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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-25

Removal.
D. FELT s. STET JON,
Sta FLOWERS
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND JOB
PRINTERS,
Haze removed from their Old Stand No. q Chatres street.
5..5.+. TO he spacious store,
NO. GA DAMP ST REET,l
Robb Co.. Banking House, and No. Bank
4. * Place, {shs connseingl.
EE Having increased facilities carrying
the business they would respectfully call attention To their very
largo and complete assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS, PAPERS, STEEL PENS, GOLD PENS,
ENVELOPES, RED, BLUE, BLACK and
SEALING WAX, WAFERS,I COPYING INKS,
CUSTOM HOUSE BLANKS, BRAY RECEIPTS,
BILLS OF LADING, BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
BLANK NOTES, DRAFTS, COPYING PRESSES and
MEMORANDUM BOOKS, NoTARIAL SEAL PRESSES,
BINDERS STOCK, BLANK and PLAYING CARDS.
Together with full assortment all arscea o
STATIONERY required in the Counting House.
Their BNDERY and PRINTING OFFICE furnished with now
material and is in the best possible order executing
ued to them in satisfactory manner, with possble
des All work the premises
workmsn md under their personal Supervision.
tD Particular attention given Books Stationery use
STEAM BOATS.
Banks, Insurance. Companies Railroad Companies,
Merchants, Factors, Steamboats,,
all others uqu e STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, or JOB
PRINTING viii find for their uteIes give call
large we'll stock purchasing
Everything from establishment fully
any articles may be returned quite siacioy.
D. FELT s. srETsoN,
sTATIoNEas' HALL
No. 81 Camp street,
aus 2plm Next door TO James Ro9o Co., aan1ias House
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AUCTION SALES.
Furniture.
Crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY.
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL. PLACE
MARINE, RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.

Tho Company have the following assots
Invested Rona and Mortgage property worth dOnllo
the amount loaned thereon. sssoOl6 70
Bank othor Stocis... s96s on
Bi Receivable bong Notes for Premiums i4sisj
Invested Real EGtao vnte efO0no ea Go
Collection. bCSs3
Scrip from other Companies. estimated value s6s 90
Gash on ioussS %
Total Asasts. sIs39e8 10
,THos. A. ApAa3. Prsatasnt.
/, eGo. JONAS, YieaPrssidSntsl
CHI. MANsosJ, Secretary.
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.55 ..lm s.. N. MOODY,
CORNER oANALssTREET AND EXCHANGE PLACE,
E8- VIII commence the Annual
CLoSIN OUT S a e
of hs entire Stock Of
MooDY's. CELEBRATED SHIRTS,
and every article Of
05t FURNIsHING G00Ds,
On MONDAY August 49, and continue for two weeks prior TO h
stock taking and departure for the North.
His euda and the puhio respectfully invited to embrace
rare chance of purebaiing NEW YORK COST PRICES.
--@. NO HuMBUG-cALL AND SEE AT
nuIs 9pst MWFs 100 CANAL STREET
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Ba'escsees, Van BelstlassysesaS Co.,
COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
....ASp.... M.=.-.u.
General Furnishing Store

50 AND 81 FRONT, 80 AND 3s FULTON STREETS.
Heating and Cooking Stoves Tin Ware Oil Can't Steam and Fire
Pumps Force sud Lin Pumps Brass Cocks Globes Vave and Steam
Whistles Chahng DHhos Tea Coffee UuIns Dish and Bako
ETC., etc.
Of Sheet Iron ohimniesFre Beds Aspanl Breoh
ng Escape Pipes, Juice Boxers Ftsres Copper Worms Stills
Clarity ing Kettles etc. Wrought Pipe sizes; Rubber Hose
otc., etc. .gg... @... a. .-.. ..r. ...
Punps schsGsrs and Vacuum Gauges Magnetic
Watsr Gauge. tauQ3 Spain
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Dantins Ataoemies.
DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES

IA NEw.YosK No. 800 Broad ~sy, opposite Eleventh'st
RRooKLYs No ISL Mon ague.pisee near Court.s-
Mr.. DODWORTH hiss the honor Of announcing ma, tne
Glasses and Lessons will con for the at the New
York Ac.oeuy SATURDAY Oct 6, and at the Broofyn
Academy MONDAY. Oct g. n.
Cucusrs tanning term &c. can be obtained al etn'i o
the Academies. 81,
Mr. DODWORTH has the pleasure OF Informing his friends
TO the repeated ictstons TO establish
Dsreps ACADEMY Brooklyn the plan 80 successful 10
New he erected pacious building combining every
ence thai nd be ussested by years experience
and In eyerv way adapted The hesbu exercise 70 which
will he devoted The location is one Of the mo,t ,ccess 10
E,,nLivn the Couts ton and Myrtle Railroads meet
ia the head Of Monisguepace but few steps from the
soirees exclusively for Pupils and Parents.
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Il WOOD No. SS Broadway. offers 10 the public choice
FARMS ard ample VILLAGE LO rs in OF the mos lovely
sections Long Isnd the OF the railroad and close
upon Lake Of hs finest sheets OF water for
fishing saing budng aong shoIs IN 10 country
prices very little shove giving Mi WOOD, W tn
sssncity aid 10 dnesS since yentured ne tor
the purchase Of IS GEO OF Lcrg Island Lands Ia
the RonkOnkOma Lake region song the ine OF tue railroad
he had the believe the truth 70 Wit; thar the Island
the Garden Of NewYok that al its soil
cspshe being recovered 10 the highest euf
walton ultimately wheu enterprise and tAse had led
the he capita and indutry wouo rush 10 aud be glad
price land well climaed go rich In
agricultural basis the commercial metropolis Of the
Inion, snd ~ iuteiseced BY railroad,
REe sbt LeSong tho aud planting the pleasant
H. ~ nal val len beite there genera densnd br
his lsnaspAcuafly be Cheied them II nch otm that
Subscriber psytng secured certainly sNAse Lot Of 80
feet by so very possibly Farm Of oa ~o 20 tsn acesi
At any rate be ge Village Lot worth double his money Mt
MOOD LARGE money sacrifice, adopted this mode OF
budIer up Lakesnd dsrsspg Of port Of i popery
s. cscu stinG make hs fair profits ia the end by tue rise
In value OF reserved ots But then he has not % reward
beautiful settlements and improvements his
enerpr taste bsraity have induced tie has opened
M OF Long Island and br ueht 20 tho sht OF
hamltts and villages most charming region lie has camel
the pleasant oettaseswn and thrifty srAnsd 20 appeal The
church school house and 6ne hotel already srsoe hs
pioneer Nllsge Of Lakeland We do 20
NevYorh AID railroad Communication "a low-ihst NJ
MOOD finds the demand for Ms Lands steadily snd rapidly
creasirr Dor thai hs sales iers Of tbs Undue
IN u and sub eas-ea division Of Bul5ins Lott aud
Tuns tales place Sept 10. 1874 App'yto CHAs. WOOD
No 2oe Broadway, where map can b had free
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piano-fo ano musK.

ATvERY Low PRICESto suit the Times
~ No 500 Bro.dw.y-BENSETT d Co. ManUf.etafoSs 81
tl lst at syr. Of PIANOS also tho much admired ss "CE
LEsTiAL" PIASoYoRTE Aetnossdssd By .mAiss'. % "a
SHaAN AEiOoyoSs. MUSIC. an hsssAj ins'rusSs.s
DARGAINS-Ro 81 octave new PIANO
I'D for only si7S Oss pHbsr sseobs ht1 i sf sflsf,
sil0i one Cheiertns slf 600 II eesvs hss4sb ~ 80
T. OOHbON No m Bssss-ss
L1IRST PREMIUM PIASO-FOKTES- Manu-
IL fsctured by sTElNWAY = sOss. Hs. W.t.@s o.
near Bro.ewsy, n r. Tfe4s PsEss .si ns hss Hf~
Mum q petiOs with PsSqs sss.sS
manufacturer o. sostop. tsr fsss PAL s.Tss 49, sssa
more EverJ Pisno warranted Frkss sssas'sis.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS 10 PIAsO
NJ FORTEa-Hssua LfOHrE. tsWTDa . $50
nrp ~ ibyifs EDs " iss- FfA NJ Fyhfts
esastrustee vih Tbs Ds,ssi ARCH WhEst FLASK -e-a
osdoubtsdiy tbs 10 ssiis lsssy's~ss ssa.s~S
Lpts tsb tStss asxvHsst
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, oEr' h"DHN :, o

VoUN0 LADIrN BOARDING and DAT
SCHOOL. No ol Vs. a.. III" ~ AS lid, ,h.
H., jciiN !, ELMEN OORg, Enr"h t"de' ~ ne s'n'"
ard Jui iot CIs..e. undss tho 70 Icy wnon.
"a ~ sTASFORirs 80 sy1 Broadway. Rsfsfsness TIE
a., Mup., uoFn.n u. r. Camu'nn, W. y Ia W ''""'
n ~ p R.s., cha. Roone samu., Davis Esqa
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Gorsrmansbip.

yyTALKFRv EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE,
w \. 50 an, 81 ; 9th ,,h-t Bro.kiyn Eastern p'n't
The pr Of III. equestrian in.uts ra.psetuy
ponpes 20 The pub be adns Sch o h,yins be-. en-
fed 'Rd SP 'sSTRPaY the stu Of
1855 under lie dre,t ton and .upsnnendSee OF
0f'A F'lI COMMITTEE NJ I'II z OF ARRIs DEMENT'S.
VIM 1.r.., ~ Ts'n' };2; ; s...;d,.
s ST sP,ft. PM ar b1 s.! Gen,
VIZ. NJ. welns John Br' ssh VIM O. Bi'n0p' ''' '''''
D. D. Miller N Bailey. Lise Walker
Caldwell Fr.noi. p scho. es Joho COusdon.
DR. D Dawson J. Warren : D-y, Chire' L. Cotnhn'
John 1 Pir,s
JJ. Howard, Secretary VIM T Leite 'caairmar.
han ma o. .rsr. Blue let's.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Reiesi mens eHo -Ae'
Nusc............................
Assembly
The saloons snd rnr will BE- 1pen for adi' AID children N
ehsr,e oftheir parents or EIrsisn. Toln ~ a. u, ~
under the special charge OF Mis- walker and c'nie' VI
70 II O'clock for ladies' and gentlemen unisrth
special Iny st. base been extended to the eaene ana
es Of female depa tmeu Of our Public school, 1s
.aordnr visitors opportunity to become acquainted viii
teacher and pupA -
Tie Walker Faue.trisn lnstitu. Ns 50 and 81 South IN
at Brooklyn F. D by IA tn "a ge-t eat hhm ,nt Of the
bd in the United Ssies not IN the word the s.oons nni
-bd ,t.b. oc1pyDs seventeen city lot or see o. ground
From m, grrund 10 be seventy feet II - better
s ted ana yentil. than similar institution FROM one
snd y riders easily be 'ceom no.
de ed q the time. -
II Is e.sy of access from yewYork any p, OF Brooklyn
~ city railroads. ano ferry hosts from Peck,p tald
and Houaop. any ho1r Of the DAY or night thereoyH
fetdipa the sseesoe places OF And
healtLful exercise. in the Unted states
Twenty -four lessons....................tN
Twelve lessons ~
Single lefsOn.s .....'...'''.....''''' W
Rosd,,,.,...................
hiding.
Twenty-fur tickets 70 ~ "
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EOR SALE-At Philmout, Columbia CsuHy,
Il NY, one.gusrter mile from Harlem Railroad Depot
valuable WATER POWER capable Of running four sesoi
Weolen N,chuery Carpet Factory, humber of Owesngs,
and fne redence 80 Of good land Forpsr-
rcul.r. irouir OF NJ HOFFMAN PHILIP the Premises
EOR SALE or To LET-The three-story brick
HOUSE and LOT No o. Fast 26thst with the surni'
ture) Inquire the premises after IL o'clock Possession
Immediately
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TDuartnership Nnfires.
Daprr uurehouees.

DArrR wAREHoUsE.-J. I. DEkkiCk-
i SON 4 Co, Ne - BoeAnsn.I, ODER ''' '~s ." wv
q
W,W,as Papers rssr.A, Fressh snd AMERICAN
Nov, f.re, a. si~s. weights and qua aee
e,.A f.,x, al .sss wvtsMs sna anAitea H..
r4..as rsyss aH,, sscs, ard ~ens OF the b. aasHy
So, f.,-t ~Ats sua c,lorr< dissront widtAa
u..,s.,f r,,.., shn, asi o. ths bee quality.
Nh r,,st s,E ssi Hx1 ,.,.
t,xn n.fdw.Ip rsPst, ssrse s~ortmen'' -
.tS.thw. r.ref - tho hea quality,
w,.rstas r,pss, straw ksf ard Manila
IA. f.yss - heeivsl ssse~ n
g., > aas rasaa pltshs 60 ren IN tot~
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DFRNARD & RFDFI tLD's ENGLISH
ID FRENCH. SPANISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
apc DAY SCHOOL, for Young Gentlemen No w 1d.av.
bari
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NOR SALE-Two desirable new three story

III Brick DwELLING-HOUSfs Nos 10 ard " Commerce,
st. Newark NJ J. pleasantly located and near me rautoi
Seoo, They are three deep built in the most sub
manner contain teys each aud all the MOD
eold1 Snhrooms SC PRICE, $40 each IL desired lsIse
p.rt an remain bond and mortgage for tern Of years
NV in Newark to NJ X. DENNIS No 2is brosd ST. or % n
Il .nENNtS a Co No Is PaIk.IoM. New loIk
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OOYS' SCHOOLING. TYNGS SCHOOL, at
y No ~ Is,b.t will pen ON the SECOND TUESDAY In
September Terms hitherto 800 year Number um-
tied 70 25
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furnaces, Ranges, Sc.

DATFNT CALORIC FL K s.
An er ireIy new apparatus for Warming Bnldngs by
With rorsu sbebdant supply Of are e.one al eau
be obsned entirely free from the objection 80 common TO al
other fuI uaees 10 Get Of
FIFTY PER g n
LESS IN TIE CONSUMPTION or FUEL.
T. o.. ali the adysnsg Of steam pr hot wafer sppi-
rain, A opeenh the coubnng simplicity OF coz,
,,re;1, sconcmy durability and efficiency of op9'sn snt
pv apsb- prod ciuK the so and ssrees
HE Of suner amid The Of Winter thereby
renderiIg entirely unnecessary 'or svahu' 10 'ee "
chm ate b pursuit. OF health Apply % thso,,n.x
- RIPPOWAM COMPANY,
No. 400 Broad Wy Sew-forf
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IL nv epplyng @ the EAST NEW.IUKk NV It,Ip9'N
WILL COMPANY, No. I95 Broadway. G. M1LLth
Co. AGENTS We vii sel LOTS and build hOuS o; a.y
nlsn a ed on acc Of payment We invite
stto n,ion 10 Model with i've roonis which we wa
buS r tsfo Pms h Cottage with four lots for tSVV a
Ia vii. with eisbt lots for Sc oO0 Also elegant Cottage
Uouse. ri coz 81 60s $3.50 East Newfork is growing
r.pdly md of by railroad and omn al
All h ufs H. so miLutcs
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Real Gsiate for Sale.

AT PRIV SA l. 1.-Two trst-class
"A HOUSES IN West lfrh-st. Also, two LOTS ofoROUND
ON the south 42d about ITO feet OF Broadway
These lots situated for immediate improvement For
~ ~ B.KER& WEEKS, No. Pine-st.
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Jnstrnttion.

A CARD.-The subscriber will receive applica
N tiops daily this week fer instruct IN PhSMASobif
ELOCUTION BOOK-kEEPlNG and AhtrhhhIio'
~ Corner of Franklin
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pRINATE NALE-Tht TWO gtHtUbI IHIUt-
IA sory brick HOUSE, aud LOTS dtut 4 in Vest Sthst,
tear the 6hsv. Also the directory b;k HOUSE aud LOT
Ia between Liberty and Coulsnd'sis
Also ih four-tory HOUSE and LoC IN West I'D
north side For and further p,rtcn avs apply
10 bAkEk WEEho NO o tiue -
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NADISON-SQUARE COLLEGIATE INSTI-
vi TUTE, No s2s Broadway, REoPESs on MONDAY,
Sept H. FOR circulars information app sr sept II the
rom, Of the n''i'a'o' 3 b ss sTafr Pnacipa.
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L'OR SALE-ODe ENGINE, ten-inch cylinder,
2iinch stroke locoote boiler 10 conPete uanins
order Also one 0-pch cylinder, 32Inch sroks, aud SIX
Locomotive toiG from to Is horse poser All sec nnhsad'
Apply at No. i0 ChsrTy-st. PEAsE Mohrhh'
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MR.. and Madame DON BERNARD FRENCH
WI and FHGLisH BOARDING ana DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LAOIEs No ~ "a Plsse. brooklyn vii b. ou-ned
on MONDAY sr1t 10 Madame Don BERNARD l. At home
vho wish confer With her nom 10 10 la
tho nofnns and from 10 IN the evening" Cucaus, with
Fsfs obtained On b. pf-nIscs
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HE UT DihNC
j FIELD AND sANDUskY, 5ANOUSkY. MANSFIELD
AND NEWARK AMI COLONBUs AND LAKE ERIK
RAILROAD COMPANrES-The Committee appointed At he
late meeting TIE House have prepared the agreement
To .sled 10 thu above Companies
accordance With he report then made and socpd saln
cap BE- Gup " I. GIBSON, No. 80 Peafss
Rondhoers requested call aud stan the
ihout deay Apy hrts then and tsre 70
ottsped-Eew. rork. July "a lsah
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Urn Goods.

DRODIE~ FALL CLOAKS.-GE0RGH BIO
ID DIP No 81 Cans-.,. and No q, i'p-nud :. has aS~
.,,.s CIOAts and MANTILLAs,
% ~rh he invites inspection OF wholesale esh and 'Do'
tiuus bays
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CLAS SICAL FRENCH and ENGLISH
~ SCHOOL. WIN. II. LEGGETrS School viii be re-
opened MONDAY; Sept s. Circasrs With EieTy Oh
Ions No 10 Wallet Lockwood, No All Brostwayi Grower,
No 500 Broadway; John Mullen Esq Society Library;
at The residence Of the Principal No. rs Otbs Tosp
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DLANKETs.-2OO cases ribbon bound family
ID R.ntr,. ON er.al- -, ana q, 'sdoe' a1,ia,s'
together 9th Negro, indian and hp,'r o'''A'"' "' w.
hoshoAe A"' SFsWITH Co Agents, NJ II Broadway.
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U-PAUL DYKSEN, Professor OF the GERMAS LAY
an AGE continue. to give Instruction ct hi house, No 10,
Greer wch It, in schools aud pupils residences comnene
ing again for TIE Monday next September app
cation Is be maze the house 10 Bookstores NO o' ana
90 Broadway.
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Maebinerp, ST.

Ash ROFT's STEAM and VACUUM
n GACGFSThe best and reliable 1t any In tho n,r
k.t Nsuuted correct. liberal discount slowed TO the
tr,de. For sale by CHAS W. CorEhaa
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y BOARD and EDUCATE. Ahbers' c'mPen alton vii be
that thew ma, every spen ion Brooklyn Font
one door ON Lafayettesv Further inorm don can
he Cbtsfd south side Of Fort I5ea near I'll
ton-sv. of Akin on the door N Nothing
spared comfort.
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prntsssinual Eotires.

Ns,v ppblc and Comns.oD-r for all ths States excerpt
N / and Nd UNiTFD STATES PASSPORTS obtai1sd
fto washinon in about hours Or pe;'ons nLsndSs to
R,,,rys.ss-Ths Hon. c. Bronson, the Hon l.. $ Chat
s,lS N Y, The Hon Ira Hauis the Hon Amssa J. Parker
Al The Hor. Frs.tus Coming, Albany
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DOBBS's FERRY YOUNG LADIES BOARD
IL ING and DAY SCHOOL Mrs E. s. SHA" aod niss
T. DAVID wi resume their SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
AZ Dobbs Ferry q miles from Newf ok ION the east bank OF
ri, Hud,onl on SATURDAY. Sept Crculars may be Oh
tanned at the Bookstore Of S. J. GROWER, Esq, No o~
Broadway corner OF 4th-st.
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COMMERCIAL and CLASSICAL SCHOOL
NJ,tNo * HcNRY-ST See-York will aEOPEN Sept
IN SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
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MRS BODSTEIN, late JULIA L. NORTH
WI ALL, oil oot,inue 10 give INSTRUCTION 10 SING
residence No 80 BleeckeTs mnlencing AGAIN
fot MONDAY Sept. Il. for texans, &C. sppy
% he
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MURDER TRIAL.
KINGS COUNTY COURT or OYER AND TERHiSER
r. fore Jueges sTKoxC sni HooRE, aud Justices
srRYkER ard EMAsss.

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER ANp rERNISER
srRYkrs ard kMAhss
TRIAL OF OLIVER LEE FOR fAE MURDER Az wM.
HARRISON, DURING THE wILLhhsBuRGH RIOT.
THIRD DAY Thursdsy. Feb "a.
Tie Court ssse m ,led at the usual hour, aud the
prosf cuiion proceeded:
" iItam Wall ,Torn--U'as Mayor Of the City Of
wrsnshgrph the tn u forsn Der s w.' =. tas ''t
DO tsc been ujur,d carry supp 70 oe Hsrsoa
TIE pr, ecuiion here rested
W. fullerton Esq, Of COUNSEL for defense, made
k.cresbt ,t.smn ID which be sad be soad 10 rof1cs
.sme which would h.'s .ouehat d1er,at e-.n1s
~ In bsvsr felonou.y and viIy aud With
malice .fostoa.bt pfooueeo ne d, ,tn si ~ near ia
en-, out II vas there meditation o. issfn
to ~ susy LIE aDd tb. being evident Uos away ne Ia
W eys eb.asfer Of he Of murder Of watch the Pa
or s,cd peiered Even II b. Jury .hOalo cet>Ias that
thu eencsnt silk, he feee-ee boE ne e'4a 9ot os
si, IN n. ,s.,inony n rso 90. Hsyssa wao
re cry me whole snn'ef wao we've Vfs'eet
q. ms .to ,t,ust The bovI ana thai
rssre o. straw Hse, t.ye oes1Ia NE n,nt'
rive IA lie evidence b. ssdue>d The cef.nd- did
1ot ss't 90 10 u c.bo a. "a III lee y are Pioe.sa.
Ii Ss.d saow Las be PRESENT a. the dsa Of nis-
EyrpIxcE FOR The DRFESss
Jsres Sheridan swOrn-Ws q; the Fourteenth
Ward ,o. 7h November las, h-or. sst sf-r riot
conn,ne,d heard tie Gre alarm and saw No up lsrE
sff .re Hock snd L.a5.r Comsssy 20 so5s second
sw Sheriff Dep1'es q Nosh fifth AID Seventh 't-'
ti,v were runrpg they Numbered about y they
Up the polls they bad eabs and rusnieE nod
u the drpgss rsm.d larry E.Ye' vs. 10 I'D
vsnce; Re said Come boys your fevo 7ers wen
North s1ihst Of the crowd tt>fe Wa 10
o,t0resrce ~ the tolls lea et '.s ths crowd 1eaiss
between ,norer hat esD't say cav sny one s'rac'
Lee Day srdnf the Of Norm SIX 1ni
seeord uiDs h brother Jos this ~" same 'ae De-
fore TIE eepotlss CD il Ia. b'eopon 80
crossXsmiDed-I lee about 10 oe'ock; tos r1nsne "a
between ore smother seeondt HAYES m.Se az. o. t1s
,Ipe,toa On hs dess. seeoed at .ooat ne asals
tbe block between Nca fia and 5ItnsA famed fo1na
and spike 70 hem
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIE GLITTER SHIP GREAT REPuBLIc.-rhls vessel
cleared on We nesday for London, aud will probably
60 to sea today Although she has been raced from
her original size, her appearance, as che lies at
tho foot of Montague Ferry dock, Brooklyn, a.
tracts e neral attention. She has four masts the
last called spar r-mast, being made necessary by
Der extreme length. The clipper snip Wtchcraft,
lying acpgside although ship OF 800 or 900 'un'
is comparatively dninu,ive beside the Great Re-
public
No.n's ARK.-An English collier, called the Prince
of Wales, lately wrecked at the More, m)uth Of the
River Thames was built on that river in 1902,
end wss consequently ninety three years old when
losi. She was of lei tuns burden, and had been
all those yesrs engaged collier between the Tyne
and London.
TIE WHALISG FLEET.-Out Of the three hundred
and thirteen .sil Of vessels beoDgingto New Bedford,
and engaged in the whale fishery there are only eight
now ii port, viz: chips Brighton, Emma c. Jones,
VIM Hamilton; banks America, Columbus, Globe,
Kathleen and San francisco. OF the forty-ive
sail Of vessels belonging at Fairhsven, employed in
the v hale fishery only one is in port, viz ship Co
luubUs
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ds.ss .,elua.d Of he DANCE, 70 vhieh the
Cny vose be exposed hy The ct OF ~
s,snfos others ard BY sber treatment 10 oe.isy
vhieh reeess.ry remain accessible TO tie y'i" o-
whole ro Besides WGts l.aod sfe'lf-
for tuis,n heath veil .rissns s.eeied VIII 90
ese ,re deliberately m.de the F-e-F q v %
tson wheat dsc--g By mpcsii1u thst me nea'nJ en-
Estt utcessrv'us OF legislative soneitnce ,.. -
fussi feci.c with is.ses htve her-to'''r
tsen Maine Ho.rsI GA SO n
Islnd 1Ls irsruuon soo7sh-f 81 tue bill sai - 'e
psoec BY eoafrg capital vhieh STALL D. secu- anchored
IL tie BAY Cove rorih Of Coney l.aIc where 10 iea-a
slL Re n. rrcsrtscle rot Of al cases Of co1or' i~
bot oElJ Ct such fond boEd q vessels trVa
II por between h cay Jas. anc hiG day Of Nos-
Der each FROM s0gih CT tie ose fd oJaad
sy e ife state cf NIsI Thu. here VII reu o. Ins1
lto Bo-p for the OF eour.s0n intr1dac-d fo
obtr port. OF tie world cas- Of dseSes assigned -
The Nsres sla Hosp.l which has heretore been very
properly Ieud,d frOua 4 In fact; the ht aad 'xta See
provide solely a-sn- the inrlqeon 81
yeos Cth.r tropical fvers these were toe ouy d'
e''e of character 70 which the C' ca n
Tcstd but eho.s ~heer ofgnes north or south ~ Nr
sns .loisv.r ms. po1 and other d-e.se y. 80 IA
ecnsfi0ns Communicable snd hiP-vsr especially !. OF
more eersn snd occurrence N this port than .1J
tropical fever
IL hne, Gentlemen. | permit myself 70 hope inst bil.
Which rC Of -oniaEior through
crowded. The River ana It's reception nd
uesiEent uusuAte locality as ards ls,us vli not
meet n 'upcor that the VII take
the reoesssy prot Fse peri5ss,
AID just IIov.rou have the honor = b. Gen ieG'
Your ob"sieEt servant, J. N. CARNOShAN.
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