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Sic Observation-Disclosures

orS untsrlcidoneteu mirC Gem neutIbcn Nubi,lum te-
ltene empfptlen, 70 lie lh msgen jbrer N1be unp jt6
nrn SaSe 'u NuSfIi9sn. Gsafipartbicrn &c. .c. oon,
DEFENDERS st9nst uno iersn Tag DEM @eiuhe rffen
ltSbt. Nuimcrtioms Scpitnuug UNI nur auto Gbeii,n
uno @rtrdnte grrrartsn pic eeebrtsn 0Gfr.
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MRS. y. 6pttrs,
Scntid,e 3cbanumC,
S~rpaoltrdBc. lplltln Der 6. UNI Z.

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pcn Sitr wabrrnp Der Commemorate rcrrnc, ;,,tt
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dnm c@rol't ju rtttcn. @onter II. 2ubncrt
Nurb pcri0nIttr GiutGuie i'm Nrrpen bin ib IN
cen STUMP 9riebt, mrincn ~Ncrbrtrn &unren Gin upr.
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9tr. l94 8ruaplrofe
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unp 9ndCtbcut 9S NJ. y. Gpler. ais. '
500 Stls. Oh 9tYc UNI Common 8bistee.
200 - 6renh 8ranrg, Sin unp Sum,
100 - Matoga INN Nprtpcin.
% Srrse Sunh UNI yuycr Nailins.
10 ~ Vcmpne.
100 - BY @orbpnate Spro.
% ~ Gables @unppmrer SEA
90 bolbe Spres @ldd Ico.
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MatheS.
lou 9emnhIte elmer.
zoo Scres papcr INN Gpt0atcs tarh.
100 - 9olNateS 6anc,Y Spnps.
pctatpee, SntrnS, Gprfih, 5ilb, Salt. Guar g9rt-
ter 9Ntelc, Earr, Bacon, Splrrs, Wagrr, Subs,
Mr"lur', St&orS, Courage, @lNdins. 8lcur &c. &C.
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Wm. -. 1pler,
%~HP0Irl"Ir Grocer, prUpiipu unb
yiquor Oralrr.
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S0aer=S ~plnpa4nie!

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ltaN, Nbenrs ) tltr, re9clmaBtse @rerc,er- lletunaer
III Ter Pituitary 6al" itattfnpen.
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InenHtItde %eriammIuna in yofoIc bee 6errn Gbor
itatt. Saoemenrr nrn Ssr,
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9acOh SeeNrr's Naltimprc Nrris .annrrhier.

JHrob SsE9rr's Baltimore Qrrie .2uarrtisr.
Te5nen stebrr1 @eihdftsfrruneen bir uub ouop6rts Die eroc
etne Anict9e, coR IN JocUb Sccoer'e baltimore Snmmtr.
ta9trbMr & 50 yer 9orrcl frcj .ju5 Saue otItcftrt Yertaufc uno po-
@rn ppdelttS imetmal frtidhe s}uiutr erfaltc.
Gs 9creIht mir fernrr iun NcrQnuoc1 ;ur ouocmrirru Scrninif
III fr!ngen, rap BAG Bier bS 6rn. Sacrb Scr0Cr ouf elmer bel sc.
tG63lenbrlt oS Baltimore @el0n9fctcS 9e6otencu Gyenuol
S"Gprpee nlt ueerml.9tnhcr DtolOritIt opn Der b.cr;u aus pcritiS.
cengn o~rSiUdri9Cn &crcinCn ]9cbilcenu s3urr ais Ss ycifr amer
ao pu@ttl:tlt G~uegcFuhrs. ~. " elf 0hrr
M9cnt fTy ZEN Staat @trojnicn fr Gocp;
SCC9cre 9altp. Vaocrbtcr.
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siusuit SorcRcr,
NPrt6e ter nnb Dru9giR,
Wr. 10 MtaitzS traEe.

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mihrnboit ~ouSgcfutrt. D'N"'' "' S'-
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Cen biuiaitcn @rctftn pcrtaut. e' "' "''''" :"
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Wnromc Sun,
~6al0tonablt 9remium Niiu,ner-S tprc,
No. 55 Wininitr.

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Sefebdfts=M
Mrs. ~2einaGns,
Cruiser Sire. gil,nt.)
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iu MADDEN. eaf tic ibre %icitbsyise N}pbnans an RlribouIraer ssT
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9c8Enp erIanbe Id mir aniu,sisrn, ras i'd midi ale
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lhen Shulr in glcm, 9rrt.
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MGenttn:
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22

pearing by said complaint that such proceedings
have been had in the said Supreme Court Of the
State Of New York, that one Nathaniel Marsh has
been appointed receiver of all and singular the
road franchises and property Of said corporation.
On motion Of st. George T. Campbell, ESQ.,, as
counsel for the plaintiffs, George L. Crawford, Esq,
appearing on behalf of the defendants, 1t Is ordered
that special injunction be issued against the
said New York and Erie Railroad Company, de-
PENDANTS, restraining them from managing, using,
or in anywise intermedling with the m0rtgaged
premises specified in said bill in this common
wealth. And that Nathaniel Marsh be- and he il
hereby appointed the receiver Of all and singular
the road property and franchises of said corpora
ton, situate within the State, with the right to
enter into possession Of, use and control the same
as fully in all respects as the said corporation
is authorized to do by the law of this State and
that he shall have and exercise all the powers and
authorities and be subject to all the duties and re-
probabilities mentioned in the interocutory or
ders of the Supreme Cont of New York, men
TONED in the said bill and made respectively on
the second and seventeenth days of August, 1859
SO FAR as the same may be consistent with the laws
OF this State ; and that said Marsh before exer
cisng the powers and duties of his said office shall
enter into bond with security to be approved
by judge Of this court, in the sum Of $50 900
conditioned for the faithful performance of hi,
duties as such receiver and that said receiver
be at all times subject to the further order Of this
Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22
SIDE PLkrN.


Beginning at the centre and strene thened by
lateral irons inside and out, placed at distances of
6.
The first space, g. from centre is formed of /
plates or 4l6.
The second space of As 6 sic plates or SIS.
The third As 8 80 " GIG.
The remaining space I" s-l6.
The immediate part of the tube resting on the
pier being likewise strengthened by increased lat
eral bracing.
PRESENT CONDITION OF WORK.
The abutments and piers are all complete, with
the exception Of Nos IA and 10, which are built six
feet above water level, and No IL pier, which was
purposely left untouched in order to leave one chan
mel open for rafts, the waterway being narrowed
between the piers already constructed by the Golfer
dams. The two former will be finished in twenty
days after the working season commences, the lat
ter by beginning of September.
OF the tubes sixteen of the twenty-five are fixed
and finished in position. The centre span is COM
pleted.
And on or about the lst day of October in the
year of our Lord 1859, this wondrous work will be
in full playbearing the tread of the mighty steam
steedconveying man and all the materials of man s
varied business on this great continent from the
oceans shore to the fresh water of the remote
West. 1t Is expected that the Leviathan steamer
bearing thousands from the Old World, will have
arrived at Portland not long after this great cee
braticn and thus Will Americans be called upon at
one and the came tine to render hearty homage
Gas we they willy to Tire mechanical genius
Of their brethren of the English domnous Us shewn
wondrously in these joint works.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22
The New York and Erie F.aiirond In Penn.
sylvania.
INJUNCTION GRANTED AGAINST THE NEW YORK AND
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
an ftn inh olrotia Nnilu Nnrua Aun,sI 1


[FIcn the Philadelphia Daily News. August 20
Supreme COurt-,Judge Strong-Danie Drew, on
behalf of himself and other bondhoIders, and James
Brown and John c. Bancroft Davis, Trustees, &C.,
&C.. VS. the New York and Erie Railroad Company
This was bill fled by the plaintiffs holders of GER
tain bonds and mortgages of the New York and
Erie Railroad Company, wherein they averred that
said company is insovent that the interest their
claims is unpaid and that therefore and for other
reasons the Supreme Court of New York, in pro-
ceedings therein, had lately appointed Nathaniel
Marsh receiver of said company that part of their
road and property are in the counties of Pike and
SusQuehanna, in the State of Pennsylvania: and
the plaintiffs prayed for special injunction against
said company from using their road or property
in the State, and for the appointment of said Marsh
receiver thereof as auxiliary to the said proceed
ings in New York.
Judge Strong delivered the following opinion in
the above case yesterday morning.
And now, August 10, 1852 it appearing to this
Court by the bill of plant in this cause and the
accompanying aiiidavits that this action is auxlia
ry 10 proceedings in the Supreme Court OF the
State Of New York to foreclose divers mortgage
liens Of the plaintiffs upon the railroad franchises
ana property of the defendant a corporation Gre
ated by the laws OF New York for the construction
of railroad from the Hudson River in said State,
to Lake Erie; that by the laws of this common
wealth said corporation was authorized to con-
struct portion of its road in this State, and to
exercise aud enjoy certain franchises and own and
control certain property in this State; and that
the said corporation, In pursuance Of such laws
of this commonwealth, has constructed a portion
of its road in Pike county, and portion in Sus-
quehanna county, in this State that it has
shops, stations and other property pertaining to
said road. and the franchises of said corporation
within said counties in this State; that the cars
and locomotives OF said corporation pass over said
railroad, situate ia said counties; that the parts
OF said road so situate in this State, and The nan
chises authorized to said corporation within this
state are part of and inseparable from the parts
of said road situate within the State of New York,
and the franchises of the said corporation autho-
rized by the laws Of that State aud it further ap-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22
Affair IN Tegaa.
Gu. GALVESTON CORRESPONDENCE.
GALVESTON, August IL. 1859


A Matrimonial oglio-Ayother Ne,o Yorker
az -CoThidtl9 aud a Duel dc.
We had quite an excitement here yesterday,
growing out CT a case of SHOOTING. The facts, as
far as / can ascertain, are as foilows-Mr. c.,
formerly Of New York, left this city some two
months ago for your city, leaving his wife under
the protection Of Mr.. A. During bis absence iis-
pute arose between the parties, which resulted in
Mr.. A. slarping the face of Mrs. c. So report says
On the return of Mr.. G.. from New York, he OF
course was indignant and at once demanded salts
faction, which not being forthcoming, Mr.. C. pro-
cuEeC cowhde and commenced an assault on Mr..
A.; the result OF which was drawing of pistols
by both parties and general shooting match,
which was terminated as follows: Mr. &. re.
ceived two shots-one in the cheek end the other
in the chest-ne'ther Of which is considered dan
gerous. The effect of Mr.. AS shot was the shoot
ing through the arm of Mr.. Hollis, q respectable
citizen of this town, who had no hand in the ARRAY
and who is seriously injured.
Mr.. G. has not yet been arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22

DE- LAvs's NEXT WALK.-Mons. De Lave an
nounces That on Tuesday next he will cross on his
rope at Genesee Falls a second time, and perform
some ieats not attempted on the first occasion. He
viii stop about half way across and hang himself
by the neck over the chasm beneath; and during
jus walk back he will stop again and stand on his
give an ordinary tight rope performance, within
the enclosure at Fails Geld.--Rocheser Democrat,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22

THE PILGRIMS MoYUMsrr-The Plymouth RooJ;
states that the cost of the Pilgrim Monument when
fully completed will be about 5000 000 of which
sum about s45 600 has been subscribed The time
absolutely necessary for its completion win be
about six years, but this may DO prolonged in order
obtain the amount Of funds necessary to defray the
axpanepn -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22

The expansion rollers are seven in number, in each
set of six inches diameter in cast iron frame roll
being turned and the beds plated, they run
emoothly as on glass. The weight of each tube
with all it's appurtenances of SIC feet, is about 81
tonstbat is to say, for each opening 322 TONS The
construction of this character of work is now so
well known that much allusion is not necessary
Thus, taking our data in all cases from the centre
the following shows the component part of the
tube:-
PLATES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22
RESTAURANTS

YpYTgg pAYlHD VILE, SERVE UP LARGE aRREN
turtle IN sJups AND s,esss, At Corporal Thpmpscn'a
Co mbia Hotel OF college, psce and Murray
Monday Au2us r. Peters soup cannot be squsled by any
city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22

leaves fost of Spring street al 81 Long Dock 10.
boken sl0 pier North river % Fulton ferry Brook
at 20 Harlem q. TO- arriving 1t CITY sland a. II ocock
Fsre 81 Leaving City Isisad In company
with he yachts giving fine view Of The race from the COM
meucowenS 70 he end.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22

-,
yyyHr HOTEL ST. JULIEN, NO. NashlNGIon
p,sce--A few suits Of spa;tmenie sent uoccuped
usynr rsstsnrsn attached makes pa,nensriy dearsTe
WV SNS' S''' Scle proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22

THkND ROWING REGATTA OF TIE EMPIRE CITY
" Regatta Tub takes pa Wednesday. August a. .. Con
All beats be entered before Monday
evening 2zd, At the Exchange 500 sou.h street
A. NJ MATHEWS Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22


are necessary. We have alluded to the elaborate
survey made on the ice by Mr.. Thomas Rubidge, in
1853 by which the exact and precise depths of the
river were determined, and on the map the location
of the bridge was made The usual reference points
being preserved, by which the exact site could be
obtsined on the ground. The working season OF
1858, Immediately preceding the winter survey,
was passed in preparation; and it was in the winter
following, 1854 that the first ste ps taken to
lay off the abutmcnts and piers on the line already
traced during the summer. This work was done on
the ice the distances being carefully measured and
on the centre of the pier being found, guides
were framed so that long iron rod could be lifted
and let fall in the spot technically called jum
ed until hole was drilled into the rock, into
which a bolt was inserted and driven. ~
these means the precise centre of the pier wa
established within few inches for in all cases OF
pumping out the water from the cams the bolt wa
found practically speaking establishing sufficiently
the position Of the pier. 1t has been said that the
dams were Of two kinds, each haviog its adyai-
tages and disadvantages. The floating dams were,
in themselves, framed structures OF no mean
character, and consisted OF two parts One part,
which, for the moment we will call three sides of y
| square fgure--the sides being larger than the
| head-tbe other piece forming the square. But in
| order to turn off the current, the head OF the
sqiare was formed Of two minor sides turned to an
angle up steam. They were carefully and strongly
framed; and, being caulked, loated of themselves.
To place these dams in the proper position the
piece of three sides was taken by steamboat
in tow, and when the dam was. approx
mately in position, determined instrument
tally from the shore, sluice gate was
opened and the water passing within it, it sank at
the reqSred place The tail piece was subsequently
towed into position. Necessarily great margin US
to area had to be left in case of want of success in
sinking the crib at the exact spot At the founda-
ton the piers were 22x9O, whereas the cribs were
l20 by 2l0, which area was Of perfectly still water
Operations could accordingly ut once be com
menced. A dam proper was constructed within
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22


n l. WAS TOr ABLE 70 CONE. SEND A LET &c
~. TIA ing where may sddressyo IA. =.
REFORMATION IL DEsTRED COaCcaNING f6E
Binrhman family In America They viii hox of
nirg 70 hek .dy.nsse by add rsssinx Jossph Back a
70 81 River street. Paterson New jersey Country psporr
pleaae CODY. .teI.. = fI....r.f. r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22

1NF0RxATION wANrBD-OF VARY wefNaRa, WIFE
OF zacharah Weiueys who len her h,ne At $50 Third
street. on fuesdsy bcvesa e hours OF four and Ave
= ~ ~ 49, neG 2 Year o. 80 soa 9u as,t
calico dsss WITH nostns hsr Aesd Tho jus
I'M from Al Of Gctuess and supposed that de-
n9ed when she ie home. Five dollars will be paid TO any
one whore he may be found by applying
70 John ThlmAn rs Third street. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03

TELEaRApHERs IN INDIA.-The telegrsphers In
India make great complaint, not only that the
rebels cut the wires but that the elephants and
other animals rub against the posts and PROSTATE
them, while the monkeys, under q complete misap~
prehenson of the objects of the telegraph system,
delight to use the wires for athletic sports and
psstimes Mr.. Russell says: ~ have seen half .
dosen great monkeys or balloons at work on one
feeble stretch Of wire, posturiDg, grinning, and
chatteriDg away in the highest spirits-some
walking topsy-turvy along it, others tugging IL up
and down with main force, considerably Increased
by the circumstance. that other monkeys were
hanging one by their tails, and others striving to
detach the wire from the posts, to give their
friends sudden fall; white ants eat the base of
the posts away, sudden gusts OF wind blow miles
Of wire aud posts fiat to the earth"
In addition to this, It il hard to transmit the
messages IN smart, active, wide awake and in.
feiligent manner, whom the thermometer 10 rang
ing between 90and 100 degrees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03

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zaHHgHg8tak a6k66!.enry HnrvH1N RICHn0Hn
March until ~ 1T Of 6Sptss.h~s 80 80 - - ~
5nG accomnossson trains On thia focd VII 49,
4 nlkc1wmond Snd Pesersesre On M0ND WEtbSSS
O'clock, - before. - VI
Ary.nssnsnss have bssn made " sh,a ovu,s.v
ior the Rt0mPe and panctual 1orwariinr snd 5.ssys
ery Of 81 Produce. Goods or other artioss N Srhs
designed ior transportation either vny hst-ssss.
kicnm99d And points between peterSbnrs ~ ~
leigh. &dgwsy, Greensboro, saisburT. scd o..
lssss. North Cafoli1a. ct lov rats, aithout A.
c!n ~ 49, stor.4c -. All such srtt
glainly MARRIED. 1cthe eare ofthe Hrciehf ASsas y
TIE kichmend and Pesersburg Railroad, a Peters
A. 70 the rates Of tolls on tho r. IA soutS ~ D.
tersDurg. which they require to be- prspsid a. 4,
~ Raleigh, Information may BE- hal e the nesst
Of this Company at Richmond '''s
Once B PR n Col 7uvL
March 7. 1859 - 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03
90 mo- GAPTAINS a N

1t TO CAPTAINS AND r
- SH1P-MASTERS- To accomplish PA
long desired object of Captains and Ship EAA
masters OF this port. the opportunity to-
city. have provided myself with the necessary
instruments and means to do 50. together with
meridian instrument, which is pronounced and re-
commended to pc the best for this purpose. have
Regulator with msrcuIial pendulum Of the finest
Paris AXE. in operation which, by series of solar
observations. has been tested to run to an utmost
accuracy. All chronometers entrusted to me for
repairs or rating. viii receive the prompt personal
and careful attention OF my experienced watch
sortment of fine English and French Watches, of
the best manufacturers, namely. Z B Adams d Sou,
Jurgenson, Copenhagen. with adjusted Chronome-
ter sslanoes Dixon, John Cragg. Joseph johnson
other distinguished makers, and Fine Jeweiry.
silver and Plated Ware. Spy Glass, Optical Instrn.
ments, dc. SA MYERS,
apo No los Main st. cor Pearl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-03
ZINE ARTs.-Messrs. W. sATTLEH

LIME ARTS Messrs. w. SATTLER
= 90. have the pleasure 70 inform the art low
pill 8 Co. New York. has this day consigned 10 nc
!axge End reject assortment Of plain and colored
1NGkAyING6. LfTHOaRAPHaa and PH0TO
for sale on Friday, SATURDAY.. Monday and Tues.
day, the 18th 18th. slet and s2d Of March, only.
A great portion Of the collection being samplee
oniy. intended for exhibition In the Southern States
dealers in engrAvings and the public ii general are
respectfully invited % vist rs during these three
and selectffo9 the whole collection.
large assortment OF the engre wings will b kent
~ us "a future. and ordsn for others promptly ~
Perticniar atssntion q oalIed totAs Photosrapha
e1the most beautiful specimens q tass ars ysf q.
nh ID Artists' supply etoee. Ia Main q.