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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
1nstructicn.

L'vENING FREE SCHOOLS-Notice is hereby
l. cn that EVENING SCHOOLS for the education Of Ap7rel-
p o i % 6r or on MoybaY EyESSG sept d
' Of Il weeks the Rooms Of the Male DePrmsn Of me
Wsrdi-wsrd school House No. a 81 Greenwieh~,.
We 20 So Moore Ssi and
y-WsT3 sehoo House 70 Elm. near Lson Ard
yIi-Ws,d school House 10 $, cIArhst, ne.' 5reoHs
x-wsid schOo. House 70. 3 Ludlow = as,l Delaney
xIWaId schoo!-House No q th,t. near Az C.
XII-Wafd School House No q .i-h s. Harlem
.-W,sl sehoOILIouss No 81 IS 4 81, caEn.nsylie,
Xv-wsid sshoO. Iolss No p Last, near s.has.
xI-wsld SSscoiSvse go 3 st6. between Is, md dA.
xix-Waid sshe9-neu.s 10 u thh a n,s: sth az
vi aEEiNG sGHGoI that Ey rs seeho5S @ sS d
oq Of Females vii ts oP,red en- MoDAY sept - in ne F'
wtdy-Wsl. sesoo ,io..s 20 70 J;m t rear Ca''1.n
Xi-w.rd s,foolEo,.s No p 9hs.. uear ~ G..
MINES Wss $: sto oS o.s g 60 :, sai sd
AsttfOOL for CoLORFD PHOPLR 'ilis .nd Female viii
rs3b b of'rrd he sa tine a the se-5oo us " LII s.
teachers have easa nj ,hrs pro, ,sd
slaso 70 - Irrs eharse Aprl ,a.ion fot admission
81 aGs Of tbs SAOolR0ons a. som as iho schools are
The XVIII vad Evening Schools v be opened m the Is.
o. jDWsItipoS FELL. yELscoy v 4TEEBUEY.
Eaeeqti,- cos,s.'ti'e O. Evening Free SCHOOLS.
Crud n Fins b, SEPT 81
4 SCHOOL for BOYS.--In two DEPARTING =, con-
- ius saur Of tweny approved boys aeh loeaet IN
Bible Hou'e called h sEic tiymnls lfn A. MS
hoc unied with e rcroc yhre. ana ne
comp discipline she sch re''se pes sep noer
G Atu, on fr seen, will be received a. the roJm' ner
sept,nserj couuato BE- dresi7d - the
uracrsiaud Ccnsls b. Obtained i1e from Tie BOOK
sores IN hrilc }. BNGHAN No63 s. Narksplac'
4 CARD.-Mr CHARLES WELLS Professor oi
= The Piano h, friends a5d the public th h. has
rsf fd 10 tine leadv his prof ssonai ties
Rai-srce No 10 Pircr-st corner Of Greene
4 ERNARD * REDkIELD's ENGLISH FRENCH,
I'D SPANISH aud CT ASSICAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
~ YOUNG GEATLEMES No. l3 Aay, VI ST MARKS
place, viii re- pen On MONDAY, sept
DENJANIN H. coz, Teacher Of Drawings NO. |
ID New-York Uniyen,y-FREDERIC r. SHELL Assistant
TssehA issse end valuable eees on q Psasi %
which been ddtd during the furnished Tor
and pupis aughi make copies ir0i them
distinctions IN schools and 2 risste class
CLASSICAL. FRENCH and COMMERCIAL
- sCHOOL.-PIof r NJ BROWNS In i.ution No 1913 Broad
will rtoIen in both Department. on MONDAf SEPT -
k-kEEPING-C. G. MARSH Counting
Rocms the practice Of Bookkeeping No j BroatTay
f-ngers notified few dag Practice in roonss
h ycsrs Of strdy elsewhere. Call for circusrs
DONS' StHOOL-Mr. TYING SCHOOL, at No.
II 81 Fes l6hs- will lie duties MONDAY lh sept
COMMERCIAL and CLASSICAL SCHOOL, No.
y - Heur-x. Eew-York~ SOLOMON JENNER Principal
Ilr Pop, hi grateful sckn0Elrdgueu 10 hs
paous and ierls farOrs e woo inform the pc
paid the Juvenile
urhl, r1cd The apparatus for s rating As0uomF hem
istlv sid rhic-n'h Inv complete The hgler ca5
he IL a Ok French spanish and German Language upon
tn u.lsf o. 10Y ID ssstaus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
Rr-p.ltiNo.

OLD WARE RELATED equal to new. At u,
.rysss, t,iSic priCss I'D Esrs1i veil ions oa. .,
~ Plain. Tscforv No '2 CeDfrcs- CrAai "a "a -
No y ~, IS Johs--f- ~l.l b. alscItea 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
EOR sALE. or EXCHANGE for NPROyED

L REAL ESTATE il THIS CIrY-A Farm Of 10 acres %
miles from York hi.l Of vel watered
and calculated grains orch nd grei
r lto 80 Of hay II valuable timber
III. with ou--bu da18 The
and Utensils viii the farm l. d-d 20 i1n gwen At
tor partcifT inquire the oil JON ' II.
FRYING Liberty Corner souer',t Co, y J. WILLIAM
EpNiNG .. II T. ae Age no, No a. ba--v.
Also llO Lot 40 Wes p cst II uss sn1 Lot
We rvi,a' frsi-ola- Hoas N w 70 " r., 9Th
And sale in Jl-si and 81 away Rent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

Sonsrs Wanieo.
NvACHINE ROOM, POWER and TOOLS
vi WANTID1ae ssaSctiher wosd Ike - rent srooa yah
tee 1e sue hs ana blre1s n.s as fse wishing 10
81 NJ viii rlessr .dlr K. RObERrS Tribune once
DART of a HOUSE WANTED-By a respectable
sniy ioor Pesons Groom water eonseaenee ant ~.
family d VI ieiilog ret % her
yren BY addressing SUFFOLK BOT
Ne 81 Tt bvne Ofcc.
WANTED 90 HlRE-A small House, AZ mote-
w below Crystal Palsce. Aaisss J. { WlLSO',
Ne lss oaee Ct his sans location sad terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

Summer Retreats.
CATSKILI MOUNTAIN HOUSE--Persons lie
~ sirius vSne thu well known place Of sart can AXE ne
.s,s =, he HUDSON River Railroad OAK f opposite cssk
Scu Nrw.Y OK o'clock A. NJ y oeok lHi . 0'slos
fop Alh.pv and 6fS o'closk NJ and 55a sad
sS .eok They also leave New-fozk N0rdsys Wei
n, IA ana FRIDAYS Albany Tuesdays rsaTays and Ssur-
asxs A. : O'clock A NJ steamer George Wasln--oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

VT N 9 1sQrf De -a7- q 7 NO 71TI7 ad w
their pTANOfOf - have cat nfed their blsins ssi
n prepared 10 0h.r 20 fh en an1 those wishing pee'
. mani eNicus,. sn'fm NJ IN pam Ad ortmer''t e~s
q, n .tye tsto q octave seton hand fauos tafa
B., change. Rroedwsy War uouf No AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

H. EAST hEWYORK ali rNOfElLLE Co. ar erecting
ocIn- for bui 81 ieIOrk
ery We lfyc In che ps0zTe erection
,ght dn clDf iOus prices liaS ~ SEQ 100 soon =
ship Tie house tesuuuy 0csfed ard properly
taTdly OF Ess ~ York thai tie 1ch he
house be worth FL hons aud lot ther
Tlals b. ne tere Agency Office
No 1876 rOsdya Terms Of rsymrn, r
daily pass thoulh Es NerYlrk IS each weyJ AMI Ire fare
leen reduced 90 - ceusa rip For
person dong btfncss e ts New YORK Of sccess
h Cty Hall, besides creap fnp
oiors III thee ounb ms rrnui- tic BocL
lSE and Wii.iAInslurgh Ferries 70 r a. New i1rt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

T. IIN = ITN u. IN V-NI VIND UItAUI-t
IL MIR. CHARLEs y MOERI- VI 4. late Fellow Of Drill
Col Tropo about SEPTEMBER - ia the negi5or-
LcI Of uOl~lHhI select DAi-sCIOOL for the proplr..
Of hos for college II. OF irsiru on viii include with
tt c. s fh frth aud German lazr aid tn IL
IN 9Th educ ton Nr Mon's tes'im0nss from ONf0rd
q nc q scter ald reference In tbs city kindly per.
,he Et Rev BshCp Wairw ali Rev Dr. Hawks James
hing f1q- Charlie AnL PSI Pre- deIt OF Columbia College
No4- lfe President Of Coul4il College Robe Min
tuTu Pa G0olhue ESQ a. g. Mr. Morris Intends % Il nit
b. sfrctiv fifteen A.y rrcool addressed SIR
Mo- q laftnd0u Hotel viii o. attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

EOP SALE CHEAp-1hrec elegant 7-Octave Roe.
pi.ro Foffes Also --ocfrvr, been uied rlnth
WIN be v.ran,cd yer Appi II tse n.nef No u
poreIv MCDONALD BR0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

i Hotel Boarding Hous aid Oidilv afle on m f,,'-
River ga the -Tned;t,- ncshlor soi ct - NJ nes-H
ysSs aua iron fnndrits 1h, house @ f' 81 he'd fs
wbsh = sent fll.d wi boadc Ile Ordinary j. daily
,rowdsd md tbs Boz ven parou'l"d
1he ,ct,.on aud 1ue cCrN c-titA ~ en- * q
I've t.s.st. Rent mod re Tor iath lae las vr y
-iOIL 4 1. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

INSTITUTE for YOUNG IADIES--The fall
L t,.n4 oft.e Mae. FIELD YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
Nfls' reh rhe j-h u residence
a. s'her Rsy Jli td BoaId aut Tuition per .
wetks Sli.'s wiD spend heiT snf Ssb5sm
t.rls s. 1b- locsou hsh snd airy ~ SOUTH SIS
WI irrah walk Only ether Perry CT Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
7 q Z FISCHER date Nunns &
N.fesEs LIGHTE & NEWTON. ~ 2! CAnall

~ ard Narcroom 10 10 p nwithsi corner OF Der
PnoFoss wsrautel with rcve' bridge and petent tuba r,d
calculated PIANO Forts tuned repaired and
changed y B.-Also. Aohan f.eno-koites tor sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

r~OIIAN PIANO FOHTES, at No. al Broaiwsy
~ a are AZ rrient OF Pros au the celebrated hoes,
rfs- il 20 Hos.on. the xei,kuoSu fltr nent u A
isjl Co III supply VI an sscSod..nd Planes Of -
49, ,.t,rs Car 81 A. yrtv low prices. Piano. 70 lef
'.' TiNtOLS a THOMPSON No. "a ircadwy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

EOK SALE-pRICE Sl2NlN.--N pateut Rleh.

covering woffds q the tni'' siaies having =
ycaIs 10 S2bc icyins been Ars- 'ed ON Zee pa, sot
ihe MACHINE Palace, aud now bo
ins acd ia tis trr.rs sold @iehie. o -i IL" 90
above Sl0tV1 oTh a. ~ co Psi alton does no
exceed 50 cul viii supply th' aslh IA ote n. ~
aoEe ic raicntss ut o. IN l ID ao ale 90 have ie
extended. husaess ID ier ash N n r r,'
dydrds sill cell ~ me sbos named AM utrf "u
r,spe,tL III W on r i' can Pc s'rn 10 one
he'll hours nds lVm tie cor be- isl - e', 4 -
m Tic .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

Tor tsters,e Gl,s rons on h. rr.es tie snb cner "
IN IN nns se d.ducor sp ndd saonnfut OF 81 snd on
Psno 10. power durability epd OF Inc and ionth
uesuv az frsh un,urrasd Every Piano y fuzzy "ariancd
,ot d.hsuI Fiascr tsktt ne cvchs'gn
AIIEII MER- Mum -ln-nnar Nn. Us w D hrlldssY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
nIANC rOKTEs .-JAMEs PIRssON respecIiI

nsr m NOS ard che public tisi he bee feuo I'd Pam,
the Gle CAN'T stoon No iS Broadway over "
entrance "a aeeks Thelfg where Tee vii keep constantly
hand s2i Sd assoun,ut Of M own atnns
aud aso thore from the lowest Price Piano Mp a.
N .udd rud Pianos o. tie viii s'sJ Keep aso
raeuf OF lew hand pncsio let hire fan1' bSa
sold eschanr aud repaired " H. NO connection VIA sa'
fi.kfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

Il fhc purch Avenue d In =
br- s. isst front 20 d-er hn'din NJ ald
lsn of e sc-c and b. ding. m the iowa Of : &c don
NceN iai- Albany ari Hui.lo halrad . NILS from
sfogd Il 70 BE- cold low ID sppi for @ o. Gu
90. ki 10 Lots 5js'. au1 varo1 9th streets; - on
Lo- and 9th would be exchanged for good Dwelling
HoLf rth-sfs J a. OLE. DrCsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
IRINCH PROTESTANT BOARDIVG anil DAY

s,lC OIL fcr YOUNG LADIES No. esj Br.adway door
b OF tlionsq1are NJ, LEHEREI1 PRINCIPAL The enool
49, Fen ne crrinr TUESDAY sept - Appica-
os for 1raFs snd ior the admission Of pupils ma made TO
THE iriuc.pal % tie shove adirr-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

LOk SAIE-1Ee Furniture aud Lease OF q 1Oul
lfiug school for Boys this cry
b. c1Esi ora competent Principal address 2
Inn. OF y y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
,ro flo SHIPPING MERCHANTS Of the CITY Of
Chances for Dnsine3e Glen.

A LADY is dcsirous Of birug 5000 or $500, for
IA which good scur, aud liberal in'os win b. "en or hall
profits Of lucrative fusnee already established Address H.
~ Box No 10 = bune Office Nth r' Diile nd addess
A GOOD : HOOi viii be purchased by the Adver-
"A tsef, 'he prndpel Of sn c,diay School desired
A .r,s INSTRUCTOR box ND.l.3, Tribune Oice.
NATURALIZATION who have Merchandise of
H euy dcI ton exchange TO- al Is'a.3 hear crest
"a main b. az lying mmedia'. v -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

Y - Heur-x. Eew-York~ SOLOMON JENNER Principal
Ihr hi grateful scknoElrdgneu t. h nu r
ferls farOrs Ne wol inform the bic
tt sru ltentgn s paid 20 the Juvenile department ne
Commercial ard Msfhensca css IL afrnng ed - tiof
urhs iIsr1ct,d The APPARATUS for u lng Asouof hem
iy srd Ph0 y ample ard complete The higler co-fs i
the il a OIk french spanish and German Language
ID. IL q - ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

CIOCk Of DRN GOODS Tor SAIL ana StOhI.
- oITr-S,re Cafrrin; oornsg OF " dsons O. a. All
n w GOOD vs. ssctf'c ant o. To-
i,-a Va an he bee. The r- n one &c N be-
'cairu. II CRY, AMI sway, done is-cc pros ~ end a
hrsaf.. The above oVpcriur rtfs fn F
,r,irv a. eir hus,nt inl' o. - { \ L. fpi
ION en- The premise fom lo 20 l. o'eir~E, a. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
THE BOND-STREET ACADEMY, Nc 80 Bond,st

Church BeFg,n will reopen MONDAY sept Tbs nsi-
uiion hn mls Of Hoboken sud jersey City Fer - rom
] NILlS. rrncipll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
EAST MORRISANN LOTS.-Time extended for

IdyIItIE
c,-f1 down and haanc- before N4ch T.
l35 these lots occupy healthy snt beautiful Location near
an view oihe East River ard In the ilmcdat1 vicinity VI
the wealthy aud respectable citizens OF
Veaohosfr County Also fishing uhrn quarter of ns
The No branch Railroad already built through this
property. tfo the New Rochelle ard Sc0ads' fsrod "rch
be been late, chartered is expected VIII pas thlugh this
perv Scy,ial houses dng ard lots selling RAPIDLY
Dsiance property the City Hail ni.s M per
other nOrnlai spplT 20 d. g. W4NiON No
5Trsor-rcw Harlem Railroad Ofce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
NLw aud SECoND-HANDPlA y

= - = snA A larsc ASSORTMENT Of New and s~ccnAL
h,ye n2w on "-~s. foaa Sc 10 s so. ger bret
~ to ole peg meath No 90 Broadway. New.lots.
,ARSORD rnOrHEf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
Real estate for Sale.

lsfsr and comnodous hou' aud neessfF o'buldnys wi
three and iou Of land Thee plenty OF fruit on
The fsce which well shadtd by jcs' 0s REV Of ne
Iay New yoik from aud further piricllrs spPyo
COLI L CHILIOS No. 10 Sae..-.i. near Psc-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

I mn LINII1 WhNMNAN = IVOi4i fIII' y n
" JOHNSON Rlc.or-1h- new I'm II conineac' sepien
ber Puri ccivt ere n cen ga a. pose
lue rough ll- relty f'r Cod 'or no
Coutiuslonsr. CirC,ss b. obtain cf the lr a. e
Univ rs.v he bJokstost o. r. J. Its hr' "a
Roe TO- k.ool son Di4.i Arri.- - samuel htfn9r
oEO : fARAE.t. nci7sl
N{TM Il IEGGETT's { LASSlCAL, FRENCH ana
w ENGLISH SCEGOL Y = q Broadway and 't-r.
viii be reopercd On NC rDAY 49,. Cculls g Los sood
No III rrlwpv Covers No. 81 BronelF Evans Itffl,
No schc th reid o. fte friucl
No II lO.l at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-25
Aristocracy In England

TO TEE EDITOR OF THE ERw YORK herald.
SE-In the HERALD of the 10th inst observed in your
Leading ertiole paragraph headed neutrality-suspicious.
to Abolish Arstocracy and Nor archy In England
ting the American ladies' and gentle to form assoca
tiens having for their object the abolition of monarchy,
stccracy and desposm in England and to elevate the
British people from their debased condition to the rank
rnd standir Of freenen Would to God the American
Ladies and gentlemen may respond lam very If they
DID but know . little of British desI o. ISM that
cond call upen their sympathy would be UNNECESSARY
Brave and patriotic psope governed by FORCE policemen
and soldiers their masters who ready at the beck Of
the arsocrsey and oher legslzed plundsrers to crush
the people if they complain, violate resist the laws
ed to rob them-a nation like church yard
than free nation, where moving may be found
but the snimatng principle which shOud stimulate
in their actions and ments gons and If living
spark Of 1t is observed disseminate among the people,
ia upsheathed ard nust te estipguished If
at 1y bnrn in the jail ry penal colonies
But hope their sins found them out At last They
gated to the the auth oriy OF With
ladet for their husbands cruel conduct towards
their slaves AMI for tosra hog slavery in tbs States
nanestiDg their absorence OF the system and the most
ndr heart touching pahy for the slaves, not with
view, aver to m.liorAte tho condition Of tina slaves
but to the American people b. each Others throats
and exrptts republcanism and democracy from the
face o. the glo,s likewise TO screen themselves fro tbs
odium their nifty towards tbs people to
their sway 20 veil merited Long .in was expecting
American exposition in behalf and surpr ied that
OF nj and degration year after year. they
eiTg coming acras the Atlantic aud landiog upon
these hor-s the many reaching the ears
ON Old (iu sin) Country, did not move tbs American
entenen ana ladies' 10 interfere inerpose in ba-
hsR long before nov Bat better late tbsn never Little
Cid think, at time, that the erontsry Of Ergish,
nsh snd scotSsh aristocrat would be the means, in
Goa hand, to provoke aud impel the Americans to
form b duty to their llow mon, for God
| in ~ptable way than to help those who have
bsn forced position that they help
Tner in the Of all that is good and sacred let
you saiu bsgnn pgbe made let associations bs started
innate ials OF ing scarce) let competent
thitects out the psn skitut superintendent aud
bores voluntary 10 the rearing Of the structure
plecRe my self to supply Thorn with all sorts OF
teials sts IL required have unexhau stibe stock
on hand Fearing trapa ssiog too muca your
leoraiity, an, sir, yours, respecutiull
| DONALD MCLEOD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-25
Tux SETTLEMENT OF NEBRAs9A.-On the I'd

iost hrse AID enthusiastic meeting was reid IN ST.
iuelh Missouri express tbs visss OF tie citizens IN
relation TO he i'm organization and setsme NJ OF
NeIrasts tefiory sumbet of resolutions wora adopt
90 by The meeting among waioh were the following
Etsulsed T1st IN favor OF ihs early organ a.
ton and tetfm mt of Nebaska territory aad beiovs
tta The palent Congress would consult the will an Ia
;-ress o. the g,eat body OF ths people 81 passing bill
extending ths lava over That territory.
Eesolsd That in passing bill 20 org nss that tsrti
terv ID bVor &c tho ono known 81 Han bill or
orc similar IN its provisions
Resolved That are opposed TO the asta,cn OF The
slASc question in The organisation o. this Dry by
any attempt TO rspeal hs Missouri compromiSs-tha
without terirg Into discussion Of tbs ita De
merits ri that ofomise or tho conponae
willing TO sbae by ard sus ain them.
Resolved That ara in favor OF tina people who x
there and sstte to deormlnc the question 70 whshc
shall be = slave OF FREQ Saseve AIRS uaailiny to in
terriers in that question bat ooatent aId esdsns
with simple orgsur ston q the Tertiary and x.ea
| ing the laws OF tbs county over sts ret'laSs
Req, lvSd That those persons ia tho Last CDagre'
whoever thsr be hat threw ohjtecHs in tas va
Of The pasDg. OF b y, orgAniss tsAt terrtNy Atsr
6sd p-s.sd tas aosss isscsrs he soadsGas.pa d "A
l f.oR9,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-25

Two MhS DROWNED IN NEW JERsEY.-TWo
po,ed at ore Of thu stons quarriea Ia Ewing
drowned In the feeder of the Dslawars and
Rsrtan canal yesterday. The facts, have
been abba to sle.n them follows Two boats we're
loade with stone and equspce OF tee feeder being
frozen over, 1t f0npd necessary to place extra
lumber OF hsnda upon the oats 0ne of the men, In
to break the lea stationed himself upon the bow Of
the head boat nd With pole endesvored to break tbs
icc In dorg so the pole caught 10 SONS nanner and
the suddenly precpitAted Tito the water, and
lie body disappe. red tsnesth the boat II TO the
surface SPORTY alter, when fellow ,bsrsr pl inged int
IRE water ts'zed the body OF the then drowning man.
and ndeavorsd several tines to Iase it upon hs ice at
the Size OF the open channsl but 1t giving way all fur
her epdeepors Ia vain The strenR tn OF the
curg failing him he, too, sask from exhsus.
or and cold. and to rise mor@ thus sacri-
hcng his he In tie vaa endeavor to fellow
jaboier.-TrcgtOn American, Dec. %
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woMAN's Rlears AsssRrxp.-The stam'ord ii

WoMAE's RGsTs AssgRrgD.--rbe Stim'ord al
,atc contains The following spiriIed adv risensnt:-
10 IHB frBiU.--WAersas my husbaao, Edward IA
ns' Ltg fsLey advertised kat have LIFT his bed aud
ard, ard that he VIII pay dsbe OF nay contracting
|c this ID 10 inform tie puo 10 that the aforesaid Eli
I'd Jenes had neither bed board for me to leave
hsvi teen living at the expense of my father; and
her onler preieace q procuring money to psy his
~ g 3tminghan, orneotisu1 ne borrowed collar OF
fa;t.r apd with hat pal fer his l,ag Advertisement
srst m, add after this dsetardy scs be took all
mo8ss nsd bcrro we'd every ceulin my mothers
session and lfs the For the past three months
he's teen kapt fom rsb edness and starvation w the
etilcns # myself and reatves he squ-ndered ia di 's
.n oil the money his inbcrn l,s,nsss would allow hin
earc. Tia scsmp reed net have sdsertii ed that he
suld cot pay debts OF my contracting. for the public
el tIows that he would no: even pay his 0sn he l.
az. rosrsteful a6ng scopncrel; not content with
ns A. the expense Of my relative and borrowing ther
oney, he publishes al outrageous lie bed asd
ard, ind red II lef. 10 himself hi, bed would be
thing but board and should net be much surprised
'hs b,d hs die ON we're made Of boards with strong
beam overhead. SARAH JONES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-25

Carr. RUDOLPB's BoDy FvUHD.-- Captain II s.
PNke- ho Iao been fept by Captain VIM o. Psasa, of
the cutter Jefferson Davis 10 Kiswah lslsEd 70
bring b. ek Lieut. kellogg, OF thai vessel Who 1t viii os
recoeced had been lett there last week for the prrpoe
o taking chsrgeof the bodies If any Of the officers
81 The i'll fsteo cutter Hamilton informs thes tho
bcoy Of Captain Rudolph found at dayoreak yess-r
day morning BY lieat kellogg AMI himself In the surf,
rear The waters edge about six miles Houth OF Soao
fbe body about the head particularly Was coLsderab
decomposed, tbs clothing however, with TIA eSsepti N
NJ tho oca. spd boots entire, AID from that an
49,. ia G..s dnser tbs ctms!n3 we're aAsi., !lSt
ned They hroua TO this city Ard viii be ssns 70
T. ysry's GsorQ,a his naavs paee, Zoe ,a.s<u as -
CtNls,,c Qstv, DN n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-25

THE MICRO INsuRREcrIoE CASE IN New o.
tgAss-A Albert plsva o.l ed by DR.. Rushton yea
to-day tried before Judge Larue and special jury OF six
ayeholdrt charge OF having been concerned ia t,s
at,empttd pesre insure tion " Juno last 1t wa ia
rr,ot thnt the night Of ths ah OF June last
tbs tours Of ons two oc ocs, the accued from
m stou received. arrested ia CAB on Bsronns
reet hy ths Chief ~ Polics and Lieut. Petre Hs Vas
airef with revolver large bowls Enifs aut sS rdI
80 had with him besides quantity II powder ana
y T. ans OF bullet m0uids ia at 6tst attempted 70
ue lis vcsIons, but subsequently, conssssi - the off,
~ ra sho arrested i'm that De white pamsa by
scu and rmb.T # nsgr"ss, hso sanded tn mseves "a.
geie fer the purp.e Of rising sgan, the white inhah
ratts CT he city. and that lac tn the 10
oln the ri in tbs The tria of thv Casa
tccv ren about hour ani 1slf, whan thu iur' re
turred verdict OF guilty. panied by sesteuce q
nprionms NJ NJ bard labor in the psnitentsry for life
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