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SEE FIFTH AND SIXTH PAGES.
CORPORATION NOTICES.

4 EVAPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HERE
BY gyen TO the owner owners, occupant or occupants
" all houses and lots improved unn proved lands Al
eesd thereby that the following have been
peted the Assessors lodged IN the oniee Of the
Bureau OF for sxamin son by all persons in
ssrested vFor building sewer from nsar seventh ave
Of said Phe limits embraced
such include all the several houses and lots Of
xeund vacant lo pieces and parcels OF land situated
Seth sides of Thirty street between broadway and
seventh south side Of Thirty street. be
SWeen and Seventh the west side OF
Broadway, nom Thirty eighth street 70 point feet south
the aAst side Of Seventh avsnue
rom Thirty eighth street TO point feet inches senth oil
Thirty and tho Of seventh avenue
and Thirty All whose interests are
AEssted the above aamed assessments And who are OPP
Dossd to the same of them requested 20 present
heir objections writing the underssred thr once
To- Hall Of Records, Mthi thirty daks non the aAtS Of
~ ho1''' CHARLES j. DODGE, ASSESSOR
CHARLES McNIELL
o0es Of Assssmsnts Street Department October
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)ICH ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.-H. sroNEY WOULD
- -s|
SHIPPING.

E'OR SAVANNAH AND FL0RfDA.--UNITRD STATES
NAL Lihe;,-Ihe new and splendid steamship FLORIDA
captain D. - woodruff viii leave Saturday Oct rs from
pier No. North river. Apply 10 ~ '
SAMUEL J.. MITCHELL, 10 Broadway
The Alabama, Captain Geo Sohepek leaves on Wedges
day october W Through tickets from New York TO jackson
VIE s3l, Pilatks. s3} ~
E'of FoRFOLEt PETERsBrRa AND RICHMOND
IT. United statag Aaii Iine.-Tbo rtennghin ROANOKE
Csptsin Cayelay leaves every Tuesday anJ tho JAMES
LpHN captain IsrIsb every Saturday frors per Is North
river 81 O'Clock the acconm0dstions for ossenge
upaurphCsed For freight apply On koafs n H. aaasoe
70 bbpLAk PLEAsANTs, "a Brosew.y ''' w s~'"''
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(,ORPORATIoN NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
" by TO the owners occupant occupants
all and lots improved proved aect
thereby, that the following hnve
poted by the and lodged OF the
Bureau of Assesment for examination BY s parsons inter
building Dover street, no
East franklin square, The limits embraced
BY include all the several houses
around, lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
beth sides Of Dover street betweea Franklin and
side Of Sonth 12 fset
beth s4es II Front
south "A feet north from Dover side
street 1872 fest north and feet II inches SOUTH FROM Dover
street. west side Of Water street. feet north ANA "a feet
south from Dover street East side Of Cherry street 80 feet
north from Dover street; East side Of Franklin square,
feet 10 inches south from Dover street All whose
scres affected ny the above named assessments and
who opposed 10 tho same either Of them
70 present their objections. in writing the undersigned
- Their once, No. Hall Of Records, within thirty days
RON the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES ncNIELL, }
~ y Lss
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iAa. % o0'oy JAMES ruREY. STREET Commissioner.

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hsreby given that the following petit
tions been presented the Board Of AdermenTo
nag OF sidewalk Of Fifty third from
Third East river where done to fence
lots Ninth between Thirteenth and Four
teent Streets regulate and grade Eighty street. be
tween Third and East river to and
gutter nag Of walks OF Nineteenth street.
Eon Fifth East river Alss the following rssou
onsTo refag south side Of Twenty second street from No
81 Of Sixth regulate and curb
and gutter Eghtesnh street from Tenth to Hud
river Also the following resolution in the Board Of As
ssant Alderm enTo lay ali the crosswalks in Broadway
from Forty fifth Fifty first All persons interested
having objections thereto requested them in
writing the undersigned, his Office before the 18th
day Of October inst.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


1853 s1 .sa
train a. a. NJ and two daily express trans 1t NJ and
sss IS. asy y 1s
ball and Montreal The trains with sstsrn and
pot an sss
f' 9! s Alhsany f9! s sssSssss
also received :. Broome street and Boysr AND
Tas will land Sn am receive r only GfG.n FALL
heretofore ''.A s''A'' NJ sLoAT superintendent,
CAMDEN AND AABoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL.
~ ana r. Aessmmodssien line At 70 a NY -
I K sSn'e to FARE g.
ne at H. by steamboat John Potter 70 Amboy thence
S. Resufans leave PSsddipSis ~ Il A. r. snd
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAISs DAILY FROM
Express train A. s-ThroaSh in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock
Mai train, A. M.-Throush way train. at Il M. and
= ESPrsss train, r MrAGeomm9dStiSn trsis 69oPA
and p ~ For Poushkeepsio 7 A. II: and 4lo p H. Pas
taken at chsbers Canal Christopher Fourteentb
Sunday trains foIa Canal street, for Albany and Troy
'''1f'De ; : - EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
~ New Jersey Raroad-Unted States ard Express irsa
fas and a.. sa hsa
lp and $50 p M from the foot of Walnut street. Fare So
So % for second class in A. NJ from New York and
from Philadelphia Through tickets sold and passenger
and through baggage carried for Baltimore, Washington
$50 r. NJ trains and connection certain With extra trains
behind time Passengers with baggage the ferry itees
minutes bsforc tho trains leave
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL oGDENsBURG, BUy
Rutland Tsj.sr kysT 3s ii1 slss'
Montpelier, St. Adams Rouses Point Ticket oHices-Nes
Haven Railroad Broadway and Canal and Twenty
sixth street, and Fourth avenue.
FRANCIS HYDE. Agent, l52 South street,
FURNITURE.
ENAMELLED COTTAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
psnsins high post open cottage, and other svylcs, ~
MATHEWS STACY'3 No. $40 Broadway, corner epKtn
street Those who have the set No. 81 Glaze "a dr
pss"s N""~ no. ther frvussrre W HnshaS
FURNITURE WANTED-THE ADVERTISER WISHES
to purchase modern handsome furniture for parlor
c0uches chairs centre table, etoRere and
Any one disposed TO sell cheap for cash, address D.
W. Herald ofhee Must be nearly new, and in frstrate
order.
DICH ROSEWOOD FURNITURE--H. sToNEY WOULD
IL particularly invite about selecting their parlor
furniture 70 examine s superb stock lis
Broadwny Tie most fashionable styles moderate prices
- :. 22 or0san ag, opposite We PRESCOTT House
CIDEBoARD WANTED.-ANY PERSON HAVING A
- superior second hand mrhogany IdeboarI art rate
article 70 dispose Of may bnd purchaser by addressing box
the lowest price ~
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TvoRPoRATIoN NOTICF.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
" by given the occupant occupants
~ all houses and lots improved lands affected
hsreby that the following assessments have been completed
hy and lodged in ONCE Of the Bureau
q Assessments for examination by all nterested
Vx-For building in Thirty fourth street between
0ghth and NiEth avenues The limits embraced by such
include all the several house and lots Of ground
pieces and parcels Of land situated both
Aes Of Thirty street between Eighth and Ninth
All persons whose interests affected By
aAgve and WHO opposed the same
Of requested to present their objections
writing the undersigned at their office No Hall OF
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, IAssssssrs
CHARLES kcNIELf.)
Onoe Bureau Of Assesments street Department October
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given tha. the following petitions
cant lots bounded byFth and Sixth and Thirty eighth
and Thirty NINTH and Thirty ninth and Forteh streets also
by Forty and Forty Sixth and
to four fest Of walks in Eighteenth street. be
tween Fifth and Sixth south sde to fence
lot west side Madison between Twenty eighth aud
Twenty ninth Streets fence lots southeast
Of Thirty sxth street and Seventh All persons in
teresd having objections thereto requested to present
them in writing to the undersgned At his Once before
Oct 6, iSba JAMES FUREY. Street Commissioner
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H0RPoRATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
BY given 10 the oceupan or occupants
- all houses and lots i'm proved
nsrsby that the following have been
~ the assessors and lodged In s Bureau
Assessment for sxaninston by s persons Interested
FOR regulating and setting curb gutter FORTY
S1eet from Tenth avenue 70 Hudson
eaosd by such assessment include all the
ts OF ground vacant ote pisoes and
both sides Of Forty ninth from Tenth 10 Tvsb
and both sides Of Eleventh avenue one hundred
~ inches North South Of Forty ninth
psesens whose interests Affected by above named a.
agDepts and who opposed to the either Of
objections
The undersigned at their ONCE, No Hall Reeords within
thirty days from tho date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Asses.org
CHARLES MCNEIL. \
once Bureau Of Assessments Sxset Department Oct =
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DACKETs TO HAvRE-SECOND LfNE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10Th, and New York

Sss 20 tons ssss5sa, Az Sss.5 ssss.ss.
arc al r.s class New York built ships provided with
as5i sSf
the subscrber will be forwarded ee fsem any
''A'''' BOYD miNcREN, Agents is Pearl street.
FoR neutrality-suspicious. OPPOSITION
Sss aId ssnsd ;ss' n 3. tEan a.
Worth Moore North river At P NJ Thursday.
ns style sppersr the srao having superb
SI5 a9 al G Sta ans M VIII a
Nils n. sha y % s ss
sn ports on SFS s Fas s IS s1s e.
sa 1'Pf Horn aRs ssns sys
s ss wit ss III
% : light E sp ss d' sa d s 'ss @ Sg 81
other route, The character . thess steamers vel
vastly superior to any others s route pss s
90 m ass % sna will p &c arc IN @
liberal and low prices the order Of tho day
S Ps eshi 'an
as Lire 's a.
ssma Star Of 18th instant For freight Or passage appy only
TTNITED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
~ Reduction in prices Of passago-unted States Mail
Steamship Company connecting With the Pacific Mail stesm
California aad Oregon Via A.pinwa and PanamaThe q
mail intend to 5s'Rash for Aspn
foo. Of Warren street the fast sailing steamer GEORGE
Mail steam ship Con sanys steamer WINFIELD scoTP,
ss s. TrSsfa e g 10 y
First cabin through ticket. 800
Storage, through found bed beard 50
gers is made in part by railroad tho facilities for
other read to csoras For passage apply to c. A. WHIT
NEY, at the once TT West street, Of Warren
A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-THE SHIP CARTHAGE,
"A now diseharging rgo At Brooklyn viii have despaehe
V" is tss freight or pas
AL P5sg ZEE
she has twohirds Of her board intending ship
L one ef he finest packet ships owned Boston o
hs n a na w Pave @ dee
S'S''' V' ''n' fRs.%s'c X&kRoN, ZIG Wall street
.n ANp Msr, ssp rsp ,
ted States ma.The steamers ST. JOHNS, Captain James
CAPT TScs shaw Leave Savannah svery tuesday 1Srs
s YORK sns Si
These bo,s having unsurpassed accom- a,odstona FIR pas
@sSt. inysiids s1d others visiting The South IhTe!sh
'' 8. !. MiToHTLL. Is sro.d-sy
DOR cnARLEsToN-NEw YORK AND SOUTHERN
p FSSS is nos d r.aS sS@ a
her berth pier u river and win sail Friday Oct IL
r. iisisS c0LS Co. 6Ss +; sss
The steamship VIM. Penn win succeed, and sail Friday
Oct. 81.
L,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.--sEMI WEEKLY
u. Mail Line. The favorite and fast going steamer
SOUTHERNER 7. Evan, commander, viii eave pier No
North river, Wednesday, October ~ at o'clock p W.
preeeey f9r freight apply on board whore al bile q Ia
ding viii he signed and for passage at the Office SPOF
FORD TILEST0N co. No. 80 Broadway Through tickets
. Florida AZ oows 70 Jacksonville sSi 70 Patta, s3
EoR sALE-TnE SCHOONER FARMER, IN GOOD
ORDER s suitable for the lumber brick trade; draws
Is water when loaded She os ~ Che foot Of Norton
ftfett North rirer Call y EUCKIAN foot IL Yesey
street, North river
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(NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRACT
or-Seaed proposals endorsed Proposal for receiving
BASIN will be received at the office Of tho Croton Aqueduct
Department until Wednesday the 18th day Of October 1853
At II o'clock NJ for the building Of necessary receiving
basin and cuvert at the northwest Of Fourteenth
connect with the in Fourteenth
The plan Of the and for the build
Of all other information relating thereto
be obtained application to the Water Purveyor ut this
ONCE. THEO X. DE FOREST,
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
Chief Engineer, J
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n. GOTTSCHALKS
IL. GRAND CONCERT,
On THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER b.
The sale Of this Wednesday morning,
October r. o'clock at the music stores Of Messrs VIM.
Hall Son and Messrs Dodworth Co., $50 Broadway.
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A THENEUM.-
n MADAME S0NTAG IN BROOKLYN.
The public respectfully informed that Madame Henrietta
Sontag will give
ONE GRAND CONCERT
in that city,
FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER H.
o which occasion she will be assisted by
SIC. ROCCO,
CARL ECKERT, and
PAUL JULIEN,
the celebrated Volinist
The sale of will Friday next Of which
further particulars will be given
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They all first class New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and
and commanded BY Of experience in the trade
The price Of passage $780, without wines liquors. Goodt
to the subscribers will be forwarded free fre any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD 4 HINCKEN. AKnnta. ia Pearl atrAat.
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dor RLESTON-NEw YORK AND SOUTHERN
Steamship Co,Woekly Line. The double engine steam
ship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Is nov receiving freight NJ
berth pier r. East rv0r and win sail Friday Oct H.
st o'clock NJ For freghor passage apply 70 the asens
T.. LINCOLN Il Co. A. South street
The steamship VIM. Penn viii succeed and sail Friday
Gct
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CAMDEE AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL.
- phia from pier No North riyerTw lines daily, AZ
10 A NJ, and j.. III. Accommodation line at 10 A. NJ, by
mhoal Trenton to South kaboy TO Bordenton
ard steamboat K Stockton TO Philadelphia Fare 81 Ex
ne at p H. by steamboat John Potter 10 Amboy thence
direct TO Camden by through in four hours snd half
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CPECIAL NOTICE - WALLACK'S THEATRE
- teration Of tine.-On and after Thursday, 18th
the doors will open at half past six Performance
mence at seven o'clock.
First night Of the drama of
BLEAK HOUSE,
Adapted from Charles Dickens popular novel Of t,
especially for this Theatre.
The Scenery, entirely new, by. Mr..
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UNkANCoNIS HIPPODRoME WILL SOON CLOSE FOR
the and the highest possible interest will be given
to its concluding representations Among the novelties
troduc0d
A SPLENDID STEEPLE CHASE
by blood horses recently imported which leap
OF twelve WIDE carried great
vast anphitheatre; Pony Race and Deer brought
from hyde Park London driven in single and double har
Mons Charin will also appear his
Prince and Don Juan.
The grand Tournament Chariot Races splendid perform
Female Equestrans wonderful Feats
Brothers. the Magic Car Of Flora Prof Nixon and Children
Open every afternoon and evening.
Admisson-Iirst Circle 81; Boxes 80 CENTS Pit 2'eenss
ut 3 and TX p. N.
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rHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, ~ j
~ way, above Grand.-Open every night.-Yhe orig
far.famsd Christy's Ethiopian Opera Troupe, orss
the MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD; introd
harmonised negro melodes originaters Of the prece
this city for continued succession Of seven years
been received with favor by highly respectable and
ssle audiences, receiving patronage unprecedents
Doors open at 6h: commence 1t TX o'clock. Sole p
and manager, i. p. CHI
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SIGNOR BLITz, THE GREAT AND won
Hundred Learned Cansry Birds, will appear at ii
SAINT institute, Ne. $50 Broadway, every evening q
week: Also "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, .
Admittance. % 0ents: children l2L cents.
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DOWELL'S GREAT NATIONAL PAINTING \
i government, De Soto Discovering the Missi
new being exhibited Mt the National Academy of &
broadway. Admission, % cents. Doors epen ire
till 70 + n. SHERIDAN CORRYN
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE,
~ by vsn that petitions have been presented the Board
Of Aldermen for the construction Of in the
named streets to wit I'm Rvnsol street. from the Bowery
to the termination Of the proposed TO be built from
Sheriff to Clinton also in Lsilow street from the
sewer In Delaney street to point H feet nothery from
Brooms street also in Hester street from Orange 70 ha
street. also in Grand street. from Wooster street 70 po
twenty feet westerly on Greene street. also IN
street. from Blocker 80 Amty street, also IN gnteenth
street from Seventh Sixth also in Eighth avenue
from Blesckcr to Troy street. All Interested in the
above and having objections there requested 20 pre-
the same wrn the Contract Clerk, At this oihce,
before October Is 1853.
I IW 6 Il pE FOREST }crston Aqueduss Beard
Croton Aqueduct Department, Oct III, 1888
CRoToN AouEDUcT DEP ARTMLNT-To CoNTRAcT.
~ oreSealed proposals endorsed Proposal FOR sewer in
Mercer street. will be received at the once 81 he Croson
Aaueduct until "Wednesday the nineteenth DAY
Of October ISIS at twelve O'Clock M FOR the building Of
with the receiving basins and cuverts IN
Mercer from the At Spring street TO pois
sixty feet south of Prince street, being in length
The plan of the and specifications for
the building the and all Other information relating
thereto be obtained application to the Water Pur
yeyor st this office.
THEo r. DEroREsT
Acting President, Croton Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board
Oct. TO- 1853. Chief Engineer
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FURNITURE.

E'NAMELLED COTTAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ dealers will find complete assortment Of BEADED
pentine high post, cottage, and other ssylcs,
HATHEWs sTACYs, No $40 Broadway oornes o. spK.hs
street Those who have the No.
psla~s kwrv hn~ their fuvuttr~s 70 Arish@.
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DERHAM's GIFT TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR kA0.
l. For sale at the
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS $50 BROADWAY
From 3 A. NJ. 10 NJ p. M. daily.
Also, at Horace Waters music store, 800 Broadway
DERHAMS GIFT EXHIBITION
Il OF THE SEVEV MILE MfEgOA
Every afternoon and evening, at 3 aud tx O'clock
GIFT tickets, admitting four persons, 81 each.
EResd Advertisement headed l0~,oc0 OTIS
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oGDENsBURG, BUI
IN ngton, and st. Johnsbury via New Haven Springfield
Bellows Falls Rutland, Windsor White River, Wells kiyes
Montpelier, st. Albens Rouse's Point Ticket oices-Nes
Haven Railroad Broadway and Canal, Twenty
sixth street. and Fourth avenue.
FRANCIS HYDE. Agent, l62 South street,
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NOTICE TO CARTNEN TO RENEW TnEIR Ill
~ eensesThe ordinance for licensing and regulating
pre the last day Of October In each renewable
yogs TO that time applied for Of such time az may be APP
pointed by the Mayor Notice hereby given that renewals
Licenses keep public carts and 20 be public oartmen,
will ct this Office between the hours of ~ A. NJ
and r n, TO
No. 1000 to 400. Wednesday, 18th October
A2N 70 4,f0a .1hursday, 18th 10
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RANVAKDS GEORAMA.-EGYPT, PETRA, II
~ Land Of Edenr--Entirely new and extensiv
now open, representing Mount Sinai, Wilds~ness Of
ties, Red Sea, Caravan to Mecca, the Groat Arab
with all its wonderful phenomena, de-; together
sion to all the panaramns, only rs cents; reserve
cent?; children half price Every evening, at ~
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 8 o'cIeck
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FRANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SIRE
II Lea Proprietor.-The above establishme eat Is {
afternoon, at lock- and in the evening at "
purpose Of " Classic and original Representations
Statuary," by Mile Castinet's Troupe of Model A
gether with variety Of beautiful performances. +
particulars, sec bills Of each day. Admission-Saa
vate boxes, % cents; stage seats, with cushioned
N1z cents boxes. % cents; gallery, l2k cents.
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EDWARD K. 6OLffHs co., No. Sc Wall ssrsssI
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool.
JOHN MONROE i CO., No S. Rue Metre DaAe des
Victories, Paris or
GEORGE H. DRAPER, HAvrs.
those ships will be accountable gold
silver bullion specie swery precious stones METALS
unless bills Of lading signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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DIED.,

On the 10Th instant, Of typhoid favor,
a, past two O'Clock, P, M, REASON
B. CROW, aged 81 years, eleven
months, and II days.
The deceased had just completed a
course Of medical studies, and was
spending short time, previous 10 enter
ing upon tho business of bis profession,
with his brother, when the disease sez4d
him that closed his earthly career. lie
was Il young man Of considerable promise,
and excellcn, personal character M.
On Saturday last, the 18th inst, of ty-
phoid fever, THOMAS COULTER, in
The forty eighth year Of hin age.
Mr.. c. was native of Ohio, for many
years anerchao, in this place. IIe was
prominent member Of the Presby terian
Church, and for number of years previ-
ous to his death, one of the Elders oI
the Church lie was man who en-.
deayored TO live as becomes Christian
and was universally respected and be
loved by his fellow citizens. lie wa'
evidently free from that spirit of selisl
pecuniary accumulation which eats ou
the hear: Of religion in 80 many profess
ing Christians, and substitutes M,mmon
in their souls for Christ. lie was liberal
and charitable, good, honorable, and
worthy ciliz'n, of social and ciendly
nature, not free from faults, but having
rnny virtues. TO his many friends, and
his bereaved family, their best consola'
ton is, that there is Hope in his death.
With silence only MS their benedctloA,
Gods angels come,
Where in the shadow OF great affiiction,
The soul sits dumb.
Yet would we say what every heart approveih,
Our Fathers will,
Calling to him the dear whom he oyeth,
In mercy still.
Not upon us Or ours the solemn angel
Hath evil Wrought
The funeral anthem is n glad eyangel,
The good die notl
God calls our loved ones. but we lose not wholly
Whit he has given
They live on EARTH in thought and deed, as truly
As in his Heaven.
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[RY TELEGRAPH |

The Court reassembled at 8 o'clock,
when Attorney General keed closed hs
arguments in an eloquent and brilliant
speech, giving vivid picture Of the
butchery, and Of the two infants left to
perish in the burning house by the as
sassin. The prisoner was dreadfully
agi,aied, crouching down in the duck,
both hands covering his face.
Aherward, on application Of his coun-
sci, the jury examined the legs of the
prisoner to see if they bore marks Of a
dogs bite upon them, in order TO con-
firm The sons testimony in that respect.
Scratches were found, that might have
been made in that way.
The charge TO the jury was then de-
Gyercd by Judge Allison.
The jury retired a, S o'clock, and The
Court adjourned ill 8 O'clock.
The Court met at s, when she jury
came 10 and announced their verdict un-
animously, murder IN THE FIRST