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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
NU UMBER 8
BALTIMORE.
odd Fellows, RIasons. Red men, sons of

Odd Fellows, M1hsons, nSSn 80 tA0"' SSSH-
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and Je10els, manufactured and sold
6u Gibbs & Smith, No. 73 baltimore Street.
Baltimore, Md.
THE asortment usually on hand consists of
REGALIA,
odd FelO,rs-Grand and Subordinate Lodge aud Eli
Past Grand and other oficers pam an"
embroidered.
1st, 2d, Sd, 9TH and 9th Degree Faraoe ho'
PichIy embroidered Encampment Parad
Regalas.
Masonic-IInights Tcmplar, Royal Arch, and Master.
Jewels Robes, Banners, Swords, &C.
Sons Of National Grand and Snbofolhate
Uivsioms-ofhccrs and Members. o,,,roid.rod
3d Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
.'.'. JEWELS
or tho various ORDERS Of Silver, Gilt Plated Metals
including knights Templar, lwlth DiTks.O
BANNERS.
Banners oevcry size style and cost adapted to the va
Iious Orders Societies. to orders and De-
signs for Banners when required, furnished Tree oil en-
rensc showing the style of the same when hnised Also
I ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &C.
Comprising the largest assortment TO be found IN the
LODGES, ENCAMPM MENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing fit up their Halls, supply themselVe: VII
Parade Working Rcgaia banners, can de7enit-
OH having their orders satisfactorily filled by calling y
addressing GIBBS d SMITH,
Regalia and Banner NJ turers, 73 Baltimore Street
u G. + FRY, Agert Wheeling, Va oot5-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
Spring and Summer Clothing.
1c.nT.Sr1E.M RICE Merohant Tailor,

4NIS4 SEIrt1HN
NNOUNCES to his old friends and customers ana the
nublC generally. that having commenced business,
he no receiving ut his Store Room i'll the
House ateS e. splendid assor'msii PaiH o and 5ney
CASSLiIERES; Silk Satin, and all kinds Of tES1INGS'
&c recently selected by himself in the Eastern CUES
ef,bIe for Inc SnIng and Summer, and which he VIII
,nIIc mn TO order at the shortest notice, in the best
nm onl attest stUle, His fnIScy Dcpnrfme ent
~eccs Shirts of every kind Collars, Cravats, Hand
kerchefs Gloves Unde rshr!s Drawers St0ckimss and
every article kept in Gentlemen'S general uin!smn s
onnTicrs south room .SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
KEII,S & CALDWELL,

(sUCCEssoRs TO JAS. PAuLL d co.,
importers and Wholesale dealers III Drugs
MI Medicines. Chem ic1la, pnlnts, OlIa; &C
No So, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN 81.
TAVING purchased the entire Stock fixtures, chemCa
apparatus &c, OF the firm of James Paull &c WOiu
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the 9
generally. All goods warranted.
recommending to vorabe consideration successors
Nessrs KelIs ~ Caldwell, and have no hesitation IN Saying
that our FORMER customers, and dealers generally Will re
cclve that attention and accommodation which las earhcu
for this well house large share OF patronage
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

IVILLILDII47
&C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
nNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
mcnts in the East the supply OF Marble, an! con-
terminating the erection of steam works. he woM invite
the attention rchccts Euildcrs, and the public IN gen
caI 10 the nspcctiOn his stock, consisting O ltaa
Egytan Sienna American and other Marbles oil the cSt
qualities which be sold lower than any other establls
nlent in the west . . l., .. ,i
stock before purchasing elsewhere
would invite the attention of purchasers TO examine ms
stock and other carved work, Monuments, Cen
0tanhs Tombs Head foot stones, &C. and Grave yard
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior aci
tiles supply this work at lower prices IMAM
any other establishment in the country.
'e' > ~ ~ MICHAEL J. ROIIAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
ucz=Aso Calcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
- tio InTvpct Low trade nrices 1y.d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
NEW.IERsEY ITEMS

Ram ~ F,rc,r,os mis- Board met a. the City
CLERKS Office on Tuesday even ngP. d. Nroorl. in the
thsir. The following stsadns COMMITTEES were Al
nounced for the ensuing years
Fio,ce-Messs Parker soule ard Mccoy.
1.de-g-Me.ss Csse SOa'e ard horr'A An IA Parker
We" no AID Tlsf--S~N.sr. Hoi us Fss sad Mco,
ST. S.wr; P.I.s, ND md ,s cSc-. and Cas-.
Teaohes ssS Sasrs,-Asssrs Mccoy, Jewell and clo~ee
sS sMts.r. j. S1If1 Homes sSs ~. ar Rasd
Nee Sshosis-asssrs- sOule, Csse AId Holmes
Proposals fer building the School House in the ihiru
Ware VII he received until the second rue'sy OF ane
instant. Mr.. <. b. >hppeu Assistant Of School No. =
sent in bis resignation f1r ist Of August Adjourned
MEEriso BoAED oF ALDsssEs.-The Con
Council held special nesting parsusht 10 the call
OF MsyOr Manners on Tuesday event g F. y. Belts
President Of the Board presided. The Commute Ga Tn
finished Business reported End the sub ntei vers
referred 10 appropriate Committees Ala Edge offered
resolution dir citing thu Street Committee 70 advertise 'r
pr possls for cleaning the streets. IL adopted Or
drsnces passed for the paving AMI grading Of Soah
Eishihst. from Newsrksv 10 Grove 50. and the same
relative Ernest from Michigsnst 70 PsvOnia Alter
further business the Board adjourned.
Population OF HoBokxs The population of Hoboken,
secord to the census just taken in getting mp new Dt
tcory 5527an increase of 1885 during the past var
The JeTsey CITY Telegraph ntimates that Hoboken viii
to take in jersey City as suburban ward
MERCER COUNTY BIBLE This Society held its
nuAl meeting Pennington in Rev. Mr. HAies Conrco
Tuesday The opening sermon was preached by Rev
Crsne, Rev DR. Studdiford Rev Mr. Hsnmit and Others
adore sed the Society Rev Dr. Sheldon. Agent OF tbs
American Bible Society, present tie gave in arepor
Of The lsbOrs # Mr. Clark the colporeur IN that couny
He has visited from 600 TO 5000 families Distributed
by sale and gin 5000 bibles and received by donation aud
sale of bibles $1,000 Every family In the county, wlh0x
receive bible supplied Ths Society voted
5000 to the Parent Society Its funds exhausted
NEW RAILROAD elegant cars are in course
of construction at BordentOrn for the Camden and Au
boy Railroad Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
CITY ITEMS.
ENTERrAINMENrS, I'd us EYENIN

ENTERTAINMENTS, &c TVS EVENING.
TEMPERANCE the Green's NJ Church ths
evening being the pon OF Jadge ONei u G. Addresses
~ Rev MI Beecher ard Scott
TEs HPronRoME afternoon AID evening pr5en the san Of
The Stae luEt the 1eHIDaen Of the Field Of the Cloth 81 Gold
ksess feats Of HolceusishP Elastic C0id performances
AT BURROWS tonight the Comedy Of John Bu" To
with III Place and Out OF Place" in which Ms Barney Wl
heuas appears in five charactcga
At BURTON evening DIANA Of Last Nam" ar which
The pue Someey o. Ny Aunt 80 To conclude With the Com
eoistia o. i've CA play AZ TIA, Gams'
AZ the BROADWAY the Tragedy a "Taz the ssn W' with
MIS- JsAS Dean IS Blanca Al, he IIce OF "Marne1 ad
At Ira CHAKIEs TAEArER hi, afternoon Kiss il the DARK
and the "Donbie Bedded ROoua' evsnif The Sodars
Reur" TO be foosed by the "Qeeen Of the A6Tuzzn Aso
Ladies Rights"
Al BARSUMs dis afternoon Lake the Laboerp AID "ponee
- Eeouomy.F ln the evening ST. Mays Eve
gnsl SOuss &c. Woods Miastrels, No. 4H Bsea5way
hosT BLANc-John Owens interesting Psra dsSnPson tia
of Mont Blanc hi evening 81 No 50 bro-dSsy.
s.rrLsS. COsosAEA P.nnss Of the Holy Land &e
:. Broadway and Tkirtee1thst q.
% Arrrc cDsKs and sAer wonders II the Studio cOsS No
PAsTsss Ssrh. wa.insO. Exhibition Of Art open stSO
s.sy,Ds fsOs the Holy Land opens this evening Ne
4. AZ broadway. . -
sAssoROs PisoRa~A Of Mississippi at No 500 Broadway, this
evening
Wesgain call attention to the gathering this evening OF
me friends Of Temperance in the Greenest III &. Church
saege oNeall. Of South Carolina and Rev. Henry Ward
0secher are the speakers See advertisement
NVswEsc' the friends Of Temperance have had meet
me mayor IN the Chair-and resolved on the nomins-
sno e'ecnon Of MMsE Law candidates Tor Senate and
assembly next Pau wehemtily commend their example
"Esssrl iaitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

Biz funeral v be soleuu-s or,ss chsrch Rrookyn Hsh
is ssrnoon. Jun occk The h d e family I'D The
ehidrsn tthc day Scb0o 81 cc Chnrch
EENNY Ou lourh dfy uofr4nr Instant lane A us Of
ysr 90 y. Kerry sfd d oghfef q Rnfus Clsrke
heeds Of the y affection .steaf
furrher Sixth dav sa. q
4sclors resdenoe No O. ssssh h, sn.nsbarh
RODGERS E "Wednesday afternoon. jane NJ James aoly
n The SO ye.r 81 ls aft
aeooon AZ foslock
cetee. No ~ Isl % \. v, without futhor invitation.
JANIS w. MFRCUR-Tfn grnue an died N TOvasta Pa q
the "a the q 20 Hs exit nom
reoS dsp0rrd ~ all His he hsd principally
rsed ust with the esoept0n Of two wsof o. whh
H. the West nds and the other Ay end tef p0ro
Dvs hope Of Fccoveras hs he.la ~aeA
hte fer sevei been anz Unsssu ming and siso rs de-
rorerf tank and soeab hs intercourse % oesTs ea.e "a
dsfooD 'rd Always And and otgn N nefss 90
ding he the esee and reset o. ~ sea
Re What be .sA Of few. h had no sl~ays
Sc than ordinary iutseetof sunt sar
us mind which ~su| have enabled n 70 sas
sed h occnpied snagbL he
fd Of an decree u ifade which satAse1 Nh
uh ous wears tesA ss6 sickness and enabled him 80 he
month moth ard day By day The solemn hea ~ desh
oAchs who the drspery VI hs eosss
ou hin down tie had 80 lived tnss
,hn 20 SHE came % Join H tnnanehle ss.s,
hot o,es 10 realm where each shall ke e ehn
ont, fc fhose e hehDds sr Mercar iaiy
her "a ara will long live To hsinneasss es1s
ard rrlstiy,s particularly h ~ who has watched over n
-h Sevotcr hs los Is ieDsshe To then there
that be did Ia TIE sss'sase
NEE, h,ua .ss:ns Braafrd Ary~.
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List of Patents,

Lssed from GATED Qoe for ne ending Hy
81 1888
Carefully prepared for Tue \. Y Tribune
Duncan T. McDoua OF fy, " " for Improved Door Fstenes
Dated May 81, 1873
Philip H. Ksck Of Morgaoto~n Va for improvement ia Cuav
tors. Dated May ST. 1883
Rehsd Aadetep OF Nexsnda Va for Improvement Com
Ioua6 Rails bAe6 Nay 81, 1853.
Charles Neef Of Improve IL Fre-P aud
Stoves Dated MAY 81 1855
Roucou Paris France Improvement
BsTG Dated MAY ST. 1858 Patented in France sept 10 1851
Arnold Buium, Newly y. Y Assignor Johu D. bnde
Place for Improved Gold Washer AID Amasanaar Dated
Nay 81, 1888
Vim IA Jeunison Of NcwYck, n Y, Assnor 10 Cha Miugon
lrow dcoesed and John Jordan OF same psce ard said Moso
fucuK and AID ssd Jordan Asuors james NJ Par
NewYorh, Aforesaid Improvement Competitions iO
h.ue Dated May 81, 1855. -
Authcny Gallagher Baker. Of Philadelphia Pa for
Dss for a Cooking stow D-ted May 81, 1888.
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COURT OF OYER AND rERMINER.

IA,h MIAMI
Neary, II will be recolIectd found guilty, in April
Of the murder Of his wife, by striking her the head
wuh mallet but recommend by the Jury to mercy
The ground offeeble intellect e. He sentenced for
execution the nth inst His counsel Henry Morrison
he stated on the trial. th Nesy insane at the time
committing the act Drs Gmer aud Earle have given
certificate that there is much ooubt TO the sanity
NtMy. and Judge Edwards on motion OF Mr Morrison,
has granted order TO the Sheriff pursuant to statute for
the empspnellng of Jury to try the quetOn OF his
sanity and the Investigation will probably take place
Eidsy OF Saturday nelt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

PEoGREss OF MEIRoDfsN.-A correspondent o. TIE
Christian Adrocate Gsd J0Rraoi gv.s the owing Of
the increase Of Me;h0Lists IN this City:
pur.rg tie Revolutionary the population had d.
uiushed very much IS many had fled 20 tie country
tie approsoh Of the British army. and great portion OF
the City consumed 10y hse after that event;
that great suffering ensued and many deaths occurred On
ase the uunber Of inhabitants had decreased
that in there could have been $4,000 the
entire :, puiaon did not exceed 100 az the
ment Of the Allowing this o. toe accurate, the num-
Der Of he several decades from that time 10 s50 viii stand
a. follows with the numbers Of Mehodst and their pro-
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
US. CIRCUIT cOURT-Befors Judse SsLs,s.

INDICTMENT FOR MURDER.
The trial Of Daniel MOoney. late captain OF the ship
Rescius indicted for the murder of 4 board
called Emanuel 9th January last the voyage from
Liverpool was called yesterday forenoon Hss also la
dcted for the murder of another died the Yam
kee Chap" The first mate is also indicted also the doc
tor OF the ship
Nessrs Cutting Hoffman and Belts appeared in his be
half and Messrs Dunnng Assistant District Attorney, aud
w Fullerton for prosecution.
The empanellipg of Jury proceeded in, and sew
era challenges made behalf of defense Tns panel
exhausted eight Jurors had been Additional
ordered aud the Court adjourned to Thursday
forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
SUPREME COURr-srEcIAL rEaM.

In the OF Elizabeth Mozart
Report Of Comm ners binding Mrs. McC. 10 be OF
sound dposiug mind capable OF the and custody
Of her estate) confirmed
VIM. O. Dean sgt. John D. Heron.
Injunction ordered and Receiver 10 DO appointed, on
Cling the requisite security
Bridget Bartlett agt VIM. Bartlett
Referred
GENERAL TERM-Bse Judges Edmonds Edwards and Morris
Case Of Patrick Fitzgerald.
The appeal in tbs was argued yesterday. Ftz
gerald will be rccOected found gIl y April Of
the murder Of his WIFE by shooting her through the head
and sentenced for execution 7ih June inst Exception
was taken by his els iessrs Phil FPS aud Pslmer
N relation TO the empenneing OF Juror and argument
presented yesterday by A. A. Phillips. E'q, on bis be
halt and n Blunt Esq District Attorney for the people
The Court overruedthe exception and judgment Of Oyer
and 1eruiner affirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
Ila'i0n IN pSra.iel c0lumn

This j. la the census OF the City has been taken
hut allowing that in lsS2 the population amounted 10
$4,000 which probably dill and the number Of Meth
c6s at that date was 995 The proportion would be as
10 al, which is little increase from 1850. From this est
alton Of comparison it will be that the least proper
ton in 1850 when in $50 and that the next
least ls0o, when was in so and that the largest
was in ITO. when was in g and that the next largest
WAS p ls20 and ls4e when it in S. and In $50 when
was IN 81 II viii be perceived therefore that siacs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
mARRlED.

cIAGGFTT-GAY-On Tuesday, Msy 81 AZ ST. Bartholomew
CT - Rev NJ Coof william Clifton Clasge o. Bosoo 70
EIs Fs6sres dusb 4 the late FrsSers Cay Oft city
NJ 81 Py-EtFLEE-At Summit, Ws, May "a BY Rev Fno>
MensSas CHARLES sey Of The arm Of hhsl sJ banis
Ns-~.riit 10 sarah L. dsnshter Charles A Keller
poTTT R-sLLEN-Asy !, BY Rev. Thomas H. Skinner Jr
ss Pce FGq BOos Mass 70 Ca one eds dAaEhser Of
sTifERLEY -sNIfHI Broosyn, on Monday My 30. iss
~ i ~ sidsSt ushtsr NV. j. Smith Of BrsokIyn
~ BTookyn n. Y Trenton ~ and Cleveland Ohio pape
plesss copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
SUPERIOR coUar- Before Juds. OAKLEY.

To damages for alleged SANDER in saying that
plaintiff hs men, took lumber from defendants yard.
&c. but the rds denied-alresdy referred TO. Verdict
for plaintiff s25 which ike amount Of costs
Before Judge DUER
John Purchase agt Geo. lsiacs
Against Deputy Clerk Fulton Market 10 recover dam.
age alleged assault aud battery. and laid at $4,000
Plaintiff i. dealer in vegetables &c, and he
AYERS that On the 10th December last he brought losd of
vegetables to market for sale, when the Deputy C-rk
without cssse assaulted him severely and drove him ol
the market and that consequence of said assault he
sick for some days.
In defense it IS said thai when plaintiff entered the
ket be exclm lined What pretty market this Isl what
place bring his goodsW and made other improper
ks that defendant demonstrated, when plaintiff raised
his ia threatening msnner-whereupOn defendant,
as he had r BIT and bound do by virtue of his OF
fl, in order prevent dsorderly conduct elected plain
tiff from the market but in doing so, used force
than necessary. This denied Verdict for plain.
iii, $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02


FIRI-On Tuesday night the house occupied by Mr.
Cahl in Adephi discovered 10 be fire. but was
exingBshed before much damage had been occasiOned
BUEoLARY-On Tuesday night entrance effected
into the house Of Mr. Harvey Force in Oxford st. between
Kent ana Flushing and pair Of pantalOOns lying be
side the bed in which be sleeping and silver watch
on the manel carried OF In the morning the pGnta
looms found in the yard minus ESQ in bills which
IN the pockets the evening previous The watch
worth about s45 young man who was seen about the
premises al unreasonable hour has been arrested on
suspicion.
PIcEED UP-The body Of a dead infant was found on
Tuesday night in a vacant lot between Congress and Ami
tysts ard taken to the Third District Station House The
Coroner notified.
gNATURALIzATIoS-In the City Court during the month
OF May 55 persons declared their intentions Of becoming
citizens and took out their first papers and 80 others
ceiVed their second papers.
GowASUs CASAL.-Some forty or fifty laborers
ployed in dredging Gowanus Creek with view of deep
enng the channel sufficiently TO permit the ascent Of yes
sels.
= LIcESsIs-During the month OF May the following
licenses have been s ued from the Office Of the City Clerk
dirt carts: 339 dock carts 3d. hacks So sw carts
butcher carts IS Junk do a.; fish do SO merchandise
To- charcoal Il sweep chimneys, 9; express
gers - hand Carts stages L. Total 1853 Total
ceipts for licenses during the month, siSi3 IS.
7e Morning formal Of this city has been recently
largsd and improved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
CIRCUIT COURT-Beiore Jads, ROosEvsLr.


William X. Gordon and others.
BY Minister OF the German Reformed Church. against
Members Of Committee Of the Chassis IN ecclesiastical
udcacry Of the church, for presenting certain resolutions
az .ins him. and recommending proceedings to be taken
him TN the church, for sontumlcy contempt
Tor misrep nstOn in tue matter If the statistics OF his
church for attempting to get money By prosecuting
the Trustees OF the Congregation in Forsyh 81 for Iary
for period for which be rece yss payment Of the COngre
gaion in Seyen'eehhst Abe resolutions were offered
and adopted by the CassiS on the 18th November lsjl
and neat day, believe Mr. z. entered the present suit
at law lie lays already stated, his damages at 5000
In defense is 81 ID the action Of the COMMITTEES
priyfg Mr. Ebaggh having bound himself with Others
10 abide by the d.siOn Of the Chassis and the question
ruled by the Court was, whether there was malice or
want OF probable cause,
1t is cOnendsd on the part Of the plaintiff that there
was both AS 70 charge Of wrong returns Of members he
says that tie return made up from the book and all
that appeared here not discharged expelled
turned acI0s members and that such course usual
as second it denied that there any contempt;
IS to third liz said the claim for two years in For
sythst previous to hr. e ing TO Seventeenth st. and
that Jones 10 whom the matter vas referred,
ported ia his favor for upsards OF - 900
Ii was sad that after the Committee had been sued
the present suit they laid the fact before the Chassis Who
at the tae took further notice OF t. The Trial OF Mr.
Ebaugh before the Class the recommendation Of the
resolutions here complained Of pro 'eetsd in leaving
out we believe, the charge the money claim and hs
was cast and ordered be suspended from the ministry
He appealed 10 the particular synod it IS called VINO
affirmed judgment aud he further appealed to the gen
era Synod which reversed the decision and restored Mr.
L to the ministry.
Proce.crg s we're then entered sgainst Mr Ebaugh in
the ClAss for malicious prosecution in commencing this
suit which he adjudgsd guilty and uspended fro
the ministry lie appealed to the particular Synod which
confirmed the decision and he further appealed to tbs
eral SYNOD Row. believe about to be in session az Phil
sdsuha and on which appeal action has not yet been had
The respective counsel in the present suit summed
the case Yesterday the counsel for defense conendng
whatever had been done privileged for pro 0abls
cause and without malice while the counsel for plaintiff
insisted upon the reverse. Verdict this forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

rs nS 90 Grrd Bsnk III Ns Can 49, 90 us.a Co. u.
wss,ern Bank asa r. AL ulneh Stock sodp. q,
vipslcw R. S $40 Amhoy So as sol Cbssler Valley
r. ~; s2ooo City 6 lost fF.. and Mech Bsnt ffs,
100 Sch Nav Pref So 5000 Reed q, 70 a. e nay aR S
Bo,d-o Sch Pref S3f MDeh 10; Is do Stock
Ser q; sco c. Anb g. s3 ss 100 Union G, IL Bsps
i6 GrtId IA oO Sch Nav "a 80 So ~ Western Bsnt T3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

WHFRH TO Go-1he ladies' have found out that the
only coed place purchase Dry Goods At prices which viii please ia
Columbian Hall No 81 Graz d where the richest
sorueut his bee displayed ia this city be found
Amore the variety OF goods The following worthy
ion Rich Care shsw plain black Brocide Silks
ogcs ee Lsres Psusprnted Jco0e nd Lawn &C. H..
The have entirely hd the pacs with
d,ors Of urshrE themselves with what articles they need Do
rt there to-day and examine the be found
his establishment The that vii be through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

The clipper ship Northern Lights best days run wa un-
derstand Says The Boston AiaS) 1874 miles and her
average speed from the time she left san Francisco until
her arrival at Boston miles per hour She 80 days
to Cape Horn IL from there Rio Janeiro and "a d.y
thence Boston The Bonita, also built by the Messrs
Briggs is Of precisely the model aud they nov
building for jams luckins, Esq, another ship Of 1850
sns and also for Curtis & Peabody both modelled like
the Northern Light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

FHE AsD AccrrFSr-At b. fire which occurred on rues-
day night IN the basement Of the dwelling No IA Is
I-st Geo Trenchsrd Poicem Of the Inn SIN s1d
Fr.nsn Of Hose Company No. Is, fen iAtp the cellar
through The grating and eKrca-d from the mid.
Of the ore by rope being let down to him He dread
fully hUiIed about the BODY ard head His I'M ires xe Of
serious naure that but little hopes eaertained o.
be rocOvery The damage by fire was Slight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

ESPECIALLY FOR LADIES The fine DaguerreOtyDe
rooms No s6j Broadway deervedy popular win
tie adde's the excellent that
rear hzh such places usually and
cuery Ae Tea fatigue Of climbing nto third fourth ani 9Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
U. s. CoMMIssIONEws oFRIcg.

CHGRCH OF ASSAULT WITH DASeEROUs WEAPOs.-
Capt Peabody, Of the ship Liberty made charge OF the
above kind against Robert Paiered second mate OF the
ship who was arrested and the examination yesterday
commenced, 10 be continued this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Board oT ExcIsF-This body met yesterday at the
City Hail. but not being prepared for business adjourned
ov er TO Wednesday next decided majority IS IN favor
of granting licenses to all who make application Thus
far there are nearly 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
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