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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-03
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE having completed The twelfth
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-03
GILCHRIST PORTER,
AttoFneV at I.aw ~

HAVING located at HANNIBAL, Missouri, win
II practice in the courts Of the eonnlisa Of arlcA
Rls Pike Montgomery, Warren, Lincoln, and 81.
hOee in cSIliOI' New B1ildiDE, cornsr Of Maia and
S2'Ssl Bird ats., Fwit,
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Millinery and Dress Goods.
MRS Nj RInn

On Second Street, North Of Hin Street,
S now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
L Of GOODS, enabling her 10 supply her customers
with all kinds Of fancy silK Bonnets, Embroidered
GimPs, and Gimps Of every description and size She
will keeper hand aVarietv Of Spring MAnas, of new
style, and Misses and children's Basques. Also, a
handsome assortment OF Wells, Ribbons, aMd Flowers.
Dresses made and patterns cut to oTder in the latest
styles. Gloves, Innings, Feathers, Ladies' Riding
HAS, and everything else usually called for in such an
While extending q general invitation 20 call, she
wishes the fact kept in mind, that she is determined
there shall be reasonable ground Of complaint on
account of Prices. (mch.Sl-vsyO
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-03

FANCY and STAPLE GOODS.
RICH AND BEAU rIFUL
Spring and Summer Styles!
COLLINS q BR E ED.
Main street, Hannibal, RaO.,
Call the attention Of purchasers generally 10 their
carefully selected stock Of fresh and fashionable
ID R " g o Old So
Which arc just now received. They refer particularly
10 their stock of
EMBROlDERIES. of real French Work
Collars with and without points; Under Sleeves; La.
dies Embroidered Handke rchefs; Edgings and lnser-
tngs; Tansfe, ring Bands, Chemisettes Capes; also
some beautiful Soulaeh Collars. This stock is one Of
the most complete ever brought TO this City.
DRESS GOODS.-Prints Ginghams Jac-
Vnes and awns Barge de LANES; Tissues Plain
and Figured Bareges small Figured French Chin,zes
for Childreni Summer de LANES; Alpaccas; POplnS,
&c.
DRESS SILKS.--A selection of the most
slegan, Fashionable Styles, among which the plain
colored Poult dc Soies so much IN demand also va
,rleiy Of Black Silks, of all widths aud prices.
BONNETTS AND RIBBONS.-A superb
or selection and cheaper than the same styles were
ever sold before.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. -Cassimeres;
Linens, DraP d'Ete; Vestings and Cotouades, of the
newest styles; also, fine assortment Of Childrens
Goods. such as Cashmeretes Tweeds, sc.
STAPLES AND SUNDRIES. -Domestics;
Checks, Hickory; Chambrays; NanKeens Curtain
Musns Shawls; Handkercheifs; Cravats Hosiery
Flannels, Swiss and Jaconet Muslins; Irish Linen
Ladies' skirts; FilSt Mitts and Gloves, Parasols aud
Fans.
BOOTS AND SH0ES-We wish TO call tho atten-
ton OF the Ladies 10 Stock of LADIES' Shoes We
have some Of the finest and the latest styles custom
Made. We have also an excellent stock Of Mems aud
Chdens Shoes and Boots, from the finest to the eoars.
lest.
HATS AND CAPs-Ge fine Silk Hats, all prices
and Spring Styles, Panama, Leghorn, Citizens and
Palm Leaf Hats, Gents and Bows.
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE-Or the
Newest Patterns and Styles.
CARPETS - We have lot OF Ingram, three ply
and Stair CaPeting, which will sell at st. Louis
prices.
| COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND MIL.
find in this stock many STYLES
not be found in Wholesale Houses aud they were
all selected from the importers, in the East will be
sold at such prices cannot fail TO give entire salts
faction.
! ~ Call and examine the Goods before purchasing
elsewhere-eVen If you do not buywe will be pleased
TO show them. COLLINS & BREED.
| (apr-7.le53 w-ly)
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Daguerreotypes! Daguerreotypes !!
p PITTS

y esident Daguerrean Artist, would simply re-
lU mind the citizens OF Hannibal and surround
ing country that he is still taking pictures at his
Gallery on Main street, over Wilson'S hardware
store, and would inform them, that from recent
additions to his stock, and his increased facilities,
he is now prepared TO take pictures in a style
far superior to any heretofore taken in this city,
and at reduced prices. Call and examine.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-03
Look out for che old lumbar ward

H.VUn VHH tut NNEV VIU AULIUUI NdAUs
NM ELL seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for all build
w ing purposes, can all times be had at the Old
Hannibal Lumber Yard. which has been established
years The proprietor deems unnecessary to puff his
Lumber to make il SELL to say aly thing about ex-
perence in the business except those who never pur-
chased from him. He would remark that an experience
Of eight years in the business gives the decided advan
tage over any other who never had erperieRce-his
Lumber has leen purchased for cash and selected with
great care, from The best mills in the PInery Me-
chancs and others wishing TO purchase Lumber would
find to their advantage 10 call and examine the stock
Of Lumber and Shingles at the Old Lumber Yard be-
fore purchasing elsewhere II you cannot get for
less price, Twill guarantee you get il as low and
better article for the money Also Lumber Shin
giles and window sash.
NJ Don't forget the big Sign on the wes' side Of
Third, between bird and Hill streets LOoL sui forthe
Sign OF THOS. S. MI LER'S
teb26u LUMBER YARD.
1883. 1853
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-03

NEW BOOKSl
Frank FreemAn's Barber Shop, by r. 3. Hall;
Reveries Of BatcheloT, By E. Marvel;
Stray Yankee in Texas, BY Paxten;
Cap Sheet, by MyTle.
~ For sale At the New Beck Store By
jylAWtf D.. GARMAE.
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stsamtoats ann Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passonger
IN Trains leave Pies foot Of Dusaess a. foio~, VIZ.
RssOsd Buffalo n CITY Rs ~ ~s'Ors c.ARse Of bag
t'Sss Sc, ma Exraxss att AN for DunAirt
NAYa8S6PN ar D, iaFac aud al 10 eluodisto stations
NI0ar lxrRlss ~ I'M for DarkqA and haf.lo.
ENcsANT stt IN ioi DSnsik and Al ntrrssiae ssaacns
On Sundays only enc ESpess Tram At y; NJ - g.
The Es ns esunec' oqns With Lass ssos Rsiad iOs
Cleveland Cponn Caaso e. buho WITH h class ssaness
not '''''''' '''''' cHAs SlSoF sgpsrin,and
NTEN-YORk and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, wa
~ NEwJEESEY RNLROAD.-U. S. MAIL and RXPRESs
LINES-Tlsash in -Four HsuN-Iesye kew-Iork fo oi Ccu
u. ssnS S FAC 's' snS sSds &
Mshess IsN 81 e - or sora sisss N ths a. Io. orr
1SoeA bassass carried te BALTIMORE Ws,hts,n Norfolk aud
Ss,1ss'S 70 .ss 80 W. I'D and P, s and s cen
bssase the sr, rs minutes bcOre Ge tars cave
FOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
fSFsE s s . sAa Sg ss Cies . "S on
'' ss ssSs .pS zoe Pa s. s' c l. s ss
l,si.e = Boston is fysd& through @ great dp.seh BY
REGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoniugtoi. for BOS-
~ ION, fRovlDEhCt- NENv-BEDFORDs TAUNTON and
without ehsnee Of cas- OF dsteriio1 " ~
Ths steamers VANDERBiiT Capt Joel Stone aid CoMMo-
Providence Boston ard RsTosd iesSee %
ss a. sSss Nd s SS \ orr s wsisf ss'ys
ihe siIisa Of the NAL usn WHICH esyss sosos y P NJ
end elegance The odiceSs experienced and
shorter aud direct the mp pleasantly expeaonsy
performs while all re- reaching er
The coMMopoRE hom New-Yosk-s Monday Wednesday and
fssy fors S.Gs n tue S ssv and
Saturday From StonnstonMoncsy, WEDNESDAY and Friday
per mai tran 70 Povdenee Boston Tsastoo and
Baggage Master accompanies the seaef sna Aa Afh eh
.ieser PERRY leaves PIOvdeuee for Newport st 2PM,
Yo pass e. Ssrsh sooms or freight application may be nsde
A. Pam \. X, at tie Office, No ~ Bs'teiyPi4ee'
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, %. s,
cOnsspondenes Of The n. Y Tribune.
pUIIADVIPHTA F66ay nay n les3

cOnsspondencs u The N Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Nay p, 1858.
The Presbyterian General Assembly odd SCHOOL, met at
the usual time this morning.
After praye by the moderator the minutes Of the proceed
ing session were read
DR. Mcdowell moved that the Assembly go into ballot
for four Trustees ofhe General Assembly 70 MI vacancies
IL tie Board IL serward agreed at the gesti0n
OF Chancellor alworh that TIE gentlemen nominated b9
elected by reclamation
The names Of tbs Trustees elect are Rev. Joseph II.
Jones d D. Hon hensy Johns Francis n Buck, and sin
gleion A Mercer Esqs
The Finance Committee reported TIA. many u the ac-
counts were unsvcidabiy complicated The Committee
recommended that number OF the accounts which were
susce pthe Of such arrangement be blended, with
new 10 sinp,fc..ior The Committee further recommend
in accordance with the suggestions OF the >tandug Com
mIee.
The report VAS Oh motion placed upon the docket.
The Committee Leave of Absence reported that leave
hao been granted 10 Rev Thomas Savage Of the Pss5ys
~ OF Londonderry. The report adopted
Rev DR. ZachariAh, OF the German Reformed Ch1rcn,
was introduced 70 the Assembly and made some Interest
il remarks concerning he history condition ana pros
poets Of the Church he represents.
The remarks OF DR. ZaehAT1Ah were appropriately re-
sponded 10 by the Moderator.
The order of the day-btng the discussion OF Location
for the I'D Western SemnAry-was then taken up.
DIR breckiurdpe resumed bis remarks npOn the SUD
ect He did not conceive that CINCINNATI could Do con
iersc f,r NON. M in connection with the subject Pc
ora he knew but little about but ne was sAsrsd that ts
Chur I'M illinois cid no; expect the location Of the Semi
rsr a that out The ella ms Of ST. Louis next
sdered That city bad made liberal ou-r toward me Is
,.hlil,snt al the Seminary he thought however that
in ~ he condition If the Church in the State Of Mis-
souri, the efforts 10 found the Seminary there woad tend ~
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Msbicdl.

DR. CHARLES MUNDEs WATER-CURE rs
IL TABLIsHlHNT at FLoRENCE. lNorthamPton Mss h.,
g been greatly enlarged aud improved oue new sna
purchases able accommodate upward OF 10 rag
tshshneli situated In Of the plssAIti and
Of NevEnssrd sbou-dug On sp Of the P1zs snd ees
earliest dsple o. PeniE .nd ne
Oldest drop.kc Physician living Pee ioE board ana Ee'
meut s9 per week.
" NJ. BUTLER's PATENT TRUSS and SUP
PORTER PADS for uPturel and ProApsns Ut-El
Ig Womb owirs 10 their new add distinctive ionS ndoes
roica consequently fast ruPerceens 81 others
ust Otee No Nesey NeWYork female IN aendsnce i"-
isnts frussed a. TWO weeks sge.
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THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

This body net on Saturday at o'clock A. N. Bishop
wArGH presided After the usual prayers the Secretary
resd the minutes report read from the Missionary
Committee agreeing to the following Missions Cherry st..
NJ f. Bethel Church, Mt. Vernon. 0invlle Green Point
Atlantic Dock Brooklyn Home Mission, Clintonvie, Md
die Island Amagansett, New Haven Home Mission, NIL
fuId W.stport, Say brook Second Church IN Hartford
New Milford, Brookfed and Southyilie, Pennington
Ii:ch6.ld, Berlin Pleasant Valley and New Hartford
There were appropriations made for these Missions as fol-
lows:
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THlRn-CLASs PASSENGERS
limited number third class will be taken from Ph
delpha Liverpool srd found IN cooked provisions
Fror Philade phis $50 From Liverpool. SIS
psase VII be issued herr parties who deSifous
OF bsIrvirg ou their friends eouesIcT dung rates.
goods hardware &C. VIII DC taken SID
iect O.
An experienced surgeon vii be carried on each ship.
Sma drefif drawn sigh England and Ireland ~
ps- freirtf or ps,sre Apply 70 THOMAS RICHARDSON,
M. Is Broadway, NY. and No Walnuist, Philadelphia
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Co, lave pool
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igous perseeutions in the Old World referred 10 the
Coma iee already rsi-sd on Religions Liberty.
The Assembly concluded its session with prayer.
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of order of the Surrogate OF the
County of is hereby Gen TO al persons having
claims aepst RUSSELL DAY HALL late ofthe City OF SeS-ork
de.ad with vouchers thereof tn s1o-os
at the Bslesier lane Attorneys No II SAS.s IN me
CITY of before the twenyhd day OF November
hsIt-Dssd New.Yok, the twenty-frt cay Of Msy 1888
my23 ls~6mM sAkAh Olbbs hALi- Aanin'FaeiA'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
Cogpy hereby having clum asi
GOODRICH hie the cy Of Se- forl seeasd to ne am.
No
beo The lob ay~ September s"
Yoit he 5h dy n March las lmi ls~nmn'J = "oopHeh
In PURSUANCE of an order OF Jesse e. Smith, Esq,
II Of = according 70
bw p-rson- claim. HENRY WooDd.N ate ne
,ouhen thereof subscriber her rendence No 81 Hal TIE
feoraA
~ il. liG la~emM'l MARY A WooDsAs AdmnsuatrL
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
L Yok Al havnz
go. Of foti a~es-ed
subscriber,
Of before the
s'rsi fISLAY, NJ. D., Executor
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UvIIH rlRInpO siE.l 1DATEs ON SAILING.

''' fDW'D X. Collins Co, No. Sc Wal.str NY.
BROWN SHlPLEY 4 Co. Liverpool
q a ROBERTS Co. No 10 Kings Arms Yard, London
JOIS NITNROE Co, Rue Mort Dame des Victories,
Paris, OF GEO. H. DRAPER, Hevre
The these ships viii not be accountable Tor gold silver
balloon ewey precious stones or metals unless bs OF ladifS
are signed therefor and The value thereof therein expressed
YHHElIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAM
Co favoute steamships follows
CITY oY MANCHESTER, 2l25 Capt Robert Lech.
CiTY or GLASGOW 1910 tuns.. William Wyle
CRY OF Ssturday H. 1853
ciry Oh GLASGOW July 2 1855
ciTY 0F MANCHESTER Saturday July 80, 1853
rITY or GLASGOW Saturday Aus. %, las
cIIy or MANCIESTER Saturday Sept II, 1888
CiTY or GI AsGOw Saturday Oct 1855
LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW. Wednesday June 1853
SiTY or WINCHESTER WEDNESDAY, July 6, 1855
SiTY OF GLASGOW ......... Wed<esisy July n, 1853
dry or MANCHESTER WEDNESDAY, Aug a. 1855
RA1ES OF PASSAGE.
PHILADELPHIA fRoM LIVERPOOL
soop .ir so Saloon after 20 gns
mdaLip ....... IS midshp - lib -
seward 800. o. forward ....lS
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FLORAL CoscERr PLYMOUTH CHURCH SABBATH
ScHooL-A concert Of sacred and secular music com
prsing songs duets tios and chouses will be given
Ply mouth Church REV III. w. Bsschsr's) on Tuesday
evening 10 which 800 young singers Of the Church viii
take part uudt r the direction Of Mr.. H. H. Mathews
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NIL
a .r sH&sSsD Sss. ss osasi: W..
Buffalo Fan. follows 10 AN AID 2isPM Rstu9
Pensers Buffalo viii find This route .upeno IN
point Of comfort TO any Other The CsG % o out.
s Road in Buffalo on the wsRREN coBSRS sUpt
IIORthe WEST and SOUTH-WEST-BA
L and OHIO RAILROAD, for Wheeling zAne.vie cincnn.li
Lamar. S , The tunnels then unfinished are coaps
ed ID fine order and presents one OF the most
ssss: B aG P Wheeling ESQ @
. o. B. hGU .sai od G1 dam and P
coed thfoce d: mGrnp. s1s the s sP %
Baltimore at ard BY tsRs the mail tram A. reach MGstDS
To with TIE Western the ears Leave M.anstSR
Hou,e9 nine miles from Baltimore At wbeedng the large
sn Of The TDOn h.s sT s FOR ss ear.
convey passengers down Ohio to Cinann, and Louisville
S was s ct d a0' fsps for 10y
S 81 Other SsS tee ten to suo
BY railroad BBaagase checked through TO "seens and no
seIe wh ht .nywhee the rGu.s from P.isdsl.
.,tiDs6n 10 SSns e. sou to Cincinnati Eli to sa.
ss For the tickets apply Phsdelph Baltimore and wsshss
fWslst' Wy VIM. PARKER, Gen'l saPenntsndsnt
TOLEDO, NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL-
ROADFomus in connection with The M'ehisas southerS
Rsosos the oTiy entire between the Ea and ws
The and mOi expeditions route between Eastern cities ChcAso
ana d LOUIE SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
and .er MONDAY May To- Passenger Trains viii leave daily
rsundsys excepted as follows
Accom- .d.tcn at 9 10 A N, stopping n sl.tation.
Day Express at Isl NJ stopping only frcGonf Bellevue Mon
Nshi Express at NJ, stopping only Fremont Bellevue,
MouToeyle. Korwalk ana obesin
Dsy Express 10 A NJ, stopping Only al NorSak Monroeye,
Acc nInodsnon at 10 A. M Stopping at all stations
Night Exprs NJ stopping snlJ at Ooern No's Mop
roevslls. Bellevue and Fremont
AT Toledo with trains Michigan Southern and Northern n,sna
Railroad Chicago and stations and through Chicago Ad soek
Island RaiSGS and Illinois River oans Inc 70 81
At Bellevue with trsr Mad River add Lake Enc Railroad for
Ssncusky Cils Springfield DA,on Cnenna &C T.
AZ Mfot with .Ansfed and Sandusky Railroad os
ssDdussy Shelby Junction Columbus zSnsye SeSsr nc
road fT coler Cneinn.t and WAY stas:p. and
Boston via Bsass an Albany and for New Yc
IsHs Of Ss vsi.Dd ard f..Iss s0ad =, Pill rs saS
MAY, l-53-The popular steamboal EDWIN LEW
w Is Capt }. CorieS for SHREWs II, ke Highland
Dock PoIt Washington Mounts Dock Brown Dk hdds'oEn
and Red Bank Ssle l eea VII leave Feci % Fief LAX Vei
~ ''A"" AZ. SEwYoRk Lave sHRrwssuxX
ssrr1Ssy. Nav h. s. 81 Fndsy NJ y 81
Tussdsy Nav ....... An ,icndsy May 8 49,. IN
TaSsy MAJ s........i Pm Monday May 50: ....,.;IrM
and loo.e Hemp oannOt Be csIr,~S irs.sh
s te readiness to sssii 70 al parts Of the
BESSON BRoUwER- AssstA No Isl west-t.
BUFFALO and NETWORK CITY RAILROAD
I'D Ne~-Yet 1afErie RAroAd HoRNELLSVlLLE-Irsirs
Bvrf ExPREss-Thr0ush IA sodt hours % uinats
Vsi0 change Of Az ca hasgsge.
? M TSrsrss sSArs@aTiys a. Rusaio IOAM
Tolsss No Is cotsnd' and 4 foot Sf 1gsnss
w c. TlILM,psr. Agent No. Is oourdsndt-st
.CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILA-
" DELPHIA From Pier No North Rves. foot o. Bstey
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~ The steamer Agawam which has been bulk sx.
pressy between Sag Hsrbor and Greenpo put
on The roue and made her ia trip Monday and more
than met the expectation of her friends She Il beautiful
BOATS finished in good style, with many improvements
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70 PHlLA-
" pFIPHIA From Pier No. l. North River. foot Of Bstery.
ps Two Lines daily. At 10 and Acoonedstica Line
by TRENTON South Amboy thence b.
os1s e Bcdertown and stesm STOCKTON . Phiadsr
Tsr s. Exrrt<s line a. by steamboat JOHN fOrfEA
ansv thence direct ThrouEh y hs fsrs
a. RrruTT;ne lesve PhlAcelphis a. 70 AN and PPM
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EDroATiosNL-A public meeting has been called at ia
Eeca to consider application 10 the Leg&afure % 60
bkL Board o. Education and 70 provide torse sehoos
u that village The annual meeting Of The sonca County
Ischers Association Is 70 be held afPoft JsnsrsoA on
Thursday next Ga fa n
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PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.

ADFTAIIt, CaI UTaI'0l. -, =, =, .
These been bn by contract expressly for Government
service Every has been taken in their construction as also In
Their speed and their accommodations
co. are unequaled elegance and comfort Price Of
age from NcvYork Liverpool in isi class cabin S2 in second
$500; from Liverpool
10 experienced attached each
ship. No berth seooed until Paie tor - ,.....,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30

IL RAILROAD opea 70 BUFFALo-The most direct suck.
al Ard cheapesi route Toronto Hamilton and Csnais West
On and ser II EsDAY Jan 49, 1883 trains will cave Rocheser ioi
Bufalo and Naears follows 10 NJ and 2l5 Pm Return
ins sp will leave Buffalo and Falls m Rochester 80 AN
and 40 PM Passengers Buffalo will find This route supenos IN
pot of comfort thoroughly built and
ned with entire new Tho terminus Of
sty ~ - WARREN COLBURN. Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30

Is0vrr- Coroner 81 ~ e iaqusstou sa,urdyspor
isntc Docks. He about FIVE feet 10 higM and HAD
evidently been crippled In the right leg His hair wq~s
Eight brown color, and bis dress consisted Of backl
safk pants, white musn shirt asd q blue striped n
5irt over H. verdict Of found drowned vas rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30

CAsuaLTIEs-A laborer named James Dryer, AZ work
in the Navy Yard, split biz foot With axe Friday,
which will probably render smputaon necessary little
boy eight years Of age the son Of Nj Lnioge
over by engine, Friday evening IN York Il
and badly injured The same evening lad named Wood
ruff Paris was run over in Smith st. by carriage and
considerably hurt. Leonora Cslpn, small child, wks
0yer and ely bruised.