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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26

Drn Gooos.
ELEGANT PLAIDs-Reducei from io', o.
TOSS AyD7.
De's o. hse 6qa5 Voc q b'Ts'S SRs sRe
EMBROIDERED HANDkERcHiEFs' in great aSrnain's a.
LLgQANT PIN SILKS
Ron PAID DE LANES
at IS penee, which We bsze -es-.d f'on
CLOTHS sATlSs AID v Is Foa cLoAKs
great ''''yf LANkEfs or TfE BEST KINDS
DOMESTIC GOODS
Tss LOWEST rRrcrs a,REEo oS THz eoo01
NOCREDTT GIvES-NO DEVIATION MADE
No ss Bovery
EXTRAORDINARY SALE Of DRY GOODs.-
H W W NORTON Co,
Successors {. G. HOOK, No 80 Bower',
having entered iao Pars,9ps'eaiP "ah
d parn, rhp the at Of February merit unasr
''' M" NORTON HILTNAN,
imperative etecs tors and immdl's eoarsnes 81
'n' '''''H' '7'' T FiFiY lIoUsaSD DOLLARS
egni, 2i Te % @ Be- ,ao 9'sl c.coss
Df.s Goods Irish Laens sss.t9s shrs4s d pes
III o"ss Ir,5r1 D.t5 Lee "a Sssa cait4a ks Ec
bet Hislets VII 10 Of "a g ssa 7'sd1,s ~ PIC ?.
lac eject ing TO parhi' hitherto unparalleled ssis a7n'
The bisb nd Known Character # .ho asiss sls'v sept,.
@ nov esai ur9a CT twelve seal'' t f+'oii
ssSei 'S ssen,S 99b y ' ' '
@FDSEsDAY the 7fh Of Dee nleriasr
snd continue IN l the cn ire 1fpi 3 q Tcfsd 70
20 rrd clC 80 rccl dfr gems Wa
lisInsuTsh OF my the CIR rly thel- p
&C obseI,e the ssaSess " norton c.,
ssc-ea o. 90 Cha q Hsok.
Nc a'o 3owery fsss d3OIE .boys fast
HOLIDAY GIFTS for LADIES.
splendid c7usi-areu ron the haie o. De Lille Co.
Iaris CT CLOAks. sHAWLs AND srts
y ad.rrd cr ee-a-t Se Years Pslrts.
is received D. the rr1, aua ID c0cscq Of Tia
llfeness Of the season vii be sold a. TcEg i3e p-es
nc - also cone ccfcEl-aon Of 3usrg he enr of
stock fu7 tfty per cent IN ori 10 erect to a. ci,a
OF this winter Imports, rs ilus;
sor elsrut ni brown 9th CoaS regular rees go Co
e sey ere olo, cloaks newest sy. saa eoio) ,ranr
go ,aire CosEs De le Of tie 's-son oasr prices -
10 o. ~ ga 20 ( g ard 20
Inward Of 500 Velvet oaks SD T1s hest Lyons v'refs
former Ices SJ go SO aad 80 ss TO s2 So sad
"a superb ssin ColI -s end eolo-sl reduced sjo go
sud 10
Also IN extremely bessl variety q reh smbroacrsd Velvet
Cosls wen worth sioo eaci red &c g So $50 AID S7y
3CCo Brocbe CashrTe Long shGs So relu ed 80 ard
Aho-. 40 needle ooun French Ha shlw. SO 80
.tui SO former pr-ce- 20 eHl SO - q, $1,000.
few real linda l-l -- cll icIi- cL oal"a as- y
~ FANCY FURs
Tie unparalleled ard ctet m ICES ol tie s-n Sea
ficb and va unlie Fnrs IT an immense REDUCTION.
vel har In this fen tneu fe most cxenfTe pre-
psoions made oil fhe and t-t te coll CON - '
public he fact Tor richness variety, AID
extent bv .r The I rlted st'tes-
kr'onr the resi- nav 50 very 1e
Huorcus 4he Iippefs So 49, 80 IS
Seasoned SKINS AID
te rure ed IN ire regular fox lcu than from u 70
40 Per relt above thev-ic 1uci.f go, r,-,,,,,
Inspectior respectfully solicited GRO. BLLflS
faIis Minlls s1av and far irr9r.1n no 5l bt1.tEsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26
W HotNTs Alcicncsr.
nOSITIVF SALE Of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

4 FTRTfTURF CAaPErs OIL PAINrfSG- PIANO
FOFvF G--f. y. HOLNFS wi sell gO-I)RROW, (eusi-
sae ociocf Ell The furnisle t. ths b-s Va stlle
is~ "a 7thaf- c9'Fian Ell csnt
r0cattlie. Mllo-ny suite Ia ass.
ere .rrero Instrument in1 fully
p,r-.tc lf-ty v1cd 5l-b. Center Tables
Fowood ur sr rs Rosewood Qllrfetts Tables aud Corner
sfrrre rci rccsrr- and lace Tapestry Br@t Three
~ Garrett Nrr iAn ar Csets I'M Mh1tsny tx
.rrscr rr aa slnut 90 C0ase aud frsnci Bed
ie CAL ii-r aid iatir s's Qsis ard a
De- g. " f-sias iit foiiit Ssr So
~ Ltuafs ing Ch Cared MshnsiuY Chairs snt
poets N4sea and Mantle Orsmen1s Decorated Cl.a
Tea Sic tl5 OF F-llings an -te-Plte Frrra rt,iy
eatI Silver aifd Ware feors Cutlery, Cookery 1nd 1l-
ware Basement and Ki'c. On iu,n.f.r 20 Sc
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<urs

EURS-PARlS FUR COSTU1tES.-The exhibition
l. or tar Tor the afposehnz lrr- ara varied
coec:ior Of Novelties Of and
.nens fh ~ De FhEsse Rn.sn ke Spanish
Hantie lie Peut Suh the Cafna s.nd
prenen he Fserasse By Ia eessn = vel as ne
NOT coz ictsse article IN 1r invented may u1y be
termed TIE Novelty Of the
sisn IA rich Velvet Closks trimmed choice rs no 20 ash
raoe IN fa- he a<ncerf eieot Of ch ftrs
uPersece other Of trimming winter coTe
and fa- TRIMMINGS 20 be universally worn
CHARLES COOK. Far Nanufactursr add
Sin Importer. No as Broadway.
It. Sc At MOVE LTIEs
Russian b i11ins Cardinal Capes.
Roys hinevsE FUR Paraessns.
spensA hsnfillAs, Rnssl-r Eur Closks
Iosether with magnificent suites Of Far n aud aous
Say seei-s CHARLES coos
Furussn-fsetssr saa Skin Importer No c. sosd-SSNY
kesrsts, Lsoniaa Re viyis1rs Psrp
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WITHIN = NLLLos, AllLl0ls-T -. : =.
"OISFHOID FURNITURE, OVAL M1RRORS,

Ia PAINTINGS, ROSEWOOD ErAdE2Ls, WAKDa03h3
TUESDAY DEC. = ~. ocicck. a. No 81 shav
9ths, wM MELLOR.wi fe AZ above without ressrvs %
cousnments Aat make for EXPENSIVE atars 1ns
Anoag stock vii be found ui Of goe Furniture
relied having all b8en made orlor Tor pyEs sale
rht.us paE Rose wood Eegees DacN, tOi-wot
Tables Stands Chidrens hsrs covered
plush hair Cio MhoauF Rosewood sld OAK t-roon
r. uirTe with marhie vans snd kxtenFon ning
Tks M'iosany and sprpsseat fso Chairs Esy Chain. Hat
ssnd Wardrobe Oil Point ng &c Also, lot Ct fi1cy Work
Six UMBRELLAS Vases 81 A'0 richly carved S,iz
isesds Hsr NJ Peiae Lorngeh Sc, and n cE-ea
sve srrgnene r.rsd GeCggs The morning OF the
ss, rhsh viii fake place, rain CT shla-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26

WuLuN IRviEG s Co. Aucti5nrers,
WILL SELL az AUCTION on TUESDAY, Dee.
" it O'CLOCK the saies-Roonl No. Pine large
Of CLOTHING, co-sng Of sbio3abe
ak Double bresf-t bue Oger-Coa.s Brown
pcrefshsu % III Cloth snd ve Vet collars MI ID
O7srCo-fs Drab Mohag Beaver do. Sc, kc Ao Opes
Double ssfk OeEt oats Brown Bcger OssC0is
E-c Drezs Coats fcc &c Sale reroEpisy close part
Gershsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26

NEW-YORK sDd PHILADELPHIA DIRECd,; y, -
IN Erw-JHRsEy RAILRoAD-u. = NAIL sna - -,
1It Tbroush IN Fonr Hcus-Leave New fofx toct
sndsst- a g. s. and A NJ snd u and r M Lave
pLa y NJ vis ksn'.ns'a "a !. a l.. Il he
from New York and n from Philadslpnss ss
90, ,of AND and through h.ssass carried o S u =.
sshjn rtosi Nsrfolk and Cb sstoE n the .Ad A. ~ ~
and coaasstsnr certain v Al ear -. -
.rsz1s sass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26
AsTaoS4 J. HLsssxsA, Anc.ioHssE

TOR SALE at AUCTION, at the Merchants EI-
i change Ia The City N-ssYork January u, a. - " tls
desirable properly tire Village Of New Hsesenacs Town
of Fhk Conrfy Dutchess the portion Of
rr ftuey b.inurinz 70 esst- Of late Steward Ell
rsne Of snd and distant from Poughxespss
snd burgh, by plank and turnpike ro,ds al miles Or
hereshou This property having recently been much Improved 10
hFb either farming rsiens ant being
u n Vi age. could Be sdranta grozsv diyties ia lots
one or The natural bealty Of the country the Of
the Fst erntsirs aud the fertility Of the soil
veil Known fol ccuEelt There eo1ant c2nmlnc l0n
Railroad Poughkec pss and Ne tn5ush
Fer maps and further particulars inquire Of ASrAOIT
bLEECEER. Alct1Eeer No. Broadsf- or Of FRANCIS l.
GARHE1SON Counsellor Gt!1w. No. y J0hast iSo &N1I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26

INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING -Dealers are IN
oooDygaiss ISBIA kSBBE8 dkoVr o. No . yos.~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26
lnsnrdnre Companies.

DRANCH OFFICA of the HARTFORD LIFE
ID INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. CONSECrl'
CUT A EDWARDS Agent, No. ls2 Broadway New fork-fhs
Company compiled with tho requirements Of she Laws tho
OF requiring hundred tsogsand do deposit
BTAlch Ofce, No l92 Broad % Joant
Mesntie Bank Building where they sul be happy to meet
one ard Wsh Life safe reliable and pronpt
The the Hartford Companies needs
no aeradsn al that sry inform Tie public where they
We found -
COMPANY both the Stock and Nsasl plans The
ck rafr ere good ard responsible Company Iae
mutual when policies sFen for life osn one halt ths sHonnt
rin fns ens bling these limited opportunity ~
securing 20 their f.rnes death ant sot b
dependent iron charity cold and not altogether N
s..iing v~orla JAMES DIXON Pregitent
VIM I. HOOKER Vice President.
HENRY L. Secretary.
A EDWARDS Arcnhey for The Corl,szy N Nev-Hsrk.
HF 3uAG n1n NsoSs Nd isiiaa Z rssnasr.,
In aiteodsnce daily between Il and 1 o'clock.
Eir. And Marine lks taken AZ this 0re, amount
yponSibo Conpaues A. EDnA,e sDS, Assan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26

ENOR CHARLESTON and FL0RIDA-U. S. Mail
Lins--Ihs ard splendid steamship UNION, Capt z
Adam. ~n leave pier No n r.. for the shove peT on
WEDNESDAY Dec oosk r. M. preebay For freight
piy bssr whe<e ell bin Of sdns l Be ssrd and r
to SPORrOIp TILsroS C $50 ~ brs-3~ay thssaeh
gsak29avL{c. e3i filstkA sEi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26

4 @ TrrTtc tr-7Io1esF.
SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES, RICH GOLD
- JfwELpY. tc, SUITABLE for HOLIDAY gGE5ENr3.-
a. TILE OH sll a Il ESD ~ o. 10y Jlo-f a 10 fl
r-o-dy h h-rr- Of A s9k u a imp isier reniinf on
Saturday, sna ine % Of rl4 blt e ~
God Jtucfg N--e-e, &c. 4.a.e ier holiday pseeus E.sry
.--cl- no % --r.------ :. ~ c--all---.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26
Il s NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for n

Z ORLEANS Via HAVAEA-Saing a. 2o'cl0ck p. NJ, from
Per foot Wsrrcnst carrying the Government Mails
Tlis Company intend 70 dapach, On TUESDAY Dec a. the
Ca SCENT CITY Capt Rodney Baxter Freight taken
EewOss1s % per cube feet Specie onytsken freight
TO Havana.
shippers wiz be frnshed with tie blank form Of bills Of ding
signed by this Company application No bills Of isdns gnsa
airer tie sailing Of tie steamer.
Msrrsn-.r N. O. ROHERrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26

CLEVELAND and 10y X AL NJ
On ard sasr MONDAY Nov u leo5 Passenger fss'ns S'A
Saily (suEdsys e1ceptedl - toilo'ss'
r..v. Cleveland s,.......e90 An, 500 AID I'D IN.
T~ave ro rdo st.........9le AN, SO NJ sud A. -
with LAX. shore aud Michigan sosthsfs
,h.t, Issian. Railroad The Daily Trains betsssa bas
t: nj Chicsso connecting also st honroeyle win hs
- s-rdssky Railroads cclBectls also st Clyde win nA
- Lake Erie Rsirosd.
49, A-' Northern DiviEon open TO ssndusky.
Leave Ohio City
Leave ''A11'~' Ed PHiLLIPs, sapsnn>sdse
- a 1aff
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GnIrs bp Aucliou.

= aERw1S A1cs.0aesr.
pY BANGS, BROTHER 70 Ees-ir-is e4.----
IL R0cus 20 - Park-nw
TUESDAY EVENING Dec. q. Al DC Sck . u.
VkLCA-LE LfHlART OfFr Books eh1lca 3eis'I OF
s,sndss i.ne0us Books Of she hest H5rafy sdoa en-
lr nav rare "a g.isahs vorfs Aso large nsnt o..
egsLt Books Bcluiins % fo ia ns rsst iy.ae
s.1dsfd Proc Po-tc sup-Tby ehei In tici
irdinEl varsity fADcy Wdt.nsDesSs Wors-Boxes PORT
foIios. lie, Sc-
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" IRVING, Agct0r ser. -
DIAMOND JEXELkY - WATCHES. = WIZ

DIAMOND JEWFLRY - WATCHES. WILL
~ LIAM IRVING Co.. Auctoneers viii sell At Auction,
TUESDAY December a. af y o'clock Il the sales Rooms No
Fres comprising Brooches Pls Brlcee Necklaces Psndeet
RMS Errrrs 1iaah all Of fzs Gold exquisely SCI With D
Pearls Rubies GsnetS. Tgr uoS and other PTecoa,
scrcs; uper5 and Opal Secklrces with Brooch aud
Bracelet match ad ca aGa Esasmen cluster sad single stone
Fnr, srrat and Pcnden beautifully
Diamond and Brooches Of varsity VI sstns
Watches ChrOuometeF Watches la hunnf css
COZ so each ladies' and Tenenens gold enseed tehes
fetacbed do lepne, snd ohe
Wsrhss By sh and French makers Guard Ca-na
do Sess End keys Charms Pencil Cas-s bniter hnves
N,r;n mss Cal other articles. Every
Uncle Of he hest description and yis
Fvev article warrant~d rerresenred rhe ci-aorIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26

STEAM ENGINE-Fiity-horse Power, for SALE,
~ cAeap sOr,Ons iron Ise made BY one Of The hes, city
10 PERRY HANLEY Co Australian Agency, No 1854 MaiSsn-
lsle Asc for Sale splendid PANORAMA OF AUSTRALIA ke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26

80 s,.,s,. and EsstOr-wiar srrsng Sss
90 Dee IS z5s Passenger Trains VIII iees. a NJ ss~
Yo,s Tor someryille way az NJ ~ 49, :. al s.l
corrysnatsf Leave PhilipsbUrsh eprens 80 Ths Bss
sen ~, sih trains by the J. Railroad Company 70"
&C., os.ee, with trains from New-York y tIoss ~. Dos
ia e. ss-Len.Sss &c. from souerTe for sslslss
yVhae Horss az Fleuinron, &c from Lanes a u L.
s.-s bethlehem A1entssn assSs o. se..snssrx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26

NFW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT =, /.

NTEW. YORK end PHILADELPHIA DlKEUla vs
~ NEW-JrRsEY RAILR0AD-u > NAIL u, sn exisemssI
I'M s-IhIourh 10 four houu-WlNThk AhkASg- ali
Dec IS ls5S-Lesve New-York foot Of Co1rtAnats'1
A. NJ and 4 and 81 P. NJ .apx
Fs-. from Ne.York q IS IN ard II A sae ~ Es.er
,..r,. q or second Ia II a and D. - "a
"a h. = A M ana 81 ~ 20 Walnu,st, via noehf
- With reduced Way prices ~ NswJeney cass ;
Ieh !, y ST. from foot Of Courtlandtst va 1890.
W.lnnf In hours O1ani5nses viii run rom I1e
,nSt 10 the principal hOts and The eentra par $500
Ihro1eh eksis soA for Baltimore, W.saDgton 'op bsr
Wlmssfon and Cbsrr0n ia All she above tns BE- ssasss
sth bsgrssr cross The ferry IS inmates teiors ',s - :
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C,TATEN ISLAND IERRY, foot Of WbitehslLst--

= Fars q crris 20 QUARANTINE srAPLETOG YANezB
BIZ LANDING. Tho Bos vii leave every hour oc~s
Lr,v. ef,ten fs.and. Leave New. Y1gk
Erom SAM 20 TPM Fron AN te Pm
Nisht hoat Con, tho Island o'clock. fare 8! cepts
NiqLt boa foa New York IA Se.cs sse ~ cents eonDut
neluded.
sUNDAy ANGr,E srBeats Leave every half bsar sfsr
M nnt Night boat o'clock from he Island o'clocs
from New YoTk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

WhNTip--A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WANT A
rtosessth' Newan " tats Of yolng chidran
assss ~ us Nasnng and iropug Apply al is6 Egs tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

In Brooklyn j. l.. on the % Instant, by the Rev Dr.
Bacon, v Co. EDWARD MOORE, Esq, or .chjle, Alb, 10
Miss X PoISIz, of the former place.
At San Francisco, September -, By the Rev. Albert
Williams in the First Presby terrain Church, WIN. HENRY
TAInASE, of tbs firm Of AMMAN Talmage Co., and Of
the Hon Thomas g. aage, Of Brooklyn, N. ", TO Miss
EEIg WILLIAMSON. second daughter Of Jesse Carohera,
Esq., banker all Of the above city.
November J., by the Rev. Mr. Seymour ut the residence
OF Mr. Walter Love Brooklyn Mr.. SArn Goopwi2 10 Miss
ELUaIrTH NAIBfH, both Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

WANTEn-BY A kESPEDTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation ehambermaii and wait has no objcc
ton TO d. general honseM or u small family good
rir FROM her last place Please call Fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

WAN1ED-AT VILLAGES OFFICE, NO. SANDS
w street, Of Fulton Brooklyn, cooks chamber.
maids .can,trcsss iavmdresses general, hoassworhsr.
astea Ns. ~ boys, vAtisvs sisual0ss nssoA.
yn Asd Va yicMity n. B-kmpoysrs supplisA with 90
esene ssylsGtp 1t Tile eGSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

Tue overwhelming evidence given BY cit this city,
ALEC eli every important II: Union in favor OF that
remedy for the rheumatism rheum ATTIC
compound should induce all who afflicted with this
disease TO at and this remedy Thousands
have already been permanently cured, comprising
every this infu disease either acute
q shreniomany who helpless cripples and were
Thought to lie incurabie Sold Wholesale and retail by W.
y ALEXANDER Co. proprietors, No Earelsy street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

WASHING WANTFD-By A RESPrc--.ohE WQ
mar who from her long eys m ~ n, pledges mat
most earesa Iamner @ clothes Will be sent Tor and
earcfpiy sent ~ the shortest notice. and
ca,s,ss most satisfactory testimonials SHOWN
seae call ~ ~ West thirteenth street, between Fifth
rost Office '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

W kerry that has been accustomed tho business
who we'll recommended, preferred. Inquire at
Swanys bakery OF Cont and Baltic streets South
Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL JUST ARRIVED
w from Germany asuation adys maid or seamstress
sLe speaks French and German 10 10 seen at is William.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

Goop mILLiNEas WASTED Al % BowTRg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

| WANILb-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
" souos woman 60 do the cooking washing and ironing
Of rri' ate family to 40 the general housework
small fsmy Is GOOD plain ecok, and excellent washer
sind roner Best city reference given Please cnll
! Mott street, No II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

to do general housework in private family
eelent wnaor end roner Can be the
lady with whom the resides No. A6S Greenwich street
corner ot Watt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03


he affection folio W the
ard lungs sh MD her that Dr. Confines syrup
znsng and maya il Vie rorer remedy for these diseases
and that 1t seldom fails Sold by Wilson, Fair
Esnks Co., Wholesale druSsists, ~ AM IS Hanover
F.reetBoston Bee. aiso Sy chas y. Ring l92 Broadway
and Boyd Paul, 10 Cor IaEBt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

yNANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation seamstrcss chambcrnad, take
Of children Apply ~ yarick street where she
be tor days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09
NAy0RALTY OF NEW oGLEASS-MArch :, 1853.
CosiMoN CpuNCn- IHs CirY OF NEW OR1EASs
No 6T2


Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he IS
hereby, authorized to purchase from Mark
Walton, Esq, the property situated at the cor
ner of Lafayette and ST. Charles streets, and
known as the Old Municipal Hail, for the sum
OF thirty-two thousand five hundred dollars, the
city to assume the payment Of the purchase
notes given by the said Walton for the purchase
OF said property, together with the accrued in
tertst on said notes, and the balance Of the pur-
chase money TO be in cash.
Resolved, That the Comptroller shall issue
his warrant on the Treasurer in favor OF Mark
Walton for the balance that may b. due him IN
accordance with the above resolution, whenever
the Mayor shall notify him that the purchase OF
the said properly is completed
Resolved, That the Mayor Is hereby author
lied TO purchase from the Mardens of the Church
Of st. Louis the buildings now occupied by the
Courts in the Second District and composed
within the square bounded by Ghartres, ST
| Ann, Royal and ST. Peter streets, for the price
and sum Of 800 ,0u0.
| Resolved, That the Comptroller shall issue his
warrant on me Treasurer IN favor of the said
| Wardens OF the Church of ST. Louis for the said
sum of $50 600, whenever the Mayor shall noti
| fly him that the purchase and transfer Of said
property is completed.
| President Board of Assisian. AaelaeG
| signed va q Z. GIAIn1RSri
| Prcsi4rnJ Board OI AitgFnsE
Approved March s. 1853
| Signed A. SAessAAN, aay'f.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

FRoi TAsPico We have received fles OF FL CoH,qey-
co De TdpieO the 22i ult, from which translate
the following items;
Gen Bustemente. whose death mentioned some
time since, directed in bis will that bis heart be taken
from his body and deposited beside the ASHES of Don
AugustiD Tim bd- which hd been doue With the
of the relatives Of the latter
'On the 10th ult the oisors Of the Government and
nf the garrison met in junis examine the plau
Arroyo Taking consideration that il had
been recommended hy President Cabtlos adopted by
Pu.ba Vera cruz they pronounce it Infamous
cheat the parties to it political money ehsneers
They declare they tired Of the present
things which IL rapidly dsovipg society AND that They
wit adhere any plan similar that of Guadzri4ra
The Commerce. has the following graphic description
| the OF things in Mexico:
| A small number Of satraps, who wish for rule ar
quarring for the power, and each desires monopoz
the dominion eight millions Of people binding ,hti
this horde OF stock obbcrs, booking only their
iuiQuitious plans, aud the ruins of the nation viii
The paper copies the following from the Tfds
Il Lpion, Of tue city of Mexca:
| The movement 10 favor of Gen Santa Anna has ex
tenl.d widely We said short time since that the al
y,nl Of Cen Uraga to power appeared Inevitable but
.itisr from honesty policy, he does not desire n
| Presdrrey when he holds it n his grasp. Th,
| ciHnces ii So Anna baNe doubled
| ten CrEa himself has written to him by the las
PACK. &c ialGse him return TO tte ~ public
with the tenor Of the plan Of Guad4laara and
him that he will b. coDstitutioualy elected
far preferable to his bting flreby in posed upon
| COuL ,ry.' Evening j lcayui
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

Tnr c.,onrc stflp EEtcssoS-We have no wish to say
a word against the method OF propulsion that Is
about to be IN its application 10 the Ericsson s2
peetug to arrive in this country from America All that
we wish TO draw attention To- without dpara cement te
auy successful modification that Capt Ericsson may put
in opsraon connected with heated air motive pow
ar i The fact that the invention said bs his is not
new About thirty years ago vessel named the hlgh
land Lad that many of our readers wall rtmesber a
passage boat on the Clyde fitted by Mesrs CHud
,rdwood Co. of this city with caloric engine tht
invention believe, of the Rev Mr., Stirring. mn-
sler of a parish-ialston we tbink-nsar hiimarnoek
Tha engine propelled the vessel moderate that
gave satisfaction in those days. being estimated work
ng to twenty horse power 1t subsequently, rem
from the vessel in consequence OF the working part
Welding the enormous neat and thereby becomi Ge
soft and giving way, aud its place snppiltd by at
ordinary steam engine We sar that Capt. Etcsson
engine will labor under like disadvantage but be tnsi
as may he must content himself with ranking ln thu
country the m0difer Of the tnyention OF hs
Sterling whose csioric engine workiug reguarl,
in Dundee in ls4S in factory. lGiassoW Scotland
AlYtrliser