry We dous, whether any person was
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MARRIED..

BOCoCK-FAULKNER-A Boydville nesr Mariusbgrs Oct T.
bv III Pev 4 II BOYD, ID. he Hon Thomas Boeock OF
vrrrs Holmes second daughter Of the Hon Charles
tIi ~ -RICKNELL-At New Albany Ind, on Monday
ornns c. the Rev Mr. Gcshorue John C. Cliter9n OF
n W Al any Mary P only daughter of Geo 5cknei Tor
uerly o. NfwNors. -, - NJ. -.
MI Crtotr by The Rev. Henry Roberts MI samuel Cone
o. Eza daughter OF the late Koser a'er Oh
hr fs'Cn. fng and 49, ST o...u.- l.
~ Rev Mi purdv Dexter Of New-NOk. 70 Luceta NJ
d.ush' 81 Of Orlando Perry. Esa- Of Easto1 Conn
DAVIS FRsNCIS-O the h October BY his Honor Jacob A.
Nstefv Mayor Mr. Joss III Davis Of Burlington Co. " j. TO
Mrs Crsce FTsno OF this City and formerly OF 5altmore
FOX-LkNF-On Tussdsy morning. Or. H. IN 81 Thomas
Church DR. Neave william Henry Fox TO Ana Deis
Ispe second Of Park H. Lsne al Of this city
IOTT-FAULkNER-O Or Tuesdsy October st Boydve near
nar,ir.turgh Va tn VI HI Boyd ID, o. NIT ' Lott
go OF IT, CITY OF York Mis- sale Pendleton eldest
esnehfer o. the flcn. harl Jrmss Faulkner 49,, ,
IAVIFNCF-TILIEY-O Wednss lay the 18th Oct, By the
Rev Henry Anihon William z lawrence, u 10 Sophie T. riley
dlushifr a. the late J. Nadaon ii Icy s,.-- q,
sTANTON-BABCOtkOn he ilth October, Of sonineton by
Rev VIII am lift Edmr nd d. stanton 70 Louise du9he' o.
lie lat, Courandi Bahcock Esq Of Bedford Long lsland
TICKNOR- CATLIN-A Nov Marlboro Mos sept % BY the
Rev 5. Sese Dr.. A. Tickuor. OF Esston Conn 70 Miss
FinesC dat sheT Of MI Joseph Cstn othe former place
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DIED.

CARIETON-A lows City recently Hon James p Carleton,
Jrda al The Fourth Judicial Die net Of that Sae.
DF On Tuesday Oct H. Of dysenery Richard
D,ptresf sgsd IS YEAR, end 10 monhs
N r,S. AZ frieud. he family respectfully invited TO
s,rd IN ner Tuesday O'Clock from his late res
No 49, Wet Ills mains Will De inferred
h Tho New Yort Cemetery near Hackeussek- y j. -,
THECCkMOR1 On On the 18th October after very short III
ms Mary Jackson In the 5h Of her
qho f the family respectfully invited TO attend her M
rhT invitation ON the rsdn ce OF her sonn
law John Cray Rose- Friday tomorrow afternoon at
ocock Trcesely. r.
ner u tg,d sJyears
TURNTR-O the h Oct efer lingering illness Jeannette
wifi. O Charlie Tuner AGED g years, -,
III of family invited att the funeral o. ne
hue forn No 1871 LIZ non-av, Thursday Oct H. at p NJ,
wiho, furiher invitation. 90 .. IN, M,
VAUGHN Oct Mrs Sophia Vaughn OF the town OF Pars WIZ
oorsn Of troTsNy aged 81 years ,. . Al -,
Mr. vaughn ofhrty persons composing SIX farm wlo
came 10 this COZ In 1888 makng the mole jour
ney Up M esr sgo not one o. tnese early SETTLERS
Iaae ID the de sth has teen busy in their midst
WHITNFY-At Mott Haven ~ Y, October Of dropsy on the
brain Hee Maria cLd John and Maria H. whitney aged
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CIRCUIT couRr-Befors judge MITCHELL.
John McDOrald sst Isaac Attridse and John 1eneaeL

., 'V7H ~ 1'77V ,1u III IN10'VN
To recover damages, amount laid at $500, for
fomiy in building house for panf Sytnhsv
between Twtnysventh and Twenty eghths Pntt belongs
the Ms haitian Building Association from which be borrowed
seo toward eng said house Defendants erect for
see SOe Of which be They paid $500 when IL
tanned charged that the foundation walls for the
hsd hetn made but eight inches thick otwy inches
that the defective Ii said that the
insecure and nearly 500 btsdcs two months time will be
quired agreeable contract Ia defense cou,ended
thai the houte built according except modified By
with plaintiff. Sealed verdict
Cohen and Mary Jane Cohen bis wife John Merit
To recover damages for alleged assault and battery
upon the PEI Ms C. In defense the assault and battery
Il that the parties married bat the
stated be the although Mr. c did live In the
Mrs c. who young hired ON defendant
who liz ed with his family In the first soythe thid floor OF No
lS CsnAls for the Of carrying dsmskng aud milf
having her LADY, aud two other females residing
viii her The sister testified to having ard words between Mrs
and def ndAu Of the landings the iarse aud de-
fendsp ek Mrs G. and spit 10 her face This denied Il
stated by counsel that gentlemen called visit Mrs IS and that
Der taking premises defeudut found fault with said
visits snd that the question he spoke Ms C. about
Tut s denied n he IN her fsce committed AZ
the plaintiffs said their cousin and three
oher gentlemen called there Others Sealed verdict
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SECOND Board.
Sole. Of s,o.l. a. PhlIaaslphl.-wrpsr,p.r. oet IL

KeTorted for The n Tribune By Messs FAY 4 rsoas
FDsf Bayd--7oe0 Penn S. - $50 City R. r % n u
s 1s h5~b t4t o'o do a. b5 lot go Cty 81 S
50 Mosr Canal IA oo do b5 u. 100 do ~. 100 do ea i
Penn RI 81; DO 81 DO f1i 40 seh7y Nav pr-fefrsd
Il ie do =; ) do 2 80 do s5wn. n To- do s5wn n 10
90 SYN Ice a 70 do n 100 do III 50 Reading
IS sea- fo LcrE Island K R. ltf; 6do- lft y do tt .
nekn +. R. 81 NOrrstoEu r 8. 700 unon Canal - ~
o do. IS 5l; loo 90 ba lj 100 do b Ia %
FarHen and Mech Bsak IS 7 70 Giisrd Bsaf III % do ID
Rask Ct Penn. ~
SCI NOIIi Csnsl 49, 100 do ~ 100 DO ~ 100 DO e5-n
~ L l. r cash ~. loo do cash IA 10 Penn "a
Soss Bea,S-s % Cam Amloy r. g. a. o.; eco city
r. G. e4s zFlorenoe City = Sdo q do = do =; D
HsrrsbuIs r IS 81, 2 Penn R. al; zeo 81 3 do "
4, s. do 90 IS Reading RI, st Toe Morris Censl ID
lf,; y Glsrc Bank III.
Affef Iodyc-ss Long l. and r R i4.
Cng Prrs-Urifed bid Ia asked; United
States q ~ I'd lsl ssed PeEnsyvsnis S. 20 sd = .stsd
Rsadirs REzosd I'D ST Esked Reading bonds 20 81 od
ked reading MorEAse B0nd "a go - bid % asked Pennsy
vsna 3 sst bid 81 ASKED, Morris Canal lA I'D ~ sLse
schuy SssEAfou T. - u bid - ssked Schzyk Ns .afl2n
seet % ia .s.a sehaysn SsEssto1 Pref I'd - "a -
asked Ions issDd fi bid IA SHED NcksberE u BID za
Cr,fd Bank Ist bid H sed In ted States bAnk y bid y aksa
Urion Canal Is. bid. iSf s.ked. Dull
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

FOUND DEAD IN A POyD-SUPPOsED MURDERED-The
ey Of girl about IL years of age, named Catharne
ygey was found in pond Of the premises Of
jean L. Denton about mile north of Jamaica Village on
Sadsy afternoon last. The grl lived in the family Of
m huse, at Jamaica q servant and Saturday OBJ
AIMED permission to visit Mrs Skdmore al Black Stump
poa three miles distant having formerly resided there
me started for home about clock in the afternoon and
NATIVES the as of her When taken out of the wa
M zoe body presented numerous marks Of violence which
thas TO the supposon that she malreaied and after
r1a ehoked and thrown into the pond. Coroner VIM C.
neldokon held inquest upon the body aud the Jury
neTed the verdict that she came to her death by the
haads Of some person unknown.
ARREST FOR BuR6LARY.-0ficer Conkln Smith yea
tosy enesied Patrick Riley the charge of burglary
entering house in Clntons II. near Hamilton ay some
" months since snd stealing therefrom number of car
Fh'er tools. lie was committed for examination
niLLtp on The RAiLRoAD.-Mr. Peter Hendriekson
~ hhown as livery stable keeper in Fulton av was
e1 on Tuesday evening by being run over by train of
soh the Long Island Railroad Hendrickson was In
w..e al the time and the train coming when in
IN reekessness. he attempted to drive across the
- and before the locomotive could be stopped the
was smashed to pieces and he was thrown under the
'SS The horse escaped uninjured.
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ness No PREPARATION beat cruh the rock has been
made ersore he hes only got Whist gold IN the gravel
ard dirt which WELDED about - 50 90 the foot OF sen
Tie ere hss been tested by pouniing and rsnnsng an,
II bushsl weighing 40 poanls he has reslsi
Eve rennyweeh,s and eighteen grams Inc sarisse o.
the rise Of quartz one nile and fourth IN length. las
been tested by experienced miner who gives a. ns
opinion that Il viii in sluce, make - per DAY 70 ms
hand there four branches which head m rms isa
three Of which the lard belonging 20 the establish
nent and all pay nnely. The gold found Is worta 20 iS
% the Peunyweight For his mining interest since cur
frst wort. Col. Lefner has been offered s330o0.
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SUPERIOR couRr-Before Jude oAKLrr.


Mr. Fraser owns house and lot corner OF Eighty nth
Hose Go No s. dining Mr. Black for the soner
Repss caused the properly be surveyed and
stated Mr. Fraser his house enerosehed
lot belonging the City Intended for the Engine House aud
IT, which w.s done contended that the origin
a survey behalf Mr. Fraser night and the CITY
crOeehed upon properly He claims restoration OF the
~ inches Etythst ard u inches on Thrday and dan
laid s2Co The thorghi the pleading
he could his the Of the and
Messrs willard Anderson late Assistant Counsel 70 the Corpora
Mr. HAr the Assistant Corporation Counsel on the
Of the CITY. thai there land
nah Thrdav and Eighty kt side Of the
The Jury huud IN favor of plaintiff
Michael Fritze Thomas OCOnuor.
To recover damages for alleged assault and battery
Mr. UC said 9th June 1851 standing IS Anthony
talking with females plainta Of grocery
iron by which he down severely injured IL
denied that Mr. OC made assault had bar Of iron IN h
hand witness testified SEEING Mr. OC knock the plaintiff down
but did no; krow What with and then Verdict for plaintiff
$50
Before JUDGE CAxFsELL
Higgins Walker John fernsn
To recover back 500 paid agreement 10 purchase
and defendant having warranted the TO Be
tie nd hind where's she vicious that she
OF when she alleged much more than thathn
Hskf her teeth BY vieh the Of bore Dc told al
ys-shewns her TO be latter Piniiss on the mare
kckns and showing vicious disposition her back next day
when defendant refused but Elm
Nerde for plsntids elCs ssd costs.
Herman Hattemser at. Benz Albro .
To recover possession OF alley way leading from
Mr. AttTo alleged invsdy up while baiens and
mid pit attached ssblsso TO recover damages
for taking The tired before and verdict Even
tof pntn 60 for nskanee ssto the MANURE p and % damages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

The above markets carefully revised by the following
named gentlemen principal dealers at the Washington
Markets
NJ vLLER-Stand No toi, uster.C hes.s AMI Lard
Stand No. O. Poultry TIA
KNAPP RYSo-Stands Nos q and Is, Beet Mutoa Veal
Lamb.
] II BRoAs a Co.-ssnd No. 4 Fruis Of all kinds
] d HIscox-Stands Nos. II and 10 Fish dealer.
G Il HARsis-Stand No. 81 Egg, Cheese, &c.