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The Bridal Cake of the Empress of the French
was made in London. 1t weighed 800 pounds ex.
elusive Of the decorations. The following are the
ingredients of the cake Dorset butter "a pounds !;
loaf sugar "a 80; -four % Jordon almonds
40 332 eggs; 40 lemons of orange. lemon and cit
rings 81 pounds; three bottles Of brandy and two
Of noyau.
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VICE PRESIDENT KING AT MATANZAs. A letter
from Matanzss states that Vice Presiden: King had
concluded take up his residence the sugar plan
tation of MIR. jerks. This plantation is situated
about three miles from Matanzas. on quite high
ground. In front of the house there is a beautiful
flower garden, and in the valley below several large
sugar plantations be seen. distant view Of the
is had from this spot it is at sufficient distance
from the water, however, 10 be removed from all
dampness arising therefrom. Mr.. jerks has ten
dered the house. servants, &c.. to Mr.. King, during
his stay on the island, including his two neces,
phew, secretary and servant. The health of Mr.. King
is very precarious. He has, it is said, scarcely five
pounds of flesh upon his budy.
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BRooMs. Mr.. Cooke, Principal of the Insttu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind in this
City, is making by machinery as good brooms as
can be obtained North. He has sent US speci-
men of his work, for which we duly obliged.
The broom-corn was raised near this City
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The SACRIFICE OF A MEDfeM. man, whose
name is Samuel Cole, residing in Washington coun-
~. Ohio, who made insane from the workings!of
the spirit-rappiDgs deusion, became possessed of
the idea that he must Offer like Abraham of old,
sacrifice In the Supreme Ruler of the Universe. He
accordingly proceeded to carry his object into execu
ton by taking off of his feet, which he succeeded
in doing days since in very scientific manner
and with heroic determination that would compare
with the seIf-sacrifcing deeds done in the earlier
ages. His family, fearing that some other OF his
limbs might be demanded in like cause. had him
conveyed to the Lunatic Asylum, at Columbus.
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The ALLEGED Post Once D,faLcnt;o,

MOBILE. Feb, IS The examination of Mr. Sands,
the alleged post Office defauer has closed at Mobile
and he has been bound in the sum of IS 900 to
appear before higher court.
Mr.. Beers, the postmaster at Mobile, has also been
arrested on a charge OF being defaultsr. His ex-
animation is postponed, however for a fortnight.
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eign governments resident in Washington visited
the caloric ship on Monday, at the invitation Of the
Secretary of the Navy. On Wednesday she is to
be visited bv members of the House and Senate
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Es we learn that the receipts for the last ifs
cal year OF the seaboard and Roanoke Railway,
amounted to $4,000. The Road is abopt seventy
miles long 1t will cost, we suppose five hundred
u0ilarS per mile annually to run it; and this will
leave handsome balance for dividends Our Roads
are all improving: With the contemplated con-
nectlon with the Castor Road this seaboard stock
VIII pay al least SIX per cent. We congratulate
Dr. Collins and the other officers Of this ReaJ
the better time comipp.n $500 -'O"u upon
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To RrickmakerS.

TVNHE Raleigh & Castor Rail Road Company wishes
L to purchase about 100000 good hard Brick to be
delivered at the Depot of the Company in Raleigh, the
Wood Yard. Huntsville, or ForestvilIe.
Apply to the undersigned Mr.. A. johnson, sup't.
of shops, by or before the 18th inst.
L. OBJ. BRANCH,
President.
Raleigh March l, 1872. 90
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re- The Tariff of 1916, we observe, is running
the Iron business in Pennsylvania. A number of
additional furnaces are about to be put up to meet
the increased demand
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MORE GOLD. The steamer Georgia, from As
pinwall, arrived at New York on the 1st with 3l7
passengers and with nearly two and half millions
of gold from California.
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UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE. We have received H..
M Ia number of this periodical It contains ~
1O.lO"'pg The old Theme-a Sea Fight-a RAINY
Day-Demosthenes in North Carolina-Nortb o.
rolIna Civil War 17s15s2, Col. David Fann;na
1ne thinker and the Doer, selected poetrvEtbe
banks OF the Epae Reef-EditoriaIs &o
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NASHVILLE AND New ORLEANS. The construc-
ton of the New Orleans Railway seems now to be
beyond doubt. 1t will be 600 miles long, and will
tcost from ten to fifteen millions Of dollars. A por-
ton of the route ia already under contract.
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RALEIGH BAKERY.


Fayetteville Street, Opposite the Market House.
FTIHE Subscribers having commenced the above busi-
at the stand lately occupied by Mr.. L. B. Wal
ker. and employed competent workmen, intend carrying
the Bnkg and C0aIsctiOnary Business i'll all its
usual branches and hope by strict attention to business
to merit share of the public patronage.
shortest notice.
Candy Mandatory.
The Subscribers have in their employ superior CLNDr
MAKERS, and will keep constantly hand supply Of
fresh Candy of various descriptions, for sale wholesale
retail
Wholesale price, by the hundred pounds fifteen Dol.
lars, CASH. Orders from distance will be promptly
attended to.
Fruits, &c.
A fresh supply of Fruits will be kept constantly on
hand, of the finest quality at low prices Country Stores
particularly requested favor with their orders,
which will be forwarded on the shortest notice.
JAMES PUTTTCK,
JOHN MITCHELL.
Raleigh, March l, 1852. Silly.
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Es- We are indebted to Mr.. Pomeror Co.. a,
.n numoer OF Harper's Magazine. This num-.
Oer iS luly equal to those which have nrecodad :.
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anu exile lectures in Petersburg this evening '''O
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DRY GOODS Al COs1

0ENO make room for NEW STOCK in the Spring
for Cash, the subscriber,
FOR FORTY DAYS TO CONE,
will sell off either wholesale RETAIL his present
stock Of Rich Fancy Dry Goods, at New York cost.
T. A. MITCHELL.
Raleigh, February sh. 1853. 24At
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FRANK L WILSON is about five feet ten, and
tolerably good looking. He is neither youth, nor
old, nor middle-aged but about thirty; yet his
bearing is as sober and deliberate that of man
muster-free He has been blessed with superior
mental endowments. He Yields a strong and bril-
liant pen, and his wit, though as keen as forty
cent razor, has nothing of malice or evil in it. He
has written for Godey's Ladies' Book, for Graham,
and other leading periodicals. and that too with an
appropriateness of conception and beauty OF IL
lustration and expression, which would have given
him, if he had been Northern writer, no incon-
siderable reputation. Wilson is emphatically
man of mind, of energy, and possessed of high
moral principle He is warm-hearted and thor
oughly honest. He is an honor to the craft Edito-
rial and we should be grati6ed to see him set
tied" at some point where he could "let himself
OUT to more advantage than he can where he IS.
We beg Wilson to be assured-as we believe
he is-that we have written the foregoing IN all
seriousness He is welcome to it, such as it IS. IT
he should ever be a candidate or an applicant for
any thing, he shall have vote with an empha-
sis and any quantity of the documents"
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still BETTER.

f9andIes! CamdIes!! A supply of Sperm and
u Adamantine Candles, very good and at reduced
orces--nay be had Of p +. PESCUD.
February ed, 1858. -<ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
MAIL GLEANINsS.

SOLID GAs.-Murdock first used gas to light
up his offce a. Rsdrsh IN 1872 at would" Lebiz
De one Of the greatest discoveries Of the 4 any one
could succeed in coDdensr coal into white, dry, solid
sdores sutstAnee portable and capable Of being placed
on sesndlesck or burned in lamp" Already Is the de-
sire OF Liebg being accomplished mineral oil flowed out
Of coal in Derbyhire obviously produced BY slow dst,
non nom the coal On examination IA. been ascertaned
ducsd from coal could Be- formed in Commercial qu,tis.
oy sow and regular distilston. TINS eondensed eoa
gas solid form OF defiant gas desired BY Lebg In form
roston NAV be readily obtained instead of the
gases thrown away Should this discovery Dc sac
cessful promises great change VIII De wrought N ue
as well e. Illuminating gas
~ The election of Col Schouler, of The
Boston Aaas to the office of Clerk Of the Massachusetts,
House Of Representatives u gratifying compliment 70
most "orany genleIAn. a a,s -, 1cs ne CoIoDe
under cloud because he refused 70 make his powerful
journal subsevient TO Southern dicton But the efor
failed or the hearts of the people were with him and he
now has reward in the paty enoluents OF the Office
10 which he has chosen bat in the pleasant assurance
derived from the vote for the Wbg Representatives from all
narts of the State that he enjoys the confidence of the
people Aiosny I've 'oarnh.
HT A correspondent Of The Cicreiaad (O)
Tue Denoc al writing from Mono~ Co, proposes that
tbe Free Democracy nominate NJ Vance OF NJ Vernon
for their candidate J Governor and then call upon each
County the State 70 raise their share Of regular Gov
errors salary according 20 their treeSo srengh and en-
poy Mr. Vance 10 take the stump imniedi ey and labor
continually through the State for the next two years Ths
Correspondent thinks that the Free Democracy Of Ohio
sboud mpport and have Governor Of their own for the
nextcomng years Governor OF the legal affairs
the at least Governor OF the public opinion OF It's
citizens
II The doctors of CovingtOn, KY, at the
ast meeting of the Medical Society adopted the Cincinnati
bill of prices They have heretofore Charged but fifty cents
per visit and for other small jobs in Propornon On and
after the LIST Of January, pill powder, purSatve Will
be administered for less than 81 The citizens OF Covington
are pleased this advance in uxures and talk strongly
OF hencefoh administering their own physic
u The JonssriHe (Mich) Telegraph fears that
the Michigan Legislature will be able to get through
their business within the time limited by the Constitution
There is the General Railroad Law the General Plank
Road Law-General Manufacturing Law-General BANKING
Law an other important laws which require good deal
of time The session is limited to forty days
John Reynolds, Ex-GOv., NJ C., &c, has
been elected Speaker Of the m House of Representatives
The "Od Ranger" decided friend of what known As
the estate Policy" which is mainly directed against ali a.
tempts Of St. Louis to get Raose connection through IL
LIMOS
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Markets for Manufactures.
prom the hanch ter Guardian
MANcuFsTER. Tuesday, ID,

MANCHESTER, Tuesday, Dec. "a, l8oZ
The total receipts of COTTON at the American ports, 70
a. 18th inst were DOL 600 bales against $500 at the
autspoDdng period last year and IN the lest week lj5O
nst g. 600; while the total exports TO Great Bntan
,ee aga MT 80 600 TIE magnitude OF the receipts
io.e Of the week exceeding ever before KNOWN
IA the continued prevalence of high estimates OF the crop,
eu IA connection it'll the decline this side reported
Ia lett "a Of The 2h ult by the Niagara had the effect OF
asng prices to recede IN all the markets OF the United
sss-at New-YOrk, New Orleans, and Mo ,lle 20 the
sb Of gcdlc But m all thess porte reIrhs had reached
he excessively high rate of Oh y ID.
The Liverpool market evidently iuuesced by the tenor
hese sdvces for yesterdays sales were only 100 bales
I'D dsys not than that number while prices are
Sghtly ib the buyers' favor go
10 our own market also similar influence is perceptibe
the conduct OF buyers who, for the most part operate
avery cautious and sparing manner. The principal pur
asers s the Eastern merchants who however,
free in their action than they last week.
vt for some things particularly Ioi and 50 mule twist
By paying rather higher prices IN cases where imme
delivery be secured, which rendered exceedingly
ealt by the extent OF the preengsgements. The Ger
lHe little disposed for business ever and 20 and
3 water twist may be had rather lower terms but
Ae demand for extra hard and mock water, the
nj Of the Italian and Leyaut hOusCs. The home
anen OF the counts buying bat lite these
rms therefore statOnary-scaTcely lower With re-
sxt DOmestcs which have long been quite
ave the makers there have laery been hopeful
sfions slowly increasing demands and this has been
Nh to-day far at least regards the export department.
Sue kinds OF Printing Cloths hardening in price, from
scarceness compared with the call there for them.
lgtther the market for both yarns and goods is steady
md the amount Of business fair for the Of the year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
London Grain Marh:t.

MARX LANE, MONDAY. DEC <ft l"P<'
IT. ,oo;lz we had q very thln attendance, and com
l, holils, market. The show Of WHEAT on the Essex
sanGs wss pseey ins and the supply ron NJ
ruaI The condition OF the greater part was wreesedy
"a (yorss think than any previous occaHonl Dy
paies were salesbe at oIIser prices bott vas very on
slt Do make rogIes. in the disposal OF ordinary sorts
"a Ito turn was decidedly against tire seller Having Few
osry BUYERS and the mers acting very cautiously,
. ons IN foreign WHEAT on treta scale but
rre wss no particular sDxetyto press sales and qaos-
70. remsbed nearly the A. on this day 81 ngnt.
hng OF interest took place footing cargoes The sale
Flour Glow; the top price for town made under
pt DO c snge but country marks hardly SOLD 20 wen as
e American FLOUR was freely offered on rather easier
ma without leading TO much b1sInfs. There was
of gish BAILEY than OF late and factors
sifs sted rather 6rmDess Unable. however,
sotice any improvement either IN demand or price, ex-
|v for picked mailing which more sought after
|Iaeign BARLEY sseabe in retail az late rates In the
|nue Of MALT change took place The fresh arrivals OF
|O,Ts were small but the principal dealers manifested no
|apos0n buy, and have only limited consamptiye
|ynsnd The prices realized were however fully equal TO
|soe OF Monday last BEANS and commanded
ate "A much money before. Prces Of PEAS were also
sdly supported Indian CORK less inquired for than OF
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.,The demand u very inactive. yet Vrces are MN
- CeYhslone and Zsnte Currents, 53i 70 ~ fs1n
Ssa-gi Naenta Bsisins ~ 70 al Dea'sa 3b 70 %
\ "a 81 10 5oi Sultsnss, a. 20 1916 pr cwt
tccTroa All kinds a slow sale, hut not ea-eo1i5
80 sd 70 ID for ordinary 70 good Madras, o1 ~ ~
rors;nEry western 20 rood Ti1niysdy Ali
'usxY IsD FLAx-PeisrsbuTg Hemp - very ff n - "
,tioDs Clesu quoted a. 43s ios 70 tis tof jaw
n Iel and half clean, $50 TO- per tun Manila
10 stsadJ. r.uix In
s5RfTs-AIl kinds Of RIM continue o. move OF Iey
ze stances hisber rates have been oo1ned 10 /,
OF Is % 10 ~ East Indie, 20 hSt hs.n. ~
Lou In brandy very little is dOinE. aud the rs, .h
n lower British made Spirit active Il F'"
Speya dull at q 8 10 2 10 = gallon. in I,,h
pEoyfs,oss Tbere Is rather more Ops, as Roth
guftr and iins parcels have sdysnesd " Y - B..
Fna,is2 and foreign Qualities held for f1G little
sor aeaSy, and II dssrer. In other Hieies '0''
tOing. - =, -.,;xs and Scotch Pig
,sx now he purchased at75. spelter daiL o. VIZ
isGa Tin u quite az dear a. last week ~ M, change
OR s-Tbe msrke, j. steady In yrces .assI. Ccs.-
70 report Lu1seed 1915 20 5ol Rap ~ "a p33 Pale
sat af 10 4oI; Palm So to Do q c"t.i pSs 70 iss:
seal Gss Brown DO. 4S5 TO 80 Ssy'Is ga 20 235
gssd' Latte $50 70 sea; Greenland "hile' III
soutlern SO TO &35 pup i,.c,i~. and prices are
- .,.,,ed Ply C. on the SPOT IS s5 10y ~ AZ ~
~ ~. ,,op,bs 45j y owt Iown snoTi ~ -
~ We spis Rongh Eat, 81 e ~ ios me seoD
c"d ne 80 sSsinss 81 z6l do. ~ 1871 o<sA IN 1917
= 10 =; 20. md IA in lS'o
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

COMMON CoUscn-Ihe regular meeting Of
the Board Aldermen held Monday evening tho City
Hail. the President OF the Board, Aid Couistock, in tho
Chair. alton then received from Mayor
Berry the resolution recently passed BY this Board
n.uctng the Council TO prepare bill 20 be presented 70
the fure relative 30 alterations Ia tho City Charter
The assigned for this is that the required stsrs
lions not full enough. . . ~
A petition was received from David y. Mills, sskns
grant lay down Raltrack from the Peek slip Forty To
East New.York Referred % Special Committee. Also.
one from A. Gross and othea 10 lay single track nom
the Ferries 10 Bushwck Referred 10 Special C0mmttee
Also petition rOtn the Chief Engineer, asking for SD
feet of ose which required for the safety Of the city
The President the Board announced the following gen
tlemen the Standing Committees for the present year
Law-SpsIks, Rsphs. Iobley Fnance-flobley, Maerx,
Wllmsrth Stfeet-Bsrker, Smith, Woodruff Ordinances
-Ralphs Wulmarth, Barker Police-Smith, Woodruff,
Barker; LAMPS and GaSs-vM SAINT, Baker, hIphs, M
pairs and Supphes-Barker, smith, Woodruff Accounts
Winmsrtb, Baker Marrx; Wells and Pumps-Masn-
Hobley Sparks Public HealtJohnston, Baker Barker
Stsges--Rsphs, Johnston, sparks
Aid Van SAINT declined serving on the Lamp and 0A
Committee and Aid Raphs declined serving on the Ofd-
napces and Lamp and Gas Committee. - .
Aid Barker offered resolution authorizing the CobIoer
10 draw bond Of the City Treasurer for city
penses OF $1,000 in anticipation OF the cry asss OF ie
A}ter .oue further business the Board adjourned
A,yiyERsARY.-The Seventh Anniversary of
the Wisnsburgh Division No 1851 Sons Of Tempersnee
took place on Monday evening at their hall, corner OF
South First and Fourth-sts.
SIorry HoRsK-On Saturday night, a horse
and sh WAGON were stolen from the premises OF MI James
F,e,mau In Newtown. The horse was III hands hish,
rough coat hair and bad white star IN thc torehssa
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1853

knew. she replied at il the B;ishsrs the day Of
Judgment" The old man suddenly rose took down his
loaded mutket picked the flint and put in some new
prinng and beside hi. bed Getting into bed syain
be said, Nor rife, let en- come; In prepared for
ciiier"
tie often snd that eorporstions have 10 souls, but
the worthy Superintendent Of the Rutland and Bur
Dgton Railroad, Mr. Dunlap, and the President Harry
Bradley have souls and generous ones too, for they
gave the Delegate. to this Temperance Convention the
use Of the Railroad for hslfprce. Rutland has re-
ceived new mpulse and her business and population
have largely increased within year or two past but
thepeople need the Maine Law for they drink here
great deal of very poor liquor.
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Richardson. Bros. & Co.'s Circular.

LINtkFooi, llth Mouth Y7th, leoy.
knce the date Of last report we have been VISITED
u terrific storm, wind blowing from s :. w, and con
esshle damage has been done TO many houses ia III.
Sheorhooi and 10 the shipping anchored in the river
ook for very distressing om the sea coast Dur
Sthe next few days.
usr 81 at thus holiday our GRAM Market has
u inactive one, without any material Operations 70
s variations in the priee OF article Of the trade
Nh Mo- zsth-At this days market we had better al
ssnee OF mille aud dealers than might have been sx
esed Of this season. and fair consumptye demand was
Senenced for WHEAT At the tall rates Of last Only
de easness resulted Flows and make no alters.
"a u the value Of such The arrivals OF INDIAN CoRS AZ
NJ Of can have been rather more liberal bui hoiers de-
Ans extreme rates CHECKED business Very httle done
soars and decline Of ID IS 70 submitted seo-
sssay Inscriptions In OATMEAL no change to police in
tAss Tie value or demand TIE weather has taken up ne
~" s'ssy appearance Of frost.
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Bro wn, shiplcy & Co.'s Circular.

LIVERPOOL Friday, Dec. "a 1852.
During the past week shere has beeu stoadiness in
Corros market with partial improy of Id h
IN the mlddling qualities OF American.
The demand continues limited but the hrmness in the
American markets under the pressure OF heavy receipts has
given confidence 10 holders IN present prices.
The sales for the week ending last evening amount 10
q $50 bales Of which spectators have taken 2o and ex-
oers BGO bales ut the following quotations. Fair Orleans
III Fair Mobiles, 81 FAR Uplands ;. Mddns Orleans,
Middns Mobiles, 81 Midfling Uplands 81 Ordinary,
isd5 50 Inferior, Sad4sd. ~ H. To-day the business Is
siiin. ted nj ECO bales.
The stock al Cotton in this ror, is estimated at f 600
les OF which 23 600 American, against total stock
period OF last year OF $50 bales OF which 900
we're American.
Trade in Manchester has shown slight improvement
and most descriptions YARNS and GOODS have been in
rQn, at firm prices DoMEsTiCS continue dali OF sale.
fhe Coss quiet last weeks prices Western
Canal Flour 29j6; Baltimore. Philadelphia and Ohio 29i
Canada % a2s and "a ga 81 D Dbl White Indian
Com S6l Yellow sac, and MiIed 81 y quarter White
wHEAT j4d7II0; Red 6i607lSR 20 m
RESIN continues IN demand at bd6 tor common up 10
49, Y for fine quality and the sales Of TuRPENrsE
ior the week 300 bbls. at III " cwt
Per Baltic TUESDAY Dec ~
The CorfoS market has been very quiet during the past
two days the sales reaching 1000 bales only, with prices
rather in fayo Of buyers but not decidedly as to cause
change IN the above quotations.
The business CORN market has been dull, without
rhange In prlces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

q, Ixs~Ssy rs,sns Jss H. astsT s~ysrs Hhess WILLIE
DAVID .ea Of I,sss 5 and Mvass TssAn vel Jes Asd
months II =. ....Is.,~.
IT, relative. .sd Gesds u the fzsy ssd o. as mnas,se
nm Te,,,re respesf4ly svl,sd 70 sftsad sis eners
,s~r ,.er. Se s Grasdst Wednesday jan ~ lSS nls
49,. a. ,.m.ns taken 70 Creenvoot Cenetefy
@sgssr hs esldfee COMO aao Es ' u saeA s'ss A's
Of Resvea" ..wx.u vvyt,xs r..x..s
S.ss..r al Et<seIer and Nxy A. James ssed years.
AhT or In. a4y sn1 Trends senersIy are ,s'ss "a
80 r. fa,sr,I 20 DAY oeock. r. NJ from NO. - -"
500. Isssd~y Jsn H. cARoLIsE - 80 q H..
n $500 sad assshisr Of Ne <e Hoe i'"
b~sn Ne ..x s...r.los IisrsdsJ, q : oesoSs'
go Bssoe Roass Ia ne iets - ~ a. ca,
Cal JANIS H. DAKIS. Arht~a
Oe TUESDAY, norsns eeA 10
10 var I..s. .s q. s.ss y, esspssuss s~ssa -
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ALLEGED MURDER.-On Monday night be-
tween and o'clock, & difficulty occurred between
party Of Germans ed Irshmen, Of Fulton and
Clementsvs, in which Of the latter, named John
Ward, w. k,iiei. Is appears t6ss tue dssnaas wsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

fRox PoRr-iu.PRYcE.-We learn from
APT Dodge. Of the schooner Lucy, which arrived on
'sesasy morning from ortaa-Prince, that the fever
soil raging when he left that port eighteen days
nee