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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

Gg- The Auditor of Public Accounts
of Virginia, has reported the assessed tax
es of the Commonwealth, (licenses ex-
cepted, and the number and value of cat
tie, sheep and hogs. We give the totals,
emitting the fractions of dollars:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02
REIt is said that Mr..

R%-It is said that Mr.. Nesbitt, the
contractor for the prepaid Government
envelopes, has at length produced en- en-
bossed stamp which is satisfactory to the
Postmaster General, and the manufacture
of the envelopes will be Immediately COM
menced. 1t is not expeeed, however,
that they will be ready for delivery before
the first of April.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

~ We copy from the Western Bulle-
tin, published in Mason county. very
fattering communication recommending
Chas S, Lewis, Esq, as the Democratic
candidate for Congress. The tribute paid
Mr.. L. is a very deserved one.
The Bulletin also contains recommen-
dation of John J. Jackson. Esq, of Wood
county, for the same office.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

~ A firm in New York have quite
recently been prosecuted for selling basely
adulterated spicies. They used yellow
ocher in mustard almost anything they
turned into ground pepper, cloves, &c, to
which were added minerals to sharpen up
the taste ]
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

~ A. S. Roger, of Barbour county, is
announced as candidate for reelection
to the State Senate from that district
Mr.. Roger has been very efficient mem
Der.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

Eg We are pleased to observe that DIR.
Kidwell, of Marion county, has sufficient
ly recovered his health to resume his du-
ties in the House of Delegates.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02
Encourage, Your own Mechanics.

We would cali the attention OF .the pub
lie to the Necessity as wen as advantage.
ofencouraging our, own mechanics. If We
want fiourishing town, we must encou-
rage its mechanics. who are. next to the
farmer, the most useful and necessary por-
ton of the community. They live among
us, and in many instances their reputation
as ,workmen is their fortune, and they viii
not sacrifice it for the trifle gained by inn
posing upon their customers an inferior
article. Every body knows that home
made articles are the best, and the cheap
est, taking into account their durability,
as compared with those of city manufac-
ture, which are sold few pence lower
and last about half as long. st e5api
These remarks apply alike to all, but
we wish to call particular attention to the
establishment of G. w. Smith, whose ad-
vertisement will be found in another col
umn. We hesitate not to stake our repu-
tation on the assertion, that those wanting
articles in his line, will find it much to
their advantage to purchase of him. His
prices are low, and his wares far superior
to those made at the eastern cities, for
sale only. We haOV that he is very par
ticular to purchase the best materials for
manufacturing, and is equally careful in
making it up He is prompt in executing
orders, and affable to his customers
Give him call.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02
70 the P,,hl;.

a scandalous and ridiculous report ha-
wing been circulated extensively in Fay
Tor and the adjoining counties to the ef-
feet that VIM. Findley Of said county,
(whose wife departed this life ON the 18TH
OF December, 1852, and was buried on the
l9thof the same month on the home farm
of said Findley,) did few days after the
burial, disinter the corpse for the purpose
of taking therefrop. the burying clothes,
including certain sheet that was placed
under the corpse in the coffin. We, the
undersigned cirizens of Taylor county, do
certify, that at the request of said Will
liam Findley, we met at the grave of his
deceased wife on this day, and upon
opening the coffin we found the burying
clothes and the sheet above referred to,
around the corpse in the coffin Just as
they were at the time of the burial ON
the 10th of December, 1859, as certified
by the undersigned, VIM. Reynolds, Tho
mas Selvy, Thomas Newton, Richard
Powell, and w. Derring, who placed the
corpse in the coffin at the time of burial.
Given under our hands this 21st day
of January, 1858. e.s# 4 ...-.l
VIM. Reynolds, G. w. Newton,
MarIln L aLeS, JoSepn w eSb1
Richard Powell, Thomas Selvy,
James G. Goodwin, Elias Davis, f.
George Snaps, Washington Derring
lessee Sharps, ST., James w. Green,
William Wycotf, Robert Rogers,
John F. Knight, John B. Currey,
James Bartlett, Thomas Newton,
Euoch Wycoff, Henson Mason,
The Clarksburg Register and Fairmont
Republican will please copy.
|, Charles w. Newton, do certify, that
lessee Sharps came to my store on the
18th December. 1852, to get burying
clothes for the deceased wife of William
Findley. Mr.. Sharps then told me that
Mr.. Findley had instructed him to request
me to send him a nice suit of burying
clothes, which L did. l make this certif-
cate to correct report in circulation to
the effect that Mr.. Findley was so penu-
rious that he did not buy suitable grave
clothes for his deceased WIFE
Given under my hand this 21st day of
January, 1858. G. w. NEWTON.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

A GOOD PRoJEcr.-A few, kind-he arted
ladies of this city. at the. head Of whom is
Mrs A. w. LooMrs, some time since star
ted the project of purchasing a large lot in
the Allegheny Cemetry to be Appropriated
exclusively as burying place for the
clergymen and their families connected
with the Pittsburg Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The pnr-
chase of the ground was made, and CON,
siderable sum of money has been donated
by our liberal citizens, who never with,
hold their means when good works are TO
be done. But more moneys still required
to prepare and ornament the grounds in
suitable manner for, the reception of the
dead. 1t is proposed to have a neat star
tue of JOHN WESLEY, the father OF Metho-
dism erected in the centre of the lot, and
Mr.. w. w. WALLACE, in a spirit of genu-
inc liberality, has agreed TO furnish the sta
tue at the actual cost of the work In or
der TO raise additional means, Bishop
Simpson has agreed to deliver a Lecture
at Masonic Hall, on Tuesday evening next
January "a, the entire proceeds of which
are to be appropriated for this good work.
Tickets for the Lecture are now in the
hands of a number of persons and il is 70
be hoped that our citizens viii continue to
manifest that spirit of liberality which has
ever characterized them and fill theidai
of OVERLOOKING. - Pits5ltrg Post, l'rofs -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
- FOR CONGRESS, =

= - FOK CONTRESS, u D. -
CHAS. $. LEWIS, ESQ,
Subject to the decision of Convention, should one
.-.E be held. ,-
-r- For Board of Public Works,
J ESSE FLOWERS, OF Harrison.
VIM. j. WILEY, OF Marion.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

~ Thefs of statuary have recently
occurred in Greenwood Cemetry.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

fs West of the Alleghenies. Valley. Pied
mont. Tide Water. West ofthe Blue Ridge.
East of the BiUc Ridge.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

''if were attribute my success in business to
any cntfse, than another, To wound he to a
iudic0us system OF ertisins, by which inform
ed the whole community what was manufacturing
and what had for sale. "---AbbOt Lawrence
As general rule, those who adrerttzc, sell
lower than those who do not. Their increased ba-
siness enabling them to sell at smaller per cent.
profit and mike much greater aggregate profit
WEALTH OF NATIONS.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

@Pretty-the snow flakes.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

HousE.-The Speaker announced that
the unfinished business of the last night
being, on Mr.. Bennet's motion, to the re-
consideration of taking the vote on bill
authorizing the construction of Branch
of the North Western Virginia Rail
Road.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, that the ayes
and noes be itaken, the vote was recorded
in the negative, as follows-ayeS 3d.
noes 5S.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02

re- The burial will take place to-day,
Friday at 12 o'clock, noon, in the Ba-
ptist church-yard. Central Standard.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-02
CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY, FEB 2, 1858.

/" Equnl Rights and Equal Lnlys .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
Ig The free and easy manner IL which our

IP- The free and easy manner il which our
people transmit; immense sums Of gold, Il mater Of
much surprise srHngers Hoi long since, one Of the
Southern Express Companies was requested 20 bring
from Philadelphia 20 kis City. million two hun
dred and Try soussEd dollar. in newly uinted gold
weighing over forty siI hundred pounds. Three "Ag'
ons baked sPio Ire door Of The mint having no guards
OF weehrer except . driver for each. The gold
which was IL bags thrust a,o the wagons LIE 20
rnry ha-s Of sslr and driven 70 the once ofIas Com
psny where ~: IA large chest and sent 70 tAe
bost Lest tie weight Of the rnass shoad break the
gsrg plank the ehez, unlocked snd the bags han
Sea CT In he m.ds, Of pronlscuoGs multitude VIII
cut even the apprehension Of danger On arriving a
NswYork the yellow dit was esr.ed 70 Ia o-aeFs u
.he sArle unprrterdng manner none Of me Persozs
eo-eer-ed Y q. TRANSMISSION seeming 70 feel any una-
sua responsibility Or importance rom The fset 81 hsT-
ing two tcas Of gold in their charge In Europe MS
roud have been carried e solemn procession, eetwesn
double r.nks q poEOs seH1Arnes sh-s IN AsE'eo.
q woald have dsraa6ei for - 7rNecti01 roztzea,
0fsoldie-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

" The CspsSis OF the steamer John POs.
ter s~s-rcs rs thss oar e,rresponiens Safe7er'
Ws nis;Aksa thS. tie bost did run to Aneoy on
wednesday usual. although % m aufes behind
rue on account Of temporary dtEeulsy with the
engine
An EXTENSIVE SUGAR REFISrRr.-The Gro
GERS Steam Sugar Refining Company are erecting an
extensive and very substantial sugar. refinery on the
site Of Sw7tfs sugar house. corner OF Washington
snd Lsighf sts which destroyed BY FIRE in NAY
last The establishment the second story OF which
3. roinE up. extends from Washington 10 weststs
being e fesi n extent on Washington sa5 on LASht
ard y on West sta IL hight will be 100 feet from
the basement and IL will be divided into eleTea stories
The building TO Re entirely Of brick and iron Tue
brck walls are 81 feet in thickness al the botsom and
are lad in cement The beams, floors, roof, door.
cases. wintO cases, doors. vindov-sssh shutters.
innerdoors. and everything about the building which
Is Of brick and mortar IL Of iron Heavy iron col
umns in suStSin the doors. There viii be Ore
proof dividing walls through the building The columns
will weigh shout 40 rans Il will be erected 40 A. To
be conducted on a different workingprinciple from
any other similar establishment in the United States
The Company has bern organized with capital Of
$4,000 The building and machinery, aside from the
site, will probably cost about SoO0oOo Included ia
the machinery OF the will be four large vaeu
UNI pans nine feet in dsmeter-two Of them 10 be OF
iron and two Of copper Twelve large steam boilers
will be used They will employ about 800 men. VITO
will turn Of sbou, 1000 obs Of reanei sugar per day
business OF about slOoO0O per week.
REAL EsrirE-The following property was
sold by Cole { Chiffon, March "a
HOUSE ard lot side 40 10 q west OF tOth,v IS 80
lot ADJOINING Ito
esf OF the sNoVr httH
House and lot No "a Slstst 9Th Sto
ot on DIST north SIDE between sth and 9th avs. 1850
obs f. nde 9Th BET 5lst and ssi each 81 80 Asoo
w II Franklin, Son & Co sold the following Brook
Improperly
House and lot No Is
lots on Coo sress Columhis fNx1l 81 go ago
lots sear WsshuGtOn-s each 2lxfS. 81 OLE. $3.50
lot near shove xS2 lbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

BRIc FoUSDERED AT SEA.-The brig Ysr-
mouth, Cspt Smith, Of Salem, Mass JET. Gibraltar Tor
home on the llth Of January. On the l4,h she en-
eouIteret heavy gale aud OF the iJih Sundered and
sunk. There were twelve persons on board, three Of
whon-the Captain, steward, ard james L. Jennings
Of New York-Were saved By elinging 70 the aoaring
mAiBmsst Until picked up By an English sloOP Ofwar,
which took them back % Gibraltar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

~ The yong lady mentioned in Mondays
paper having large dose Of tho Elixir ofVno
10 mistake other medicine. has sncs died. and vS con
ysysd Nachuet where her parents reside, for inter
neDt No iDqasst ~ss held.
RoBsERY-DuriDg Wednesday night the
dwei II house Of Mr. Charles q Covert AZ nspsth, VS.
burxa0usy entered and number u articles eonsltns
OF yer spoons and other vsuabes carried o. Tbs
Effected BY pryins ope1 the ffont widow
blinds srd cutting through the sash.
FATAL AooiDEsT.-OnW Wednesday afternoon
lad about "a JesrS Old o. John s1s grocer % the
corner Of Leonard and schss streets died from injuries
ceved about bOaTs preyiOus while riding With hs fsfet
Ia wagon By being Kicked b. tbs boss and sftsr~sfds
throw from tho wagon a1d The ho<s hsd b.
cone fnsb,sned and GnaaDAse~bls. All nGssst held
the evening and verdict accordance with Tho sbovs
fscts rsD6sfed-
A Burial HCssASD.-During Wednesday
afternoon Dr. Andrew. of the Dspenssry called ap
% yst named Dickinson, resfiBs IN Soufn f,hs
who had been syeray beaten the night prerloss hsr
husbsEd vhIe intoxicated, th she wO confined 70 h,r
bed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

FousD DSowsEp-The body OF Al unknown
cE1d yesterday tAe Scck 500. % Wsrr-a .t.
Nosth Sivtf By peFury Cc-o>et Cecssr Ceroner CAS-
be hsi lncaest upcn fhe heay sss venk Of tesis
~ drowning wss rsurered ~ the Jury TIE Seeessi
arrsssd asrk everest hsck Ptnes stred vest 40
ss r'ea .ss so sasSs rss n isss -sscs
hsa hern pledged 81 Smrssas Vs. = CAshanst. m sas
rsne OF CSas NAH. No, 90 J~tcsss
HIGHWAY RcsBssy A msu nsmed Pstuck
pocrey yesterday arrested eAsrr-d with hsviax
WEDNESDAY everas AZ e'ciocf with tws &C lapice~
ssssnhed and robbed Hysa ScA~artz Of Ne ~ Ass,ss
Ward TIE .ecased ssa 3. sssisssrs.ss c s sSsssI
came eehina seAcaIta ssSehes bin &ssn rSsSst a;s,
IN slae to answer the charge
CHARGED WITH Pocxxr Picxrxe.
vcuus men parnea Thos MeEsips and w. ososs wsrs
.rrv.ss, e Wednesday uisAt :, d. N.aso. esser ~
Ofeer Drsv Of the Fo9rth Ward charged vida piesas
TIE POches q Mr Marcs. Pei e .ssrss esasiaiss es
TIE accuscd were taken before JHsee sossS s2s con
matted &c await examination.
r,svrr,,.e-pe-sl
lssESsK BARG,ISs IN Day Goops.-S. & N.
Z. rowLE h Co. Columbian Hail. No. 81 osssass.-
Reh tes Of SPrns Goods consisns Of mssaseeat Cr>ps
sssnt e Of Foalsr ward wide YER, cAs.p. A rcs
Chains Rsrcees, Defiance Malls Lness Emerodereal
LaceA and SPLENDID A..S,tmeo. Of Spas RiSseas Ase
Hosaery, GloveS Se- 1t reduced pricss
lAavey,s--u.~-al
fE Whatever may be the weather to-day.
RsOr VIII take has perfect bssaerr-otyp~. usual Cicus
ard storms do not interfere No NJ Srcslwsy Crsya
Pictures taken only BY Roof Rooms essy Of acce~s
Alve-~.r~nal
SPRING MANruLAS.-M BELL, No 50 Canal
has the magnificent Of Msns,ll.s
psns every variety and style ever eshh',ed in NewYe
HE embroidered and spleqae ~ork really ms<aiic sa,
Lsdie., call snd examine them
lAfv-rus-rnest
Gas-Gas Fixtures of beautiful design and
orkmspship received daily the great Ns.asctss-
log Depat OF ARcHss. w,ssEs Co, No SO Broadway
Designers constantly engaged producing patterns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

RoNAN CArHoLIc ORPHAN AsFLUHs.-COt
leet o.s viii be taken up in the Catholic Churches Of
ibi. City Sunday Easter Sunday for the bene
tt Of The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums There
are 200 children In the Asyuns q, the present time
The treasury empty, while imPoTtunate demands are
being made upon IL. Reliance Is placed on the cOllec-
tion on Easter Sunday 10 satisfy these demands and
provide for future necessities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
"Of comfort no man SPEAK
Let's talk Of graves, OF wormS OF epltAphs
Make aust our paper. and with rainy eyes
Write souow on the b SON Of the earth

FNrERr,ISMENrs-D BoYSroN announces
that he will introduce the last wonder OF the age Flee
trie Clocks at s close Of HIS lecture this evenng at
Metropolitan Hall An afternoon entertainmenttodAy
The LADIES HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY, watch IS
doing 90 much good al the Five Poin.s as well as IN
other parts of the City Is to hold an anniversary tbs
evening In the Madison q. Church
DIR. wErINo gives a lecture on Physiology this
evening 1t Blocker Baidings
AT Burrows. "The Merry Wives Of Windsor'
and The Two Queens"
At WALLAcE's, for the beneht Of Mr. PAlhpA the
Treasurer, Goldsmiih's comedy Of she Scoops 10
Conquer and the " Pet Of the Petticosts.'
AT the BRoADwAY The Gladiator and iAVoEie
farce of "'TwAsI-
Ar the ST CHARLEs, " The Lost son, The
MILDLY Ashore, and The Valet De sham
Al BANNuxs-ln the afternoon, "Who sPeAN'
First" and The Village Gossip Ia the evening
Blue Beard, and A Phenomenon
DIR. VALENTINE gives one Of his Comic Entertain
nlents al II pc Chapel
AT the Ckcus the French EquestriAns, the iavoFie
piece Billy Button" sc.
AT woop's MrxsrAELs, new features IN ne sea
timental add Burlesqus Ethiopian line
-RANvARp's Pauora-na Of the Holy Land No. SO
Broadway.
-RrsLrr's Panorama Of the River Thames, No. i96
BrUsdwsy.
-sANToKp's Panorama Of the Mississippi River al
Metropolitan Hall
The wAsIuSoroS EXHIBITION Of Paintings AID
ether WORKS Of An, Al the An uHiOn Rooms
The NonEI Of San Francisco "a Ga exhibitor =;
No 3l2 Broadway
The srvpse CrEiOso il Il No CO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
RogsIRY-During Wednesday Digi
F.1,L Aoc,prsr.-On Wednesday afternoon
A BErrAL Hrss.xp.-During wednesday
NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

Ryruks or M,ssrosAKY.-Mr. Jacob Ram
Ia fayyn,ry az ooShory has rssarsed 70 that pssss
froE Afrses where sent missionary oftas Fps
coal Chureh taxss so1x He that tho
go "a fnTe aaity fOsrs.nS heSs, aud the lzasosa
rs are soOyfDz good health. lie VIII retan In s5or
tins % tho Sid u his snoE's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
CITY ITEMS.

lV' We enjoyed most miserable weather
Yesterday The wind was cold and searching and the
dust few in unbrokcn clouds in all directions so that
sometimes people could not see across the street and
drivers Of vehicles obliged to stop their invisible
teams TO prevent serious collisions The Street Com.
mission or has not been heard FROM and his best friends
begin to despair Of his exclamation until Laysrd comes
this way During the afternoon and evening there
were symptoms OF rain but none came and the busy
throng Of metropolitan moles still gasped and grosned
and suilocaed as they iOed along their underground
Messages 10 business or homeward. Oh. the Dust
We can scarcely think that the wicked Egyptians were
moro desperately plagued when their dust was turned
to lice for living creatures would die, and there an
end bu; our dust Is eternal II Is an entity In most abb
surd quantity II Is native and TO the manor born u
il the sacred boar frost OF the Dsraum OF an
earlier formation which il Is death to disps,e ike the
sacred bird OF Egypt, it has the monopoly of the
strees It makes our heads s perch and our houses It's
abiding place part Of our peculiar Institutions
with which no man may interfere. The scripture, sa'
cred and profane. ia fulfilled we have returned TO
dust and. even like the old serpent against our siom
sehs DO we eat thereof Oh, the Dus;
"Of comfort no speak
H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

Mss MrErIye OF TIE PADrERs-Tae
p.lB,,-. of Ne-Ysrk held large AID sfrtet meet
l,- 4 The Hal No 40 BS~sry' iasS eTeaiag Severz
bvrdrea were present. The PrOeseiiass WEIR sArn'-
-. .rHoxA, II. CoPrISs. WAS chosen CaAl-ua4a.
F,w.ri paly Wee pressisSt sat D O w-a1eA and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

~ The BloOmingdale Presbyterian Church,
under the care Of the Third Presbytery Of this CITY
has Tor some time past maintained Sabbath School
and oceasiobal preaching principally BY students from
Union Seminary in small school house In Fly first.
st. near Egth sv But through the spirit Of one Of ts
member. with the cordial cooperation Of the rest i
has now the use Of a and commodlous temporary
Tsbernacl' Fteth 81 little east Of Egihav, Rev.
l. c. Lockwood. Pastor. The Church Is aided by the
Presbyery in the support Of its ministry Before its
erection there no place for Sabbath School or
preaching but the small school house, in compass
brscing population Of perhaps ten thousand, viz be
tween Forty sixth and Fhy-sixih sts, and between
Fifth sv aud the North River AZ III Is q, the terrnaa
ton OF the Eghthav Railroad and in sigh, Of the Crys
tai Palace, the population IL rapidly increasing. about
two hundred edihces having been erected the past
year. and probably still greater number being about
10 be erected the present Ia these circumstances this
enterprise commended 70 the confidence and cooper
alton Of the community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

SPRING MASruLAS.-M. BELL, No 50 Canal
At has the magnificent s>scrtncnt of Msntslss
psns every variety and style exhihe in NewsYeSt
HE embroidered and spleqae work 10 really mssaiac
Ladies call Sni examine them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
orryct or rHs STEAMSHIP UNCLE SAN,

NorIcE TO THE PUBLIc.-From certain pro
eeedings the Police Court reported in Of the
newspapers OF tins City t would appear that Mr. horEe
shaw nv confidential Clerk, had connection with
George T. Hamilton IN the late ket svindle
Mr. Shaw has been in n employ IS Clerk aud Cashier for
more than years. and has always sustained most nn-
bemshcd ard respectable chAracteT and 10 my opinion
incapable Of dong dsreputable act there has nothing
been eleitec far. calculated 20 erimnate him.
The Public requested % suspend an opinion upon ths
sub sc al the invest IL completed
which Will entirely free him from the sispoion OF
teing the remotes degree connected with 80 sxntns
a Transaction r. MILLS, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

ELrcrIos ros ESsrSEEEs.-The returns Of
tie Election for Assistant Engineers q tie fl7e De
psrrnssi n5t al N ~asa our paper sen' % pres
Il was thought, however. hat a. ne regular tan
e.dalesr hsd beea elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

~ Whatever may be the weather to-day.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

u The Junior Exhibition 81 the University
Of the C=y If New York VII take place On Iaar'4ay
nsxi a: l0s A ". in the Chapel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

GAs-Gas Fixtures of beautiful design and
workmanship are reiveS daily at the great Msnafsctss-
iuS Depat OF AkcEss. w.ssEs Co, Ne. SO Broadway.
Designers constantly engaged producing new patterns