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tite ttHt ttisis II
sin, and the TACT t.iat indy bereGt!i segsSu-
ted from the stomaphpf the euIfof 9s .iIna Md
for experiments In. Artificial Digestion, or ;iit Il
remedy for diseases of the t;toIiueh, ail! def
cienl secretion of Gustrc Juice. E5et, !.
G:I Call on the Agent and get q descriptive
Circular, gratis, ivuISa large aio,lii. oi Sci
cnti1c Evidence, similar TO The above, togothcr
with Reports of Remarkable Cures from all
parts of lhc United States.
AS a DYSPEPSIA CURER.
DR.. lloughton's PErsIN has produced the
most marvellous effects, i'll curing cases of Dc.
blity, Elnicillion, Nervous DcGii!c, and Dys,
pcpiic Consumption. II is impossible to give
The details of cases in the limits of this adVcr-
liscment; but authenticated certificates have
been given of more than TWO Hundred Remark
able Cures, III philadelphia, New luTi, md
Boston alone. These were nearly al desperate
cases, and the cures We're not only rupid and
wonderful, but permanent.
II is great Nervous Ailitolc an particular
ly useful Tor tendency 10 Bilious disorder, Liver
Complaint Fever and Ague, and The Es effects
of Qninine, Mercury, and other drugs upon the
Digestive Orguns, after Il long sickness Also
for excess in eating, and the TOO free use OF ar
don't splits. 1T almost rcconcilus Health with
intcmperancc.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There is no form of Old Stomach, Complaints
which il does not seem To reach and remove III
once. No matter how bad they may bl, il gives
instant rciicf! a $iagic dose y,niurcS all he
unpleasant %ymM0mS; and il only needs 10 be
repeated for short tine 10 make these goad
effects permanent Purify Of BlOod and Figor
ct Body follow ut once. 1t is particular excel
lent i'll cases OF Nuusea, Vomiting, Cramps,
Soreness of The pit Of the Stomach distress aiIcr
eating, low, cold state OF the Blood. licayincas,
LoMn"ss OF Spirits, Dependency, Emaciaiiur,
Weakness, tendency to Insanity, Suicide, dc.
DR.. lloughions i'psia, is sold by nearly all
the dealers III fine drugsund Popular Medicines,
throughout the United States. Ills prepared in
Powder and in Fluid form--ani in Prescription
yials for the use OF Phyecans.
Private Circulars for Tie use of Physicians,
may he obtained of Dr. lio'Ighion or his Agents,
describing the whole process Of preparation, and
giving The auth critics upon which the claims Of
This new remedy are based. hsilis no, Il secret
rcmchy, M ohiociio can be raised against its
use by PhysGnna III respectable standing and
regular practice. Price, Cac D0iidr per bottle
G5Ys OnsEIiyE THIS! livery bul,lc Of The
genuine PEpSlN bears the written signature of
J. S. IloUcrrrov, VI. D., sole Proprietor, Pill
adcpha, Pa. Cory right and Trade Mark Sc
cured.
.G. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
For sale in SumtcrNilIG by
MILLER & BRlTTON.
December lG, 1851. Sly.
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C4GEAUA1ag@8o
At TIE OLD STAND OF S. l. J. o1LnEI

At TIE OLD STAND OF S. l. J. GILBERT.
SEE 81 S g.. T.. NJ. q / |. Is j. K ~
If25;S1 ;S1-21e:Es- ~ continue the Ca .tRIi or
" -BUSiNE$$ at the above
siand-No. 35 and 40 Wentworth. street,
Charlcston-whcrc They will be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends and custor. crs
a very extensive Stock Of Vehicles, com
prlsing those Of their own manufacture,
together with various oihcr styles usually
found in this market. Their long acquaint-
ance with this market as manufacturers
and dealers will cnah!c them 10 offer great
inducements 10 purchasers both i'll styles
and prices.
August 2l, 1852. 4I-tf
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IiD0

Is w ii;steyer concerns ille health and happiness
Of lleepl is OF islost yains.bis
iiniflftares.s sakss il for granfed thet oycfy
rs5n will do 10 SAKE lie lis e
:of titelr Children; md that every perso ,y uti.
deasor promote their own healti al al sasri.
fees. feel lilo be my duty ioss le,nni ssufe
You That w pR9fs ling 10 ti,e olinioh,o of
tie osteelebra;ea Physicians, ore no primary
causes Of aiarge:nnin inrity el diseases 10 which
rbildrenantl adults are Liable; if you have M
appetite continually }chnngeable from tnie kind
OF fp5tlto otnoiher. Bad Breath, 4!aininiiie Sio-
mach, I'ifkingat the Nose, HGrdnss and Full.
ness sof3 tue Belly; Dry Corgb, SluW Foyer,
PtilRe Irrrgi fnsef sai these denote
Works; & yonsliuuid nj ofice 81 tie remedy
sEsSbelas;iGls's * 81 s srtsgs. s
An ariicle founded upon SeieniiSa Principles,
compounded With Purely y Seg gctable kesss stnncss,
being perfectly safes when taken, aud csn.b be
given 10 the most tender Infant Will, decided
beneficial effect, where Bouet Compiafuts aud
7lfafrhda la sc made HEN weak and debilitated
the,i Tonic properties saf my Worm Syrip are
such; .tss 81 c,ia Il; TIC t:,a
logne 0f,ln icines, in giving tone anu strength
10 iilc. Stomach, which makes il mn Infalable
remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia, The
astonishing cures performed by this Syrup after
Phygicinns lays tled, il The best evidence ofits
superior efficacy over all others.
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JIAlLL .yE'SS5 z S H0T.EIs'lII.. s
GOLEAIHLi. S. 4

f,,;glsy f,35 iydFR. j JANNEY, in connection
Eiiss$ sfAs with Mr.. NVstD. HARRIS,
St5sE.l and DR.. II. J. 3GO0DlYYN,Z iiav-
i6gPhtebnsed that fine and coinmodious es-
Enlistment heretofore known as tlict Con
.6AREsaliopsE. il viii hereafter be designa.
ted as aJA ANMEYiS HOTEL,'
In announcing ills TO the public, the
proprictors feel that it is not necessary to
prescott in detail The Inducements and nd
Vantagcs which tliis Hotel presents. It's
location. lts s-celunodiontness and, ,sthe i'm.
.prpveHients contemplated bygihe present
managers, viii, they feel satisfied, afford 10
the travelling communtYand others, a Ilo-
tel in Columbia whicl. will in every way
rank among the best in tlic country Every
comfort convenience. and appendnge TO the
first Glass ilutels the United States, will
lie found Al JINNEY'SS HOTEL, and no
5e!lor, on;the part OF tho prnprieiofs viii be
wanting 10 renderit worthy of tho capital
oi tho Stnio.
Mr, .IllNNElY and Mir. HARRIS, SO
well known by Tie visitors at the AiHeri.
can Hotel, will always be found 3at their
pests, and ii unreniiitu,g attention toihc
dlnicsthey have assumed, be any guarane
tee Dissatisfaction, they have no hesitation
in promising IL 10 their guests.
Mr. Hitcheock's splendid line. of
Onnibnsses and Hacks, having Tho name
Of the Hotel painted on lhem, are attached
to Janneys Hotel, and will be prompt and
faithful in the conveyance of passengers TO
and from the various depots. Isl
JuRNafy25Hh 1903 l3--2t
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An, a q, M S,Ss nm s.

w 9sgs
This Is tlie most difficult Worm to destroy Of
gl tint iniest ihc hpmun system, it growG 70 nm
Utmost Indefinite length becosling so coiled and
s1lsteped 10 intcsiines Stomach eifecting
The, ileaihso sadlyns TO cause ST. Wins Dance.
Fits, Sc, that those "a filicted seldom II ever
inspect Tint is lapclY Worm llastering thcmto
snu early grave lliorder TO destroy this Worm, a
very energetic trentment must be pursued. il
would therefore be proper to akc 6sio 8 or my
the Worm Syrup may net direct upon the Worm,
which must be laken in doses of 2 Tablespoons
inlsS3 times n day, these directions followed
have never been Known to fail in curing the
mort obstinate c;lso of Inpe lYtrR. .S.1til
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past favours the subscriber wish
rs 10 inform the public that he still mnuuic-
lures Cotton Gins Ut his establishment in State
burg, Oh the most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cotton ginnch on one
of those gins Of The late improvement is worth
at east quarter of Il cent more than the cot.
ton ginncd on the ordinary gin. He also man
uiacturcs them on the most simple construction
of the finest finish and Of the best materials 10
wit. Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
He also repairs old gins and puts them in com
plctc order at the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and pllmciuhlly attended
to- WILLIAM I.l.iiSON.
S,atchlrg, Sumter Dist, S. G. Feb II, 90
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I. 81 g!,s.ss:. elk,s .KIver E.iIls.

FE o0tssss;sc2k., IS siyer Es;Ils.
az o part OF tie system is more liable 20 disease
than thcL YEle, it serving as u Glhrer TO pufi.
" the blood or giving Tie proper secretion TO
The bile so ihat any wrong action of the Liver
effects The other important parts of the system,
and results ynriolisiy, in Liver Complaint, :
lanndice, Dyspepsia. &c. we should therefore
watch every symptom that might iiidcate Il
wrong action Of the. Liver. These Pills being
jcuinposedf of NooTs and PLANTS furnished byf
naiurp. 10 heal the sick Namely, lst.e An Elk.
rEcroRASrss Whichangnet:ts the secretion from
the Pulmonary m,icns membrane, or promotes
the discharge OfsecretGd matter, End !, An a T..
EiRN4TlrE, which changes in come inexplica-I
heiand msensiblc manner the certain morbid
action OF the system Bird, A Tonic, Which,
gives tone and strength TO the nervous svsiem
renewing health ant Nigor 10 all parts of the
body. iih, AC&rnhRTIC, which acts in PER
feet iavmony Will the other ingredients. mud
operating on the Bowels, and expelling the
whole nass ofcorrupt and yitiatcd matter, and
purifying The Blood, which destroys disease and
restores health. rs 3si, syiS Y I25s
! c lIsaeco roc9 9Em elo5,
15ulMill find these ills mn invaluable Tnedi-
cine in many complaints TO which you nre sub
jsets In otStructrns cthertotnl or partial, they
have heeh found ofinesiimabe benefit, restoring
thrir functional arrangements IN n heatthySnc
ton, purifying ihes blood aud other fluids SO
efiectiisly tofns 10 all complaints Whiuli
tsoih tts ilt.ll
r. sltdi ness, diHness oil sight. pain III the
& ASCk, tec. 81 Il s ,i5 lSs e b
ltuihe NJ, less Signed ] N Il 1fSSE &ck.
= 81 asS 1miiaiian
q ~ 3:5s C5Tsssss \ 55
81 Es ne y supp ies, ,3lii,f Store
u 81 stnigg "a gclits must ad-
s: iy.s u lob BENssAGK,
aHd ci,nntsi in
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lSlittlcsgirl being sentto the storct to
pnFshasc some ye.stua, and citing
lils lasIle s,f The article, said to tho
clsrk giin hat do folks d ewitl2p
1iesyitl SHY, oleras some times Z
Piled ,lollus .oeliegc that's
Tie ilanael pat tq get three cehts
8
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New ia

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81 q q & } 1.ll FF
Al 4 !, ., B I.
Z flasi,,g e ;.;.'' g /
Nos. e ass3 ana 2 $
Cover and & Kirby
70 call The attetltiots0 Tho
late concerns: OF g. 5 Longstreo e. 81,
and Wide, Bates ana oil i'll
the trade their
St0c 81
~ s5tayorabl p,itat ton his
ways A attended their manu- lac ture, he
Their epdeayor! ~ spssa ami
Will he spared 70 slYel mars entire
islac,ion. Is 3
The Books, BE lat s5;
4. Longstreet 81 ind Isildes Hste:s
S lay are is illl leIilsnIs
and NIL persons having nass eoNnse led
herewi,h,3are invited 10 ca IN ltegp
February i, u 853 III
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TIE GREAI .MAlI. ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, $. c.
LEAVING the Wharf attI.c iogt oi
l.lurcns-s'. Gaiy al 3, p. 10. aicr !lc
arrival ci he Sou,hGl9 cprd, via VII
MlNGFOI, r.. C., from Which pnun,
TWO dutiy tta.ns axe Dispatched ais y. NJ;
and : Al .!5S ot!atk onif connecting at
Weldon rs q, The limos 10 i'etc.Shurg,
Richmond NMasiuHgipn, Baltimore, PLlu-
dolphin, aIJl Mcw-furk. The public is
rcSpcclfully informed iiut tho steamers oil
the6c lines, are IN iirst rate condition, an,!
are nayl.a,cd by well known and cx-
perlcnGcd commanders; lhe Rail Roads
are in iinc or,lGr, (tho Wilmington
and Weldon. Us we'll as lilo Scaboard
and Ropm:ke b;,rinr recently baen rctiid
with hchsy lrnQ ihelGby sccuTing boil
safety an ltsGafch. By i'iosc routes
passengers nva.Hnr themselves Of The
FIRST I3hiN ;naY scaG!i Baltimore in
40 honr&. iniaic!pila in 10 hours, and
New iori ~ 20 ~ hours; and ly The
SECOND TRAIN they arrive il Bal
timor: in 80 hours, PHILADELPHIA in 5G
hours, ,aVE yscw-York IN 81 II hours.
fiir0nGh tickets can alone be had from
f. WiNSbONV, Agent ofthc Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road Company. a, ihe
Office d! ''lc Company, foot or lAurrns
street, G.AeGston, s. G., 10 whom please
apply.
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ell his picture 10 the Art Union when they were not
Purchasing AID told Mr. Monk to give hm cut o. ne
Ar Union fund and told him that toe Ar Union did not
psrehase the picture would be responsible TO hn ior no
money and this drawing subsequently, purchased oy
the Committee without any knowledge that had mSde an
advance il never knew any member o. ne Cohmhtee
or nicer Of the All Union 70 take advantage Of the nsss
sites Of arsts 10 put their pictures under priee cur on ne
contrary such circumstance was 100 apt 20 nave n
fuence the feelings Of the Committee and nener mr.
Cve any other person made m1uoa 70 Axe 1--WE
dollars of the price Of a picture when the prce vas
fixed the bill Of s55 Is for laying the toor OF tne
gallery paid the recommendation Of Mr. JARVIS the
Chairman OF the Committee Works Horace Neiltnd
sold the Art Union six bronze busts for 500 Snd amer
the purchase was closed Leroux and Veo;te called oa me-
and sad thew had another bust and wanted ne N AXE
the distribution Tor the AT UniOn told them i vas
closed and then they sold Il 10 me- and after the All Uuon
desired 20 retain A copy OF every WORK they ssued oy
them, and / sold i to them never had any
conversation about the reelection OF the seven
thing 70 him of employing Marshall %. HOO
ers 70 bring mob TO secure their election, nor co
know Of any arrangements beng made for that purpose
full fair opportunity given az the elections TOR All 20
express their opinions never AZ any time called SOlonsl
Warner damned rascal when the Committee were IN
want Of funds they issued drafts at siI months aud % e
arrangements the market but he could not sell tnen ana
them back 10 me- took them all az per cent per
this in l-ii and after took them up IN
this way they became good business paper and was re-
eved of the necessity OF supporting the credit OF the
institution with the respect the the books Of
account Of The bill of Davis from SIS TO S25 have only
state tina; amount passed by the Committee aud
paid the erasure am satisfied was made by Monk
have doubt the book in my possession aud to when
be had no access is S5 and anything else the
of the difficulty between him and me is that ne :
deiauttr 20 the institution IN the sum OF 500 Inc
here TO the Chairman, went into minute
en OF the accounts of the Art MON, the receipts
and expenditure and stated that without real estate pictures
other property that the only property remaining to the
contest the claim Of Monk The Committee then adjourned
TO y clock to-day
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Gle0iral.

DLANETTs BITTERS article Is offered 70
the public ior Debility indgesaca, Liver Compliant
Dyspepsia NevCus affections generally They
highly pleasing wioy compost
Fossaisby ". ". L. KICKS Co. No "a Pesri-z,.
CIR ASIl.El COOPER European Remedy for the
~ without laia cutting. OF Bh Mans NeuN Goist
PosP1s CAo Cofns md ENLARGED Toe Joar' vi be mailed h
insuuoos o. the States Csnadss Of
Aisp sadbie preventative cS0yeTrl
D. iel the ssreeabl7 cf al habits S1ornE
Inc effected with this revolving hsb for
aave y 1s- been entirely tees ron Prce a. Usa %
ne >sies Address Dr.. yAOJE ChatAa Pos.
Ofee. y
TVRU SSES, SHOULDER BRACES. Ladies'
4 Bsts and suppoTe1s Instruments for eubet sr>csSaeA
boEegs a. aAe ioiuts ana OF the spine vsy
ci. stccsu- enxed OF tie eg elastic
Chean 4Ess,s ard eyeSs snd o. osas2 e. No = An-st
WHISTLES ia SIX WEEkS-its q lie say tue
W sp.sa trs woga B. vel ~ before yo1 condemn
ys oaes. say nv OusJslt MI ioTee Washers snd Mus
tca.s gov -ccg cS weeks without nury
fhe sa New ~ Prove - lOre
c1pnT. =, T. GRAHAM M p Aaasi- al al OrzssIsI
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:, : co,r,IrssIoNER's OFFICE.

------- ----- ~ TrIW LEIIEN7 y III ".
1880 Po.s Young man, clerk ct ti5 fo's
-. 100 On charge II taking money g. from
lefers IN oiee vas examined on tnday. o., ,bs
% cis H. n-r,nen ano 70 have acted in that capaely
- 80 complaint had been made by .esr 20 the
p-.,sser General by the Chief Director Of POST AZ 20
- - PsfIua.ter General referred the mater % me
me n Neu.Y oIk for the purpose about Iorinign
80 c.nsul.ed with the Postmaster aud Mr. ConH i
sed some envelopes 10 Ar. Coiu which had been ssnI
-. refy vel convinced that Rossi WIS the guilty. party.
% wines told Of modes Of decoy exercised 70 discover
ths party; the letters intended for Europe by -
are pu up when they Accumulate seincleHuy Va
f tTeuv and Il wlsthe business of Rossi % put tne
some decoy letters were written in German and CON r..
no er the zeal bat nothing the hr OCCASION .s
urbed and. inqary ~a isanH 'n1- 49, 49, iu
! Inc. ~ .,g.L. - j. ..lLl y -..N
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VIM A. Beecher agt Isaac u Sonrson an T. 49,,
Plaintiff broker in Wallst, claims to have discounted
note drawn by defendant COursOn in 1850 Tor eo@' 70
the order of defendant Henry and Endorsed by ser he
brings suit to recover the amount
In defense the note declared to have been forgery
Defendant who at the time was about coming INTO
possession Of large estate, and resides we believe az
EInbng alleges rat he owed defendant Henry $50 for
dog and S. borrowed money and gave him note Tor 20
pay able in eight months and that the said note was aer
ward altered by the words thousand hve hundred oeng
placed before twenty five dollars also that even Il IS
good note is void by OF usury, o. per cent
month havir been charged by plaintiff iordscounng snd
note Testimony taken. fhe principal question was
whether the note had been altered il had been the adge
sad /, void in whOsoeyer hands might come and even
the amount it originally made for could not be recoy.
cred on the note but the claim mnst be sued for distinct
from the note and ii there usury could not be recoy
cred Verdict for defendant.
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fecal Notires.

An ORDINANCE to Amend an Ordnance, entitled
"A Ordinance relative the Of cEOton Wafer ioF Street
TIE Isyor Resnen md COmInou.ly the City sf Nswyors
nance relative crOtSn WseI .. xasai9:
walls sep. or budnrs after o'.lock NJ the day Of
May to tie frst day Of Noyemse sns 1st soeoc N RON e
be and the sanle is hereby repealed
asSSss b the B Bo Of Of a Ass fFs ssTay l. @
Approved By the Mayor February 4 1y va c.tcc
The Ordnance amended r,d. follows An oEanR: ne rs T.,
dsned by the Mayor Aldermen and commonatJ Of TIE Cy Of New
no 1ss In odinsnce until the inst day November ney
snur and IN sssS sSd every II pon are obd % use The
water wsshns streets side .s1s step. Or osleas @
May owDE AFTER soelOeE NJ under the penalty OF I've dollars
" Passed ibe board Of Aldermen yene y IA
Passed he Board or, S e Assi I "a va i''1
t he duty Of policemen q see Ordnance sdy en-
Alta sURROGATE's COURT, held in and for the
n copny Of New.York at the suOgates Office in the Guy o.
Or he ss5sh dfy ct Ap an d
DE Meter tie APP s to ns
the proof By ofhe service Of an order Esq3s ~
ssmuei Judah late City NewYok decead TO aRpe ~
this Court the Ih 'sy Of Ap s az ana Sci RE Rss R q
the sa sgs jods tor the Ise ~ h 81 Dsson. interest
ed the Of the said samuel Indsh decssa apPsi
NewYoTk hyfst day Of May next at ten peOS n tae
forenoon otbs day. then and 5se 70 so~ cane os a.s c
Sci much Of the Real samuel judah deceased
shall be necessary 70
CLINToN& MILLS, ProctOrs lspsotw
TORPORATION NOTICE.-SALE oil PROPERTY
- UxPAID cR9ToS WATER RENTS-Pssse 5 sS even
sale Of Pper for u5Iod Cro'on !, nam ,cp a. he CT,
s5 and endns Ap g ISL r H,1 P & Ss1 y At u
oot be continued from day 20 d,y anai ~ ai
and The property be sd published ne se vi, L ~
Comptroller York February TO- ~ ~ ,cr cn,
kB 1 ea os si''eHeA7 IN A' ~ FIiisvlisHon
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
4 cSo9 aSSb Ss; TPTs ,s n g.. o s Nv You %
vouchers thereof to the uesr At - les 20 80. S.-
Yos ne 5,b d,y Of Nsfcb rm1 s~fmN'l GOODRICH
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse Z. Smith, Esq,
ss % S s ne h S1 .a ars HEsRY
o,y " ssIi IL. a . '' q, he. is s 10 80 &
Cry Rs'l'' i% i.ssM MARY wooDNGs
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c. Smith, Est,
sso'is , 9 's SIsi s 81 ROBERT s
WI S.s, Goaay i ao5 i I wiLIits
Da Nov H. @ fus: isSsnNi ANDERSON Airn,inI
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
tsey ~, NJ 70 VA ~ F ss,nt s
~ pe lie zane the bsesr h eins
set ioilvie n he S t' % or snS Ssy q M,rsb lisa
s'gi MEM I,rfa1Ns ~ FisLtY. N D. EIeu.r
rl1HE STOCKHOLDERS of the NETWORK GAS
OF the viii be held on The t day
% MS S Sd q y, s %ieIIG 10 The c 81 NsWYoG The
object extend the Capital OF the sd OoPny
naSy the whole patent Gas Regulator and for the
the business Of the Company BY
Of the United States which proposed % Iiend
Capital the said Company one hundred asa esSn taas
capital e.,r Z . srFPUENsoN
N.vy ST S SEARK iss j. H9 q SE2L Ellen
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Canrf .Tms DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-ParI-Nos 297 $50 Cos, 66l 500 su
COS s9 SOB s97 9ls s3 l99 $685. SCI Part ll-Nos sJs
-6l sos SOS Sos s5O si s75, 765 $40, 500 7O2 99o e2s
923. 9ll.
L. = DISTRICT CoCRr-Nos, ~ TO 81.
Other Courts published on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
U. $. DISTRICT coURr-Bs6o.s Jadss IseEa.oLt.

United sgt Hamilton Mccall and Joseph ~ oIons
To recover $500 duty an Importation OF zinc sheShns'
sbesthn and sheathng met are duty but zinc
in sheets is liable duty of per cent This was passed
by the Collector duty free but the alleged error discovered
and duty demanded but refused IL was commended on the
trial that zinc although intended for heathng does not
come under the denomination of sheathing meta-he latter
being composition OF zinc and copper Verdict for INT
ted States, $3.50, amount and interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
coURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONs-Beore Judge BrBrE, and
Aldermen CORNELL and PEcK.


SENTENCES.
Richard Hail. for assault and battery was sentenced 10
the Peniten iiary for three months.
Francis Miller, convicted of grand larceny, was SEN
fenced TO the State Prison for two years.
Thomas Michael for similar o6ense, was sent to thu
House of Refuge.
Charles Muller for burglary of the Sd degree was sem
fenced 10 the State Prison for two years.
William johnson and William Browu for burglary IN tho
LIST degree sentenced the former TO the state Prso1
for ten wears the latter to the House of Refuge.
Teresa Casey for grand larceny State Prison two years
Domnick H. Cullen for alse preenees Penetentitry SIX
months. $500.
James Hazard an old convict tried and convicted OF
receiving lot of carpeng which he knew had been sfoen
from the store of Mr. Rowe, No. 279 Hudsonst lie was
remandedfor sentence. ,.,.
Young man named Patrick Dourley tried for high
way robbery having the night OF the s9d OF hArcn
Last Knocked down Hermann Schwartz In Walkers ana
robbed him of SIS in coin It was not clearly shown thA
the accused committed the eOnous act and he WAS conse
guenty acquitted and discharged.
Joseph IT, Wagstah individual OF unenyaole notori-
ety. was placed at the bar tried and convicted OF an as
saut and battery upon the person OF Mrs Caiharne
Hne at her residence No Mercer st. IN the monh Oh
February last on which occasion was shown he pulled
bunch of hair from her head. No defense was made ITO
will be sentenced on Friday next
Adjourned for the day.