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ms with it's Importance TO the fu
W 20 welfare Of our church and country.
collected This object in several con
xregatons paid directly the authorised agent Of
the General Assembly in New York.
Rev Mr. Rsith, pastor of St. Demands Church. Cohoe-
returns to Antwerp for the benefit Of his fast failing
health
The Rev. W. l. Kip, Of Albany and Rev Thomas A.
Scott of Georgia. have been elected Missionary bishops
of the Prote Episcopal Church in California and
Oregon.
The Rev. Messrs. Tracy little, and Scott, with their
wives embarked at Boston the 9th inst in the Piss
cataqua, Capt Wendell for Madras. Messrs Tracy and
Little Of the Madurs mission under the
Of the American Board ans return to field in which
they have already spent Mr. and Mrs. Scott
will proceed from Mad Calcutta, and thence to Ayra
where they ,ecng to lab under the direction OF
the Presbyterian Board of Missions Mr. Scott Is also
turning to a work with which he has become familiar
The usual embarkaton services weIe held Dr. Bagder
officiating.
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EOrclyn Market.

NiIrARAIso, Sept. I4-0wing to the late news from
California Of the ing Of American and the scarcity of
Chill -four, this article advanced with to 50 per sack
Of 200 lbs stock in market light. We must continue to
freights there is indication of decline in rates.
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EXTRA PAY

raxTRA PAY.--ALL u. 8. NAVY SAILORS VINO
"A served any w. g. vessel in the Psoi6e at any
$40 70 l86s oan promptly obtain their donte pay Of
EDWARD BISSkGfs, AserS
Case,Purssr u. g. NJ. ~ eorth William e., Leov Vail
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PRICE OF PASSAGE FROM CALIFORNIA TO New
YoHK.-The following the rates charged By the
steamer which left san Francisco The ist =
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SALES AT AUCTION.

c. FUTILE, AUcTIONEER: DUTCH BULB0US
"A. roots-A O. Tutts viii sell Monday, At lOl< o'clock,
nns al street large assortment Of nyasm'1s uhps
nursery OF Vandeshoot Sons Holland, in lots 70 suit
LbEET = Po ssIIrDhAy A zTE ss,r
or the SEASON
WEST FLUSHING.
TO ACCOMMODATE MANY THE
sales a %I ss RgTT'P e. S IL shs g'und
sell y rSfsHS sisd Company o"
October 81 and November /,
" A fstfs II i %fSsahizsSa'dafE. '"'
BUILDING LOTS AND VILLA SITES,
situated in the beautiful village Of
WEST FLUSHING,
the line of the New York and Flushing Railroad tho
will be twenty minutes ride Of the city Of New York.
The Newtown and Flushing stages that and from VIII
and the shing from New York Land within
mile Of this beautiful property The strees have All been
surveyed graded in the hest by the owners AZ
whose and Lake Containing about Eve
being ornamented and TO be compieeed By
nett spring The hundreds who have
the best location and possessing more
other property offered in the vicinity New York These
recently offered the 800 having been bought by mrs.
class purchasers who intend to improve them immediately
formerly occupied BY William Hendrokson, eontapiH
seventeen wen finished rooms The house i situated
Of Flushing the bay together with about three aoresf
land and NIL the outbudngs consisting Of barn. earrke
sof obtaining sn'. Country resdenc.
1T for immediate occupancy that has been offered an
Persons wishing visit the ground the purpo, %
with tickets for steamboat stages hosrshis
WIN pARKER ESfR NO. IS Nassau s.rs
J.: sAUNDERs, No. Nassau street.
No. 20 Wan STREET.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE, FURNITURE THE HIGHEST PRICE
paid for household furniture, mechanics tools Watches
jewery pistols instruments every description Ad
made II required all kinds of personal property
Address apply to Walters 70 Division street, near Mar
ket street
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II. hold furniture-HENRYH LEE Os & Co win sell
auction on tuesday, Nov 1883, at No. 50 Walker str
oeloek the furniture contained il said house. the fam
chairs chairs in hsro!oth ply ingram carpd
pier glasses mahogany dining card and uartette tables
mar tel ornaments china and glass ware oilcloths
stands &c Bedroom ply and ingram carp
chairs DC stair carpets mirrors; with assortment
kitchen furniture with which the sale will commence.
above urb ture nesrly and fine order having b.
in use hut short time.
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II viii sslI at auction. on Monday, Oct 81, 1853,
10 O'Clock A. NJ at No. 100 Fulton street. Bre ,klyn
consisting in part mahogany extension dining and oil
tables mahogany spring seat chairs, osoe seat maple
forty single three quarter and double bedsteads with
Their beds straw and hair mattresses and bedding
barge qusntites Of superior oil CLOTH Brussels three ply
Ingram u.s. glass and chinaware gas chandeliers
cts, pendants, &c.
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.py ERTlSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE FIFTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A CARD.-MR. OGILvIE HAS THE HONOR TO AN
IA to his friends and the public that he will
to instruct with Madame Augusta, at her rooms 765
Broadway and l69 Atlantic street, Brooklyn about the lst
of neeo rnbe
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ID ICH ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITES, AND FURNITURE
IL Of every dsscription.-C. A. SCHNEIDER Qats Gcorg
Schndler Of fashionable cabinet furniture
end upholstery would respectfully invite persons about
rresy city trade after the latest desgna the
very best workmanship and will be sold at prices
psesd at 100 Canal street. between Varick ud1oa
rert door TO tho Peopie's Bank, MP stara.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03

Weller, Bigler and others of that kid
ney were present. In speaking Of
these notables of the democratic party,
calls to my mind that secret circular
sell, palmed off by some wag of fell
low upon the Californian the other
morning, and which come near throw
ing the editors into brain fever.
What are you doing about the Coun-
ty Convention to nominate delegates
to the approaching State Convention ?
Men must be sent who are good, true
and know politically what is what.
The Union, the leading whig paper
in this State is in very prosperous
condition. 1t has one of Hoes Napier
Ste m Power Press, competent to
strike off 1000 impressions per hour /;
this is the only one out of San Fran
cisco and the largest one in our Eureka
State. They do not go to press till
4 o'clock in the morning and are ena-
bled to publish the news from the San
Francisco morning papers. This is
certainly a great convenience.
WAcHusEr.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03
Mine Advertisement. A

We clip from ali old paper the fol-
lowing.-Whether Mr. Pomderslander
ever found his large plack horse, ne
are unable to say, but one thing is GER
tain, he ort ter:
Rund away, was stolen, or was
strayed, mine large plack horse, apout
fourteen or fifteen hands high. He
has got four plack legs, two pefore and
two pehint, and is plack all over his
poty but he has got some vite spots pom
his pack when the skin was rub off,
but I CREASED dem, and de vite spots is
all plack agin. He trots, he kanter,
and PAGES and sometimes he walks. and
ven he walks all his legs 60 on Won af-
ter anoder. He has two years pom his
head both alike, but one is placker than
toder. He has two eyes, Won is put
out, and toder is pom de side of his
head and ven you 60 toder side he
wont Sc you. And he has long tail
vot grows down pehint, but 1 cut it
short de toder day, and it is not SO long
vot it vas. He is shoed all round, but
his pehint shoes come off he is only
got shoes pefore. He will ride NIT a
saddle or shase, or he vii 60 NIT him.
self NIT out nopody NIT pag an a
poy on it. He ish not very old, and
his head ven he walks or runs keeps
pefore, and his tail keeps pehine, only
ven he gets mat and den his dali some
times comes first.
Whoever vii pring him pack, shall
pay me 5 toller rewardt and if he pring
pack de tief vot stole him, shall pay
peside 20 tollar and ak no questions.
Sta7ke PomderSlander.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03

Il pity the printer, said Uncle Toby
'He's a poor creature rejoinee
Trim.
How so ? said my uncle.
Because, in the first place, contin'
ued the corporal, looking full upon my
uncle, "because he must endeavor tc
please everybody. In the negligence
of moment, perhaps small para
graph pops upon him; he hastily throws
it to the compositor, it is inserted, and
he is ruined to all intents and purpo-
ses.'
Too much the ease, Trim said my
uncle with deep sigh. Too much
the case
Go on, Trim,' said my uncle.
sThe printer, sometimes pursued
the corporal, 'hits upon piece that
pleases him nightly, and he thinks il
cannot but go down with his subscri-
bers. But alas sir, who can calcu'
late the human mind He inserts it.
and all is over with him. They for
give others, but they cannot forgive
the printer. He has a host to prin'
for. and every one set up for a critic
The pretty Miss exclaims, why dom
you give us mos poetry, marriages
and bon mots? away with these stale
pieces The politician claps his specs
over his nose, and reads it over il
| search Of violent invective; he find
none, takes his specs of, folds them
sticks them in his pocket, declares th'
paper good for nothing but to burn
So it goes. Every one thinks it ough
to be printed expressly for himself, a
he is a subscriber and yet after al
this complaining, would you believe il
SIR and the corporal, clasping hi
hands beseechingly, would you believ
it, sir, there are some subscribers VIII
do not hesitate to cheat the printer ou
of his pay. Our army swore terribl,
in Flanders, but they never did any
thing so bad as that J!
sNever ? said my uncle Toby, wit
the strongest kind of emphasis.
Iristram Shandy.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03

4 Novel Mea.-The Legislature of
Pennsylvania, has, among other pro-
jects, bill for an incorporation to
raise chickens. That's the kind. We
go in for ch chickens.-Budget.
The capital of this company, we un-
stand, consists in five dozen Shonghais,
sixteen pairs of Cochin Chinas, a
sprinklin Of Bantys, and ten bushels of
eggs. The "setin" is to be done by
the officers of the company.-Albany
Register.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03

A young lady with cash capital Of
$40, 900, advertised in the N. Y. Tri-
bune, for . presbyterian or Dutch
reformed husband" who in addition to
piety, must possess a comely appear
ance. Whereupon good looking
German, in Buffalo, who had become
hard drinker, but has seen the error
of his ways, offers himself on the
ground of his being a Dutch Retormed
husband.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03

DR.. Beecher's Prayers.-A writer
in Frazer's Magazine, who gives an
account of the Beecher. family, says
that he once heard DR.. Lyman Beech
er offer prayer, in which occurred
the following:
"And, o Lord grant that we may
not despise our rulers and grant that
they may not act so that we can't help
it."
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03

An old topper who lately attended an
exhibition where a learned professor
caused several explosions to take place
among gases produced from water, said
-"You don't catch me putting much
water in my liquor after this I had
no idea before that water was so dam
gerous, though I never liked to take
much of it."
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03

Can a man be considered a sloose
character" who comes home tight eve
~ evening.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Ne
yada, Cal, June lst, 1858.
LADIES LIST.
Carter Mrs WIN curtis
Dennis Mrs James
Logan Mrs Isabella
Lappine Miss Theresa
Myers Mrs Elizabeth A
Roland MRS Eliza N
Theis Margrethe
Wadsworth Mrs clarissa
Warner MIS- sally
IVood Mrs
Cru4YrMrNsi Ter
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03

A. DELANO & Co. are our agents at
Grass Valley, at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03

Persons calling for Letters will please
say advertised June 1st 1858.
R. A. DAVIDGE, P. N.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-03
The Printer.

Il pity the printer said Uncle Toby.
'He's poor creature, rejolned
Trim.
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PvsIIo CMAAsIss.--The Annual Rspses q
he Ts. Govsssess q shs Alms Hosse shsws tAnAus.
ID he psss y~s QEQ rsiisf ws aGstsi - NM
vsss psrssa. N As ciU. OF ths spzahss Aeo ~
ss,sved q he DspssoansA W Pssh, ~ - so1ae
s,ese we're prcvsAaA III sssssssss b ~ vlsiu.e
,ssssssns 10 WIKI ~ vsss sosAssd :
During ske yess ~ ssa Il tta,6sl ~ was sspssi.
u b puseAss'ss sspr&s. Thsss supplies ~ -
Ubsts4 ssons u slsioo lnssisxtsoas usim ehssD q
- Cesavas - fa1ssss
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Heroes OF the ReyOluiisn.

-P..n ,w,yi"
's Can, g T{cy rI Ricssrt.on A. ws,r,ovn
J.ac,.on 20 n sged ~ lie Witnessed the sur
Ind, , of snrvovne
Jan 70 John re,sihf, "a LoW a. co va, AS' 81
Snh 10Y nod.ssSiaat =, w.nh.s.e.t 4
r. &c !" 'osof" " " -
~ o. Dsvid Keoui.ou arpposod 10 be the last of
a., po.,an r.. PIT ,gsJ ~ ~ Caicaeo. m
u.pehis Ucnry CSson. AGED lol years and twenty.
e., d. :, nj. boy.e OraT-e Co Ny
M Ms es H. lion ''h''' "4''' "'N''''
March 10 Alicrrnsn peuni,. Of NoysmsnsIns. Ph.s.
deIna % .mn., Told .,es 10, year. .nd fourteen
d.,. =, h,idleton' Delaware Ca. ny
ip,u- Jo.cnh John.on aged ~ af Plessant M,lls.
!uLe =. ia - = 81. ',,,s . liza
June IA BENJAMIN Burg,,s, in Wayne, kennebee
elvd,ng len r1es, cr-s, sralaehndocn
O., June - ''"'" '""''
Jupe - Mai Samuel M,ul,ou of Floyd, ~ J.. ay-1
"a lie ,y.. one OF he Prson ship ana sugar house sai
ierers :, HewYork
July T. Alexander Min, aged 81, In Hannibal
No
July H. Sch sturtevsnf, aged ~, NJ u srtford OK
ford. Co. Ne Hews' at valley forse Sn,~a r a.,
chair end fen into he long, long sleep
july 49, Joel Ellie n AulebOro'. Mass, aset 81.
July = David Gordop, ut Roekawsy, l.. l., aged 20
Aug John smith, sgci ". at Basbey, Hereford
MI, 'As7
Aus ls A,na.a Copeland, aged ~. ct romfrct
Conn
sept & FGuham HIVE. .seI %, al Newburypsrt
ks,s.
s,pt II Iehsbod Wool, aged ~, In Pelham, ksss.
one ~ the Prison ,hp suser-r,
lie f;usri before his reason. at Hollis, NH
month. He was a. Le.inrt1n, bunker nm the cxecl
PM
Oct. -. John Wsdlesh. aged 70 years, J noaih.
Dec. =. Ahjsh Huntington. at LsIngtnn, Mes.
AGED ~ He presens " tire memorable hA'us o.
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pec ~ 20 Esi"..rv foods 10 Ohm and In ls>A.
To, S'>.rBeton " railroads, bridge, dwell
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Pns TX 80
William 1, king Of warvmserz, "
lrcpo1h King Of the Belgians MISUNDERSTANDING. GA
Yrsaer~ WiHsm ~ King of Prusia. ......... s.
nrhclas !, Emperor Of Rafsn IS
Trvpru JosrpA Orc0 King a Sweden ........ 81
Frederic WI King Of Denmark. .............. a
Loais Nspolssn rre.dens Of French Republic 49,. "a
Ferdinand II, King Of the swo sicihes. ....... a
nsrtzulisp r. Kag Of Bsvu1a- ............ IN
Louas Chsrsss dOrssns, Dec 4 ksnss~s ...... ~
Wlliass Ill King Of Holland. ................. u
ynscb Ferdinand PSiseil d Jossriils ..... "a
Victoria. Queen Of Crest Britain. ~
Maria H. onesn OF PoFsnsl II
Georse Frederic King Of Hanover. .....-..... -
Henry v, bed Of the Beurbons .-............... ii
Victor Emanuel II, King Of Sardinia il
Henry Eueene DEC S<ssseis. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Abdiel Mold sultan. .
Antsnina Use ds Mssfpeast1. observation-disclosures. ~
Francis Joseph Emperor Of Asstha. ........2I
laabella n, Queen 81 Spain. ...................2 q
Louis Philippe, Cs~f' q Psis .................. Is
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The Mssar~hs Or Esrsee.
TIE klowhs IL: gives DE nsmes and ages Of the
SoverSns reiSrias m Europe dnrias tbe y~:
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OCTOBER.

OF. l. Hoa- John w. Lincoln, sgcd s. Z Wssces
teY. naas
Oct J. Rev. Pssrick Torrry, d. D., ased %. q Pc
terhead The oldest bshop Of the Episcopal Church In
scotland.
Oef. e. Hon james whifco.nb, U. 2. Senator from
Indiana, In kew-York City
Oct J. Hon. VIM H. Haywood, In Raleigh, u C.,
aged 81
Oct Is Hon John CsIhoss, ss Louisville. Ky
Oct. "a. DANIEL WEBSTER, q MasshAsad h.s,
seed 20 Born January Is ina.
Uct. Ok Prince de LcochfenbcrE. 1t 81 PetersSuryh
Oct. -. NJ CuuIe Seguin, the eminent Preueh en-
gtneer, sgcd 50.
Oct -. Count Eric Chretiea Do Fo1fin. Chsmber-
agad Is.
Oct. Friedrich Ladvig Jshn sgd ~ 10 Germs
ny; an eminent teschcr and rrforule1
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NOVEMBER.

Nov Q Gen Don Carlos de Alvear, Eavoy E.traor
binary from the Argentine Republic 10 Kewfork city
Nov. T. Capt = Upshur. q spezzia, inly.
Nov 10 Dr. Daniel Drake. Q dsanaukAed phyueiAn
and philosopher, aged 81, at Cincinnati, Ohio
Nov. IL Rev. Francis Parkmas, d. D., Agod IS, q
Boston. Mass.
No, IT, Hon John Andrew Shulf, lsfe Governor Of
Pepnsy vania Ia the city Of Lancaster aSed So
Nov. ~ Hon Waller Forward. sged Is at Pirss-
buryh Pa Secretary Of the Treasury under Pres Tyler
and hinister 70 Denmark
Nov. - Hon. Judge Markell 1t Mannheim, Herkimcr
Co, N. Y, ageds2-
Nov 2e Hon John Tonnclc, aged &C. at Bergen. Had
con Co. M
Nov a. Hon John Sergeant 1t Philadelphia, Pa
Nov a. Countess Of Levelsce only daughter Of Lord
Byron, axed a. She married TO Lord King aitcr.
ward created Earl Of Lovelsce, July g ls35
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DECEMBER.

. Dee 2 Hon. John Thompson, IN, Of Ncw.Lisbon,
Ohio. aged IS. lie was . highly esteemed and popa-
lar Representative in Congress and the Legislature Of
that State.
Dec !. Hon James =. Smith. " D., In the Gath year
oi HE ssr formerly member Of Congress- in Orange g.
NY.
Dec. a. Msdsmc Francis Wright dArusmont, ssei
81, at Cincinnati. OHIO.
Dec Ii Hon Cornelius +. Van Noes, at Phiisielphia
Pc.
bee. l6 Hon Elsha Mark, aCel N, at Salem Mao.
Dec Ia Horstio Grcenough, the Sculptor, At Som.r.
vile Mas, agedt7
psc 81 Hon b. q. Allston, OF The South Cnoins
sens,e az ChrriestOn, g. c.
PEE. ~ Mark II. Newman, prominent Publisher OF
New.York City, aged a..
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SEPTEMBER.
John Sor,on, Professor II Agricultural
Cnemsey N Tab Cc0ere Nov Hsv~a Coma
seq OganHys. . Cherokee Rapsst Hini.se-, q.
cssf ability and u.efslness, . Jeaxspa Csry, Il,
seTs Hon Asrk X. smiley . Csss,Aaigua y. v
ser. IL THE DUKE dwkILMGTON, 8 Wsi.s
CosHe, aeed q. Born, Nay ,l7A
sspt 20 Rer Phl,nder Chez, D. D Bshop Of iih
noae sred n. Born Dec n, iT7a
Stp n Hon Wm Bsasx a 6flm2sD~A u IL
Ssr u hss Abraham Burrhan, ID. D. - PEN
erohe, n IL, aged n.
sept q. Hon. John Chamber, lste Govcenor Of
Iowa Terfory, ascd n he wM with GcA WIN. H.
Harrips In Ne hsffis ofsaA Thsu~a
- ~ Re- Ph.kD efA,sioler. d. d, - hb 77sA
s4s @ jass IN, an emise.. American ar.
seps n Joha BaSSes, dsung.i.hsd 0gi.e9, sesr
hassefIls. frsseo sesd s.
Spa q. Judge ncF sriAne. Of Ho,ldsysbsrv Pa. end
edi,ord II H~1serSA KY So~s
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FEBRUARY

Tenn.
Feb 90 Right Hon. Cir Hubert Jcansr Fust, aged a.
Feb ~ Samuel Hiltt n, IN Alexsndris d. G., the last
OF Gen. W@hngtons pail bearers
Feb. "a. Hon. Ethan AlIon Brown bate Governor OF
Ohio end Repr sentative Of that stte Ia Congress al
Indianapolis, ind
Feb a6 Thomas Moore, tAe roet. al Superior Cot.
tase, aged -
Feb &c John GriseOin, LID, in Phiadephis. Pa.
aged n.
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= Csa Jos-,A Kra~syn.Ai, In S-rs,, SID
SEPTENprp

iaS- Hon. Joseph vsnes sie Goursc- u Ohio
N urbsnA. Chanpsisa Cs, Quo.
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- stk<se ~, ahve Be- % SssA< O. - s.Asr.
nk~i 49, h uvs ~ 6ye ssyssA ~ ~ sussS
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nu,s be tAs Fsssh e eriniss PsssSqS IL n.ie a
ncsarrs v&s naks kxAs0 b. ESppe1g - 81 -
hsc@ ~ Avea end yAo0 nsssSrAs - sessss
He seessAly, bee ye~ % eoessler The h.z1ecs -
rice Of NE g As eiT s.stnS Ae srH ~ q 49,
he psst twelve s,osshs q s.s - - ~ ssder. -
a. iDs sasi ~ AsaAvu6 - sssssrs&, . 6scuca al
n<ssy. - ~ esuG a q IL dsu1AA
nssseo.a y:ars ss.edaa WIN 'ss. h...r% ID =
The iuss Of u, d.rias sAs v sso escrnosr. sod she
a.ss9. sAosfh usfsa1y dscxsssns. ceasinsss spsmns
IN The ehnA sfves 4 the see Of dve yess~ !na.s y.
NJ uA1 - sRe ecsssaas assrH sasAs1 q ~
tssshs. ssd iseiaAns iafAsn 'sn ssss sasoa. b ~
~ ~ eeo< Of them
xnl hi. usdes he hsAs ~ s.a the slssAnss q tss
sissssrssh csssuryi NJ cay rssh tss wssnh snA
esjo,hs he prOspe.hy Of Kes.Yerh cay ssssT - -
unsrd ana possesed OF srcasef nafNrsl sdvs1es toe
health than any other cry In the world
One thing b obvious Tsre nsoss ss esormsSs
vruns .ouewherc such cnccss 20 RS srrin& from
Riaisf esases nor can they innoesety EXIST Wsere
are raish Ofcer end vsst are our CRY Fathers seos'
ar.
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y AUGUST.
tug. > ncn. Robert Rsrsoal " G., rom NsDa-ha-
e,,s. n Washington. II. { sr,d Is
Aug a. kgs. fsyhos. rcas u TIC A.e PFo-i-sos
YssbSTy 1Syior Ar Esr fscssoa's
Ase ii. rrxs jssrs l. Ans.cy o. is's Colhe'e. s
NV BE- ser, Iurr, sgfo -
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Calendar for 1883.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

The Courts The Superior, Common
Pleas Circuit and u e. Courts Trial Tcrns will com
,nesee on Mondsy Abo, the Special Term Of Supreme
Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

Sept Steamer Reindeer ON the Hudson River.
near ssnshersiss oxp,oasd with lcss az dirty vcs
scps Madame Poitevin desccnied IN L0adoa by =
parsehver fism the hight of mile.
sept ia steamv Kriadces lyiag at ssgs1ties. sitcr
the explosion, or rcpairs barss 20 The wssers edge
scp, 81. Shp Melile, II Rew-OfespS wrsckrd on
Arklow Bsik, Ireland with lss Of seventy two lives
scu "a. Ameustsr blsst made &c furnoss orants
Quarry, En-, with three tuns u powder dslctsas b.
tween seven aud ssgAi Thousand tans Of rock
Sept ~ A ire IN smyrsa Destroyed ~ hundred
bOusoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

To- The New Year arrives in dense fog,
Wiki needs but . breath Of wind to come down In
min. Yet the a.pecs. ere not unfaversblc for fair
weather today The Young Year was welcomed In the
usual manner BY the "Csuithumpians," with guns, DIN
horns, &C, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

DrAru CArsxp ~ a FALL.-Corooer lves
49, isg.sss yetsrday the H.. Yea hssI.ts s,en
TIE BODY Of Wa Lovec n.avs Of Ssw- fsrs ~ y~e. o.
N vhe aesA ssssra By hhne ron ne sop eftas
Ssi'ers hsses !. css:0a. o. sss ~ sit- VIII e
have been tsu&es. vesst, DsssA from issrsrs ssesd ~
ely rcelvet.
With the co., the oral auss Of Corossr Ives end Ass
Deputy Dr. Bern l. Bod close. IL bat Jusies 10 hcss
sspeen hat aimee the dsses Of the essoebie
scss with which they have been ntrssted as,ovA apa
them they have performed those datiss In Straightforward
prssss worthy and able I'D N shaf eAansass
he str,et. rstiny Errors sf tie srsA msy havs sssa
mad fer On men hsk - 81, but we vsosars ssy
that the hest ~ slv~ys b.ea nsAt
To ,hcs. mebes Of The frso vAss dstirs sross< tAssa
In contact With d. Ives ~ hs worthy ssssas thy have
always ehssss,y npsxssA nat ssssssss which FsaasA
. the ocs Of Cesossr md which ~ the dssy q The
Pres psh,ish 10 the wesA Nay tAeir ssScs>ora vAs
VIII Be sworn into oce to-day, prove competent end
faithful in the discharge Of the trying ssA rsspansbs das
shsst to asyolve upon them