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'u>hh DAnu tkkhofhrk ART, pTastscd by wHIrEURsT
with all the has
himself world Wide reputation, gained by
.minenee without proof of such but contrary
% Of study and practice adopting all the improve
Nheh have rapidly succeeded other
lie has sanei the highest distinction Artist
palm veTy when Competing with the Artists Of this
ni Mr W has also gained shat highest Cf all
confidence and patronage the publ crowds
Of patrons who daily thong his which arc
not Of their
loEsrssoTs
Stseo7eOp't Ltrnesscs taken the improved
hNy sf'eS =. Eases Frames lck
sni At TIE most saiist,coTy prices
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IyIsWIN ne. ToBNu,U.-One hundred p,

a yiIEN me- IOBNttO.-Onc hundred packages, hes
~ made Of the "Winc Sap Nectar, Ross Oonoco.
ranei the Tobacco market Two
good quality Chewing Tobacco small caddies suitable
the trade At low prices We sell Tobacco FAetorj
rates BENNETT BEERs DTuggtsts,
ac1 Az nts Tor The MAnsfa
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npUIiNOND AND H0~TON LINE az
MN - fNhtts-Ib'sit tine IL composed @ f,t,N
HIItAthc oiowing vessels, sails from Boston hYkxS
T MEpNEsDAN. LsAAS-
Schooner SUSAN, Captain $. a. Rogers,
WtSIONtR, "a q. Rogers,
COURIER J n.
SHARON, J. IA.
MERCY TAYLOR, =" Cyrus Nickerson,
JULlErrk Obsd Baker Jr
ssiy for ,b trad,
and have superior accommodations ioT passengers.
1hey commanded experienced Captains well qualified
tT 10
They WILL be twcd and down the steam nav
relied On To- sail promptly, ady.rtis.d.
Merchants going North ordering Boston will hnJ
1t e. their interest ship by this regular line
freight will asaNs be taken vessels. aud
every 'hrt wl he by the agents Richmond Boston
to give satfacn.n.
We respectfully ask aud hope succeed obtaining full share
o pAtToua
The vessels Will lie In Richmond
Roses wharf DAVID CtHRlE, Richmond,
AlIEN 4 WEIGH
jy2p No. ms stat. street, s'"''-
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n AnIFs Am GKNII INIrN IN fnd =, I'M. .I ~. So.

III NJ
~ al tHS perfect OF
select from found establishment or ny
other We make pontto deal with
Of celebrity the North and with such only
the shoes, and the fashions
We sso the advantage
q enabling suit and ~ the
intend should
heretofore only
Having confidence that puhc
appreciate cort shall spare keeping
,ui0 WHITE PAGE is Main street
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no nkNIsoNIs nLoon sYRuP ofIoiIne nydrIoaa

n p %
- Of and Spanish sarsapaa, regulating
the Stomach and Bowels and cleansing the Bo
the principle that all diseases directly
Imperfect state ofthe blood. Approved BY the Medical
" For sale by X. II DuNAL mo,
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49, ae1a HSRHER
ll N MIR ARn,N:taIsNT.on ~ amer tins date. the
isy SsS.Safs S Ss s sSSss: ssS:S &
Leaves Riehnond daily, a, 4o'siocl. p NJ
Leave Petersburg daily, Az O'clock A. N.
chnlr-n three yss, Of sgs-se,snt.
be made on each fare when tickets
az e,d at The oee and persons getting the where
rhrGssh Tickets In With Bland pann Western
Grssns.loToSsS, Sof,h C,roI,S,, SO Is
s s So !: s ~;
fS SS't TO- weldon. Do DO Do ssS
FER Port Malthan Tssts connect. S the s,e,~Sa, Ausa.a
rsre Nores Portsmouth,, ........
The nSsh on all articles tor Norfolk and Portsmouth, AMI The
servant. travelling by must furnished with
p's th'touc h. retained Athc ticket be
expressly stated On the pass that they permitted 10 on the
cars " Boat a. the case 'aa, be- - -
d r0Hr wtLTltiL LiNE-Thc beAutihlll st$.Jr
, r ,,S 80 , , 'Ss 'n 49,, IN, ~ 20 h'
umti her place upon the Fort walha having
horogshy rehUlt and dte in the most elegant style
The appliance required hy the Act Congress
running connection augusta viii leave the
Richmond and Petersburg Depot every Monday Wednesday
Returning the Augusta alternate DAYS
" lugsi'ys; rhursi,ys AMI Saturday., att AN.
fare between Rie6ronJ, cots., Rings NM and drove
cra over three wears aud not years OF age,
Meals nls s p,si' ................. "a
Ms'r.. go WY ''''''' - .... SS
eC.6 rHos DopAMEAD, superintendent.
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camrlaa.ston addressed to AQs. Cog.1 With promptly
at,,uJ,itp. WILLIAM q. ALLEN,
by G 6 ooIp .5, Of g5j'i and 9Th ''" the store el9P'd
EzUSTs IMPROVED PATTST WHAT DRILI.-The perf,r.
~ Esn &" ,e,as Of hr eomncndaton BY those Who
I I j,,,,| ' T3saH'a 10 On TO- q, me.
fL aud not liable &" gst out Of order and the price Of less
coming season. are respectfully requested 10 oIWad t. orders
early. 20 avoid di7s ppoinmsnt BALDWIN,
EH NHDwNHE, CdTLfnX NND GtNs rOH THE EIiL
sieishln farsrs Mee.n.. ana he pablo gensa TO o1
manufacturer, foreign aud domestic, and al bought rcslh Our
''oa, -9ns,'is m part Of
Table .ui Pea EDveH u Rogcr wo't,nholu'' AMI other
Rlr,r.of ,gsry tini, some In handsome cases
Scissors Of sl siE,s ani kinds
stoct, Pad, Chest, tau, Cupbd AMI Em Locks
cspper ,ni ION Coal ssuiues ari SENDER shovel.
rs, tng lIo 9, IN psiI,, s i in .gts
Iud, Glazed and Porcelain Sauce Pans
rae OF, L"r' wei and Pump Chains
lnh, Halter, and Hreast Chsns .
I'd s,s s:s e. sSs aSS T'9a 5 s a19 '5 Forks
Hammer If,tchets ADD adzes. all Kinds
Hand Pannei, Tenant mn ri aud Cross Cut Saws
Coan,,i so,ie sad Pat 6ssooss r'ic and BROAD Axe,
IIgn,,.' Soldering Irons, Naylor' Cast steel, sn.i,e'
single and D.ue Barrel ua some II them fine
Bellows, Aoys, vices, all descriptions Tor smith.
Aursr.. c6i.sl.. Mpliet. Square. and Bcveis
b &C.. c cfs Sa% sad T ris canae,,s
HrHrfci aui Nrurn She Thread
Reed slaic with every article
commonly offered IN Hardware houses.
ocia RoBFRrsoS, GArfs RADCLIFFE
AIEw AND POPULAR WOHHs.-A TIsf IN Eiyaps IN
~ 1851 ~ rr0f Hni sman u Yale College, in vols 2mo
/ cloth lusratlDns, flb1.
fuit04a'F Wprfs JOi. H. ~
The Bt NJ AufurC ny Hhref and Ncdiock Illustrated by
six hundred and ninety engvngs wood o.
He1k Hg1fsC, complete. For sale ~
0FO. ~. WET
tARPErs-CA have lot Carpets en over from
~ winter. oncring prices
same goods could be bought for this fall
] se2u @. UAnTWgTT A
~ RUNKE-WHOLFsALE AND WTAfL.-wc invite the
readers - the Whg both n y aod country call ~ large
and Convenient store snown rougou the state A. he Ladies
saloon u contains Tor ~, Boots Shoes and Trunks Tor
AL ard acquired The reputation ~ giving bargains 70 Az Our
assortment comprehensive and complete, embracing srclcs ~
taste vel uty including Children and servants soes In
great abundance and variety large proportion ~ which haa
been laid In ~ the lowest cash prices and VII BE sold on the
same terms We respectfully invite call from those " Nsn' u
. any hing in cur line. WHITE fAOHi
I sciU - han street.
NyELvET CAss1MTRE PANTst have iust received ~ the
Roanoke besutui afoftucnt % Velvet Cassi
Pants Call NJ the Clothing Emporium n
| ocl9 HENRY sHaFER, i03 Main street.
StJPEHIOR SALAD OiL-Lcgi OIL, q our mporta.
- ton BordeVx Oh, "Kepper superior, for sale by
PURCELL LADD CO. Druggists,
oe79 "a Main street
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The subscribers having bought the entire interest ~ Dodge
Virginia North Carolina Esprcss the business will hereafter b
conducted BY Messs PhS kSo, No Ncsy street
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JAS. u. n. EVANS.
nI..oIIT,o> or ,o.p,uT>,,,s,,

hissoLirioN or tOPARTNhiisIiiI'-The Partn,rshit
~ heretofore existing tween the subscribers this day an
solved by mutual consent Al persons having will prcen
them Tor payment and all those Indebted please com,
forward aud settle their respective early possible
with either Of Us. Il a. HAskINs
sept l. 1888. LUTHER IInny
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disposed entire interostn the Express
business known Doipc- Virginia aud North
Carolina Espcs take pleasure IN recommending TO the eommu
the cutcTprang gentlemen competing the firm ~
RS0 ASSUMED that business a. Tx
press Forwarderr. LEVI DODGE.
Eebru ml.ib
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WIN l. MAuLE Agent Pearl street, one Main.
ToleT a Cooks once.
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y. aut Honvr- Anatomy
htTk ant Pt--t, Duugeog's Carpenters pl vsio.gy
GtHs.r. Pfu'ost snj Miller. surgery.
T.Wu.a' slumtn'H, tuI 9tGF. UHrts Chemistry.
P.Teira'H BGi uuug.-0u'- Nlt.rl M,ics.
MoF. ie.s 1uster., ''tau'., Marenus Rand7lph'.,
D,we's Ai,ts,sIy.
Wtt.H-. p.nrIisrn WosI AMI ns AMI stokes Practice
Dew, M,ir's, Coniy, t',Is lEi Wet, ou Children.
Wood aLi Elshg.s DrsptDs tory
p.ns-u. CaoI.i's Hooper .ai Palmer. Dictionary.
MlI", Va1.ua aud Homer Plate.
Al Nt4.r, HouE- e value has atfsi Main street
printed Da1lCgu" Hf t lst lss.fD,ut Medical W0T
10 Richmond IS read, FOO distribution.
o-is v. RANDOLPH
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

'1IO IIIE Iii Nhi-Thc subscribers rcccyei
Winter Stock Ready Made Clothing ~
themselves Tor the Nul, and North trade which
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N ne 81 TENT nOnh--0TO VI WIS.,, under t-c TS
W change Hotel ard o. The Post once onus ~
GVorahs hfei1f Medical Books Of TIE beet Cd or
Watsons and Woods Practice of Fhysc
Wool Hsche'f ruitcd states pHprufnt0rv
Kifte's, ard eagffs and Ctfpeuter's physio'0y
fuuucf Chetnaiy
nfultis NiIers.' ard Oiieson's Surgery
Msifs', Churchla, peuces and Ransuuthatn's Midwifery
panfsn's Garansrs, Hohyn's ard Coopefs Medical Die
uouaries.
eharpsy and Quain's. and wilson's Auatouy
liudd on The livrr. West on children
eaith urfneft Anat0ui-al Atss
only small part ~ TIE Worfs hand IN IBIS
rrf
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law LVTELLIGENCE.

corpT OF OYER AND TERMINER-BeoFe Judge EDWARDS
SENTENCES
Ia. T. Hosre convicted Of murder in causing the death
Of Susan McAnany-and William Oman and James Fox
indicted for in the third degree IN causing the
death Of Henry Orb ne brought up for sentence
on Saturday morning
The District Attorney moved for sentence on oman ana
Fox who were directed 10 stand up.
In nuswcr 10 the queston 10 whether the prisoners
hsd anything TO say why sentence should no, pe pro
rounood sgainst them Mr. Phillips said mat pinan haa
f,,ui,b.d lin with written statement. which ne would
rad pfsviouE 10 ls however. he would state 20 the
Court that Oman has been koptfn close oonhnsen' sN9
sinco he has been arrested on 'ha ehaEa "u ma w.
entering nom rulmsnary Affection which must shorty
t,pirsIe his existence lie hoped tho 'eu's w""' 'e%'
tit 60 ejft utnstances into consideration
BIZ PHILIPPE then read -
NV y6nn loo a 1881 pn Tho daY "i haVi z" ls'''
90, ea,y rsisn 90 The Witnesses 90 my hsi wa NY
,e,s aver rets nay house hls hss hsea "'ae' ny NV
t,ti. n. ss.a,ei tsafs rasi lie bsrt hos 'Hs ~ ~
.s,s. \, .iaai ,bs, evening Who's head - 'his va
10, s.e,t hbs l. !. ~ rr"iss zoe 'r""a = Sser
.a..t..5 s.a ai 80. ,hl.s hi,s . ss''t-~ =; ss
Af,. Ls.iias b., sr. ~ DIR ~ ish hs' !. se'sfss'
i...s III ,ih Lss.d " !, s.i t.r-ets be- hs.ss
WI.. ! 49,. - ! ssh.i ~. vhs's sh- ~
l..- ~ a~4 shs s-.~s.-a ,h-' ~ ~ fye- "''s
.ih.i -. a., ....t ii--a r-.-s = -s...i
sA,- 80 --ta hI- rg; y "A +, lid i.sa - =;
ht-4 ~ \ -s --i hsr' =. r e -. FL Il
a..l.I,i-s- ;,ttss.-i -t-.- t-ts t5s ~ tri' ~
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a; IS Hg ;;.i Y'iA Il. .i.5; IT,. slss ~. -
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SafAsss 81 III. .sss it. 's4 .ss4s .H M, y
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500 ID tsl H. ~ ", y 49, --rte y n ~
Nfs-fsHrs ~ IT, p -. ~ bsse.r tssr is'Tn'
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WILLIA MsHURGH ITEMS

Tft r<tist nsst, ps ss'"'1s5 lss' iis t'7 'i::'s
n, tsi. ts,,tl rah 's'.t '"s ''s y.
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f..55, ~ s~.9, ..4-t, -r4.. r's.ss' - - tfE-t
g-s.f--'st
~. bt..!.. t.l.44-. ~ 49, No 49, s--- =
1880. y 4 ~ ssfyl-si Y ~ tsssAsT ''7yt".s
49, b - ! Z, ~ b. ~ '.tH-s H'.sh1'e'
~ y4ss ll--f HsYisA 4.4L.,.....,i.
.l--.s . i..4--ll n M SEX ~
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RfHE JfHSkf HBnS

t4t+g }f41 fsftgt5sk2tt -. S.s45 fxi.N
~, 4t 3 y bt s--, II ,'sfh,s r. 'r.isi -
tilSsfs s,s4 X arFrys ls,lt ~ tg-fi'ssr.' x
NJ MAJ 10 a es SIT
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srAsoyApIE NoTICE-To THE WIsE.-The friends
ana numerous strsns Of well she public genera
viii 10 este know assurance that they cannot sna
r,, oc,r or mere beautiful assortment OF Fancy Goods Isy
CAMS Dolls &c, than daily opening "TurfLFs Emporium
eli WI ,foa the opportunity Of making 'eetsn ss the
f,,.hG oodx
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CHANCE FOR PROFITABLE invest

GLANCE FOR PROFITABLE INvEsTMENr-Under
the Of profitable Investment the reader win ind ae OF West
Twenty seoonds Property advertised BY MULLs Anson-
er fbe prspery the fashionable aud unexcep
cpAe Locations In the City and must very large per Senas
on sny prices that be paid fo The s fe' Pos a.
the Merchants ExchApgs, on Thursday nstt, al IL NJ
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BROOKL w II,EIHS.

FIRTs-On Saturday morning fire was discovered in
he house of T. Van Bergen the corner of Joraemsn
and Henry SITS, which originated from furnace in the
basement The FIRE had already burned through the hrst
First District Police before causing additional damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

PURTNOIOGY UP TOWN.-TmS EVENING, MR.. FOW
rE Lecture, a, HALL Twenty third q
.nd Fitht.v PHILOSOPHERS tEd Facts Of Phreasoa u
O'clock elosing with exAnnationS FREE
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ADVERTISEMENT
B. Irxcrp Tovs 4 Apryu ASD " LITTLE KATY. THE

"UNTTE
Uo1 Corr GIRL" AT TIE NATIONAL THEATER-rHs AFTER
NOON ocos will be presented for the frat tins on sy
from SoLos koBiSsoss ceebrated
story entitled LITTLE KATY TIE Hor Coax GIRL carefully
drf sd c. w. TAYLOR Esq and aid 70 be fnes thrilling
ana production Little CospELA HOWARD the wonder
full Eva. appearing Little Ks,y" Til, piece will be per
Armed we upderd MONDAY, TUESDAY, THursoAf and
FnpAr "Unele Toms Caba viii Be Peor N
C. HOWARD Topsey and viii be con
snsS =, tbs bs saw EVERY and EyrSEG "WEDNESDAY
md TIFDAy AyTIKEooNs pnti the 1851 Of July 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

OLIVER B. GoIDsMITH's Academy Of Penmanship
and ping Broadway OF Fankns, New
York. ~, - -. l.,
few hints from perfect often OF services IN
developing the capacities os pupil than the most
Of en- ihieIisr teacher WIN y, oIyah'-
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BROADWAY MENAGERIE, No 33 BROADWAY
This wecrdered surerhy appointed IS
H. bird week To-Day been crowded daily and nightly
,nc, or,ned II the attractive places Of resort ever
oreped q NewYoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

PocKIT PIcEED.-Patrick kerngan had his pockes
PICKED of wallet containing s. and papers at the
Hamilton Ferry, New York side, on Friday night. The
thief being detected, attempted to make hs escape by
jumping board the boat and then pitched the pocket
book into the river On reaching the Brooklyn side he
Yves taken into custody and locked up for the night when
he was handed over to the New York authorities. His
name ia Michael Byrne.
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FIRI-shortly after 10 o'clock, Yesterday morning
FIRE broke out in the cigar store, No 81 hant occupied
Nv Messr, Biou a Schordman and the flames soon ex-
tended TO the adjoining building occupied by Barney
McTeley porter house The were enan1ed
by FIVE or SIX poor families who lost nearly all they pos
sefted and were turned out Of home. The buildings
were mostly consumed before the progress OF the hames
could be checked They belonged to the Bovine estate
and were worth probably about 81 600 supposed to be in
surcd The loss ofthe propreors ofhe amounts
10 about 600 fully covered by insurance in the Albany
Mutual Innfsnce Company The loss sustained by Nc
Feey and the other occupants reaches about s2eoo-no
infuf1ncs. . /,
While the fire VIVA raging disturbance broke out pc
tween two II Tho Fire Companies and considerable OF
selt ,ooL tnco bu, was socn suppressed by the Police
ifsrnsn named Brordy belonging 10 Engine No. !,
vss thrown into dock while working nj the brake"
bpi WINS resusd Ny bs companions having sustained but
siighi injuries -, 49,.
It's fSesumfd that The building were purposoly SCI on
es Of Dc occupants have boon arrested on Eta
Jifieh
f.css Bss0arh- The body ~ Daniel hcponall
VII has b.sn missing fe dhys pest ras iotsh up
a. % faei ~ hyin 81 shiH'asy The '"'"""f was
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KEEPING A DIsoRDERLY HoUsT.-At 81 o'clock yester-
day morning the Seventeenth Ward Police were calledto
the lager ber shop Of Godfrey Loer No 2s3 Second ST.
TO oue disturbance got up lot Of idle characters
who had there con.egaed to play cards and drink beer
repaired to the place and arrested Loer and ten Others
WHO were locked up in the police station for the night and
Yesterday taken before Justice Welsh who held the
former TO bail $500 for keeping disordery
house and the latter in various sus to keep the peace
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TuRows FROM A CART AND KILLED.-John b. Knapp,
travelling salesman in the employ Of Mooney 81 Pamen-
ter ink and backng manufacturers up town. died az the
New.York Hospital from fracture Of the skull sustained
on Saturday last appears that he was driving horse
and cart and on turning the corner Of Fifty ourthst and
Tioh,h av one wheel Of the vehicle upon the curb
stone and he was pitched headforemost upon the pave
ment lie was taken up nsensble and conveyed 70 the
Hospital where he died in the course OF few hours after
ward Coroner ODonnell held inquest upon the body,
and verdict Of accidental death rendered Deceased
was native of New York, % years of age
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The TWENTIETH WARD ELECTION FRAuD-The cross
examination of such witnesses for the prosecution in thus
case as have made sdsvs win be resumed at 10 O'Clock
to morrow Tuesday morning, before Justice Stuart OF the
Second District Police Court and the punctu attendance
of all concerned is requested by the Magistrate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENY.-A man named Charles
Passut was yesterday arrested BY officer Cropsey OF the
Third Ward charged with stealing horse and gig valued
Of $500 from in front of the Dey House The property
belonged to DR. CornelustChckner Of No 81 Barclay st.
who left it standing in the street while he made PROBES
sona call The prisoner taken before Justice Osborne
and committed for examination.
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byas0cs Css0JsAef~Hrrsa@ Ftyt'>s~t-=A 49,
Ealing kirnssf pkysta&s. W % ss.s~ n SSes ~
1sssr wa arrested ssfsszsy ~ y>ssss@s fse~ss,s
ss4 svseay u ~ Lsrs fsssss Csws sssss@ ~. ~
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The packet ship Southampton, arrived Saturday from
London ostteen Of her passengers on the voyage She
landed go
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SUPREME CoURT-sPEclaL TEsN-Bsore Judge ROCKWELL
DECISION
In the matter Of widening and extending Canal '1d Tho
Commissioners report the ohero stay al further proceed
ngs upon Il. - -. ...,
sequence much feeling not always perfectly amcae has
Non excited To the parties is question OF million OF
doars 10 the City Treasury Of about $4,000 or $4,000
II the goes on me NY .res,sd So Saren
nthe Treasury Of frutess expense VIII pe oluany stsa
In the former case however tho City viii have received
il aid an equiv alent benet-in the laer unless paying
LAWYERS and Commissioners be beneficial no benefit what
The act Of Goth April 1880, provides that t. upon hear
inc the motion for the confirmation of tho Commissioner
reuor persons who appear by tho report o. be utter
eoted either by assessment Tor honcns or award s'sda
ages 20 tho amour, of majority On anesnQ o. se
whole assessments, shall appear ami sae's 70 ao
rioeee,ngs upon ho said IMPORT the Court shai. NdeF
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

The Earl of Mount Csshel, who has been On a tour
through the South and West and the Canadas is now in
this City.
wv Harper and family Rev j. c. Foster of this City
and Prof Nash of Mass arrived Saturday from Lon
don. in the packet ship Southampton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

The new steamer Germsna sailed for Bremen, from this
port on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

For change Of time in the departure Of trains on the
Hudson River Railroad, advertisement in another
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-01
Alas, Door coon.

A New York paper thus bemoahs at thee
harmony audstability Of the Administration.
If the wing papers could only see an out
break in tie ranks Of the Democracy, and
a general convulsion in the body polite,
how "iwould feed fat their ancient grudge
they bear us" But hear the Troy Why;
There is no row in the Cabinet-no
trouble in the Post Office Department-no
embeEzelement Of the Treasury funds-no
prospect ola wal on the Fishery question
40 chance for picking aQuarrel with Spain.
Secretary Marcy has not slapped the
President Pierce's face; nor has President
Pierce informed Secretary Marcy that he
can seek, ia some more BETTING position
6 sphere ia which to exercise his versatile
talents. If such an occurrence aSoaId hap
pen, what a mine Of editorials it would ex
plode.
'Ifa fresh revolution should spring up il
Cuban instruction among the slaves n
the South--a revival Of the Fishery Difficult
ties-the dethroneing of the emperor Ma
poleon-the bursting of another sLeamboa
boiler-the loss of a hundred and fifty live.
by raiIroad-in short, almost anything pos
sessed Of an ordinary degree of interest
would be hailed with interest by the editors
of our newspapers, and we anxiously avail
the first intelligence ofthis character which
may be received"