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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

~ Of Waworth Nsson Guild No . broadway,
lectures ous Iron Pc ior steam Ca sad Water valves Cocks
description Of aud Gas Wrks Boil
Boiler Fues Feed Pumps Gods and Evaposors steam Fl1
other Boiler aud Engine
He also variety Of Steam aud HOt
Naterwaruang Gasghrz 4pp1ratns refers examples
Of his EoTk IN nearly every section Il the cogauy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24
DERDAN's GOLD QUARTZ MACHINE MANU-
ID FEATURING COMPANY,
No wsllst, Nsw-York


HRNANENTAL IRON WORK, &c.-CROW-
" ELHs patent iron Rail ng without rge IA
entirely article uniyaed for simplicity Inability aud econo
Ny; ADAPTED any style pattern onamn and warranted -
than Be the Eset prIne
pie The NwYrk Foundry and Iron Rans Company nlnaiee
with dscr pOn Of Iron Work Tor
buildings and yagi brackets columns yslt
Esng bacniss verandsh Office AID desk railing door
guards F0undry foot Of fh- North River
Of all scpons loves prices Specimens Of the rail
their No ~ Duine So few
dooIs q Of Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24
C,WEENEY,s CEIEBRATED HOT-AIR and VEN

- TILAIING FURNACE - heafinz Cnlrches faoHs Dtd
irss Dwelling Hogses-The NewYork FURNACE Co haV
the right manufacture and sell the above
mined Furnece following STATES Viz NewJsney New
YORK Of Ssgars and Ee and al the Eers
0idrTs
tks named territory NEWYORK FURNACE Co.
No 5TrY0n-ros opposite the City Hall New oft
B-The Furnaces b. Messr shannon kmbsF.
No - Naterst J. Iuct-Ts No II South och Ct,
NnfmstBrsh. l. /, and d. PrOnty Co, Boston
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ELIss Cc~rs. Aacsionset
NOMBS x RICHAkIS viii sell, on wEDyl

- pay OF =, Al TIE htf1haln ENchasge az . selsk
SIX desirable Iuicrz Lots Via Lot sa sJv ia -
ice ct dsstf IS 5.h $50. Les loAr
rosth SIDE Sal st ard distant IS e. 4aN 0ssAI
he Pureh-se nancy uay rcEa or yees . eeSl Tue
nd
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y tLLftN = MAtioN A-cH1lcer
TON SALE at No. 81 6th-Av.-TCESDAy
CAMFILiAS-WILLIAM IRVING & Ca a.,

~ coueers. vii sell q auction 90 WEDNESDAY. Oct n rIN
occck he sales No nct superior e0sstts J, =,
ard 81 CO. Camel .eced FROM The eccsr q D,lN
kse. PhsSeiphi- The arss IN he Uned ssaieSl 81 Ia
variety ard the chores: from 10 !. -
high Aso number CT Winter fi0Nern< Plants. .f-.-
AID forss respectfully called ths q -,
rrls u the choices l0Etmsnt offered -
90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

TOR shIE-One of those msrble-fronf bassmsnt
porsss On ,h soufs ssss 81 1oas. - iset
Nv = Get, io; fer: ~ - fert1 f2s-11 r ~,
wi -ri.u- desired LA. ft-eesory Oi.-c 80, o,
q 81 80 fse. I'll Az Lorse = - ,
ATIiyio tbe5h Z u - -
EURNIsHED COUNTRY SEAT To- SALE-Wthin
~ nc. 81 Wills AID ho1Tiy e-e wta sTsfy
eor os rpsdr oocsptrcy weeks notice Ffee roNN
Tou.. and Yr-furs hifis 1,1y 13sgss- Al
de- sFCFETAsY. Box No 81 Pos OAee
uUDsONPARK. 40 minutes from the city, con
ttes 10 sstfu us;ed bal ME a59ys Il < 4
S- :, Ddsyv CIek. som Of The sites tbs poPey
saosd e1sise snd picturesque yiSi W any o. ~
srres L broad rendering every PAT e-f
- TIE ~ree9a o
in1s Of clss viii b contained s couy-yaacsD
rropsry convenient an desirable O-.usn sf
fssS.re.s egnesrsd supsriof o.ner n N
city 70 ofersd Fifty rr eenf o. t1 ~.
uorsy bond and rrortrEzs for tsf .. me
usb mtroTererts benz made On .h4s
Of ire desrts yet Be- hs1 .psea. e. r,5
nap. ,rd obeY infornsfion apply % D. b VIII ~
row oYposi,e City Hsl, from A u - =. ~
HOUsE and LOT for sALE-ln 3'd-s'., oe.NeeH
-. 81 I'D rb-sr. Beautifully sssst7c o. fshs $50
H., ip, u II the pleasure grounds tAeaa - 49,
the ro6ern IN prove ots
v h. Ia AZ cot pre- sppisd for sy
ear rem an on bend ana norts&se API %
Pr5isrr No zss Wes.25ths near eh-sV
IOTs on 29TH.ST. for SAILS full Los OF
C-s-rS on tbs Dorh de Of zohs betSeen 10 IN M ~.
a., iou ID dpsy the block eteh ot a ices !" Hun ~
and lto feet deep IL t...., ,bs 4b .,5 s.i.vt
a. L. On lIs,st between llth md lltssVs ApPyto
A'o' ~ va ~ COLE 4 CHlLrOS, No 10 Sasssr e..
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Safes br AEcticn
- yrrw> Alcio1cer
Z rr...1-rr..r. a a..

NEEH> AR.o-ees
yl BANGS. BROTHERS 4 20. -Trsjs S.l-.
> Roor-s 10 - ririrov
4 JCTlON NOTiCE.-HAGGEhT J0NEST
"a 90 v ell 90 AfOA DAY o. g. 80 a Rss. -
81 l slst coTrrr of G4ce, rcr--7o-I OF f9s4 -.
hood e. al cszEEs excePl ftF. aaar 4. "a,
ioek brof IN ra1e y o. TIE sst uAsrrs ga A.,
eqrai Pr gealtY G. t.e t, Nesa,rts eiliF xz.zlas "a.
Hst sr-e A. ton f-~s Ard "a "a ~ -.
re e.as tgnaiA la G IA eous-iia O. ass bsrs va :, y
- irc ~. q IS trft =, of - flt AL - ef ~
vcslinE ttt = - 7s vsd Of the pattern ka5sa !. -
Tan o. fsif1s sample q lie gstty - A. a.
ard 10 hole foT .rsn.slc ne Alasic Doh -
Iuus 4 Sa-cc y he 1As ofs.is; aoi r.,v.s a
l-lsres bsi ~ - a. bait IN y da ~A tsiofsAs ss1s
bt made - Yaii ia ~
Ao sin ~ qusntry and q the qsaiiy a The 49,
credit Of AID months viii Tor afe, -
seisfs - Is pr cent cf y c.sh o. dsy % So. ~"
A UCTION NOTICE.-N slusble sock 6ae-TEE-.
N Gu ard Farc, Gcos Ne sthEv Ia sd, :, ~
sosk all be oeutrged THIS DAY Noa3av 4 Oc.ss,, -.
oecek osEEoEcnE viii Lot No S2i On To- CaA5saA ~
JNO T. VAN ANTWERP 4 SON. Alcts,,--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

forte Waeroons eoun No Barclays No Ss Broxs~,,
srs o. P.nof0rt- o 81 octxvs. f al. ~,
sasA sPPrsvsl p-p>s Oh Pa .ksn u sIehanxs Pass
s.ssi % hire. &Ahks THOMPSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

nSSINING SCHOOL, sing sing, WeslchtsteI -,
w YThe Winter Tern his Select Boarding school for
tov viii eorausuce or the WEDNESDAY OF Nov mex PoE
tcrs relyisw With the Principal application may be MAZE
fsI a few days si No IS Hsrmonesr ,-ov =, D,,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

DOARDING-S Suites Of Rooms second and third
10 foors furnished OF unurrshed With ps1s bath ke
Err hsuss partial Board No ~ We h a.
Rtfsrtpc4s xehsngcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

DOARD.-Two large Parlors ON the second moor
I'D bach and front With paBs These rooms arr
~ h.rnrhed and the third Hosr Aso fey snSe
men Reference exehsnsed NO % H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

NEXSEN Il Co.-WESTERN LAND AGENCY,
~ Lafayette Ind Office in NewloTk No 6j Waist Govern
land located s.ion
Indiana llno Wisconsin and Iowa JadoOus locations sis
Of the newly In the above States will realize ONE
HUNDRED PER CENT snnum Psre Interested should
ply Immediately the beet locations being daily taken
n Go personally all locations entrusted 70 them For
fTltr Information aud circulars apply the Land Warrant oee
Of I. J. COLEMAN, Nc. IS Wallis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

BOARD in BROOKLYN-One or two Gentiemen
ID can fnd .rrs ga h.sd.oey farnsed Room a 30 20 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

DOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTs;-A very P pea,
Pom single gentlemen WAN r@i-
- 7. .r1i,a,s family Inquire a. No - WILLOWS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

DlAN0-FORTES.-The finest assortment of Piano
Fortes In the city Be fozni the warsroous al
CUNTS No ga SC.-. son1tns Of Georss Hs~
bcon make With and without the Koisa A-a Boadeir -
secondhand Pianos tr sale % 70 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

E0R SALE-Very cheap price Sl-5, handsome
Octave Rosewood Piano FORE 80
made BY city Hs.er Apply the nAnuf;oy Of MCDONALD
4 BRO No Bowerv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

informs his eac and the pr5 that be hAs renewed Piano
FORTE WARRIORS 70 the elegant saloon No & over the
entrance 70 Nsack Iheae where he will CONSTANTS an
hand ssplenhd assortment Of Fos Of his unsaaf.tr.
those OF other Aker from the price Piano 40 ~
splendid grand Pianos slooo each he Will keep a. .sa-t
rnf Of and second hand Planes Pisnos boTht
and sold exchanged and repaired B. No ecaaeeau via say
other establish ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

WI yreh srf Spanish BOARDiG SCHOOL ioE ale
- 49,, Terr,s fotosen J Terms psf snnnn- $40 20
- ir eor.e a studiss uciud ~ French Noca Muse AID
T-.~r-us Circulars the in-fituion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

- ROOMS No e. Broadway, three dO0rS above Cansls
Lshie Newtors eeebraied Piano. HaOtt Davis CO.. EOl
secondhand Pi4ns &c Sole for the celebrated Organ
Meodeon Ac Mslodeors Of daerenI sizes LIBERAL dseoant
The = O BRADBURY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

CEWING MACHINES.-Tbe general superiority OF
- GROVER BAKER Co.'S Machine indeed nov Justly al
mttsd bot purchasers should take be drawn BY
PARTIES. ron the particular points which this machine eIces
others simplicity durability facility and certainty Of opera
speed besuty srrEh and peranney Of IL work They
be spersrion No - Chambers New York Descp
tive Fan Tkes t3rwsrded request Pace SIS 10 $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

ROARDiNO-No. 90 DlVeo~ay- a. a. az 80 nv.
- no With board 81 Broadway vs; thu
ostz perAnsny rsnseny viii End al the eofnfs q bone
fkosf the srsoJnee u ho Transient board 81 20 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-14

MORE MORMON DIFFITULTIEs.--TheD De-
troil Free Press announces the renewal ol
depredalions by Mormons of Beaver Island,
upon the Fishermen along the shores and in
the waters of Lake Michigan. Early in The
Spring. six or eight small houses owned by
the Fishermen al Brick Point were burned,
and TWO hundred barrels Of Fish stolen. On
the 8Ih ult., about $500 dollars worth Of
properly, consisting Of boats, nets, clothes,
&C., was pundered from various persons on
Gull Island. These, with other rascalileS,
have been traced TO a gang OF men from
Beaver Island. Tho cilizens Of M0ckinac
and the fishermen Of Pine River and Gull
Island have held meetings TO devise means
10 protect themselves against these depreda-
tions. Il is feared there will be an open
ou,break.--Sdndusky Register.
MURDER,--On the night Of the l2lh ult.
Reuben Gaines, who lived about eight
miles from Culpepper 9. H., was murdered
by a negro man. The negro had visited a
negro woman at Mr.. G.'s, and was ordered
not to repeat his visit. Being caught there
again, Mr.. G. whipped him; the next night
he entered Mr.. G's house, fopndhim asleep,
and Killed him by a blow on the head with
an axe. He was arrested aud Imprisoned
Io.awail his trial. lie confessed The mur-
der; but alleged that the woman persuaded
him 10 The pcl.--R Richmond Dispaich.
The Cincinnati Atlas says the State tax in
that county is increased this year from thir-
tyfyo TO lilly.ono cents on tho hundred
dollars.
The editor of the Catholic Mirror has re-
ceiyed authentic information that Patrick
O'Donnohough, another Irish exile, has cs.
capped from Van Dicman's Land and is now
on his way 10 this country
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-14
MIR. Barrere.

The Cincinnat Enquirer of Wednesday
contained the following article:
:" We made statement The other day on
the authority Of the Dayton Empire, 10 the
effect that Samuel Lewis, OF this city, at
Frecsoil assombage in Dayton, had an
nounced tha. Mr. Barrere. the Wing condi-
date for Governor, had sent his declension
to Columbus, and the paper was then in The
hands OF the Wing Executive Committee.
L" The Empire was undoubtedly in error.
We had it yesterday morning from Mr..
Lewis, in person, that he was moi OF Day.
ton, not al ,ha, meeting of course, and has
not made such statement as lha,, there or
elsewhere.
1.-The Empire was probably wrongly in.
formed oil the name Of the speaker, for we
doubt not such a statement was made, since
it was piece Of information which we had
in our possession some time since, and were
expecting 10 hear something respecting it's
authenticity from those at Columbus who
were reported as having the matter in keep.
ing
Now, we wish 10 say that if any Wing,
Free Soil, or Locoioco speaker, or editor,
has reported tha, Mr.. Barrere is not a candi.
da'e, or has sent his decension to the
Wing Executive Committee, such person 10
guilty of utlerng lalsehood, and the sooner
he corrects it, the sooner he will be able to
satisfy the people that he intends 10 &C, like
an honest man. The editor of the Journal
is u member Of the Wing State Central
Committee, and has been chosen its Sccre-
lary. We have in our possession letter
from MIR, Barrere, in which he authorizes
the Committee TO announce 10 any one who
may inquire, that he is a candidate for Gov.
ernor. This letter was written in March,
after his return from Congress, and he has
never, since that time, intma!ed 10 the Com.
minoe any change Of purpose When the
Committee has any notice that Mr., Barrcre,
or any other candidate on the Wing ticket,
declines TO hold that position, the Wings Of
the State will receive due notice oil thar
fact.
We have heard, from other sources, that
Barrero had written 10 the State Central
Committee, declining 10 be a candidate aad
desiring tho Wings 10 vote for Mr. Lewis.
This is all false. There is not word Of
truth in the entire yarn. When the Wings
Of Ohio are ready 10 desert their own stan
dard, and unite with the free trade aud di.
rect taxation parry, we shall probably know
it as soon as the rest Of the people, but .ha.
time will be u long way beyond ,hc year
1858, We hope our Whig friends will
promptly put an end TO this shallow cleo
tioncering rick, by denouncingi i, as il dc.
servos.-O. S. Jour.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-14
Important Railroad letting.

The attention Of railroad contractors is
invited TO the advertisement Of the President
and Chief Engineer Of the Marietta and Gin
cinnud Railroad, which appears in our COL
umns to-day. by that advertisement il will
be seen that the whole Of the GREAT ONO
VALLEY RAILROAD, from near Cincinnati TO
Bridgeport, opposite The city of Wheeling,
is soon TO be in process Of construction.
The first contract Of sevenly-fve miles
was leI about eighteen months ago, and is
nearly ready for tho iron, which is now ar
riving in the country Sixiy.ivo miles were
placed under contract last fall, and The two
divisions now offered embrace between 80
and 80 miles.
This is the longes, road in Ohio, under
one charter, and ii is designed to be the best
in the Union. It's shortest curve has ra-
dius of 1885 feet. lis heaviest grades are
moi over fifty feet to the mile, and these for
distances and on straight lines II is 10 be
laid with the best compound rail, weighing
seventy.6ve pounds TO the yard. Nearly
ono hundred miles Of the road will be COM
pleIed The present year.
This road forms an important portion oil
what will be practically The shortest roulo
from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, New York
and Boston. The line must also command
the travel and trade Of the rich States Of
Kentucky and Tennessee with the Atlantic
cities, and with the valley Of tho upper Ohio
and the Allegheny,--Marietta Intelligcn'
Ger.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-14

0Ir Mr.. JAS. FISH, of the steamer Jane
Franklin, will please accep, our thanks for
q file Of late Cincinnati papers.
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MARRIED..

-nORRIs-Junss BY Rev Isaac H. Tatte Mr. Frances
R,,ns fths City NewY0rk to Ms Jennie T. Morris Of Bald
"RoWNE-PETERs-At BroOsys, June lass by Rev Dr. Far
lev Gilbert W Bovine May youngest daughter Of the late John
Psters. Esq, all Of Brooklyn
BALDWiH-DOYLR,-On Tuesday, June ~ Rsy Or. Estoa
Mr. Geo Baldwin 70 Mis- sasannah Doyle both Of this CITY
Brown ofNewyort Annie L. daughter Of James w Acgos
CARyFR-CODDlNGT0Hs-At Albany, June Hos. Albert z
Carver Pittsburgh Ms Ann T., daughter Of the late joseph
CoddL st0n Of New-York CITY. . 49, -, u,
CBAMPLIE-WODELL-A MsbbetyIle, ~ T. John W.
Chsupn ofRewYoh Mis- Phebe daughter OF yosePh oae
COfINGTOE- Jefferson Co, mo- JUNG " Albert
Coyuftop Bovpg Green Ky 70 Jophne OF hon n
w Wells Ds,riet Judge Of The United states ef M.oun
FRY-GWATHMEY-At LeIi.ston, Ky, June Cay "a fy
o. A Ms Ellen o. danshr Of the e oeofss v ""shmey
IoSFs RITTyR Conn Benz Jones ofNev
va 30 NJ trsa daushsf " Joha kirer
JAcKsOs-COOKE-Jgzs Mr. Peter H. Jseksoa 10 his Any
edose az o. Lima " Juns August. r. Lssehza
enesee Valley Canal and Mary elder daughter Of Horace
r s5a1,n Philadelphia Jsne Jobs
~ 80 Co. NJ J. 70 Ann HuehinAoe Of Delaware
PoTTER-ZIMsER-M Albany, n Y Juns 8 Benz Peusf Of
al. 10 Mn Csihsrbe thinner Of Ne~.fort
The HoiT CommuDon By Rev w A. Muhnbe< d. D. Nj ssmad
PbiIbps Jr Mss Ida J. Fleming all Of this ely.
sEWARD-KtRKLAND-In this city, on ftnpdsy June
Rev Dr. HAWKS Alexander Seward, ofUneA 70 cessssa L. s
Of Charles p KhilsDd. 80 ux~.d A. r
TABER-FREEcH-At Newport r !, ysae ~ syy $3.50
T.le ofNsw.YorL. and Mis- Mar dsaees nthe,ss & O.
yIDAUD-BOYD-At Portisad Ne. Jsss 49, AZ iohst
yasuA Of Esw.YOrk, 70 kSy Ebsssssh ses@
BOYD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

D,ven No t2 I5ths y wife pe-st OF boys aud girls Of
all colo's The sad Nth smile t they sod
bous what they wanted cgsu beer and walked out Lcess
refused
Sullivan SOL tbs Cspt Stephenson said this keeps dis
orderly place nd ybe will do he pears Sundays List sun
there Opening the
wall Adwe will which the hes, for you obey the
John Hsnnscsmp, ilsTItbst Hsary TbOsts. 2s lcth+r
VIM Mcdonald ~ West i8th%-
Donald i6shst Reported disprdey house. License
she Kept wanted in the ward
L. Ho.ze ITO sh.v- basement Refused the ground OF
John Fsrnhsm l0 2b This has been compsasd Of BY the
peishbontbere License refused
Christian Lsuts isl l7thst. lGrsnedl
John n Deeen IS sthav. lGranted.I
John Hnken 16 7,hsv He said be kept closed on Sundays
WIN serbef 2i Slbasement beer cellar IA new place and
disordery License refused -
o. Tie.n se i0tsv IGrsnted Hsines 2i 7thav IGrsntsd
II msreke IN 7thsy new place and reported d''rasH'
John Kelly "a 25t shsv-basemeut liquor store Ava
You drive cart Key-My horse died l.'t January .ns eoeea
mstns others poorer You must lay over - .... -
Mhsn ISL oh-av LAID over because he Keeps opea on
Do..her s shsv Gnnted with Prov'' to keep closed on
Core 1856 stb.t Reported very bad plsee By Capt Ste
Beckmsn i7i 10Th sv Tourney lss 2tss Laid over
Barley l2t i@hst Granted Albert Hsnfin' zn iO'h'n
Sstbew wynn ri ahs He his application and money BY
obn Jsnsn IN hsv liquor and ae,n He said hs kept
IL Alderman viii call IN he said DO wsud
treat Aer further good remarks
IS Hsnry Fry ics oh-sv. Laid until wedns:dsy
John SHnpsop 4s6th-sv Henry Ssrs Ne lShst
II Tistsop All stbsy n Keuns. ,s1 25thst
r Pad nj o6,hs B. VI. Plastic, lS lsthst
p DseIs Isl 2otb-st Bernard Smith, $50 7h
~ Mundt 81 9fhav. WIN HOFFMAN, iSta'" Po''
J. J. Mooney, 6 loths.
The Board adjourned to this day Thursday at 10 c'ck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

NEwaRK.-Tbe population Of Newark n 1880 was $500.
r, h now estimated al $4,000 During the past year more
than 600 buildings were constructed within its bounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
IAdrerfisnrncrtl
~ General Jackson told our New-York merchant

~ General JdCkfUu UlIu Uur NtW- IUIk ucfCuduIs
that tssss trade borrowed capital break Yet there
are some almost business who promise directly indirectly
what they prepared 10 perform eoor. however always
ready aks the matches Dasaeusiype Cyons Coorsd C+
otypes Nc, which have usds hs 0asy hTo<hoz tHs
sasry ana tho world tho hssdaossu Of ct TIE EmPrs CuJ
Reors Rsoxe easy ofecSssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

The Charleston g. CT papers Of Thursday announce the
marriage Of Donald G.. Mitchell. Of Connecticut {" TX
Mrvel ut'o Of ths Reveres Of Bachelor" to Miss
Mary f. daughter of William Pringle, of Charleston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

To THE LApHs.

To THE LApns.-UBsDrLL, PZIRsos o. LAKE invite
IN. OF their patrons 70 the opsuns Of se
"a ieL plaid Silks Barese Jscouets kc recsirsd By
-. ar embracing novelties which ready
"a, Broadway between Grand nd broomssts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

When sun down was called, the St Georges Club had
played two innings with the exception of one hand and
by both made l45 The New York Club, in one innings
made 1875 within 90 Of their opponents
The game was resumed yesterday and amer spirited
contest resulted in favor Of the NewYork Club The ST.
George Club scored in all 1866 the New York Club 81
with wickets not down
PRIcHs OF PRovIsIoSs-The following were the retail
prices of some of the principal articles for the table Of
Washington Market Wednesday, June 8, 1855
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MasrnLAs, MASrnLAs, CRAPE SHAwLs, 3e-l ne
ladies viii md a. T. TowLE Cos Of CGlnnosa na 70
IN Grand he most plendd assortment OF men 10 on
city The patterns imported sxeusyey and se.sq VI
nom IN. b, homes IN Para Rich bsck ana eoied hsnn.
Vss Aou. Ne OF the recherche and eessoe es snd
pattern. from a 70 ezo. Aso nch assortment Cspe
shaw plain and embroidered q every eoof " " " SN uen
Ilv froms lt 70 ~
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After ton is called to an advertisement offering ESQ re-
ward fer tie detection Of certain persons Supposed to have
bes concerned In the murder of girl named Mary Ann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

The splendid Rose Garden of PheIan & Co, in Frs.av
between ih and 9Th sts is now in fall bloom with tens OF
thu usands Of II magnificent oasis in desert OF
bricks and mortar Mr. P.s father one Of the earliest
florists in this country
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SuS PiIsTNG-The particular attention OF the pup
lie .ed 70 GuRsEys new style Of Colod Dasuereotypes which
sps an ythins heretofore produced Also his MATCHES" Cysts
trre. No $40 Broadway.
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The driver of an Eighhst omnibus, the other day tsok
up respectable and redres,ed colored man. with his
wife and daughter vhereat five white o,fers Indignantly
got out without paying any fare. geHteDaS, ho~ever
made their loss by handing the change to the driver
reward for his proper spirit Now, is there any reason
Why respectable negroes should be excluded from pablo
conveysDces instead of the dirty splitting disgusting beer.
drinkers, who the daily pest and dread of ladies'
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Y. Cleveland J. Mortimer Hail. Otis X. Potter. and G b,
lie Barron constitute the Executive Committee.
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fAdyertiement.l

Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, No. AZ
Boswsy sale Of Boots, Shoes and Caters comprising me
offered fifty cent below the usual retail
pTce, Please call examine JosEss No f2l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10

Charles H. Andrews. well knowp and highly respected
printer formerly in this City, bat recently of Albany, died
ia the latter city on the 9Th inst
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Mr Clukes Complimentary Benefit will take place TO-
night at Nblos when Faint Heart Never Won Fair
Lady" with Clarke as Ruy Gomez and Mrs. McCready
the Duchess ber first appearance in this City, "A
Morning Call" by Miss Fitzpatrick aud Mr. whesiy and
the Serious Family" by Burtos Brougbsn. Clarke Mrs
Hughes Msosme Ponis. Miss Weston. &c, will be given.
Mr. c. will be greeted with & crowded house.