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Liver COnU1asnt,

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duccd to seyenty-fve cents, can always be
had fresh at the drug store Of April II.
VIM. BOGEL.
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TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TINES is published at SIX DOLLABS
per annun payable in advance.
ADVERTI5ING-For one spare of FIFTEEN LINES
less first insertion so cents and every succeeding In
sertion 25 cents.
Thrice aqreeF square, first insertion 62l cents;
every succeeding insertion 37l cents.
Irice a aeek, peek-For square, first in
serton rs every succeeding insertion SO cents
Advertisements gilmore than square, will be charged
the proportion according the number OF squares
But the advertisement exceed square, or any num-
Der full squres, by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged as aha square; if it exceed
square, any number oull squares by eight Ines the adj
ditional lines will be charged as full square
Thenuber of insertions of Advertisements must be
ted the Ms they will be inserted until ordered to
be stopped and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines and in
$50 for is lines and that proportion for advertisements
greater length except Auctoneers, who charged
800 paper included)for all sales before their doors
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THE DAILY TIMES

STANZAS.
There three lessons would write
Three words-as with burning pen,
In tracings OF eternal light,
Upon the hearts of men.
Hare Hopei Tho clouds environ now,
And gadness hides her face with scorn,
Put thou the shadows from thy brow
No night has but its morn.
Haze Fattht where'er thy bark is driven
The Gains disport-the teInptest's 1uirth---
Know this-God rules tho hosts OF heaven
Tn inhabitants of earth.
Have Lone! Not love alone for one
But man, as man, thy brother call
And scatter, like the circling sum-
Thy charities all.
Thus grave these lessons on thy Soul
Hope Faith and Love-and thou shaltfnd
Strength, when lie's surges widest roll
Light when thou else vert blind
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SPRING IRADE-1S53.
BROOKS, BELL & CO.,
Importers and J0bbers of Foreign mud Do
n,estie Dry Goods,
No II Pearl street.
1000 PACKAGES FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS
ID recent arrivals from Europe, New York and Bos
ID ton, we now in receipt of our stock of
Fresh Sprin. Dry Goods,
Which offer the usual terms, and to which we
daily invite the attention OF city and country merchants
In American and British Prints, Lawns, Ginghams,
mole color ed and black Apaccas plain black and high
ceored Mouselanes, Barege de LANES, Challie Bare
ges, and many other choice styles Dress Goods we
have beautiful variety
Knowing the wants ofthe country trade we have paid
especial attention Staple and Domestic Goods and of
fer a better stock than usual
In Linen Goods of almost every kind, Cloths, CASH
meres Vestings, and Goods for mems wear, and White
Goods. we have really superior assortment.
Ins word We have the pleasure to oler this Spring
stock IN every respect desirable than at any time
heretofore.
We solicit call from the friends and acquaiDances Of
the following young gentlemen with salesmen
WIN Caldwell, Waynesboro; John Snead, Flu
wanna and Buchanan; Saml Mitchell, Bedford E NJ
Norvell Lynchburg.
Our stock is now ready for exhibition
mhs BROOKS. BELL & co.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.


SPRING AHEANeIEWENT.
nN and after this date, the departure of the trains
~ will be as follows:
Express train leaves Ricl mond daily, Sun
days excepted at 7Sclock A. M
Leaves Petersburg daily, Sundays except
ed at u O'CLOCK T. NJ
Mail train leaves Richmond daily, at.... 3loclock P M
Leaves Petersburg daiyat ---.-.--.. 4iO'clock A. M
Freight train with passenger car attached will leave
Petersburg every Monday w ednesday and Friday, at
10 o'clock, A NJ.
Fare when tickets procured at the Office 90
Children over and 2years of age servants
and cooured tickets are procured at the
ofice--haf price
e. Through tickets. in connection with Bland &
Dunns Western Stage line, be procured at the Office
to the following places
Greensboro, c. $40
Salem, do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL
Lexington DO. 10
Salisbury do. ..---.-----.....-.--- ID
Charlotte do. IL
Tickets to Weldon on
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays
and fridays at .-os II. ~
For Port Waltha, where it connects with the steam
boat Augusta, Capt. VIM c. Smith. for Norfolk Old
Point Portsmouth and the intermediate points
Fare Norfolk, Portsmouth Old Point. 81 90
Meals eacl, Observation-Disclosures. so
The freight all articles for Norfolk and Portsmouth,
and the different landings the river must be paid IN
advance
with two passes so that be retained at the ticket
Office and it be expressly stated the pass that
they permitted to go the OF boat the case
may be.
ap 90 THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt
CWOOPE's FAMILY FLOUR-For sale BY
- ape Ell SKINKER
|1OTTnN I,lNER.-3OO dozen cotton Lines for
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SECRET DISEASES.

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
VN HERE may be obtained the most speedy remedy
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DAPER.-The undersigned is now manufacturing
best Book, News, Tea, Fancy cloored, Bill. Envel-
terms at the Messy Creek Paper Mill Mt solen,
Augusta county, Virginia. and is ready to furnish all
der by short notice. All orders will be promptly attended
TO.
ap 21-c3t JACOB SANGERS.
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ORANGES AND LEMONs.-:3 boxes
~ Oranges and Lemons, in fine order just received
per steamer and for sale by s. BONAVITA,
apt Opposite the Banks.
pRlME LAGUAYRA COFFEE.-6o bags,
landing and for sale by ~. 81
APP WILLIAMS BROTHER.
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N1KINE PORTO KTCO SUGAR.-2l6 hhds
prime Porto Rico Sugar, cargo of the brig Edwin
Filter, Captain Hewitt from Mayaguez, landing and tor
sale by
an / LEWIS WEBB & SON.
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DIED..

AUDLIN-Apnl Q, at Oswego N Y, Mr. Thomas Audip ht.
coal @sTcban. d spsudins England aged 81 years '''
The relatives ard m nds Of the family invited Der G
BRowN-xpH IS Edmund Brown aged IS ye. Se'''1
The relatives and friends Of the family and Of his roers Csrneus
fully funeral friday afternoon a osil
o his late residence No 70 HOyt Brooklyn further in
HARRTs-In Camden Valley, N y April Ebenezer Harm. &,
G t ss% %..s sSs an Co.. 70, = rs
son Holland New Gh. i.S ss1S oaI
In enS a.. Dytes .,.nd aR . Mr. w WI
HI. se residence, at O'Clock "'' nv"
M0RRls0N-Aprl H. Susan b. widow the late John Mo.o,
The friends Of the family and sonnlsw Dr. T Hu...,
from the First Presbyterian Church, M and 18th WITH
METcA z.neyle Ohio. Apris Mr. Allen m..o., 49,,
born Lchhed resided in thsf sss, 49,
eno1 Berkshire Co, Mass In len he removed from I
kRsGF E. . % Sga s.s Mrs Mary Jane
0Iison Trr.d.y April T. Ella skull daughter of Elm. ,,s
asc Jus IT, Of congestion OF the brain year nonh. -
P0oLEIn BelOit Wis, Aprs Augustus pools in m. s1ss
Of bis formerly Of North Henpstsad T. ~ 'ne Ssh yesr
opy 3sd N w rs' isS Monday ox. w.
days en- California papers please copy "'n'n' and IL
SIi, J0a " .nn wsdns'dsy Ap Hen. r. ,.up..
Ss and Anna st. John, aged year months snd
Fs Is '. .s sI' sssss Ssss invited
few days.. Illness M:a Thursday April Il III.
es sne also the friend. Of family are invita- 10
s:.:. js.T II TX i s.s: sT E:
WEBBEon fhar.d.y f mSr1 5ssSrn: at. ZAP M ~
Charles webb aged 10 years '' ~ "'''' I" '"as"s'~
BSom.st without invitation Hr ns % !, ios:r
s S1 o member both sssiss q The
""-A NORFOLK Va, April H. Capt Thomas T. Webb u b. N.
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CITY ITEMS.
ENTERTAINMENTS Sc DAY AND EVENING.

ENTERTAINMENTS, Sc DAY AND EVENING
EVENING Father GAvAzzI will give has concluding lecture IN
ls,,,sb A. the tabernacle Subject The lnquisitien
EVENING Dr. will lecture al the Brooklyn Institute
s Ersrsc al NsLos Bens Open Of La sonnambuls' viii
n spven BY the Alboni troupe. =, a.. /. -. ,s;..
nEvfSiSc, the BkoADwAY ny FotreS ~ ns set
snszsetss Of "Mstamor" To conclude with the COMEDY Of
ms Evssrnc Al WLAcxs the Irish Heess by Laura keene
r,s NJ tAs company. Also, The Rough Diamond
"n Esksixc BuRToxs The Merry Monarch" Inc wager,
Blaek Eyed susan with Mr. Burton IN three character
55ssxNs the ST. CHAsLEs for the benefit OF X scott,
Eeosomy u bAssvs. MUSEUM State Secrets" Domestic
&C. the EVENING, for Mr. Hadawsyf benefit
pS~sm ind Wives" and portion Of "The Orphans
1n L.sMse tbs cnevs performance. in the ring on
1ns EvExIxc. WOODS MINSTREL Hall ,,,, v,,,.,v r. ,
- Ethiopian Songs Buiesques &C. "'aA 's'o'y OF no"
ssn EVENING Of the CHINESE SALocr Ovsu,s 9n..-u..,
~ 70 tse summit u Msunt Blac' '"N'P''e !su'
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.w INTELLIGENCE.
cents fare

,,c,-tr OIRT-Before 9nsk- ~, "a Robert B,.Is
Catherine Hall others at nsTers rent Nov
10 recover - :. nav 4 The defense r. tnu uhs
ISL of premises 10 ;i1ng was taken down WINE mr
So 70 occunation and his iurnl'1 ~ 10 rant "a.
@ - ;ona;red II j. conendeu Ia 10, rornsas e..
ricbtfuv due Mr. NJ, it was s .rs,v AT 81 200 year.
two years sr peas an eating house and reiec,9ry Win
- =; d, INNER part ard was uo,ns o,vor,, nav
49, r. cast s;3e was taken down. Mes 80 30 rehud
inc an interest in No 80, having a., yard of the prs-
and also made excavations oy lain 50 900 damages
=; :; S;d thai plantiifs gave no asseIs 70 ~.
~ - down the wall and that pn,htns arc
HALLE for n Verdict for plaintiffs s''O 0'"'e
with interest -. c.orseC Byrns
70 ooosy HSsS sr storage OF hay at Atlantic Doon
,arous defenses 10 which were set up o
and verdict rendered for plaintiff for amount mount
'"" .,h.x, spsuldns at. VIM A. Des Az .ua.ad
~ ohoer, n T snoount laid at $1,000, Tor aiegca
nj ~ IsSsnt causing or permitting 10 De poss.u ~ ~
bar room about forty verses of doggerei poe "a "a ~.
times called severely rejecting upon p'an', [ oS
brother nlaw The plaintiff was anu 70 psnrh Hotel 4.
W Rouery The following the first verse OF the artcis
complained Of;
The article was headed; a., r., or Ds~
PIls and QuiRs or he Beginning ana "' In" "
Kind friends. Row viii nns 20 you
OF sPauldins and Van Arden ssnn sSou, the and
Two friends well known h taISIs y n hand"
Then 90 il Nicks-go Il Rice
Your show. they have 60. let them '"''''
r1oso s, eou SI'S me WE'RE Appended to each verse
II wa. .ad that plaintiffs and Messrs Rice Co had n
val crcus establishments travelling in the same drecuoss
and hard feeling grew mp between them and plaintiffs ~
related 10 defendant il said he kept tle verses Pos
up for six weeks and insisted that they should rea an9
when taken down he put them up again 10 be continues
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BERGEs SrAGLs' - .tages has put on more new anl
of the Bergen line new feature and one Of cosvs
elegant @ he has made s0 Of s.s:
directory by putting ,zens in the different branches
business Of many Of Do e established line Of stages from
Of b"spes F Hs ni to Bergen leaving every half hour
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

Suicide OF A BoY-AbOut o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon German boy, II years of age whose parents
reside M No North Scconds, found by coored
how living dead in feed box in his fathers stable situated
in The vacant lot opposite the house The boy had I'M
doubedly shot himself as pistol which had been dis
charged was found gasped in both hands The contents
Of the pistol consisting oftwo balls took effect IN the rSh
tcmpc and lodged in the brain. The boy had been miss
inc from the night previous No reason be assigned
for his having committed this act Coroner Dickinson
empannelcd jury, and after hearing the testimony of
several persons postponed the further examination until
Yesterday afternoon at clock when after hearing
hrther testimony h@ 'dry re.umaA verdict That de-
ceased came to his death by pistol shot discharged Oy
himself either by accident on design
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERM.

Dobbin and Dobbin agt Cromwell, Hmsm 4 &c 4, ~
Plaintiffs were indebted 10 Cromwell Haight Y Co.
81 300 which they compromised by ndorsed notes Tor -
per cent which paid defendants keeping the origins
notes Messrs Dobbn went to California, ana ON ther re-
tnrn Messrs Cromwell Haght & Co proceeded against
them bv attachment conendng that the compromise had
been obtained by wrong representations plaintiffs obtanec
Injunction and the present proceeding TO get oack
the original notes.-the alleged wrongful representations
being denied Testimony taken.
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In Before Judge MITCHELL.
nEsIsInN

On claim rs TAO shares stock pledged in 1879. BY
Scudder Wilcox Ogden with defendant as security for
$500 W n o., petition of creditors, went after.
ward into bankruptcy Previous this they had assigned
their revsonarv interest to Ely 4 Wilcox under whom
plaintiffs claim title Defendant claims title under the pur-
chaser and that W o. assigned their estate to the
general assignee in bankruptcy The motion is that plain
s make the general assignee in bkruptcya party to the
su;t The motion WAS granted on terms
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Board OF SUPERVISORS first meeting of this
body since the Town Elections took place yesterday at
the County Jail Tunis & Bergen Esq, being appointed
Chairman pro tn. the roll OF the members was called
after which the selected by lot The following
are the members of the Board Mayor Lambert and
Aldermen Holt Brainard Merrill Booth. Morris, Remsen.
Graham. i Wyckof. Oliver. llnman and Dayton, of
Brooklyn Mayor Berry and Aldermen Comstock. RaphS
and Van SAINT, of Wilam>burgh MeSsrs kabheish. j. A
Wyckoff Schenck shoemaker. Bergen and Ryder, of
the County Towns II Democrats and Wings.
After the roll call business was proceeded with and on
the motion of AID Booth the rules of the late Board
adopted AID Booth then moved that the Chairman pro
Inn be authorized 10 fill all vacancies existing in Commit
tees To which amendment offered 10y Aid Van SAINT,
that the appointments be- temporary subject to be taken up
and acted upon nj the next meeting which carried
The Chairman announced the Committees as follows:
On he Pcpantiory-Messrs Booth, p. Wyckof and
Ralphs
On Acconnts-Messrs Bergen Ralphs andJ A. Wyckoff.
4 communication from the Sheriff was presented. inyit
ing an examination into the condition of the Jail by the
Board after adjournment which was accepted The Board
tlen adjourned to meet Tuesday, the 2'h inst, at the
same place
CorRr OF SEssIoSs-In this Court yesterday John
Neiubons heretofore convicted OF burglary IN robbmg
carpontcr's shop in Wiamsburgh in December last,
arraned and sentenced to the State Prison for the term OF
FIVE
Martin and Bridget Grady and James McCarty
tried upon an Indictment for grand larceny and acquitted
They had been charged with stealing trunk from boat
i'm the Atlantic Dock Basin in February last
James Clifford. Hugh Fitzgerald. John ODwyer and
Thomas McCarv having been called on indictments for
selling liquor without licenses, and not answering their
rccocnizanccs were forfeited
JUSTICES CLERKs--At the special meeting of the
Common Council on "Wednesday evening, the following
gentlemen were appointed Clerks to the Justices Courts
of this city
Ffyt Disricf-.John De Witt
Scc0ad District-John G.. Ebere.
JBird Districts Charles III. Warng
The CITY TREAsURER-The Common Council, by
vote of Ayes Nays suspended Avah Milford from
the office of Treasurer of this city for refusing 10 comply
80 tho in fle
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MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ohDstown N " April Mr. james
Willard McGreger Miss Cas Palmer GloyersyiIe
sTEyENS-PAC KARD.-At Albany April II Mr. George a.
Stevens OF New York, to Miss Olive Elizabeth Packard.
TURMAN-SECREST-At COviDgtOD Ind, April Scion Tur-
Editor Of The Conon Friend to Miss Josephine daughter
Hon. Henry Secrest, of Putnam Co.
WILLlAMS-BOsWELL.-AtM iddlepor H. March a. Mr. ID.
McA Williams Champaign Ohio Bosweu
Of Psrshs Grove. Benton Co Ind.
WOODlN-PENTY the Clinton Hotel in this city ON Thurs,
day, April Is BY Judge Green Mr. Woodn
20 Mrs. Gennet Peny Of Seymour Conn.
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SUPERIOR COURT-Before Judge PAINE.
Iii. s.holl.rd /. ,e Taranre nonnellv

To recover damages for alleged nespass in entering
premises Of plaintiff No 80 Washington St, throwing the
furniture into the street and assaultng plaintiff The own
denies having done So but says that planth had Prev
ousy surrendered the premises to him and moved away
This was denied. No defense offered. Verdict foe
plaintiff, $50
William Slattery agt John O'Bren.
To damages for alleged assault and battery at
foot of Pkest the evening of Sunday sth Aug, when
plaintiff received stab in the right breast aud u
said two other wounds In defense it said that tho
parties agreed to fight and did and number of persons
were round and is denied that defendant inflicted the
slabs Verdict for plaintiff cents.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Part Nos. 1886. 7J6 l,is5, 3J6,
400 267, 81, 29i 405 40, 52e, 500, 53l 532 533
Common PLEAs.-Pmt Nos. 756 to 76f 76iI, 76J to
5G9 Part lN0s, COL dss 7OO 7is to 1856 TAG, 40, III,
172.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. 2O5I ga, go, 263 49, FIT,
l9 1922 2O3 226 800 3OO 30l, 30i 3Os 37 49, 1872 262
323 327 329 33 to 33i 1851 233 2s7 3O5 $780, 1885, JJT,
81, $50, 3il 3l2. Jii.
SUPREME CoUW-Special Term-Nos, Gs, 7, l6, "a. "A,
% 80. 49, -, - 10 -.
L. = DIsTRIcT CouRT-Nos. 81 toto. AZ. q. a.
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COURT OF GENERAL sFssIONs-Apya -Befoe Judge BEBEs
and AID WARD and DEsMAN

NJ. :. Ellsworth, young man under indictment for
forgery in the fourth degree forging checks or orders in
the of different persons and presenting them to
Messrs Blunt Syms and other dealers pleaded guilty to
nc indictment and remanded TO prison await sen
ence There are three other indictments against Els
worth.
No other business being ready the Court adjourned for
tLa ,lay
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RIAL EsraTE-The following sales of Real Estate
were made by A. J. Blocker s. Co April Il:
Real Estate
fAdvprt s-uientl
uprAS HA1L.EWc seldom allude in detail to tn,

COLUMBIAN HAIL.-Wc Seldom aIInde IN de'ail 10 the
going No 23 Gnds, purchase Dry Goods
positive that readers will believe general remarks bat wew
y present. that IN The extensive assortment Dig GOois for the
India Grape Shaws plain and embroidered from s. go h
Brocsde silks IS cents yard Barge de LANES per yard
ard other Dess Goods in proportion ladies' should
bargains offered Columbian Hall and
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Gas, Gas, Cast The YANKEES BEAT. - ARCHER
WARNER Co No SIG Broadway receiving orders for their Su
pero Maine, NewH .mpshre Mae
sachuset Connecticut &c &c. Retail customers also supplied
Manufacturer prices IN modern and antique patterns
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rAavs-tissment.f

FIVE ARrs-Artists Amateurs, and Schools. are
srsc invited examine large choice stoc Of Artists
with splendid collection Of ena'nEs suitable for
studies w. ScH,Us, No 80 Broadway up sSlrs
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Wiamsburgh Dspensary held last evening the following
Report received from the Apothecary Dr. liardcaste;
The whole number of treated llj, viz at Dis
pcp-arv 334 their houses 40 vaccinated 80 Ofthese
There were males females, 2sl Places of Nativity
United State, lis Ireland 800 England, Il Germany
H. Whole number Of prescriptions. ~.
Di,,a>cs-miurcs, -; minor surgery % skin, 81
nervous. 33 abdomen, Il rheumatism, - eye and
m heart lungs and throat - fever IL urinary diseases
Is. syphilis / ; confinement, 10 vaccinated b.
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- COLLECTORS THE ovsroNs
nsnss Bacon District Of Oswesathe Newiof place OF James
Barter removed ., -, A. vi .. -. -
Vie MO- lloch removed.
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The CITY TREAsURER.-The Common Council. by
vote of Ayes Nays suspended Avah Milford from
the office OF Treasurer of this city for refusing TO comply
with the requirements of the Common Council in not de-
posting the funds as directed by that body.
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List of Patents.

hssed from United States Patent Office for me geek ending
.4pTl r. 1883
Carefully prepared for The Tribunel
Wm Berlin of Berryyie Va, for improvement IN Hsrrows
rled April ~ 1853 . :.
Edwin Bushnell Of Poughkeepe n. Y, for improvement in
pg,ny Mattresses Dated April II, 1883 -, 49,.
Fulton Of Chicago M Improvement IN smut Machines
"ise Apll L. 1858. -. A.,
Aeeaen Gane, of Chicago H. for Improvement IN Ais'en
IaN Machines. Dated April y, 1888. - n r.,
soe Hatcher Of the District OF Spring Gtrden IA or l
wed Cen Safe aud Detector Dated April r. 1873.
re w Halves Of Boston, Mass for Improvement I'D manu-
'sSanns Rosn Oil Dated April u, 1855 Gull
cn Inserol of Newlork, N.Y. for improvement IN Shhse
'ssnnes Dated April IL, 1856 -.
hesud Tutle WILLIAMSBURG, n y, for improvement In
~ ~ REGISTERS Dated April u 1883 . -. ~,
N johnson OF Granville Nsss for improvement 10 reeHk
fsrs for Sewing Machines Dated April Il 1855 :, nj,
Upton Of Bath Me- Tor Improvement IN Mercury pA
y rtstnerreotypins Dated April II 1855 ,,,--..-
S. wsas OF Troy N.Y. Improvement in Washing
~sshnnes Dated April u 1855. - .
% Goodyear Robert Hearing Of New Haven Conn ssssnors
Stas GOODYEAR place. improvement manufacturing
s Perchs and Dated Apn ~ 1855 Patented IN
-yand March 4 1881.
Vaen Whipple Providence L. ssgnor 70 the New
place Improvements IN Machinery foI
1ng the Heads of Screw Blanks Dated Ap IL lo' rseneo
. England Nov. ~, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

THy HUDsoy CoUyrY CoURTs.-The Session of the
Court of Over and TermnerChef Justice Green presd
ing-continues The Civil Calendar is being disposed Of
There are - prisoners in jail Only of them con
fined for very serious offence and that one j. woman
from Harrison township. charge OF snotherng her
child The Grand Jury has not yet come into Court with
it, bills of indictment.