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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
pos I, Al.
Tor TIC LHqusTtF.
,ruou VAST ALMOST MINE"


r,., ~ "a, a,nos, mine bat Mou he'd 's:my iorc
As hghLy as G'per;
A nd :, Il, .nun within my heurt'
With mis- w.id weird. d, mons power,
With his wild, weird, h,lish power,
And Cursed The tysi!ne hour.
Tho, UNA, ulmosl mine the vow had been sp1sen'
Tho hand been fondly pressed;
ami a demon arose within my heart,
demon was In my breast
Was wri,hiny In my breast-
And he cried, unrest, untest.
Thou vast almost mine and the raf'ins A'es'
Upon thy blushng brow,
And thy songs Of sbseEce anu Nv, ,h,oo
4 nd INV radiant charms IN my Silent eho'ae'
And our promisc Of Truth 10 our VOW
Eo, we cwote 10 be true 10 our VOW
Arc burning my bosom now.
.ro, una, almost mine hen babe thee farewell"
TO work out fortune and fame;
For demon had silently sczed on my soul,
A demon, Ambition his nams,-
Ambition his damnlng name
Ambition for title and lame
For the scholars fair title snd fame.
Thou was, amos, mino- and though! mar wiz" "'''
Thou wOuldst share this fair title and ia,e'
And No dclvcd In large volumes OF loNo
And ss pondcred them DER md o eI'
Large, musty, black volumes OF yo'0
The demon within my BREAST
Still cried, "unrcsl, unrest
Thou vast almost mine but my heaf' IL was 'a''e'
ast t.e d.,nnn Ambition, within my breast
Became tho demon, Despair,
Tbe fell fierce Demon %espair-
And he f.slered and ranked there
Thou vast almost minc,-bul thou htli 81 my love
A irifle, q baublo flower,
Ard inv heart has bowed al another shrinei
And clouds DER my future now lower
Ger Ambitions high hopes now lower
And the demon Dcspair's dark power,
Makes me curse The trysnS hour
ySo, cons, n.'.r be ,uine:-Lut that parting kss,
Upon thy burning brow,
And those songs oil utsence and love-
And those rich rare charms in my diooping arms,
Add thy loves first p!ighfea rotc,-
Thy fret poor broken VOW
Arc torturing my bosom now:
And Ills dark Despair. that, In my breast,
No,o cries. Unrest, Unrest.
OcroBrn 30TH, 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

ERRATA In The nutice uolishrd yesterday shu !,
nav" sait that Dr.. Jones d Gtcenssle, petgd his un
To-! 80 w. instead vi using the words gave it,
hr Dew" instead OF hf. Muse, pledged the COUNTY n
kin2 d Queen for S5O0.-l Uispaich. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18
l)ainis, Glass, &r.

vxTINDOW GLASS, WHITE LEAD, OILS,
EEESSa zIsS ma. LIZZIE sns double S ien sizes
h;% sS q, 8 %h Tf .' fEaDs BB ri C. brands
' Ssfsc nv Wife sscs Menns Co l''0to dry
ps Fl .yIWEITs WHITE LEAD kegs OGOm
OH EGas sgs.s: CO., d sSs sd SSHd
''''''1 BLUEDELL SPENCE 4 e., &C., 4, III
PeI,isp Red Permanent Green 10 oil,
isS,s EsdI Red BiscI Paint ir' in OIL
y,1yST DRYTR in II h. tins EMERALD GREEN in 70 ID tins
ss l and h. tins Ultra sIaI Marine aafi Blue.
~ s, Irsi Greens, dry Prussian Bloc,
snony oI sDs. Dry y, '9 RSSesrs Bloc,
Qnaker Greens, dry, Celestial 6I ne
Paris Green dry Chinese Blue
ES0IisH Paris WHITE,
ROCHELLE, HAvRE and AMERICAN oCHERs
Essifh ford OeheT and Rotton Stone,
,ss f sas~, SG5Oe IN a@U and powdered
ss% i BSS:5' ss SEgER.G brown
sl..,ot. Knives. ~ 80 Frcstinsr, various cOlOrs
~ PAINTER. Knives F snslss I bTae asl.ek
0ihers Knives b ~ kkh p p p nIsct
tilazieT's Points, isehned Laalp p, hS.
s sspS PsSe rms Rod and White Chalk.
s hhsE1Ss f FHhfT fF1hisTs all shade.
fs oSsf stone Sa !" 0 s%iis Yarn Shea smh wOodns
Buk te &c constantly on hsHd and n5 SS S o SUIT
Sna~eHV No 1908 Fulton-st NewYoTk.
A. PERRY, Wholesale and ReSsil Dealer IN
pma. MedicineG Chemicals Dyeuda and Europe heecheS
va Water syrup No % Elm corner mancheser MAones
MEH 49,,
ZINC PAINTs-THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
A. COMPANY are now manufacturing these Paints Of superior
ss.hty ali OF which warranted PURE ,o...,--u -.
In every respect Of Zinc over Lead Paints wei %
hhsd aud a. they loqua quentty nearly double tne
mreb lonser evident that the " the consumer
40 m lie lone run, half a. peat IA. -.
by sale by the principal dealers IN ts ana O' '' ~
s'a'''s P SSN aPs SIC soUfTE No. 6sy EewYo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18
Nfm:1lork Daily Gribume.
THE RETAIL RUM TRADE.


The sixth Ward is more terribly afflicted with Rum and
its train of vices than any portion c City although in
the Fist Ward last year more licenses were granted to
smaller population There were 49, licenses given in the
Sixth Ward during the year 1882 to which add, perhaps
$50 selling without license and there appears shop
to every torfy three inhabitants by the Census Of 1850
rinp-skOp 10 erey too and half rioters. We glad
to find Aid Barr at last awake to the true character Of
Of his constituents and take pleasure in record
ing his densls Of licenses 10 notorious applicants
Capt Brennan l. also entitled TO tie warmest thanks of the
friends Of law and order for the fearless manner ia which
he tells the truth Of these dens Of niquity But where
the Assistant Alderman lie is ! member Of the Excise
Board for his Ward, and has right to shrk the duty
Beside ii "a fellow feeling makes wondrous kind he
has additional TO up 10 the aid and comfort Of
his brethren, for he is himself seller and dispense,
all sorts of potons at bis place in the of the Broad
way Theater is said however that he is hoping 10 run
for Alderman this fall and is keeping dark for fear the boys
will mark him However let the peoplsbe thankful for
what they do get and keep sway eye upon dodgers and
,hirks OF all sorts.
The following licenses applied for on Monday
George D. Cole. North American Hotel Bowery.
i %a1ri e Issst; 10 Contest
on sSsds i:a AZ on, 'isa a.' Keep '''''
c cspt B S:1i place do. you keep
Capt Blsa0sa~Any LADY bosrissf = '-"''
TT /: care 70, is1 y. trouble
Louis FiHci, corner md OrM &C. 10 oranssss
C,Psa-@Yeu nu,t 0s ysycsrsfa about that house now
samuel Hlns, ll3 w s!A
E Hsss a, h0PY e b J, s.s'd'
Of women Captain tod him he should
Itu Wit III wsssr bad house in the s,r
Ja5a "a. Z: sHS s:: ? Mulberry.
By Adsrnsa-YOa mist kesp closed saaipy sssp
JOIN ai ss a Is ass &ss grocery ''' '''
Cap; BEsaaan--Ds yos keep women there
Capt Brsaaan- zoo must call again .o-nouo-.
JoSa ~ Il sehlossr - Mdberryst
P.rTek shea1 re AsonJ Refused Rsso. hsYss pros
utates black and white
MIs S e 5s not sp oss o'''0' bed house
cS sssn you are open y,1r sore fu
OiEonse and 40 asss. Pssa ssa oo sas me t.
The agPaes1t ZEN 'sf, pressing Ano 'A ''Ps" a'S'
Capt BrsnSsn-I is vsry assy as4a
siplHan q Mssbswx
, SesIsoee S@ D HSsS W I'D ,,,-,-
Joha 6 HGhn, g otsnssses
~ s.s E; ! s.: :s,::s s.: 4. .s ss a ss
js i.5 aSsf6 yi Z Ma 3 W3y;;.. 81
hf;:TI BE- .5 ' sy
{ ys ( 9 PiYs:.1 g 8, s S5ss V
Michael se1tos, 81 MubeErJ-t
P pasci' RsynoIis 30 Peaiist.
S' 81 :'2 ss sss s 1fa %
cspt BTssSan-Kssp s saf dOot er a'n hsns suaa
Jols ego. ;sss 81 F :, s.S,.
H Is5 Js. NALL III q cs sy11s Refused Keep, M
Jscob HalaiTiEs 80 MaibsrTys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

WHISPERS in SIX WEEKS! Aye, and Mas-
w seb,s What vD DO th.i WY ny M
vsnssr scoVens. Of the ace snd only !sss. Al 20 provo
r. @. GRAHAM, So. 81 Anns., and al piusL...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18
11rnfessional Notices.

,lR FRED. HUMPHREYS, Homeopathy late Of
- ,eo,s . 10 10 A. NJ, 2to5P.M
nOWNING g. VAUX, Architects Newburgh, N T.
oueDoe Of the death Of Mr. DOWNING the e9noss, %
- a.. I low carried BY bis Surviving paffsI ar NAh'bai
~ Fly od6oes removed 70 CTawfords Hal, Newbufsh
M ORDER that my style Of INSERTING AkIlfi
AL III ETH may DO generally kno On and
@, An du5g part Of the dun noheu
eose 20 reduce boy prices unl sept about - Per cent
Artificial teeth viii greatly pono lue
~ y ltaInDg my prices an DC ,oana Lover
- Al spv Oh II aias where sye o. -
In al LUTHER Dentist, No 6i8 Broadway near DOnos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

FATAL AccIDEST.-As 4 young man by the name Of
BENJAMIN Allen Of Portsmouth X. L. 1as on Sunday going
from the east part Of that town to sesconnett Point on
cunning and fishing excursion taking his gun BY TIE
m.zze the lock caught some part the boat ard hsgap
WAS suddenly discharged pjuring Mr. Allen 50 badly 70"
he soon expired from the effects Of the woand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

IsouEsr-Coroner Dickinson held an inquest on Mon
day evening at the Second Ward station house on the
body OF an infant which found by boys ncosed
in coffin and partayIburied the Bushwick Creek
The Jury rendered verdict of stillborn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

WEsrrax EDrcArIos-Ap party oftweay nine fs@slss
bound for the West under the difsetios OF EASos T
are 10 become teachers Of herng generation QUIZ -
regions q sgnset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

u The Peckslp Ferry Company have commenced
running two boats instead OF one 10 the night II hoped
that their sudden spirit OF bsraty will be still further
tended so as to have the boats sufficiently lighted To
distinguish the person setting next 10 you.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18
Eeqal Notices.

ATa sURROGATEs COURT, held in and for the
IN Ccny Of NeaYoTk the SurroS.fs Office IA che CITY Of
the eighteenth day o. AP IN the yeS one hoasand
ht and Alexander W Bradford 9nrp
Application M0ussee Lease or Sell te
Ral Estate Of SAMUEL ~ JUDAH dceas-On resng snd sling
lie rroof affidavit odr reulng bentnn
NshAn sexa add Marian Judah the administrators q
ssnue the City Of EwYork deceased 90 appear
til, the SIXTH Of April lat and sho cause Why they
MOTtgaGe Lee Sell the Real kstse Of
Judah his oebts
re he, ,hos contrary il ordered that al pe-ons interest
AZ The esfate Of the ~ Judah decreased sppea
tie s County S ork biz Office m the City OF
thrtyr day Of May ociock the
forenoon Of then ard there sho~ why authority
given the said Adnnstratont to Motsae Lease o.
al much Of samuel judah deceased
Is snail De he''''N' p'' '' A. w BRADFORD, Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

No LIcEssE-The Board Of Excise At Greenport Suffolk
County have decided TO grant licenses the present year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18
Goal.

Goal.
COAI.-TAe subscriber has in yards and lie constantly
" Aharxing al the various kinds Of Anthracite and biiumnon
Cola Peach Orchard Blacl Heath Lehsh liverpool onen
cpsl sidney &C. all OF the very best qashy delivered IN
kSn5uaas order and fpr sale JAMES L. WORTH
5000 WV Sthst cor Thonpson, and 6th-ay- Amosst
Oogn-town Office Nc. 81 WsllSL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

~ Edward b. Hill and David o. Edwards have been
appointed Inspectors Of Customs for the District OF Sag
Harbor Suffolk County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

n ~ =
G.P Warden, 20 B0wery.
II. stodler. $50 PesrLst.
q. Macher, $40 Pearl-st.
Jobn \ Dung, - City Hsil-plaee.
N. Mailman, 5l2 PeaTlst.
WIN. l.. Hall 1888 Chatham-st.
III. Greschen, 81 Elm-si.
4. Lowenthul, III Chatham st.
]. CODnelly, l0l Anthony lat.
A. Mclaughlin, t94 Pesrl-st.
IF. Letter, g. Duane-st
III Bosche, i4Frsnklin.st.
4. Atkinson, l8 Bowery.
II. ODonnell, VI OraDge-st.
II Carrsp, 60 OreDge-st.
Il. McGrath, 10 FTsnkhn-st.
Il. Benksn, 50l Peafl-st.
II, OKeef, iOO BayGd-st
C. Oakley, 40 Bowery.
V, Cartne, $50 Pesrl-st.
y. Bertrand, S5 Duane-et
John Nancher, % Orange-st.
c. Haven, n Dusne-st.
c. Bischoi, 81 Beyard-st-
j. Van Bergen, l2b Wsikerst.
4. Frost, IS Canal-st.
C. Heylgast, $50 Broadway.
II WeoniDg, 487 Pearl-ss.
J. Curtain. l2i Orsnge.s'.
J. Lanmert a Co, 70 hiulberry-st
J. Boslack, q Ehzs betb-st.
l.. Nerock, 10 Chatham-st
j. Haley, IS OraDge-st.
PR. Melville. - CIoss-st,
3. Yelling, 100 Walker-st.
ID. Sweeney, l42 Anthonyst.
p. McNulty, n Pell-st
O.s. Pray, 81 Chstham-st.
q. Matthew, 5i2 Pearl-st.
b. II. Schroeder, 8 FIsnkhn-s'.
VI. Vop, SO Bayard-st
M. Mcdonnell, s2l Mulberry-st.
a. Meukin, Al mulberry st.
J.H. Martinhofi, n Bayard-st.
L. saxea SO City Hsb-place.
q. MillendeT, - Ofsnge-st.
p. Mccarthy, IS OIansest.
q. Alker, 40 Broadway, II
T.. sherlock, ~ Leonaxd-zt
Ira Mac & Co, ,.7s Cilathsm.st.
L. Hyland, 70 Centsrf.
il. Hosre, IA OraDge-st.
Role, IA City Hsu-place.
P. Murphy, 81 Muiberry-st-
p. Schillins, % MuiberrJ$t.
b. Cablan, Al Elm-st.
John Carroll. 493 Penrist-
IT, Heart, SO Duane st.
Il. Msheady, 80 0raDsost.
A. Redmond, 90 Orange.st.
4. Mendibges, 565 ChathaInft,
n. Van Nance, i32 Chathsm-st.
F.W. Weber, $50 PeaIlst.
L. EstermsD, 102 Anthony-st.
M. Cronin, u Center-a.
X. n. Smith, $50 Broadway.
q. Brainsrd, lo3 MurraJ-st.
J. MeIntiFe, IS Baysrd-st.
G. Decker. 81 Duane-st.
T. Connolly, 10 Frankhn-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

~ At meeting Of the inhabitants Of the neghborhoo
Of Turtle Hook In the Town Of empstssd i was decide
hat the name Of the place be changed to Union Dale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18
Ocean 9teamers, Me.

TNHE R. Nj. STEAMSHIP ASIA-A steamboat will
leave the dosh Jersey City at 40 O'clock NJ on WkGSE r..
requssiedtO be board the sA%SpS before
CAyANNAH STEAMSHIPS
- Office removed o No. Is Broadway
side opposite the Bowling Green Wednesdays aud Sat-
apply on board No t sSsE RivSr md e. Pss'
AUSTRALIA.- CLIPPER LINE for MEL
BOURNE PORT S racket snip SiQLA now
d S SS S h S S ;s'i sS os as SSs
asny taxing limited nemeer Of passengers win be ready ad'
kR llE4n hL RlSAN 10 M ia ss1ts or to
EOR E,AUSTRALIA-lhe nearly new
clipper bark ESTHER RANGES Croser Master having all her
and thirds board can take few more passengers
sps on Scsid, Perm Z b ~onTox =. s'ows~
= E'0RMELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, AUS FRALIA
pRECT-Fir, NeselThe splendid fastsaiing packet ship
NORMA Tbs w,inown and aySte ship offers the best facilities
l pssepses viii be limited 20 and passengers
s passage 81 Pc s
fssasers vii take the meals At Che same table Her state
l S warm attitudes spe prOneusds deck unen-
To- sss part o. Sss hsisb susased and vessel expected
s,Sy an Sss . sOs Ff N wS1 VIII be A'n
+ RICHARDsONk Co Nc. 50 South~t
N Y. AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM
ssf4SSsl \, s.e.S IsdSss5 n s..saS9
qe tunsl Richard Adams ConnsndeI val Esw.Y0Tk 6s
AsssvaR essy Bsyl nom Pie, No North River, MONDAY,
sss:s sS coRf e: "a Go aa
assnss c.SPps! romnsneer which steamer VIII b IN
~ nmsAAsy SI San FRANCISCO, Toe aesouio
ssA,ss pa he voyage between NeYOrE ana Panama AID While
sySg .ssStss p.t q he Company = issar
Assagsn ts, kiHs t Railroad
.r.np.-. DAVIS BROOKS %, a:asral A.sasl
ss,ss ,' P1 ss I H = @ vs 0s racr
'e eSIlSS LAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAyI-
nom e tepays Aeezs IA caaos Msr~ OF he rss. nj ,s
pnrcp. port, TIE Mecssrrsnsss sse issh &C. e Al The
Austssls wa ksyT AIRY % LIVINGSTON MILLS a 60 60
TOR CALIFORNIA; d AUSTRALIA, Tent. u.,o
ueNsdenaue No is9 Hscrf ny ~g,,S SOisSON No
siAe above psInsa arees e es iosaa Al oEas
"a ne mos, reasonable ieras- f' s~'N~'"s
WEEKLY LINE for CALIFORNIA.-TNrTpD
w STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP cOAiPANY soaasctins -1s
=: rssfs Msii SsssT,tg Csayaay s9Tyias 5e Mai sr
Also ssni uaouAly Inc bstveea NEH.YORN HAVANA ,os
sEwoRLEANs ssisns P II ifom Warren st Per. Norm
MUS Mar Co attend 70 aspa,ch direct 70 Asa ssrps
~ uenth Of Nay the iolowas SeaueEs, Ns~losk Ei Crus
E n.y & sEq nDS ,, Ssgs Potter ISM
M.s q, cREsc ENT CRY i'' csrs msGovsa,
s''ss 'owe' rsisa Application :; No Ia wesist
NEwyoRk, HAVANA AND NEw.oRIE1Ns line ltsEAi'
Nsy y c ciMPIRE CITY csPt wiedls
cssp .l ~ 3, b secured Ppeson oc Of q.
ssss h o s. ~ corner Of WsIIcnf where add
tOk CHARLESTON and FIoRIDa-Sl,NL
Inns abrs NAIL LINE The new ana s. going steamer
Nh ~ S, q = DeAnen, comznsnds sin eave Pier No 4
81 toad whs.s N q sdiSs Win BE- ssSe I'd Tor pss
Ihfcstl ~ IFrOkO fLESrON Co. No . Broad~sy
his SO 'o''a' - follows 10 JaeisoAgiis ssh Pi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

: Donelly, IV7 Anthony 81.
u. Il. Fox 4 Co, 552 Broadway.
y. Mcdonnell 50 klmrst.
Al Harms, us Csntre.st.
J. Alberts, 81 csusl-st
u. Palmer. ii6 Chathsmsi.
y. ID smith. Al Chathsm-st.
n. Wallace, 90 Elmst.
! Sweeney, ~ nulbcry-a
]. GerDou, 2ss Broadway.
\. Never, 1874 Leonard-sf.
J. n Cansbergen, 100 Elm-st.
w. gsfiner. 10 Centre'st-
j. Carroll, l01 Bayard,st.
II. Ritcher. So Oh ifham-st.
+. 4. OC0nneli, i07 Baysrs-a-
WA T. Schlnfeldt, tot M1frayst.
8. Van Buren cor. Bsrclayk Wes.
J. Molenhsar, 50 Mott-st.
w. MeKieman, 83 Crossst.
T. Moosey, rs Anthony 81.
J. II. Rove, 81 Bsysfd ct.
II Biehofs, 80 Mulberry Of.
%. q. Hooker 30i Broadway.
| w 9. Marphy, s. Oranse-ss.
J. Boaner. % Whita-st.
b. Rooney, lsChsmbefs II.
/ Il. Atkinson, lN L.onard-st.
L.B Decker, 90 ChsfhDm-st.
J. B. Nscke, n Malhsrry-a
NJ. Mouis.y, fy7 Pearl-sf
p. Dunn, ll2 Aailiony-st
v. Casspsne. 10 Centfe-st.
n. Van Glahu, 65 DIensest.
Mrs. Elir. WesmeE, " frsnkhn-sts
p. Lyons as Pssri.st.
J. Detsan, rs City HAll-psaee.
In. Loveloy, 400 Broadsay.
| A. LoueDthsll, - Mnlbcny-st.
j. CesEFovs - Centfs-st.
n. Stcemsn, l3j Authonyst.
ID IA Luke, sls Broadway.
IN y. Stroop, AZ Elm-st.
C. II. Butt, ~ k.lm-st.
lH Bauman, 80 Cross-st.
IN. Besg, n Mulboffy e.
VIM. Aniersos, 10 Is>onsfd-Sf.
10. IA. Jones, 53z Broadway.
Henry Bran 10 Csntsrst.
IA Remel, 30 Hcads.st.
In. Smith, fst Pssrlst,
.. Corsen. 1874 Leonard-st
wv. n. Blair ~ Bowefy.
IN. w. Middleridss. . Mulksny q,
Mrs Rosalis Roubet, b5Si Pear 81
r. Kelly, 50 Mott-s.
J. Mullen. Is Mott Of.
I'D. Hellnan, 81 Chatham &C.
y Witcht & Co n Dutne-r-
w. II. Turner, 81 Broadway
n. II Fieldman, fg3 feari.st
lB. III. Lowrrie, 10 Duane q.
1T. Conboy. 80 Mulbeiry-st.
WIN. cottins, "a aulbenyst.
John VNeil, 10 Mulbcrry'a.
J. Pondernasle, 70 Bsyafd-si.
ID. Cation. IS Centsr-st.
r. Henry. a CeBter-st.
10. Dunstrop, II City ifill-plsee.
NJ. Donnolly, 90 Mulbcrry-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

wee. last woman bad her s:ss and a. ons.s~s
o: .;::i < J = q. .. 81 sIi P,sis
Herman psssr e Cent?. st., rot aH'ed ss'ps ps''tsusss
j;ss S.y. ssy:.s: e: mated. , s..s. A's's
:; ;sl.,. :ss css:s
S S.Ss %,. Sssaii es. ss.; s.rsu, Han.
sisssr 5 cs,s% Ss . ."s,,.s Ssas % GO i.
G G:ss1 2 s': :;s;eGs.s' o! g
R Rs,s. .,s 5 k.Isss. Is ls Ssssss.
csPs I,sp srns y'a s'' 0us
I aS sSs q ffsS;,s.s.ry; y s, M.s"
ssSsss sssir-yo. kept. bad
IS SSst sc S:' ~Sas .sr q ssss ysr A-'SH'w.
" n I n h BSSGcI. 1aaissryst
chr.,i.n sss' srer Sct Broadway
risne Ssrrsn - - orrc~ you are reported keeping s.
y. lsss s5ssIs ). CTS sS HshPlse'
T Mlnsa y hss, ~ AI iis SSsshsn
cornehu. D.cO oIanse Rstges .,,y s's scsss ''. =.
CAPT telling si s.. ss assssss ssss ss
s ssss as ;. s., s.s sss;s s
me he SoSss is s:SSs:sy cs sass Ss1s 90 sss
zmIsr%sp 10 LssssId.i Refused sissFns p'0''i'ss
s GsSsse W. sk SSsSV z Broadway
s:s; ss:s:: for that s'''s r'P''"
pPo,s,fs4a Z. assP.r s SSosss F'O''i'a's'
Nesbit, Jr, - Elm. ivy Grecn)
+ Er, p s:' k.sil& l 3 esSa =
Me- Trsutws bbsr Sc Resas e., lsordeEiyl
Ad Bari shal have 10 eonster yoaE license
John Shufei 4 OIsnse ss.- corner Of Cf0ss
Can't the corner iodss' Hs' wSss
Ala BaIr-l gu csuHOt have heense--as present
la FULLER a Chahsnst.
David Peitics, g psane.t
Patrick Geirisy, 5e2 Pesflet
John MGoUgh CeSire-s'.
Jehn ORiely So Centred
Hall Henry, Cenr.st -.
ceIs Corr. y, Van :, H S1 A lac .s0'Aa''
Aa, ~ @ s.ny me sane ali through the wnd
John MeLoushton s, Mott seeps three ho"'' WI '''' ~
Daniel Cunningham Sli Pe'risI
SIXTH wARD-sEcoND DAT.
Tbe0rantpv of licenses by Alderman Barr. with Capt.
Brennan in attendance was continued yesterday 10 the May
or's Office The number Of applicants was CONSIDERABLY
greater than on the day prevoUsso much so that there
vasa Evelv business 4 number Of spectators having
bod thar many were refused present yesterday 10
bar the rs,sss some have been inundated from ask
mo for license by the rule being more stringent than for
merly The Dutch houses especially where women are
kent and those where there rs music have generally been
denied All of the houses in that line OF business IN Chat
ham and Centre s., are denied licenses M~u o' NOSE
,bot are refused contended hard for license Others
mt upon probation Some who came the day previous
and were refused came again yesterday and were again
6sed Last year there were ago places licensed ia ths
sixth Ward and altogether there places to the number
of GOO where liquor sold aud they kept open nights
and SUNDAYS a. they pleased This year there have been
Ursed thus far a95 II is the declared intention OF the
authorities 10 compel srcter observance OF orders and
the rule viii be Immediately put into operation that places
bu he closed before late hour at night and on sundays
The following list Of the licenses granted yeSe'day'
A.sha,
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IsouEsr-Co roner Dickinson held an inquest on Mon
day evening at the Second Ward Station house on the
body OF an infant which found by some boys ncosed
in coffin and partiallbured near the Bushwick Creek
The Jury rendered verdict of Stubborn
IL The Peck slip Ferry Company have commenced
running two boats instead OF one 10 the night II Is hoped
that their sudden spirit Of beraly will be still further
tended so as to have the boats sufficiently lighted
distinguish the person setting next to you
No LIcEsm-Tbe Board of Excise at Greenport suaOlk
County decided not to grant licenses the present year
~ Edward b. Hill and David o. Edwards have besn
appointed Inspectors Of Customs for The District Of Sag
Harbor, Suffolk County
rAt meeting of the inhabitants Of the neghborhoOd
Of Turtle Hook In the Town Of Hampstead Il was decided
that the Of the place be changed to Union Dale
- The Corporation Of Brooklyn have purchased DIR.
Joseph Smarts mllpond and mill at Msrick, for $4,000
CoxMos CoUscm-At the meeting Of the Board Of Al
dernep, on Monday evening resolution was adopted,
askiDg the Board Of Finance to appropriate $500 Tor de-
feency on Grandst Improvement The Controller was
&0ao1tSed 10 kooy soOO Cd Us benos ol we ivy PAY
able In SIX mODibs The office OF Police Clefx Wa AONi
ishsd The Controller authorized to pay the new
ly appointed Policemen 81 50 per day Renoasxsness
were received against granting the Flushing Railroad Co
the privilege of laying down railroad track in Fist and
Second sts petition from Engine Co No. for the pur-
chsse Of new house and lot for their apparatus was
adopted AID. Van SAINT moved that tho subject Of Mr.
Hadfeds fireworks factory be referred TO the Mayor
Adopted
AccIDEsT-At Bristol Ferry, at the north end Of the
island Of Rhode Island public house much recrted TO
during the summer season. On Saturday As Two OF ms
boarders gentleman and lady with Capt Vars me keeper
OF the house. were fishing from sail boat IN ms fery
oop passing near to them putting about Joced her
boom over % hxt caught In the ballard Of tue sAooat
upseng and sinking her and throwing those on board into
the water Fortunately the gendepaan and lady
l,spt swimmers and were soon taken on board the soop
unjniured One of the gentlenea going to the assist
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~ The Corporation Of Brooklyn have purchased Dir.
Joseph Snarts mill pond and mill at Msick, for $4,000
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DyDSoN RSvHR RAE.R0AD -spyisg AIrAngc'
ueutt4us leave Chsberset daily, fo1 Absuy sns Try
Yxrqess Train through hoors e9nsctrs ~- Lrhs
resrhpE Buffalo OF Montreal AZ o'clock evening
NAL Tfaiu M-Throueh Way Trsas 10 - a ~ scd f1a
Fxpress Pm. IL Accommodation IrAn efA
forTrrytowu Pm. and II Pm
For PoEeepns AM Way Freight .e f@ssassi ihA' 80
lPN Passenger Tran
For Peekskilst 50 Pm -, =, = -. =. II w.,
stafions 80, -,
si1Ny R ANS ron ct 50 Al for PsushksepSe ana
,.sP NJ for AIbsry stopping a. a.! Way stseo1s
~-0@.N- - EDMUND FRENCH Supsrntenscnf
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TT,HE R. Nj STEAMSHIP ASIA.-A steamboat will
II leave the dock Jersey City 40 o'clock on WEoNES-
Passengers requested be board the sieamboM before
thai hous T. CUNARD.