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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
COURT on COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERx-Before Jadse
WOODRUFF.

Andrew Fisher ag Charles Sloan and VIM. 8. Conant.
To recover goods sold SOaD, aud by latter assigned in
connection with his stock to COnant The claim based
on false representations Of Sloan to hs soyency bu. II
appears Sloan himself did purchase the goods but they
were purchased by clerk his behalf and the allegation
i thai the clerk although not inquired Of and there
proof that he knew H. did not tell how his principal
situated in regard 20 his solveucy The claim the Court
thinks carrying the doctrine OF fraudulent cOncealmsnt
further than is warranted and the evidence fails bring
the within the principles Of law as TO false representa-
lions and false cOnceanens Motion for trial denied
Washington Agate AT. Wn H. Marston "a al Q
Motion for settlement OF The language Of the
cbsrge lhough the Court is not satisfied the alteration
contains the precise inpor being asked by both counsel
altered but whether there IS any 10 the charge
Of now considered That will be considered hereafter
II plaintiff is not too late for trial.
VIM. Balm and another agt. NJ 7. Behrle.
Motion for new trial denied Ib0ut costs Plaintiff has
liberty TO enter up judgment
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To TIE lADIEs.-UBsDELL, PEIRsOy Il LAKE invite
the Of s patrons to the opening Of s
-tnert o. rh plaid Sk BaTese Jaeons &c received BY
me steamer Arabs embracing novelties which ready
T a. Ne III Broadway between Grand and Bonests
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TAdverisementl

To know ourselves is matter of the greatest I'M
posnc ether by which scuire this
yell by the aid Of Phrenology 1t
occupation life By best adapted and what
pursuit we may be useful and successful
For professional advice call No. l3l NAsssus Clinton Hall
where FowLEKs WILLS ny Awaysbe found attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

words l. ar ana tryNdl Gdldce Depot, No. Al
Broadway the sale Of Boots Shoes and Gses comprising Ne
largest sonent offered Il y cent below the usual ret
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CIRCUIT coURT-BefOre Judge MITCHELL.

#. recover amount of bills of State Bank Of Missouri,
aedged to have been bad paid plaintiff at Sacramento
CIV California already referred to. Verdict for plaintiff
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II { DISTRICT cOURT-Bef

Us DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge INGERsoLL
In the case of James ID Potter tried a charge for
forgery related to pension papers, purportng to be Of
a soldier named Grant already referred to- the Jury
kept out all night Friday night and could not agree
They were discharged
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AccrpEST--A laborer named Niles NcSEeeny, while At
work on anew building al the corner OF Beaver snd W"
lasis on Saturday afternoon, severely injured by
stone falling from of the upper stories lie was taken
to the New York Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

SERIOUS AccIDEST.-On Saturday young man, named
Martin HenDessey residing North Fifth ST. while driving
cart loaded with heavy blocks of wood thrown from
the cart and received dangerous fracture of the skull by
one of the blocks falling upon his head lie conveyed
home insepsibe, where he attended by Dr. Brsdy.
His injuries viii probably terminate fatally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

The Jewish Feast of Peniecost commenced on Saturday
with the usual ceremonies Some Of the Synagognes were
very handsomely decorated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

ArrExFr TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A man, n years OF age
Mulbsrrysts on Saturday evening swallowed hst an
ounce Of laudsnum for the purpose OF setdestucon
physician called to the poison from MS 81
but be reSoluely refused allow him to Interfere liz
-as subsequently taken 10 the New Aork Hospital Je
ousy is said TO have been the cause Of the act
HoUsE RoBBER CAUGHT-At o'clock yesterday
morning Mr. Chas Megary Of No. llS Clinionplase was
weakened by some noise in the house and going down
stairs discovered man in the act of leaving the house
Dir NJ Immediately arrested him. and called IN ON er LII
lie of the Fifteenth Ward Police, who was on duty near
the house al the time The fellow was then searched ana
mon his person were found slOO in bank bills ana cnek
for 500 which he had stolen from pocket IN the ciotal
Of Mr. NJ sdy's gold watch and chain was also louna
ON his person and this is believed 10 be stolen properly
lie gave his name as John williamson and was locked up
by Justice McGrsih for trial.
Ippvs, oy A FrsIrIvy.-John O'Nea. charged with
being fugitive from Newark N. j., where Is alleged
be stole horse and wagon. valued at SIP from Mr
Lane yesterday arrested in this cry oy
The property was recovered.
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Anew Dust Controller was tried on the Hudson River
Road on Saturday 1t is sad to have worked eacelenty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

Mr. G. Burgess of NewYork, is now engaged in erect
ing on Lexington place Wliamsbridge short distance
below the Railroad Depot, substantial brick bulldog %
feet long by wide, stories high in which the Japsning
Of cotton cloth and silks is 10 be carried on quite extern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

Tor sAIE-2sO in Cotton Cards isi9 spindle
L H-s M1is SD .dsysd su:ss s'rA ost sr'
q = F.rs'' IL 81 81 no Sr HAIL c. c,Ir.
L'ok SALE For the Grinding Of OF faia's-A
STONE Nili4o, ,he isf, I'D Hss' .,g-o,e S'6s "a ~
rIeet orasr sevr' Aafizs seea I'D Aae~ Fos' oe ''
NIACHlNtki Person. engaged In coos'ru 'tieg or
vi r-euirus Slstsh's wo,krs prs~n- csa
'''e '''" MILAN 4 Ill - N-rh,-e, Dr.r rsrn--
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK Ae-CROWELL
~ ebIAtsd FsisE s-sea Rsa ihosi ''is A. -anf,F
sAAritd 10 sAv q r. md ni = f-a, r
fJ,~ ..S a , e az Is vs- IN, ~ a a.
ss "a 81 "a 49,. sss c-s. ~. covers 70
ne Ia eots '.sdsh eae- sua az r,at e', 80 rini
d,.eIil gre-. Sa~r- ot'h- 81 sss,as -
r 'tths- ~srvr We y Dear v a'''e''' Of S'''a
SEwING MACHlNEs.-ro rAlLoRs. lAlLOR'
- EssTs ke- ke-Th- AVERY SEWING Ma HiSE, uas-.
,si We . m ersr- t,i he ~ols asn, y
e. , .S - ,..s ~ /, ss.sI ~ r1 srs, M,
fthrss e rsSe - pr r rely I'D 1y on p nc -
-,s ct c., order ard as,s-r trrssns ~ u-ct Ne
rTsr, or Tao ara Other ESQ ,,s Tas psfs r'sp,s;
& V ca I'D N' e =, a n ~
Pes e Msehss s sn4 s rsbls' and ca-i'. aNisi-Pee
vrwYoss u, ~ ifsi
S W II s sT1 iSs a4 & a;a' 'i he 's %
dah and s 'of tn q ieh ,l. ,,
ard handsome bI..eAus- ". hs,- ,hero,sh, '..i tie
usi,. thn e'r ;. w- b s.n Msass
psssrr ndrs h- uehns frr rni - isars
Ss.r.fr.-. srd f.rihs tA-o-Eh'rf fhe r'rrv
ECUGHToS KNAPP " hocrale Dealers IN Meas nd Bow
Cic.hrr q tr-r-l--t--r
LoChwOop bURois Mershrr. Tailor, Na Ss sro,Aw'v.
A GOULD 60. Wholesale Dea-- n CoiAas No - ash
JF.HuLL, Ms.ss.s: r.,,or. No 50 Bsoa!~ay.,
DICKSON L PETrUs. Merchant rAiars No 50 Brotdnsv
SOMETHING NtW-SrRhW CUTTER With
~ cHIPN A1rNCHMtNr-ro FARMERS MiNtFNtt-
FkR- I'D oihs arr sprs-isn', ~ sH,y1 ,S'
tRFAIEsT CT III AGRIcu LTURiL iMrRo' E,iENrS IN
FAHMER> FRIE>D" eauuoi Be- sala'd IA al. at "a, 'as
rc,ss B he GREATEST LABOR SAVING MACHINE ever ia
iolu, I'd "a DLy 'o.;l O years Ga, lla A. 80
~ kGRICTLIURsL DrPhRrNrNT ef.he cay rtbrtLAcS
Cor i'@ irsIscton OF th = INTERESTED isf, ~ i WY -
Fs'r w.. heid md III. Noel received the F- -l shoa
ming ,oice % fee Mschnr -'-u-s ei hf..
Fa.os #, srd IN i,ry r sRoV>' "a .---f.'a No
srtTl ~. a. D.. -, e.--r 81 81. ~I. .-l t..a
v.ch-f. y \ crofORsN " SELL. \, 20 .-ch 20 Abe
STEAM ard GAS PIPE. -JOstrH MASON. lo' ~
~ O. vsvorh N-ou Ovid SO = brofiwr' r'rr
Frrss ,rd riou nd orkt >rn br
toir turs reed r.Hr- ,'if ar ~ rera o-' S'' a.
md N1'e- G'r-es snd % r1'-rs '-r : an ga
rrpsrda-s re fsrs 81 ~'eu AMI no.
a. 80 work 10 nctE'v 'rcrv s'ef n % the cl.a.i'
STEAMENGINEst tor SALT bree new Ilo'iz'n,al
- Of IS - -ni 6a hos. power rh h1le- -'nr-
Ihss snd other machinery lrirfe ht KISS t1
New-Scrk
u HI rAlENl ROCK DRILL. so remarkable 'or
F,.ebisr or f,ou.'. Nischr~ ~ho, No a. Ioh- n-ar
m ici'y rortshhfy labor fra f ~ thr
"' ere q" very s''' '''' i Eisiov r. 81 6ss.sg,y
u RAsHEks- The best invented Neg and cheap.
-15to - With c.sanst. del,-rna srsn a 10y nor
= -% ~ s On :, - - nv 60, ~ "a 70 '
JO>EPH q OiLBERr No. 20 fe,risf
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Gorsce 10 4 Ct.


DOOM 10 les With steam rower-0ne large
IL Room 81 b, ~ lighted Alo seyersl smaller Rooaa vi
steady power in Of the bss location, "a The cry Apply 20
no LiT-A Bouc- Burning and Ammonia Woiks,
with Reol's Steam Fnsins &C &C s,ga,d on M had.oa
vef within miles Of New-leIs Ron 30 year esoa
given Immediately Apply to NM AUSTIN No Il WALTZ IN
vIND LET-Tso elegant and comnodious Offices, AM
- '"' GRO ION No s5I BrOadwav.
yr,O lET-To small neat family, the lower psrt of
ouse, Pleas n'y ea,ed quiet aud eIe1 ems sing o. ni
, o ~ SSd 49, Broadway.
rI'O LET-A three Story and Basement BrcS Hons
No 81 wet sgh by eshav- with al tn moden ape
r. iRMfs MARRINER No 50 So.sas-s
rI,O LET--Tcs small family, Part Of House in the
With Ward ehsv Railroad Stag q seo'ad story
s ssSs Ti'ial' SS1 80 rs At The ms
no LET-ln Brooklyn hrstca>s modem bulb
! rse9y b,,cs 10 e ~ih Bah Rss Fsc.ss. Gas saa
stice within enc block Of al omnibus r9ae and aSou' Area
rel q .sie il d Pcs .ss ss he Tldi: sp.-S
70 oeter Inc IKE al the Boarding E&ehaAse No - Broad
ITO LITTLE Store ard Dazzling ON the south
esst corner sdav ana sth god locs; To- ba
Inquire Of MAC FAgIAN MERRITT Real Estate and Hose
Astnis, No g sday
yI'O LEr-To a small family without children. the
fcor Ho-- No Is Wsveri-y-rass. OF
rri and bach psIi wh bedroom nd hoer ioeAeI va
SOLOMON LEyI No a cOari,,aa.s:.
10 LIT or LEASE To a small family, a neat con
vsuisrt (citsge No ~ GRAHAM II he b order
t, ct = pa. ~ sIsi,s' and s.ysn ie0s' Snt As.s'
hr-as nrsI 0rsi,-s n D. STEVENS No III BlseekeEsi
rI0 Little elegant brown stone Front House.
Nc Ssnds one sicry hriek iron; houss aad sor.
tr.,,n srS r. r Se~,h So al 49, -, \, "a
siAav serss = b, shsvs o. B5e-a..v
T 81 ho,sSs 20 is o. Foors IN Aewfcrs la4iTs Of : ?
lONNSkNp 70 6. N-.sa--t. Newrlosk up stairs
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nlathinern, ST.

EVENS' PERCUSSION PRESS -SOTICE-RE
L. VOCATION Oh AGENCY.
hereby he pubc ard 70 ell wishing purchase
EHENS PERCUSSION SAL PRESS that have revoked
AsreT Ct = HALL who ks 5E time advertised himself
general agent.
TIE szf = Han hrs logger authority wh1psrsr from
sructuIs .el trade, in EvenS Percussion
Sea- and sh1 hCd al pers liable the fl nv
right WHO undertake zeal with him relation aid
PLATT EyESs. IA
EyENS' PERCUSSION PRESS The genuine are
IL ouiv fctured by uys-lf u1i-r 2 i1
II. II. sErPLET 4 BRO.
Cincinnati oho AID No ~ Warren Broafwsy SeYok
NJ GUY suthorired gents fer the sae Of
p EFESS ia sole Propretor
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Groceries.

A CAkD-Wc take pleasure in saying % The paohc
~ n a, we have orened Wholesale aud tail Family iiorly
and PROV so,e No Cns she Junction the h
ard ghsv Railroad soc orders from all whi want choice
articles as none the cs' Crccers Provisions VINES q9
and Fruits will be kepi Coos trcd rirt o. ne cry rec
,er,;or Terns c,sh SMITH Co
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Gonses tUanie0.

Ucnscs tUnntf0.
WANTED to HlRE-A small modern-built House
w OF Cottage newly furnished ehcr IN New York or non
Of House BE- fun shed WITH
I'D wafer hon dos rbcd uufl rnhed viii rcei
e lion Tern suis b., reasonable AddIe II Box 30 o
WANTED Ia UIRE-PaIt of n geuteel House. for
w ANAL famy of only. Also Wanted Rooms AM
G1 gcu,lemtn aud h wife Address T. { oce OF Journal
.
VA ANTED to RENI-A small genteel House in
w prookyn Location tho III his the avenues lila
81. t,r Cotfarc preferred. Rent $5f to 10 Pos ..s.1a
e middle Of 81 iemb Adtss H. g.. Box No Las y -
y.
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9 = pr esy Puehae money the Sslsaee cftas
f 10 PEI cent DIVA balance before N1rcA 2.
s th Sc Its vef> heshy beautiful ocaoa
anc ID Of The les; xiv II the aInelA:a vicay
81 several Of the most wehv
MessheeI .eIa, Ao hae asexw hin quarter OF mile.
lie tEarch Rsroat sesay ba p.ss, hroash his
roltFty; sso the NewRechee ard Ssudss Rsrc,d which
has bten lately chartered expected pas ,hronsh III, pro
rtriy >cvefS houses build randi,
p;'nse o. tbs property from the tisy Hal per
hct. FoT other no spp,y 10 NISrOS IA
5 IFyoarew. HsilsE Rss,resa Ohee
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- ne rrd,risrod rur, ha.ed the beautiful v.s~ site
IroI " bsys ca "a RIO be lsd Gidins Lg- winch
sta Lo - per month two Lots - four o
roc ofsnT ceson the neishborhood rhe
Lei ,5s end h'd [ .r Of p When po ea seh
j. htf l ime Of the day There ao two lines o.
oftsrreoie peculiarly adop.cd 70 buldu. plrPoic'
'" d dc o. 10 dwell on the merit ofi location
sr one ,r The sr would BE- convinced Of b. superb
or, il Icing h. would wish retire 10 at he
H. t.o1ii'fo Vii er,ot I've on the premise. each NJ
CO. ofio. IT, hrn ssc hos aid he oa'i nrfulndus
10, . ir. 10 lvi mem drssn e r by he subs~r e
Zach uiser b,ir en' for o for which
Ne hive nl rbd thus i've nbnoe's oens sue Of oeo
In houe afcldy the price Of IN io: Choice
IN @ al ~ and planted o. 10th sides With tr,os alio
IutH WI be &c 80 tle sis-sl without expense 10
n ou. school hr,e vii s,.o b, ocs'ei The premises
viii nr, J,.sr.ufds &c A. the eareu ofth pope Par
10, iaN,a exclude noai the premises eyerythas
uls b hom among The mos respectable class OF
,o.ie'y. .,... -, -. IL,
s a., 10. l, bis ~ onoortf ni.v ben p-csen.ed 70
'fl It Ia snt irv e from al its sanoy sch
ha r III rsolery ben market osy few weeks qpoa
le ,lH. 0v y, Aa o. s i, i9 Sa ne b l'
i y,~,di, d, at.e TIE da~ns for choice Of los may
Tsci.er. VII l. 9aae 70 The ps@,i.s. ever MoNDAY ed
ne fcis usy De- I5oeafd gu application 10 either Of the under
strtd
VII itlss %r 1FtRsD1Y " FSiNG 80 osio:S unoa
OR PEARcE, anger NJ. 100 Hssisr---
Cfcc Ions A. n. tol T. ~
/ torC1cr c-l Cenr John W. borcisE, BT0ome
= Med. 80 GO r.vcry. a1t El.E bcta
+ t Guy Nc lc q o. saae l. De'o- 40 y fl-f-ses .
J1r Reopen
NIX>FN & Co--WEcTERN LAND AGENCY,
y Isfvtne lid ofos g. NeW-iork No. - Wallet Govern
ftrf ENDS ~ csh sarrs c3unon-
IT. uois Nisccrsu and low Jndici1us l1s nsde
OOH fv nor rfrceds fhe above States wr sks one
HINpIfD PR CENT res irtrss,ed should ap-
~ h dif,elv he be DECISIONS srs being Dolly taken up.
C rtrcnaly Inspect al oci enuEet % them For
nj ercurr apply - the Land Nsr.-at Ofce
Of 4 !. GILMAN No - Valet.
IIIER To J. ". R-msy Esq- President SewYoIk John
TtenIfeu F=q- HeukT co- tsrpenter NeImye do do J.
Nooey Co rGnkes Indianapolis Purdue So Co. Mer
clients lafayette Fee Bacon Co. banktr s. Louis DseKei
GO rsrksrs IiiiadeIha
CTA1FN ISLAND FAM for SALE, or EX
- CHANCE for III PROPERTY sascrb-r ofers ds
rs residence sus'ed he plank rad
rtis Lrcirz Rossve. csh miles from The former aud
ftr he pee acres Ia s-1el I'D orrAl-dI
ffe sckd vi'h tie ehocg varieties OF irts TIE
dwelling wLeh situated me AVN surrounded WIKI
artrs ra fcFl -Tuts T0orY acl Lfssn
. by viii piazza nor and fees VIDE Tas l
? C. CoRTELYoU No p Sprne,s,
<EOR SAlE-A choice building Lot situated 10 South
L sir is.veeu and Erie-s Apply Mr. CH =.
tIFANER Iarcac Grove end Barrow JslseF Cry
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Cnllsrn ono 6aroware.

Cnllern ono 6aroware.
POONTON CUT NAlLs-Msnaiactured and con.
- siaaiiy On bend and kr sale By
FULLER 4 LOaD
No 10 Grsenv-h. corner Cea.r.
('ALlFOBNIA and AUSTRALIA GOODS uer
~ chzn's Compares snd indvdlss the. rt
sn hrd iul and eorpis,e sinsry Too Pes.
s1ofe haigTsre trery kdze Flfearns ke 81 4. -
cd faEd Of CHARLES LIT IL Sss :. All a F1i.s.,
. - Pin Prenir Rlnzsr
Join I. BCDD, Manufacturer and Propreto, NJ
~ oodi teetr,'t Co fss nt Liundry R.arf Ass
oLeas rev n rented klrgeE Whch beauty drr.fiy
seore1y earEoi Be luTpslssd AL Rag Wsrrsnisf
ron - rPHad No SO LrodrsY o. o's 81 Th3nlS Ci "a
ON COLONY IRON COMPANY CAST. sTRvf
" shO' ELI siel'.on of aisIs In rally ,--
stce q casts eel shoye LFfsd .hose -
ne od tciouy Iron Comrany Which fnss or,.r
Ish sIe equal net superior any naae loan
btsslaG Co Aes as Old Colony Iron Co. No y CHr
Manufacturers ksr.s Csa Nall -
DlAAOfORE WIRE-A full assortment Of Web
SER ssehrstsd Cast e q &se Wire Consistently on h.alr
ale By EDWARD H. JACor Asn tie tinted sac S :,
Co,dsf - 49, $50" w -
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Summer iicirrnls.
DOAKI ING at FARMHOUSE for FALL
ID Dc sal ecrlcr prepared accommodate families ,nd
srel hs family mansion. Glen Cove for the
ali a viii mon h. moderate ftlus Addres. by mail
CHARLES UNDERHILL Glen Cove, l. |
4 OUN1Ri OARD-A farmer in Bropkheld. Conn .
its VIII as every convenience and fine place
accom-, Boldcis for the ba Of The Ia
60 q =. WIZ ELER. 80 Fuonsi- Btookly1.
~ HE NOUNTAINS-SUMMIT HOUSE, ut
W W-rnin-tn y . by l. HOsEBROOK & Co.
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I,IAIIN IsIAND FAhM fr SALE. or ~
obstruction.

4 SCHOOL for BOYS-Iu tso departments. cIn
n sas Of ny approved bgs each located in
re ne Hc--s called b. seal Gylln A. tlls
siocf erfrCe "A Wih ~. h0roT ghuss al the
plchsnvc d pine TIE scaol reshes >fp r5sr
viii g. -eiftd fla ~
sTurtEl5 Pietcus elumurca u'T b. a-l-eze . he
uretrssffd. Crrus te - seed he
solcs il he luiltIE LINOhAM No So Ma-ksPil
A YOUNG LADY from GERMANY. Who speaks
~ Finch and r s su rtlv h obau art rae
umy ~hsIe hst ucf.u the pte sil-lz 1li BE-
csiyed ts turltrlfor Arry III W. SCdAAfENBERG a.
schtrft1teIs Ia : 10 l. BTu.d~tv.
DONS' SCHOOLING. 1lN1s SCHOOL. at No
COMMERCIAL snd CLASSICAL SCHOOL. No
- = Herr-sf- -YoTk- SOLOMON JENNER. Pri1c.1.-
The Pr pe:oT Is Es-sfz !sdEnsn IS u1.
Gufs for f-vu-E tie -fl--a public
70 cur attention paid the Juvenile Department Tie
Coz eTeisl srd Mfheaesl classes yell s-sarsd aad
srrcd The As-r1uc-ay Ch.ra
iiIy Philosophy Gnpe ~ eoufe The higher par
Lsr Greek Freueh SFGah AID German Languages uoa
tie res; srIrovtd systems
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iirdl Gsilie for Sale.
NoTrON MILL for SALE orIEAsE

COTTON MILL for SALE. or LEASE, st P1.-rs -,
- NwJeiseviscf spades 1zeAin. 5h1re power.
al fsi der In fti operation AID io niisais baes
VI The cSp.ey Tor doubling H. Ao Blf Mil and mschi1er,
sshse ~sfsr The proprietor would Ike ssu N iIe
-, tu has suTen'end e. Apply NJ JAS = HEN
ShSAD 10. y Pine s. New-N0gk. SAMUEL RANSDSS.
EeSA Pat Mills fNersln <fw.Je-Sea.
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HInsON TARK. 30 mInn.e. frlm DE cIty com
7 OOK Al TUIS-Onlv Tkis Day left.-S50,O OO

worth ofFARMS and Bt'ILDISG LOrS-Only 20 Tor f.
tieif l. or Residents Of NeviOrk who Of
corre 1sy rormo 'n for snn gnhea NY rooms in =
cs whet for he small q IS payable IN s.elm MS
hif nd healthy Hcincsefd your be Obtained The
viii be distributed 81 tecribers the s
September 1898 Nafrantee Deeds A. tbs IL the
dtv arply early and share Likewise few good iar1
nov t6 oilned from . 20 +D per acre Apply to CHiRLl
70 Irnadna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
NLArLk POWER on The ATHAkINE CREEK

w Tall mie n M IHe NI11N ~ MTTI VhI ~ 49, -
rhe for sne his wat' together "h '- a1onni
rrpery 20 Of rood nnd irRe o hi ie
Dwelling oree horns aUd Other onbni dngs he
vser o p h o,sr 81 n f with sufficient r any machn
cry rtcd locely for lpp MIL cotton or wool ieiofy
Also urcrCT, for gr'f a'f aud raw mil irons 70
furihtf pii inquire OF = n nhtL Mfrchar' Isri ~
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VHO rllNIiEs-J PRINTING OFFICE for


il GAS NETEHS.-A silent PaIinfr who eau command
5000 TO r5d0O wanted 10 take utfns ia The man
jps Of DRY NJ i.Isthe orce that il eNabeda
the Cysisl Palace, made by pr Down together WI
"sAFFTY Wet Gss Meter te Of which there no -
neither be extracted thereom ~ nc sine case WIN
the Wet Gss Meters in end for which j." - Put ie
b,u srried Letters Otpad viii he attended 20 address 20
M 1 IL..f
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TIW, GhOCLRs.-Thc subscriber having other bus


Privilege the S'eie az Connecticut NJ" Tor SAFE
n l. on q er.feilng md With ltie IMPROVE On u WI
unimit, Oy three aud hi ho'fs o 90"
Yotk and within Of HalIod depot on when m 80
train. per rguey arrive and depart for the city Seefs go
bor,s and ts e pnrchs'd ow m IN
Immediate vicinity Enquire TIT day o. Howard rcwn r. ram
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

10 CAprrALIs1S The subscriber wishes 10 ASA:

Cent? with cssh capital
az rseh 10 invested business which viii certainly
I've, ut,fvo reT per communications adfr ed
pas sd thiough he fbn once will b. promptly a't.atoe %
LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

We m q %, lesr.i dn,ri sli n.''ia p'pa'a
nos. rr.rad offer To- 'i trnds ~ - fh l'sIior
...mtrt extensive a0finf a. iu plain fni nd Hf
.ft d. second hen
.rtiarge osduag Nsreoor. so 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

~ harr rluv bend n New cli Second Had
Pro r Pianos 81 - -ien fIf hire fl0l
AT 90 per mcL,L 80 90 Bf0aduay Wv ios..
sAFFDuD 4 BROTHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

AZ tious ~ HALLEr DAVIS Cos " rrroms their newt
oan 1ih the Pat Tpeusion Bride
rr finest offered pnc which DEFY
Quick small profits Great bsrxns Melo.
u and rscoud Matic the lowest
= BERRY - liroadaav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01

nffuah he ferss srf ne rah faf De- haf removed Piano
tof'c W. % ~ ef9slt Goa No t--slaaf la
~ lsks lffltr wro De- al ffrp
htud rtid Piano 9f hs
md ftce Of 0,hr nal fs sl tf lowest bio
trldd sald ptrls Or soon sash he vN go kse4 ast
aud rseold nd raulst1 "a on ho rsn= b,lsb
afis fs = me
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i)iano-gcrlco.

I,OIiAN PIANO. FORrES, at No iil BoniSt,.
III 81 Planes from the celebrated hoaso Of
Ifacf Boston. asothe we'll iurluc cd 4 W
Laid with m supply OF ari second-aand Puo Of
you. makers sale q prizes Pianos 20 ef
4 Nn rttI.gs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-23
The FATAL COLLISION ON THE N.
Y. CENTRAL RAILROAD.

oSEiDA, Sept 1.-THE Coroner's jury have
closed their investigations in the matter of the
collision on the Central Railroad. They cen.
sure the signal man for neglectlng to hoist the
red light to stop the approaching iran.as rules
Oh the company require in all cases The con-
cuct "l The conductor and engineers of IT,
frelg ht train is regarded as inexcusabIe in star
ing from Utica within seven or eight minutes
alter The express. instead of IRON fifteen TO
twenty minutes. as the rules require
Mr.. Jewett. hur; in the head. Is slightly i'm
proving
John Vaughan, who had both thighs bro.
Ken, Is still alive. and there is chance of his
recovery Mr. Thatcher, who was kiled.ha
just got into the and was taking his seat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-23
THE YELLOW FEVER AT n. o, MO
RILE &c

New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE interments
reported this morning were AZ, 26 being fever
cases. The total rumber of deaths during the
week have been 305, of which 241 were from
yellow fever
Henry r. w. Hill died of the yellow fever
this morning. He was well known as one of
our most benevolent citizens
We continue to receive faithful accounts
from lake and river coasts. The fever is rava
ging on the plantations and small villages
The Howard Association are sending assist
ance in all directions