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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

Win M H.; ~ a. - u -y'..o uy W., "HirEhD ltsr
sri worthwhile reputation gained nos - assertions PIE
Nituut prout ui but
~ y.rs Of study aud practice, adopting an the
which have g rapidly succeeded each other In t prolesnu
HelAs gained "a, highest Distinction bearing thc
pam OF victory When competing With az Artists gl tits aud other
afs MI W. has alec gained shat highest Of all houors
egvu'- -l patronage OF the public, eyinctd by
~ patrons Who daily hrvrE his Galley kvuvs,
no '"l E, OF art bat treasures 90 6ie value their
possyssuTs.
sicFtosoc issne.sys taken in the improved manner
Nv! yI Osys France LocActs, &C. cun4gaty hand
ard az she most satisfactory prices.
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\ y "
g NTH q WOHi IT~ Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery.
- Cum aud ~aLdirfy, receipt Of their
@ French German and American Hardware Cutlery &C.
sstug iu p4rtu'--
80 dozen Collins Halle "Arshes's" and virginia" Axes
500 Pm and Poke. Knives
$3.50 kUl,.-
$3.50 Knob, C1st stock Pad, Chest TIL and CUPID Locks
goo Bot, Parliament Table Mayer and sirop Hinges
1870 "E-is-rs'' 'W9steuuJIu's,' "Wads BItshersn
300 Z" SclssurF and Shears
$500 Fiat square, Round, half Round, Mil, Pit, Gross
and Hand saw Files
6lI H0rss and Shoe r.
co Spades. Sh1v~ls and Forks
Selves and siuers
800 Gro. Wood Screw
go Double aud single Barrel shot Guns aaI Riaes
10 MOuschOe q other Argls
2I1 solid Boz, Cltter Key, aud Flower Vices
81 Pr. Smiths Believe
25ao do Trace, stage Fih, log Ok Breast
loo dozen Halter Chains
9NN kegs Horse Shoes
81 bags "GrF'u's" Horse shoe Nails
so Pr. Iron ANIas, IL 90 inches
HHrl, T.unH WEBB, M Ft, Cfuss Ult,
Htlutrs hlcNgts Aa--r Ch.ss, DrlEug Knives, AdEe.
Planes, Plane lrr Braces and Bite, wagon Stage Gig and
Buggy Utmes Bride Bite, srru irons Grth Webb.
Bride FE- Brides, Horse Mule Collars, Hog skins
Choir Bolt ng Cloths together With every article usually kept
d our Lisiu.-s.
There goods being purchased Sheffield Birmingham
&C. We are prp,i 60 Offer the Merchants ~ virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee such inducements
never before offered 10 this SMITH ROBERTs
aus No. 70 West Main street
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sells Opposite Esshsnse Bank, R.earioaI Va

- tDDLEHN. ccThc respectfully informs his
- Friends and q ra generally that hr has taken che
$50 door hf!'5 MeS-s Nn Fac = Co. where may %.
large and varied selection OF every article salLy Establish
u' lis Re lsv. had
Ave DIS
De- .l.H H. 3..I my LH...1s have added
al ials OF Collars which viii
sell as low 81 De- T.srC'a sad o. the North.
Country Ng Gu DO greatly their cal, and
examine fs Themselves all u which VII 81. low cash,
credit tu unrHu4. cltI11a-e.
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saa i. e ~

!Sl s 5 ~
9 ~ SStS y s ia Ss sSS,s1
S, no SSs9 1GeS at. s 81 s. opss 10 81.
hiss ~ hs " A. Wis., s,s he s nv ss LEAD sStsren
Naynshough and Sluntop, % vii be Ia OPERATION this season
Tss.tJso - A0sss ss' = itsiL sdus
ciSs s'S5tslrsy&ttS ADM ana the western Ter.
minus % the Railroad az % p A. " NOM i..t.f ,5r %
White se7h} rasn sii Warn ard HS, SP,nE, 10 -
AeNl' %. 'r'r''s' -'' - ~ ''''A .1tie 20
llL stIfss. - - .-..l. -...I -
lfN'il'a F
Sgirr.- ,;'s'N,''f '''f's-'i''f s
"Ops asFes ssFNsp ftsyignn orc 4, 81 AL leave
Noctara ~ ,ioo Iar,r1iJHI yihp plr a,
Ctar,'tyi StfQ y Str Il NE p4i,y vSrs- -. ", en-.
gsS, ai chani "a Is,1 rEtn5 Fupjy flg saale y 'c
e"aeh'l" be- .u- acsb sr' PAID ior " 10 seats arr paid
o. carrying ;y allowed hassasv for the number passengers
.To- rithf comfort IT passengers shall run accom-
mudaii'n linz Clh,, which will leave stanton after brrsk
fast Bath Alum Warm SPRING. asi
they n'ry dcr ard reach thr White Sulphur evening;
i.r-tf. .Itft ls. .'.. 10 90 N.l"t t'r's.'
tosccoauotg sons Wc, or hast who me- aud seats
iu the regular in,," WI. 4. pNK Su : co,
ty } L. lilIsSEiL, Agent
TRY WEEKLY CONNECTION
To Lynch'u-r, Monday, weducslays sud friday going
ssia1st-sy,r ,i. ;i,f ,t,r, isi leave Pass With
charge w 30 made f passsu do ut obtain cts.
sivrrIr',a'rrt rrtutf. CO. t.ou.
80 W shin -trr Myers rl-y Junction
thNg city I'm e. ha SEA noa, tns ,hc ~ train of the
Rio' ruj, Fr,lerlstury aud PoCnas Railroad ccnyauy
!c-1 z. II. GILL, suP'L
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hll--bll --OllH-
~ litul sal,1us rttued WATER Solar Uu
IS 0hi-. Lard OIL, far Machinery
100 gallons pure American lin ted oil
DO casks cheap Paint oil, q r Roofs, ac
J cask Sweet OIL, Tor sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

TaViniorGU 10 IL,

w l.tlift MD ~ 20
q Day In our Hail Fnrtr n,Ut- hy Tile nch-
hurou tlH -'th Packet
leave Ncfm'rl dl7, sundays usual hour ag
~ aad arrive in lyucltuR 30 hours and ia uacuta In 81
hours.
Eeilninr leave Hartlna1 at ~ a ~ every day exccr.
lay arrive M D. urt'afE f r. 81; leave Lyuciurg At r. NJ
ana Arryr To- Richmond u o. hours, connect with he
S'flN ba" leaving az - ~ and the Southern Northern
Railroad Clr. l..,.s af Z N.
Ps.s~s il Lexington connect wien daily line o. stages al,
North River Returning. leaving LEXINGTON ~ av go. So,
dlys, and arrive Boo Richmond % hours. ' +'''
f-'-r' i1r faFwf.~r tgr s-i Is.l-lH4sa Court House
care ~ D NH4ri0tf.sE.". f.Ie l-aHI -fauuun
leave tlghflua4 a"4aaBs Fr.H.yr.
Below a .ue~r1.Iista l.ues
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TMPORTAsT NOTICE.

ENFORtAsI AOtitE-T0uleeon r Gf' esuer-F F-g-71
n cfandise shipped ~ s steamer rng9Loutas 49,
Baltimore, Go tL- care Jacob Brandt Jr, AEont-a@
o. tie Powlu Steamboat Company for rChpmen Wheel
INK Cincinnati and ihr West generally will be Tor.
wadyd free ~ commission by che Baltimore Ohio Railroad
shippers, wall find this the most certain and expeditions route
mage LguLAM & WATSON.
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d H.I': Q II-tt EfIrIl1 EIIIIVUEE MI rltsF1
Hi6NH0NN, ,.uuSrly rf Ef.a1rs rrHt H--Ngr,-as-,g,
Eia..D7 N.Fa i..glH (. id-..ltm 49, 49,
fifuu--Nfsars rtIVIuFEE HHF roc AIlUNTASTic
Can't. Gr.r1 Baltimore Afternoon
r EcHindr- turning. 5ic Richmond every tuesday
fHr baltimore.
Tie rn.uSl leaves Hlll.aarc every W,1r'-'.Y .srn5on
r R-huond turning She say1g saliJ1d every Saturday
Afternoon for Baltimore.
Fr.-at 90 wleairr rttsfu-- Cincinnati and e sruth and
West generally, DC shipped thfs
Hts-tf LIUT.tN A WATSON
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NH an SX $rih ..S1 f, kl,Gs VIZ

wM MApLF Agent Pear, street. from aiu Sasr
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JAS. u. y. EVANS.
5Ai,sOLITioN on Co.p,mr,tn.,l

Iee,o.re existing tween the subscribers this DAY Dis
r'H igT payment and all those indebted 10 us viii lras 80
Eii and 'eue their respective early a. possible
vs. n. o. HAskINS,
''t'. - $50 LUTHER LIBBY.
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l0sEUH u. C0LoUITT, A.-at.

htPEtltis SNitts-NrSy York aud Nir-irtn slva-l
~ ,. =. tOsutyt, tiuI 81 ..er. stones.
l valuable kind.
board OF either the Company ships, fHs.rrq
the EuHat except ty special t agents or
Of the ship, sill the Company Dee rpousbis
articles unless Bills u LaG.lFs gaurd therefor va
| .uc therein stated. LUDLAM WATSON.
aut5-tf
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~ nltI..- AMUNIN1Il rlIiitn M IN, ,r,I..-

craItys Tonic piuIcIc Anti ptspr,ic, Invrorat-
''S Medicinal Btyvrarc tl.
rr.i ai secdam, in Holland, and warranted NOT only
'Ig5S Injurious property end ingredient, o. the
1850, i''l'S Another OF the and
TOY .l'c 10y Il. X. uUtAL a EEOTIlER,
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Z EIUTs,
cask Sweet OIL, Tor sale by
seq Bennett BEERS, Druggists.
I'd ENOYAL AND CO-PARTNER-HIP.-The Ladie. s,Iroa
HI has been the large Store No 81 Main st.
Norfolk Ign ~ the Big Glass Windows.
III 5s Der has this associated with him On business Mr.
CHARLES S. MAURICE and Mr. THOs. H. ELLIOTT
saes VII be conducted hereafter In the
II. ADDGSGTON A co.
Norfolk, July 25-ly25 W r. ADDfNGTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-13

o. DECISIONS BLOOD SYRUP of ioiu, Iiydgcdatc ofro,as
$50 tiraf. ~ Iron and Spanish SaaIar.a regulating
.r S g and bowels, 1rd cleaning hc un urun
t , all G''rafrs "r nate nrgry or Indirectly from
- tri state ~ tie Blood Approved hy flr Medical
w. t'F sale ~ L. u. uuNAL & BRO.
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Tvff.r H-F. -lU.I. g. 70 .rT.r sale.
rs ..l aida % . .-.H > t -....-.
ra .... OH. .r...I .hI Powdered srg1r
e.H... ".r. aa
t .. I.'s''aa.
... DO --
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.... .... . ..
,.. N."..b
. ,4u.-... DOH.
f..... .f.. f.. .... r....#... ...
-.... ....' '.''.'
p-.5...,, r.... ........ r.i Cad. t....-, rf-..
D.. ...,.. a.r , r 49, r. w.
s.8I-' fHr. s'.-. "n..u 4.s. Pary @ .rrr Mustered
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These hc
AMI have ..uGA tigus passeulcrB
They uran1 % by experienced Cap ms we'll qualified
fr the trade, Who VIA plrr cNvrtl6u
They viii b. ;OWsi and down the liver by steam may
rved "a Co sail promptly, as advertised
Merchants NORTH ind
90 t interest 90 ship by tls, its regular line s
freight Oil lsay BE- taken low any vessels. and
every cno viii De made ~ hc agents Ia Richmond
90 saufact n.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY ASD PIANO FORTES
ANUS WOOIuJTsE. Us,Ts S,.H WoruHor-rl Richmond.
80 virginia, lGTa r sole. 10 Wholesale retail,
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ENIEit-ItNt' 2" TNd'iIIi--Ne believe, will inter
n tstur 70. f- Farmers Virginia. 90 huHE thI tiyy
Fu~ui ia Iai0uI oa better than they any
en Market, ave ~ prove hg above assertion ve have lately sold
several Farmer Furniture who ave priced
lg North . & purpose ~ buying. lu; finding rur-
- n ..e.et ' .- l. Farmer. and Planters 90 ba- 10
I b Il
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-04-28
No 27.

thaught of Henry, and what he may. be-
come, will not let me rest" Therefore,
l set before all otherthings the object of
raising him, if possible, out Of his sad
condition. The next time he came into
the street | met him and talked to him
with Kindness, saying, that his father
would be glad to pardon him, if he saw
any signs in him of real change for the
better. Many months had passed before
Isucceeded, through my old introductions,
in procuring his admission to merchants
counting house. Meanwhile, I had my
self gained footing in life. Then came
a marriage-day-the beginning of long
years of happiness for US. But, on the
evening of our marriage-for we had no
strangers there-the unforgiven son was
brought in, and the story Of his reforma-
ton, and the proofs of its sincerity, were
told; and thus we were made happy that
evening.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-04-28
Advice for the Girls.

Girls, if young fellow greets you in
loud, free, hearty voice, ifhe knows precisely
where to put his hat or his hand-if he stares
you straight in the eyes-with his own wide
open. and if he turns his back to speak to an
other, if he tells you who made his coat, if he
squeezes your hand, if he eats heartily in
your presence, and if he fails to be very fool
ish in fifty ways every hour, then don't fall
in love with him for the world; he only ad-
mires you, let him DO and say as he will. But
if he be merry with every one else but quiet
with you, if he is anxious to see that your tea
is sweetened, and your dear person we'll wrap
ped up when yeu 60 out in the cold, ifhe talks
very low and never looks you in the eye, if
he has red cheeks, or if he is pale and his
nose blush, it is enough, if he romps with
your sister, sghs like pair of bellows, looks
solemn when you are addressed by another
gentleman, and in fact is the most still, awk-
ward, stupid Of fellows, you may go ahead
and invoke the shafts of Cupid with perfect
safety, and make the poor fellow too happy for
his skin to hold him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-04-28
From the Daily Ne,os, 18Th inst.
Still Another Murder,

Another shocking murder was commit
ted about ) clock on Sunday evening
The circumstances, as we have heard
them, arc as follows:-Soley and O'Neal
were acquaintance. On Sunday after
noon Solely called for the latter, at his
home, and they proceeded together to
Jennings tavern, on Bristol street, road
leading from the Germantown road to
the Frankford road, about five miles from
the city.
At the tavern they drank freely, and
both became intoxicated. Solely was the
most under the influence of liquor The
parties got to high words, and became
excited; in the course of the quarrel o.
Neal struck Solely, and drew blood; the
latter said that he would have satisfaction
from any man who drew blood from him.
They then left the house, and blows a
gain passed between them before they
reached the gate leading to the yard of
the tavern. In this affray O'Neal drew
three cornered dirk knife, and stabbed
Solely in the region of the heart, at the
same time exclaiming, is that enough?'-
" L
and that the other would find it enough
when he was on the gallows. Soley died
in about three minutes.
! O'Neal was Immediately taken into
custody by some citizens, who tied him,
and took him before Nicholas Brouse,
Esq, justice of the peace for Oxford
township. The murderer was kept IL
confinement until yesterday morning,
when he was taken before AID. Haymau,
of Kensington, by whom he was finally
committed to prison to await his trial.
The murderer is about twenty-three
years of age; he is an Irishman by birth,
and weaver by trade; he was employed
in Whittaker's Cation Mills, on the Taco
ny Creek. He is married and has two
children. Yesterday morning the wretch
ed man was in great distress of mind
He does not deny having committed the
act, and attributes it to having been in
toxicated at the time.
Soley was an American. He was also
married ard leaves three children to
mourn his untimely end The deceased
was employed at Roland & Hunts Rol-
ling Mill, on the Tacony Creek.
The affair caused good deal of ex-
citedment at Cedar Grove, where it oc-
Cured. Drunkenness was at the bottom
of the whole matter, and it affords anoth-
er proof of the evils of intemperance.
The body of the murdered man was
suffered to lay out exposed upon the
piazza of the tavern during the entire
night, through the ignorance of the per-
sons who were about the place. They
were fearful of touchingFit until the Cor
oner should arrive. 1t is time such silly
notions were exploded.
The prisoner is said to belong to gang
of rowdies known as the Black Hawks
which have infested the upper part of the
county for some time.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-04-28
MA, has your tongue got legs :,

MA, has your tongue got legs :,
Got what, child!,
Got legs, ma :,
Certainly not; but why DO you ask that
silly question 2
20, nothing; only heard pa say your tongue
was RAINING from morning till night, and
vas wondering how It could run w.thou, legs
hats all, ma
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-04-28
Published by Theodore schoch.

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UP Adv ertlSementS not exceeding one square six
teen nesl VIII be inserted three weeks for one dollar
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The Charge for one and three insertions the same
liberal discount made to yearly advertisers.
r Alletters addressed to the Editor must be post-
pBll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
DIED..
2 lnnas. AAMVkl.

Or Friday Jan - Of couss.ten of the lungs sAhVsL
VALENTINE, ~ the I'D y-ar OF hi.
aud friends u the family respectfully invtei 10
attend Sunday afternoon at oock nom his late re
ndeuse Adams 81, Brooklyn
Fnday morning Jan. ~ GEORGE SHAW ssed year go
mauih- youpses child Of John j. and Hem eta G. hohst
u the family invited Go attend his funeral 90 BUS
day afternoon. 1t O'Clock hom No. bfD Broadway
storm, tho niermen' "f Las
HICKS last previously No
tined NJ. will he taken from his late fe-idsnc: No s
Fst Broadway 81 occk this sorins and thence 10 jericho ~
railroad 10 the South perry BToohpn 81 10 oeoh
SPECIAL tran will he provided 10 regm N the afternoon 49,.
On nHrday jan IS, JOSEPHINE ALLISON, only ehs
John and Ahee Wheeler seed ~ m0nth-. -.
The hnd, relatives ~ the family are invited 70 Nte"a ms
funeral on SUNDAY the 6, O'Clock ~, from Unsa Place
Boiel. -... . -, ,,.,.
On Ihurd ANefuoon hAHCANkT " A. dinghtsf OF WHEN"
y ard Msrssr-fis Cor ~ the 9Th Jear o. hrf sse. .
The friend. m, respectfully invited 70 attend h 70
na residence OF her father No O Gssdst on sunday
alts,1O0n AZ OciIek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

The stock Market was not active this morn
ing and prices were no, buoysn.. At the Second
Board there better feeling and the quotations had
an upward tendency Long Island continues TO move
upward end touched 1874, short buyers option Enc
was rather heavy Reading without change Of import
snee; Harlem quiet Nicaragua was suoysnt ct tho
Second Board, closing a, 37i bid, an Improvement II
y cent There l. evidently psrty buying up thu
stock as offered and taxing il out Of market Land
Companies are without important. change; Coal CON-
panies were In fair demand at about previous prices In
the premium stocks the market firm, excepting for
the Central line of roads, which were scarcely sustain
ed the obstacles immediate consolds ion appearing
more important Southern Michigan advanced 70 Hss,
and sifer 1861 bid Six,h-av. was In de'aAn-,
Us wn bid, dividend off, Bonds arc In yooa 'emaa'
and quotations. are well sustained Ere -
and active; the Second Mortgages so'" ~ ~
,;bles 100 for 1871, and 1901 for i7"S
Exchange is without change at s@s!c' tue
latter for bankens' buk'
In Freishts there is rather more activity /"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

Clay WIS crtted 10 carry, ard thsi prcrrr dsplnc
preserve on Geek. sc The tal p0 yoaed y, brsay
sTm-the isst osy IN fchr lagy. siailsr in0toa
made BY htssis Csine ,Dd OCo1oT counsel tor Mr Col
lier. e tie owrer ard Fanre tn 4 uael .r,ipd
10 move Tor separate tnas yaan, "A
shst judge Nelson will be herr al Ann, b,i Lice
Hall probably viii BE- ensb ed 20 &c here IN A.rrA
rRI,L As TO rHk sENDNEx
The DsaIst Attorney sud he ISsiy proved Nj
Moves rssd s.sssvts TIE psrf Of Cas-. W Paruhs.
Captain OF the x-irdesr Cor separate tr. ~ esias
durts entry& d.sset ard Il wosa b, unsae tas
sid Fanhsm ~ oceed soiEsl eoSjoniy With the Other
deieudsrt -
,hs the ttsmorYoald be the same IN rssr 10 both
ard he did not wish ish precedent bat he woaa
leave the rsttr whSy 20 the discretion Of tsc Ccsr
Judge unmarked t5st there beng but two a-fend,ns
ard the rw being requiring some eonsaitaios
IN giving eonstuctian, he dsposed 10 giant ire re-
quest but IL muss nor b. consdereds rEecedenti nns
matter within the orston OF the Csurt, and each esss
must stand on IT'S merits.
The trisl ot Capt Fsrnhanl then called on.
TIE Indictment ehargss that the sand lafcs w Fnuhsr
ana joan bowiett being psrsous employed on ecrs the
sesntoa Reindeer, Captain and Engnecr an SEPT
1882 on the nevgsbe waters OF the L. $ aud within Inc
Jnrisacnon OF this Court did by misconduct neg
ara instenor IN thT RESPECTIVE empoyments cans the
con- John Rumfet and Estrle Loup and divers othrs
persons, at present unknown the jury 10 e DESTROYED
Jsn Is shop and James William son Another eharscs
that by ssld Ipattenton, &C. OF sud aod HI the hss
managed fegu aztec and controlled
OF the machinery ard steam apparatus board Of s>A
steamboat hurst ard explode, by mears OF which one
Garwood Benway then on board burned, and OF which
turnlng he instantly died
The Hlowirs gentlemen were empsneled 90 Jaro, !
William A. Ccnsnt, Rcht Grant ", WIN. J. keestine.
John q. Go;tsbcrgcF Jr, Patrick Walsh. Hugo Wsen-
bsup Henry sndet bt Naih Makle, Isaac S3e
Simon Stslh,im, John Tekelman, Matthew G,rsh.
motion dny) ard Sunday likely during te
tiis tie case postponed To Monday, at II O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The LATE GUsPOwDER SEIzURE.-The Fire
Wardens OF this city yesterday received permission from
the Government at Washington to store the powder recent
y seized at Red Hook Point, upon Ellis Island in the
Bay. The lighter, 10 which the powder transferred,
has been Dg on the foot Of Ciask. for some days past
towed TO the Island to-day AT meeting Of the Trust es OF
the Fire Department Thursday evening proportion
made By the attorney the part OF the owners to pay
81 coz INTO their hands settlement OF the affair, which
was not entertained. The Trustees it understood, will
deliver up the powder to the ssens on the recspt OF
s2coo with the incurred which already amount
eOnsder abe Tho hire OF the lighter alone being tIo
per Cay.
FELL FROM SoAFFoLDISG.-On Thursday
evening three workmen engaged upon new building on
the of Atlantic and Columbia sts fell from the
ord story the pavement consequence OF tho breaking
OF the scarold upon which they standing. Two Of
them were seriously injured while the ther bn
slightly hurt The injured carried home by two
OF tie First District Police Officers
BROKE JAL.-A woman named Mary Welsh,
convicted the recent Of the Court Of Sessions OF
grand larceny and sentenced the State Prison for two
years ecsped from jail few evenings since by ding Cd the
bArs OF her cell
Row.-A drunken row occurred at liquor
store Myrtle Thursday evening In which tive
named M1ean and Bodine were badly beaten ons Of
them severely that hs life despared o. Several OF the
party have been arrested
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A young lady
about 10 years Of residing wh her parents 10 YORK
street near God attempted 70 commit suicide on Thursday
uight by taking ounce OF lGudanuu hcI sbuhVn was
discovered In time TO save her life The motive that in
PEELED her commit the scisno known she u no" doug
well.
FIRE.-A fre was discovered in Mr.. Phillips's
house chev.rpaee on Thursday night caused BY the
pnttng of spin: lamp drawer Of clothes IL was ex
tnRuished without oec4sioEing much damage
MAMMOTH SLEIGHs.-Tw0 mamm0ths slelghs,
the Lexington and Uncle Sam" belonging 70 Me1sS
Iobn,op Hudson were put upon the Green Point and
FULTON Ferry line yesterday afternoon They were drawn
by teams OF horses each, timely decoraed WIN nss
non the front of each Of these vehicles erected plat
form whish were yesterday occupied BY bands Of music