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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
!. usrpAIJAN PACKET LINE.-YACHT

~ EXCURSION 20 AUSTRALIA The CnppesI
pyYToNA eco tuns win sacoeed the ADbus - seona
- - ms hne ard sai from NewYork on the IN JILL
Tbis beautif5 specinen Of marine ercrsectu re
= Lit By tls wSrld-re6owned NJ Kay, OF 6cson ~ ~
.ssr md iks her pGmesake, the frnons 1870,
N d. Flysng fab, Flying Cloud sian9fosasI, ~,
ssn Seas ard otter clippers N tns ce - uroa5st
m,nt, n H. skll She WIN be ftted up N sys ~ -
scssnt a. un:qne and fresh provisions Will be as4ed
al i.sa one half the voysge. IL - eo1tas re sx-
o., ~ will land her passengers al Asboafso o' "a,
e,~th a. from Few-fork including ,soPp.i aSvs-es
f.r 10 conapsre this ship with the oroir Af s a. he
psS.ops ssove competition from qessser = r
i.ie an experienced saigeo. and 81 tss se5a manner
ssss hotel wB be proved N ne ~ h. exhibited and
rates o} a. h other particulars made C.p; 4
,1s 10 he Australian Pscsst Line pfsigRiDGE / VAL
PFLIFTTFR, 80. 90 Wsist= or 20 DA'
THTFsE COusigness No. l6S SQUIRT ---
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-winter

III UDSON hINEh rAII1hOAD-WI HItI
Il Il Arrangement Trans leave Chsnbenss- daily, for
Albany end Troy
Express Train "a. N. through in hours connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Moutreai At o'clock
Mai Train A M-Throush Way Train pm.
Express Train 5 INSTRUMENTATION Tra:n6 P. NJ.
For TaIrytowp at PM end an Evening Train ct Il
For PO'ieepsie at 1850 A. NJ. and M-For reekssl
at 53oPM.
al Way Stations -
Passenger taken q Chamber Canal Christopher lish
SUNDAY TRAINS from Caasl-st at 80 An fer POuSh-
keepsie and at SPIN for Albany stopping a. al Way S1a
sona GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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\ PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

gate oC tie County q hereby al
cons having CLAIMS ERODE. the City Of New
Yor prerni The with yoaChr thereof to the sub
rer AZ the Office VIM Freeman, w. City Hal place IA the
CITY Of New Yok before the first dy of June ueSDaied
no laWemTus JOHN BRODIE Almn5t
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-
County Of New Yk notice hereby ~ al per
having Claims WILLIAM WILLIS late OF the CITY 81
New De, eased presel, he with vouchers theo! 10
The subscriber Office Of William Bloomfield ks1 No - Mas
the City 81 New York, before the 9Th day o April
ne1i-Dated. New York, the % day Il October, l'5a
AMELIA WILLS &c
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TOLEDO. NORwALK and CLEVELAND

y,
Il RAlLROAD-Open for passengers b@tween Toledo
ard Monroeve. Trains leave daily Except Sundsysl a.
follows: Leave Toledo at NJ; leave Monroeye al z
p. NJ forming continuous line Of railway, via Cleveland
and Shelby between Newly ,rk, Boston aud Chicago.
The direct line from Cleveland Monroevie, viii be
open about Jan 2e0fce Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
r. Norwsh, o. Jan. 1888
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DROFEssOR MoRsE's INvIGoRATING

=
III ELIXIR; or, CORDIAL.
THE WONDERFUL VEGETABLE PRODUCTION
Lo ndOn Pars and the chief cities OF Europe
its virtue has been tettei and proclaimed by the highest
in the Faculty Of those cities and testimonial: nave
been presented dseovereT By the Academies OF Medi
cine London Edinburgh, Paris Berlin aud vienna Dur.
inR sooHn in Arabia Petra Professor Morse afflicted
with fever brought on by intense excitement ana
imurdeut exertious orTd Of the year, which
defed his knowledge OF curative means and Tor oIe
time threatened fatal te inetinn Shiek OF one oil the
naiiye Tribes at 9Th induced him to take medicine pre-
pared from the of herbs common TO mountainous
region Of the country which Ia few days not only restored
him vigorous health but renewed The strengths his con-
stitution in a marvellous degree
THIS HERB
L. one OF the prime used making this COR
DIAL. IL is obtained At great expense By the Proprietor
and Manufacturer Mr. None, NJ d., New-l oIk City lts
only ininbe remedy vet discovered ur NervOus He1
and nd Complaints il Is the mental physic, long sousht
for and before found the only natural agent tt can
'.edrninser mind diseased" In cases OF Neuragia
Headache Vertigo pain in the nerves OF the lace and inc
various train of Nervous Affections it viii produce cure IN
an astonishing short period Of time and will also remove
Depression, Excitement, Tendency To Bsh Restessness
Seepesnese Dislike OF Society, ncapaey for study or
Business Loss OF Memory Confusion. Giddnes Blood TO
the Hesd Melancholy Mental Debility Hystera, lndecis-
ion Wretohedness, Thoughts OF Standardization Fear OF
Ipsuity IL will increase and restore the appetite,
strengthen the easted, the health of those W no
have DESTROYED H. induce continued cheeTulness AMI equan
unity Of tPnis, and prolong HE ,,..
Persons Of pale complexion consunptVe are TO
stored by the Of bottle two 10 BLOOM and SGoS
changing the akin from pale yellow, sickF color 70 be iu-
tiful FLoRID COMPLEXION,
plac.d In this Cordial in the Of the mssdies
above and also Of hoee which follows viz Los OF Mau
lar Energy General Prostitution, lrtabhy, ana all Ner
yous Affections Indigestion, Slugxshness OF the L'el &c
TESTIMONIALS.
No newspaper would hold the many certificates ana tesi
monies of gratitude the Proprietor were we al liberty 10
publish them. ..
Below few ofthe many thousand Certificates received
-heipa at liberty publish them.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY connecting with the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company, carrying the great United safes Mall.
Only through United States Mail Line for CALIFORNIA
and OREGON via Apinwe and Panama, at greatly
reduced prices for second cabin and steerase passengers
per steamers Ohio and Golden OateThe splendid new
and double United States Mail steamship OHIO,
5000 tuns buIden. III. J. Hartstene, u s. Navy, Com
n.apder will sail on THURSDAY, Jan. ~, at o'clock
precisely from pier at foot OF WaTen-st North RIVER
The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys magnificent steamer
GOLDEN GATE, requiring but III days running tune,
having performed her last trip from Panama 70 San Fran
csco IN Il days and hours Including all landings for mails
and supplies viii be readiness at Panama to receive the
Ohios mails and passengers and sail immediately for San
Frarcsco No efforts viii be spared on the part OF the
Companies TO send their passengers through with expedi'
tion comfort and safety Rates Of Fare LET cabin, S5Oo
I'd cabin S2oo; steerage Ss5 Passengers viii be ended at
the Railroad Wharf Aspnwa free Transit OF the 18th
mus at the passengers eypenge For freight passage
ply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY, a. the office of the
Companies, No, III West-st, cor. ofWarren. N. Y.
SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
II ROURE VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRAN
CISCO Only Line giving Tickets for crossing the t1mus
The new and powerful double engine steamship NORTH
ERN LIGHT 1850 tuns will leave from pier No North
River, O'Clock p. NJ. precisely on THURSDAY, Jan.
30 connecting with the Pacific Steamers the Nicaragua
TfsDst Route having but II miles OF land transpoaton-
These unsurpassed accommodations and
tlston. For information passage apply only at the
Agency Of the Company No. Battery place up stairs
t The public cautioned against the representations
0hI ed runners other lines None employed TOR this
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Corplefc List of CrsteT.Iiosse Oncers NJ
San Francisco, California

The following is a complete list, derived
from authentic sources, Of The officers and clerks In
the Custom Heuse az San Francisco. California, 10
gether with the salaries Of each TIE list has never
before been published A considerable number o; die
ueintnlerts having hu, rccen.ly been msde:
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WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

w and AMBOY RAILROAD for PHILADELP HI A
Frc Pier No North RIVER foot OF Battery place, az II
o'clock noon BY steamboat JOHN POTTER. Fare, Is,
elsss cara s 81 class 81 Returning leave Phsdelphia
from foot Of Wainutst, atsP NJ Emgrsnt Line steam
bes, ATLAS from Pier No. l, at &P. n. Fare, 81 81
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HOARHOTrND COUGH SYRUP

~ Only Il. cents. Deb ghtful and remedy for
Cough, HOaTsnsss Consumption, &c. Wholesale and Re-
tail, e Sandss MLnnoth Drug Store, No. II Jamesr.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

" COMPANY-FOR NEWOKLEAMS, wa Hwy
NA.The splendid Steamship CHEhofEE, naAtef' So P
on THIRsDAY, January n, at O'Clock T. NJ precisely
Rates Of passage Havana and Ne-Or
w. saloon berhs ESQ., steege, sl5 Specie only taken
an eht 10 Havana Freight taken TO NewOrleans az ~
srp,s per cubic foot Shippers Of freight requested TO
supp themselves with the CompGnys bills OF adng which
NAY Be had on application at the Office No other form wiz
h. ssped No bs Of lading signed aer twelve o'clock
he Say of sailing For freight passage, apply TO M
ROBERTS No. III West st.. corner Warren.
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LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.

Hear what the celebrated and distinguished oN "'V "
Massachusetts says OF II: u. r..a, 1913
WokCks 1870. Ssn, ,h :, :, .n ~, of
DEAR sR-it gives me pleasure 20 INFORM ~ 60; al
my patients while N Boston procured soe ., bt he Il
which be tells zoe ne mas taASn tN9 ~eoAs who
entirely cured. he already looks IKE q new Pelsoa w.
short time since looked % pale and ma ana n,
En nU ever to regain he full strength aes hi. case
WI. an extremely esa one h iSsy We Of no
effect In the time my patient had procured some o.
your Cordial which effected cure am sisneo 40 800
mee,eihc cou,a Aase $1,000. S 1hs iny1ntor in my
MShe.eSss. II IN ,rs,sbs, A. being considered Of
ns H. c.j Pew highly sposeu Of but was Of the
neAu =, "a, -. mil urss a. une xpectedy and
satisfactorily eoLNlnceN 20 'ne 0o A WOOD MD.
remain very truly yours h-A-
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having

claims szAn.t the estate JAMES CA,dERON late Of the
CIV physctn deceased they required 10
With The vouchers thereof the subscriber. ts Es
rcuor viii and Of td decescd has place Il
re.sence l64 the CITY Of New York. h=ors
he l5th dsy Of January IsJ. JOHN CAMERON, E1ecutos
t-raT a.
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NEW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-Edwin

N L w VItIN 1'f IN'1-'ff' Y '1''''
H. NH agausi TomDkns.-sl or mnney Do
To the DEFENDANT You are hereby sum
The Complaint tns action OF which copy .
h.rsv m iron and
AZ No lei Greenwich the Cy OF New York wsn twenty
a,y after hereof OF the Day su SERVE
std dyau fi o. complaint Aforesaid the Psnlh vii
tale the II hundred ds with interest rom
ihe day Of Apn thousand eh, hundred and hy
t~o b~se~ the cost ncln-Da'ed 18Th Dscenbr ls'G
a iav7wTu H. IkN BhOkI N, famth Atofnly
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nENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-T Road

will be completed Pittsburgh by December LIST, sfer
which all goods consigned TO their Agent at Philadelphia
will go through, without transshpment within Seventy
Hours at the rates below published; offering Merchants
shppr to points the Ohio River, any OF the West
ern waters facilities TO be received any other route
Their arrangements with connecting roads complete by
which Goods be forwarded TO the Interior Of the West
ern by Railroad the lowest rates and in A. CASES
without detention - -
WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia Pittsburgh.
let Ciss-Dry Goods Boots Shoes, &c 81 per 100 bs
I'd Class-HnIdwaTe, Machinery, Bales,
Brown Sheeting, Wool, &c. .e5cts. per 100 Bs.
Sd Cie.-Cofee, Queensware, Heavy
Castings, &c. locus per W. lps
4th Cnss-Bscon Lard, Fish, .65cs per loo ihs
No Commission charged for forwarding at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh.
For further information Bills OF Ladns apply TO
J. l.. ELLIOTT. Agent, No Westst, N. Y.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gen Freight Agent, Phiade phia
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: y .ndeAN rR ANCIsCO STEAMSHIP

n IINu ,bonvl % gAN FRAVCasCO, va ASPIN.
viii, and PANAMA at greatly reduced ratesi no oe
,,,en on the Isthmus The and splenmn sae VIZ,
-. @,,stin TJgCLE SAM (b~ing her second voyege,I
NJ az tun, william A. Mills CommsDder wluIsaV Ne%
" Aspinws tNs,y Bay on Ib NIX, re-, ' Where
.s.,esrs can Examine her accommodations. The per-
onmfce Of dis steamer her fire, voyage warrsnLs tae
sssrrsoce tst paseueeTs will reach hspnw' IN IRON 70
q ave Tile magnificent new double engine SIDE wteei
sssnehip CORTEs. q, 900 tunsl Thos b Croppsr Cos.
mepder vii be in readinefs ct PANAMA TO receive tne
UkCIE SANS passengers sud sail immediately Tor san
FRANCISCO. The accommodations and ventilation OF tne
Cortes sre all that be desired Her speed estsoshed
on the yoyege between New1Ork aud Panama ana "hiie
en- the Pacific COST is unequalled. -
Every e1tiOn will be made the part OF the ne 20
sure comfort expedition and safety. PASSENGERS VIII oe
landed on the wharf al Aspinwa free taxing the ranana
Rslroad and ere cautioned that Tickets for tins Line are
sold only az No d Broadway.
~" WY DAVIS, BROOKS & Co General Aeents
Mail Bag il Iusde M At the above Office under the new
United States Postage Law for the convenience OF the
public.
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n,o,,.un..,. &hu No y " hIuuI-SI, FhIAdtipuih-
hCHAkDsON. BROTHERS 4 Co, Liverpool
I'VE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNI.

peSne tbs Ine tie fooNing:
ATLANTiC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC Capt lucs BALTIC, Capt CoInsbock.
ApRlATlC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been bst BY expressly for Gov
snnent service Eyery has been in their
SSson - also In their Engines insure strength aud
Reed and their accommodations COR passengers are une.
gaed tor elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
Newnst to Liverpool in irstcSss cabin Slso, in soond
s", exclusive use efextrssss state $780, from
hNerfoeto NesNork, $50 aud so Aa expcrienceds sur
een 70 each khu No berth secured uu paid for
fkOPOSEp DATES OE SAILINi
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>-,,rrv nAys 70 SAN FRANCISCO

NINETY DAYS to SAN FRANCISCO
nIsPaTCH LINE.-The celebrated clipper .ip
u,op VISA Car: d. s. Bsbcock having performed ner
S % Ssn Frsncisoo IN ninety DAYS Will leave on
hut The 25th inst and can take few tnns Of
net 80 E.i,lt IL Immediately offered 20
ySy ht'' H"s SUTTON Il CO, No ~ Walls
UyuF BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NEW YORK
20 LIVERPOOL-Ctief Cabin Passage, SID; Second
Cftn P1SToE 70 INTERCOLLEGIATE Cabin Passage,
sice second Calm Passage. ss5 The ships from Boston
esrpspiA- Cspt Juekina AMERICA, Capt Leiseh-
PTRSIA, Capt Ryre, Eohop4- CaP. 90 ,na,-Ao"-
HPRICA Capt Harrlson- NIAGARA, Capt stone
Tbese vesse carry clear white light : snasDead green
90, s.ayt,oa-d bow red on poFr bow. 80.
CaNlDA Lang from BOSTON, Wednesday, jan . 80
IeTA Iot- tom NEw-YORK. "Wednesday, Jan Z ls5a
axFkICA Shannon I'm. BOSTON. wednesday ian -
HRIBIk Jndtirs I'm NETWORK, "Wednesday, Jan %
SIAClRA Stone from BOSTON Wednesday, FEB.
rFRTCI Tlarrison. I'm. YORK, Wednesday, FEB y
CiEAD1 Lang from BOSTON, "Wednesday, FEB To-
1914 Iott NFW-YORK, "Wednesday, Feb. p
Berths not secured until psid for
Anexpeneroed surgeon On board - ..o.-,.hl. sc-
The owners Of these ships viii not Dc eoooaiaoe o
roid tiyer bullion specie, jewery precious sonss ~,
rneials uusfs bills Of ladng are signed hefeioi una VIC
value thereof therein expiessed
For freight OF psssase sRply TO ~, ,p-,,,.--, ..r
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-The LIv.

THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number OF thirelass passengers win be taken
kpm Phadephis and Liverpool and found in provisions
From Philadelphia From Liverpool. g guineaA
Certificates of passage will be issued here to parties wto
ere desous of bringing out their friends al corresponding
gNfea
Freight so per tun; coarse goods hardware &c, viii b
hken subject 20 agreement
An experienced Surgeon win be carried each strip
Small drafts drawn stsght CT England and Ireland.
For freight passage apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Ne. IL Exchange place, n. Y &,
- and No 9Walnnt-St, Philadephis
hCHAkDSON. BROTHERS Co. Liverpool.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

gate the County Of Ne Yot notice hereby yen 20 az per
having clans CASPER THAiER late ct the City oi
York soap candle makr dreacd 10 rreeut the sane
with vauches thereof the subscriber the oe Of Daniel Pan
shaw the CRY n New York, on Or before Tie
h day Of june next Dated New York The @ dy Of 10
center, lst2 PHlLfPiNA IHALER, AdmnitrainH
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THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
Remittsnces Passages.

BOWMAN. GRINNELL 81 Co, No. SO
ID south,t New.york sole and only authorized Agents
-, the syn OW.TAIL LINE of PACKET SHIPS
I.v,apooi PAcyrrs sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and 2lst of every month alternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR II. FEEL
NEW WORLD, lCOKNELlUS GhlNNELi.
OIiEFN OF TIE WEST INDEPENDENCE,
CrNsTA MINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
1IRFRT GALLATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
AeHBURTON, IlORkTOWN,
AMERICAN UNION. PATRICK HENRY.
Pe,sons hux TO send for their friends and DESTROYS 81
Srosins hen ont by any of the above magnificent shps
s-s nfo,asd thai Messrs BOWMAN GRlNNELL a Co.
the only Agents for the above ships IN thus city
6rjtain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co..
No as South-s, N Y, and No 5Regents-rosd Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave Newyork 9th and ais OF every
month.
asy For passage apply as above.
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g. FLMIRA RAILROAD


day Dec 20 and until further notice. leave Elmra
for Cansndsisua as follows:
Mail Train at A. NJ, on arrival OF Night Expire"
Train from kew-York, connecting at Cauandalgua with
trains the Albany aud Buffalo Road for Rochester bu
falo and Niagara Fslls
Day Express at g. 10 PM arrival OF Day Express
from New-York The time Of leaving New YORK may be
seen by reference TO the advertisement Of the New ork and
Erie Railroad. WILLIAM q. LATHAM, Supt.
VEL nocf 1nh1
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWER
~ SEY-New.Yort to EsSton, Pa Fare 81 7a-Fal
Arrangement eomnepsins November IS 1852 Leave Pa
No. North River daily, for Easscn and nternediate
places at An Il NJ and S+s Pm and for Som~vils
At &SP.M, Returning leave Phinpsburs II s snas An
and Si5P.A.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

cate Of the County York. kcfeb, lgea 70 All
~ son. bnyrs ms against the Of JOHN ROGERS late OF
he City q lors deceased the with youcher,
thereof ubcrber h counting room, No 20 waist,
u Cty before he tweu,eth Arh dry OF
Jolly nett York the 10th day Of JanuAy s3
in lAwGmTuF CHAS. " ROGERS Executor
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TOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL

L'OR BOSTON, VIA NEWPURI aud L LL
II RIVER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Benjamin BIayton leave alternate days, SUNDAYS ex
eepted) from Pier No g. ~ r. the Battery at NJ
For freight apply board at the office on Pier No
TISDALE BORDEN. AgentsNos 70and I'll Westst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

and the only object In view being to prove her identity
the person who had been charged with killing Harry
Savage and had fed from justice she back TO
the First District Court the papers in the being still
there for consideration.
BEATING Boy, Thomas Lannehan, mate of
the ship Gen Green sent before the First District
Court under boad of $500 charged with beating boy
named william Burke. 1t seems the boy stealing
coffee at the time frsm sacks the evee when lame
han hit him with stone something of that sort and
otherwise chastised him 1t appears to from what
heard of the case that tho little rascal got than
he deserved.
VuLAINous rustic of silks and sltins
In the court yesterday made the various dgnita
ries functionarie prick up their and look sharply
about in the that will sometimes stare after
pettcoat in the street and the fair Isabel Murphy
took the stand and poured into the Recorders willing
her story of wrong there many expressions of
ricsy and interest and many futile Efforts to catch
glimpse Of the pretty face half concealed behind flower
starred veil James Murphy, the accused rather
hard looking animal - in fact they quite cppo
site in personal appearance Prosepne and Dis Muir
ply it appears had taken strange idea into his head
that the fact of his being namesake of the lady in
ton gave him the privilege OF breaking open her door
abusing and assaung her aud he had accordingly done
So much to her discomfort and inconvenience. He
required to give bond to keep the peace the lady not
caring to prosecute severely
THE FARO CAsE-The three men arrested on
Wednesday last, charged with executing financial ope
ration by means of the game of faro-whereby Mr.
McCuum became acquainted with its occult mysteries,
and paid literally for his knowledge-were brought up
yesterday, and their fixed for the Goth inst.
RECORDER RAMoss CouRT-Second District
Malvna Smith claims the protection OF the law against
two men named John Phillips and Matthew Kennedy,
who have given her good to fear bodily injury
from them Mavina deposes that they house
100 Bienve street and gratcd their rowdysh propen-
sty by breaking open her door that Kennedy
y assaulted and knocked her down warrant was is
sued for their arrest
LARCENY.-A deposition was made by F ].
Bohm against James McManus charging him with hay.
ing sold to deponen lot of law books which the vendor
had not obtained according to statutes regulating the
right Of propertythat is he had stolen them Lawyer
Kearney identified them as belonging his Office in Com
mercia Alley and McManus can't account for the sngu-
lar fact OF his being in possessesson of them
FEMALE TIGERs.-Eliza Drew entered COM
plant before Recorder Ramos yesterday against Ann
Wilson and Mary Williams, who, she stated had to
her residence in Bienvie street. attacked her with
fist and foot tooth and nail, beating her and scratching
her face in shocking manner She further alleges that
the pair above mentioned making active preparations
for renewal of hostties and she fears that
strained by law they will make second descent upon
Security was required for their appearance.
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TO m
Knights of Jericho.

This order has been in full operation about year
The progress it has made in that time truly astonishing
Before the close Of another year the Knights Of Jer
cho will be planted in every State and Province in North
America, if not in every town aud city
The order better calculated to meet the wants Of the
people than any other now in existence.
The organic laws Of the order, and its principles
very different from those of any other The private work
is sublme-in fact, it cannot be exceled
The degrees well adapted to order Of this kind
the various signs tokens grips and words add to its in
terest Females and young fifteen years Of age
admitted to membership and it is Invested of Of
the worst of all features in any order-the beneficiary
system There benefits paid, but it is purely
charitable order With such principles and such laws,
its mighty progress.
W. W Mccarthy has been appointed Deputy Most wor-
thy Chief for the State Of Louisiana.
The .fdre Lodge No /, of Knights of Jericho, in
stituted in this city the 4th day of July, 1858