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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-07
NewOrleans AGENCY of the Mutual Pro.

NOTICE to PLANTERS, ele.--The BRIDGE
q WATER PAINT MIXES WITH LIME One twsTtisth Lime
well sacled the dry BRDGENAIEh MINERAL ani
dnsi "a nsgrry BY The addition q, Ta,sr ~" 5a 81
WIN on
dry barrels and half oarte sHi Er'u p oi in keF by
uuysb g. c. BOGt.isI 3 CO. It, GsiHf stree,
Ayents for The States NJ Ilisns, Ahsu Nrpl sud I-'ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-07

hl a-u ,Ia4 a#g s Ii1kV tbl CHIRH sAAA,S
Btsh .tH-. al 5lrk aefat ). 4---
Z tr height tt.7 C0Ety4 tffis
j. b.. WHITNEY y Co. 81 Capp stree,
Forp pasa-a npTIy q .t ia tssni.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-07
BVOR LAKE BORGNE rys -.si5.z

ECOR LAKE BORGNEE5 EFg 7.s1ia.:5as...ss-5 .s.iI.ssss5
4 nna MExlCAy -wlSTER ~ an zzz-s-.-
ARRANGEMENT, December ], le5!.
~ MENlCAS GULt EAlLWAi-Dep3t corner Of Good 1ANtsn
pROCTuRNlLLt, isks / rgur '
tsaee t@sn,y.styvu miles through Fy Cents Cau ard
iFkvETHE CITY AT * =. y. LEAVE THE LAKE At ~,
Az IH-4 An.
t- street, for a' tanesz g. the rea
D. Yrment with AeE
W. o. BAkEWtI s-se'.~'' '''t d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-07

vU l.a,s WEDNESDAY fslrt.rY p. al 5'loeb p. N.
yOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mouth ~ u
nt WHITE RIVER, NArOiEON,F ksBt' isG - "a 1
rlI i.l-.. M.Hi0s TO- Art Gto. COI..hsss7sa7z
IIER l . ID pa r-~I s.aauyr ,llp tpllAtI;, j. 4" ''t
nie i.r frshlur s4sr, having Ips-loI
a -.lD4. Iat. as Hilly you board or'p
SMITH \ FIN~TER . Pgyiraf street.
fe, GED. w. SHAW CO., - pq,4,r,, sweet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-07

zNOR WABASH RIVER-New Or ~ r.
4 and Wabash River Pa.ket.Ite z. a.i ~ n
,iraagdt stsar-r sIIAs WRIGHT,
nt, L. e. Coolidge si lar gsCtsE iUTs tnr
.s For freight or passage, apply onboari. l'a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-07
EoR BOsrON-Rcgular Line of Pack- =
EoR BALTIMORE = Regular Line Of =

A, MILLER SaO. mgsttr. hBy most her cargo AAA
going Uuari viii have lurk dispatch. For
lalaAea 0t freight, nppl, Aoard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-07

wiui,sve III EsphY f,drpuy :, at O'Clock n.
5tEOR GRENADA, TROY, TUSCA- ~ ~
z uUAlN. Cu1-rtuuMA, LLflpRE GREFN I~sltE5 -
WOOD .IaftI htfI a,'
li l,sa.sr faait AVID fnls RIVER Poke, 0=tt ON.
lrsT-I' tt0 b. IA, Capt Mnl Ngfihi VIII
a.r.. F' ls at = spl3t gn baart, Dr. 50
So "a FlAlS SER 81 tarirHE street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-07
AIANUFAOTuRED TORACCO-2ooo nkgs.

4fk computing ~ the shtieest lauds Claiborne
fo1 Johns Creole, H9hsou's GEoia- Waog's Faens
N Go e Hallard Co.'S; White Leteia's Mytr Cahine
a 'a7's 'l1 '. ,5 Nls M. 4, Bailr5'5 Is Dtri7on
rta4 ts s.utt 500 Is, bg
azfa1 RLiiAWf& o., " aehosg gSssia. siysfi.
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
nROFEsSOR ALEXANDER G. BARRY'S
KTRICOPHEROuS or Medicafed CQmnOund. Tor

PROFESSOR ALEXANDER g. BAHHf's
fTRICOPHEROUS, or Medicated Compound, Tor
beautify,ng, curling, preserving, restoring ana
strengthening the Hair, relieving diseases OF the
skin, curing rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds. Bounded by no geographical lines, the
reputation Of Barry's Tricopherous pervades the
Union TIE sales of the article of late years have
Increased in n ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor Barry, after careful examination OF his
sal book finds that the number of bottles de-
Iiyered to ORDER in quantities of from half gross
upward, during the year 1852, was within trifie
of $50, 900.
Il ia unnecessary to present at length the evil
dences of the wonderful properties Of the Trico-
pberous when the public have furnished such an
endorsement as this. The cheapness OF the article,
and the explanations given of it's chemical action
upon the hair, the scalp, and in all cases OF
superficial irritation, fret recommended II 10
the attention of the people. This was all that
the inventor desired. Every bottle advertised
itself. The effects of the fluid exceeded expec-
tation. 1t acted like charm. The ladies would
not be without it. Country dealers in every
section of the United States found they must
have it and thus was built up wholesale
articles of this kind. The highest point has not
vet been reached and it is believed that the sales
this year will be million and half of bottles.
Depot and manufactory, No. 1877 Broadway, New
York. Retail price, 25 cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity,
Sold by all the principal merchants and druggists
throughout the United States and Canada, Mexi-
CO. West Indies, Great Britain, France, &C., by
O'l.-1FI S. PARKER, Penn. avenue,
arN And A. HAMMOND, 7th street,
June 4-d& trw6mN Washington.
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

DIVORCE AND RECoNsIpERATIoN.--A resident
of this city sued for divorce from his wife i'll
of our courts last winter. 1t was granted, and the
couple duly separated. He went to New Orleans
and engaged in business, and she remained in this
city amongst her friends. The yellow fever,
which is driving so many persons from New Or
leans at present, induced, as we understand the
ex-husband to seek refuge in this city. He ar
rived few days ago, and one hour after his ar
rival here witnessed the second marriage knot
tied between himself and former wife. 1t was said
to have been done moro effectually than before,
and both parties were confident that there would
be no further need Of untying it, Divorces are
quite common, but such second marriages are of
rare occurrence.-St. Louis Inteiligenccr.
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
andthe north half Of thirty FIVE, in t0wn.Aip ten

of ganRe five.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools.
military and other purposes. together with 'those
swamp and overdowed lands, made unfit thereby
for cultivation if any, granted TO the state oy
the act entitled "An act to enable the State OF Ar
kansas and other States 10 reclaim the 'swamp
lands within their limits" approved September
%, 1850, ,oiu be excluded from the sales.
In accordance with the provisions Of the act Of
llth July, 1886, hereinbefore referred to. pre-
emption claims will not be allowed to any OF the
above. mentioned lead mineral tracts to be offered
at Mineral Point, until after the have been offered
at public sale, and become subject to private en-
try. And these tracts will be- sold in such legal
subdivisions as will include the mine or mines at
not less than too dollars and fifty cents rer acre;
and If not sold the public sale at such price, nor
shall be entered at private sale within twelve
months thereafter, the same shall be subject to sale
as other lands.
The Offering of the above lands will be com.
menced on the days appointed. and will proceed
in the order in which they are advertised until tine
whole shall have bsen offered, and the sales thus
closed; but no sale shall be kept open longer than
two weeks and no private entry ofany Of the lands
will be admitted until after the expiration OF the
two weeks. te.,.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing.
tom this twenty first day of June, Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and fifty three.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
JOHN WILSON,
commissioner or of the General Land Office.
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

TTOME PICTURES, by Mrs. z. w. Denison.
II The Boyhood of Great Men, with illustra
tons.
Uncle Robin In his Cabin in Virginia, by J. w
Page.
Helen and Arthur, Miss Thusa's Spinning
Wheel, by Caroline Lee Hentz.
July IL FhANCk IAxLoh
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
Commissioner of the General Land Othce
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right OF pre.emp
ton to any Of the lands within the townships and
parts of townships above enumerated, is required
to establish the to the satisfaction OF the reg
ister and receiver of the proper land Office, and
make payment therefor soon as practicable a}fer
seeing this motice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale OF the lands
embracing the tract claimed, other wise such claim
will be forfeited.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
June 23-laWl3W
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

SUNDAY IN PrrTsDURGH.-The Pittsburgh ON
nibus owners are at loggerheads with the nuthori-
ties respecting Sunday travel. The owners wish
the privilege of running their omnibuses every
day in the week, for which they have been prose-
cuted They are about to appeal to the supreme
court but that tribunal has already decided that
the Sunday regulation may be enforced constitu-
tonally against omnibuses.
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

BAER, the German astronomer, calculates that
when we shall have telescope nine times more
powerful than that Of Lord Rosse, we shall be
man, al ftetaeh HfT
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
THE WEEKLY REPUBLIC.
A new VeIuxns.

This journal has been enlarged, and 10 printed on
paper Of superior quality. It = not moro COM
Pilation from tho DAILy RErusLIc, but > well
conducted literary, political, and miscsllansous
periodical, embracing in its contents . summary
Of the News Of the Week, carefully condsnss4;
Reviews Of Passing Events; Talss, Skstches, e.
says, Poetry, &c, BIC. 1t is our determination to
render it an agreeable and instructive Newspaper.
alike worthy the patronage Of every family, and
appropriate tor the perusal of every reader.
a3 TERMS:
Two DoLLARs per annum, payable invariably
in advance.
GIDEON * CO. Washington, d. C /.
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
: 1"ANH HNLEUF T ANFNV''
"Sccond Dancer at the Imperial Theatre

The funds, which were rather heavy, rose after
the perusal of this letter, which confirms the pre-
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

sent by the Emperor Nicholas to the French ant
English Ambassadors has produced the best etfec
here The Gar conversed for more than fv'
minutes with the French Ambassador, and it ap
pears that he even inquired after his health
Every day the political horizon becomes NOR
clear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
RE IGI0US.
Hudson River Baptist Associations ssuth-


The Association net this morning At o'clock. The
Moderator called the meeting TO order when prayer was
offered by Rev Dr. smith, after when hymn was saaS
The P1tcr ofths Phelpstown Church Dutchess County,
then read litter that Church explaining tbs cause
Of that Church NOT Communicating with the AssocAuon
let year Which was because oil the ADssnos % T IN ~.
ter Il the Church The explanation was accepted and the
letieTreeeiyed c,L, A..
Third iau.b urgh (cOored we're read and accepted,
-, 80. tutcb.s were receis ed into the Association
Committee was then appointed consisting OK Kew
N-s.r Paiueiee Corey and Haiumani ~ mak5 arrange
uez,s tor the next Annual Conference
Tie geulemen appointed u draw up circular letter %
tie hes IN coBmunion With the Association reported
The phe,i Of tDe letter was Church Prosperity, ana
ftv reooun ended that IN the universal prosperity
tn. c,antry that the spiritual Kingdom Of Christ should
NOT be eced and that for this purpose All should ex-r
H. syes only this prosperity Of the oPnrltua
kingdom that could give joy 4no satisfaction 70 the Spr
ua head although The churches had Increased IN mum
trs and wealth and that this matter Of consolation
yffh..e we're not sufficient proofs spirtuI prosper
y n without splrit embracing the Church there
pt b. only al increase Of burden upon the jewellers 10
Zep The circular enforced these opinions At great
er oh al with much force and Vas erasn oy ker Dir
H. iroIar was ordered 70 be printed and distributed
The Missionary CoHmittes reported through tns Dc
cretarv Rev , Wesicott II Recommended inAt mohSy
shouC be oected stations selected, and SUNDAY o11'
,sh.rs and tract distributors appointed IN New iok
AVN and all over Long Island, TOR ine purpose -
bringing TO II igiOn and converting Al the 0
Ing 10 our shores pArcai~'y 1ns i'," Sioa ensued
IN With Ir Beecher Of Albany and ses efs otass' DA
p. ali giving strong support to The rsPo. 81 .s AZ
in,ttee and relating several instances o. IIe Gu 80 80
veo from such laDols 1S A-O7'
So important did the body consider the epsTs.io' ?, i s
pIAlll ,,,,.ued I'll the hour Of adjournment aud
slyse' ,urse.1 Of canyihg this work collection was
rotS md taken up and one thousand dollars we're col
- ,bs rot Nhsn the money Was collected, pray
eoeu % $50 Iv the Rev Dr.. Beecher. aud tie msetiag
sfiourued 70 : O'Clock
q AFTKRSOOs sEssfoN.
III session net al o'clock, when prayer was offered
iv Ir Nes.cott.
=, I,s minute were rad and approved.
H. CoI rftfe ared ~ report On whatever unpor-
st ubiscfs hi. be suggest h-n selves from letters re-
ger ~ Yesterday. reported Tue Committee ar, ciTa
ffi usr ssn oI 20 tie staie 1t the German bfe1frn'
"a .l-lLslGsG Lax Peeu-aly asstsDcs be gwen "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
mGisr Gurs.

a CABD-A Report Of Two Hundred Interesting
a Case. Hssted wits Water, By EDWAgp fsLLs -!
". D.. EanG.nt PhyncsL Of the Orange Mountain Wsts
Cure viii furnished without ernEe 70 my sppc -.
mel il sTos0d order, IT. $ letter stamp Afdr-S
sELLEKs BROTHER Propneto Of the Ora1Se ho1nttn vs.
t Sou Crsnss, New Jenny Sistan % tse abos xs
the Eors fsseE Railway loot OF
81 "A A. N. and Y NJ or and r NJ DssnDos from Ns~-fo<i
nIes
tNk sHEW u New-YoTk, earliest American PrsC
~ urone Cure Of .sc1s ths s
receive ps-nfs durin, ooau-c-oa 80
M CAMPBELL f-bsBoD sprsss Columbia t00nry ' '
n H. TAYLOR, NJ D, Office No z llthst cor.
" 47 sention 70 the domestic pfseuee of W are
and ByEene Also. Ofee co1sustons ard een Tor adVcs
uYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
Lsishr- or hundred paieDis
De foT semale DseseS r. T. TRAIL Pcpae'or Dr.
L. HOSFORD. Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE will be opened on the
~ II hss been fttsd with siou ssfd - os
and WITH the celebrted he.ns 81 s
yrort ose viii 10 densble address DR. '"
BEH Newport x l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24


~ Il ior SUMMER DISEASES DURAND &
y ,yRTELors p sENcE OF JAMAICA oINGEs-ras be
Aaue Cholera psiItes Fa,ucr Cohc NsursS SEA seems
ai Ss n Got ReSuas Lee - Z zoe N n i f57
RAND UGLLO rhiAlepA. Fos sale "a New. OH {, Ia
No s Bo.iwsy Mesl SO - s.osaSsy Deiuc CO. 30
~ elSsewsy 20 'hlv Booa-Bsswe' S'e'ens casAas No
T. Nj BUTLERs PATENT TRUSS and SUP.
tOkItk PADS for hUna uP'ursl saa Prolspss, Uisi
e. sisa consequently suPeEeans all IN ass
is,..G Il two VEGA. ssc ''--' L ''''aA'' inA@'
t,oOhAtDs LIQUID HAIR DYE is without ex.
liee OF Igsclyon hr Be-. ayeu'ea Bsarv pssea
~ Sslt, 50, isaes saloNne. en'gs r3qsaress &C
- Nh,e sud hsiI Rssoss we % Nssr eri s.s NI t
IJeSi Ss o, ss nee sta' utterly raui'us
BATS, ~ ash as'oH,i Bsoa seas S. : Sd ke
How YOUR WHlSKERSi Hsvn't yoa any,
SulkT VII he tssd 81 s sss We = yoa g's my on
~ in qpvit Mo- S .io eeoie sud vii % iqjurs
Nc $ Aas.t, 6assss "a cav v nd sa I'M,
MI OhblD STATE OF the STOMACH. Liver and
B,ie ~ 4 est i esiT S,i'SIs' Se'. p 9eDE
s al ire nc &C. ~ s,sSs ,' sorss .s Top
kEWlOkk FAMILY MEDICINE Co.-p,.o. :
- o..es Ne - bnooaaesi, New-f0Fk at OF Ba
&c gr1s 7ey ee q Scz has ioS obssssS sS s, Ass
AM hSCORBJfIC SYRtf or CoI1oens Of s.,,,,. "
a. s. e. .Ss ss Ss Ss ne BE-. ssis T. sas P,
F ss.Sa Airss fya, EonFess Baes Piupiss Ra.lass
49,; - ~ leo slou and Meskbns H Is ~ er.,
sru,l. 80 80 SthtNGttlt NiNG SfRuP-A positive ca-e fr
nes ~, - e.s1les w1ch Indicated b. Pans "a
n, - lItff t-fy. Westiaes.. A. =
f.srk- p on, renrsiv the world fey Drss,
D.gstf, 80 te toisrs A,lty ani Pain s.o-lsch
49, - a n az id. SEX desdlcls ths 2. e. 1--WE
etiC4 a., .,,t,isn'tla. 0-.-'- -''~
ass. iSa "a cay ps.ety reials remedy ~ a.
St< taken ta- '-s'ss a lsCs ALEl i1ied
. 81 sn., s'. ..'.s 3 D. c, I09NS Ma CO i.,.s.
~ @'-ep'A ~ a-sss - oi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
Annual Meeting OF the General Associations Of Css-
IreaatlenaI MinIsIers Of Csaassileet.

carespoadsnse Of The Y. Tnbuns.
WATERBURY. CT, THURSDAY, Jane "a Itss
Heat and dust never stand In the way Of New. Eng
lander, at least of New England minister, when pnbls
interests at stake, or vital truth is in danger.
The annual meeting OF the General Association Of
Congregational Ministers Of Connecticut Is DOW hold
ing It's session in this city full representation IL pres
ent from all parts Of the State, and II may Judge
from the Of yesterday and this morning. viii
be OF the most Interesting and important meetings OF
the kind EVER held Ia Connecticut.
The General Association of Congregation Churches
stands reat 20 minor Associations much a. General As
ssmby Of Presbyterian Churches does to Synods Almost
the first business after organizing the meeting, was to
present the Connecticut Legislature the following
luiiCIs ON Temperance
WAsas Pho legislation u respeet TO the shs 10 IoteI-
Liquors teyeTss tse more add mere des'sI
efficient means Of suPPe'sns HenpsaHcs and IL al
wl,o Inc h been .trossy .1pss.ed asasntsI
49, their ,H mn. Ia he bsb half And
A.e. Al st,smI % b made 2 meet Tie DE- rod Of 4s-
which bss teen scopted "a other States ThsIetofe
eys. 10 e.es othsf AID eouliy b s.sdoa der
ensrs until the trade Intoxicating lqa<s s bs'-
Eases Ths rot b. satisfied W, thnt that
Ls s Of snt. and .nsetea prohibition q tes t.f
s s, ~, . % Ioes.oa T. ,s1asd q once % s
a speaker Of s hoa.e Of Representative q. p'.n
eGsrsi Aoesfa1 st The may enacted tAs
Iseaeut sess.o on Of the Legislature.
The next business Of importance the admission OF
new Association termed New Haven Central which was
formed from New Haven East and West Associations
This question called forth most animated discussion Dr.
Hewitt Of Bridgeport spoke more than hours With
great eoquence against the admission Of Association
formed on principles Of elective affinity and not Of tern
toria eoniis guilty as maintained thai was contrary 20
the rules II the Say brook platform and that this Platforms
the Constitution Of the Congregational Churches Of Con.
seoticui Dr Bacon, An eloquent argumsnt OF about
Il length maintained tat that part OF the say ooA
ps rm which touches upon the formation Of Assocston.
Ar their union wi the General A-sOcaton not bind
ng upon the Churches and that the history OF the Chafcn
% 81 Connecticut for more Than thirty years past
tia, tbeV have nt been governed by those rules there
IL rot an Association IN the whole State that has not 'o-
lated some Of them ~
- ,io1 a. member OF this body, II was carried
/, ,bs Alternative DR. BushDes case, s said viii como
up TO morroE necn ~ ~ rnsifsr nons "a. I'M
| rnust oOse for the mail. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

DLANETTs BTTTTRS.-Tbis article IL offered t.
she pahhe Co Dem,y I,sssass Lvsr cospi.ist
=. ecfness Dys.ps EsTvous sferoa- s.@r.gJ Ths
highy IL and ghos vegetable tr@
Ter sssb WMT gfCEs n r.. 10 - P,sr~
GANDf SYRUP Of HOAREOUND ssd VE.iETA-
~ BE EXPFCTORAs rsI = and n "A d-lEhrfs' M
Iemtdy fCI Cufhs Cod I'D Co sup Sid Wholesale and
retail ~ hs sAN - Mammoth Drng stnr-. so II Jnssr
T'HIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE Of az OLD
SUk<FSrs NISSLOW "a call tie stfeudan 0frne lad
70 heI SOOTHING SYRUP for Children testba l. s nv e-
date relief al the Of t-tins
soffek the dy-eutery I'D da-rhsa
Imsuse 0usnfies sos all Sesnraad sId 0y & "
RING Of Johnss AID BToad~sy bOID PAUL W -
Coursrct-s;, " CkUNBig. No 5s Bo~-ry er--f 4
B.eeLt%t Eev-Yoit Mrs. HAYES, No rs F1itos- 'noE'A
Pre-. q bottle. - -
or ,,is e above. CrKTIs "a PEPEIEss WILD CfssRI
BlTTFRs for the Of sOzs and Jsabdoe complaint - eer
se't Iksy gusk~b ue bOd ed sve hts add snsfS We
whsls ystsm- Price % y 81 o,nts N plpi bttles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

Sx,y H.ypsHIRE LEoIsLATUEE-rHE BA,K QUEsrIos.
In the New Hampshire Legislature yesterday. after long
debate various bank bills passed by decided ma
nfy The opposers Of the measure took the ground that
no additional bank capital needed that increase
ss granted 10 case others would come forward ana
IN the end Il would rebound 10 the Injury OF the public
In favor Of the argued that the Increase o.
business created necesy for increase OF bsnk cap
tai end that By consrrng bank charters tse House
voud prevent the transaction Of business with NE CITY OK
Boston and give the State the benefit Of these
that the chAerng Of such banks voad encourage the en-
,srs nj the St.e a. those u other States we're pnyl
ssd 10 DO that compared With Massachussts these pm
oes we're extremely limited: and that banks should DO
ts.b4d In All places where the imperative wants Of such
n IA, 10 incorporate the Peterborough Bsak, with
itsj sek ~ ss0OO9 passed by vote Of is9 TO %
~ Is,js 10 incorporate the Manchester City Bank ADD
ti;lfsyd Parks passed by large mAjOrtes.
The Liquor Bill reported By the COMMITTEES on nA.
INFECT tocsy but 20 deBuded q it, original proportions
a. a. afp end ~ being reprinted. For thai purpose nov
Tss Oh the table. The Committee have sddrd 1e. SO
tsn submitting he rejection u the bln % ne ppl5
ne1t 5. pteIn Der election. sad decided nsssy
10 70 into operation ca Oct l. lo"'''"
For everything yoa buy or se et or rr ~ az
nd h. Oh 20 hereafter " 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
CUPREME COURT. CITY and County of New. York
Nem!2lork Daily Gribnne,
RETAIL RUN TRAFFIC.

second Ward ...........TmRD DIT.
The third days granting Of Licenses for hs Ward
of Tuesday. Aid Haley not present. Assistant
AID. TAFT, assisted by Capt. Leonard. oficiAted.
o!d5 P dai g S S.ss 61es S9 81 SsH
Pole. ALAS 4 &C, ISL frc.,4t
.JIL.s.,us. Bennett Co, 100 Froatst. CYhoesae)
Sssy Few 81 Ns's,q,s, t"66S5ss1ie9 49,,
wy, s M2sl. ia 4a GeS sssis Soss s broadway
Js.os W:os Sosil.; Van SsS Bush "a Broadway
T !;as IsH, e, a tsi. WOE 5ols.,,
8 W S.sl an p Fulson Nnl-t
Ihcust Boyd, lsil lul'ou<f. Real.
W@ ho~ 70 Be-. mso,s' Iehs Riley rs Jshn-sL
Hem, Bohre "a FultoasL
ssSusi : hsiei S Joh'-st. R-tsl
4 A. stus1es. . ful,Onst. Whsessls
ft f Fss As5,s Is S.s b ~ s = !. t s1
' , Keen l62 wllisnrr, 4 ) KIsler, lo1 s-s.u.st
lesse 10 1 ii Ful,on Msfsfs 5ohn D-ck-- P.-s-ro~
NJ Lssseit Il fulton 90 Jacob Weber, sprucest
Third Ward-sEcoSD DAY.
Tie E0cise Board Of the Thru Ward IN attendance
at ihe Mayors Office Wednesday TO grant further D.
Gems : They granted fifty refused four. Two 4
thos previously refused applied am again desired L.
oe Sc;
ssh smith :, Wv e 6 p t cSh 8 s.Fs,y'
nsio CUookc rtush ~ ssisi G. Haasa l9i NaIIsyst
a y Ds5i5 l.S 4, sg.s. 6 r ca: g Ts5'sa't
l. sshsat s chsaterss- Colckaa Aoors. is West.
Harmon 81 CourI,ar ,Joan AdNls Nsrr-1...
JolA Allen . tcuri.anet a. Auns Me} sr o. Vesey~-
Mu by. NCur John
slre4ck he - Orrclwlh 8 ~ q. N.iuy, iC
u NeltIc 4. 90 Net, 4. L. Chsfha1 a. WArd)
H. NilssrsCl. ia Nos-st- Noes N r
J. oaltOl l55 Liberty 81 Karl Rover lS5 ChanherS
Gesed last Called AgSu. he sd De-
all iae AstAn sd he I'D thug
TsfuseC sgda
join SceT lei Chambers de hsi heea rsp1rsed f,r ssas
hqUor without license h"rd G. BE pad bro1rli
tAsf he hd p1 Z; AID ou the strrngi
c,rss he refused and traen-d he EJad 4
ls~ h had and make th. hin
feiffloFs q o. he place BEN.
q ii B,ckr ice ResdrsL p. A ~. Msrsa 50 Courisnist
r u SkiRLer 81 CLsIuferSSt G Ste,iss, l3 Wsrgrnst
u ksurrhsru % Nahing tou. " Van keek. - Barclays
j A NJ Dwell lsl NcSt-sL ID Sa-sol 25 Nsszu g.0l-st
&. Detu,r is Nesf-sf. = Y. y ebh - y aE7enSc
n A Atyefsa. E bsrclsy-st h Ross u k.afe-t
G. J. Ksue ~ Cosrtlard-t ~ Pierre. u AeaeeTs
S Clren. iee Murfsy-st iNrl B. Post - Faio--sL
/. fasr 4 Coz ley1 N1sh Tor Il Lane ~ " -sfst
) cCtsctoier. g. (hsl1hersSt
- s. feters pace Cburrhst- bsssrssut lRsfzsad T.
81 u -
cCGnG Co, 81 Ful;os-st. ? Rs~e CO, 100 Nsssyst
strsubcF g Barclays
Lane Isl LibeTiys Ike porter house N ae easselL
ls6 hcssse OF tas ground Of keeping prosatutes
Fourth Ward-TUsD DAY.
'e Commissioners Of Excise, Ade.nin Oakley and IS
- II Alderman OBen were IL session a. the Mayors
EIDE yesterday, TO grant hceuses Capt Dtcheif Of the
fce was also IN attendance with bis o al reported t
Il tLe places whore liquor sold IN ihs Ward Ias was
heithd day-ihe extra day for licenses Licenses were
Rrsr;ed a. Follow:
lehn Krifrsn. Sc tnr-t Seccra We'd
- Lar sta-H.a-. ( y 1lcsysag 60 4sIIta A-l-