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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

i REAL ESTATE in the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia. Office on the We side Of
9TH ftrcet, fsw ors below the General Post Office.
CHAPMAN LEE.
fep l6-lm$- ABNER BRUSH.
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Boys and Youths Clo,h,np.

hOyS' ana 1Outhk' Clothing.
WIESENFEID q co. have COMPLETED arrange
ments for Boys and Youths Cloihinc of every de-
s-rip'ion. Their rts,ent in tie shove branch
will lie Superior 20 any in this city. and the prices
far blow those usually paid: bein. determined tn
Keep superior stock of the above goods we rpsrec
fully solicit an examination from parents and guar
dians, as We shall sell all Grades and qualities Of
Youths and Boys Clothing Is per cent IS than any
other house.
Mems Clothing
Of every description 60 Fn- Cloth Suits of r,syv
cctor fer Fifteen DollIrs! The following comprise
portion OF the large stock always on hand:
Fine Dress Coats. Clo.h yrsts
" Frock '' Blue Sacks
Overcoafs OF ali kinds Cashmere Vests,
Sa"k Coats, heavy Tweed Coats
Fine Bu ines c ats, Fancy silk Vests.
Blue frocks, Blue Cashmere Pants
Black Sacks, Colored Cassinet Pants.
IleaTy Pilot Goats, oycrcaats fnr ScrH aats,
BLACK Doeskin Pants, Fir-ncns Coats
Fancy Vests, Cassinat Pants
Surtout Coats, Tweed Pants
Single Breast Frocka, Kerscv Goats
Brown Frocks Drab Jackets
SGtln Nrsts. Shirts and Collars,
Fancy Cashmere Pants, Garnet BAGS
Fancy Coates, Trunks ami y,lis,s
BUSINESS coats, HandkercLicfs & Crarats,
Iepersham Goals, Gloves and Suspendcrs
Lam'er Coats, Blue Cassinet Pants.
hunting suits, Greca CaSsinet Pants
fcl' Goats Fine Linen Shirts.
Beaver Cots o-crails 4. g.
Together with every artit lc in the Clo.hin. line
The pubic will bear in mini that We sell one and
every article nj reduced prices
BOYS CLJTllING-the greatest n ment at tbs
lowest prices.
WIESENFELD & CO.. Clothiers,
sep -'-ini corner y = street and Pa avenue.
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nR. ID. r. HAGNER offers his prof 4 iona
IL services to the public
Residence and oaicc on H, between 18th and 10th
streets. ocl7-eo2ws
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mo CAPITALIsTJ, ARCHITECTs,

BUILDERS. and all interested i'm a superior
article of LINE far building, hard finish, cornces,
chemical, and whitewashing purposes, sc.
SEELY'S WASHINGTON LINE, manufactured
in Seely's Excelsior Patent Lime Kiln, at the corner
of Virginia avenue and Canal street, (Islund) The
rock from which this lime is manufactured is from
the best quarrics in this section of country, viz:
Knott's, Flannagin's, Snydcr's, and Wade's. The
Lime is pure wOOd-burnt, and is drawn fresh from
the kiln every hour during the twenty-four, and for
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels to be
returned. aug leo If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
MAINE POLITICS.

Our readers will find in to.day's Trib.at q
lucid aud crcumstantial account Of the Wild
Cat maneuyres which have resulted in the
defeat OF Gov Hubbard and the election of Il
Wing in his stead IL Will be seen that the
current report of Gov. HRbbards being be-
trayed or sacrificed by Wing Temperance men
is utterly uniounded He was voted Tor by
three Wing Senator'S, in opposition TO the
regular Wig candidate who was not person
ally obnoxious to Temperance men nor hostile
to the Maine Law. Gov Hubbard was struck
down by the 'Whd Cats of his own party who
had determined that hs should be defeated, no
matter who succeeded. They did not try 10
send up their own candidate (Chandler) 10 the
Senate with Hubbard, because they knew this
would secure the election of the latter To
beat Hubbard was the end and aim of their
efforts, and thar they accomplished. They
we're prepared 10 give more votes for Crosby
in The Senate, had more been necessary.
Tie Nse-4ampshirs Patriot seeks TO attri-
tu,e the distraction and defeat of its party TO
the Maine law and its advocates. The truth
is exactly the reverse OF this. Win The PatriO,
let its readers seeiti Our letter is from the
pen OF a prominent and reliable Democrat.
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Rpo,Dway R.ILRO.D HEADED,

The following bill, submitted to the Senate
Of our State by Mr.. TABKp Of Albany, VII
probably pass that branch to-day and the As
senbly tomorrow. If so, it will render the
most magnificent operation yet accomplished
by The Forty Thieves losing job for their
eOnfederates and purchasers. We entreat the
Legislature not 70 hesitate, but put the bill
through at once. II viii stop the most fagrant
and scandalous outrage yet attempted by orr
corrupt Municipality, and give our plundered
taxpayers opportunity to breathe and look
around them. II a Railroad in Broadway is
really needed and can be. constructed and
operated without obstruction and injustice, ii
can be built as well under this act as other
wise, and the necessary delay will naturally
insure improvements in the plan and soften
the hardships that must be inflicted on Broad
way tenants by blockadiBg the streets and OBJ
gtructipg access 70 their stores on short notice.
If the Road were TO be laid down during the
next year or any future year, with fair notice
beforehand, many rents would be adjusted to
the apprehended temporary depreciation Of the
value Of the premises 80 DISTRACTED. LegslA-
tors at Albany make this bill q law-and soon.
Ashc 70 ps,eBt isuce the eons,rueos o. rirosd. "a "a.
City ~ hcT Tork
The P,op, II he SAFE Of Ncr York repressnfed - Ss.
ala and Asseiatly, do caac, a. Go!lous
SIC /. II SHAH not be lawful 10 construct any railway
through upon any public street Of spi Gay
upon sny portion u such street avenue, without
previous act q the Legislature of said State declaring
the pshiic utility and propreiy Of such railway aud the
terms aud conditions upon which the may be con
sructed In reference 90 the Interests OF said city and
TIE hs aud Interests % the and le.sees OF real
ete upon such street or avenue or upon such portion
thereof shall be used nteEseccd by such railway
SEc. 2. II any person, company or corporation shall
Commenced ntinue the construction OF any snch rail
way wouts previous compliance wish the hrEt section
OF ths act n shall be the iuty Of the Attorney General
70 bring acion IN the of the people Of this State
Ia the Supreme Court against such persous company
corporation, ths usufpeTs of franchise, and Apply
said Court any Judge thereof Ia Tscatiln for
order for Injunction thereon, aud prosecute toe sad
action Judgment according % the and pras-
ticc OF said Court Nothing in this section contained
fbai be deemed % supersede mpsfr any individual
rights remedies for the unauthorized construction vi
such railway
src. 3. Nothing IN this set contained shan be con.
sirued to apply TO any railway track tracks already
constructed and IN operation within the .nts Of SAID
etV
SIC T. This act shsltake effect Immediately
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JANUARY "a, 1853.

made in = rnizutcs Lca Worcester (sfser MINES
.top) a. minutes Jasi End reached ,ins5ed 90
mles) a p minutes past6 This run was madc BY the
new Locomotive "Waistier" sfplendd machine Ssse
drivers o. fci 20 inches diameter All for some por
ton q the distarce the speed s,-ssiei VIII per ''its
Left SprirFCld q SEA I'D arrived q; Hartford C25
rnies) a. 6s-heinz 81 minutes Lsf Hartford Al OF
and reached New Haven C35 miss) At 7.j'--oeias
&C minutes. Left Nsw-HEven ST o'clock 2. Il and
reached Twenty sevcuth-st, New York % nilss) $;
945-beirg lo5 minutes In he whole run from Boston,
there were nire .tops. IN all making % minutes o.
Of dead hail. with as many more lost in slseAias aud
staring: tire whole time v,s hours and s. nsna'ss-
deduc. for tcPs and Stacking iominuies and ne actual
running tine il fre hoTrs and n, 'ai.1t's Ih' as
lance is s35 miles thus showing N average rnnnin;
spesd Of nearly Il miles a. hour Or Il miles "A hour
inclnd.Bg stops tbs Is probably the greatest speed
dor any considerable distsnce) ever made IN iai'
country.
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p,.u.,. In the I.Iaud Of ,I.aelrs.

The undersigned, having received frUra friends ia
Esdcrs authentic ln;el cses o. lac fszrfal destIton
Suddenly and severely bEJught he Inhabitants OF
that slt y the destruction "a the vine and potato,
and having sCne Of thcm psROnI knowledge a IA
facts sctuy invite tie srevoieni ctkeDs VI New
York o. assemble II the Ait0T Hcase on Monday
In the eth inst Al, clock 70 tske Tor Tie
rehe; Ogihose Unfortunafs sufsrerS
Sisned-J Jacob A. We-icrvsli John A. DIX. Jobn v "A
Rureu, Henry John Burden, Clement D. Hsrch, Aoses
II Grinnen, S.mssn Draper J. frtsoea lhial janus I.
StsEg. CLAs A S.eisOn, Robert 3. ColsE.an-
Es- YoFa, Jsz- =, iSa
~ We commend The above call 20 ,he at
tention Of the benevOlenT, and especially Of
the wealthy. There are many in our city who
could easily spare some $40 to 800 each for
the reEefo the furnishing poor Of Madeira, aud
We hope such Of them ~ can spare the time
viii be 81 tie Astor- House tonight. A very
few have already contributed for this object,
but nothing adequate can be done without an
organization ard = working committee. A
vessel is soon TO sail from Boston for Madeira
direct, laden in par. With food, and We hope
NeH-York vii therein be wen represented
Remember that the necessity is urgost, aud
act promptly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

dent elect Tennessee borders statcs than aay
ether State in the Uaon. and her hardy sad ssayh
ters have done far than their share In popusa
ell the more Norfh-Western States. Taas Tennessee
hss been Ihe mother Of Texas, Missouri ArkSnsas. Of
Western Louisiana and Northern Mississippi Alsssns
and Georgia the Cherokee Country Of the last nan
toned State recently thrown open to The white. BE-
ing sn,os, entirely populated from the State OF Aaire
Jackson. Now, is ia wei knovn thst TeanosseeaaS
settle where they w continue for their lives 10 Ioos
10 the State of their birth for political views, sni tAs
uficr this fashion. the Tennessee politicians exercises
vac, influence indeed over TIE politics Of sarroaasa,
sts,es This consideration induces an earnest desire
on the part of Gen Pierce to use his Cabinet appOa
ing power 70 strengthen the Democratic party A mach
as possible in Tennessee above ell the other STATES u
tho Union. NEwroRr
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BY TELEGRAPH.
so.fs~rn Tss,aps Qfcs. eov~er n assOss~ ed s-ss'
WASHINGTON Items, &c.

svo,,,i DispasA to Tas " " Trsbsss;
WASHINGTON, Jan. ~ 1850
John Townsend. Of Prince Georges County.
Nd died some years since, emsncipsting Is slaves
and beassathing them al hs real estate. In the Cir
cui, Cour, Of Anne Arusdel County. on Saturday lat.
this will WA set aside on the groaAd OF insanity.
If the Badger matter does not occupy the
Senate all day tomorrow the Texas claims viii coma
end Mr. Seward on the Monroe doctrine, probably On
Wednesday.
Washington Irving breakfasted on Friday
with Mr. Fillmore. visited Mount Vernon durias sue
day and houized in the evening at the PreSieat'
levee Smart FOX asepiagensrian
II is said that Mr.. Fillmore will give mag
nlfcent party on retiring. a IA second Adams eat
T'yer-s fitting fnsli,y.
Judge Montgomery Blair of Missouri is i'll a.
his fsthers house.
Dir. Cass has made himself even moro ride.
ulou. in the secret than In the open session lilo
tanly between two stools.
Senators James and Sebastian have paired
Oft on the Badger question.
The bill Incorporating the Texan Navy wish
ours Will probably pass. ErE
Appointments by the Secretary of Treasury.
SFecial Disrd'eh 10 The ". Y. TFibsHss
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Jan - 1871
Mr. Secretary Corwin has appointed Bonj.
A. stansrd, Inspector OF Steamboat iIus and Edward
Kscse Inspector of Steamboat Boilers, az Cleveland.
Ohio under the law OF the last session 10 ensure he
safety Of the lives of passengers steamboats, Zach
OF these officers IL 20 receive salary OF $500 rec
anrum eOt WE
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Tux TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION
AT ALBANY.

The friends OF Sobriety concluded, on Friday
evening, at Albany, four days demonstration
designed to forward the passage of law TO
prohibit the .rafie in Intoxicating drinks. We
have had during these four days the semi-an-
rual meetingof the State Temperance Society,
a meeting Of the State Temperance Alliance,
Sessions Of the Grand Divisions Of the Sons OF
Temperance for Eastern and Western New
York, grand Procession Of 81 sorts Of Tenn
persnce folks, Sons, Rechsbites, &c, &c,
which marched through the principal streets
Of Albany, making brilliant and imposing dis
play, ana bringing up at the State HOuse-anl
finally the wsmen's State Temperance Con-
veption Aside from the regular proceedings
of the various Temperance organizations, We
have had crowded evening meetings in the
Stste-st. Baptist Church, Hudson-st. MethO-
dis, Church, Fourth 81. Presbyterian Church
&c, &c. Spirited speeches have been de-
liyered by some Of the most eminent temper
snce orators IN the country. Crowds have IL
tentiy listened to the facts, figures and fun Of
Barnum; the calm, earnest, clear and impress
sive words of Neal Dow the logical, rhetorical
ana persuasive elOquence Of Chaplin the blunt,
yet brilliant and impsssiOned orstory of Beech
er, and host Of others hardly less celebrated
ss advocates of the Temperance Reform.
The State Temperance Society adopted 4
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Tr1reRApH LryEs.-Ths heavy storm Of

TELEGRAPH LrSEs-The heavy storm Of
wind snd rain early yesterday morning. followed
throuEhoui The day with wet, isggy weather caused
nearly complete suspension in the working Of al
the lines usually opened Sundays, except the Mag
re,e Ccupsry's wire. which. as usual, were IN me
order to Washington throughout the day and evening
We understand the new House Printing Telegraph
Line hence 20 Washington. expect 10 get their wires
scrcss the North River ibis week when the public VII
have choice IN that direction, between two lines com
pairing sdvbnisseously With sny other lines IL iae
county.
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Appeiriments by the Secretary of Treasury.
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.
WAR DECLARED by THE sEMiNOLES.
Rumored Massacre OF Gen. Hopkins aad
his Force.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Jan %, 1853.
The Southern Mail this morning brings no.
thing beyond Savannah.
The Saraanah COgrier has letter FROM
Florida. which states that the Indians have
formally declared War against the United
States, and painful rumor prevailed shat
Gen. Hopkins and his force had boon mas
sacred.
Major A. j. Johnson has been chosen Gen.
eral Of the force raised by the State 10 remove
the Indians
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Convict lion tor using n Postage Stamp Twice
Embczziemrnt.

hLBANr5 Eaturdhy, Jan. =, 100.
In the District Court TO day, verdict was
rendered On behalf ofthe United States aghlns. Wm A.
HlliaTd o. BTdgewater, Oneida, for using postage
stamp after Il had been used already IN violation
u the act Of ls5l This "a the bret conviction for this
etense
William Page was also convicted aud sent to
the State Pison for three years for embezzng money
from letter taken nom tie Ogdensburg Pest Office adj
dressed to female. The ohensc committed the
18th inst and week after the prisoner sent 10
the state Prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
f1s,. In solemn serionsness. Il Is I'd

70 In solemn seriousness, IL IS cruel 70 let
r,arle afer ho disease and pain tsst pesi We
sshaeop on pansesA ascos cIs 6as f The ios Oh a.
thst because Il Is sltI oScyul may b. R109es
taie rahfely, every Monday, W etncsAy and fudsy 81
soou in ny ofce twelve t.nss he euNatsy A. fcfals.s
~ ,~ke az a0so 20 the noss nssasnt otsees "
naia will take u foln lzEgs tab foa Whieh the pap
H. can receive 4, apon the ssne have swsys sod
IT, vSs without remuneration, not eeeeNtsL llh'ta
ranv viii rcnlaia 70 rfeycss the saspieien 'ha "osd
throw Il o he stomach n y most cruel OF this ccraa
mr., - Ia thoasn. die tor Of investigation
OF tAi. most wsndestal discovery. TALBOT WATTS NA-
net,e Nef>iss Ne S2a Clfeezwchst Compenndsrof he
Nervous Anfieote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
TIE CITY Fathers.

Y We publish in another column letter
from Miss Catharine E. Beecher. disclosing. as
she inclines TO think, the secret Of the phe-
nomeDa known as spiritual rsppings, writings
and manifestations. she attributes them 70
TIE will Of the medium and TO electricity
Whether this explanation solves the problem
remains TO be seen, but the facts which her ex-
periments have arrived at are curious and III
tprpstiug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
70 Hon BENJAMIN F. Thomas, of worces-

ter has been appointed Judge Of the Supreme c0ar' Of
Massachusetts in the place OF Isstee Fletcher o. Dos
ton resigned TAe AssS BesfeTa ssrVAFy nsas1as 'ae
appointment inar'ges in Arssi sf 'ae rsSe@@y &c
hrei administration in that State. u says;
aTo lose sny enc of our escel,ens judges :. q tine
le tia vhea 80 many questions ef Daole nature are
hkelv 10 acquire sdaoaton, pselc rsiortane and
~, may congratulate ourselves upoa III. TAT TASK the AZ
pointing power Is now in the hsncs oi Aashaaea aad
ineorruptihle Executive.
Mr.. Thomas win undoubtedly maze an eNeeilsHt
Jsdse.
The successor Of Gov Chaord in the At'o-aey-1iea-
srsshp is Hon Rufus Choase, whose reputation a.
lawyer Is secoad 10 few ii any in the ua,ss States
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NETWORK LEGISLATURES,

SENATE. - Saturday Jan. p, i'5s
PETITIONS
By Mr.. Cooley, OF Staten Island RaiifoaA
Company sor power 70 steam ferry bosts.
Mr.. BEEKuay, OF Liberia Agricultural ASH
cation fer sid.
REPORTS.
Mr. Vas ScHoosHoyES, q aui tor the pes'e'
support OF the poor in Sewburg5 90
Mr. BAscocK, in favor OF printing DOC extra
eonies a the report Of the license bill Agreed o.
Mr. BARTLETT. fayorably, the bill ameadlns
charter d the Sew.york and Harlem x. u. Go.
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Funeral of senator DOUGLASS wife - The
Gardiner Mines.
WA.HrNaIoN. satr

WAsHINoIoS, Saturday, Jan. ~, 1901.
The funeral of Mrs. Douglas took plnce at
noon to-day, and attended by "A large coneourss
Of priyute friends and dstin nished citizens Rev. Mr..
Sampson pastor Of East Il Baptist Church OF which
deceased was nienber) pronounced brief dscoursc.
Tire ehnpans o. Congress assisted in the services son
ator Douglas appeared greatly stricken down. The re-
mains taken 20 the Congressional ce1nctey The
following were the pal-bearers; General Shields and
hr RichardsOn, OF Illinois; Messrs Badger and More.
head ofNorih Carolina General Armstrong aud Major
MsuTy, Of Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
$4,000 OF WET GooDs AID Day GooDs

syLLixc orr WITHOUT REsHRyK -RogEETs REFS.
No 163 Chat; sqaaEs- few do0f bsio" are y"
are about 10 be taken the Whole stock must pe sod
Of without delay. II eODJnsss ClOsts Saa"i, Dress
Goods Of every description Hon ~ Under Dafmeuts lce
foods Blankets FlsnDfs CssnmeIes Table Linens pa
per sheetings shrtiugs Bee Ticks, To1eznss &c &c
Also lsyss lot OF Wet Goods from the shlP Cornelius
(rnue and from the fire IN Finest These Goods are IN
oo.1se injmed excepting wii water ard being ilgFJ
soied they vii be sold OF at half the original cost Ladies
are inyit make early s and sTs themselves Of
this opportunity ,Test baTsuus We rein non
quoting prices u only tends 70 mlseed Come gee snd
indge for ynurseves ROBERTS RES, No lG2 Chathzn
square the Old Original 0ne-prce store.
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GRrAr R.uRoAp srrrD.-ws are undei
etPronPtl'

GREAT RAILROAD SPEKD.-Ns are under
othSsons 70 GroRsE Lows, Agent Of TIE Boston and
Nev.york H,es. and NJ HARRINGTON, Baggage
Master Of the Express train for he prOrp;
delivery Of cur packages Of papers Sc, b.
the Europa The Express train with one
nal car (coa.Ainin. thirty nine bags Of letters
and papers. IN charge Of souIhwOrth. U. :. Nal
Agent land ore passenger car, is.t Boston At P ~
in the care Ct George Lows, Agent and D. 7. Wal
Ter, c0riuetOg. TIE r-..o Worcester, rs Hliss) was
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
YORK. MONDAY. JAN. a. 1853.
- sEg THIRD PACE. "a

~ The expected sentences Of the Tam
MANY Hall Rioters were not given on Saturday
In consequence Of .hs interference Of Judge
Morris of the Supreme Court, in ordering D
stay Of proceedings. On 6 bill Of exceptions.
We have not learned what was excepted to,
but perhaps il was the sudacity Of the jury IN
finding verdict Of guilty against such Jealous
and useful politicians.
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wAmong our City Items this morning VIII
be found significant debate which took place
in the State Senate on Saturday in References
to the notorious Common Council of this City.
Not q Senator ventured 3 word in defense Of
the CITY Fathers.
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IHkNIOf ~ J., Jan. ., Is)J
Great excitement has been created here in
consequence Of the sudden disappearance of WIN. J.
Iden known highly respectable merchant Unpaid
notes ard other debts bunting ~ <eO0OO have been
left behind Many Of the signatures and Inducements
are pronounced forgeries.
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The cnr,liner NIips.,

WAIHIN0roN, Saturday, Jan. Y IsSJ.
The Union, OF this morning, says, that DR..
GARDENERS party willing 20 TO the existence ID
the alleged Mines They also assert that they offered 70
show the commissioners the Mines but the latter rescf
10 follow theiT directions
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F0rgeries.

BALTIMORE, Jan. q 1853
A forgery was committed on the Franhin
Bank on Saturday for goo ia the name OF Thomas 81
Co. Anothercheck Of t450 was aiterwaxd presented
In the name, but the party presenting IL mr.
rested and gave his Williams or Turner The
ether foTger believed to have gone 20 New York Hs
meme ID supposed - be Porter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24

TRAs-1he best assortment OF hne Teas
will be found the store OF The CANTeN TIA SoarANs
Isl Tea esshhnent IN the citv. We assure cur readers
Thai hey can do better here than elsewhere either At wao
s.le on retail They have now no branch stOrcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-24
Deaths In Baltimore, &c,

BALTIMORE, Jan. ., Is3I
Hugh Birkhead and George Appold, old and
prominent merchants of Bal,rnsre died shis morning
Isaac Monroe, editor Of The P0,TiOt, and
Jesse Hunt formerly Mayor city. not expected
IN
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Railroad Opened.

BALTIMORE, Jan p 1872.
The mail is through from Ney-Orlenns, but
ileyapers contain nothing OF interest.
The Wilmington sld Manchester Railroad
has been opened, and ne first 10, Of cotton by
Iissj at Wilmington on Friday
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sV VAN bh'NeN @F"V'hn NAhrhNhf III
i daily ana extensive CIRCULATION in this city the Staie
Of NeNNoTk, aid the United States generally, bns occom
pssed wonders. The Circumstance OF Ire bculg wAoy
fable peaton has been the principal Of
succtr safe and haTnlUss Ia IT'S operations will teyon1
all doubt change ha 90 ITS Es na natural color, and
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