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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

Flnr-Ycsterday afternoon, about O'Clock, fire
broke out in the frame building No 81 Eghleenth st ,
owned by MIR Darash and occupied by hr. "oSi as a
bakery There being large amount OF iaiamnaoe ma
t,rs about tho premises the flames spread rapidly and
communicated to No so owned by James Porter and
cuped by Peter lialpn a liquor store and dwelling
No ~ occred by several families No. So bclon ing to
The estate OF VIM 1ounCle and occupied a. grocery by
Mr. Br,n; also to bading in the rear OF No 81 Sev
entecnh st. owned by Peter kelsOe and occupied By iam
lies The hrcmen carly on the ground, but despite
their efforts the buildings above named were nearly dc
sIoyed The buildings werc frame ana very Old and the
Loss except the occupants viii no! be very heavy Sew
cral of the POOR families lost nearly all Of the'r furniture
and clothing ard turned de,titGe upon the street
Nearly the entire block Seventeenth anu Eghteenh
SITS between Sixth and Sovcnhavs. is composed OF oil
frame houses and il only by great eNeron on the
Wrt Of the rcmn that the fire was not moro disastrous IN
Ks results Cola. Stevenson OF the sixteenth Ward ana
Iicu,s Sef and Sebrng, OF the Ninth, with sections o.
men, were prevent and prcser'od order
F,rn AccIDxNT FROM Usr O. CMrHeNE.-Ycsier
aay Coroner " ihom ,hCid al inquest al Ne - NaAde
wsersi upon the body OF h'ue gr II years OF a y
named Antoinetle Hickman The do ,eased was engaged
on Wednesday afternoon about clock N maAing hfe
10 stew grapes when she dipped small pieces 81 wood ino
can containing about pini " haid ana he1 SCI mem
On 6rc The flames communicated to some nud which she
had s and then to that in the can causing The latter TO
ex,de The little gihs dress caught he ahd before .he
flames could be subaed she was fatally burnt che uiei
about O'Clock in the evening aier sueFSs 'ne IA s oN
erueatiuy agony The Cooners jury rendered NerG1c'
Of deash, caused by tho explosion Of a can OF n"id
Tnr LAyE NrRpYR ny RowDKs.-" Backeye Boy
the negro who charged with the murder OF Joan bfaa
ncan which occurred in Lawronsst short time since
VS. examined yesterday by Coroner Hilton whom he said
his name was NoOdscn Anderson He is q years o; age
and has been q carmsn. lie lived az No IhomPsenst
n,,, 90 The charge Pref rred sga;nst him he
"a as follows IL was not there ON the nSht IN question
II GO round there sometimes but Was no' shSse on As
.n;ch, p.ysof end wife SO my brothers house IN
.Thc,,ass ard Scp; there that nisht; my ootaer
name IA VIM Anderson The Coroner comm '.cd tAe
accused to prison to await u. eSnon OF the 0'a"a Jury
ALLEGED FALSE PRsrENsEs-A man named am INNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

MEETING OF THE JoURSEYMEs PAHrERs-A meet ng ot
the Journeymen Painters he'd ast evening a. CohVs
finn Hall in Wooster the President OF tae Socey' A.
Cowton in the Char and Mr. Rogers acting as Secretary
The Hall was crowded and during the evening considerable
exofenen prevailed in consequence Of portion Of tnoe
prse nj announcing their determination to 90 10 Work % ay
81 PER day.
Reports were submitted By the Committee appointed yes
erdav afternoon to wait on the employing Pointers to o.
tain b.r SIGNATURES b en- agreement 20 pay - dy "a
the list Of Nov and 81 IS from hat until tbs - Of af D.
Mr. Georte selanis reported that Ar lsigris' Ny Do
ner and Messrs Earnest q hafiin haa 'isH'1 ui' y
NJ corhs reported that he had waited some afeen
errrloverslaud the following nemei GENT men nll ef'
70, Ia aersernelt Mr. Tuck, George g. smith, Posi-.
dst Of he Employer meeting George Hi Dir Gan ald
rsuor,sd that Mr. Statts Mr. Carowel and
NJ Treieatre & HI were Wiling 70 pay the Pfces
End ,lst Mr james Ltton had signed the agreement
On motion The reports we're rece.yed- =, If,
Tie follow ilg resolutions were offered ~ Af. hnB%B
Rs Th., he r--u employed in ios sb "ao en-.
~ vr.lar- Nor u -. NJ. -
s.sre,fsd q L-siis f-cl zee "A - =, 4, n
antsl they ~ rr- ne ff-i e pr. p tl1 [ -,
"a + 80 zo 80 = III ~ r..l-ls tlszl
lhtIe re-cIriion5 gave RE to al existing d.
A. Sullivan made an ssaeuInsnt TIA, tho resolutions lie
IN lie table ul.il tte meeting II tbs ssga.' % 90 "a
rOus trales Ca s1llrlay rs---4-s ""--" u 49, ' W
va carried ~ - n.
M president annoHncei dons-ion Of - RON ~
job Simpson, boss pcInier
Ater sol.e further 5le.rCss ths meeting a.. '-.1,L
Tie bark Azeru which e--iyea e this port ysfefly
ron s. Tbouas. brnrz hore As passengers Cap. New
nan and t ofcer Captain q brig sarah hence for Gu
rscca CAPT v reports thai On the hight Of tho Lsh nj
the : went asho.s On The MGg OF Santa Cruz She then
took FIRE and owing 300 kegs OF gunPo~er beng
on board which exploded sic be as io.al losa Captain
and crew faved-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
MARYLAND WIG STATE CONVESTiON-TIE
CHOLERA Al CUMBERLAND.

BALTINOHE, Ihursdly, Slpt. J, Is1I.
The Maryland WIKI State Convention net tbs morning
Samuel Hamilton OF Talbot appointed President "a
the usual number OF Vice Presidents and Secretaries
resolution adopted to nominate full ticket tor >lse
Ofcers The Convention then took recess FOR one boar
The Nhig Stsie Convention this evening nominated
Hon Richard G Bowie, Of Montgomery, for Governor:
DR. j. Hanson Thomas of Baltimore, for Controller aAd
James b RCaud. OF Kent, for Lottery Commissioner.
Ihe Convention was wen attended AMI enthusiastic.
The Cholera has entirely len Cumberland. The total
number Of deaths by the disease was g.
The Coal trade over The Chesapeake and Oa.o Cana
last week was bat 4Os6 tuns Over the Baltimore and
Ohm Railrnnd II Nns s5s5 TINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
LIE WHOLE WORLDS TENPERAxcE CONVENTION


closed it, first day deliberations at 10 o'clock last eve
ming after two eittines Of three hours each Wereyret
that the pressure Of important Foreign and other adj
vice. has cCnstraned 10 retrench our reporrs yet
We trust they viii be found interesting and inspiring
If not they will very untruly exhibit the spirit and the
doings Of the Convention. The addresses a CHARLES
e. BURLfIGB, AsToIsETTE L. BROWN, P I. BARSUM'
Lucy STONE and others were most able and effective,
and we're heartily responded TO by large audiences
about Two thousand having been present al the morn
ing Sc sion and over Three Thousand by actual count
Of tekets in the evening so unexpectedly large was
tie evening audience despite the charge Of shilling to
cover the heavy expenses Of Metropolitan Hall that the
Committee aided BY liberal contributions from few
City friends Of tie Cause feel justified in waving any
charge for admission at either Of the day sessions To-
day. trusting that the receipts Of the evening viii sui
fee TO cover the balance of expenses remaining unpro
yded for Tie meetings of this afternoon and evening
tlerofore will be entirely free, but shilling will be
cla1ced in the evening those not already provided
with tickets.
Among the speakers Of the morning and afternoon
fessions 10 day will be Rev. WILLIAM IT, CLAIMING 5
n. BOOIB Esq, Editor Of Wisconsin Free Democrat;
Mr.. c. =. NICHOLS, I'd. PernOm W'adham County
IereoJaf; H. S. CnUGB, from England Col E. L.
snow. &c. &c THOMAS CARSON, founder Of the f.
nous aid elective Corsn Leagre for the exterminaton
viii represent md develop tie plan Corporations of said
Ioolue il OH ortuly be Afforded. Mrs. BLooMER OF
7hl Lin JOIN @. WATTLrs Oh Indiana aad other faith
uI 81 on pios Total Abstinence in attendance and
are too elous in the good work refuse TO speak II
required
In tie eyCnrg Rev JOIN PIERPoNT the world
known veteran in he Temperance struggle, LUcRETA
Morn. and and other champions of sobricty viii speak
Roll on the bail
Tie Maryland Wing State Convention held at Bati-
more terdty put the following ticket in nomination:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
.rrTSY AT SEA

BOsToS Ih1rSday, >ept J, Is9I
Tie bark Er-su which sailed hence yesterday tor b1l
rorc returned 70 port this afternoon n the crew n
safe Of mutay We lean that when I'll Cape Cod yeS'e7
dry he srtw refused TO obey orders parey ensued wlea
tlev sscked the Captain N an axe breaku four Of hs
RIBS and injurng him badly in the head The Maze joan
Hlson was aso injured in tire head Captain setsoa WAS
taken to the Hospital and tie mutneers committed to jail
TIeruames are John Dement, Peter Brown. Thomas JET
f-5es James Mcclure. and VIM C. Mcdonald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

HEAVY ROBBERY OF A BANK MESSENGER

IHOyIDENCY. Ihur'd1v, Slpt. 7, ~
The messenger OF the Newport Bank was roD0ei 1as
afternoon on board the steamer Perry ~ piAaSo con
ta; inc il l. suttosod from forty 70 City thDisanl dollar
He lad INT tie bag containing the money On seal AMI
while his back turned for moment another pa
lo,i.oy similar and confirming packages CT new21Pofs
cu 10 tic Size Of bank bills substituted He dt Mt
disco, or the robbery until he delivered the bag at tho
Merchants Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

NILS Michl lhursdly. Sept. J. 1853
FREIGHT train on the Michigan Central Road ran 81 the
trick as NIGHT about nine miles west of his place Tie
10, tive and tender badly snlshc, aud all me
fre hi cars and goods Piled in heap The hrcntn uaned
Goodrich was killed AID the engineer slightly hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

PIT. BARNUM starts this morning to fulfill engage
ments to lecture through the ensuing month In ONO
and WISCONSIN in advocacy OF Temperance and the
Maine Law. The people will hear him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

On the sih July Several engagements were fought IN
which the Hondurians were worssed The GlaienAAans
Accommodating al thss forces FOX The parpo OF MAKING
decisive demonstration and tbs beyond doaoL frs
dent Cataras has been driven from GEaienaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
PoII1IcAL EXCITEMENT IN ROCHESTER

y
This forenoon during an interview between ~ nAen'
fso1 candidate for Delegate to Syracuse md DR. o. W
Ieis fRaruburuerl Hatch became much excited nj mo
reasons given By Lewis for decing TO support nun anu
drew dirk with which he aemPtedto strike LEWIS ms
rartes were however separated before any hAfm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

PHuLADELPHI,, Thursday Sept. !, 1888.
man. named Patrick Colehan, was killed ye'tsrd ~
IN en- IRON factory in West Philadelphia Om the bursting
of a nrindstole. lie leaves vic and nloe cnlllcl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
STEAMER IN DISTRESS.

BALTIMORE Thursday sept. !, l-)j
Tho steamer Anglo Celt from New Iork. ios SewO'-
leans put into Wilmington, C. in distress on TUESDAY
She had broken her man shait.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

NEWS.
BlIIlrorz Thu-slay. SEP. T. ls-5
New ORLEANS papers Of Thursday sDd Friday L., s-s Re-
,ey,d They generally c1pres tic bl-i tina. ,ae FOYER
lad rsscled is hight and would s,ead ? decline Ilo
We aihsT was favorable
Arorg The deAhs we notice Lew Peter OF New York
John Reilly. Of Bosom sophia l.. aad Edward a CT
ford ile ard son Of Col Clifford lGte OF Proyde
The papers contain details OF the Mexican news TO ne
slst August
Yellow fever va. prev.-ng IN the State OF Guerrero
The Leaders OF the outbreak ef GGAnAus,a had been
e1oeuted
The GG-e,e Of Gueieuaa contains On account OF the
pur I'll Of the .roops Of Honduras vh b had invaded Gus
,eaa Tse iuyadsra wSEs PuSse By On. feeais Cesaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
PARLIAMENTARY.

o. Comm Gnicefionf Wnsefe
iusero8 be ssthsncstd By the name sna
s1dfes u necessarily for 2gbhession bat Hs
Of fi fCea faith
We Undertake return rtteettd CornHnic.tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
THE SALE OF HENRY CLAY $ ESTATE

LOUISVILLE, lhursioy, srpt. D. lo,'
The Lexington OJscrrcr denies thar Ashland hls been
sold by the viii Of Henry Clay but 1t IS to DO sold IN
2Cth September. at public auction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
Neto-11ork Dailp Gribm,rt.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1853.

rPsrr. v.nns The Jr~.e let resiisrees plse
Of tns.. = M peae II ave Their sldre Pube.oa o1e= O.
70 ttroarh the Pos;Oce Pree ~ cent? veeG-Psyr
bic 70 The Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

SUNDAY ANnSLAvEEr MrErMcs-It will be seen by
notice in another place thai the Nowlork Anti Slavery
Society viii hold meetings Sunday next at Metropolitan
Hail. when Garrison, Lucy Stone, c. C. Burleish' Rev
An,oinetio L. brown Luoretia Mott, and others are to
sneak
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am m THE NEW ORLEANS SUFFERERS

fNIUAfl I.ll'LII- y p y -.
co,eh-Is Corcerr al evening to. tie benefit OF the
~ - srler,rs. !, cram.Lsd 10 Overlooking Over
O tek.ts ere sod, lid there were besides varols Do
, e-ior. The GernaIlaIs gave Their scrsl 6 nee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

rz Eleventh Ward.-J SESIER 50 Avesa. d. h-nce1,th
he hcTsd o The Trb.s n this Ward Pesoas wao
bsv. sn ceprsed tie rspsr consequence sie and ns
eifr ,evirE who may wh viii please se1s tasT
nsrnes 10 him "a above, q leave them al this ofsee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

TnE CRYSTAL PALACE BY GAS LIeHr.-ro night for tho
frs Tine the public win be admitted TO the Crystal Palace
90 view the immense collection of the products of all ma
lions by gas HIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

F,pv. IRE broke out al Il O'Clock last night in the
lover rlg II CoIneIs Il9a FsuLly il Callse b. usaF
WEE Ii originated from the isuiLion u pla Of
shayings and uss ex.ngai4Aed without much damage,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
PROGRESS OF THE EPIDEMIC AT NEW-OR
IFANs-CO1ION MARKET EASIER.

NV ORLEANS, lALs4lt ,cpi l. i7"'-
TetotsI number OF int suents reported ior the twenty
forf hour. ercg ti- norIin-, were lls-of fever io5
since he rc,it OF tie Eulopas news from Liverpool
m e. have been easier in our cotton Make "A 'e'
fo asV Of 600 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
AT NEW ORLEANS

THE MORTALITY Al NEW OhlbaNo'
Nav ORLEANS, Wednesday, Aug 81, 1888.
Intermens yesterday l37includng ITO 81 yeno" lever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

The proceedings of the NewJersey State Temperance
Convention viii be found the Third Page OF TIE Trbaae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
YELLow FEYER al nOsT0N

BOsr0s, InlfEiAg, spa !, 10.
The ship Slefied Capt Lewis, arrived d. Qilrln-l'
ron New Orleans IL morl n with yelow fever On
GARD 1her Is one MN dead On o6arl -nd caa = I"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
CHARGES AGAINST BISHOP poANE.

4. = t. l.,
The House Of Bishops o the Protestant Episcopal Church
assembled at Odd Fellows Hall Camlen. New Jersey At
Il cock tn morning. to investigate the charges present
e. again Bishop Doane OF he Diocese Of NeNJeSey
Tie House called to order 10y the presiding Bishop
Br,wren
The following were present the Bishops Of Connect
cr Western New York Eastern sw York. Pennsyl
Maryland, Virginia. South carolina Georgh Flofiia'
Ohio. Illinois. Michigan and Bishop Doane; as, nun
bef OF clergyman aId laym a
Afer urove.s the presiding Rshop stated that he hal
called The House Camden Tor the reason that the
To- tie &C ~ eL had been engaged f)r the purpose ny
tie lr, ding BhoTs but h had no objection 10 moving
the session to burlington II deemed advisable
H then announced TINT the session woHd, IN accnr
au,o with The ral,s II the House be conducted privately.
Nher,uIcn all except the Bishops retired.
We noticed among those ortsi c the following legal
gentlemen VIII, are counsel for Bishop ,ane G1)r.s
NJ Wharton and " NJ. Meredith. OF Philadelphia, All
Iude, chambers Of Maryland these gendeinsn VIII b.
excluded until witnesses arr SUNNI ned u Is ander't)'i
iat one ,fhe charges ~ inst the Bishop : claim
tor gas fixtures. baie Is going oa upon m)l'n t.
ldourn 70 Burlington.
PHILADEr rHiA Thursday, Sept T. 1873.
Ahor the adjournment we gathered the following 'ae's
Of the proceedings. &c;
One new item in tho presentment, made by Bishops
Meade. Virginia McIlyaine Of Ohio. AID Burgess OF
Maine. is that Of pa, ing Unlawful usury for money
Tie fo wing Is correct list OF the Bishops RreSel.
Chase. Of New IIempshre Freeman OF Texas hen9er,
soorsiu; MeCroskey, Of Michigan, EIieiye' OF
Florida; Uphold, Of lidana wainwright OF New YORK
Whi,tiueLsm Of Maryland; Brcwnen OF C,ule,acni
Enstturu. OF Massachusetts, Johns assistaut OF Nlr
g Ia; Lee Of Delaware, Potter, OF Pennsylvania WI
Eam~ assistanil OF Connecticut; Elliott. # Gc'rga
Oioy IT tennessee, Polk. Of Louiiana. Hopkins, OF
Vermont
Bilhop Wainwright acted Secretary.
Prfvers were then offered 10y Bishop NcCroskey.
The resentment was then read. whom Bfhop Whiting
ham offered resolution The efec. that the charge
rorfsired thereir had been disposed OF By prog'u5
Court h. at he Committee of the Diocese of New-jer'ey
be now heard
This was objected TO on the ground hl. the .e.o"t,
was equiyol to quashing the Indictment which e)a
81 ly con from the respondent. .,
feior Dosue asked time consider whether he would
make this motion -.
The request IL the Court should meet At Wa'hnron
WIS not agreed tots consideration postponed io tho
lrCseut.
Adjourned til 10 o'c clock to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE YELLOW FEVER AT PENSACOLA-THE AUS
TRAN PRONUNCLAMENTO, sc.
SrechrI IirralLh q he y Y Trtbnne

sJecol DisralcA to Then y. Trtbrne.
WASHINGTON, ID. c. Thursday, Sept /, 1888
Attorney General Cushing dsayows the authorship OF
Tie Boston Post Kozsa article but lau1s its ability An
authoritative denial OF its authors viii probably appear
in to-moirow's LHioH.
disra was received at the Navy Department from
Pensacola Hal dated yesterday announcing the death Of
Purs,r Founteroy OF the Navy and Capt Baker OF Marine
Corps Of Yellow Fever and Capt Iatna reported alarm
iucy i'll The epidemic IS increasing and the type more
raaIe naEt
Cutie sensation wss produced By the Austrian Pronun-
caineno received per Hermann. On WYE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

Tie Maryland Wing State Convention held at Baiti-
more ye,terd'y put the following ticket in nomination
Far Lor1Tnor. RICHARD BowrE, Of Montgomery.
CopfyoIig .........J. HANsOS Thomas, OF Baltimore.
Ioff,rgC missioner JAMES b. RIcASD of Kent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

WILLOW FEVER At NEY ORLEANs-MEAIcAN
NEWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

~ Session Laws, 1888 Price, 81 90 Just Pdb-
Ihsd an now sale by BANKS GOULD Co. No la NAaust
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- H.
ts-frcst-r's'
"a. pira,csr MsrsscAasett1 sDHaeB WEse. D .lsvua
T. a.llgLR FtrlEfn- ff,tAtD y OLkL E1 u tos<n-
B. a. yfFerl. tsllf.t.CEt ftlr.s9 Jtg- Mccall
ffoascs GsEzLg4 sep-York- = - hoDT. Waoonsla.
a.. FlfHatlEs. Ellis lsal4 II 81 Y Lrls. A-etrfi
IrcEfrfs M0rr. frulsJlya " Z. W ff-Lfe Calf 5niL
4 D.. skgLRsscz Dn49. 4 DoLDsf ~ Cslss-
81. " Mf-rCTT sew-Jenay ". a. Afis4fr 5-ad
JogK VaFEss iuiizlA, ". v. ngsSazo I-lD..
4srgstarf
strss fslrrxT Sev-<sgE q. = BgsLEfsH. Pa1rsyfauA
g.a.a. tss-Ec-s. n. it AACsikS, Md it-ad.
Aszf jACksos. L1rs-d
Rev T. " HGGNsos tie Chairman, received
with appliance:
tie sad. Wleih.T oo4..dsr Lac Circumstances aalcr
Wild be COnytriioa Las beea called tle unusually
krge audience rl.eh NV gees Kay eyeo unusual for
morning melting / can BIT Rel great encouragement.
that ;s meeting = proof Of tie aaga.aoaa 81 hose
gsced H. the cause Il fad i dicu.k b 10 my da.y
shSl geiLer strength from your fass became yo1
ae here no, % be kept In order because you viii kesp
yourselves in order That yoa here at 10 be re-
straiued Jr yOs u reed 80 rsetraAao Iod viii W n 10
lhow % leeluy that Is wEopg and IN showing eOr aBl
eihusiafm in the Temperance II you desge 10 10
rsftrsred | an rot the man 20 restrain yen Zap
giause / zee | have WORK before me, and -hai. ty
T. 90 Z O. be,s may AKA glad thai 70 mot here
to-sv Am dad Of The pa.r0se iial brlngs rs h.9
day Let u SldetsEd purpose distinctly % sas oass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
Businfss Notices.

f,,,rIruxp's HATs FALL SrrLEs cor fins
ur cns.osners me pablo are m
th, the the ensuing season VII % IL
- o. Tsraspav teyt m Afkoowiedns no $500 h
~ s~sse All ofer our s1
Nd eopf as'ee '@'' Wy HAD cor Pine and Ssssss<ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

ty- Otsud Temperance B1nqu"t CoDphm mary
Whole Wofl6s importance Congenin ~" b. a.
N,fruoln Han SAguRDsY AFTERNOON - O'clock hgStrs
G1IgiyY VII Irc.ide Prayer by PgTsR n NAV Of VIII
nsbreh MISE A8rHiDss speec1ss 5eun 7Dt &C,
I'm .uL... IN b ncaa alon. faIl-- -I. tonloIlOA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

u =
WINDOW Shndt Comics Lace aud Muslin Csrtars IN their
ook Of goods The dYnnd ndOw dec0atois extending
shot tho &3Jl Droalvly
64 Re- aud
. d oftr "a induce meus 90 There.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-06-18
NUMBER Is.
New Buildings.

number of persons have already COM
menced rebuilding, and the gloom of Wednes-
day has given place to the music of the saw and
hammer. Among those who have already
commenced the work are Adams & Co., Mr.
Gavand, MIR. Loag, Hollub & Isaacs, Dr. Shnrt-
left, Mr.. JAEGER, and the owner of the Shasta Sad
ding establishment.
Those on the ncrh side have DELAYED to
await the action of the citizens in regard to an
enlargement of the Main Street. Among those
who have made arrangements for rebuilding we
would name the following: james Long OIen-
dorf & Rand, Rhodes & Lusk, Todd & Jones.
Chapman & Co., L. FL. Baker, Bull, Baker &
Co., Augustus Groteiend, David Casey, Plum
mer & Mitchell, A. L. Downer & Co., r. J.
Walsh, and The owner of tin shop.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-06-18

DUELs IN san FRANcIsco.-Ou the 10th inst.
duel took place near San Francisco between
Mr.. John Nugent, of the Herald, and Thos.
Hayes, Alderman. On the end fire, with rifles
at 30 PAGES, the former was wounded in the
right arm, severely. although his surgeon hopes
that amputation will not be necessary. On tue
eleventh another duel took place between Mr..
E. Toby and DR.. A. B. Crane. The latter was
wounded in the abdomen, and died on the 10Th.
after exonerating his antagonist from any blame
for his actions towards him.