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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-02

Every person en'hedt TO the right 81 psssmpon
lands
rated, Ia required 10 establish
and receiver Of sud okce payn~a.
therefor practicable after seeing h notice.
day appointed for The othc pusc
embracing the tract Claimed otherwhs such claim will ke
JOHN WfLaOS
+. 49, a. s Commissioner NJ the General Land OM<s.
me Il ap,7 < 4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-02

NOTICE TO rREEMPTiON CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled right of pre- empton to Of the
lands within townships fractional townships above snuse
tho satisfaction =" the regis
OF proper isnd ohce and make payment
fo - after nos, ana before the day
Of the public sale Of the lands
hscius claimed otherwise such claim will be Forfeited
"-~-s =" JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

On Friday everirg Dvcet-ber 49, At st. Peter 3 Churop
FArclay street by lhe Rev. Quia, ANrHoNY DuRAND,
Eq. to sizes FIISS MURPHY both Of this city.
o. supcay, December IS at the Central Prssbyterisn
Chusch, by tbe Rev a. A Wood Mr.. GEO. W. WLLKrr 10
Mbs kAsfPA 8 RAsD0ipH all II this city.
Cir cnnsti Pc prrs please copy
On Thurfday evening, D-cs mber 20 by the Rev T.
DemsIes Mr.. JOAN W. In FRIES to Miss CAROLINE Nom
FORT, all Of New York.
Rocllsnd county pagers pie are copy.
On Sunday. December 90 by the Rsy DR.. Price, Mr..
WILLIAM EMsGY Jr, to Mis- Virginia RoBNsos. all of this
city
PIttsburg papers please copy
Un Mouosy, December 70. by the Rev, d. D. De witt,
JBgAnK GORAAN 70 hiss CAROLINE MATILDA BAKER, all OF
tits city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

John and Mary Ann Moorhsad, sgsd years. II months
ard Is days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral this (ussiay) afternoon ct one
o'oIooh. from No. 70 Cannon street
On Sunday, DECEMBER az, Of consumption, EsypSa
wife Of Edward James Mckee, In tho 26th year her
age.
The friends and acquaintsncss OF the family are
spectfuliy invited stt-pd funsral from her 10
residence lao West Thirty seventh street. This day, at
~ 'clock.
On Saturday December ~ Mrs. Macy, wife Of IN susI
Decou In thu s2d year OF her egg.
The tiieLds and invited to a.
tend ths fur era from her late residence No las Yea
Fo'i~tb street. this dsy, (russdav At o'clock r.
In Brookly ., Monday, December ~. AIs,A Ears
sld' 1T OF Asxaacer II. and Sarah B. Earle age.
years. Q months AID IL dsvs.
Funeral services at sh O'Clock NJ, this dsy, Tues
fsyD Tie friends of the family aud relatives ~, in
vitsd TO attend NJ No. Jor2lemon street. near Val
kuest ferry Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA stable
a. the rear of the corner Of Seventh and Dickinson
ssyeete, Southwark. belonging to Mr.. Daveri:k, and
containing several horses aud fifteen COWS, was set
On fire about IL o'clock on Saturday night. Those
rst attra ted to The premises were enabled to save
the cows, but he flames spread rapidly that 20
toyses persisted, despte the efforts to rescue them.
Tue sable aGjoiIed two dwellings,, also Belonging
r. Mr.. Daverick the Of which were of frame,
aud the fire involved them in destruction The
fants then tx,eDGea along the roofs to four other
DIVE llDgs adjoiins t. tne uorth. The efforts of tue
eeI alone prevented the entire destruction of the
rw, extending nearly t. Reed STREET. The absence of
battl. neut walls above the IOofs, in this instance,
az 10 buudyeds that have previously occurred capsed
damage 70 fix dwellings,, which might otherwise
lave been confined u tSo. The houses were all
teDante0 by aocr families and the alarm and con-
fusion Of the unfortunate females and children forced
b fly from their houses AID take refuge with neigh.
bors made the sceDe most distress 1g one. A por.
ton of the furniture fr the burpipg dwellings was
saved; bNt, usual, much OF it so broken to be
utterly useless The tenaus thus rendered homeless
are Low In most destitute condition, some Of them
having saved not particle OF their clothing, save
what they bad on. A sick child was carried out by
fireman, and comfortably provided for by neigo.
bor. Two Of the buildings were vned by Miss
Stuart. The Two upper houses, which are the least
damaged, were insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
TIE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DISCRIMINATION the ESD of December, there were
oil Treasury warrants entered the books OF the


JUpeMETT AGAINST THE PENNSYLVANIA AND IIo
RNIRo.D CoMP.Ny.-In the Court of Common
Pleas for Richmond county. Ohio, sitting a. Mansfield
LIST reey, Judgment Of $2l 500 was rendered
se sDst the Pennsy isaoia and Ohio Railroad Com
parry, and In favor Of Hurford IL Wintrode The
pia,Dt f. were contractors the road, and brough.
suit TO recover pay for constructing four miles of the
grading, embahkment and bridging on it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
Picture q from Lifs.-

How ne IL this rstursl vord think thst L breathes
Wba hsi what ,xpresianl ,hss spi i'll
IL want mt 90 gse--' alHP sd tls spouse,
That ant IL ita prin clip Il merit"
Tbak see lev inst-i ces in this world
where ticn ~oaid b. true; criy.,s
honts though 10 pioutoo neliko
Ahen hi ROOTS alery 1. at 1863 Broadway where sh,se
spie did Jerusale Mount Zion
H~shlef en-, 20 DO seen day an d night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Medical Csrd.--Tl catment Of COnsumr.
tiop bronchitis aud asthma, by inhalation DIR Hunter
Office, 762 Broa.wa, ao,e Eighth street He will be alb
sent onai bn1ises In Washington Wednesday
thursday, and Friday, 2ssh, % b. and S0th last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Nrsncn Jssveiry, ISL observation-disclosures
AEsCAAsD DR JAIME, GULL EMoT 4 GO. beg leave 1.
rcrm he patrons ard the public They hays
ooest Peis iswsry patterns which will vari
y hcr stock aud able them satisfy persons
shc Will haaox ahen With = witt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
ma C.me ofLafs,- I'm pIaying the gamo or

life s sss 10 receive many hsrd kaoexs but ess Who
paronise Pre- SCOTT use Hat store Of
6ron ~ ana spr street. esrapes ,ch result, 10
ssj a his beau iful osrb ing magnificent
ind eosty fare At exceedingly low prices. Gail
and m A. xou purchases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

.Tb. ali have the sense
10 patron OXo establishment Us Fulton street He
bas superb cffe clemens hats display Of
CAN'T ahienAhe prs and excellent assortment Of
ma brellas. call and jud e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Brosdsa, corner rult stre & Barnums
Dssoer for 80 cents ST. s. IS S0 $50 and t3
rs a,d Of description Known in the art at
new tablishm 2l2 Broadway Of Fulton IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Jewelty at Manufacturers Prices.-Illch
cts bress pn, sets pia ant esrr-gs loekss thin
bes, a chatesines sleeve buttons. chains of
So les sale at the mandatory Of the subscriber Ss
broadway, second hcor. DAVID RAFT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

esrts Ac., Is all very we'll but rafferty, lsask give you
lbentss In hat fres of charge tia. when
mls Jew ie,s calls and leave yonr hat ia the hsi s.o
thar his, az ID elws,s 10 you buy from RAFFEaiY
LIE SIX o. 81 Chatham street, and Chatham and
Psarl ttrtets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

5000 Dague rreoty pes Will he Distributed
e. b. Ca RID CO., 81 % cacn whers the
Sest pictures ALL taken NO psym in i'd
vance Remember 200 BBosdwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

y G. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNI
~. trre To morrow, wednesday, At tho raoms u
Mr.. VIM simgson. No ~ Bowery-R. @. KEMP will sell
Boyey consisting Of superb rosewood and mAossby
paror dining and chamber urn eli which has
be. made In the test for the city and
bire ABOUT declining hu,ess win ell the wols without
rse ibis ess presents favorable for
hou;eheepsrs and ,Lc ,tsds 70 supply omsiyss wish
s,d quantity Of furn tuve and consists of beautifully
carved parlr farm suite covered In beet
storoh brccstelle, r,en snd omsc velvet; rosewood
ecscrfs too eases and taires marble oeAtre
per ats c.,yed r,ewood ssdsteads bureaus and cash
table mnhu ofss voare chairs spring scat par,cr
chars in great vari,ty horsay centre cSd aad
stands hail MATTRESSES &c 40 Catalogues ,hs morans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Ladies' and Gentlemen Will find a large
and beautiful variety OF 81 ell oombs from which Sc
let rsh and ,p roas holiday presents for their fon.s
ray be found assortment of jt goods Jet brace cts
from 81 To- SO psir psrtsmonaaies cutlery
and variety Of fancy goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

DIR. LittlcGeld, 49s broadway, opposite the
Art Union rooms, oantnues without PAIN corns
bunicbs, club sorted nails TO tho perfect sAajon or
The patient pfactss Of fourteen years the city OF Now
York 10 sufficient guarantee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Births.
On Sunday. December 25 1t A. NJ, Mrs. JoaS ssAne,
Of girl.
Monday. December % at O'clock in Brooklyn, Mrs.
JOHN 7. SBKPPYRD, of . daughter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Test for Champr0nshIp John IT. Gold
snlH 50 Ter the champion cutter of the Uated
stateB haG accepted u chaense for tnou dosrs
offered by brass art. 80 cut tu clothes for dofrmea
Mr. Coidmitn, having ma s with Messrs
trrmHod Proeh, ready m sde oothiers and merchant
taors No 40 Fut street. will hercaf found thst
place, where the will DO taken this day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

VlOLIks fl.iliEAs. ORGAN, ETC At AUCTION -
ih day, itk O'Clock. 81 Dey .tiect, corner Green rich
an ossoer Of articles suissbe for gifts Aiso whips,
.relss travelling bags jswsry silver k,ives spoons 30,
together with let II yolips nutina violin ttrirgs and
email chamber organ. WELLINGTON q. cARTtaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

GST-A COlB BAND BRACELET FASTENED WITH
II aide On Saturday ri Eenon etsner Ia Tor saloon
OF gong from thtIo 10 Howard ssree suita,le
will be g,vn for the ~ asiug A. No 6MacdouAl
Htls cot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

su vocal rerorne selected nsds woods ~
Germ ,ny, tpg'sbd, Holl nd Amer, a. All are
r~t born professors of the nature No pres
Tor she ydhss ian be equal 70 Of these living artists
wfsa biz throat M o. the love of tb, gale lark lin
ssovc. l6 rto william street. near Chatham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Premium Cioaks, or all Kinds or nate-
ral and the latest your u
GOT good holiday siit At price. No hun bug They
must and will be sold within the nsxs four weeks LADIES'
largo stock Of ribbon trimmings, DO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

hat OIL, three DAYS remain Tor cut obcaa PERU .MS
M ,chsts 1T dollar eArh at FIR dsy private
faes close Ali tickets remaining In ar Psrhsm's han
At time be sOjd suction, NJ Castle arden
st o'clock r. NJ of that day, and will be received
eaceps IT advance the REGULAR price. II have to
the advance, don't blanc anybody nut yonra.se
both Mr. rham and sbe have svsa timely notice Of
UGH tpeculatofs already bnyns them
obtain Iremum and they will be cure to get 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

VIII have ready for isspecopl ss morni large aud
nsiye SELECTION Of .Mtabie for holiday presents
ing IN price from SO a per set Mr. feels dent
at h t.st skill ~ toe til furs will rive general
tacon TO those who wish to Furnish him With their orders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

hsot ~ JULLiks which creating mach stotn ent
tsbjng sixty Of ~ Jullion's popular musio
apd share In tl distribution Of enc hundsd pianos for
ycon sins the follpwir inscription from H. Julien him
elf Dcd ston1h collection Of popular music .coeived
with during fret vista 10 the United States
sbedieh. sorsa nt JULIEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Biadys Dagucrreotypes, Set I'm every va
RI ursurpa nnish and
tho pubic appropr ate and valua
te gtp fer the boIsys BKADY'a DagurrtAn Galleries,
Ne broadway. oyer Tnompsons Salool, and No. 206
Brsse az, fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Diamonds and Watches.-David RAFT,
importer ssl broadway, std of white
offers foe sale ych cluster rims bracelets
rngs studs set in solid eighteen carro gold; ane
~ in rters prces-lever duplex chrome ster fifteen
day, eight day, and cylinder movements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Sewing Machines.--I. M. Singer a. 90, No.
a. hr.sosay exhiOsos aid selling gre.s y.ri,y
se~ibg maohins for vsrus purpoes esoh perfect
AND. Needle arr shu.ti- for ~iag cloth end
sthsr ~ well khovn VERBALLY approved, and the
knsi for sewing linen and other lishs poods aulings
ksAesss H.. va " bssA " essgA~ssR ~ 81 s~AsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
SALES AT AUCTION.


WILLIAM IKvING a co, AuCriONEEls. WILL
~ soil ~ auction. on TUESDAY, De ember n. At l0h
oelooh 1T the ssi.s No Pine street, large assert
msnt Of eotlpg eonfsns Of fashion able customer msds
blsck tatin yea double b acted do blue blanket
coats brown do sham with cloth and velvet
ecllsrs mixed brown alta b nohair d. beaver Do.
To-, Ao also opera cl.aks nbls brown
beaver overeoes black costs. frock do 10. Sale
prenptary. 20 close rsftnsrsip
WS.k TAYLOR, ApcrioNEsR-wA x. yAYLozA
" Co VII cell az snctisn Wednesday sad Thursday
Dscshsr d ard - a. hs O'Clock esoh evening"
doors nbov, Metropolitan no valuable collection u
spsncd oil psirrzs by The old @sters This uRrivaIed
seiectoa has M bseH ppores dv~et fro Italy, and
never before exhibited s These hae paintings
were tsoutit out By M Fnslsb IL no has had
fesidsnce tersnce rna Rome the last twelve
Uhfns hAt lime ne has hazel All the Gnest gal
tetes palaces ana Wise n Florence. Napiea and
ether cities re - r FORKS = Ths collection
sairs come Of The nest i'm osrre for public
POLL Bmb rsriDo, Piiturt IA curarzi Correeio
Lopei Cigoh Giovanni carl, Gursr rlopfortin Crsspl
FidAn Huillo ouico, GncYno yxpasi Caracoi es9res-
tsnj Poussn Psfopi tsrnst ss-so Farrato A. Darer.
Lucssli Canaeto, One Alo' aud others
howped and phs hove pictures ~ theix
pure original rts. ported from Italy Tasy will Be
ready for pnbc N peetou day and ssenrg Tree from
cay Dec. B until che a ssle with catalogues All the
above are truo pictures rc s artists attributed aud
rally and all per.oss sesAk r moe pictures sspsc ally. 70
Tor The sale cf raiE There ry light both day
and evening. sns pitnres be aud smined
Eood advantage Do forget tire ber60 Broadway
bale positive without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

TIE OVERLAND RsUTY 10 OALIvoRNIA-ExFRA-
ORDINARY DSspArcH.-The San Francisco Herald Of
Nov II, announces the arrival there upon the pre-.
cedipg day, o. the steamship Golden Gate from Pa
psm., in twelve days, bridging New Orleans dates to
the lst Of November, New York advices to the 3Oth
U6October and news from Liverpool to the 18th Of the
same month, furn shed by the Ramsey route through
Mexico. This NJ looked upon the mos. extra9r-
binary despatch on record. rhe important news
from Europe reached California In twenty-seven
days III sixteen rom New Orleans and from New
York in seventeen. The Herald justy remarks:-
The highly important news received BY the Golden
Gate, does not porses interest than the oircam
stance Of the Extraordinary speed with which i ms
been conveyed TO Never has Their. ben achieved
greater triumph Of science and enter ri,e Wisaio the
time usually required for humiliation Drtweao ran
Francisco and New York, have rsesived inteihsencs
from Europa additional distance OF tnree thousand
pilss
The telegraphic advices received In this city from
diferen. parts OF the Union, to the moment the
regular mail steamer left were anticipated in CALI
sorDia nv the overland mails by this arrival.
FaoH Turks IsIASns-Ths British brig leader Capt
Crosby, srrve YESTERDAY in seventeen dsys from Grand
Turs, Turks snds Capt reports that salt there
twenty cents per hushsl and scarce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

r osT-oN suspay N GD., ABsUT IL O'CLOCK.
- in gong IN strmg 20 h,ast9n street. in
errins Nlct"rine. iiber i will be gwen Nv
leaving tho at tho store VI original Jacobs TX,
Chatham stree. -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Thnc Elegant Dwelling Houses Only one
dollar each; iwe t. spl "a aeos snd melodsons only
enc dollar each by yONEs' gift tickets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

II you Wish fo Make n Fortune, Bny ono
Of ION, aft tia etc. II You wi live happy,
seayf Jor %, stft iiokets only one dollar each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

T osT-BGTWfEN NO. ~ BasD STaEEr AND
IL Broadway between Bond and Bsecksr a. cate. in
oadway. te rbe O'Clock
urdny The Under will suitably
rewarded b. lavpg a. @ fsAth street, dsoc Of
Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Grand Gala Week.-rhc Proposed Display
msn.s with tae sssemsly low pres, = "bioS sssy 40
onered make New mans new snd beautifully des rated
stare the ct fashionable and popular resort NEW.
HANS 765 Broadway bot xeen 5ixhth and Ninth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
Il L. YANpEwArER, AucTIoNEkR, WILL SSH

L. vAaDEwATER, ,AuCTIoNEER, WILL SSH
Tuesday Dee. ~ 40 1 o'clock ct Nos IL ~ au 70
Feet Twenty second street, between Fourth aad
avenues he MIXTURE, tools and stess Of
extensive ment rstirD from ba
consisting Of fnihed and unfinished furniture tools
srd atssls Tor ourng rsunin, and solid stuff
u which the Of the ado 10 Invited Also lsrse
assortment Of Cd mahogany hlack walnut and
MOULDING also. black walngt and framee
mir aso, sill the machinery lathos drilling machines
be circle and upright ALI TO bs sold without
10 olcee tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

I OsT-A BLACK PURSE CONT uN,Na ABOUT
IL frty dollars y ~ i've dollar bls Tha fader will
be literally rewarded on leaving IL Tith Mr. Castano,
2so Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Ready Made Clothing Twenty Per Cent
lsdvssa 10 90 It, Si9 60 yssts - ~ pant se
large assortment Of boys IA and suits In all lors
per cent OF tn, ussa price, 3o BrOaaway only price
store, GEO. LEVlE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
ocuIysTs Ann AuRIsTs.

nEArfEss.-JlsT RFchvxn FROM LONDON nm
~ barrow Aurioss entirely sm.fl tas no ypcv
.nn Tor as.'ases ali ths sevsnsg q
iver hAa been produced Pvice 70 be had ~ No 81 Ia
rsrsrs .t-css Ntv yc-s, q y. ~ Iascg. en-s ss1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
Police Intelligence
A grABBING AfFRAY IN AN EMIGRANT BOARDING
HOUSE.


srABBNa AfFRAY IN AN EMIGRANr BOARDING.
HoUss. r
Last evening between six and O'Clock, officers
Harvey aud Peane OF the Third pose arreatsd an
faiian named Rosi Loais charge Of bling Henry
Msk the keeper Of a German emgrsut boarding house
the 0, Liberty AMI Washington Streets 1t
thst Lus ve1t i0tn the bar and called for
thing drink and being refused words ensuei aud
On ARRAY took p.sos when Hck received . stab with
knife which penetrated jut above the hip bone the
lsf sdA rbe wound, although serious one ia not At
present supposed to be dansero The assailsnt
asep to the Third ward police station house. and this
morning viii conveyed before the msaisae TO answer
The charge The prisoner Ia BY trade marble cutt.r,
aud Re orks Tor the proprietor of tn marble esrsb
Bshmsnt i, Bros way Twpntisth strest. He denies
using a kpiie, nctwiIhsssuo found his
psrs by ihe pocs when arrested the blade OF which
orrss ponds with the wonpc inflicted IN the side Of Mr.
l=k
Stealing Watch and Money.-vestsiday young man
Henry Chester arrested by Cant. 40. IN,
Of ths EItn ward change Of stssliaE po,kstbook
srAsicjng $40 silver watch, and goli chain worth
e43in all S50ths property II James Bake Of No 90
his guilt snd informed the Off where the ORC osrsy
cra<d It recovered and the prisoner taken
before Juese Stuart who committed him to prison for
trial
Stecling Bark Bills Officer Davis of the Twsuteth
war;, Ar est d q young man Dsmed Miohsal 0u0u,
charge with stealing $40 In bank BILLS from MishsAl
kcNxpu xtsa tn street The Socus.d sub tly
RAvs up the Money ard the pris taken before
Justice Stuart who committed him to prison for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Crystal Palace Exh1blt1On.-Vhe Splendid
ly ernamented cakes cries. pyramds temples,
kisses maoaroone Ice creams sad jsss
pey holidays and far surprising nything of
tipd In this city, be hal BLINGS zoo 30 very.
No charge made here for the examination Of the articles
Come aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

u KEMP, AUCT0NRER-IURs. sLEI0H ROBES
H. nufa, Ae this day, ~ 10h o'clock ~ s. Nsssaa
srsetR. CEMp will cell thsSntre ST. oh Of
manufacturer and ealer s Of which will positively be sod
Nhcut reserve and copssts OF valuable stock sr
sctured rs II the beat quality and styes having boon
made for ct retail trad In folewsrosl
martin nun. victoria o. and CUTS rssed lynx sable
mpa and other mus vi orinss and ScEh robes Of
yArus knds 81 French squirrel via orine
ouns cspes. foot mufs, 6o Tac whole prisns very
hauds assortment which s we'll worthy Of the atten
zion q tho trade and purchasers ser orally. Catalogues on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

Hair Dye and Wigs Bachelors Manu-
factory these articlee 10 removed Bradwy oppo
siAo the Park, where he has the
world for the sale and application of his hair dye and newly
rented wigs and toupees ine private rooms, all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
City Intellfgence.


FIRE "A FIRE he supoas il BIT abo1t IL O'Clock
In bulldog in of lo a72 Second street Tho
fAmss extsposd through to buildings rear
OF lots Adopug Third street the latter accup
By NUMBER of familss all Of whom turhsi out #
doors The amount Of damages IL no ascsrtaiaed.
ANOTHER FIRE "A Gre hrcie ont Sunday nornIng in
OF t~o sry wooden buildings In Forty street.
bAtw en- Second and Third svenuY, owned by Daniel Bu
her. F,q Two OF the dwell pgs injured 10 the
sunourt If Sfo0, covered by insurance The fire
U-s ctd In cooper shop occupied by Saladin Klein,
which was damaged 10 the amount Of 500. Not in
gured.
ACCIDENT ON RAILROAD CAR.-About 10 O'Clock on SON
day rcruing. med Moses Henry, residing No.
S57 Eighth sueat. By car No. % Of the
Eighth Avnu RAr ad and seriously ursd II appears
that Henry sanc ing the 'front.' PLATFORM and when
be got of hs At Twspteth street he his balance
snd tell The ground the passing his foot and
Ysg. he taken TO tbs Hospital This Shouts be q
warning to ALL to be careful how they step from railroad
while they ara ia 4 otion.
AccpFNTAL DsowsIyG On Saturday night last Q man
jru,es ssFey tn his death while ascending
the newss plank Of he steamboat Buffalo, lying 1T the
bot Of afr street North river He accidentally slipped
and isll the ok and before any aid could
dersd he body sank and has not yet b-sn recovered
FmTyG EiuGaANrs TURKEY The Society Of
the Eprants 10 Tri ey viii hold general msstiug ut
EkbArs Hotel No ~ Lscpard street Thursday next
s half past Och cb M 20 consider the best steps 10
be taken 10 carry out their plans Of emigration.