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The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

RESIGNATION OF Hon. SAMUEL BRANSAN.--
A necessity from domestic causes, has com
PEELED Mr.. Brannan, one of the senators elect
from this county, to resign his seat in the Leg.
islature - Iranscriu.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09
WILLIAM WALKER,
President of Lower California

PRESIDENT OF Lower CaIIIOrnla.
FREDERICK EMORY, Secretary of State
President Walker has also issued an ad.
dress to the United States, justifying his
course.
The San Diego Herald makes no com.
ments on this news.
Great dissatisfaction exists among the
members of the Fire Department of this
city relative to the election Of Charles ?.
Duane 10 the Office of Chief Engineer
Two or three companies have already dis
banded. Several companies hold meetings
this evening to take action in the matter.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

Ra~ Hon. George B. Tingley has been cleo
ted President of the Gila Mining and Steam
Navigation Go.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

Bea- The Sons of New England at Sacra-
mento design to celebrate the approaching an
nivcrsary.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

SACRAMENTO WATER WoRKs.-The first pile
for the foundation of the Sacramento water
works was driven on Friday, I'd inst.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

R9r The weather has been beautifully fin
for day or two. Will it ever rain?
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

pea- The Benicia Vedettc says there is to bt
a grand select ball at the State House on thu
Goth instant.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

n MaEMricd:--September M 3Oth. 1853, BY Rey,d Mr.
Wisa iHEoDoKE n MILLER late of Nevada Cal To-
MISS Many Il. JOHNSON. 70 Dayiess county, kv '' "
In Nevada, Dec. 9th, by Rev j. R. 1ansey. Mr. ISAAC
ida N IA D oolh OF Ne
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

@r David w. Magee is in this city he
will confer favor by calling on the editor of
TIE journoi
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09
Dissolution Of C0partnership.

RT1IIE copartnershp heretofore existing between The
- undersigned under the and style OF H. +.
BEENY is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
STEPHEN BEENY is alone authorized 10 Sign In liQU-
dation. HENRY BEENY.
STEPHEN BEENY.
The business will be continued by the under.
signed. at the old place. Phoenix Saloor.
Nevada. Dec. /. 1t53-33-lm STEPHEN REENY.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

GOODMAN & Bros, of San Francisco, adver
tise variety of provisions in our to-days pa
Der
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09
Constablc's Sale.

OOuSCdDIc sale.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Ne.
~ vada BY virtue of execution to me delivered
is usd from tho of T. w. Colburn esq an acting
justice Of the peace in and for the county aforesaid bear
ing date November 2fth 1883, satisfy Judgment rem
derrd by said court On the 14th duy of November A.
1853 in favor OF Holt Turner and nQans C. f. Wool
and John Capron for the Sl0O debt and da1n
ges and $50 4Ol0O costs of su- have taken In execu
tion and will sell to the highest bidder for cash. of tho
Main street Livery Stable in the city of Nevada Tues
day the 18th day Of December, A. %. 1858.
at O O'Clock NJ, all the right title and interest of G.
Wood, held by him OH the 10th day of Nov. A. D. 1853
Il and 10 Ono Gray Mare, One Grav Horse
Two Bay Mares nd One Bay Ezorse, and
Saddles and Brides, the same being the livery
Stock OF said Mnin street Jable undivided half OF
which was taken the property of C. T. Wood TO satisfy
the above demand and nccruing costs Ncyadn CITY Ds
cember 9th, 1853. [33- IN +. ESTEYS HILL Const H. T
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

Ra5~ A new wagon road is being opened
between Coloma and Georgetown.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

Flour has advanced to 80 cents per pound al
Yreka, with but limited supply on hand
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

COMMON SCHooLs--The school commissioners
for this township, since their election, have been
actively engaged in making every arrangement
necessary for the accomplishment of the object
Of their Office, and the present prospect is, their
efforts will be successful With the assistance
of the ladies in Nevada, there has been nearly
funds enough collected for the immediate cree
tion of o school house. such az will not only be
comfortable and convenient for the school, but
ornamental to the town.
All the reports of the township and county
officers, necessary for drawing on the State
Treasury, have been regularly forwarded to the
Superintendent, at Benica, and soon after the
first of January, the State school fund will be
distributed among the counties, the object OF
which is to pay teachers This, added to q
fund, which will be raised next year in this
county, will enable us to have school which
will be an honor to Nevada and at such rates
of tuition as can be afforded by every one.
The erection Of the school house will proba-
bly, be commenced in few days.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

BS A Military Company has been organ
ganized at Sonora, says the Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

objected in behalf of the majority Of the commit
tee to having any dancing that evening. Another
gentleman stated that majority of the ladies
present would be pleased to have social dance,
and that appropriate music would be in atten.
dance in FIVE minutes. Accordingly the music
appeared, and for an hour the dance was kept in
motion, we believe to the serious injury of nc
one. 1t is to be regretted that any occasion fol
illnature arose, for in all such matters little
concession is worth everything. Those present
had readily united to contribute for the object Of
the occasion, AID as they desired nothing re
pugnant to propriety, it would have been better
to have allowed them to amuse themselves, were
it only to secure their cooperation on similar
occasions in future. A little after midnight the
company dispersed much pleased with the eE
tcrtainments of the evening.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09
Theodore BaziIIe.

pr.c.z. 60. AAO9
rotessor OF Music and Pianist Of Paris.
" LII give LESSONS ON THE PIANO and VOCAI.
MUSIC. He will also Tune and Repair Pianos
procure and Direct Orchestras
or al bals Sorees and Partes furnishing the Piano Il
eqthreo. Apply to A. W. POTTER, Miners Book Store
MAN street, or at the Ell DORADO SALOON Broad
euoos NeVaoa 33-1m%
"ANTED---A Vienna a to do the ordinary
- work OF house. steady situation will be Civ
Nevada, AS"oAy, 33-,s
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

B9~ The Argus says that the river at Coloma
has risen eight feet since the late rain.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

J. r. Beard, Sec'y.
Nevada county, Dec. l, 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09
Dancing School.

m T. j. y. ROBINSON would respectfully in.
-, lorin ms subscribers and persons wishing To ton
ms scnooi VIII commence Tuesday next inst S53
a. ADDotCS Reom, corner of Pine and Commercai
streets, at O'Clock, M. ne % 'i
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-09

Ladies and Gentlemen You did not call on US with
II is difficult to shed any light subject upon which
there has been much said and written that Of educa
'ton The subject may be said TO be almost exhausted by
tho writings and sayings OF the great aud learned In all
There argument necessary to convince you
the importance of education. that depends the per-
maneney OF our free Institutions and that republican
form Of government has existed without intelligence
among the masses of our people. We are Informed by
republics OF ancient time, Greece and Rome they who
actual freeman and exercised the elective franchise
enlightened and educated. And We think may
safely that no experiment OF representative form
government has succeeded without great intelligence
among the masses or ut least among the voters.
We cannot calculate the benefits that have been and
still being conferred the American people, by the efforts
that have been mada extend the means Of knowledge
well TO the poor as TO the rich.
But responded your call, not TO attempt TO discus.
the great question OF education but to express what
believe to 6e the sentiments OF all present. by telling the
Ladies OF Nevada in plain tcrms that they have done
bly, in this atidabe and worthy enterprise When frs
heard Of the efforts that being made by you hac
little confidence in your success We had not learned tC
look the subject in its light but still felt something
like all felt in 40 and 80, that California unfit for civ
iiZed men-tha il might do TO amass fortune in bu
that was necessary to go 10 the Atlantic States to eno,
it. In those days reflected that California pos
sessed great not greater national advantages than
other state the Union and that il must be the perma
home of large and enterprising population. Tht
ladies' of Nevada have the honor of being the first TO take
a practical and common view of this subject. The!
have commenced TO act if they believed what all are
willing proclaim in high sounding words that California
with her genial climate, her fertile plains and her hills
gold will become the homes ofhemselyeS and those they
love uf1d cherish,
We said we did not thi nix you would succeed in this
terprise We now think that very unreasonable
In doubling We ought have taken into
the fact that Nevada California ladies' ano
had the enterprise and daring 10 come to country
supposed the Atlantic States to be out Of the word o.
at least to be in the most wild and uncivzed part OF IL
and that whatever they had attempted must and would
succeed Your present efforts establish the fact that nc
one has right TO doubt your in any enterprise
that ma engage your attention. In this have certain
y mersd te sympathy and support of all who feel inter
ssted in the prosperity of the community in which we
live and expect to make our home.
At tie concIas!cr of his ltnalks a!sentlema:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27

pFNFDIX-On Tue .ay July a. Cornell. NJ infant
The fred aod Of The family respectfully invited 70
attend funeral from roHdnee q her pan.' thy''
CAPE- Tuesdsy % john NJ, only son OF JOAN Cape
1 friends Of the family are respectfully invited to attend tie To-
ura from residence Of his parents No % Boone ST. this day
N6AWs0N On July sash P, only daughter Of Rodnan b
Dag sol, ss,d II months AID z deys H., tho e.
toda Cab oA VI, at the residence Of her parents No
DT1VIING"0 On tuesday July &C. Mr. Francis De7us, after
s end. and scquaiutsnces the family respecay invited
TO siiei lie funeral this day h inst from his late residence No
Columbus. July II, Mrs Clara Forsyth, widow
Of hon Jon for,,ih oseaC' y'Svs 1l p Mai Gdn,n
native Of long connected with tee suth Carolina
fiSscfFs6N-At Savannah Ca July i6 Mrs wife Of Hon
fAN@At noboken Monday July B.
AZ "a Con,lia A Julian. ago months and 10 months
The ds snd family respectful invited to attend
iCS aim eon-st Hoboken without further invitation
MANLGH 81 81 & sae o. Maacb1scs. ana rsSu liar.
y University removed to Fonds twenty ncs and
h'f Go seown july - Perkins Of Kns.-
'sscNR on MolSsy July Is EaA, wife of William J. sscor,
's Ibt Iesyes and friends family respectfully invited to
att nd The funeral wed.sy I'm inst at 81 PN 'tomths house
SIOAHF-On TUESDAY July g Jane Lsmmie youngest child OF
join aud Ei1a T ; oan, aged months and days e.
The re- styes friends The family invites 70 attend ne aner
A. AZ the r,adcrce ~ parents No 81 Joremon 81 Brooklyn
'ods E Nv A. fGiauS Ala July A. Rev r. shorter
sIMONSON-On TUESDAY. July % st hs residence N Onto
ia a. Of tae fsny are especially attend
A. nom his late 1hursday 18th inst, AFR NJ without
u7T6eMPKIXs-on Mopdsy July p tie residence Of his sr,nd
Titus SO" ore e'icneef 'or fo'io youngest 'oo
ny WIIIiiHMSIA Buffalo n T. July 10 Hoo. Henry R W Hams
Mel eF,d o Last tall he the hg nominee for Congress
the HoboI en- on Sunday July cholera nf,ntam
Fs Youngest child Geo nd Catherine founs esedl year Ane
! 20 Hs} remains were inferred a West Point
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TUESDAY. July Bpm.


The Stock msrket was sgsIn quite heavy t'd'y with
sons decline in rates Erie fell Morris Parker elm
! Michigan Central but Cumberland recovered g
cent from the depression of yesterday The amount O.
transactions st the Board is exceedingly limited
Nsssrs Wsdsworih s Sheldon viii pay the interest due
"a, Of August on the bonds of the Gaens and Chicago
Union Railroad CempSnys bonds.
The interest due lst Aug the Water Loan Bonds Of
the Civ of Albany will be paid and after that day by
Msssrs Duncan Sherman s. Co.
us,sment Of forty per cent on the capital stock
oftbe oriental Bank No 3ll East Broadway viii BE- pays
bic on 10th August. ar.
The Board of Directors of the n. Y. Michigan Mining
Company have voted to lay assessment Of 50 cents per
share on the stock payable at their office NO 's' D'oAa
way, by Isl of September
An assessment Of cents each share OF the Ban AN
tonic Nine from No to 10000 inclusive has oeen ofaef
ed, payable on or before the sh Of August
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company have re-
elected their old Directors for another year.
In the case Of the EdgswOrth Company. Of Boston
proposed among the New York stockholders to institute an
investigation into the mode In which dividend was pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
Marseu....CAssrULLY RfFosrEo ros TIE NY Tsrsuss.

TUESDAY, >
bbi. At IS i2 for Pcarl. and = IS Or Pot;
rot AND NEA-oar rsrset opened arm srdes
Of STATE tog t1t a. ne c 90 a.. 'n' ,. IT,
far but the bulb Of them were Presolsy % a'e
mixed brands NOR. plenty and ar ieult Of ale SIP
re prefer si purchases r av ard delivery Csaad 40 hr
~ .lPPSo 81. o me ' a1 "a H. y Ven S,a
.ie 1850 b. 8 s7;qsi 50 10Y sour - 80 3 i3 No
eOI,T % s.,St St : s5@. iI HS oho AID IS 2jG
southern . in limited ,upp, aad IN ar request aud held firmly
brsl d nd 5 8 I Faaey Rye Floa. er Sc - 5bl
GR&fS-The supply Of prime whe., moderate AID Prices
easier and closes sui bush ordinary prime
bush ihfec iIuci. River 81 IS Jul aad los-r
s1e m sId n demand AID Western &c
ioi SO III F sse. Of go basS At Sc 9s.e for ua.u1d
fsi SOUL en- yellow. the after nominal
wHisKY-The deuAnd good AID the mase; buoysat
sales e b,. Ono AZ &c Prison scarce Al is Draass s
fy hed tc t.ns ard Ia's5..' ,, here, A.,
PRON - 80 =. - - e.
l N ste "a and ). 3; Prime iooi aslsd .ad
sSSy'p hs 81 q. % caSnt Mes md s
S M 20 Bee aeasG at Py y'i ar 1 e' :.
ssds5 Cut Meats are steady The ;sPPy 15ss sa Of s
cied Hama Bacon sides plenty and e heavy sales Of s.
.s.rs sses Of bbs ard troes M noe ald keS.
Mtdl2 Butter rery sad Is heavy ~ oHl, 10y ono gqlle
for S4aaoieA' ado i'4409- -'' 3 -- -' =
60eic. .--
. 50 s., cash and time
HIDES-Ihe market steady, with moderate Inquiry sales q
80 Ayre. = u manly = Is A lc * mouths so
DO 4, ise so Porto C4beo 5 D. a. l9c - Dy Sailed
N.,srslcs 50 rs a. He, 90 Dry p bs- a. ljtc
LFATHER-There considerable demand Tor the Ea speeaA-
non prrcpay icr middle weights and the arm Heavy
,.s-sht. roniiure very and qurk Of sale.
BFYsWAX fair demand AID pTees steady Sale 300 rs
r,me American yellow - $3.50
II Tray Rs are 10 fair supply with uo'ee inquiry and prces
49,, ann "A e. amount hloo rs prime Oh I've a. ~ c
ana The Taket hrrn with good demand so0O
common Al Al IS cash now held ~ 81 81. 49,
LIMP ar deuaBd and pees are WITHOUT ehu gs, ses Ave
hta rarpul1n A. ne and 60 bbis. Cacined Il 81 IS
LUMBERs much wanted s1e y Se 'ealee - 'ieay nsaFe
q. - 9rsrgos. Spruce and Pine Il el2 D.
pT .STfRRemsns steady prices With only moderate inquiry
- - ~ on Bue and White 70 report sAes Of 900 bbs Cal
eined At OIL IS II, a.. ,.,,i-v 49,. t...s. -saoa
TOBACCO Our N.tei firm with nodsraLs inquiry 'Aes 100
- a. liza bales Havana qEtc 100 Con
neces ssie and seed Ct eise bales Csni1esu On pr
rs I'm u.ls fu w Dry ODD nd As SenaSd sO0s
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

R.SK RoBBERY-Yesterday morning II was discovered
that the Mechanics and Traders Bank OF jersey wy sd
been entered during the previous night ana r0oOe1 OF
over $40 coo in cash and check OF 40 ut s'oo Inc cS
and crcun so lar as they couid DC s'eu o al"
tbeniic sources, are as ioIlO~si .... ec
On MONDAY evening the ProvdeDt Institution for say
inss Kent in the same building with the Mechanics ana
Trad. "a Bank received deposits from to clock As Is
-ns,ons,v Soon after O'Clock the OF Mr. Fox, the
Cashier ef the Bank closed IT, ana TOOK the Keys 10 s
fathers residence in Sussex st, near Washington Inc
combination of the key to the safe was not changed IL
was npt in is usual place Yesterday morning at
o,cock tbs Cashiers servant girl who has lived IN his
fam, about month went 10 the Bank, as her regular
duty 10 put It in order She found that hs rear door bad
been forced open and the key to the safe lying upon
The oor of the Bank Sne finished her work ana returned
60 The bouse hut IL is stated said nothing of the breaking
omen of the door When the key was missed soon atcr
her return she stated that sy on the counter ana Una"
the Bank had been entered The Cashier repaired To tue
Rank and found that the safe had been robbed rs ABOVE
stated OF the missing sum- Sss6 belonged 10 the Ne
chsncs and Traders Bank and sass OF was small ouis
ranging from 81 to SlO on that Bank The registry NUN
beers OF these bills are known. slso5 was gold $40
Was silver $500 current bills, mostly OF the City
If Nav York and 500 uncurrent funds mostly ON
BANKS in New-Jersey and in the State OF New ork
hoy containing s5l5 in cash and check for about $500
all of which belonged to the PrOydent INSTITUTE N Tor Saw
mos had been pHce0 in the safe and was also taken
T6s check WIS sgned by W james. Treasurer OF the
Insttution and payable to his order Ills name must De
for on the back Of II before can be offered IL WSS
nnon yellow paper being the regular priotsd form used
nv The Institution NJ Merseles Esq, Sheriff OF the
oyrn,y had nlaced sl995 in the bank Monday after
noon II was chiefly North River Bank bills There we're
6va 90 hills four or FIVE $50 bills fifty . bills aud the
remainder go bills The checks deposited Ia the MechAn
cs and Traders Bank and amount OF over 50 IN shN
change was not taken away The officers OF the Bank
~ a. police are endesvorng TO ferret out the robbers
The Directors yesterday aud ed the oner OF
rem, I'd Of 900 for the recovery OF the money Sew
ers suspicious persons have OF A'e oee seen "0ou JET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27

VI ..s,n.hio erner rtinaou Charleston. L11rt %
spof1rd riesfon Co On sunday 2ih f h9P NJ, Of Cipe
STEAMER supp the Black Warrior; Bremen ship ashore
sbp Con.,elaton pacseD A.n. Liverpool June 49, With mise
and giq passengers. 10 Kermit Cafew
sim " ID econ lcHrper Plfutm. Canton Apr Auer Nav
,'.b .rts a. 10 o rr anf MAY p q S r
fsF euy Lo-ion; June AT - 5 lon % 81 T. exhlns
"a with ship John RaveneL
sir Palmer (cpp,1 Low Ciuton via Batavia, April 3 with
Shin susan Kinks GOT Bo-tou Gray, Havre, Gays w'h mde
' t westeia tBren Vessels Bremen 8 day. with mise ard
100 tas..uaers. Oelnchs Co.
Bi,s Mcnac (Br Yarmouth Nsl Crosby Bouare, days
B5s otden of youin Whiting -arielas days with
Brs Arc to ,iobs,J MoroD ManzA Gays, " h
40 70 Wierfree , Britain Windsor u days, With platter
Whtrev I'd INST az % J ION 10 % spoke whaling ship
Aqu'T "a fr1 Pio Malaga and q diy. tom Gibraltar
With wool ~ r. Gemez Co
sef Di.sey ChaTesn days with cotton 20 y
/, s rSe Po w. N.v-T, ndon Rondout
81, Ccmmsrde rir { di-f Wognm. Baltimore DAYS.
schr sesmen BE- Aver Jogsins - days with hsh master
SIR leader Bear.e. Pr. 'adelphia for Boston
ser John carr Ardsrs'n. vr1r, dsys.
eclr ucv Ann. IT, ard, thlade.phii, aays
80, Cco-ge " Whistler -- PhiIaie plla days.
Sfbr Augusta. -, Maciias ln DAYS.
st.sner John Marshall Copes. Philadelphia
pFIOW-Ship Meiiator o. days from Bremen
ship Eiiternis, % days rom Liverpool
pu'ch harE Ichus ~ days from shields
hip and anchor outside The Hook AZ sunset
sAILFD-From spit SHIPS Albert Gailta for Liverpool
WiND-sunrs suHs DO ard light with frequent rains dur
the dsy.
Tie .t.a,n.r R9arohe for Norok snd cmond
anchor the Wes Bank -t veung o"n9 propa'y !" s)-
disarrarg-n.rnt Of .er machinery.
The hip Tspcot Cornish for 'epoo has anch red At the
sWsF.f
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Di.asfer-. &c.

Tgr B,rN spfp WrsrrH,rA from Bremen, with mie and pa
Roaler shoals a. oeoA On 'iolay sF7n
TIL Bs,MFS ARK soLoS Kanp I'm Msnsaail
before erof Loot "a Lte Inaga Ashore ne tl June
The ms.sras ussua brought about e3VN Ili
Psouchsd n for having pr. o. Der crew st Porf-an
bcn be vi.ey keri himself thereby sV e. which would
have pretty AZ ~ per cent salvage winch -
TN ssTss FiIFS BROOKS lava Honolulu and Emily Taylor
p H. m a. RON r New Bedford ana before reported PIT
70 the red The brz Eeine 'n do fr d. b.
fore reported ru, nio Tahiti and ndendhd bsea 7t on the
B,FK ISiA srEw,lr Ba more 81 reports "a ID Dag oat
W. / g,rr-er.b.ul e.I Ger died Of ye.o~ f-ssr
Br BIZ Reward II Norfolk III I'm C.a1 a1d cid for W hins
ton lost her chief overheard dunns the pi'sas
CAPT HiaTd o. Tie De-ah a. >an rane,co 1tl l - .u
the weather a very c and the heay The ch Tuefe
the they could not succeed 20 setnS neg on e
shp Gamer Peoa hss oac ed ood de 10
end trosen il Two Dut nom inc slae s oa
sgp TYFsoos The ship Typaoon Capt repor.ed yer
ftb II Igr letter Secretary the Ne~1ofk = al pf
Underlr states thar The oh At th-tre aud ts ne
Zane ri proceeded 0r Is miles Bat solninE
ihe rurps ship eag lady be returned 90 san iran
with ssam pump rd The -ap SON freed s1d
hsued o. Tie b. hove side and PROBABLY
Tn slHa DANIEL FzsNc OF aid for Boston from On ives is
fore rep rted u' ulgu4 fse struck the - inr
caused the % eak Bad - hove ever Plf - -ef
lie -llz ontlrl dlscniSe "a tle ui ircso
lhrrl'a 80 GU So a- 49, 50
7th Leit shore ses. Henry Bea native Of %
toB who died on h orb INST
Thu ADELAIDE Cs from Ne~f0s for inszla before r.
ported ashore MayguuA backed OF the on INST "ln 20
The bE hc slned consdeae o-s n "a 81 ~ g. me
rudds pn gays and lrughl her inaua sarVey va
request Cake and divers Dyed ~ -hacr
bottom reported the the
sfarbosrd started butts On both sides wood ends io
tn post and chd tor~Ii sa
Wv he rcder 70 BE- repaired pofay BE-
made permit her proceed 90 Nasag where there A..
greater etes repairing She will probably leave for Nassau 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
MARTyF cOURT-Before Jude MCCARTHY.


To claim lance ale ged b. due Agreement
for = asferir tEo houses IN 81 Marks place tne agree
,re q, wss for $40 slGO Of which paid In d~-ns-
u, laid that plait tits absodoued the rk and MAJ
cos, defer dants more 70 get done than they would have
hid 10 pay plant f. and de'andins seek TO recoup ID O0
Iee,, hat the york executed had been badly d me
m, es denied and il was shown that plaintiffs good
xorkm.n Plaintiffs also say that they we're prevent
r.. m gong IN BY not being furnished with materials ms
va deri4d by defense The Court gave judgment for
defendants.
w. r tyI.ra and Sin " smith agt Geo w. Sherman, WIN
Barker VIM White.
To recover tie purchtse OF 80 pb onions on optrd
hi, Devonete AZ pier At North River At - p per Dbl
The derle that portion Of the onions turned ont 10 be
NJ sound and ercty worthless On the oeer hand It was
.o that defendant Examined two or three OF the barrels
ard rad 10 opporuniiy If Opposed 10 have examined
~. Whole III. Court considered on the principle OF
v4at eptor as is called that having the opportunity
poken o. the sale valid one and gave judgment Tor
plaintiff $50 -. being amount.