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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-18

&C., ia al taelr accompanying evils, (Cance
excepted)no matter how severe or how long stand
ing;
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
the system in a better condition. Let all inter-
esled in such a remedy call and obtain pamphlet
(free) containing ample proof, from highly respec-
table sources, of the happy results of its use, to-
gether with letters from first class experienced
physicians, who have used il IN their practice,
and speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES.
p B. Bockman, NJ. d Utica, New York,
L D. Fleming, NJ. D., Canandaigua, do.
M. H. Hills, NJ. d Rochester, do.
D. Y. Foote, M. D., Syracuse, DO.
Z p. Newland, M D., Utica, do.
W w. Reese. NJ D., New York City.
Prof Dunbar, N, D., Baltimore, Md,
J. C. Orck, N. D, do. do.
W. PRESCOTT, ~. D Concords n, IL
THOMPSON & CO., Druggists,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Yazoo City, Ma.
Also so by Yandel & Bailey, Jackson.
Daniel &. Lyles, Raymond,
and by most of the leading Druggists in the State.
Letter addressed 10 Messrs. Beach and Brownson,
Agents at Newbeuy, e. H., S. c., by Rev. c. s
Beard, Of same State.
GLENN SPRINGS, Jan. 9ih, 1858.
Messrs Beach and Brownson-Sirs: | send for
another bottle of your t'Marchisi's Uterine Catho
Iicon.n My wife has been afflicted for eleven
years, and variety of means has been rcsorted
to for relief, but none was obtained until iscciv-
ed this medicine rom you. It's lnhunce seems all
most magical: there was manifest improvement
from the day il was takon.
AS there are a great many females in our coun-
try laborng under the affection Tor which your
medicine proposes a remedy, feel it dntY %
recommend il 10 all such.
(Signedl CLoreH $. BEARp.
j. MARCHISI & Co. proprielofs.
Central Depot. 3o4 BFoadWay, N. Y.
aug. &c, 1885, 7-6m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-18
DIR. ,. ID. ANARCHISTS
deed d athoIicon,
84fuiag FlealaEes

stands Re q n
II Tor it's curtti
powers in all ID
diseases for which
IT'S recommended
called F p ii A LIE
COMPLAINTS
OF these are ProIap-
sus Utefi, Of Falling
81 The Womt;F Flour
Albus, Ok White +;
Chronic Inhama ion
nd UIceration Of
he Womb; lncideB-
III morrhnge, ur
FLOODING; P q iniuI,
s ppressed and III
re0ular Ne stfafion
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-18
DIR. GeOhegan'S

DH. GeOhegAn'
Extract of Hydropiper,
For Dyspepsia, Scrofitla, and
al Impurities Of the Blood,
PREPARED BY ONE or TIE FACULTY.
HNHIS vegetable remedy which is now spread
ing to all parts of the country, is prepared
by graduate OF one OF the first Medical Schools
in the west, Il physician of high standing in bis
profession, and as much opposed TO emplrclsm or
quackery as any ona can be, as ls shown by the
facf that the receipt is published and accompanies
each bottle of the medicine, thus generating it
from the charge o being aosrnm'
IT Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
as will be seen by reference to the Circular ard by
the accom- Janying certificate
Unlike SaTsaparilla the Hydropper is quick in
its action the first bottle often producing wonder-
FIJI results as in the case of the negro girl of Mrs
Simmon's of Louisville, who was relieved of
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEK.!
In short il has excited the wonder and admira>
ton of al who have used it, and wherever known
stands al the head Of all remedies for the following
diseases
Dyspepsia, scrofula, White Swelling, Mesenterc
d. seases o. Negro Consumption, Scurvy, Chronic
Rheumatism, Goul, Neuralgia, Sores, Ulcers, and
all Cutaneous or Skin Diseases, all Renal or Kid
ney affections, all female irregularities and OBJ
structions Mercurial Diseases, Secondary Syphilis,
General Debility, and all disorders arising from
impure blood and bad Habit of System,
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
this remedy stands unriyalied. Its effects are
wonderful. 1t is d slight stimuIant and powerful
tonic and Alternative.
as a beautifer Of the complexion, III the cure
of pimples and blotches, in producing clear and
beautiful skin, il ia much mc~e safe and sure
remedy than all the cosmetics and lotions in ex.
stence. Try it, and you will never regret it,
Do not lose confidence if ii should seen al first TO
increase the disease-the general effect OF the
medicine being TO drive all im2nTi les to the sur,
face, and by that means out of the system.
HARDENsBuRe. u, Oct. 6, 1851.
DR.. A. e. Geohesan. Dear SRI have exam
ined your receipt Tor Compound Fluid Extract Of
Hydropiper, for the cure of Scrofua in all its forms
and other chronic affections, viz: Rheumatism,
Female Weakness, g.. Having prescribed, and
watched its effects in many cases Of The above
diseases, and having always found it efIectual,
mos: cheerfuly recommend it to the afflicted US
the best Alternative and tonic have ever used-al-
together superior TO SarsaparIlla, and any Of its
compounds
r. N. WAKEFIELD. NJ. d.
! 0AYPrce 81 per bottle, or six bottle for So,
when taken 1T ono time
RAY MOND & PATTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fourth street,
louisville. Kentucky,
To whom oil orders should be addressed.
June 24,-50-ly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-18
A GARD.

NM lake this opportunity 81 returning
w our sincere thanks 10 our patrons, for
the more than liberal share Of patronage eir-
en- us the past year; and now have thep|ea-
sure Of announcing the arrival 81 The 0rst
shipment Of our spring stock, which Will le
We pledge ourselves to do justice 70 an w
may favof us with acall, in every pariicula
We cordially invite our friends and pub
generally. 10 call and give as a Trial: pc
ing ourselves TO assume as near as poss
The place Of those to whom we sell ZOO
that IS. 10 10 unto others as we would no
them do unto us.
COW AN CHAPPFLL q CtfAPfN
Vicksburg, February IS, 1853. s3.ti
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Successors TO NATHAN JAWS & Co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

J,y,e Corner SroyE.-The ceremony of
avpz he corner stone Of the England
Church Rev Thomas X Beecherl took pace on tuesday
afternoon Al o'clock. Addresses were GslEered BY Rev
Tbornas K beeeber and Rev. Henry " ard beee1er OF
Breokyu The following articles were deposited N i1s N
10. and placed IN cavity the stone HOY boe hyna
Boo Gamma Sacrs History OF the Church and society on
nrrchnept WILLIAMSBURG Directory CITY barter "a.
r.r Arrr.l Message. o. Mayor Berry, y pune " l.
Dzlv TIres WAmburgh papers Artlees OF 10000
81 tie Banks AAnlsI OF the boerd OF EdF
80, Hstory of The City Of Wiiisu1sb1rga y 4 = an
49, Proceedings Of the Congregational ConyenIoI :.
49, " Isi2 CIRCULAR Of the City Academy JourlA %
csrcs md By- Laws of the Wllans5arSh Dspe1 49,
hi. rhnrrh /. located IN South SInth-s between -
- S,.hs,, Grd j, loe feet deep, 70 feet WIDE ana !. ~
- ,cor SCI feet xh The Gdes -ad rear end o. "a. -
Zee s-e built OF brek the front end Is o. orown sd
bp,lt in he EEzsbethaAastye OF -rehiiee. r.
Ill h. az eef iu hight from the Sidewalk 20 w ., an
m snrance piIlbe IA feet vide snd . se. p.nS
- .Ss ~ he eut-zaee 10 Be an mani 100,
sI feet wide By 3 teet deep Inc S,r, a.
=, h. :, ar .aeond story the mont OF - 49, 4,
~ - =, seef WIDE BY - feet deep on N 40 - IA go
-. 90, 4. "a b. library and bushes roo.n -
~. errx win Be OF Ornamental ISL - ,.II,-y
h. thr.. Double rows Of pews and ave - -, - -
- 49, an hoth Sd<s and end and ,ss p.-P .
- - ~. var end OF the bsilclrs AnSie =. ~.
- 81 ,~t h;sh nd feet VIDE on eASh SC 80 = -
s - 80 - two windows 3 ret niEn ana iest soe-
IA h.t verh !, already lad some - ret nlSn sno
100 ~. S1d.nr VII b ready 70 occupy By tne rss 't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
MARINE COURT-Before Judge CowLEs.
PROPERTY OF MARRIED. woabS.
Peter Herty ar. John Fry
Plaintiff married a widow lady nsmet

Plaintiff married widow iady nsnleu nuic,
who had dsuzhter BY previous marriage and ior WOO
on her uarylpf yoGrx named swsnson sue Oolz1t
s. a. r. IA promised them before msEsze she would
Greer Store in kird-st with snail stock paying $40
therefor ~ placed her daughter aud sonn law n ~ aud
WI tsrSsf 20 i've with her daughter PsntTh ao Nv
I'd there he no: proving .dvsntare0as crenol
80 x 40 TIE and stock 70 M Fry defendsnt Tor
GO ,nd went 70 California Plaintiff cisins that the
I I'd strs having been gght by his wife be hes xht
- tie 500 brings acton for the amount In defence
- I'D tha. the marriage Of Mr. and Mrs Herty TOOK place
I'm IS99 thar the bought with her own money
which she lad acquired before marriage and was IN ts
Ssypss Bank srd that BY the law Of 3 which avs th.t
the pesgoa property Of any fsuae who nav
hereafter may and which abe shall q. The time nz
rase and the renz ssus asd profits thereof sha nt n.
the dspcss Of The husband nor Be abLe r III,
debts and sta eoutrGe her and separate p-eurtv !.
she wers Snsle female" plaintiff has no rgt 10 h
The CO1rr ne that ais property came within the ax
and vas ne oe property Of the WIFI and TIA. plaintiff h
husband bad no control As anochsr ,t r..e6
that Mn sw enson having made The IL was po. vnIS
need Dot Dc IN tins action Judgment fox ceeu
d.rt with cosrs. $3.50
Harvey Burdel sst Plny Whit.
10 recover rent OF rooms IN Broadway. The
teeEe they let for improper purposes and the rent
therefor cannot be recovered Dr. B. was placed on the
stand Hs as;ised lady called hire room but be tod
her bad hired them and referred her h-snd
that De believed fr be knew the LADY wAs Of correct
cortses Jrisrsen: FOR pl,iasiS 10 ansoat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS ruE snAr-Bes~s
- JDSe bsexR ana AID SKISLsY and Naso-
VIM hazelton, whose t.iL for assault and
heitcy. witA latent % hill REUBEN Randolph By stab
bnS = GO ncca on ao ny tins morning ooasics-
Henry h. hlder brand. naessA Tor stealing horss aud
wasen va nee At ~ ne pTepcry OF Wn. Hs3ct OF No
40 Bros6sy. tired sad ,oan3 guilty ne Court .oa-
terced hiu 10 the Stsfo Prison tor 2 years
Ae1anoer hcA.ee lsd IL years OF s<e wsose parests
rec de a. No l6S Avenue {, trieS ard coavsctss u
halfway rotcrv committed on the Tth ~ November Al;
on the persea Of Edward MeCoiek Of oae Han4re al
Twenty 18Th s. near Ffth-sv The prisoner in eeanscss
with some Others his age, Ss.nlt the onpla
in Tareerih drew hm into an alley, and AFTER beating
hr, seyer,ly robbcd him Of vale, containing SIZE tic
was aIr,s;ed on the SPOT; his eorpanoas escaped Is
ucrth. ri. seed parents N Count 81 the tina asl
the intsrse sorrow they manifested was eonmuncasd h
all who Witnessed the melancholy spectacle
BsvaTi.n. named Frederick john, was tried saa 80
~cfeS OF .nrA5g go wstch and cham together wth
in bank biA belonging frcderek SehnriI o' NO iss
RVin on the l4th 1T December last hewS Oh
fenced to the State Prison for two year,
German named ChsTss Gesnes indieted 70. or.s.sy
Martin, No u oranges; and stealing theretrom ooh
csnocs sne some other articles. tired, oli sn sns
sentenced 20 TIRE Stse Prison Tor two years ara SIX
John Henion, an ish lad Is OF pesded guitv
10 grand larceny, IN hsvinG stolen swelry 30 the value
sS The property Ct his employer Mrs Susan r. sullivan
OF No Ss Csnsis; lie sent the House OF Refsse.
John H. Thompson and smother young were tired tS
burglary, IN TIE third degree breaking into the premises
Of Mr. John +. Norris, No. SOuth and steal clothing
Thompson found guilty and sentenced 70 the State
Prison tor years and mouths, his companion ws ~
Quilted
A Young man. n,med John Dunlop, tried for
SAINT ard battery upon John NeushSn, with .eut 20 take
hs htr by ssbbine him in tho face with large hnfe
While be Twentysxth-st. near Ninthas- ON the
night the lt inst The prisoner IVES convicted o. 40 sak
ard battery only and rrmanded 20 await sentence
The Court then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. i2--P. N.

There was an active Stock market to-day,
wilhou, imporan, change in the leading Fancies. At
tie close OF the Second Board the market firm and
in some cases buoyant The most active Stock was
Long Island Of which the Philadelphia bulls appear to
have taken new hold The sales are 5000 shsres,
closing OF 81 an improvement of p cent. Reading
was al firm and recovered p cent Erie was heavy
in the morning but the Second Board recovered and
was 20. hid stonngton was heavy at 81 Norwich.
4,; Harlem fell of . Hudson River ! Mica
rsgua Ia not active, but well sustained, clos
ing at q small advance yesterdays price. The
Coal Stocks are huctustng, but generally the
tendency Ia upward Cumberland improved TO 60
pbpnix % New Greek a. The movement
in Parker Vein continues TO attract attention. with
vide difference 5 p cent, between buyer and seller
options The price regular was &C. further advance
OF q cent with about n buyer sixty and 7li seller
sixty. Zinc Stocks are quiet. We learn that a mo-
ton hos been made in the Supreme Court In relation
10 the Montgomery Zinc which will require that Com.
nany 10 make an exposition Of the manner Of IL or
ganization capital paid up, &c. The advance In tho
Central line Of roads throu the State continues and
very high prices are bid Albany and Schenectady sod
AZ II9 further advance off y cent Utica and Schen
.ctady 100 buyer sixty Rochester and Syracuse lH
Hr Rochester Lockpor and Niagara sis advanced To
lis Michigan Central sold az 1904 decline Of y cont
sxth-sv Railroad Is in demand with sales at no. diy.
dend off, and afterwardll0i bid Panama Il heavy and
cold OF 40 Bonds In good demand and the quota
tons firm. The aggregate sales, including some
nsde privately, Is 10000. Al the Board sC7 600
Governments were taken q. III. for ls6Zs and il9i
Tor iss7'r Enc Securities very firm and In de-
msnd Bank STOCKS are In fair reques. and firm.
The ExehaEge Market continues heavy.
Sterling /. casa with Game frstcIsSs banteys bills ss
u. Francs are 5l515l3s.
The market is very dull for FreiQhts and
rates have downward tendency We hear Of 100
or 2oO bbls. Flour at 81, and 5000 bashels
Whes, Did, In ships bags. Cotton 5-Isd 0ld.;
Resin $40; 20 tuns D.yi Div, bulk col 20 ,unz
Fusric 35i Tobacco 81. The Pacific has loo bbls
Flour private terms To Australia foreigner took
full cargo at Is Y Dbl Within few days there have
been: To London 1000 bbs Oil Cake ISL Resin 81
loid; 20 boxes spermaceti 3Oi and small los Of
Wine % 10 pipe. To Glasgow 1000 bbls Resin 81 q
49, 100 Flour a and BY the Gaasow, go scs Beef
7iG; 5000 bushels Of Germ l0id 10 bulk and 1000
bbs Flour A.. To Hsvre he ST. Denis took 2o7 bales
Gotten At le.; 2i,sso % Bone D; I2,sls % Bessvsx
iai 2676 % Sponge II; Pot and Pearl Ashes ssS
80 and see gallons Sperm Oh II &C. Fgauon-mar-
ies duh. To Antwerp. 1000 bsss Coffee of cont.
200 bale, cot,on lie: 100 hhds Tobacco 426 y hid.
% TIM, Mes.urrmsos Goods sof COO bbk. Resin a.;
and to Trieste 500 cssss CassA % y tun To csfos-
MA there Les Offering shppsn swstns tAeir lessss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

At Rrcokl,n Tuesday Jan H. CAROLINE " r. wss Of Mes
~ Sanford daughter OF the late Hos Thomas Boaa % Nd
lowell, Me. -, -. a..
Fr.nds invited attend the uaerson FRIDAY morning. q
oco,k. A. NJ, st No "a Sands st.. Brooklyn
On Meduesdsy jan H. MARY LUCREIiA, Ned "ceA' ssv
child Of Nehou and Mara u. Shaurmap. "
The funeral Will tale place from No. I'D Cher st. ns dv
O'Clock z 81 .......r
AtHarem. Jan II, Mrs HANNAH fIrzGERALD, uedp
Her eefa place the residence D. keiehn~.
lqth st. nesr THURSDAY Jan l3 ~ O'Clock Her re-
li,ves and II ends are respectfully invited u attend 49,
On Tuesday. Jan H. GEORGE ASHMUN youngest son - hv
AIson aud George sherman
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. 1853, 239, 2l0, 2t3.
ga 2ls 2sS 2st 25s 2 Dr. 26s, go H. 7, 10 I59 2t
ga 81 l2t 1855 l5 2o4 Isl, 81 pa S6 2rI siS xls
CIRCUIT CouRr-Hos. >, 4 ~ ls IS 70 y "a ~
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos PAS 2t, si9, PSI, 26 "a
PSI 2S9 s6l 2sS ae5 81 2e9 III rs. Part II-Nos IN
ia 1874 1Se lss 6 2oS, 2l2 ~ pa 2td 2ts, 80 sA
2s4 80, 25S 200. s62. 264 S6, rcS, 30, ~
u s. DIsrsIcr Cousr-Nos p, 80 81 70 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

WHARvEs AND PIERs.-MeSsrS. Gilbert ana
Smith intend TO build docks wharves and piers their
landing on the PAsaic River the township OF Harrison,
to extend from the Hakensek and PaSsac bridges TO that
Of tie y J. r T. Company, and from the soutAeAstery
side Of the after-used bridge line Burlington,
East Newark and application or liberty TO construct toe
work will b. nsde he Board Of Chosen Freeboders on
the -sth of March next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS W~isesiss
Before Judge BEIGE and Aldermen BElsLEY and FRAsos

Three men named John Martin, WIN. Jones
aud John Cook all old offenders called upoa 70 ples1
TO an indictment charging them with burglary IN the third
de9ree committed the night Of the 18th OF November
last az the Office Of Stephen 3 Thorn, from which they
stole furniture valued So Toe Last plead guilty and
the first TIED and convicted The Court sentenced escs
10 the State prison for two years
lanes Callahan was tried for fsionious intent 10 take
the life OF Joseph II. BHnns the 10Th u by stsbsns
or cutting the complainant with Knife IL appears IN ev
dence that Mr. B. with lady, passing through West
ST. the prisoner happening be upon the sidewalk. whes
the complainant passing slightly showed him 80 that hs
could ras ~ This eursg-d the accused who, after
words had passed between them finally, stabbed the
plsnant The Jury found the pnsones guilty. The Coat
then adjourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
L. $ DISTRICT coURT-BefOre Judge Hall.

L. s DISTRICT COURT Before Judge Hall.
Isaac D. Phillips AIT brig lola and Meesr Crane snd Ray
mond her owners.
BY the owners of the steamboat Sampson, to
recover SIS alleged damase by eosonand also salvage
S6O value of the lola and her for bringing her
into this port she being in sinking condition on the Samp
akng her in tow. la defense Is ale ged that the col
hson caused By negligence board the Sampson run
into the brg and nuTng her to the extent OF
and that instead Of salvage the most the steamboat could
charge would be $40 hour for four hours for owaSe the
Captin OF the brig having requested, after being truck to
BE- lowed back NewYor-thst the brig belonged TO ST.
John " B. and started for that port from Newfork load
ed with flour and pork 2tth October 1881 that
after dschargng the pilot after getting outside. they
the Sampson or miles from them, lying stl
and they approached she appeared 70 be at
Choir but when the brig within short distance OF her
she started ahead and the track of the brig and anay
ran her striking the brig the bow aud cutting her TO
the edge, and that after temporarily stopping the
leak the Captain called upon the steamboat TO tow him bac
to the CITY, which ne did and that the said steamboat Is
liable TO pay said damage of 5000 which IL hereby
claimed. lnrepy, II said that the Sampson was Outside
waiting for business and that the collision caused BY
the pursued board the BRIG and that the steam.
boat backed and did everything to avoid IT, Testimony was
tnkcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Homes. q carman, while

dryrs Up Grovest Yesterday thrown from his cart,
the wheels passed both OF his legs severely
but lot dangtrously wounoing them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
NEW MILITARY CoaPASY-A c,

DIaroons is forming in Jersey City About twenty nave
agresd join and meeting for the complete orgsnz1on
OF the Company Will take place on Friday evening at Well
wool Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
SUPREME COURT-Before Judge ROOSEVELT.
INu.NcIInN As 10 RRnAnMAN RAILROAD

The grantees OF The Road WITH The reSptC-
tive counsel appeared Tuesday agreeably to the order
show why the injunction restra ning the grantees
from proceeding with the construction Of the Road should
not continue Judge R. being still engaged in the trial 10
the Mason VIII the argument postponed 10 next
week to be heard on Monday "Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
MARRIED.


On wedredsy Jan ~ by Rev Lot Jones' WIN fR0Sr -
HgNRIETTA only daughter OF Charles bailey Es al Of hs su.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
L. 5. CIRCUIT COURT.

L. 5. CIRCUIT COURT.
INDICTMENTS As TO THE BgNRY CLAY AND RgIN0sEg.
In the case of the Henry Clay and Reindeer,
the Jlry was discharged sill tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

Gas. GAs.-Constant improvements in Gas
Fixtures the great Manufacturing Depot OF ARCHER,
WARSER Co. No. SIG Broadway Several new patterns,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

NOVEL MARRnGE.-A novel scene occurred
on board Canal boat on the h inst which the Captain
OF n boat f. Turner and MISS T. McConnor united
in uItrimony by the Recorder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

FIRE DEPsRrxKsr.-The following gentle
chosen officers Of the Bo,d Of Rspres
ofthe Fire DepaEinn ut Of the City Of WllsHsbarh on
No-cay evening President, Wn II Scott; VicsPres
dent John Berry; Secret&r- Robsr. C. H@niucksol (,
Tr-'sursr. William MeekS This BODY numbers in sill
fry n,.rnhrrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Wsoo-
A. Fisher sgt Charles 3 Sloan snd Wn. 5. cOnan' ~
sgnee. &C.

PIalnfH alleges Ihdt Mt. > OUIdIHtu IIUII MIN
about $40 worth Of furniture, doing under incorrect
ssternt m and intending 81 the tine 20 pay for TO- and
thar he asrwsr passed IL 70 Mr. C0nsnt without coz
alteration He took back part the furniture and ths slt 70
10 test the validity u he plTchase The a!egajn are
denied Erd the part Of Mr e. i - ad that NJ sloan
assigned 10 him for the beas - Of cre.or' and ,nA ns
scgnittsd Mr. C. and found in favor Of plaintiff azaest MI
s. for ss5 Sl2l OF beng the portion got oAek naas s
kord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

lNeUEsr-The Coroner, DR.. Dickinson held
inquest on Monday evening; AZ house the toll
gatt Ne wIo"n Tsad on nc ody OF an infant named Mar
N.-rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

AaScs VIZ eEishs' viii ~ I've fines e-rtcN e'ce
n The CITY Of " ~ EEnshurrh snc viii avos st m
ena1irg re lot Mr. Thomas L.ttle. OF SesYofk. 10 re
architect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
AccIprNrALLr DRowxrp.-On Monday night
A CARp.-Having perceived a notice in The


Tribune that would probably be present a, Prof MArrI
SONS lecture Friday evening wOsd state that II IL
not my intention that occasion as the medium OF
any experiments explanations night Do expected by
toe public but that according previous notice, SHAH pre-
sent the Affirmative evidence Of Spiritual Intercourse in
series OF lectures which viii probably be delivered next
week-due notice Of which win be given in the public
prints. X L. AMBLER, NO on Nassau 81