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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

CRsE IN WmLuMsBCRcH.-The following
IA fun repor. made by Justice Boswell showing 40,
very catering OF the number Of crimes commit
ted IN the eiiy Of WhAnshurgh during me past year
The whole number Of parsons arrested brou .ht be
lore him and confined N the ees i 1000 who were
CARED IA the folio wing crimes and offences In.ox-
icston as; Assault and Battery, rs Pe,t Larceny,
10; Disog0efly Conduit, 10; Peace Warrant, %
Grand Larceny. D. Assault with In,sn, - Kl IL; Ar.
cen :: Absndonment, Il Violation Of City Ordnan es
II: Ease Presences Malicious Trespsss Insanity
5; R0tous Conduct 4 Unruiy Apprentices 4; Rape,
Basisrdy DlsObedi-nee 10 Parents 4; SEDUCTION,
4 Keeping Di-OrdeYiy Hoaaes, 2 Infan;ieide En-
bezzlenent Nsns'sugh-er l; Migrants and L0dgsr..
mOsi Of VIXEN were Temporarily eonh aei the cils,
go,
County jail 20 10 te County Pefitentary, l3I nal IL
we're sert . thf Poor House g held IN 9H In 20
KEEP the pece, 81 70 appear q, IL General Sc as ~
rDirtsd 70 the County jail ar trial zen; 10 ne a
LaI.c Asylum tn Hone o. Refuge AZ tae re-
gr|st ofrsrsr's, 70 The Ho ri ~ me -1'~rin'rn
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dent snd the balance discharged a. ois-rs or ~
rot guilty He sss.r Tint all tined and determined
hy h Court CITY chsrscs All exsmns ans 4 er,rn,
bad IN hs Court the penalty Of wh ca rnpris ,nnest
IN TIE srare Prison. County charges All persons
sent 10 jail tor trial al tn General sessions the
oyer and Terinner, are also charged 10 the County
FIRE.-Abont IL o'clock yesterday forenoon
ere broke cut in the Resnol Factory Of Wan Lssch.
ST the 'cot OF North Sixths tn. DE IL supposed to
have originates IN consequence e inper-ctioa Of
ore Of the "stins, BY which the resin escaped
and csnsh, are. Los about SEQ
AccrpESrs.-iesterday morning boy named
Oscsr Jolnson. residing st No ia Soa,h Fr.,sS. 70
ceved severe frscture OF the leg ia consequences Of
heavy piece Of ron falling upon him while a, work /,
TIE AlAre lronworss. n. \.
Yesterday morning milkman residing in
New,own Sas severely injured bv the upsetias Of he
wsson in North Sixth-st Tue milk cans tell apoa and
bruised him upon tie head ard body
~ The examination Of the senior class OF
Ward School No. took place on Wednesday evening.
They were examined in Reading. Grammar. Msst1
Arithmetic, Common Arifhmetc, Geography aud Book
keeping, by the Examining Committee and teachers.
and elected much praise from those present fur The
msnner IN which they acquitted themselves.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, of

February A......"..@ 81 50 81
ENrrRrArSMESrs.-Beasf, Of the Freaeh
Eriies-losErH WARREN FABENs, Esq, late United
States Consul Al Cayenne viii deliver lecture upon
"The Coup De E'at of Louis Napoleon-and treat.
ment of French Political Prisoners" tonight a, the
Broadway Tabernacle. One Of our leading merchants
hes consented to preside. George Sumner, ESQ. aud
other speakers, will be Presen, and address the audi
snce Aterthe lecture the exes VIII also sadres. the
meeting in French The proceeds TO 70 10 aid tbs
exiles Mayor Wes,ervelt ex.Gov. Hum, and other
leading men, have hosded list Of names con,ribu,
ing material aid"
A lecture upon PhrenOlosy win be given BY Dr.
BOYLE at No. AIS broadway.
AT NBIo's to night DoniIet,i's Opera Of "Linls
di Chsmounix" viii be presented by Msdame sontay,
Pico-viessi Bsdish Pozzoni and Company.
AT wALLAcK's, tonight Sheriaan's comedy o.
: The Rivals" by Blake, Lester, Rrougham. wscot,
Haie Laura Keene, &c. Concluding with First Come
trst Served"
AT BrxroN's, the everi sstingly popular paris and
London" and the new farce, I" The Phenomenon"
closing with the thousand Milliners"
AT The hro,pwar. "plzarre," NJ Forrest "a
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theme was 1.-THE Trus and False Idea Of Gentle
man. We gave sketch OF thi. lecture last season.
BURGLARS CoSyIcrED.--In the City Court on
Wednesday William Williams, ndictedo on two counts for
burglary in the third degree In having robbed the store
Of Deiano s. sons Fulton a., in November, 1852 amt
the tailor shop of Mr. COreoran, Atlantic st. IA Deem.
Der following was convicted ON me hrst indictment sni
pleaded guilty 20 the second. WIN. Meryin, impeadei
with Williams, convicted Of grand larceny. John
Shaw, ala John Richardson, alias James Miller, was
convicted Of burglary IN the second degree tor breaking
into and rObbiDg the house OF Lester " Beers In De-
cembeT last Sentence reserved In each case.
The YoRK.sT. METHODIST CHURCH.-PrO-
trected meetings have been held by the congregation
WORRYING IN th Church, nishty, for several weeks ps,
during whch time upwards OF 80 persons have been
sdmitted 10 membership on probation. Rev. John j.
Glider IL the Pastor
House. Blown Dows-A three-stOry frame
building nearly opposite Justice 5trongs resilence IN
EA,t New York was eyeled the ground by the force
OF the gale on Thursday morning last
INSTALLATION Rev. n +. Smith late OF
Oyster Bay, L. /, installed pastor Of the Middle
Reformed Dutch Church, In Courtst, last evening.
ASSAULT UPON PAREsT-A young man
named Luttere complained Of yesterday By his moth
.anng her He was Sentenced the County jail for tbs
term u 90 days asa ysgrant
The CoUSTY PESTEsTARY.-The total
number OF prisoners this the I'D nst
H. Of which s. males and II females. The number ad
NIT, during the week preceding the above date
number Of discharges also.
CoeosER's ISvEsTI6ArIos .-COrOner Ball
Yesterday proceeded his investigation into the
causes Of the death Of Thomas English, who injured
ARRAY since, from Le effects OF which IL Is
upposed he died bur Of the alb
sence Of q jurynaD the again postponed.
The CRY -Senteaces-The follow
ing persons convicted DUNG the present term Of the CITY
Court were yester6ey broC ght up for sentence.
Albert b. Carpenter convicted 81 grand larceny was sn
tened The State Pson for The term Of two years and
months. . 1900.
William Williams, alas John II. Mervin convicted Of
burslAry in the third degree. Sentenced 70 The STATE
Prison Tor the term Of four years and eight months
William Meryin convicted, Of gTand larceny was srh,
fenced the State Pron for the terra Of three years a
eight months. - -. .ft,
John shaw ais John Richardson, Alas Jane. Miller,
convicted Of grand lArcesy, sentsced 70 me oaSe
Prison IN the term Of four years and three months
William W Bazer convicted Of petit larceny, secOha
osn., "A ,enced 70 the State PTsoa for two yes and
three months. -. - -. 100000
20 he County jail for SIX months
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ct the bottom Of the core thus preventing ,he air from
eseaIing This csused an explosion watch threw tbs
fsDc and uered metal out of the hssk an upon the
deoehted, setting Gre to hi. clothes and burning hin
from bad T. foot The Jarv rendered veriict thst
Charles AeFeeiy came TO bis desih by AcciisntI
explosion Of hct iron from cAsting il the foundry Of
Ward & Ryder, IN Fifty ninth,st. neAr llthaV" The
osceRsed was q native Of Ireland shout % years OF
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the BErt FEEL iocned 10 SCOUT him of any aenss do
ylously ted BY Mr.. PECK now devolyes upon 6eielct
Il wis fsq The Cashier who will con,iuae 10 act II both
Until responsible person Is selected % at ~
lAyLg Teller fI.mea
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STEALING IRoy.-A colored man named John
MoRE RowpYIsM-A FIGHT occurred at 3
Il The nnW ORGAN for the First Presbyterian

~ The new Organ for the First Presbyterian
Church al Rome, n. Y, Is completed Of tho Organ
Mandatory OF Mr. GEo JARptsE No $40 Pesrlst, Y,
end viii for public nation Friday and Sat
urday This Instrument is Of tho largest class conanng3
ranks Of keys 50 stops stops pedals Ne and s Of
Organs OF the magnitude budlngto
order FOR various Churches Parties intending procure
Organs Clersynen and Professors especially invited
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REAL EsTArE.-The following property was

sold Feb. 81 by Anthony Blocker:
4o's corner stsv and stse Is 2rl ssA $50 SAID
lots in s6h-st, leo Il from l.t-sv "a ssxlssi I,o
0ts s6sb-st each s5Kiosi $50 s.eh........ 5000
sts N ssthss 5s.icOt. $50 so
lots n S6,hst 251loost a. 20 each. ...... $50
lots in s7th-st leo SKIS, $3.50 each Ses
ct, on i.ts1 cor s7th-.; 8 sIios saea sicO... a
Oss lst s'th-s, . 2ixle6 each Sis. 2roO
lot, ofa0Ove lots on ssth and sItA.,. ItO
An irregular plot OF ground routins - feet 10Th
ard SO II on sch at, sold - = lots. At 81 90
PER lot there Is handsome house the plot. - 90
An irregular plot OF sFUupd fronting oa the E~t
River, between arh and s9th-s',, with right 20
cts Of ground Of irregular share. and fro3nas 80
ieet on stthst with night 70 water q sat sold - 10
Plot OF sTonnd fronting on III. Ess, River between
III and sls,ss, with iis'a to water grant sold -
srv- dock on Eas, River between sls and si 81 AZ"
Cole Chiffon -old the folio wing Brooklyn property
lot On Hoytst below Lvineston-st, and Fntonsv 10
Let on Hoyt ST. below Lvings,onsf ard Fulton LSfp
story brick and lot. No S2l Fulton ....l3IO
story frame Rouse and Let SO Iihary-st lot s9xeo 3e1
story hrck house. AM 10, on Hudsoa cor Tlay 1870
story hrick hons, ard lot adj )iuing .......... lSO
story brick house ard lo ad oning. SS
2.to.y fsme house on Prneet, cor. Johnsoa-s'- To-
hrics stores and lot. on 81 av cor 18th st.... $500
three story brick house ard lot on Hsmiisoa-sv SO
2lots 90 ZIthst pear Sdav, s5xoo, ESQ each.. Ieo
Tie following Bushwck a. ~ property was sold by
Dumont & lilo sack
lot 81 jurcson OF Gseuvout Grand ami Heurysts SIS
lot on 5thst- cor. Wlhamst, 26xloo.....'.'.. 20
lot adon ng 40
lots adoninE eech
lot On Sthst cor SO
jo. on 5thst sdioin nr sGo esch............ leo
lots on 5thst adjoining st50 esch.,....,..... soD
lo,s on sth.t adjoining sl75 each ............ 80
lots on sthsf co; Suifon-st ESQ each ...... 100
lot on kngsanl-av Sh st................... 80
lot on sutton-st, near 9Th SS
Oakley, Wright & Wood sold the following IN jersey
City
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

~ Rev. THEODORE PARKER delivered u
lecture Of the Brooklyn Institute Course last night His
theme was "The Trus and False Idea Of Gentle
man. We gave sketch OF thi. lecture last season.
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cottage and lot Willov-.t Monmsuth-st so
cottages and lots on wilow.t near Monmouth-t 5000
SrRANGERs-At the AsroR, Hon. A. Birdsall
Birshsmton Butler King. Jr. Ga, MAJOR Day, Army
Rcualdo, Navy; j. c. Palmer, san Francisco w. Ma
SOD Trenton; A Rumsey, Buffalo; The illarts, Troy;
Capt. Bates, Boston W. F. Ballantine, Tenn; Z K.
A. the ST. NicHoLAs-O. n Pa,chin, Buffalo; Hon. Mr..
Beesman. Kiuderhook; O. W. Burlnssme, Albany; rs,
Van Bergen, Troy O. c. COchrsne. Buffalo l. Fses,
Hartford; VIM Dwight, New hayen L. Norcrpss bos'on
n ClHpp, Chicago; H. Bell, Lexington; NJ = Wood
1.-THE iSvISs' Judge Hoseboom. Hon Geo. H Power,
Hudson l. c. Alexander. Texas; J {. Todd Wheeling
O. l. Andrews q n. Greene J. Gibson, X Slxton, Army
o. W sullivan, + Waters Navy J. Mack, California
c. McCulley, Huntsville; and others
At the METROPOLITAN, Hon. Jas. Grant, iowa; Col o.
MeHsnry do; w IL Jordan, Boston; l, X; For, Penn
bury, Nashville; c. T. Bowen, Washington H. Henry,
Cleveland, and others
FIRE-AbOut "a o'clock yesterday morning
fire occurred the dwelling house No 1913 Thirty .hrs.
caused by children, whom their mother had len
for few minutes. The flames were soon exunsnished'
Damage slight
CaMPuExE AccIpENr-A camphene lamp
burst on Wednesday evening, at the house corner Of
Sheriff and Uoudon-sts while in the hands OF young
lady whose clothes fire. Her face, neck and
hands feay burned and should se sRrySe the in'
jure', will probably be disfsured or life
STEALING IRoy-A cOlored man named John
Brown yesterday arrested by Officer Wade ofhe Flew
euth Ward charged with stealing $50 worth Of iron which
he bad teen employed TO the Foundry o. M j.
20 the iunk shop Mcbride corner Of stanton and
Priests where he sold and appropriated the proceeds TO
his Justice Welsh held him TO await s1amina-
ton.
MoRE RowDYIsM.-A fight occurred at )
oc ock Yesterday morning. between gang u irhmen at
the corner Of Fortieih-st and Seventh Officers Mcclure
and Of the Twentieth Ward went to the place
TO arrest the gbters bat severely handed Mcclure
receiving severe cut in the back OF the neck with
sword One of the party arrested but subsequently
got away Two which the rowdiss had LETT the
LII LAM. .DaaInn mil Nv NO mill
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A Word ABOUT Bv1rER-Mr kems-Will


you dear cir have the goodness correct paragraph
in morning paper respecting Butter The Editor Of
that paper indorse. communication which states that
the best butter be bought at wholesale at Is TO
81 cents per h." Now IL am doing pensuce here on
the earth for my Sins verify their name must be e-
gion; for ! am one of those poor unfortunates-a
woman keeping few boarders, who with very few ex
ceptions consider il their first right for the moderate
terms which they pay to complain eternally, and oc'
casonay TO throw into my face the immense fortune
must be making OF Them the text for which Ia al
ways trumphsntly furnished by some incorrect state
meni like the above. Ny fastidious boardsrs, who
have all been to Europe, and of course while there,
were on intimas terms with all the crowned heads,
never have butter fl TO eat" and yet my honor,
and by my fu;ferngs declare thai up to This day, and
during the whole winter have paid hrstrate grocers
invariably aud respectively "a and 319 cents pound
for buters fearful price when see every morning In
each plate buckwhest cake, or half muffin, swim
ming in lte of the vile stuff, not Mt 10 grease
csrtwheesV
Now. ss most persons value thing in proportion 10
tie money paid for IT, possibly by kindly giving this an
Insertion you may sweeten the butter and tighten the
burden Of one OF a class whom sunbeas fall 80 rare
ard so chill that she certainly believes that the phoso
ILer succeeded in extracting them from cucumDcrs,
aud keeps them solely for the deectaton OF small p
yste families who keep few boarders.'
MoBddt. Feb u, 1853.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
a. n.stou''s, Lyormeyis LyaeA s. ClirkaJ 2a Wa9-ss
lSS3. IAN. Noon. SPIN SPIN
February A..........M 81 81 81
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~ The Common Council meet this event

10 consider the ordnance relating b. the Watch Depart
ent and also the application Of the Railroad Co for
extension OF ferry and other accommodations.
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BROADWAY RAILRo,D.-Aaaokmeats agaisst

BROADWAY Observation-Disclosures agIissi
Aldermen, Sc Most Of the Aldermen and Assistants
sgains, whom attachments have been Issued fled yes
terdsy, answers to the nterrosasoTies TAe following
il the substance Of the questions and answers:
ln,erogsioiy Were yon not during the whole Of the
year 1852 the Aldermen Of the Guy spd County o
New Ncrs, and of the ara II sad Cigy, and
not row such Alderman
Was the inucetion order granted IN this sc:iol,
and of which copy 10 hereunio annexed. marked A.
stsyC, we. 20 81 TIE jsr d Dcce aSc-, ls1s;
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- A new Gallery Of Paintings is soon to be
opened TO the public q. the Art Union Rooms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

SECOND WARD WHO CoMaITTEE.-Charle
Bostwick, Esq. has been elected Chairman, and ex.
Aid james Kelly Treasurer who during year.
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~ The proprietors OF the st. Nicholas Ho.
tel gave elegant dinner the 22i One of the
elites served up two noble salmon from the Ken
pebec brought here by the America and sold a, e.
AZ 50 apound. The prcpresors have succeeded in so
curing the lease Of the splendid property adjoining
their present hotel up to Springst whi,h will add
hundred and more TO their presen, space These
will be ready, with large rear building also contain
ing great number Of rooms, in May. Then also Will
begin the work of demolition Of the adjoining build
inss Broadway, intended to make part OF this
splendid establishment When completed the Broad
way front of the ST. Nicholas Hotel will extead 3O5
feet, and most of IL run through to Mercerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

ST. LuKE's HosPrrAL lots of
ground and over $4,000 have been subscribed for the
projected 81 Luke's Hospital but the full sum Of
100000 is required and further appeals made TO
churchmen in this behalf subscriptions viii be re-
ceved either by Robert B. Mnturn, Esq. President,
or by w A. Spencer, Esq Treasurer of the Board Of
Managers
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TIE LATE FArAL ACCIDENT AT WAkD ~
RYpxRs ForSDxr.-The explosion Of ho' meal, eAus
Ing the death OF Charles MeFeely, Puohsaea N 01i
edition of yesterday, was subject OF inres' NDH
Coroner Hilton, sf the New York HosPitsi heni! a.
Insraham, the foreman N Messrs "Ard ~
foundry, was examined, and testified 70 hA'.hs Oeea
present when the accident occurred Inc $3.50 $50
wss employed As slAborer and between An- :
ca Tuesday lsst the workrnen were ensaseo
an iron column; Feely was holding me '1A - y
xhicb ,s.si m. melted metal for the purpose
~ s.,o.,pc IL in the mould when b-csn~ clicked
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AsoTHER CASE OF SrhBBNG.-NOt fsr from
9ocloek last evening quarrel took plsce on board
Liverpool ship lying at the foot Of Burning slip r.
between party Of sailors. during which one OF then
named James - Coneley, dangerously stabbed il
three separate and distinct places with knife or ohsr
sharp instrument In the hands Of Of the company
The wounds are in the region of the breast groin and
back As coon as the poor man received the injuries
lie was conveyed to the First Ward Station House AMI
from thence to the New York Hospital. where he was
sttended ~ DR.. sGckley who pronounced the wounds
TO be Of very dangerous character and fears they
msy prove fatal The First Ward Police succeeded in
srrestins three men, Of whom, il alleged, per
petraed the deadly assault They were locked up to
await the death recovery Of Coneley The assslsnt
belonged TO another vessel lying where the Of
Tense was committed while The other parties we're ship
mates. and attached to the ship where the ieporAble
event occurred
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The HENRY CLAY FESTIVAL Associations.
1T is said tina, this Association has received two hun
dred and thirty canes cut from one Of Henry Clsys
isvorie trees at Ashland Ky One Of these canes u
to be taken by each member in good standing. The
Association hiss also been presented with Mr.. Clays
library chair relic Of the lustrious deceased which
will be cherished with great care The festival usuay
bad upon the anniversary OF his birthday in April
win be dispensed with this year, but a eulogy VIII be
delivered in sorne public place before the members OF
the Association and all others who choose TO send
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

PROBABLE MURpER-l ne DVdy vi female,
from ~ 10 Is yosrs OF age has been found In boz In the
Delaware River about mile below Delaware City IL "
believed that she had been murdered there hole In
her which appeared 10 have been made by stab and
blood was found upon portions her Her body
had been packed In wheat and rye 10 the box and
lime used plentiiully The body wn almost deeom-
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CoRosER's IsrEsrIeArIos.- Coroner Ball

Yesterday proceeded hs nyesu into the
causes Of the death Of Thomas English, who injured
al ARRAY since, from the effects OF which Il
Fupposed be died bur Of the necessary zb
sence Of q juTymaD, the again postponed.
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SrRAseERs.-At the AsroR. Hon. 4. Birdsall

cottage and lot Willov-st near Monmsuth-s,. so
cottages and lots Willowst Monmouthst. 5000
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~ We have received from jerks, Hick.
ling & Swan copy of their new editions of the popu.
lar educational manuals, GoopRIcHs "HIsroRY sF THE
UNrTEp STATES" ought down to the Admnistra'
ton of President Fillmore, WoncEsrrR's "CoaPRv
nRNsrr DICTIONARY" and PARLEY's FIRST Book
OF IlisroRY"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

ScIEsTIYIc LEcrUREs.-Dr. BoYyros, q
practical geoogist who has been lecturng with sue
GEES in various Southern and Western cities, has been
invited by Mayor Westervelt, Hon Luther Bradish
Prof Draper, Prof Renwck, DrFrancs, Bishop James,
Rev Drs Bigbee, Tying Adams Cheever, Dewitt, Cone,
Smith Rev. E. H. Chaplin and other distinguished citi
zens TO give Of lectures in this City. lie VIII
commence rext week
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~ The Board Of Education have invited
Miss Peabody Of Boston Mass, explain her system OF
instruction ia history to the school TEACHERS and the Board
" hoh she will do to-day In Public School No. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

II The Commercial 4dreniser, the vene-
rsble among dses has been enlarged by the addition
of column TO each page. This evidence OF thru Is
ercdiable and have doubt profitable to the pro-
pIietors.
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INSTALLATION Rev. n T.. Smith late OF
Oyster Bay L. /, installed pastor Of the Middle
Reformed Dutch Church, In COurtst, last evening
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The YoRK.sT. METHODIST CHURCH.-Pro-
treced meetings have been held by the congregation
IN this Church nighy for several weeks past,
during wGich time upwards OF 80 persons have been
admitted 10 membership on probation. Rev. John J.
Glider Ia the Pastor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-25

FIRE-About "a o'clock yesterday morning
fire occurred the dwelling house No l3 Thirty .hrs.
81 caused by children, whom their mother had len
Damage sxht