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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

f!oFPoRArIo NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERR
by river, tbS petitions have been presented In tho
HoAra Of Aldermen for the following 60 witt In
Worth Moore street 10 feet west Of Hudson
.nsson liver also IN Cherry sweet IRON Nc &c to frank
N also " the Bcwery from ths proposed in
sn bsWsry at Hivfnl ssv street to point ~ feet
ssson street. also mxh street from Soeon@avenne 10
v sever nov but ast ~ Sso thst YStitisu
- pfsentsd the Board 70 Assistants
lrd avepse from fshty fourth street and tkrsarh
sfhy 1th str ~ the Past v All in,.re,ted
inths stpye nns bsvipg .ecctops thereto requested
sfce, on or before August I, lsx3
NICHOLAS DEAN, Prsside.A.
Croton Asueduct Department. Jsiy rs 1855
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NTOTICE.-Cl sTLE GARDEr NAY BE RENTED on
~ the Of nights Of tee opera, by application At TIA

n tsmen Of sbility, and moder etc share Of
ent wishing 70 eis matte company just formed W
this city do by addressing note 10 g. j. IL h.rsld
Office stating real and address, good Irish
diaL wanted. None but . genus need apply
NHEATFICAL-A GOOD JUvsNILS ACTRESS,
i also walking lady, may obtain Immediate good
ragements by addressing T., Chatham square Post
ehice.
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TUE NEW YOIK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
] Neil bssAmas.-Ths ships comprising ths hns Ne

ssv~,nesa service every has bses taken thar
II their engines 10 streagth and speed
AID ths for sasssanss fer
slexases sDd ssnfert.
cabin Sl2e N second sabfs. ee Exclusive sf extra
size staterson. $500
From Liverpool " New York. ESQ sad z20
An sxperiesoed surgeon attached 70 sasb ship.
No bsrths secured ustx paid for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

E,REE EXCURSION TO THE LAND OF THE FORD
han Village Asociaton, Tuesday af ernscn Augu.t
at n, by barlcm railroad from tae City A. H.
1rkes he had At No Nassau street on Monday after
At the ticket Offices vt this Park Breome
street po Tuesd ming until tue Of start
ing Pesons wishing - view the property be supplied
with tickets above. NEWELL n BaRKEk,
& NxasAu
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ GEE FIFTH AND SIXTH PAass. IN
COtarOnArlOR sUCu. Es.

CORPORATION FoTICE--PEBLIo NOTES n BEEx-
~ by given 70 the ownsr or essup.n
Of ali houses ana lots improved lands
shsyehy that the folio wing have been
Hssed the Assesssrs and Logged Of ths
3uvcsu Of Assessments for "
isssresssd viL-FsI building sever 10 a.s..r ssses
liss Of ildHdgs srseA The hnts ssbrassd ~ ssoL
assessment inoluds all the several hsuses a.d l"ss ..
g both .io.s q H.sser street. t.ss. v:rsxsa .sS
fact IoytAe,Iy " s27 seuthery from Hesscr street
beth s'dss 81 Allen from 3bl fses nors,ery
Orchard street from S6set Aorthvy 70 z yet
IRON BE tsr street. the wsstsry ocs of Ludls
srest from SEQ feet asthsry M fes ssatAery frea
Hsstsr All persons whose isssssss ara aHsetss ~
eishs. 81 Thorn are rssesst-s 70 present. their 81
Hall Of Rseoris within thirty days from the dass Of this
notisa WILLIAM 0AGL
CHARLlS j. DOHCE, ASSESSORS.
CHARLIE ncNIkLL, y
OHss BsrsaA Of Asssssnsnts Street Department, July
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EIRs1 ANNUAL PICNIC AND csrILloN ExCuR

LNIRST ANNUAL PICNIC AND CoTILLON ExCUR-
H. sion Of the United BrotLers Mutual Benefit Lodge No
will take place NJ rplsDoks Psiot Thursday Aug
lst3 should IL rain the %th the exouron will
place the stb) The committee having chartered the
s6umodi0us Ocean and double de aked
Merchant Of Tvc which ~ the in the ard
being built pressy for pic
and eotilon 10 capsule II accommodating
from coo to $500 persons tably ADKINS unrivalled
qusdre cornet band whish &ill be led by Adiss
himself and which 10 enough insure full alton
Dance 1hs committee beg to inform their friends aud
the public that this being their hrt anHu excursion the
has spaycd pains make 1t VI the most pleasant
and excursions OF Tickets fy ceats
be had Of tie following mmi.ses Vt the
thu morning of tho Thomas W. Conhlin, L De-
lar Charles Jauies 57 Grand street. Nicholas
Nelson 70 Ridge street, hoffman,, No. Henry tract
Geo hsise l22 Roosevelt street. Thomas Batty 77 WAGER
str ct Jos lawson, l25 Pitt street. Fred Clsnsnts
$50 Rter street; Henry Rehorng Az Water street,
II. Stevens 100 south street, NtAm Wilson, 50 James
street, John Frazier ~ GouvsrDeu. street; jos Munson 2
South Peter Johls Rector straet boat
will make the following ancpg-Dsancy street 7osIoo
Gonverkeur street, " Catbarine street, y, pier No.
k.rth river, s1a Hsmm ond street, 2.
THOMAS ". ,O-iKLIN, Chairn
CHARLES JAMES, Secretary.
THOMAS BATTY. Treasurer.
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS
&1n0 0QO -BRANDIEs, WINES. wHrSXEY
ale At IRON Stt.sn T. twea per esst below any other
house, fer cash. at w. H. UNOERBiLLS 40 brooms
street. Of Crosby the largest in the
UAied stAes Clarst wines from s. and 80 ssats
psr doxes retvrn bottlos
LES, PORTER, BROWN STOUT DRANDIEs,
"A wires, ssts,dan GIN serdnls, syrupr, 80. Ac In
quality for sale 20 cent lower than BY WA
CNLERHlLL 40 Broome street, corner Of Crosby
At $50 FsSrth avenue ssrncr Of Twenty eighth street.
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, COGNAc, RoCn.
IA ellie end bordsasx branded Ports Shsrres and Ma.
asras Scotch and Irish whistles Jamaica aad ST. Crix
assred brands GIN East India asd Edabars ales,
Loudsa snd Dublin portsrs, Havana sssars, &C. co. for
sac r ~ 1 CAx a Importers. 800 Br.sa,.y
Af GARCIA & CO, IMPORTERS OF HAVANA Sc
NJ. gsrs, have opened ne~ establishment having On
best established hrands Of the city Of Havana and assured
to give the best possible satisfaction to the public which
win be eld At the 10 market price Please call at Ne
lat Fulton street. between Broadway AID Nassau street,
DRcPRIEToRs OF HOTELS, AT TIE DIFFERENT
watering places, and throughout the country a-e -
questsd Va extensive stock Of wines
which offer At ths lowest marriott price Great
PErsRs 1 CHxkBERs Importers, 800 Br..dwsy
GUNNER Observation-Disclosures. RUDESHEIMDR,
J0haRneaberger, Steinberger Cabinet uaut Sautorno
tephe, In Gases OF ens dozen eash, Tor sale by
PETERS CHAMBERS, 700 Broadway
yXyOLFEs AROMATIC sCHIEoA sCHNAPs GIN
ts jug. For sale BY JOHN W. AVERY. 500 Water IT.
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C1KFrT pEPARrMENT, NO. HALL o. nEcesDs
y SEALED proposals VIII be received ~ this shse uaui
Tsesssy August S5sTs sss vacant lses sass SIDE o.
Second ave. between rweih Had Thirtsenh streets ~
build we'll ssrth side Eighty second street between
Third and Fourth Dag sid. walk. Of I.trsy
had on Application Of this depart
msnt JAMES TUkKY, Street Cenmiaeeonex.S
Nav York JulY a lHk3 ~
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CORPORATION NsTrCE-PUBLIc NoTIcH

GORP0kAION NS1ICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IL
hereby svon TO the owner or oocu
pDss ~ all hSuses and lots Improve amin provef
lads Affected thereby that the f"
bon psted by the sfcs
the BureA0 Of Assessments Tor examination by scr.
90, interested, viz FER building sewer In Fsseenth
rset from avenue TO point 100 feet east Of
IRE limits embraced by such assessment tteude si the
srs, houses aud lots Of gound vacant lets pieces and
rosla Of abd stuated both sides of Ffreesh street
rom avenue TO svenue g. ssd on both sdss Of avenue
lad OF the vast side Of 0 feet north and south
Fifteenth street All persons whose inter ssts
we anesse BY the stsve named lsessureHts. and Via
1e opposed 70 ths same o. either Of tbsn rsqvastd
pre- sect shsfr ohectors In writing 70 ths underlined ~
rer ehee re Hall Of Records wthtD thirty days non
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CORPORATION NOTICE ITO COAL DEAJERs-
Sealed prspsssls will be received At ths csUpsrosrs
Once Ne Of Records uhsil the 9Th day Of August,
sss % the hest qusitty tAs public bald
enc ether than thoss attached TO he Ho1ss
and erVsf Of the weight v.sshsrs ssvsy
fershsd with the accounts 1s ksds OF coal be fol
lowess hundred toss ~ Lehgt Of sa for far
tom Psseh orshard egg sse as t~o hundred Psaoh
Ao,nsa egg size Ons sa q k'nd 70 he asivsrsd
Nes and st such police station Buses pubic
" s contract directed the ssps Of Pubic
elton to the arst Of xovsnssr Pay
melt win be AIDE the delivery Of oos security will
b. to double the amount Of tss price fer
thssssptsnss of che bids Zach sstsmAt viii be put In
snwepe sealed and dir stsd the outside ss iolsxs
Me- Yerk There also be written The outside,
pesas Goal" BY here write the u the person
presentation The pr.p ,sitions viii publicly opsi
cd.t The time above stated 10 81 Mayer and
sub 81 sbs bidders may desire TO attend Proposals.
mat made in strict TO the Provions Of title
three Of contracts Tor supplies Ans work fer the
raiOp and the ords amending the Copios Vt
tbe ordD Hsd blank ferns Of ,mstes may 30 had
t Of rsjectg Al ths posssises In his jadg
Hint, II. interests Of the city r.suir him 10 %
conptrsllsr's Onss. New York July Is 1888.
<1RoToN AQUEDUcr pEPARTMENT.-ro CON-
Fiieth will be resolved the sRss the
Cot.n qusduot until Monday the 8sh day Of
With the Decssary rseei haas ftisth
street from the In Eighth Avenue to pciat about
40 feet east Of Eighth being sesth abost4 feet
The SANG all RELATING thereto
obtained On application to the wstss PrrvsySr =: this
President Of tho crston Aquseuct Department
New York, July a. 1853.
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CL.uT AING, ess.

CLuTAISG, ess.
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED-LADrKs
~ and gentsrsn having TO dispose of ,.ivs
fair cash price BY sending 20 the ~ ws adwAy
place near Canal street. So Broadway or by let
Ter post, addressed 70 COHEN Ladies Astsadod
by MS. Cshen
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CUrFEREns FROM NERVOUS DISORDER pro-
- duced bv youthful indiscrstcs hear 81
dense, late feliov sufferer,
WALLACE II, sTEApxAN Cancer IA
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WILLIkM GAGE

CHARLES DODGE, {Assssscrp
CHARLES NcNIELI, \
oAes Bureau Of Apscssments Street Department. July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

CTEAM GOMMUNICATIoN BETWEEN NEW YORK
- aad Bremen Bremen Mail Lne-fhs side wheel
steamer HANsA, 720U tons, GERMANIA, Loco tons
will sail ~ fsUews:-
FROM FROM
GermaAla. ...... Auynstl. September !.
Hansa- August ~. September 29
Passage Asn Now York 70 Bremen.
First cabin 500 Second cabin ~
Fer freight Or passage apply to ~
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ExPAEsS AGEN lies
---~~~-~~--~s
CHASE CO.'S EXPRESS, IS BR0ADwAY.- LOWEST
~ rstes:-
70 san Francisco, via Nicaragua, 9th.
To Europe by every steamer.
To (harltstoN and ava nnah, Sai urday,
To tbadelphia and ~ sttn dali
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

A. UsrRALiA-PIoERER LINR.-TnR BALTIMORE
IA 0pper bark INCA having made tve yassessivs trS,
Css each In The very short period q lo days VIII
ssA fes Asstrsi The 10th August The saps u ths
all very quick and healthy voyages lsssg
osay go that have sailed in shs frat Ave-
shSs whereas s6s Emgratiep Commissioners report
tally 4 - pr sset board Ragh vessels fer AsssrA
h tbs very gratifying rssalt show Nat asd
bees spared In vsatasng aAd prsvioHiag tts
shs Of the Pioneer Line. For freight passage hsvss
accom- dstisss fer saly limited Yer, ASpy board
II East nygr, rts
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w tors "a Bread way, above aowAet street. Opsa
every evening H. Wood, M.csger and Pro srisssr fss
entertainments Of Woods kinstrss emhrsse all 49, sAs
Of Ethiopian Nnstrs-y the company sei ssnp se
Of the eldest aud most experienced Thsy -
The orginat rs 81 their peculiar style eonsg vi
Ovsruyes Quick Choruses Quartets GissA oas.a
eongs Ballads Estrsv Fanzas SuI-squs Lectures TsS
ling Tragedy ana Eccentric Comedy CON osng tesesher
the talented and pleasing scirees Al ths
piece com expressly for them which they
defy the world equal open At Va o'clock; "
meEee at o'clock. Tickets d cests
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DARNUNS MUSEUM-GRAND RE-0P9NING OF
ID she Dramatic season 1ussday Angus. wish tse new
and tslentss company in the evening At o'clock In
MONTY famous trsu % OF Indian actors and Actresses
n alters at o'clock The swiss Bearded Lady
other suriostes, nsuAi. A5mttsnoe, q cents:
children under ten l2 cents First Balcony and Psrqsst
l2k
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CTRBHT DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
y Sen,sd proposals will be received at ths oies unsN
Saturday 1883 flag the westerly side Of Mercer
street Of street rs regulate sad
grade Eighth from Fiisth 10 Eighty
20 the side walks Of Thirty street. from Eighth
Ninth avenues Spesisatsns to be had application 10
ths contract clerk Of tkis DE- eartnent
July a. 1863 JAMES FUREy ST. Commissioners.
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TNHkISTY'S AMEKICAN 0FLkA HOUSL, T2 bhCAD.
~ way above Grand Open aight The original and
hr famed Christy's Ethiopian 0pers Irsups Organised n
6 sh~ hrst and eldest established senpasy sxissssss
Model troupe Of shs vsd Iatrdacsrs Of hAroonissd
sTs melodies Originator Of the present popular style Of
Ethiopian whose concerts In thts city Tor
sSocsssS 81 have bsen resolved
with ysy by highly rsspectshs and sadepess
receiving IN the Anbaa Of public
Amusement In New York. Tickets cents Doors nj
= Edwin p. CaRISTY.
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IyOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RIcHMOND-
United States Mall Line, twice week The steamship
S.. .x.Ey sGso .yss .r .a s' IN
1AHEsTOWN Lewis Parrish, commander every Saturday
aferasen at o'clock No freight received Alters o'clock
days Of sailing For freight apply board sad fer
TOR sALE-THE sLOOP YACHT ARIEL, WILL
order. Inquire Of John c. Baxter shipchander Ne O8
West street, near Spring.
THREE SMALL CENTRE BOARD sCHOONERs FOR
sale, carrying 165, 10, ITO tons each. Call N.
BOPFHAN, No IL Newark avenue Jersey city. whore the
veasAls can he
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jersey CITY Intelligence.

Brnsoa CoUsTY CouRTs-Tne December term Of tho
Hudson County Circuit Court and Court o, Oyer and
Tern ner was opened Tuesday morning. Chief Justice
Hsines presieing. The Grand Jury vas sworn and
charged BY the Chief Justice 10 able Ia the
Of his charge he spoke Of the late pan accident
on the New York and Erie Railroad by which per-
sons lost their lives and others severely injured
he reminded the jury OF Il grost sfonsbility Of all
persons connected with raroaos, from the president of
their company down to the hnmblest enploye upon the
road and spoke Of their liability to indictment and
punishment for any neglect which they may DO guilty Of
TO the In jury OF passengers.
YESTERDAY Emanuel Morse and Jehn Williams we're
tried and found eailty OF the charge Of picking the
pocket Of Mrs. Elizabeth Key of Lancaster Ohio in Sep
TENDER last at the Jersey City ferry.
FIRE Two stables, standing at tho foot OF Hudson
street. the Norris canal burned at four O'Clock
yesterday morning. One horse and two mules were con
eumed. The stables belonged to Mr.. Kline, and the
~ imals owned by canal men. The fire took from
stove 10 small liquor shop, which occupied portion Of
CT the stable buili ngs.
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The Troops for California.

DEPiR OF EIGHT COMPANIES OF TIE THIRD
BTGiaENr OF ARTILLERY FOR SAN FRANCISCO
NAMES OF TIE MISREPRESENTATION OF THE
STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO, AND LIST OF HER
OFFICERS.
TIE beautiful new steamship San Francisco left
port yesterday for San Francisco via the Straits Of Ma
gsan touching a. BIO Janero psrAso and Acapulco.
She had board Companies A, g. D. G, H. !, X, and L,
Of tbs Third Regiment Of United States ARTILLERY These
companies with the commissioned staff and band Of
the regiment, constitute force OF about 500 Com
p,nes and equipped light artillery, and sta
toned at For. Gibson, Cherol Naon and Fort Snel
lrg, lows under the commands Of Captain and Brevst
Lieut. Col Bragg and Captain ana Brevst Major Sherman.
Companies and NJ commanded By Ca plains Burton aud
Eeyes nov, and have ben since ls4S stationed Ia
California.
Tbs following is list OF the officers and families who
falel IN the San Francisco =
Colonel Vim. Gates, command ding regiment
NJ, or AZ d Brevet Iisat. Colonel J. NJ Washington.
Ne Charles s. Merchant.
Surgeon s. SatterIee.
Acfists ut Surgeon IL X Writ.
First Lieut.. $. L. Fremont, Rsgmen:ai Quartermaster
Fist Lieut. J. Ioeser, Acting Assistant Connmissary.
Capt. and Brsvet Lieut. Colonel u Burke commanding
Capt and Brsvst Major George Taylor, commanding
CAPT and Brsvet Major F o wyss, commanding Con-
Capt II. B Jaed, commanding detachment Of recruits
to stitute Companies ana L.
First Lieut. and Brevet Captain II, B, Field command
ing Company K
frst Lieut.. W. A. windsr, commanjiog Company G.
Fret Lent. c. ). Winder, con manding CompanyH.
First Lieut. r. H. Smith
Second Lieut.. j Van Vosst
Brevet seeond Lieut.. G. Chandler.
Cficern families-Mrs. Gates aud three children Miss
Carter, Mrs Merchant ami two children Miss Valsrs
Merchspt Mrs. Chase and son. Mrs. Fremont and three
children Mrs Lessor Miss Eaton Mrs Taylor Mrs Wyse
chi d. Mrs Judd.
Capt w. T. Gardiner First Dragons TO join his rsgt
mept in California
Lieut.. f. L. Murray, Y 5. NsvJ, is pa.nenger to Rio
Jsneiro. TO join the iquadron or that station.
Mr. Geo. Aspinwai 10 also passenger, who goes out
for tbs bensbt OF bis health.
The following is list Of the officers OF the staamor
j. r. Waiting Commander Au,ainlick, 1st Eng near.
Edward beus LIST officer. Jas. Fsrr sworth, lst do.
Geo. Grafton, 81 90. David Donhan, I'd do.
Che. H. Barton, I'd DO. james CROSBY, I'd do.
John Mason, 4tb do. p Don,ghan, 81 do.
j. ". Barehsli, Chief EDg'r. G. Hoffman, 81 Go
On TIE departure o. such magnificent steamship as
the s.l Ffsno,soo fsH words concerning her viii not
be iySpyroJr'ate here
Tie sln Francisco, men, VAS tnih BY Hesms. W, Il
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ANOTHER CHANCE FOR Fry VERDIcT.-We
notice with amazement that some of the jour
nails which exulted over the Fry verdict, have
actually INDUCED in severe censures against
Mr.. Marctzek, the manager Of the Italian Opera,
and Signor Salvi, the tenor, in consequence of
the postponement or abandonment Of the pro-
missed benefit on Monday 1t is not our business
to inquire the cause Of SO imprudent step on
the part OF our contemporaries We can only
congratulate Naretzek on his good luck, in
having SO good chance of another ten thou
sand dollar verdict to make up for the loss of
his benefit. Now that the Fry case has estab-
lished the cost Of operate criticism, he will
surely set to work without delay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

Jehn Mitcy ell and the Broadway Theatre.
Mr.. Mitchell has accepted invitation Of Mr. MarshaN
to attend the Broadway theatre this evening, accom-.
panied by his family and such friends he may think
proper to bring with him. to witness the performances Of
Mr.. C. Hrs. private box has been placed at his
dieuosal
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National PA ~ Conventions.-The New York
Herald versus the Washington Union


A recent article Of ours, briefly touching upon
the Presidential abortions resulting from those
gatherings OF party spoilsmen called national
conventions, is made the pretext for violent
and undignifed. very undigniied,) assault upon
the HERALD and its editor by the Cabinet or
gan at Washington. We are accused of "hypo-
critical professions of respect" of being " the
constant reservoir Of the vilest calumnies:" of
q" malignity:" Of " a towards friendship" and
OF such meanness as no man living entertains
more contempt for than President Pierce, But
we have some comfort left us in still being re-
tanned by the Cabinet as the very head and
front Of the new anti-administration party.
Says the Union -
Standing, as the HERALD does, at the head OF
the movement for a new organization Of parties
striving with constant assi9uy to break up the pre-.
sent democratic organization, and followed az is
It's editor by few journals claiming to sail under
democratic col0rs we deem IL proper to put true de-
ocrats on their guard by sho wing the real charac.
ter Oh the warfare which the HERALD ia heading
against tie administration and the democratic party.
The latest phase which this warfare has assumed is
in the effort 70 discredit national conventions On
this subject the HERALD speaks as follows -:
Then follows an extract from our columns on
those conspiraces Of spoilsmen called national
conventions, Of which extract the Cabinet
organ, Ike a veritable Dogberry, says =
There is some significance in The fact that the
same man who makes this attack upon the
democratic organization has just been pro
nounced libeller by o jury Of his neighbors,
and made to pay for his libels to the tune Of
ten thousand dollars"
That is TO say, the verdict in the Fry case
is complete answer to our argument against
these spoils-jobbug national conventions. We
ore not satisfied however, with rhis answer
II is our deliberate opinion that the verdict il
the Fry care il not FINAL judgment 10 favor Q
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indomitable and .bthe best in the
United Ststesnnd the popular ctownng of Eli The
upper DOM Is in great demssd in that quarter Of the city
just at this period when the holidays All
the young bucks and the most fashion our otzens
have spoken ahead for kN0XS splendid hats ret there
Ia room.
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toadwsy, cornar FULTON street, Barnus ausoum
rsagi paper inrid Turkey endorsed, French and
American ,cckct of description suitable FOR
AoIidAy sits. Neat door 70 karnu1's Museum.
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kpoxs splcndd winter hats that's king the Of
fashion al viii come inn The is Knox
quite naxoue 70 all the small so0r matters through knock
Ing their chimney pot casters of the market Gene
men that REQUIRE graceful we'll ang exquisitsy finished
hat should call Kn0xS celebrates hat and fur establish
ment, No, 128 Fultet street.
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The Crayon Picture, taken by Root, IL ae-
Enowedged 10 be tho most perfect thing ever yet Invented
The eye the 10 pcrfeoa See them At
u ~ Hmm huu
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General Wool to break up all his family ties, to
forego all the associations OF friendship he has
formed in the Atlantic States and to repair, in
this his old age, to San Francisco. Thus are
the free soil spoils Secretaries attempting to
rivet their tenure Of power, and to obtain $
fresh lease of the glorious plumber.
But General Scott still remains Can't he
he sent SWay too?
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