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JAMES r. ADGATHs ESTATE.

NTOTICE 10 hereby giyen. that 4he UNDER
1N signed has this day been duly appoint
ed and qualified by the ProbeteCourt Of Put
nam county, administrator, de bonis non. Of
the estate Of James 4. Adgate. late Of said
county, deceased.
JOHN NICEWARNER.
June 81, 1854. a- 2 69l
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eaffiifs will render these publications
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1854. They, will occupy a middle
ground between the hasty>wfii,cn news
items, crude speculation, and flying rp-
mors OF the d!ily Journal, and the ponN
derous Tome OF The future historian, writ
ten ntler the interest and exciicmnt oi
the great political vents OF the time
shall have eipassed away. Il is 10 these
periodicals iha, readers must look for The
only really intellip;bie and reliable hisio.
~ of correni events, and as such in adj
diIion 10 their well established literary.
scientific and theological character, we
urge,ihem upon the consideration Of the
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furnished wiih5tbe foreign copies. Al,
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The Publishers, so '2 s40's'
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
go 81 Gold street, New To,k.
N, BIB s. &saCo., have recently
published and have now for sale, Ike
" Farmers Guide" BY Henry Stephens,
Of E1inbureb, and Pfof Motion, ofYalc
College, New Haven, complete in 2 vols
royal octave, containing 1900 pages, IA
steel and 600 wood engrayings. -Pfice
in.mpshn binding So.
,G5. rhis work is not Iite liafBaok Of
he Fsrm,n lately resusciated and thrown
upon the market. s~
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LEONARD sCoTT &. Co.
Blanks for sale.

TpRINTED on superior paper,
Il MORTGAG from swans 81 improved
orh. by the quire or singly. s..s ~
!. DEEps,s oi Warranty by helquite OF
singly.,ss .'s.,.g.s,. i. z.5s'..'.. ,.,t-
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. also forsale.
i JUSTICES RECOGNIzANCES, and
Affidavits rcapiasss, 81 .s,e
e x ......... JAMES MACKENZIE.
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AmOunt mid Jarnan Vgaliaa r0fafnA,Iasq. faaa
nt,srd,os grsud \ nj ncttl, mriea
a. t,s - fseorre \ f,EinT,eS Yoslaes I on N d
A'~ connie documents
$50 ef6rspoo,l l,rqrn,Irt n ouse q "A. 90
% John n, F,nchey cleaning cotlrt
h5use md rnrnishina wood MT
Marci, Term of court, is53... 81
to ssaTu%s ~ So p0ey
w j" p ctRnssS,t 'for drnm 10 stove "
=, In Probate al fcesr.n 3!
30, Sdlatr,rt Ia, IA annrnjaera h ". 900
Jnna. Marh p,,,zie attoyn, v fres
a4ss4. = n, 'rnse p0,nISr,s sconAtv Va wv fg
. Risisv ~ 10
" ~; ta sTuyM 4 sfotvn cisrkls fees in t n
g. ~ scfIrpbnI Icnses. in which the Fl
State NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
S gsSos, gasss eSen,SeIT r. 4, yeno,tn3
John nissn for Jury boz for
n 81 Dhvid Il Rrown (,ierk az fJourt
FfAN sfofindeyjng l170
David /. .Rro,yn for nnnnrtionine 4 q
3fAt8 pa i,yoys W ','ip M,
bavld /. Rrown fo, maklng zen. \
,alAs ~ er,ijndsy Z = t''''''r's ~ a,
In Frpcl,ev-s s,i,esif,ss fess in y
criminal cnses IN .prohate conrt
Iohn, n pruchev fnr. nurs,,inc
.Chnrrsar n, p,sconding cYim.
~ . inair....t.. IS. Al. Z. s..... 81 q
- &-s,& Whnssaes IN State cnnea h
q ran,,,orl Mans 4 Il i, ~ O
n Witnesses IN state cnses IN Pro. s.-'sd
sbnie emit Est III HSs "A
Il Ius,ices npd constnhIes-beino
r thcir fses lin in e,iminSi y esses IA
County Commissioners and
" 81 Eoft,e,s FOR ssuyvevIng and mn.
prnisino Ssyvafnn iandsTin hnd
ro,ntv s-,',' OF
Z g John I, FrhcIey for fprnjshlrg X "
~ rhpin pnmn for well A. tlIedaii R1q
] W Rirhnr5sop i,IsyL m cnuyt
In Allen comfy. bls fees in rnse
a gA Gombljsaionera az putnam
county va AnIjtoy of Aiien co =. II 1
(" 8. Parker for building fence Z
around Con 4 house lot fbeing
on old conttnrn ION a
" Thomas Tnylor Tor timber to
repnir r6nd ., 40
4 9" . joisG Monfoe Tor his servicss g =
ms Auditor foy the wear ending
,rftss March T. 1854 ..,...1 I'll 9
:" Elams Dav---ptiorney fees nI.F q
lowed by Probate court in case FL
y =, 80 State VS.. TumbIrson .,.,..,.. 1DO
Vi" So tJnmeR Mdrkenkie for publfsl,.
Ing general laws Of 1859. ... JS6 q
= ~ James Mnckenzlsfor pubiishing
deiinquen nj list OF 1859 N no 0
gr "a sJshnes MscfenzIe Tor printInk sass :
trepsurer's receipts and bIanM
for probate's and rerk g oficeb 40 S,
For staitonnry for the, Audi.
- 8stors. YPfobHteN judee'sf ami X
Clerks Offices n. b "a A.
/" David T. Brown for max inr ri .,...l.--
,.uel report Of fines and coats X !, a.
sssqs Il seSlminni cnses "' ''' SV''s y x 4,
~ - John Dixon ns 'probate iudgE ass'Sssf''
annual allowance '1usf arm nj
\" sJusfIcsa fot 'pssisfin" cis,t I, y
E4h ! opening poll hooks Of eler,ion z,
Tpwnsblptrsnsursrs nusr n for settii1e thH T"
~ ~ ~ sehooi Il, =, ,,s ~ ~, . i. n,
a. Hnesin, messe, N n "a ~ .a;.,yimss = "
hlSnEs. laws. and tabular sta's.o
x sRR fnpnts Ia to,ynsL IN nsrassorr \ a NJ
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NOTICE.

The undersigned have this day been ap,
pointed Administrators onthe eslate-of James
E. Ladd, decd, late Of Perry township, Putt
nam county, Ohio.
GEORGE SKINNER.
~ 81 gsn AMOS LADD.sy z ~ (;
Dated March 8. 1854 .-Tgo
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-GYTHES and sythe Sueaths, Rakes
~ Forks, Hoes. &C., &c, for sale
. IS s.AT TAYIoRs' STORE.
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SUMMER ARRIVALS!

oOhhElS n Al@Nl 'EiL0'
NAYLOR & CO., have Cottinetts, Dem
4 hams. and Linens, twiled and single
for summer wenr, jusr received from the
city. Call quick. They ATE going fast !.
July l2, 1854. q.
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THE. BRITISH QUARTERLIES
.Bl BlAGEW0QB)s MAGA ZINE.

LEON ARD SCOTT &CO., New York,
c"ntin6e 10 re>publish the following
British Periodicals. viz. l.e
Tie London Qudrterly RerieD,
(Consegva,i6e
2-aTAe, Edinburgh Repiso, (Whig
.3-.The North British ReDie,c, free
Chnrch)
1.-THE Westminster Repieip, (Liberal.)
5r7s BlackpOOd's Edinburgh Magazine,
(Tory.I t4E e
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REFERENCES. 50 ys1sh "a
BRowHLEE 4 PENDLEroN, Toledo, Ohio.
Esch x waocHLreF, Delphos, q"
LAwToN, BARaErr. & Co., Piqua, !" n
81. HENsLey, Troy, ,ss,ss 81
B. fullSs EoeLes4es, hs1o; Cincinnati. ",s'a. !.
JOHN TUrrLE, Defiance, ,.,s.,n w.
G. W, OyERMEYER, Spencer, 81. g. :
Bliss & KELSEY, ST. Marys,s 60
HARRINGTON g. RUrpLE,
CHAMBERS & Harris, Dayton, "
CoMpARRsT, & HrBBBL, Fl. Wayne,Is
H. Hanna. ,Wabasttown, q
RoeERs Z REYNoLDs, Lafayette, {"
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SALE ORR u ESi'ATE BY Or
DER OF COURT @ esss
e ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

- HHOIIIHE1NI IVOTIOE.
"A n my fnstance a writ of. an attachmenti
n was issnAd BY John M. Radebaugh. a
Justice 5f The Peace oiOttowa township, Put
nam co State Of Ohio on the 18th daysfof
JnIy. A. ID. 1854, against the property and
effects Of John Smith, an abseonding debtor.
the property. attached being in the hands of
Benjamin. ,Nicewarner, to the amount of
Is tssnly-fiss 2 dollars. Amount Of claim, 81
q ~ .5s, .''ss',, a. JONATHAN LEE - Il
July ls', 1854. u. 2 ri8s e9i /!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-06
Death of Pizarro.

This month--probably this day-tbree hum
dred and thirteen years ago, Pizarro was mur-
dered in his own house A writer in BIackwood
thus notices the event:
''They that take the sword shall perish by
the sword" BY the sword he had risen; by
the sword he was to perish; not on some we'll
fought battlefield, with shouts of victory ring
ing in his ear; but in his palace hall, by the
assassin's blade. In his own fair capital of
Lima, the City Of Kings, the gem Of the Pacific,
which had sprung up under bis auspices, with
Incredible rapidity, for Pizarro seemed to impart
his vast energy to all about him, score Of con-
spirators, assembled at the house of Amalgro's
son, plotted his death 1t was on Sunday in
June, l54l, at the hour Of dinner, that they
burst into his apartment with cries of Sc Death
90 the tyrant. number of visitors we're with
him, but they were imperfeetly armed, and de-
serted him, escaping by the windows and his
half brother, Martinez de Alcantora, two psoes.
and as many cavaliers. were all who stood for
ward in defence Of their chief They soon fell.
overpowered by numbers and covered with
wounds But Pizarro was not the man to
meekly meet his death. Alone, without arrnor,
his cloak around one arm, his good sword in his
right hand, with vigor and intrepidity sur
prising at his advanced age, the old hero kept
his cowardly assaiants at bay.
"What, hoi's he cried, traitors have you
come to kill me in my own house - And, as
he spoke, two Of his enemies fell beneath his
blows. Rada, the chief of the conspirators, i'm
patient of the delay, called out g Why are we
so long about it, Down with the tyrantl. and
taking one of his companions in his arms, he
thrust him against the Marquis Pizarro in
stantly graphing with his opponent, ran him
through with his sword But, at that moment,
he received wound in the throat, and reeling,
he sunk on the floor, when the swords of Rada
and several others were plunged into his body.
s'Jesu!" exclaimed the dying man and tracing
a CROSS with his bloody finger on the floor, he
bent down his head to kiss it, when stroke,
more friendly than the rest, put an end to his
existence
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sEuer,s Cher,,,s E1gcfoy.f.E.

yH7O CURE A COLD, WITH ss
u HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF T. hNSF.6T -
THE BoDY-take the CHERRY PECTo- Y Ns-- "a
Raj going ia bed, ard warm, Il T$SSy n
to sweat during the night. A 1AEY~fs
FOR A COLD AND COUGH 1t Y 1<$~Y%E~K
morning, and evening, according sssMEFse
directions on the bottle, and the difficulty Es AQA
Will soon be Npne will suf- II EM-MssE
fer from this trouble when they
be SO readily cured Persons afflicted with ~ c
AAeaed cough which DfeakB them
rest al night will 6ad by taking the CHERRY FECTRAl4 goae
70 they be ound uhDrokn
freshpE Great relief
ioTaSd e thousands who hus afflicted tia y
ts effect in heee mary find themselves
wiling 2 tortgo s use when the ceased
~ SINGERS ASDPUBLIC SPEAKERS this remrdv able
M hy s acion Oh the throat and lungs when
removes ai hoaenesB few hours wonderfully increases the
power aud hextbliy of the voice. -
taE il gensrsy much relieved and often wholly by
yield entirely to medicine. CHERRY PICTORIAL will cure hem
ii thsy can be '
BRONCHITIS orfreou Of the and upper portion Of the
iHnRH may be cured by taking ERY PICTORIAL
q4s9 qEtl a9e The uncomfortable oppreRopis relieved
FOR GROUP Give antimony followed by lar.
nf frequent doses OF the Cherry PeCoral
taken N season, it will nos fail
Cherry Pecoral. = " ' y
THE INFLUENZA speedily removed bv this remedy
Feeter"i, were suffering from the disease. ''
instances reported here patients cured
qugs OF It's healing
ngS taken until the pain the side unpleasant
e''"f'4+iA
Prepared and sold by JAS AVER Practical and Anay,ieal
ehehais' i+o"e!t Mass. and sold by all Druggists.
.,oa,,,, j. WRIGHT i CO. New Ories
VThrln.n
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. Decteada est CdrthGgo''
In Sing Sing when the sun was low,
Not many hundred years ago,
A mighty Shanghai's awful crow
Broke on the deep tranquility.
But Sing Sing saw another sight,
When the rooster rose at dead of night
To extermnate in deadly fight
Hislong-legd Shanghai majesty.
Then rush'd the battles dreadful tide
Then flew the feathers far and wide y.
But louder than all else beside
The Shanghai crowed triumphantly
In gown and night cap all arrayed.
The neighborhood awoke disrnayed
Cursd the unusual serenade
In terms of great severity.
Each sleeper started from his bed,
And wished the noisy rascal dead. ..-
And muttered vengeance on his head
With deep heartfelt sincerity.
The combat deepens On ye brave. ...
Devote that Shanghai to the grave
Wave roosters. all thy feathers wave,
And crow with all thy deviItryI
The battles ended-Now once more % W.
The neighbors slumber as before,
And thanks arise to heaven Ger
The downfall of the enemy.
'Tis morn-but scarce the lark's high note
Oer hill and vale begins to float.
Ere that Internal Shanghai's throat
Pour's forth its dread artillery.
utlonger yet these legs will grow,
If fate lays not the monster low.
And louder yet the wretch will crow
Unless death seals his destiny
All few would mourn nor many weep,
If some dark hole's secure retreat.
About two hundred fathoms deep.
Would be that Shanghai's sepulchre
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Ill temper puts as many briefs into the law
yer's bag as injustice. 49,.
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Row Robert Patterson, of Ireland, who &C
aoaaDa @ nieJ DR.. Dun through the West, has
oo accan ted I a call to the Reformed Presbyterian
ebur. il on George street, Cincinnati
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The sehoolmaster has made his appearance in
caiifor nj a. as the following, from the San Fran
cisco S un, will show
"Wes met grammarian, VINO hae JUST inaue
eating. o, rather cogitating, thus: Positive
,o;nes comparative miner, superlattVe m"'as'
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The lady who made dash has since brought
her husband to full stop
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Sam Slick says-i don't like preaching to the
nerves instead of to the Judgment.
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They who bathe in salt water, it issaid, never
have the cholera.
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GOOD OLD pRINC1-
DANCING=MISIC.

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. ~
mr. r CLiSsEY respectfully informs the Ladies IN
Sentleinsn o New Orleans that his DANCING ACADEMY sfI
now open AZ NO. y Bourbon CuBlonhouse
DANCES. - "
p. N. tIdark. - - '-''
A. .M.to3p.X. 7' 80
- Clans Tor Genenen from 70 O'Clock,
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THE CHICAGO MARrYR.'-A committee of
the citizens of Chicago, to whom the subject was
referred, have reported that there is no conclu-
sive evidence that knud Iyerson, the little Nor
wegian boy, was drowned because he refused to
steal They, therefore, recommend that the
money (about 81 000l contributed to build a
monument to perpetuate his virtues, be returned
Tn the donors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-06

EE CRATIC D. HEWITT, PIANO s,sssss---,...
Il FORTE AND MUSIC BTOREi To. 80 Camp
asstsS tts S y oflsa7s I n TSad 4 gspeuT p
assortment Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of al
and crplionR and also his well
roTs the factories OF the first makers United
Europe non which are to be ornh those A. SToDARD
Of New YORK HALL : SON, NJ New York. co. of
pariE hs above the following kinds GRAND
hishAND, PtCCoLo, PICcDLo 0BLIQUE AND sQUARE-ars
81 makers in The World combining all the late
had o. the
o6 6A * and 9ctaye They viii be sold
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of Mi kinda quantity
among keeps Constantly hand the
fpestsecon brouh
whh are ht inc GUITARS
,Grsd tR ~ SON RON The sarProyed NIs
oD2 Ifese INSTRUMENTS of tha frat
stand The ubcbef has had many
me MUSIC business the cities ta
with the
stock he best selected that p
and lth shat he Wilt slways
si2sk 81 ~ sInds Of and the
Invited to cal and hiss stock.
ta9 Iyee i0RATlO HEWITT. kann reeI nrinan.
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HIsH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
III LARD olL-i50b btls Winter Strained;
SPERM Oll-l0 bbls =.
WHILE OIL-igbbts -,
TANNER OILS bbls Bank and Straits.
LlNSEED olD30 hba Boiled and Raw,
NEATSt Or'f O1l-2O bbs Pure;
CASTOR OILS tbls Blows
sFlRlIS OF TuRPENTINE-20bb bits;
ALC0HOt--20 bhs;
MACkEkEI--l000 packages Nos, /, , and q,
SALMON-200 pkgs, bhls and kits;
COOFlSH-5tG r Cbes Churehis;
HkRRiNG-i69 tals and 2GO boxes Scaled;
StAD-50 halves and 50 quarters
. TONGUES AHE SOuNDS-aO halves and b0kiu
SALMON TR0uT-l0 bba
GA%DLtS--t 90 boxes Spepn and 200 do. Star
S0AP--3c0 boxes JackBous and Lyennure,s.
CRUSHED SuGAR-g0 bhls; =
TEA pkgs Imperial and Pouchong;
LEMON SfkuP-l00 boxes various brsnds:
BRANDY-2N Or. aud IS eighth casks
WHIsk N-5O DbR Old Bourbon, g5 hbis afonopgsbes;
MADEIRA VINES eighth casks very fne: ''
SRASBERRlES--l0 bbls, 20 half and is ar
RAlSINS-l00 half boxes;
800 boxes Pie Fruits Pickles. Preserves Jess Jams
Sauce HOLSTERS, Clans Salmon Caper Boiled Mutton Ros e
oVe Yeast foWders Mustard aud sorted Herbs sale low
mylS j. H. CATER CO., l3 and Is Common street
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G. UNERIES.-
NJ 1b0 bbs WHITE BEANS;
100 bbls DRIED APPLES;
1000 resms STRAW PAPER:
800 packages BUTTER Goshen and Weatsrn
$50 boxes w. r CHEESE;
100 boZeB p. d. CHEESE;
100 tierces HAMS, APRorted Brands:
300 e-lb bores IMPERIAL TEA;
l50 bo1es PIE FRUIT;
100 boXss CIDER ALE; for sale bv
mys A. b. GRIEF 4 "a sao and A cIa r ..o "
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CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICE Eo. se ST. CHARLES STREET,
Will regularly city
sverJ [Sondsy ls tyarss payable
the Office, Is cents week. payabe % the Carrers.
THE CIRCULATION
Of the CRxscEsr pay Weekly aueh offer desirable
medium to Advertisers. As
A FAMILY PAPER
cirt1eea largely early hour crsns
articles sold families Advertised in
ita columns. No city eireAs sxsuSyely
OUR TERMS
such to invite the attention aad Of the public
ApFEHTIvIEe:
Per Square Of Ten Lines 06
80.
Advertisements charged day.
liberal discount will be made with those The
for shorter time.
All Advertisements marked will puthsd month,
charged accordingly.
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~ 200 bbls Boyle Rose WHISKY;
900 bbls Fletcher Extra do.
i5 quarter casks Domestic BRANDY:
150 bbla Prime Winter LARDoIL.
2e0 boxes Weiiemer STAR CANDLES.
900 ooTes Proctor Gamble do do
500 hall and Or boxes STAR CANDLES
800 bbls choice small White BEANS:
500 boxes 0LEINE SOAP-Por aae by
mylO JOSEPH Lands & CO.. az Tchouuitoulss,t
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 6, 1854.
MISCELLANEOUS.

SuNp'1Rs1I1EsSss,..r '1s1 1sSs, 81. = w,
600 half boIea do.
300 n. do.
100 bbla. Choice LARD OIL:
100 bbis. and kegs NJ. LARD;
l50 Or. casks DOMESTIC BRANDY.
100 eighth do ho
900 bhls, Fletcher's Extra WHISKY:
l... .g.".,a 1Gu do. RAW WHISKY;
$50 do Old Mopongahea and Bourbon WHISKY.
js2i JOSEPH LANDS l. CT n Az Tcbono. Il ,,
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SHERRY- ..l=-
~ so quarter casks XERRs:
25 LACAYE:
SO octaves XERES-For sale by
n5ls ---- s. WOLFF, s5 Camp str .et.
GHERRY WINE
~ rs Duff Gordons;
so do. Romaro Pale;
40 do. Amontlla Gold for sale by
mylT s. WOLFE s6 Camn,.
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sbangbut Wtn linnsn.

a sao-tragtc poem some relation to Ho- Hen Linden
Sacred to the memory of its Hero, whom may the
Fates speedily transfer to Immortality.
DEDICATED +. sREGoR.
And generally supposed to be written by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-06

A LATER ARTICLE Who made you = in
quired a lady teacher Of lubberly boy, who
had lately joined her class.
81 don't know said he.
"Don't know! You ought to be ashamed of
YOURSELF a boy fourteen years old Why, there's
little Dickey Filton-he is only three-he can
tell, dare say, Come here, Dickey; who made
you'"
~Dod," lsped the infant prodigy.
There said the teacher triumphantly, 81
knew he would remember
"Well, he oughter," said the stupid hoy,
'''taint but little while ago since he was made"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-25
Brooklyn City News.

TRIAL or THE New FIRE ENGINE FOR SAN FRASCIsCo.-
The engine built for vigilant Fire Company No Q,
Of San Francisco tried for the second time Sa
turday evening" in order to test her powers The trial
came of in front Of Firemen's Hall, in Henry street,
amidst large number OF interested spectators. The
breaks were manned by members Of Nos 8, and
companies Of this city The water for the engine was
drawn through sixteen feet of suction, and played
New York Fire Department. Israel D. velsor, Chief OF
the Brooklyn Department; Mr.. Pine, and Hon. a. A.
Moore the judges. The following is the result
On the rst trial. through open butt Of ~ inches,
the stream thrown distance Of 63 feet the second
trial with Ia inch nozzle, distance Of la feet was
stream was thrown 154 feet the fourth trial with
inch nozzle distance Of 166 feet and inches was
gained and the hose bursted on the NTH trial with
when hose again broke. The result was considered
highly satisfactory.
RoBBED A wArCH.-A young man named Charles F.
Tousant was relieved Of gold watch worth 500, on
from drinking saloon in the vicinity Of Atlantic ana
Court streets The guard cut and the watch taken
from the pocket. Ocers Mathews and Osborn, of the
Third district police succeeded In arrestng two OF the
supposed offenders.
KINGS CoUxTy CRCun CoURr--B EvoRR JUDGE ROCKWELL.
-WSley Sanford agaimst Frederick Edsoords. This
action for assault and battery brought by plain
tiff printer employed in the Methodist Book Concern,
against the defendant, the proprietor Of hotel in
Centre street, New York, known Harmony Hall The
facts as proved were that plaintiff, in company with
friend on the evening Of the I'd September last in
the bar Of the house. when defendant commenced
series of practical jokes At the plaintiff such o. shoot
ing corks &C. in his face and the plaintiff ting
defendant hurled . stone bottle, striking him in the
face and deprivng him of the sight Of the right eye
The Jury under the charge Of the Judge who remarked
that the damages for such injury coa scarcely be
measured by pecuRiary compensation, without leav-
ing their seats rendered verdict for the whole
amount claimed, and on application Of counsel for
plaintiff, added an allowance Of 800 extra costs.
OrrRAGE-On Saturday nisht last the apartment oc-
cupied by family named McNauara on the corner Of
Bridge place and Nevns street, was entered BY three
men belonging TO the same house, and Mr.. Mcnamara
and wife, who had retired dragged out of bed and
the husband severely beaten In the ARRAY small
CT severely injured that its life Ia despairedof
The attention Of ofcers Mcnamara ORourke and Pha-
len u the Second district police was attracted by the
cry Of murder, and they succeeded In arresting all
the assailants One OF them escaped however on the
way 70 the station house. The other two were locked
up,