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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-11-02

WILLIAM IA THA Wa Y, Jr, Judge of Pro-
bate for Ottawa Co. Z. o. address, Crockery,
Ottawa Co., Mich. s.i..
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-11-02

ASA A. SCOTT, Sheriff of Ottawa Co. Office
over Ii. Griffin's store, opposite the Washington
House.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-11-02

Judge S. had very wild son named Bob,
who was constantly on spree, and upon being
brought up once before the Court for drunken
ness, the Judge cried out
"ls that our Boby' ..t s. s-t.
Clerk.-"Yes sir" ,leLaq. yi.
Judge-Fine therascal two dollars and costs;
Id make it ten dollars if didn't know it would
come out ofmy own pocket. ci'sh.e bas,
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DIBD.

BARSARDos ssisd~y, yss. NJ. Rsssrt 1o-ss yossssss
ebhd MAJOR O. Barnard u Baxneers Ned pears sAS
Iss tzksn % ShsEseA Asss sos sssrmsst
PLArr-Af Patburrb, Y.,F~b - ASy Dsxgsti, sss1
Is and 10 oAiAs sAs u Rsssf Pan xss s~f 60 nssss
Of three 1~ys
nrs Phit daughter Of Rev. ssvhsha Dssstt, ID ID
Presdss Of Tale College from T7s % w mae o. ges e.y sa1
proossd ser-s se a 10 de<enr from Joss
D.<ssu ne P.tse D.oss.tos 81 ns s. MS .ssuy -es
EAxzsd ths ee~tfAtsS George "sthop
ls90
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Ths kas1 sad h.rhs Wsss.stsa Terse~ W l.
are ssre 10 a,ass ostsss the ssrs fndsy Mach
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sEAyER -AtBsirs T., Fsb. n, james sssvsr, 'as Of
tie editors q %. BATAVIA spua u the rases - 4,
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WasHIscroS, Jnesisy, March |, 1853.


On the motion OF the Hon Reycrdy Johnson,
Thos Osborne, Esd, of New-lork Benjamin T. Du
Val Esd. OF Arkansas and Alexander Davidson Esl Of
Michigan admitted attorneys and counsoors OF hs
Court
On the motion Of Mr. Chstfeld, ". VI Pwpie, Rsn, Of
Ilhrols and the motion Of Mr., Lswren 'e jacob
Noah Esq OF Mtnnesoa, were admitted attorneys aud
counsclors OF this Court
Nc r. J. r. Dooltte % al. vs.. l.. Bryan ct al On q
certificate of division in opinion between the Judges Of ths
circuit court OF the United States for Illinois
Mr.. Justice GreS delivered the opinion Of THE Cosu
First. That sale OF land by marshal venditioa
pOnss, after he is removed from Office and msrshsl
sTrcntcd and qualified snot void and second rhstsa
sale being returned 20 the court and confirmed by u
ton and deed ordered be madc the parch tho
sale by the marshal such salo being made is valid
No. 20 l.. y. Stainback ct al. vs. william A Rae 81 a.
Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United States fof M
sachusetts
Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion OF this Court
reversing the decree ofthc said Crcui, Court and nd
rg this with directions to that Csart to diInis thu
hbei, with costs.
No. -. NJ. Cunningham vs. 81 W. w. Ashley ct s-in
error 20 the supreme Court ofArkansas
Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered tie opinion Of ths Court
reversing the decree OF the said supreme Court with
Nos rs and So The United States apl~fants, ~ W.
CaTrlee and Others, and Joseph Grafton aud uxrhe~s
causes submitted to the consideration Of the Court
the records and printed arguments BY Mr. Attorney eue
raj Crittenden tor the appellants
No. 81. The Massachusetts, Arms Company Va Samuel
CotThs writ Of error to the Circuit Court OF the United
States for Massscbus tie dismissed. with costs
Nos 81 and 50. Tho United States vs.. VIM R,bnsou
aud H. Denny TIE judgments Of the Circuit Court of
the United States Tor Pennsylvania In these
affirmed. -
No 81 j. l.. Carew ct al, VIM II. Greene Tho
sppeal from thu Circuit Court Of the United States Toe
Mchigun dismissed, with costs
No S. John Deacon appellant, Robert divers
cutor The Argument OF this was commenced BY Mt
DAVIS for the appellant.
Mr. Chief Justice fancy announced to tho bar that the
third instant and that IL will adj ourn tho 10th nst
Adjourned until to- norrow II o'clock AN.
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WILLIANSBURGH ITEMS.

CoNyos COUscIL.-A regular meeting OF the
Board of Aldermen was held on Monday evening. AID.
Barker was ehosen Chairman pro ten. Communication
YVES received from Mayor Berry resge 70 alleged nresu-
srtiss Ia sale Of Taxes sud Ascments Ordered on he
petition received from the Trustees Of the I'VE De-
DsItm@pt FUND sskng for donston 70 the widow and
Oruhan. Fund and motion OF AID R4phs, the Board
.zr,sd 10 al the Finance Board for 800 for this purpose
TIE Controller submitted report Of the hnAoeal opera
tion, OF the city dunng the past The amounts
rsnSsd have generally exceeded the appropriations
Resoiufiozs BY Aid Woodruff That the Commissioned
q, stee and Repairs be and ee hereby directed 20 par
ehss. for Engine Co No os on Lonmsr-st and taz he
s.p advertise FOR Tor building house said lot
for ,he sse Of No g. Adopted
Nv AJd Barker. Rssoired, That the Commissioners Of
sr-.ts apd Re pa contract fer building stone
ever under North seyerthst and Cni9asy
By AID spaxks Rs.tsd Thar he Controller b. and he
1, hereby sathonzsd 70 eorrna. drs~ his
bills become due s<alnst The pubic sceOunts IN
snepson Of the appropriations 70 De made ~ the Board
ef Finance Adopted Aeo Thai the City Clerx be and
be hereby directed submit the proposed establish
City Court IN Wssbuszh 20 the Mayor for hs approval
and at the Clerk add the usual ststion clause 20 the
.ct and Transmit the Representative IN the
Asseu,bly st the earliest e. Adopted.
After sorse further bosnes the Board adjourned.
IL The Board OF Finance met Tuesday even
nz II the CRY Hall but In consequence Of the estimates Of
The fer the present year cot being prepared tasy
adjourned for three weekA
SuDDEs DEarH.-On Tuesday evening Cor
onsr DehinAon held N inquest % the body Of woman
named smith who died very Suddenly On hoo1sy evecag
The Jary ssadesd verdict q tsssA fFs@ rssAAss ksa'
1SatA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

wThe New-York Chamber of Commerce
held It's regular monthly meeting on TUESDAY 1'e'noon
At the Merchants. Bank But r'le business OF import
arce was transacted -.
Mes.rs. wm. Hose William c sFarse.' George NJ
Cle.ru,an. and Thos. P BuekHn were e.ee'ed mem
Der. Of he Chamber, and Mr.. Edward Hinekea va.
elected % h. ArbaTxaqa C1ru-s:ee a Ps5e q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

Clp,rin E z Morgan, vhose term Of scrvice had ex.
PRED.
A communication was received from Edward c. Coo
per, In relation 70 manufacturing salt from ocean er
Accompanying 4 was plan Of salt works eoasiTuctsd
ati season City Island East River bat too ste in the
70 form salt and abandoned for want Of funds
They are formed Of inclined plnes uade on the earth
Of hydrIuilc cement taking four barrels t. every thou
sand feet Of surface IL Il estmafed that 500 would
construct ten acres more Of works yielding up yarn
Of l00c0 bush OF salt annually The patronage Of the
Chamber L requested The communication was or
dered 70 be placed on fle.
seven gentlemen were proposed for membership
when the Chamber adjourned
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VEGETABLE FOOD.
NNrrIrAMsnrrCIf TmesinY. Mlrrh

WfLLfAMsBUhGII, IutsIu!, AIlItu 7, I,ll.
Mr.. EDITOR: | WAS Ruch interested In the
communication of a Poor Mechanic" aud your ~
marks on the same in todsy's paper. Permit me to
make = Few suggestions regards living, which cannot
fail 20 benefit eli poor mechanics who heed them First
let all poor folks make il a study how 10 spend their
money 10 the best advantage that they may feel sure
when they spend a dollar that they are deriving all
the good from that will possibly yield have found
from experience that money spent for rum, tobacco
NEST butter ard cofee is not spent in such way
az 20 do the greatest good 10 the poor in fact 20 any
one Since have l6ft OIL the oftca and cofse, meat
and butter find my health has improved, ami that |
now enjoy fruit and iarnace0us substances more than
formerly enjoyed what the world calls good living.
Now that four but three cents pound, and meat Il
ten fifteen, and butter twenty 10 thirty cents pound
il IL desirable for poor mechanics and needewOmen 10
know tn pound of -four will nourish the system as
much a. pound Of butter will stop, lest |
uespass too much on your valuable space
A THRvING Mechanic.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Befbre Judge MONKS.

Townsend agt. New'Jersey Railroad Co.
The plaintiff was passenger in one of defend
ants cars and with OF his elbows projected three
four inches out the window On pssns the Passs
injury. He brings action for damages. The
called but preliminary question arising postponed 10 ths
forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
SUICIDE BY TAXING PRussIc AcrD.-An In
Aco,prsr.rLy DRowNEp.-Coroner Gamble

te an Inquest yesterday upon the body Of John Conner
native OF land IS year. OF who was accidentally
drowned on Tuesday eyenn. the foot Of Twenty sxth
st. = r. Il appears that the deceased and Mr john
Guu,hnsn of No. 40l Einthay, were waking upon the
pier and getting 10 the further end o. ~ me ns oeo
aark tie deceased stepped overheard verdict rem
dered tst the deceased came death By drowning and
that the drowning Ocessicped BY the strnspe on
H. doek not being above the sdeE a and protection
from falling INTO the water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

SCuooI ExAxlxArIoy.-Sey clises be-
crers 70 re Female Department Of Ward Scheol No
IA Hfhs, werc examined BY tAs Trustees rs-s'sy A.
teTDoon in The varous eolIn0a branches Ca day tho
cor (ositass Of tie pEPs ~, 10 read and vAToas PF ses
vii be swardrd.
tE From the Controllers report 10 appears
thai the amount q funds Appropriated for city expncs Tor
the rSSt year, amounted in the Aggregate 70 tS's 10
Amount eNrsrs-d under the diFtetion % tie Cennos
Council ~ss SS9c! 81 makns Al overhaul OF s2Ss3 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
AGAIN ARREsrED.-Last summer man named

HGAIN ANHEsTED-IldsI sUTHIHUI IIIdII HaIIIOU
Walker was principally concerned in selling two free
negroes TO Mr. Zgler of this city, the other 10 Mr.
Moore. Of Boonyle. When the cheat was exposed,
Walker fed from st Louis, taking one of the negroes
thence TO Louisville and there assuming the name of
Bowman, engaged with one Dr. Whitney in fraudulent
-four speculation in which they detected and ap
pretended While in Jail at Louisville he was claimed
by the authorities of Missouri Tennessee and Kentucky
Mt the time He given up at last by order Of
Gov. Powell, to Marshall Felps, who brought him back
TO ~. Louis. Bowman was subsequently admitted TO
bail here but forfeited his bond and ran off He
arrested again learn, in Louisville the 18TH
suspec Ted lelon About $40 in counterfeit money and
sltere bills was found in his possession
ISt. Louis News, Feb p.
The Netns aso has the arrest OF meniD ST. Louis tor
selling four negroes supposed to be kidnapped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

1853. IAN Nooa SPIN SPIN.
Mach 2..............S So IS
To- Yesterday was fine springlike day,
delightful overhead bu, horrid under foot by OF
he mud.
ESrERrASsKSrs-Ths evening, the course
of Lectures by DR.. BofNroS viii commence at Ne
tropolitan Hall In our advertising columns will be
found . complimentary letter from Rev. Dr. Dewey,
President of the University of Rochester to Dr. Boyn-
ton respecting these lectures.
Rev Mr. osGoop viii deliver his lecture on
Luck and Pluck tonight before the members Of the
Brooklyn Institute.
L. N FowIEs viii lecture tonight a, Clinton Hall
upon "Phrenelogy spilled to the Legitimate and
Perverted Use of the Passions"
DIR. WHITING lectures on Anatomy, Sc, q the
Mariners N. Z. Church, CherryS.
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Thveport was laid upon the taoie ana ordered 10 DC
printed.
Fr,e Arcl-ry.-The President laid before the Board
the resignation OF Messrs. Lawrence aud Wetmore,
tutors Of the Free Academy.
Public School SoceH-The Finance Committee re.
ported in favor Of appropriang q 765 90 20 meet de-
nciencies in quarter to January l, and in view OF the
consolidation of the two branches T. appropriate
s. 234 q to meet necessary and legal expenses which
remain unsettled. During debate latter the
BOARD Was found to be without quorum, and stood
adjourned.
P.Icrs or PRovIsroys-The following are
the retail prices Of of the principal articles tor the
table NJ the Washington and Fulton Msrkeis welnes
day March . 1853:
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SUPREME CoURT-spEcI.L Term.

POINT OF PRACTICE
Ogden Hageery and Others agt Ephaet Baker aud Others
Plaintiff, Judgment creditors, made an az
fdsyit on proceeding against defendants that Davis
Ball owed defendants certain amount named and ap
Piled for order 10 compel d. Is. 20 pay the amount to
plaintiff The preliminary proceedings undor section
covcry and plaintiff must tabe other means to avail him
self Of the benefit OF the indebtedness discovered Motion
denied
sEsEsAL TERM
WaTd Burdett Peshurst at James Hubbard and Eas
Hubbard.
plaintiffs in 1919 sold credit 70 James n dong bust
IN BROOKLYN dry goods 10 the amount OF about g. 800
end afterwards got ont wit and took back all they could
find on the ground that james promised ave tho
doned otss Of hfather Ella, H. bat failed L DO 80 On
tie trial in 1880 defendants set thai there such
conditions but the sale bona hds and u wW aso al
legged by Bias that James had made an as' sasnt 10 hun.
aud that portion Of the goods taken eelonsed 10 him.
Judge Marvin who tried the case CHARGED ths Jury that
plaintiffs had valid claim, and verde. Wa rsndsfeds'
sordingy, which affirmed BY the Special Term, aud
further appeal made TO this Court Argument was heard.
CoURro or COMMON PLEAs-Besbre Judge wosDsuvv
John Harris sgt Henry A. Colt and others
Against the sureties on an attachment against
Property belonging 10 James Drsks Cuba for claim Of
$4,000 sgsiIs latter for alleged violation u Agreement
that plaintiff should furnish machinery 10 make sugar
Of ossss and scum Of sugar and have half tho proceeds
This already referred 20, gyen TO the jury yestsr
DAY afternoon. Verdict for plaintiff $500 with Interest
since July L. 1915 In oil eil,aso.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS Wsda..dav Before
the REcosDER aud Aid ssIrH and BAzD.
THE DOTY PERJURY CASE
Was resumed at the opening Of Court. Sew
era witnesses examined and proved good cbaraetsr
for the defendant. The testimony now oil ia and the
Gaze will be summed up today.
COURT CALENDAR-rms DAY
Crrcuir CoURr.-Nos 1919, 2I7, 222, 50, 1913,
III z23 Z29 81 ~. rs, "a rs, 20, 81.
o. g. DzrsIcr CoUsTe-Sos. HnS
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II pn.o, .bo,,, f,,-
Ahhtsi VI 100 - ~ -, 80 s,..,h
wTd Police, while Petrons hs beat discovered lsas
aoosns ,aooe. ~ ~ 80 ,bin.Sy =, nossibs TIA, .
rs ~ 800 hs sTt esIlsd 10 \, .saAnce Oaicer
thsi was 10 s HStse' &c ~ 80 LI - 49,. Lo1ss go
beCsnsTfy and thsn I--s lIs De ~ ' $3.50 ~ 49,
short pause man o. ssn'ssi az Ne - ~ ~ nsx
having al elegantly H4o InIoo 0ene !. - 1s -. = a.
oyercoat On his a. "a ne "a n - , 20.
sherman and S.s ,Soui % 80 sa ssn ZIG s "a
nm o s,rrb@5 when II va. d.coysr-d tha. seye-
- ~r,.-sl ~ ,ruukx MAR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
BoAxp or EDUCATION The Common Coun-

NNff1fllNU IOfIn-
ell Tuesday evening at the Common Chsmher and
Transacted the following among other business Pcsuoss
were ma ned PRAYING Improvement OF South Third Pros
pec and Grand-sfs Referred - appropriate commteos
In the relating 20 the mpo u Pros
pectst Il appeared that the mstter in htsson involving
the Interests Of parties claiming land OF about
this street. and which 10 bave been argued bsioe thu
supreme Court at is present session has been postponed
Committee reported SaOC0 borrowed per order the
Board aud placed the hands OF I'll, Treasurer for the
OF the City. The Committee 20 whom referred ths
subject IN ,lstcn increase Of ferry and ~ ier
moaSou' offered report which received and tabled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
n Driate~,'s Ler~srsy Ly-A & ClarksJ 81 Waist.
1858. IAN. Nova SPIN 5Ph
Mach 2..............S 50 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

Kun OVER AND KTLLED-JOhn Murphy, the
boy who vas run in CAthsn on Sunday ssraoon.
oy cue OF ne Tmd-Av. and Syfy-s,st hne Of stages,
eled vest rsAy AZ the Newlork Hospital Coroaer H0l
be az inquest upon The body sno thoroaghly nvesss
the circumstances OF the The Jury rendered
THAI Dugen. from any blame
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
NKw FrRRy-The Company who propose 10

establish New Ferry between Psyonia (now part OF
Jersey City, and NewNork City, hold meeting IN Aprh
next for the purpose Of eccuns directors aud other
officers and to make arrangements for speedy psoseca
ton OF the enterprise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
x On Thursiay morning. the 2ith ult., says

III Ssg .
TB< Ne,rarS pdip sdrsrfis- boy SIX years OLD of
A. l. Stiser proprietor OF the Heath House Schooley's
Mountain. While sliding on ash pond. short distance
from the house fell in his faithful dog sat by h.a AMI
tried TO pu him out sni in doing palled he has sui
uitteus Of. When lie was nesriy extinct, boy who
was riding by the dog sitSing the ee by hat.
The cog commenced barking scoa rs the boy came
IN sight snd attracted his attention. thi he gsvc the
siaTm ST the store few rods from the pond. when i'm
mediate assistance received rae men were
Obliged 70 secure the dog, ss he wo1h not lie; them
touch the child, who, when recovered though 10 ali APP
stored % animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

IMPROVEMENTS. - The Committee Of the
Common Council 20 whom referred ire sah,ect res.
ing % iresese OF .ccocnoSatsons msas Ay the
NewJerssy RA7csd Co for the couyenence OF the Enc
Rslrsd Co and the pnee have reported tia; ssiy.
AID rsoons Rave been adopted giving the Company the
ht 10 extend then piers ard cary on, waArto ,
tspce s,ns with the piers Of the CpnaEd CO. eoaneasns
a. pcsrt between Wsyre and Hsshinxtoass-ta whole
work 70 be finished three years oa the tbs pas
saec Of the resoutiorS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
AsorHrR MURDER IN THE FOURTH WARD

ANOTHER MURDER IN THE roehih "N
on Tuesday evening difficulty occurred In the por
ter house or grocery store of George struss No Ss
ws,er-st corner of Oliver between John McCaoe and
one Peter Laspey alias French Pete, respecting game
OF cards which they with others were playing on
table in The room. Lsspey becoming highly EXCEED
and fearful Of attacking and engaging with MeCsoe IN
single combat left the shop, but soon returned VIVA
two friends named Jerry Kelly and VIM Sinclair wnsh
they all attacked MeCabe in the house whore terrible
fight ensued. Others in the room interfsred and par
tsly checked the but the bellgerents soon weni
into the street. where the quarrel renewed with IN
creased vsor which resulted in McCsbe being struck
on the back Of the head with q heavy weapon, or
Knocked TO the pavement with such force that his skull
was fractured The alarm instantly raised, when
ofscers Ridden, Lsngdon, Gleason and Mcclure Oh
the Fourth Ward came up and arrested Laspey and
Kelley before they had time to escape The injured
man was picked up insensible and died IN lev rao,
menss snxwrd Hi rcusjas wsre e0aveyed 70 ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
corRroF COMMON PLEAs-nesbre Iuas, woepsur

COURT CALENDAR-rMs DAY.
Crrcuir CoURr.-N0s. 1919, 217, 222 50, 1873,
IN 12s. z29 81, ~. rs, "a rs, ~, 81
& DrrKfcr CovsTe-Nos. 81 10 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

NorIcE-We call attention TO the large Auc.
ton Sale OF rich Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinet furn
iure BY y CoLToN, DAY. at the Saesroous No ~
Bee knan.st See auction head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

ScALDED TO DEArH.-A German in the en-
ploy o Mr. Stewart whs IN the act Of epving Aosshsa
cstsrn AZ the SuSa House % Monday asr-
noon lost bs balance and tel INTO the es,srn which con
tanned srse quantity OF eiing he taken out
York Hospital Coroner Hilton held inquest upon the
to6y AMI verdict OF accidental death rendered By the
Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

KNOCKED DOWN BY STAGE, Mr. James
Harrison proprietor OF the Northern Hotel while crossing
Broadway near John st. on Monday evening knocked
down By Stage No as Eshth-av Line and bad OF his
ankle fractured and hs head badly cut he taken 60
the Drug Store Of AID Rns where his WON Il
dressed. He then conveyed 70 his Hotel by Police
n 81 CaTmody az the q. Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

GAs-Gas Fixtures of elegant design and
workmanship will be- found at the great manufacturing
tabishnent OF ARCHER, WARNER Co, No JT6 Broadway.
Over coo different patterns IA store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

Arrest FOR GRAND LARcESY.-A young
nan living in Sufolk-st named Michael White, WAS yes-
tsray arrested charged with stealing two trunks contain
Ing meme wearing apparel the value OF $50 the pro-
pegtv OF Mr. Henry Smith residing At No % ReAdest Tae
admitted that Re knew where the trunks were
In did not seem inclined % tell tie vvs Committed BY
d. -. L.. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

~ Mrs. Bloomer says in The Lily that a
lady in tunic and trowsers may walk the streets Of
New York with little molestation as though she
were street sweeper; she thinks there 10 as much
selfrespect and civilization here in most other
places
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

FTRI.-On Wednesday morning, about ~
O'clock tire broke out in the hat store Of William r.
Glles, No. 20 Grsndst. The flames were soon sub
ducd. Damage about 500; insured.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07
nrPOISONING. N

Thousands Of parents who use Vermifug5
composed Of Castor oil, Calomei, &C., are not
aware, that while they appear 10 benefit tn.
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
tions for series Of dcseases, such as saliva.
iion, loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver-
iisemeni of Hobensack's Medicines, 10 which
we ask the attention Of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Children's health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those of bilious type, should make
use of the only genuine medicine, Hoben"
sacks Liver Pills.
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, aud oh.
serve that each has the signature of the
Proprietor, ]. N H0BENSACK, as none
else are genuine.