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The Opelousas courier., 1853-08-06
+. SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
BENZ F. Neyland, ,. District Court:
vs.. Parish of st. Landry.
NJ. NJ. Preston, wife, &c. No 5s49. >
10y virtue of an alias order of seizure and
- sale, ished in a. above entitled suit,
by the District Court ~ Ind for the Parish of ST.
Landry, and to me directed will be exposed to pub
lie sae for cash. at the Court House OF this Parish,
on Saturday, the sixth day of August, 1858, COM
mencing at the hour of II o'clock, A. NJ, and con-
tinued from day to day, if necessary all the right,
title, interest and demand of NJ. NJ Preston, wife,
in and to the following described property, seized
to satisfy said writ, to wit: ~ 49,
The South West half of South East quarter of
Section, No. Is, in Township No, s. South of range
No. S, East, containing two hundred and forty one
acres and 80 hundredths of an acre. tokher withaII
the buildings and Improvements thereon, and being
Situated in the Parish of St. Landry On the Bayou
Waxia. ~
-. HARRISON ROGERS, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, St0Landry, 1!y.s.. -
july I'd. 1853,
The Opelousas courier., 1853-08-06
WIN e RS
c AN ADIAN VERMIFU u GE,
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.

t = AN y D1 A N Y b Il VI If u u Il,
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.
1t is safe in its operation, and more easily admin
istered than any other Some of the symptoms
which indicate the existence of the worms in the
bowels are as follows the countenance is pale ofa
leaden color, and sutfused with occasional fushes;
the eyes are heavy and dull, the breath fRtid, the
upper lip swollen, itching in the nostrils, which
cause the patient to pick his nose the sleep is dis
turbed the patient often awakening in great fright
and is liable to starting and grinding the teeth the
appetite exceedingly irregular, being sometimes
voracious, others feeble, and instances it is
depraved. Il : -. ~ . .-..... .-..=
To the following certificates numerous others
might be added, but it is believed that these are
sufficient to establish the fact that Winer's Cana
dian Vermifuge is a superior remedy for worms.
-.ss@ 7~ MED1cAL EVIDENCE @t1+
We, the Undersigned having frequently admins
tered a medicine prepared by Mr.. John Winer of
this town designated ..J Miners Canadian Vermi-
fuge,D and being fully satisfied with its efficacy,
confidently recommend it as safe and efficient
remedy for the expulsion of worms from the intes-
final canal. ,E~ I. a=*7 ..,5s<.f& *szt.
Z. ri, e4z-s. as ss-.ss~5 tx O'REILLY,
Licentate of the R. c. of Surgeons in Ireland, etc.
G. w. DICKINSON,
Member of the R. c, ofsurgeons in London, ETC.,
Ffons the Rev. J. Flanagan, of Banbrook, C. W
J. Winer-Sir: I have made the trial Of your
Canadian Vern1ifuge and with the most happy re-
suits In my own family, and in every case which
has come to my knowledge, the expulsionnf worms
has followed the administering OF. your YeEn1ifuge
and every mere prefer it to any other as its e
fects certain, and children take it more readily
which is great point gained in giving medicine
to children. 7*s7 'S-'.' 5.s' :s@'@5 s02" =
T Jaly'16. 1915. aas JOHN FLANAGAN.
UPhysicians generally now use WinePs Ca
madam Vermifuge. This medicine is simple
vegetable preparation, and can always be admins
tered with perfect safety and confidence as to the
result as it will always destroy worms and restore
the patient to health - = @t -
Over one thousand certificates have been sent to
the Agents from planters, merchants and physicians
bearing testimony to the efficacy of this infallible
remedy. dy.-Warranted in all cases 20
Prepared only By JOHN WINER, Manufactu-
ring Chemist and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton,
Canada West
rs Sold wholesale and retail, at manufacturers
prices by J. WRIGHT &c Co. New Orleans.
--5f4. II Isl Chartres ST., under Orleans House.
For sale in 0pelousas, by A. J. Thompson & Co,
also by John Posey.-Sold in Washington, by S. D.
Allis .----.--.szs.-a--.
Opelousas 18th June 1S53.-1y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

MELANCHOLY AND SUDDEN DEATH-Beiweon and .
O'Clock on Friday evening Captain David A Barnes OF the
firm Of Barnes Rogers steyedors in South st New YORK
died very suddenly the Kings County Hotel Mr. Barnes
entered the hotel holding his hand over his mouth and on
sitting down removed it when the blood gushed from his
mouth and nos,r he died in about three minutes without
speaking Coroner Cooke held inquest and the Jury
rendered verdict OF death by hemorhage OF the chest
Ills rmnus conveyed to the residence OF his brother
In law, Mr. 4 Adnmson In South Thirds Deceased was
about So years Of age and leaves wife and family al iiar
lem where ho resided
EfrsMtAs DiafunbAsot. On saturday night ahon.
10 oluoL an hlaim uf fro cansui 10y use hafh"s Vi
como baifels NJ tho dan Works, Ia North Eighth s As
Tho Fire Companies were returning Ens'n" temtsnles
Nos and T. eaao together al the corner OF u's"a an'
Fourth sis and Proceeded ~ grand g. Vim q, rhe'o
IneIns Company No 4, we're advised 10y TART 'hrhes'nh
t~ho feared dlsipstaneel :" ia'n TAI" h'a'h fHs's
which iheY all While this tnnrsht we'e .i"'auf
1enb 81 Lay were attacked BY Tho reseas is,nv nMs
tnelse No r. eha drove ltam h"W lAe' ms"hl"e Nv"
sioses apd enhs a.a iisn aiiwesf behaved 's e"SAo
iy ih,uwis sisuss ~ o. Gap, Chichester aud setvs ~
iLe tDsi Wa,d tpiipsms. .a,serh espsrs' ,NNS W."
.lnnts ehiah we,p ihipw. y, ihpm ihp ai'ewh" " W.
,omme. ,sanp viii hu sailed 80 'hi' "sh"ss " Ns'
,atpns hs steeiep
Nv. r,sst h.s,Ass' b,ss lbs rhve.e,s 81 'he
Wiiia,sts,et hasi.bs' ba.k he's aesN'V" '" 's"s"s
dspnsls 90 iDw 90 n'e perss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

.e,Nss ~ asa stsrse ~ 'e~N sN,NN,eNN,
VRRpttr OF TUurN
- "a, ~ ssisi W AL legy seNa eNgaANelist
- So ,so>er,. ss tAy a,lessN srl he nl,lnci A
=, A., es,.s,ei.Na fhs Nls,,As Attorney ,a open
-, a. sAas a., ds~v>sd N,ANl1 vida rs SISTER
- ,.,s.r Ne wss s'ag lAga<A that s'Ns' Go
-. ,,,.,l - - Ses.,sN sNeeles. tAe Nis,N August
= -, IA rs~,,,. NseA erl wAs> werN "a tAe hahn
sesNNs,E y 'N,nS ~, sse T p,ssss' Ne'sS,l
- ..,.,i ae~n. ttseAsS,, s,N ~ snt rNN "AeA Dc
~. lsNl,.eA tlsfes tgVva aNtf h'a eHt ~ Va NNa
k~eAss AVE Ns ves tAte tNeN er ann Sew''A y hs
- 49, tos tsuegsl slisc aa1 Neea se'cgcA ana
- 49, ~ a \, As,ie, hsse eAl,eA T. scal DO.
-. h. saws "a. y ~ >se ssN :, e'vN@ y rsy~,a'
- M 5. VA ~. s,ssssasA ~ sS'eaA Ja,'es,
fXA~ 49, .ssss Ss,.ss e. Avess stsge Veyaer lNe
4~ss.l ,'sesss 80 -, y - ',~a 80 's,A tassN
- - -. = ~ kss,s Is ,.S s.a.ssi efAs ..'s,
- 80 - ~, ~ sslt l,A pl.se 49, a.
k,h.sr.s Psess ses' Aes ise nVe Ne Sidewalk saa
o. rsysNsa ,sssssS C A.,lsS ssTS.e9 SsN@os near
rs Is lssrs An sestSsa &, leeNsel NclNS his hchcr
- N ~ . 49,, .,.si r w S sss ~ s' -.
1 % tA>p gvs,,S fr lN~ce,iNM tAe S''ense Wa
l,aSN tA.g Yrisr,r viA his w.t was ~ To h9ssc u
- erosAss ~ TNN9sss 81. q sAe une SHADED ia Sad
" sS,n Nu'y-~es. eOs,- # Vsi>,es. ,ssdei 9 mis-.
~, y ~, 80 ~ - ssa sa''ss "a 80 ..' y NJ
- .s,s-. w. - = tsas,ss,a
r.-rsr,t krs,- Wie III lsss witness s'so ,osdei to
ssf - 49, Nrsas ~ A,ass. " q rAs@sfss tAN
~ EscSsois.,a EsNec,A Gssea AMI CAglsiana
- ssAss bsss 'ss.iaaNsy Vas taken and the case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
SECOND BOARD.
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia

Reported for The N Y. Tribune by Mess Fay THOMAS
Firsf Bca,del GOO Camden and Amboy RI e. 80 % $1,000
Penn 800 Schuyk Navigation g. 49, 79 300 Schayl-
L Navigation preferred soS 50 Reading RR b5wn 4 80 Penn
RR 46,: Canal IS ISL; NortOwn RR, sSwn 5' NJ
Bank Kentucky l5 PaDte Bank Of Tenn s 20 Manuac-
Merchants Bsnt SOL 600 City RR o. S 1904
RR a Schuyk Navigation Pref 30f 50
40 DO 5 90 Long 1877 100 do do u.s. loo do do
I5 ifO DO DO cash 5t; Harrisburg RR
s.; is Re,dipg RR. S9ii 100 do. do s5wn, 59l 80.
S,s.d Boayd-e o0 Camden Amboy RR %, 'sj 90 100
sch Nav g. az IL West Phl o. CO., 50 New Creek Coal
Co ~ 50 sch Preferred b5 9 50 Reading RR s 50 Nor
Canal l5i; lOO do do I5 10 Mechancs Bank 3 Pha
delphia Bsni 49, Msnuf Mech Bank S 30 Resan5 RI So,
ESQ sch Nav SCI 100 do do 8 50 L. Island RR 10
50 nsSipa r. sl IS fel; so Morris Canal, 3D. i5
Co 40 DO Is I5l; 800 S. 9i sWestern Bank TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

,,.d c.,p,sos.. and tho Cities o. Columbus Ohio ana
ws1,oo indiana being al Of them securities negotiated ~
ussi boo,1. - ,... ,,xr,.,,.
r. ,.,,'an,sn n tber roaturiy and 10 every ood ton
a s ,osoey market coupIsd with the hnnsnss bunne" o.
a DE finished Western Railroads warrants the osnai0'''
In thsrn nov 20 general
Tho Imports u the week other than Dfy uo'a' TO-
sIA2z6Is. mixing Of Dry Goods and MHo'n''e"u' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

ves el,,i m sre NJ ih,se nn,ea se'y ns'apive hapa
ysen J., MaiNe iAW ,ih aud Maino law vi's ani viii
sd and ,ulo accordingly W. presume The u'l'aNns % Z"
aodue nd,d ~ sc,we p,e'sy Influence ~ 'ha nr'' ele'
tlopr
MoHfAi,n oN hnirho,hn Tho packet sl'r hli'
Du,mNn arrived 90 haiure, mu,nlpa a. days nam ilv
p,l,ol Tho hlaa u,,u,man Ion iivo'pao With ihi pas
scrf,,s aud ls ~ ~ them Nld h,f nhlpf mae NJ, WIN
& corh of Newrwi u ! ~ The way The following ~"
liz nnlnln M I'm llnrnnn,hL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
DIED.

DURANDO-O Saturday mcrniuE November ~ Of congestion
Of The brain Drrdo eyed 81 month aud days
The fiers the Baxter Gurd City Blues and Vaahoe
Lode o OF o r. 10 s5 respectfully invited 20 attend his
,nenl rom his residence. No $50 Atlantic st. Brooklyn on
II O'clock It's remains Will oe taken 10 N"
in'ermeut.
FRFNC-u the 27th inst hs residence No q South Sew
euth WIFI L. Mr. Edmund French aged iyears
His eraI will Be Fan River Mass for iatefment
Fan River end New. Bedford pspeu please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

~ % psrif pupnt v ,.'.A pIsI 'r,s.. ~ ,ts,.
tisA ppA.-t W~' " trFNt 80 rfN-
'M.ip,. IL, ~ isjs.,ilsn ~ ,Yes,.. Nv'ps'sts Nfv
vts V, .slyf. l., F.y.s ~ ..~si y iss.
lFl' ,,,... il.'k. Ek.ai-1. has s'ss'- ". @sss'-
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Advertisement
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-HEARDE, CLAP & Co, Of No.
Gsnd notice iht they have received Auction
lots ss shawl herinos Ladies Cothes sk teve
which will the following low prices; heavy
,n corded sk or evening beautiful colos for 5
ward richly worth a. PLAID and striped as b. SO from
6to2 lee than purchased elsewhere Beautiful Br0csde.
and yard Superior high ner Go De hA ne D o
a. and some Of which than the cost . import
Bi.ek and eo.ord Cohes for ladies wear from 2 ~ and IL
Velyes fer 90 s. perysd sn upwards Lgps doab
twilsd French MerEos very fine. 81 and e Beautiful %
wide plaid Msrnos and Csshneres FROM Good De LANES
and Fine Parsnatia only per yard 500 plaid wool >5sws
fe 50 CD II Cations ong slu.re Shaw real csln l.ne
Which will be sold retail han Wholesale price toreher .th
eortuent Cohs CGnrfs Sa'iinet Ncst1Es Flan-
Blankets shrns sheeiinT, Linen Good and goods 9r
family County merchants ara Peda supplied on 5eisnabe
terms HsAgDE CLAP Co. No 81 Gra1tst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
MARRIED.

GAGE-FRENCH-At the Colsncre Horse last evening 2Sh
irst ~ the Rev Haleh Pastor Of Blocker - Church, the
Rev George W Gage Of csnsndasua n Y, TO Miss Eliza NJ
Frereh Of NewLcndon, Conn 49,.
Wednesday evening" 10th inst
bv Rev McCrou Hr Timothy Hotn OF Rondout 10 Miss
Ei1abeth Ann daughter Of Jacob Kipp Of Rhineaeck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

tested ~ ppiisems. i,nsiag sni i"g'ie" rte fp"d !.
is ,osssanp Iva Rni ,halps, ~hifh ~ V s"pb'ad "
Lsss saifn sines h. pieeed bic ssesle ~ Wa commit
ted ~ l'is0h
ntias,ns ~ uAss hhoYl Valpfh 90 ha'".lsy AnH,
uo"n Al, uea, hioonnpi Ii.wha' ned anna NJ We hairs
~ffs repairing Hsa ifNs H ibe ,slla' ~ hppsH ~ "e
n,n ., N uhtp iin inelas nspiaind, Hsnans ep'lHf4
bic damstu N, iilouunads hands we're aaVs'ely bu1a
nni tsn ~ ,a faulty had tLA hait n,nal ~
lilo thDsh was great ihe W." calling 10 ne allpWna
ihsfm.ni i,li sass,ey lnudbR Mia Frauds anh ash'
child
hphinuA AooinrHiiaA NAN named Japea Mepulret
While wotg ~ Tho ,uius 81 Tho isia nfe NJ ith ~
Washington and iann stfcn.s had ~ hla logs fa0
iu,ed ed Otherwise badly Injured by Tho roll failing
upon hin. lilo attended by Df. Garter. anil anbsg
quoniy conveyed a. The New York IioHptai,
Uisnortr htnvAHf-rslhok ODhsn, formerly
walter al Tho NJ Nioboan Ioiol was yesterday arrested
~ Untrr NJ MnDnna Of Tho hsib Wafd, ~ hs landed
fio,n Savannah steamer which ibnn arrived charged
with having before he Ion tho hoo stolen sqnaniiiy 81
silver ware which found IN poHsesHio of one ling
ham Ia Chatham II who says he purchased II of Bhen.
lilo VIVA committed by Justice Bogart for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

Tho chip kochnmbceu, nom ldvofpool WHOM nHNo'
,ttiaday ,eror,e tho following doa'H ELLEN Denahnn
orod ycnrr W Valentine. infant William Chapman
ngo ~ Charles Chapman. infant Fat Henry Infant
n kcttrna age 80, Frederick George, "a Ann Preston
4, DENIM rrnion Richard Koarnoy, 40 Samuel Finn
Infant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

SYLVAN GROVE LODGE. No. 275 =. An
The attend the nnera; Of ats de-
.sssd brother ROBE Norris without relas from his late r
deuce No 4ysr:kst Monday ZAP The body VIII be IA
TERED ths New York Bay Cemetery fure ns re-
ouesed. By order Of the ". H. JOHN u OLnroS Sect'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
Markets. c.ssryrlr R.ronrrp r0n Tar N Y rsI.rs..

Markets.. CANEfTfLN krrokrkp fok iHf N. L. fkfbtSx
Ssrvsp.s, Nov. u 1883
ASfes-fhs nassss sF~ for Pearls IS 81 Pos
ssr.s Al Qx3 81 Nsstrea rots drtn sf Is 6st
(ofr0N-r6s ashss ef Ehs staple ele higher Niilng
sud al sfs1ss above sales ash export ss hens ass, 3d.
sees alton, aos N trash. ia
flolK Ann MEAL-osr uskss opposed rather easter for the
u aud wsssra Fioer IA, elaseA arns WITH
sAPfs demand ana ae ~ " had sasds asatsA rae
beeg ssadss hNets a. ,teais pres .nfn :,
sse - 81 Tie sses Of wssisra Canal ~ sas a. - eS
~ 81 of se4assa 10 ssshf ssae - sfgef 90 na's
saees NsAsss sat - soe& JAY sseesf1 :.
9dssess EsSsest and yfisss " lh es seaes .s az
pas 4si ssAs sass " ses ~. sesst ~ ..ssa
.sfskt kEsaJs tatssE Aissaad sad = -
~ 3 ~ Asey essa. Rys ses sSsses 49, ~ -
~hsat Fesst t.si, asna.sa a. - ~ 80 ~ 70
IkAi>-fbsls IA Na<N uatkSt sns re
sas epsesss ~ as nc
ss,Als h.aae ba weather have et ne fans2stienss
X. - te NJ tsssses q ~ Netl " TOT ,aeef 10
NJ Is Whss VI 9,0tt ~ SsS easa Wenc
ai * "A ~ sa.A ked wsslssa a. 81 S9tt ~ sad
-sh -, NhRs Nshsss az ~ tlA eslsd esnssesl Rye
tolaaaa sacs " ~ ~ bach River q
ts bosss s1s1 asaA>sa os export asa the trade;
"a ~ ~ h1A ef sssesni 81 &Se. TOR Seehsr7
NAis 9sn Wssesa xsd 90, es<s tef roaat snd ast
s.. ts Ga New, nae jersey oss better Aaa In de-
s.s5 u as ss.s esa s-sss~ asa SetAs ss Jss.sy
a.Ns s.. Vi aess sasA NV ~~~a wisconsin q 81 ssk
ioI gelaeyA " SssS -
AVA Il ~ bsA n-s@ ~ esis ps~ass sass - s.s
~ VA. S t,esl ~ Nss .sa "a en- % e b.
sssSA y ~ xsvssSsl 9Asss Ed sss ossnns rs~~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

The following abstract of the quarterly statement
made by the Banks Of this State showing their condition
ON the l7th of September
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ftdvrrtissment
IfSCIr Tou AT RAUStfJ'a- Two n

UNCLE Tom AT BARSrMs-Two more tremend
crowds witnessed Saturday this .nd thrilling version Of
nclr abln Barnpn's Museum aud hs evening VIII Be
repeated In tho style OF elaborate perfection To- the z1h
~ the abobnz moral dramas pE9caecd
this esfabkhmep tho highest credit the tai
tned company well upon The lavish beray OF the MANAGE
This sicrneon pieces &C, viii be represented
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

RoBBrRY-Tho house Of George Webb, No 2O6 Hen
ry-st was entered Saturday evening and robbed OF
gold watch and some articles of iewolry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

OBsTRucTIsG THE SIDEwALK.--A number Of swil cart
men were taken into custody Saturday for obtructng
the sidewalk at the Dtiery of Gold and Hillary
SITS which neehborhood is rendered impossible from the
same causes every morning This action will, doubtless
fond In ahsfe he Nuisance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
NNw.YonE nAlY NmuNE MONDAY. NOvGMnrn ae. le9a

blesss II. ss,ssi ,ss - VI. lelyg 80 ~ '" ''>'""
aaEsdsnf w. tsebseA ~ sft~shii =
H. as.ss assefsDf d NJ ths e'k,sslsr@sl
si.e ~ iLA sls.,/eef pa - sy ~ ~ 1ys" ~.
fssgltfr ~ ~ fsslisa ssf n bs rgee~ ~ ysf !" '@V
sss AZ 40, l.gc.g4saa ~ tsssf Tts ssss Il -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-0gsEsiL Tssz -Bsf'rs Jaigss
Inesanas, DaLY ssd WooDEUfy


judgment Affirmed with Costs viz. Alexander Nc
Adsy at VIM Hardy James saysam at Js M,a'9n and
Gsofse Wilk. John Langworthy AT Hslea hsro.f 70
rows Edbdgs PsLsr and samuel fsfssfi Ayss
Hsbe Edward Roberts appellants s seofsn
ss, Riley Fs Psek Coys joseph cotisn Thos Vefnys
James A. Austin
spond,pt Galley August HoEg at Jacob storiE Henry
Goudisr John and Geo Cormack VIM H. Ludlow AFT Az
A. w Smith Z. L. Tuckeri john Noel as " m aud
Maria Ann Besz. - - -
Order at Special Term Affirmed with Costs Henry
Ceuder act VIM Thorp and Peter Hoas The return 1eor
rect to date and must 40 back for correction.
N Lovirston SAml Harrison.
Judgment Reversed. with Costs unless the Plain in
take JUDGMENT for IS and costs Ia which case
judgment affirmed for this without costs to e'hr party
Martin Monshan AZ. Miner c. story
Judgment Reversed and new trial ordered by the
Court below. O payment Of eosfs &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

WOMAN, HER PHREsoLoGY RIGHTS, &c, are Mr.
FowLIRs ih TINS EvySisc at NusicA Academy" In Allen
t.. Of Houston. Tickets ~ cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

Fon larorr- Tho s,camahip Pacific Nyc sailed on sa-
iday ior Liverpool taking passengers aud soS9OOo in
,pocc Among the passengers were Lcut Gen Vocr tho
Hungarian NJ Rov Frederick Bonan, of Now York, and
DR. = r AbAau, bcarr OF dnpatchos TO Prussia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

Rus OyER-A cartrnan named Arthur Cassidy, resid-
ing at No 80 Tenth New York, fen from his cart in
Atlantic at Saturday and was over whereby he
sustained fracture Of the leg. Officer Dougherty OF the
First District Police conveyed him to the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

The export. Of tho week ofproduce reach sietoooo
Gliding $1,000 bbls flour $4,000 bushels "hes' ana
12oeo bushsl. Corn
The ship Bavaria from Australia brings sooa' s''''''
IN gold part consigned 10 hessrs Adams 20, the h,a
arshpmert we believe from that quarter Of the wcrii
Tho receipts at the subTreasury were si36.o6a pay
rnsnt els2977 balance s5343eo6. The decrease in the
balance during the week has been sii3.os4.
Tie export of specie for the week and for the year a.
follows,
Brig Fiyirs Cloud Bolivia cEy-Amsriess sod.. $500 %
Bra EIzabeth. Psrs, 90 xsvo ~
steamer Paeihe, Liverpool 90 ,,'''' sss, q,
American Halves. 1900 ~
soyereisns........- NoOo !"
Total November 10 ia November 1......... sSSts o.
Total tox lsss
The Merchants Bank has declared semiannusl divi
dend Of five per cent.
The annexed table shows at glance the receipts in Otto
Der Of the principal Railroads in the country They have
been before printed as made public in The Tribune;
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

". Y. & N II. R.R...,..l02t
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

ASSAULT WITH KsIFE.-The Chief Of Police arrested
men named Dunhem. Saturday morning, for assault
ing Heny Frederchs, with knife the night previous in
a rum grocery in Myrtleav. Carlls st. Fredericks
was droady about the face, head and hands having
been stabbed in than twenty places Fortunately no
vital part touched Durham was committed to answer
he fh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

FIRE-About O'Clock yesterday morning, FIRE wa
discovered in wood shed in the rear Of the corner
Johnst and Hudson v, and spread 10 Baxter
Whiting Mandatory, adjacent. Engines Nos and II
saved the building destruction The damage sustained
was small.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

ACCIDENT on FzRRY BoAr.-John Muldouney, amen
eineer on one Of the Bridge st ferry boats bad two of the
fingers of his right hand taken of Saturday morning while
oilng the engine, by being caught in the machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

FOUND sESsELrss.-Wm Fulton an Officer of the
Third District Police found lying the sidewalk IN
Court senseess Friday night having been knocked
down 10y gang Of rowdies. He sustained severe blow
mon the head and there are several other marks Of VIC
lence upon his body lie has not since been able to do
dut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

ROBBERY OS A CAsAL-BoAT-Oaicer Dougherty OF IN
3rd District Police took boy, named james Deylin
into custody on Saturday for stealing 81 from canal
boat lying at the Hamilton Ferry lie was sentenced {
tie House OfRefuge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

A Cow for THnrr TnoosIsD DoihAns.-col Jh'rne,
Of Warrington Hollow DutlLess Comfy n Y .Isbely la
pored valuable Durham boil, and ober sipet, W tAe
siesrner Herman, nheb we're sflecbd. Without regard ~
cot 81 the beat b. fund IN England The bn slated
10 have oost Eve thousand dohr By te Washington on
her lsft nip be receyed COW u TIC s@ne sra" "a 'bs
bull for which We aro tod he paid ssoop, besides espens
Of her passfge This probably thu highest pfe"i ''w
ever iIoportad hhe accompanied W airo 1ihs Oh
oslf With oost f7s0 Aiso hi u @,pih DIN" sheep {"
tuteror qsgiy Iflbey beif ibao b'ose Imported W
Mr. uorr,s II Nj Pmdhan t,ey musi be vsfy e'lfaHh
nary. bal rot m@e f,aD The mania mn psyAl"a ~
,suo iL. standard u cattle IN Ills oosDsy w ifssb hap"
tnlions II fbe best ever poda'1d by English heed""
A poy Gos A. OpsAnAs 'ihe i,ea,d II s"pe,ylso'
ofwes.Lester coaniy eosed fss deliberations a. VINE
pa,.. o., gs,,,dsy evening by soeg ~ ~ ~ biesi'aa
,be Members II Asstpbly s1a fnso that county a"f "a
ns1r eee from lhsl dsa n ,o's @e~'"" No @a'"' h'"
and eggor n ~ ese,y mee"' n M, p"se,r y"s p''
,eulsdy ,41 The Two Assembly ne" mn" "s''1ss"'
having been sIe4d ny rum vozs md u eess es''A"
y..s a. directed bs, ti.s sessim esd WIN " '~b~1v"