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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

FArAL FALL.-CoEoher Gamble held 90 IN
aae-t yestsFcAy = tie house No III. Frekss ep'e -
siss al 0e.Sck yss,erdsy n0n1nz q eonseiaene1
sgre 0f he skull received he sYs.iDs gfsyos .
,cry 3SiiSspx 70 Bro.c~.y nsar Rscsors IL ,g2-as
that ne Sse-sssa preparing 70 erscs = 49,. - 81
NJ are plEak = rs ksz1. r -. - - ,i.esi
,sros. lie hols frc one ofths lower aosss IS -? = 2n
- "a sri lie he.a Of the 1890 nasios 49,. as
FIJI Tie gzry res1srss vsrsss' " % '-
cs.srd .ss astiys 4 Seosaa1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

- .Ss sseyi5s nod health. He wiz re,un in sSo.
,iU, 10 The sid u his sn0E,s
Row BErwEEs THE DcrcH AID IRBH.-
I'm svn6ay ssg bere serious row tetssen psrty 81
fateh sl1 another party Il IEsh employed The csas
sordspt0wn- IL Lsisd zssF bier sAoon. pstol
vas presntsd &C he MAYOR q Eogasst0wn vtea be sp
pesea to qasl s Disturbances. sh0ss vsss hred ~ M
Dutch, and two persona were s>raoasiy ~cenaeo-
An ssss1ls wxs made on Monday hnornfns ~ ps<;y
TIE fnfh upon bn1zber Of the Geras1s smp syea
Iocs bss tksy dS Dot s0ceee1 IN diving them ssG Ias
,s.,o,S au,e, Tartsen Of ne rioters we're resssd ana
cen pistsS 20 xi sfss<s tAsoSn snd ss.s we're
ss.rssed dsEi1s he rDsise-
A.,.ss,sr,-seversl parties have com
- - ~. csumsn Council rsl<srvs - ssssssmszr %
- ,,s,-fy vhsch they th-ns lses hs1 isproysd Ins
49,. " - rz.erred 70 Couutttee, Who asve npsres
Sy.sna~lns il an sIrSs srom thetF report. rns Csm-
80 .ssrslo4s rsyo<t that tbs Cs<anoa Cesasa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

The CALHoRSn Ticker SwNDLE.-The e1-
,.ou.top Of Horace A shaw clerk to hr. Mills sssnt tor
the steamship Uncle Sam who charged with beng eou'
lid Nth Geo Hamilton IN ehecting sses on hsnd1'
Lent pa.sazs tickets California 10 various persons vas
Yesterday resumed before justice BosAIt No important
facts were dse Osed aud the case VS. further I
,v -re sUusars D. b. desire the part Of certain
dyUas 10 have the inve., xAtion pot 81 from day 20
dsy IN order 20 II possible compel The pArtios
No AZ. he principal % leave for tetr homes In
he country The magistrate =, however 5eterained 20
rusA the natter through Is soor possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
Assr,r OF ssop LryrERs.-On Wednesday

ARREsT OF SHOP I4IFTEhs--th w rdItsu"T
evening Asst4n. Capt Mrzn Of the finn Ward Yoiice
received information that vel dtessed oot sas c's
f.e. S-rs Ia tie div FOODS store " NJ beek IN Broad
Wv where hsy I'D gone tor the purpose o. shop inz
ODER Evans Iuaed stsiy repaired T. he store snsfe as
fDna the aes who shortly after len soh we're followed
- H. frs 20 up, ard OF dozen stores d1efens psrs
al lie CIV Asr travelling FOR several A0ur1 sad ssslns
them steal stsmpt 20 seal 70 Iii.esL s.sy -.
Pore station where ssarchin< them he b1nd seser.
.szsut scs. eray1ts pscset hadkefenists and on A.
- - al ,bseh were slbseqn1nEly laentlAsd ~ MI
J1nnr4, eic tisr dObs basDess n broed".J aaa St9s
l., ~ 800. deaer 10 C.thsrtnss. The tsnaes we're
s.s-p hsfafe Joree BOss Bat the loans parties aesAsa
,,'As,sS eoasp as. ..d they were dsrhIged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

ARRKsr OF A NOTORIOUS CHAR.oTER-A DO
,,o8. blsek called Butcher joe arrested ysrd-y
,5,~ Tor -tsajins 60 in bank blls from an Old nl1a
a S.rrzniel Moore. residing 70 Orange C01nfy n
\. 49,, rhst .ccostet AZ Moore IL tbe street aad
80 - .,rp up sey~xy for the purpose OF 1cd-
"a - Wbie thrrs the Cd bee ana % interested
!, 49, Of card. rhsr Joe and some ., es eonfcdsrstss
80, estsjn esr1 would up u happened mat &c
e. te ,szsr whsn Joe Suddenly ssked ne taOcoy Which
Moogs Led IN ia hsnd and ws zsnktns % run OF ES>n
49, eauxht him md called ouGly foI an o1cer po
1870, soou appeared, and prsDnsr tsten before
Is.rer BOkar Moore uzade cgap4slt szalRst hin, buf
a rec,ivrz haek rs money as rsfased % sisn o. TIE
rrisCLsr w.s DISCHARGED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
FRE-On Wednesday night. at a late hour


FIRE occurred in the fourth story Of the house No 81
Cedarst Il was OccasioRed by iShted lamp gnittng
one Of the window blinds. Officer Campbell add some
of the inmates eNtinguished the flames with few pals
o; water No alarm was given
~ Last night about ! ~ o'clock, tire broke
out In large brick building the Of No y Ann e.,
occupied by John ~ Bedford. printing estabh'hmsni
John Thomas Pres Room, and others The hre was
discovered BY boy VINO worked in Corners Type Foundry
he gave the alarm and in short time the htemen arrived
the ground and soop succeeded In stngnishins the
flames The FIRE originated m the boiler and engine room,
hut from what IL unknown The premises were
d.usged 10 the amount OF about eSO'O
The Chief Of Police, Caps Leonard, Hopkins. Brennan
and D'tchet with large force were present and pre-
served order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25

II The licensed Coal Carriers of this City
have resolved TO demand increased rates Of csrtaye
from the srst Jay OF April
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ron sALE.--Wil be sold at
public Monday, the thd day OF October
four O'Clock IL Ire evening that very sauabe property
Of and iJth sfee within seventy feet d Penn
yvsna consisting o three thrcssoy brick dwelling
attic stories, well finished and CELLARS each In ad
there brick buildings
bish with other h0usss; whole
thousand and ninetynne feet of ground.
I'd There including three for kitchen, forty
Of them very highly hni.hed Ia he three main houses and ad
joining back buildings
This within oi ts State ard Treasury De-
aud ohe public Offices immediately front
of the beautifully Improved public gvouad which,
with fenuyvsna obtiQueIy OF and
the aide, beauiil
b iasge op~n space FOR cScuIalioa of air.
occupied ~ Mrs WISE boarding house but the houses
BE- -as into Ures tenemen's, with stores or Offices
q rssn Of e aare
third balance in and three years the
fcm tie
Of se deed given and deed Of taken Ts indspua
Bile. GREEN h SCOTT.
Sep9-d Aucuonees
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

Tnr WAsmSeros NATIONAL MosuurSr.-Th
Petersburg tyrrgins) Express Of opinion that do
not feel deeply ought the Importance Of conlsb
uting toward the erection OF The Washington National
Monument, and, illustration Of the ukewsrnness Of
our people with regard TO lh. noble undertaking, lei
take the fund which has been contributed the Crystal
Palaces since The opening OF the Exhibition. Up 10 the
tenth Of September the amour, hand 81 TAT as.
This Included bequesi from one Samuel j. Hughes, a
New Yoiker, who died in California. at The early age OF
nrnctsen leaving 235 10 be applied The general golfers
OF The Monument Association al Washington; 40 that
the real amour, raised by the contributions OF vsefs TO
the Palace up 10 September 10Th, was s2.ass 2s The
Exhibition insugurs,ed the 18th Of Joly that
thi. the r.su Of the patriotic impulse do.
ring 6y days Of The cres, show, The average number
OF visiers, neanwh bile has been 5000 per day, or.
other words ess than 250 900 persons have entered
the building. H. therefore. the OF one dime bad
been contributed by every visi,er, there would be
on hand s25, goo, instead Of hs begsarly ptance Of
81 400 which Is under average OF one cent for each
person u snot uobable ha, one human being has Wis.
tied the Crystal Palace who could not, OF his her
resources Tor through their parents in the OF
Children, have easily contributed twenty FIVE cents and
had this been done 80 500 would have been rsiseda
sufficient 10 have kept the association actively
gagged for many months upon the structure.
We confess we ashamed Of the above statement.
We blush for counitymen place it on record.
II ever man deserved a monument. Washington, above
all olhers, merits His and bis deeds wlll live
for ten'ures 10 come. lis lame Is the property not
only OF the nation, bu OF the world "Calm and strong
Ia council. unirng in effort, wiae in policy terrible
storm in battle, unconqoersd in defeat, and ncorupibe
10 virtue, he rises IN moral grandeur lar above all
other men tilal even comparison seems injustice
We hope that warmer feeling will ye, be aroused IN
regard 70 his monument. We owe II to ourselvesw we
owe i 70 psuto,isnio nas,onal pride aloneo see i
completed "Lei il fise m ], NEE, the in his coming
,be earliest hight OF the morning gild IT, and parting
day linger and pisy on il. .umnii"l
[Msyrih EWis
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qosrn pseRIHrps

lhs tsDs ~ % eroh Nb ~ sriSssd took ssises hS
psynnsni of ue subsesipiion b, made Ia advance.
Distant subscribers money By stss posAgs
which will be paid ali rsk saA
trsnsasson. fatf t5a1 +sf .#% tstI Ha AIMe
The COUNTRY rArKR published wsskiy during
sioas OF Congress aad semi weekly during
subscriptions of period than viii bo
prosortioned to the above apnu~l rates. aate
Or rosrMAsrERs authorized
sending Subscribers, with $50 enclosed
aEM WEEKLY subscribers. with S25 ensiosed WEEKLY
subscribers, with Sio enosed will be entitled 10 OF the
edion they furnirh subscribers for, Svatis.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

II
Of 81 scrrs eight miles from wrShinz,on and
mile plank turnpike road uDd.
from Roosvtlr. he Improvements
ali Of nd
consist of large and convenient d-r
forest s~itz.f
hposss ovvrseers hou.-
10 BY ~ feet house ~ w 10 houses bses.miis
poultry Ac On.aii isnd s well wood
ed sna the eessd good o euva'"n and with
The of the Rock creek, has all bean m-d
vith'n
N,o farm $40 ~ good isnd lying ro Rock
creek ~. gturao~n the n-irho
od Of the lands of S.ssrs unop. Dick Perry and others
"H" ssfv'fown c'ns of two
c"or'he dwrnss With huiding The purposes OF
No, o o 81 acres, coysfed heavy white ua,hr
fofnfy Of The ro~i.
from Wshlnknn bns lhmedscy
nd District " . p'nnk nd tn npiks fna.i
syti sod
dsinr tsr, uis ownsr intending county.
rof iorhsr paueu srpy
JACKSON pRO.. A 90
sept u cow Pennsyivaris avenne.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22
By ). G. McaUInE. Au.,,on.sr.


ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE. AucttOMeer.
UCTI0N SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es FATE ADJOlN-
II raloAd drpo On MondIy afternoon, October g.
shall sell the following described
vaiua.Ie properly. viz
sqasr< e3o fronting 81 feet Nrw
adjoining the noh back about
t,9ieet & e
Ais part No square, fIonins 30
and adjoining toys Hotel The eastward running buck ITO
A.e fronting 7s feet running back
2s5
valuable suitable for hotel
Of aiad and lumber yards &C. Their adap
sou pohzbtr
comment. "
residue Ia twelve, and Eight
secured bearing interest," Title
iin.d
Also, place. sold valuable and
properly pisd-n.bg Jprngs situated
village of including abontien
VI laid surrou0dsns the same. 1asy et f f#f
called the Public spring.
tho brtnye shout
capacisy, bridge .AN#s
The quAe of these water.
rd
pouny valuable and profitable
v st~'iag pses sxtant
By only minu,~,' ride from Washington and
hour from Baiuors, bsias pleasant drive IRON Wash
neson y. 4 ..a.....l
Terms One third the residue slr twelve and eighteen
mons, 10, satisfactorily secured beadns interest
LAS, q. MCGUIRE,
s-pis-d Aoctoneer
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nv ;. 9. MCGUIRE. Auo,loneer.

sse &
ID DOsEWooD PIANO FORTE, HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE
and carriage, suctonOU ednesdny
september ~ ocork tho residence III BsEoa Won
Gerv (rTnsian ny and Green Streets George
Iown, shall SELL
7ocays piano by Bre,,kopf Hur,el Leipsic
Rosewood tete-aletu sofa
A,m pay0r, and chairs covered with sk damask
Rose wood writing cabinet csnsre table N t3 #a
Rosewood ooOkSand, quarteiie tables r#4z. +s f
Elegant krench mHntel co k. match
damask curtains, coraice, fire
Beautiful gt csrcei nnp, bronze ornaments
Bas relief copies VI sculpture, gilt frames
Mahuxany extension and side tab
DO sidrb0ards, oak buiers tray a9s.
Elegantly Decorated BerIia Ckina dessert
Frsneh Chna dinarr, coffee, aud tea ~sts aa H.lt
B~autitui French China bouquet piece
Cut glasa decanters tumblers, wines fnRer howls
Two dozen silver handled kniver, liable cutlery
Mahogany writing cabns desks reading stands book shelves
mineral
Moroccocovered chairs and other Office furniture
Very beautiful oak wardrobe
Bedsteads, bureaus. Wsshstauds
Three-py and invrain cafpes, oilcleth, mating
muslin and chiax curtains coYaics
Refrigerator, cooking stove, kitchen utensils
bath tubs, shower bath, &c.
At one O'Clock s5..
A small carri.ge, suitable for horses
Fine large horse about nine old excellent a
horse
Harness. saddles, bridies stable furniture, &C. a&
Terms $50 under that credit OF and
four months, for saactoriy endorsed, bearing
las 4. McGUIRE,
Sep I6--d Auchoneer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

NEW ne.ltrsi, salmon, DO. tasp~rtion ~ ISs1 =
" M I uiscsefci IN rs N. kifts
No 3rn,cseoe rnsI, - is ku., (hreskast msckerci)
No
uprcc pctied ssimos, 6p.. as.#
Sptesd and uackerri In cans hs-mresfy sealed
Sealed No. be rinp, his years
Also lons~orh Zimmsrans .ps,sns s~a dry
ee-hfs-a Hoct
~is~sj
Trffe llsu'r, ypcennes, and Cinclnna family hams.
IL snd fpr sale By SHEckkLL 4 BsliN,
svcccsos- Jehs n. Kssey A Cn
Sep l5-eon No, 5yuppo~'tw Csnrs Math.t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

NOW OpentwG n spfendid Asssvsus~nf OF Pail and
~ wrt~r gosis, which will sci. the most
gsvovshae ef-
choice eoipv and
ifes, " fhe base choice
lot cni Ahicb very desirable tnis tine
10 Hc-s vi ~,ui uscars, IN blue, green, prs, salmon
sec~r, aud ~n,,ts
- pis-es pcJ Mt e aau-sslins, in variety of res
v-iy b.sutful
o.. rrrsisn ci,shs, rich sgysl
do e~cstd Frrrch Nsnpeis. fdf~u'r escte, &c.
lN Do rr'nsd nir.--einrs Is, snd 81 cents some
psw-rie risi6s 10 tho tot
rnt7h's fg ehhir~n,
eeff city fsst oriyss
N pieces rich fall sashsnns, bright
CARrErlNgs.
We dhie s'vics cf three
ry spd csrgeg which ~,' oder bow any house
IN
hsp, ca,p~s for halls and dnins
Aso. csci ana avsr,sy ~
h'sek-erna offer cf,s tot
% - very r".c,us customers
W. N. sagsrrR CO.,
asvsssh street, p~snsytssnts avenue
Aug M-eohkwtM FHn.as ..N...I.
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NY J. 4. MCGUIRE, Auctiouesr.

VERY DESIRABLE DWELLINGHOUsE AT AUCTION
Monday, September 26l O'Clock, the premises
shall sell ot O. in 49, fronting IS feet 9th
west ny story and
brick dwelling The above handsomely
situated central desirable OF tho cy within i've
minuIes walk Of IN. ard principal hotels
residue 8, IL, and e months, for
8I' j. c. MCGUIRE,
Sep lid a894 eaa Auciionses
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

HORRIBLE BRUTALITY AT BUEsos ArREs "A letter
from Buesos Ayfes. in The New York Tlmes, relates
acme instances OF horid cruelty psrpslrasd by General
Ufaoza previous 10 his fight One instance was that OF
Donna Marina Pando. vile of d. Marino Ronar. who
wrote letter to an oicer named Capaco. advising him
to leave The ranks OF Uquzs and join those OF the legal
government, Cspaco who had been fed and clothed by
the lady when he was in poverty, pretended TO ia
her wishes, bu al the 6rsi opportunity betrayed her
10 Urquiza who ords red her instant arrest and sen-
fenced her 10 receive 300 ashes, and proceeded in per-
son ACCOMPANIED By lagos, his ooilsssuc, TO the
sentence executed. The victim led ou, stripped en-
lrely OF her clothing, and placed 10 the mids, OF the
squadron Of soldiers assigned 10 taic the punishment
The cries and agony OF the wreched woman, ~ an ex-
posnre 50 much horrible to ber than death itself,
had no eGecl upon her hearess eStcufiontrs Before
the stripes ons-onrih inflicted she had tainted from
pain and oss OF blood. and shortly after he was az
pzed iha the sua.'iass Of The poor wretch were isrn'
nsied She was dead. With ~xcsss Of nhsmseiy
which ia almost incredible, the monster ordered the re-
naming number of sripes 10 be inflicted upon The
corpe and finally sf' the spot. fobddns the removal
OF The RENAME. saL#rs U rHuEs# HT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

rHNsE HOTEL, No s3t broadway, Ssw YORK
This eabhrnt viii be opened by the undersigned Of the city
~ fostc hotel Ire lvcstoa
delightful.
be rendsr
forabie as any o,r,r hotel In tbs cosnuy.
J. T. CuAsF.
Sept 7-dn New York, september s, 1859.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

Eo7 SALE accommodating e,chanre for city
.rty farm Al.r sdna county, Virginia. about nIes above
within hsf Fails cnurch containing
about land which wood
appe ORCH H. The Also
spring of sud n a very hvarhy n.ghborhood
hne opportunity Is here of want OF
den supply msrkct- o wvhrson Gsosgo~n a"d AeI
RndsiA. as of approach Them all
OF Edward taiIot
.pronfe whmd HOWL Of s fsssr fancy store, umdrr Ma
uoualu HOTEL HYf~ #t#.N IN E HfEr# NfsW~UN
sept i2-6t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22
From China .

Extract of private letter, dated
FuH Cp1u, jane ., 1858.
. We learn from letter received in this city that Rev
Mr. and Mrs Har'wel bad jn-i arrived at that port 10
reinforce toe American Boari OF Z. r. Missions at that
place. They bad been at Annoy during the troubles
Do the 2atb o May there had been contest betUeen The
mperaliss and the insurgents, IN which the latter were
again victorious. killing y number of the ofhcers, asd
taking lsrge number prisoners so Annoy ssiiii IN ,tc
hands OF the insurgents, AMI they will probably ne able
10 maintain their rosiiun here but uns-s strongly ic
inloreed, they canpo, march toward tohsShsu.
MIR Hauusil ia disposed 10 look on The Annoy .hau as
altogether local matter and thinks there y MOI lnueh
danger OF the insurgents coming 10 tub-Jban
Amor is held under martial Law ~ the rebels, and
NAV all lhst Fuh Chau al the present time anos,
ifoIiei in the sane WY by the imperisss The whole
province is in unsettled state About one hundred
miles 10 the northwest Of us is another band Of rehas.
who cause excitement ard ness here among
the people than DO hcsa Of Annoy We ate told that IN
northern rebels captured large ds,rie lew days ago
named Enna. Mng.ha This is about four days jour.
ney IRON Fub-Cbau. Matter. mns', before a great
~hs, come 10 crisis here. and what will ~ the state
OF afa,Fs then we cannot tell. The missionaries
seemed agreed to ihinS II best for them remain where
they are, and await coming evcnts, trusting in the Gov
ernor Of the Universe and the Head OF the Church.
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L"r.., Tarnsr, * Co., Hs.k-r. san Fra"eisco, Cali
TOypiu

thrrAIN w. r. SHERMAN, late oths army, announces 70 bis
epd and The puhe of the banking hose
uf ua Tuner 20, Frsncs.co aud thai h. hiss m ds ms
-sdnc-n that city, where be viii hts psr'ons ssriios 70
the collection and Of debts, sell
rhsaee all hs world asd the ssaeon Of bank
er's business IN its general
wealth responsibility ofbe msmb,rs Of bs arm
lite d 10 tn. perfect oonhdsnee,
4. iA-dim
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

Capt lsaRaaAx, United States u,vy,
Commanding uaitsd Safes syop oi-wsr 81. Louis.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

EREEN's Isk Eraser s.d Paper Cisansr for BOOK
clerks, and Een.en Kind of rrssf
riobsf ansci- fer yet
A-,d- from qu.ines pencil cehber
other stains with facility ordinary
serspvr, II. surface OF the nnhsrpsd
sor sale by COLLINS BOVINE h Co,
llth doors nnrb OF rennsy sasA Branch
Of stsnonefs Hall, ia and i76 f.ni street, ~ u
Rent a-i(
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

ExroRTs FROM isEw OnLEANs.-We have rees.y. ID Q
statement OF the exports from New Orleans for The fiscal
year ending June S0lh, 1883. The official summary
gives The total exports Of domestic produces nj 6877ss,.
720, agains, SIS s0sl69 tor The previous yesran in
erase Vi Sls .9oo.557 The exports oi foreign goods
also show increase OF SaoS,5ss naM sa,tq
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

LAIR wAsHEsrhsIons Bsrry's Lyon's Ksihsiron, and
III dozen retail Ibe trade supp ed n
sTEvENr'5
Sept Is-3uf Sales room, under Bfo~n. Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

DAMAGES FOR BREACH PRoMrsE-Mss Kline has
RECOVERED 500 of Air. Suydam, wido yer, OF New Jer
sey, or breach OF marriage promise She proved her
case by female ftend. who overheard the contract
through hole in the focr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

Curious roGcERIEs.-A ,nan named Van Hovenbuxh
has been arrested IN New York The charge OF forging
DEGREES of divorce, which he proiessed to have obtain
e' from the proper courts Tor persons who had made ap
plicaton TO bn 10 ne obtained s75 from lady
for decree divorcing her from he husband no had de-
serted her aud gone 10 California ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

The Charleston purse OF s325. offered to The nearest
esoate Of the cotton crop Of 1853 awarded 10 MI
lmes Macbeth, whose estimate, 3,l63e79 bales. was
within 253 bales oil Tie true amount ct the crop.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-22

StcsxGss or Grs. smgLps.--A paragraph in the Ed
vaudeville Enquirer states that Gen Shields. who is now
living dangerously III al the house Of Maj Borders.
Sparta IL Randolph county, ia al lines deranssd and his
.tsaon i resar,ed extremely critical
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BY ROBERT ARM sTnoEs.


II PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN GOODS
DIR AKraxsr o r IsrKK
tsAt# once Indian Affairs Sep ", ioa1
SEALgD PROPOSALS. ~ndsfssd Proposals Indian Goods
- wibs ON OF the Conmssonet Of idlan hns
Lsss nsxa ~ fus,shias following Iadan goods, viz
.4t4t Il Class No. D. +
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AN uSREcoesisED BusRASD.--A day or two since,
gentleman who has a family residing in Souih Boston.
rcurnel nome after absence in California OF about
tree years AZ New York be purchased basket Of
peaches TO bring home, and, arriving in Boston. i'm
msdiate'y hasenei TO bis house Ringing the bell, he
vas answered by his wife. who did not recognise hin.
he inquired IL she wished 10 buy any reaches which
she asked bis price, and tnaly decided 10 buy. He
iheu left, and airing TO the house Of friend near by,
made himself known. and returned and introduced
his wife, who delighted TO gree, her husban bat
rrslly did not know him at hrst-Bss,oa Irsp.ier.
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Collectors Once September -, 1888.
NOTICE TO TAx-pNY NYERs-DEDUCTlON ron PROMPT
paym.ntNouce hereby the for The
this once sHd that deduction
p. nlo~ea ~ fo the year, pad
iurs
eptl6-codf r. J. ROCHE, Collector,
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WiDow y JonS HAscoex --Alr Hancock, the widow
of John Hancock, OF the revoiution. married james
Scott. Her last daye secluded. Those who were
admitted 10 her e supper isse@ were considered bighy
honored. When Lafayette last in this country, he
made early call upon her, and they who were wit
nesses speak Of il with admiration The once youthful
aler and the unrvaed belle met il only summer
had passed since they had enjoyed a interviews dur
ing The les Of the revolulon. She attentive in
her very last days taste in Dress when in the circles
o fashion. :. She would forgive young gh."
she said. . who did dress 10 r.ase nor one who
sseaeu pleasc1 with ber dIessp tHH sM