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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-07-26
CARRIAGES.
n C.,

- & l.. NJ. GILBERT continue the CARRIAGE
-. BUSINESS at tho above stand, Nos 35 and 40
Wentworth street. where they will be pleased to OK
hibt to their old friends and customers very cxten
sivo stock of VEHICLES, comprising those of their
own manufacture, together with the various other
styles usually found in this market Their long ac-
uraintancc with this market rs manufacturers and
dealers will enable them to offer great inducements TO
purchasers, both in styles and prices.
Charleston, Aug. 90. CT
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sos,Hs OUT.

II HAVE this day disposed of my Stock of Dry:
4 Goods to Mr.. " D. Mason, and in returning my
sincere thanks to those who have so literally patron
lied me- 1, would bespeak for my young friend and
successor like liberal and steady support believing
that his oblgng manners and business qualifications
must recommend him to public patronage.
As intend leaving by the middle OF July, carly set
,..'.,' ' =, -, JAMES WILSON.
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:. In Ordinary.
South CarOlina-.Aersh;lW District.

John R. Horsey ani Louisa N. his wife, applicants, vs.
James c. WEIGH Harriet G. Welch, and heirs OF Ann
Danny aud John Danny, Defendants
Tr appearing to nv satisfaction that the defendants
l. reside without this State. 1t is therefore ordered
that they do appear and object to the sale of the real
estate OF Patience DeBruhl before the 10Th day
OF Sept next or their consent to the same will be en-
tered on record J.R. JOY, 0. X. D..
A
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WILSON'S CASH STORE
TO be Continued.

TWOULD respectfully inform tho Ladies of Camden
i and the public generally, that have this daypur
chased Mr.. JAMES WILSON'S Stock Of .%rs
PLAIN AND FANCY DRY-GooDs,
And solicit continuance of the patronage hitherto
conferred on my predecessor The stock, although
toerably complete at present. will very soon be re-
plenished with new Goods selected by Mr.. Wilson in
Baltimore and New York. In the meantime, the pre-.
sent Stock will be sold at unusually low rates for cas.
June 20-25tf W. D. MASON.
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TO FEMALES.

You will find these Pills an Invaluable medicine ma
ny complaints to which yorare subject tIn obsrfucons
either total partial They have been found of,nestma.
bic benefits sresorlng their functional arrangements aos
heatyaeton, ,purfynethe blood and other fudsso ef.
fectually to put 10 fight all complaints HIGH may arise
from female irregularities, headache, giddmess dim.
ness of sight pain in the side back &C.. ,. < 2 y.
None genuine unless signed JN. Hobensack allohers
heing base Imitation. *.
ros Of becoming Agents Propff,o,
n: Hobensack; No. laO North 2nd st. aboAe Race ST.
Phi adephia Pa. - = =. .
Sold by every Druggist and Merchant in lie U S.
Agents. ~. Ebay, Camden Wholesale and Rslail Agt
A. Morrison CO., Winhsboro, F. Curtis Columbia,
J. "A. Reed Chesterfield. = :. 80 ~ -
Do Price each 25 -
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seleftfp..
sATuRpAYs:EvENING.

N- oa ota-CaS - :. -
How sweet t!iesysRiaass. shadows fail,
, Advancing from the Kest;
. As ends the weary week of toll
z And comes TIE day of rest,
Bright DER the earth the star OF eve
2 Her radiant, beauty sheds;
And myriad sisters calmly weave
=. 3: Their light. aFoun' our heads
Rest, man. from labor; rest from sin;
Tho worid's.hard contest close; -
The holy hours with God, begin;
Yield thee to sweet repose.
Bright DER the earth tho morning ray
Its sacred light.wil cast;
Fair emblem Of the glorious day
That evelmore shall last.
THE RAINBOW.
Now, faithful to its sacred page,
Heaven still rebuilds thy span:
Nor lets the type grow pale with age,
That first spoke peace to man.
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3 Facts cannot be Doubted.
.Let the Afflicted Read andzP0nder!
CARTER,S SPANISH MIXTURE.

SE- More than .5O0Spcrsons in the. City of Rich,
mond Va, alone testifyto the remarkable cures per-
fnrnnod h1r- ~ -
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HOBENSACK,s LIVER PILLS:

NJ part Of the system is more liable 10 dsease1han the
LIVER, serving terer to purify blood orgying
The proper secretion 10 the bile that any wrong action
TEN, and esults vArousy in Liver Complaint Jaubdiee,
Dyspepsia &c. We should, therefore, watcherery syp.
ION that might indicate wrong actont Of the Biyer
nshed by to heal the sick Namely, lst An EX.
-PECTORANT which augments the secretion from the
Pulmonary membrane, promotes the discharge Of
secreed matter. End AnALTERATlYE, E, which changes
morbid action Of the system 3rd ATONIC which, gives
tone and strength the nervous sysIem renewing health
and vigor to all parts of ibe body 4th, A CATHARTiC,
which acts in perfect harmony Wiilthe oler
and operating on the Bowels, and expeIng tRe whole
Of corrupt and vated matter, and purifying the
Blood, which destroys disease anu restores health g.
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Spices. =
A LII Spice, Cinnamon; Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs,
II Ginger Black and Red Pepper. -
Also-Fiavcring Extracts of Orange, Lcmop, Peach,
Rose Nutmegs, Almond and Vanilla, Rose Water,
Orange Flower Water, &c. Always on hand at
Feb S-Gtf ~. DELAYS
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Wagon &c. for Sale.

4 SECONDHAND two horse Wagon and Harness
~ Baroche for one or two horses, Buggic rith-,
or for singlcor double dranght-all with Harness will
bc sold low Apply at this Office.
June 80
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Timby's Union Water WI

Timby's Union Water Wheel.
"ILLIAM NJ. SANDERS agent for Kershaw and
w Sumter Districts.
This Wheel is applicable'to all kinds of Machinery
requiring water power, the most simple and power.
full and requires less water than any Wheel i'll cxs.
tence. and has the advantage of working entirely
submerged.
These Wheels may be seen in operation at the A.
gents mills, fourteen miles below Camden, who will
also superntend putting them in, if required, he
may be addressed ut Boykin's Depot, s. c.
April L. Is l2m.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

TNHE Subscriber is now receiving, at Che Store forl
Il merly occupied by Mr.. Sam'l Benson, genera
assortment of Groceries, consisting of ~; y. -
SUGARS-LoaF Crashed and Brown. -, - =
COFFEE-Rio, Lagura and Java.
TEAS-Gunpowder Hyson and Black. H., (,
MOi.ASSES-New Orleans and ". i. ~.
NDLES-Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow :.
SPICES Cinnamon Nutmegs, Cloves Allspice,
Ginger, Pepper, English and American Mustard.
FRUITS-Figs, Pruncs Citron Rasihs, Whole, l!2
and IA Boxes; Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Almonds,
Brazil Nuts English Walnuts, Filberts, Pecan Nuts.
SAUCES-Walnut and Tomato Ca1sur; Worces-
tershire. John Bull, Reading Harvey, and Pepper
Sauces. @- -.-.'
PICKLES English and American.
:PRESERVES-Ging and Assorted
BRANDY ,FRU1TS-Cherries, Pine Apples and
Peaches. .s..- =. ~ -.
FISH-Nackarcl, Kits and Bbls., Salmon, Picked
and Fresh, lin Cans,) Sardines. = .
= Sugar Cured Hams Smoked Tongues, Lard Irish
Potatoes; Onions Cheese, Crackers, Starch, Soap
Moecaroni
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"COnle at LaSt.o

A FULL and fresh supply of Cleveland's Premium
n Cologne and Tooth Dentrifce. Received yester'
dav at L. J. DELAYS.
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Window Glass.
RadWay'S Remedies.

CONSISTING Of Railways Ready Relief, Ready
" Resolvent Ready Regulators lPls.4 Medicated
Soap and Crcassan Balm for the Hair. just reeeiv-
ed Mt q. j.. DELAYS.
March 90 If
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HANGING LAMPS,

managing Lamps.
TOR burning Spirit Gas, some beautiful patterns.
l. Just received q: Z. j. DELAYS.
Dec. 2l.-3t -
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Lanps!.Larnps!!

E>OR Lard Oil and Burning Fluid, a large variety
Il among which are few OF the new Pantent Safet.
Lamps and Cans to match. Just received at
Feb s If q. J. DELAYS.
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Candies. ..r
300 LBS Assorted Candies :S;n T G. TS' Sooks Ok y
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Tobacco and Cigars

,.- Tobacco and Cigars.
general assortment of Brandies, Wines and Ii
quors together with most all the articles found In
we'll assorted Grocery Store which will dispose OF
at the lowest possible rates for CASH. =
% Feb l5-7tf s-.4. j. A. SCHROCh.
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COIieton BitterS. ~. ?
A LARGE and fresh supply, received this day al
n. q. J. DELAYS.
April l9-3t ..- - ~
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1000 lbs. Sash Weights.

SToNE LIME in good ORDER q superior article for
y finishing and white washing; Calcncd Plaster of
Paris Rosendale Cement, direct from the manuactu-
rers, and in quantities to suit purchasers.
A new andhandsome assortment of Window Shades,
20 patterns consisting Of landscape and architectural
designs Price Toe to 81 per window.
Anril 4. C.. L. CIIATTEN. -
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Wines,

Wines.
2l4Casks s0perfne MADEIRA Wine. !.
Or tio good old do do.
10 Cases St Julien Medoe Claret Wine,
Cask Old Port Do. -, .,-
Case superfre Holland Gin. in qts. For sale
low by W. T.; MookE'
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New Spring Goods.

: CASES quarts and pnts) "Longwortll's" Spark
y ling Catawba Wine. Received and for sale Dy
Dec. 6, 1852. SHAW AUSTIN.
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4 CASE Crosse & Blackwells English Pickles, con.
i sistng Of Piccalllly, Chow-Chow, Caulihower and
mixed Pickles Received and for sale by :
Dec 1852. SHAW s. AUSTIN. q
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ConstantIy ON Hand,

CEMENT, Calcined Plaster of Paris, for building
~ purposes; Gypsum or Lan6 Plaster, for agricul.
ura purposes, and Stone Lime all good quality and
in quantitias to suit purchasers.
very superior artclcof " Whitc Lime for whitcwash
ing. Y. l.. CHATIEN:
= Ma1chs. - 20 If
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5000 first quality Rio Hondo seq AIRS
5000 do do Gold Leaf do
1000 do do Regalia do
Received and for sale by
1852. SHAW e. AUSTIN
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Greenpille, s.. c., 1pTl, 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

dancing s.d continued ne fyi.es rns she small hours
sffLe faor,fs1 There vsre present oicsn and mem
srsef offr Ere eonporfg fsysra nemeersofshe Board
HAdsfu,en snd otiler prpninenf c'@enS'
Esu Yopr asb Esfg RAnEoAo -Oser o{ht hundred
nen ars s,ofoysd ppon the Now York and Erie halro
=, ~ fk In rsev civ and along The route to Pater
. in cftstny ne vide track which h1s ast como into
nee Thsy are n work dag and night ln pushing grsara
ne vork with the utmost rapidty. There are area1y
three tracks laid In the dSp ard another ons will be put
Own. In the d The present wook number o.
bsldngs Of but little vaIHo. viii be removed iom ING
block 81 ground lying between the Railroad trsck ana
awe 4 to make room for the erection forthwith Of
engine house and freight house The passenger trains are
not Interrupted by this work but tho freight trains to Pat
stopped for few days.
ynIr TO TsI CpYsrAL PaLAcg.--About 10 OF the
men employed at the Erie Railroad Depot In jersey City.
In connection With the freight business assembled 10 the
Dept yesterday morning and were briefly addressed BY
Mr. Henry A. Green, their employer. after which they
formed In profession and proceeded to visit the Crystal
Pelace.
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WILLIAMSBURG IIEINS.

AMERICAN Coal GAs-Yesterday evening, between 5
end o'clock number of gentlemen from New York,
BROOKLYN end Wlamsburgh visited the Gas Works at the
village of Green Point adjacent to Wilamsburgh to wit
ness the burning of Gas made exclusively from American
Coal After the gentlemen had arrived the reorts were
charged with North Carolina Coal, which, it has been al
legged is more bituminous and purer than any imported
The village was lighted last night with Gas made from COAL
and several ofthe gentlemen present expressed theropnion
that the light was far superior to that of Newly
This experiment was for the purpose of testing the lumn
atpg powers of the Gas made from the North Carolina Coal
Experiments will soon be made with view OF ascertaning
the amounts Of Gas to be obtained from given quantity
of English and from American Coal
The English Coal of quality equal to the North Caro-
Ina Coal costs here about slipper un while the latter cost
not more than 90 per tun.
DIsoRAcEFuL RIoT.-Yesterday morning, between /
and o'clock three young Germans resding 10 tne lnu
Ward made an attack upon dwelling mouse "a nenl s.r
family and after cutting down the mont door WIKI "a AZ.
commenced throwing stones through the Windows theIeOy
endsngering the lives Of the inmates and mem
10 y from the house After having damaged the house 10
considerable extent the rioters proceeded 70 tho n9ass
of Mr. Coeendurf in the street where tnsy msds
similar attack On that gentleman esnns Sa' 70 ~
late with them the rafhans drove him ose6 sSsia wa
stones The cause for this outrage IS not knewn wa
rant WAS issued yesterday afternoon Tor ens 81 iae a
ants, who is well known.
ls. Fn.-A ycupS darby kuisAs Of the shesrs a.
rested hv Constable Denulr. drought before Jasce
Msnsned yesterday ssegneor. charged VIA ssans tas
ruin Of yeurs Germsn woman AeSasee taiiseth1 ~
being svssd declared that 30 would soner serve ssra
OF yssrs ia pison .Aaa aAs sAe osly aSns honorable
p,.x.yv,,p,x Neysss-(,u Monday eyeahas officers
Nvf,hV Van pike snA Nsegs srsessed sv9 seLa.es
,s. stxs &s.ey al EllzsossA Baesiey, cor keep
nk ai.erIsgls h9ase " fuss 2N, asG osaa1 81 iass
sa,e bends 50 leeVe toe elty
me .sps esAt Capt 1;sla1des Aol officers Sa-neeR
.sl Nsss, afsSstel TIE ts.vs VI another oete "a -as
40. eA.sae.ef alt ri ~hea Yesterday sess ey Js
a. n<s.Sn b he teDltsRisss spt Pocr house. k9s
s have 10 wed eSdess ~ sgelS gp 9shsx heasss "a
III "a, ~ a. slatst.
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bs.ao was sseiss eeSgASs Ne. t,-.-t.ssz< Bal
1sI fssa>.4sv. TO-. sgS tVgegsss held "a sosseesaIa
Au1s.t ban a. shs tv1s9A hesss "a Monday si8oa u
va tessxt, etsSriea ~ zee s% AHi tt,oe9te!A ts1
,..,,vA n " remarkable .eql ssie AtapAs Nest9h
tas ~. ~ ~. slAags A0l 1oeQessi ne easi pate
h. VesAs,.@sss a. eVAsk kAe teaesss sas ds"a %
AiSes, sess sa,eg is eNhA .sd p0EsedAsvS N'vf tes
vtvN siss,t VAhl Epgp,ses, w9a sylse11 sss asv "a
Assi .,Ss esse.ea Nal0let " eehsh " NJ - N~asn
q .kik Nj. h3egk hAa Aees ~eaaeet ga spas N~sfs
a.A Ia, "a ~ kseD ,AeH saSl0.0 datex ts.s tAa NJ
hdv,, ~ tts VeV,ses VI ha ,eNaAs ra1 Asa s>Asies
81 ,ts ,SisNt ssA s4se,sd hea NAl "a he 1i'eee' AMI
,,,. he cevN b. sWs,.tVel hs ,As authorities sssse@
svA tpymse vi ,As vsN. lNNlNssel
NN tvp.h " ,vs,~'ssws s.'a
,....s.-. a1ta - he,t.. e tty-st iN~et-k "
ihis ,,,in~eVA nvla Nt Nhs,~lA've VA shs fNv tNfNt
ssui eeNr,s s,vN heNVl V,ea e'e thN'e ~ ~ss isae
.e,Nhe Wnh seN ~ dsehlS 0w aiWelNf Va whAs IVA nave
.aA aNA tNes lkVush NeN, speAAes Ia ,ear.aas less
oos.ii /. sht,v ~ mtAn, atVhsxv the da'ies wesvA
,a,el,e alNN ma ~ the eFve W Vhyl bYweeh weNe Va
ths ,eese at e,pula have boon ssleVspi ~ NNsNfsAe
lAtliaNss have Witnessed The nAihnl mennst VA "eee
h h.s1,n vt hs v, have aaNhs'svd ihe1s dNtes wNen
egisi piNa | ipsi sNllsr ecnaAeace Ia war AdeN "
,he t,sl lNtvsysls " the hepaHmew Alt~s'el N@ ~.
la sne.hue -. suw whsihr, weary ~ 'vnSshea W eNe'
,nu,ss,a With eki eni vrN,NEV 10 aa, the hNv' seI
,oop,,t, ut ,out Nlaw eniavnn llNNi AMI eeNtnleei
,nlausel cav With saVts that lhe Aash"'uee "Ni ann
a, ,,oua,s ,oN, solO Nul ueolnees a. lar "a hea VIVA
la heb pew,n aud wMhln The bound, at was'a lAp
reuse1 aisu ,rpstaiuair ,na epen the mV. hN ~ao.
viii be latedagsa 10 ees ei, de'f the eemaS ysas,
.n here ena eenndon,p that tho WV Department, viii Ia
g,,as, efficiency and aileas,h sai work seselher "
s,od tllawshp lApliaase
Amer some tsMasAs' hy others, the company '~'ame'
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DIED.

BRIGGs-ou Tuesday Nov p Eliza Parker wife Of John
Briggs y.
alter her uner. Thursday 3e nst NJ from the resi-
deuce Of her motheT.in-law, No u Jay-st . 49,, A.,
LATHRoP-AI West Springfield Mas, on the "a ins- Mn
M.rvw dow Of the late Hon. samuel Lathrop aged ~
Her the A A WOOD Pastor OF the Central Pres
b,terisn being called BY this dsPensn o. frov
ue the public services said Church appointed for
DAY viii Be emitted =. .. A..
,on as lanes and IN tie lth of his age
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MARRIED..

NARspgN-EAToS-In wesyine New-iaven, Conn Nov.
q bv Inc Rev IL Elliott Samuel Lowe M.sden Mis-
Catherine Eaton daughter Of the Ato Prof Eaton
Troy. n. Y. 49,. q, a. a.,
sCHUYLRR-McE RELL-ou the I'd nst- Ia Grsee Church.
pcstn Tiabs by VIM Lsnson Robert Schuyler
10 Pbobe j. sdest dsushter Of VIM MeKre Esq oBrookyn
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BALE. az stocks 90 rhiisdsiphaA .rpsspAS. Nov ~
"A A. IN, N Y. rsshans By Mssrs fsv rsoMAa
s.s ks.aps RI o. ~ sssn s sLse ri:ss
@asi Nav "a az f saee DO sswu NJ <sos LshyA
a. ~ ansne Nav. A stI sss, ss-s ssl 70 40. - ~
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SnNoR BtfrI e.tLits this svenfsa At the stuyges
ir.ats, 10 80 Bfsss-sy Ts.,o,s- Tf.nt.f.,ssz h.
Fly'' ai tsf rs"rss ,ssg siez Al o. I'D u Ia the
lrE NinffilpGnsni btnf tnH "s-ic sseh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

Matrimony, Ccurtship, Love, and Married Lifs, are
the themes Of a RowLEs tsi, evening Ms.,sa Asds@
Houston. Also for Tharday and Ffi4aJ
evenrss At 81 Luhes Building" In lusonst conner Of ove
Msny home uths are taught BY s lecture Admission Only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

TO THf Isnfrs DgsDFfI, PERSON q LAKE, No,
~ u.frs1 t,i~ssn gfssd ~ ssepp1.s ~. ses.vsg ~
f.frft tfrif srf snHs ~ peh sits Nan
wa Itr' ffsfe trfbs Frensh nsss- fsAs snbfte,<
ser ~ - n s~ifst nr5 ssd grrstst retail
whfh fheT invite n flefr
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La W LNTE'LLIGENC.E.
CIRCUIT couRr-B.sor. Inas. Nc

CIRCUIT COURr-Before Jadzs Moaxfs
Andrtw Warner Receiver Scbra w Bri,sn.
Motion to strike cause from calendar denied.
Edwsra fisurees Francs. Waldo
To recover damage for alleged malicious prosecution
ld $500 The pntf complains that while HE
his Alabama Ia ietl hs
Baltimore aPi. issued the s9t o. defendants AL
months thu he had good defense the sai
and finally succesu In defnse said thai patf
oshe mfe oftw notes amount and wben New
YORK he but did aud le and defendant
collect plaintiff ps~ed through Baltimore Ts
- Cd
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h1Ffr J0H ~ DtggpHs TINS most mlDf,
~ m t,l1f ,-gop p uare Jgr tsn sdei'sf y y h'
tffrf aaa -of ersrf w b. t-y9ef 5p
- sfftcr n "a 80 ME fyfnirT T1s3ot TFfee frsnf
frre- n tif Igtti.s aoffg fbuferDs Dtfi
rrrslef - " N ne rofnief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

ndies and Families visiting the aew Me.aeerie and
s,uu No 81 Broadway will End The day la.
ed than night The collection o. sams very 70
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SUPERIOR coURr-BesOr. Jude DYER

Gl6lsn and Wife AIT. The Erie Railroad Company.
To recover damages for personal injury 20 Mrs. a..
already Tbs settled By the parties and with
the jury.
John w. Sleish Wa. Lesvenworh and d MeCrssor
To damages, laid at $1,000 for alleged false Inn
execution suit
teavenwoh and detained days BY which injured
his business 3 physician. &c
In dsftree said tina, Mr. l. obsneda udsneut Of sso Ia
property converted and that the properly
sued Verdict for plsintif, $ioc.
Barney others az. the New Railroad Co.
To recover $3.50 for alleged injury to cattle placed In
the freight trains for this City Eve OF hh died and Others in
ued ewing the improper slowing IL denied that the Company
Is liable. To be continued
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SUPREME COURr-Ix CuANRERs-Before J
nE.rstAss


Amos Tenny sst the n. Y and Montgomery Mining Co.
Motion for Injunction and receiver granted with $40
costs TO abide event
Order that division must be in equal parts and the chi
aren the niece will take together one Ofthese paris
COURT OF GENERAL sSoNs-Bsoe Judge BEsss
Wm Sparks indicted for burglary in the first degree,
in having bureariousy entered the dwelling of Edward
Pee in the Eighteenth Ward, being arragned pleaded
guilty burglary the third degree The plea was &C.
cepied and the prisoner was remanded for sentence
Ernest Thunwitz placed at the bar. charged with
attempting 10 take the life Of John ONeil by shooting
Tie complainant testified that he had quarrel with tho
prisoner about money which the latter owed him.
and upon bis demanding the cash the prisoner fired gun
loaded with powder and shot through his bedroom door at
him, but fortunately he escaped uninured For tho de-
the wife of defendant The given to the Jury
who rendered verdict Of guilty of assault and battery
only and the prisoner remanded for sentence.
Augustus Wiser tried and convicted OF breaking
int the store Of Mr. Martin, dealer in coffee and spices
i'm Thirty third ST. and stealing thererom quantity OF
those articles which at the time of his arrest were found
in his possession. Remanded for sentence.
Charles Davis found guilty Of stealing gold cham
valued $50 from the ewelry store OF Carroll Hutch
nson which he entered under preense OF purchasing
come article He sentenced to the State Prison Tor
two years and ten months.
John b. Cooper pleaded guilty TO assault and battery In
stabbing Henry Buchanan clerk in grocery IN the
Fourth Ward Djuring him severely. The Court thought
proper accept the plea and sentenced the prisoner 70
the Penteniary for one year
Della Butler was placed of the BAR charged with re-
ceying pocket book picked from the pocket Of Mrs
SandeTson while at the Museum The evidence failed TO
sustain the charge and the prisoner acquitted There
being several other criminal charges against this woman.
che was recommitted to prison.
Adjourned for the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

srppEx DrlrH-Patrick whelan was found dead at
his residence on the of Myrtleav and Raymond
st. on Monday evening His family were absent at the
him dead in chair The of his decease it is sup
posed of the brain, caused by the use Of
inuor. The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

FrRr-The Wesleyan Coored Church in Nayyst.
caught fire yesterday morning from defect in the hae
The engines arrived after the alarm and saved the
building from destruction. Loss trrling
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COURT cALENpARITHIs DAY.

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