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'TIeoiy founded truth IS consistent"
SEARS, AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE-

~ NONAT1h6 PlILS.-Tne of
the broad and Inconsistent theory, that the human body
subject ooy disease and thai only medicine required
for the OF that disease in all its Thousand yaou. forms. He
does therefore offer his medicine nabe all
diseases nor does he pretend that other medicine no, in
which well adapted these pills. for curing al diseases ogi
mating from dsocecd of the oraua diseased
raj secetons Their effect is excite and maintain natural
downward action The stomach and bowels and produce dis
charge them ali the morbid hos which
tain To stimulate the liver into action hillary obstruo
,ua cretions of The While system discreet and peserenr
of these pills fail efecng ordinary
of dyspepsia complaint and those diseases occsoned by
bilious affections impurities of the blood obuciin of any Of
he natural secelons They entirely vegetable and The prnei
The su-r himself fem vegetable where be found
experience oocs.iond by unusual enes om dyspepss and
liver complaint fer thirty Thousnd of respectable indv
duas in this city, and thousands different II the
Try have tested their ELECTS and Tar The
tends Instance has occurred in which thew have had
on by ages osnro in any case producs
deleterio "a, The author Of these pills has prepared
coughs eod aud ii Of ke lungs. and so vsssssb
Extract which has produced remark fleets in Drcs Alice
ions
The medicine and circa giving general description
them, and containing references and certificates Of
oaios Of the good effects Of the medicine my De- Oh
tanned at his Office A Ann street The following If those
who given good eff ets Of the medicine >
Mr. S. Human, 9th Avenue 18th and 18th
my have received benefit from the Of the Cough Syrup
Bingham Lew, street, Mn. NJ Csudwsl 80 Bsysrd street:
Miss Jane Lee SIT Hudsonsireei Mr. p Grant 81 Rvngte
indiyi
dua Of the first responsibility this city, who have received
aen e from dsn part. Of & s .ns
from Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore, South Carolina and New
respectfully invited call his sfce circular
and such enquiries satisfy thtm rrsPeenghe ea
The Renovsng Pill. also be had Mr. J. Disurnes I5s
and Mr. r. Lo.swSod 4l5 ,oadway Mr. Blsak a42 H.dsss
Nh N. B. Graham SO Cedar Mr. J. H. Harris
enba 7c snmio Te Mr. 8 Is md ss
streets, the 9Th M G. W. Embree II East Broadway
jan I2-6mn
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- ndaiury of Samuel s. Aibro
of New Bedford. Dr. BRANDRETH refers genuine
ness w. s. Albo Prince and Bowery who
now agents for the sale Of BRANDRETH's PILLS.
New Bedford, Nov. q 1885.
Dr. Brand eth-Sir: About eight weeks of
Pills. and read Of your wrapping papers, but thought
thousands al such things speculative,
they RIGHTEOUS PILLS was however, ahless Of
heir values bat complaint violent, thai puchas
boxes took them seeo ding 70 the directions and found iha they
ahc d, anxous know the result, ard rfurmed them
that had received great bnef rom the boxes, which would
induce purchase Nv wife for long had been
poor health She also took some, found grea,
benefit. And sir, while detail Of
plain the main bcd Of yhes heuh The main spring. Of
&cHE, HsTmIS GREAT Loss OF aPPETifE' Ian Ian
my varied symptoms bat and will say that took
such udeine you Pills, which touch all parts Of
con- n' n,sa % them and you may send
am, Sir yours respectfully SAMUEL S. ALBRo.
Dyp7sa, insaanatory Rleusafisn, &C., e6;etaalyeusd
New York, l57 Lsurenss iert, Feb. 2. 1896
Dr. Brandre,h-S Your Vegetable Unives Pil have been
though Prodesce the restoring health and enjoy
ren every used wi
Than tour mencing with hem inya
lid. had had the advice the eminent profess
and fan,nso Rheumatism. My symptoms were pains my
right md also left sde, in my hack, and sot in limo,
subject violent rasmodo attacks and frequently sick headaches
indeed mis- rahe in the For several years had
relish f., food aud seldom enjoyed sound steep. have
been Frequently BLEED is,er.d but have required neither since
began with you, inemsbie Pills. Indeed every winter for four
past have laid bed in agony; bat fortunately
with yous Pills about My @ nd thank God. have
perfectly restored have not et well "a thi, time,
Make what please Of this communication
duty you and the public generally for the benefits have
experienced lsm' sir yours, very ,espsetsy
Office, 1877 Hudson nearly opposite Broomr. Pice Is
per hox. fer l6-Im+
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CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
PUBLICATION IN THE WOkLD.
'HliE FRANKLIN LIBRARY OF MODERN

Il LlIEkA1 Uht, published BY W als Newell rso 9Jehn
sIeet.
The design Of the FRANKLIN LIBR being to place
he reach all classes cheap yIm Is
the popular authors Of the day. The mof h, Franklin Lii
bra being duodt cmoe Of publish peTiod
cal form has published and thrown
together most sloveny in voume insuch as being
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the quantity OF reading matter fr their montyhe
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The 40 numbers Of Tie Franklin Library p.hlihcd form
volume containing he following popular uok OF which
have been ISSUE by publ hers in this
Beauties Of tbs h giih ANIMALS, or 1855
The Last Days Of Pompri. by +. l. Bulwer.
Tynisy Hal. b, Thsmas Ho q.
Tkrte Nights in a Lifetime. Denies. ic Tale
Jacob FAT; full by Captain Aiary-u
Tales, by James Sheridan Know les.
I he Bobdman, Story ofhe Times Of wstTyir
Select Poems Tales OF Woman. Trials by MRS.. G. Hall.
Real Life, Pages uu the Portfolio ola Chronicler.
Peter Simple, by Captain Mari, att.
The Dark Lady oi Donna.
Richard Of Yo T. or the White Rose Of EBgsnd.
Inisharlack, Tale Brsnlletye iiouse. Ann Grey.
The Naval Cfhcer, ny Captain Mary att
The Admals Daughter. Select Tales
The Cruise Of the Alidge. Cousin William.
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The Pschs of Many Tales.
Peron. wishing left their residences the
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John street, Broadway.
NJ ssuthosisedto receive subscriptions In advance
Part SO Of the Franklin Library will be issued Saturday next
the 9Th work before published in
country. HENRY WALLIS,
feb " ii THOMAS NEWELL.
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TNHE SUBsCKIBERS HAVING COMPLETED ar

TUNHE HAVING
rangenents, the upong and manufacturing Of ar
e business enabled with
ter former retail that Of whoealeing and take
this opportunity of Informing merchant dealing in Watches
Jewely Faaey Goods ta by these arrangements they will
recest Of all articles connected with the ewe
rsds both foreign and domestic which t.y will furnish 10 the
,slers out Of the city, The following articles
have jvg Ken received, wiz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS Of NJ. J.Tobiss
Co; Jno Iiaron Moneas ard others manufacture with
variety Of French and Swiss Of the LPine duplex and anchor
sspouents.
PLA TED wARE-sheHield and Birmingham manufacture,
U; BraDcLes Castor; Csndleslcks Rutter-lus; Dhcovcsi
Bve-saId.; Epefenss with glass dishes Waiter, &c &C.
yEwELRY.-Diamo'd Suits; Esr Rings; Pins and Rings;
Suit Of Css,-a Mosaic and Pearl gold. Cornesn and Agate
Ear Drrs; Chains Of a variety Of pers Forentne and
Msac in Of Ear Rings and Pm h real and inI;a-
tion; Gold aud plated Seals KEYS and fob sins.
FANCY GOODS-SieT. She'll and Ivory Gard Cases; Gold
and Silver Boxes; Gold and Sve ev.r-poined Pencils
Toslh Picks Bronzed gss Of every variety Silver and
bronred Gard vks beautiful silver Card B.kets PHses Eye
prctaces; Comedian and Agate d. * Seals Cologne
Sas; Cigar Cases and Holders with greet variety Vt other
articles
Addoas making every day assortment and
he IL desirable for and
Western merchants to call upon MAROUAND 90
frb <Im lsl Broadssav-
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f.. 81. 5$aas ! $sSfSs s.;
nOCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN

nOCTOR CORBlTT MAY BE CONSULTED IN
IL Confidential Manner his office, IL Duane stiee,
between Chatham and William NJ York, where
afflicted with del disea e old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia
worms, dis, of the bladder urcr and Kidneys and ali .
arising frm The abuse Of mercury npuy Of the blood
invited call The baneu effects often arising from The abuse
Of mercury, need description; persons troubled with certain
disc apply Dr. Cob With the Of having
Ideally cured without particle If mercury other daneersu.
medicine His charges easonabe and prporned the
VI the applicant Dr. C. has been edacaied in Europe under
teachers o. ackrcliged talent and his had Considerable practice
in hospital: and dispensaries. instant relief
those afflicted with the piles, and perfect effected in thre
without business the slightest pain tie
patient medicine be had prevent the Of
certain The most hoora oresy observed. Attend
as~e Iaii.frbr u 1fPM ian7 ff
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MEDICAL AID.-DR. GLOVER .prIire d.

MEDICAL AID.-DR. GLOVER spprire the
1Vl pubic hh he he consulted
usual his Office where his attention devoted
and Of delicate Diseases. different
Alo, elects, Structures Gonor Seminal Weakness
Ulcer o. long standing and all diseases arising from mPury Of
the blood ard such have baied he skill
reneed this branch profession Strangers spprised
Dr. Glover having completed the regular study obaDed
his degree in Medicine aud Surgery in Philadelphia therefore de
sire be enumerated among Of those advertising
and putting nominal doctors whose found every
cprin.
lie will be found his Office. No Ann street, Broadway
second door from the American Msuem hour during the
day and eyering until 10 O'Clock There
Office the first through his the second being the ibrd
the Museum. through private his Office door
frh24i
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PUBLIC AMUsENIENTs.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
ms EVENING,
Will be performed the romantic drama, called
RIP VAN WINKLE
Rip Van winkie, Mr.. Hsckett Van Tassel. Mr. Clarke
Gertrude Van Wiike, Mrs. Harrison
After which will be presented The farceof
JOB FOX.
job Fox, MI Hackett Mr.. Tt sly, Mr.. Fisher
Betty, Mrs Vernon
To which will he added the farce Of
MONSIEUR TONSON
To conclude with the LIST and 2d acts Of
LADY AND THE DEVIL.
Doors open TT. Performance al O'clock.
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
Will be perfoi med the historical drama entitled
FREDERICK THE GREAT.
Frederick Mr.. j. Seton Adelbert, Mr. w. Seton
Rosalie, Miss A. Fisher
To conclude with he melo drama of
THE VISION OF TIE DEAD.
LauHce Lynwood, Mr. W Seton Tom Tnkls, Mr. John Seton
Anne Trsyanon, Mss A. Fisher
Door, Performance a 10 2.
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AUCTION SALES.
c. N YEOMAN, Auetioneer.
ELEVEN VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS
~ ON PRINCE, CROSBY. AND ORANGE STRfETS.

Il ON PRINCE, CROSBY, AND ORANGE STREETS,
TO close a VAN ANTWERP l. VAN DYKE will sell
anriion Thursday, 81 March, Il O'clock then Sales
ROOM No. le Broad sttsi:-
The fowing dssir-b improved property worthy the attention
Of capitalists OF the entire front Prince street. FROM
Crosby asd nesry opposite Nits Garen, and
running back b ut lis feet Orange and Crosby streets On
Prce there three bIitk hous first stories
fitted in good ,rdor On Crosby stEts, here
story brick HOUSES with dolmer windows, and baenene
the yard &c all in soed order. On 0snge
there 3lwo stoiy BRICK muses. Also in cd order
Autographed and further description Of the above
will br the auction the 10Th inst and
future d,ertissInts. The sale will be rt- Terms
10 paid the auotsueers The day of 50
per tn deeds will be ready, ard the
haaIoe bsg 90 per cent, bond and
Tstle ind spulahie. A. No % feb 2-dis
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TO THE PUBLIC.

= BROWN Co. having hereiofoIe made great improve
the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
- THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention. 10
ths mp, hrarch Of business and 1iter themselves they
manufacturing article which for ghness
DURABILITY u.ire be exceled by nothing R the line This
result Of several year experience in the
factue and great perseverance in the
Brown Co in presenting public think they have
umaum Of beauty ccapness durability
and eomf, They also manufacture and have been
doing for very superior Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS This hat has been highly approved by
&c public as long experience will testify All for cash
therefore good pays the Losses Of Dad Wholesale
Dealer supplied al the shortest notice al
BROWN K Co.'S. Priced Hat Store,
sep I6- I7s Chatham. corner OF Mott street
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u r;i.IEF FOX MOTHER S.-IHFRE ARE two

ID EisIEF FOX MOIHEI 81 HI RE AXE Two
IL remedial articles promising o and
and nfa that deserve he rally KNOWN The
piBp draw milk Oh
srued h. aufu suhst Tor III. human mouth, ard
calculated give he su. h.
urud-d FIR e though able and willing suckie eir
MIA ofen distressed and prevented frnm the
forna,ce of ore, hv nipples, The
# bih parties II is skfuv pared. tz, the
ard purity preserved While the iaHi il oued
with distressing The Fur sale by Patrick Die i-. 4S
Broadway, near Canal street. feb Aims
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COUGHS, COUGHS.-COkBYNS COUGH Lozen
~ gers, prepared by Corbyn Co, coo Hoihon, London
These universally allowed by physicians Of the
highest standing TO he If the best alton, for he Of
Coughs Colds, Ashas, &c o ed 10 The publc thou
persons have experienced their happy and ssuary Effects
many whom have been BY ashma and cou-umptve complains
the brink Of the grave. They pmo,e free and easy
exptcioao, and tendency Inclination
the lungs honess difficulty Of hre ahng ard the
oppression which respiration &c &C. Price 50
per Jingle box will be found suE The
siiuse For sale by q. COL ~ chemist &c. ISL Pearl
Of Frankfort st. Franklin Square the only agent for the
city. Jan Yell
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THE OLD GALEN'S HEAD, 70 Peck Sip.-DS
EVANS superior method of curing r-an disease
veay acknowledged in this city, Also Giee Striotmes Fish
las and all diseases arising the impurities boe IT
medicines mild safe expeditions, and regularly improve
strength his charges reasonable and the warranted per
feet without Confinement hndisnce fron busiue-recsn, and To-
cal cases ed in few days without particle Mercury.
StIaRgers possibly experience difficulty making choics
DR.. F. respectfully soicifs CALL which will enable
else their jadgmehs experience in Hospitals
America for 90 will he confident enable him
ieet satisfaction all ose who favor him with their con6deee
jan Is
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NEW YORK SAW MANUFACTORY
pc ELM STREET.

20 ELM SIKEET.
THE SUBSCRIBER lin addition his Iron Foundry and
Msch~e Shop,) commenced the MAnufaciuringo ct
SAWS,
DESCRIPTIONS
orders for the following
articles, viz:
C,st 6:sh Turned Circular SJws waIrantedtrrei
Venrerrg Saw Plates, in seemrnts;
C,atsn cleansing c rrnsr, or Gia Saws;
Nm, Pit. aud Cross Cut Saws;
Priveo- Turning Saws, Biletor Wondcuars Webb;
Chest, Grating. Hind, PANEL and Ripping Saws,
f)sttor, Cslieo Wrhhs blue or bright;
Hav and STR ~ nives; Machine Knives,
Col Ste Brick Truwei-, tsod angs
.Plaaeriug Tmwr-, &c. &c.
u Bell supplied with the brsf qua'iynf
CAST STEEL,
nd xperie ced workmen S field he will warrant the above
srsicls. qu.i {, ported ur made in this cov
Cr,iers fur al kun :. f CASTINGS, MILL. STEAM EN-
ONE MACHINE WORK will be executed as unlf the
lcexb,ished Iron Found Elm s,ies hewe re DsaEe
!. HENRY WORRALL. OHIO, 70 Elm street.
New York. Feb. 1886 Io-S,Sx
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TTHE VARIOUS WEAKNESSES PECULIAR

TVhE VARIOUS WkAKNESSES PECULIAR
i the Fair Sex ntdistely under the powers OF
EVANS TONIC CAMONILE PILLS, and ladies of fashion
r.speclsbv in this country and especially in Europe, have
und them he the best med cal appedag TO the toilette they
met WITH recruiting he decayed spirits paiing The bead
ache duness and languor and ting pleasing vvsciy and
chasing away lanohoyey give comfort and strength 10 the
whole Sold wholesale and tail 95 Division street. New
York. feb l5-lm
THENA PLASrER.-A ssfe eftctua remedy
"A for The Rheumati aeness OF the Back OF Limbs Tight
Of the Chest md Difficulty Of Breathing. Thi plas,sri pr
pared the orig Of eminent o. this city
WIN his employ ed for the last twenty with
his private practice seldom failing of giving immediate
relief Prepared and for sale by
WHITING NEWELL,
feb Tiff Corner If Madison and CaihsTine
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V0HE sURSCRIBER PROPOSES TO PUB
i LISH by ipon LA MORALE CATT0LICA'
tks Catholic mora by Mazeni with notes by HIMSELF In Italian
md English 81 per copy in duo.ccime volumes.
L. OA PONTA. IS Dey
Where the subscription book is open.
WANTED, good Translator from Iunan 10 English
lsHS a-tf
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MOCK TURTLE SOUP-Atthr Clinton Lunch.c'T
l Broadway and Liberty street, served up every dsv N
superior hyA Jan Su
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Ih HoarsafneN q tk BODY derds Of de Hoo6
Acts xviii XIII.
RLEEDlNG SOMETIMES IMPROPER
- Mankind oh! consider DR.. Homes Magnm Bonum is sacA
invaluable preparation superscde Bleeding the
worst of Gonohea Glee and all veneea Of o
standing lis valuable ingredients being sasapala and the
preparations scientifically cmhned by erp renced Chemist
warrants TO III, most nfammasy Of the above di.os
der male or female. in three four day For sale By Un
lil ~ Befkman, Of William j. Coye JE 4S&
Broadway of Broome Schefen ia Canal
site Chapel street, T. Austin 45 CarmDe street and hy f. Chs
IA Bowey between Grand and Boome fce y per bottle
feb o.
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SILAS CONSTANT,
OIL IND co MER CHAN1,
Iii Broad streef, Of Front street,
New Ymk feb 6-tf

u X A III n NJ, vi a Is r. r. ~ Coz
Wholesale DRUGGISTS
Dealers an
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS AND OILS,
Formerly No. 10 old Sip,
u HAVING Let entire Stock by the destructive fire OF
he 10Th Dec. 1855, have taken tbs Sloie
No 80 BROAD. CORNER OF STONE STREET,
Where they opeked and fresh vt articles in
their line which they will dispose OF on liberal terms:
Acid, Suphuric, lax Black, Do Red,
Do Nitric, do Aiuriatic, Do Powder,
Aioes, Alum, Jalsp, pow'd, Lamp Black
Annztts, Iogwood,
Anthony, Arsnic, Ncarleus Wood, Camwood,
Arrow Root. Assaledita, Lead, White dres.
Balls c pavia, DO do, in oil,
Black Lead, Pea Barley Linseed OIL Liquorice Ball,
Backing, Bic viiriol, Lilhsrge, Mace,
Borax, REID do, cid. Msgntsia. Calcined,
British OIL, Brins one, Mamma, Mutaid, Opium,
Bronzes ass'd. Calome, Opodeidoc,
Camphor Gum, Csssia, Panacea SWANS,
Castor Oil, Chalk Pills. Lus,
Chrome Yellow, do Green, Do, Gregory, do, Anderson
Cloves, Copperss, Pink Root, Prtssian Blue,
Cream Il srtsr, Epsom Salts, Precipiiale, red Patty.
Rye Water Thompson, Khubarb pulv. Rose Pink,
Flor. Sulph. Rotten Stone, Satpetre,
Grger puwd. do Rost Sienna, op SnuGs, ass'd,
Glue, as'd qs. Soda, sup. csrb :.
Gold Leaf, Gum Arabic Syrengrs, assorted,
Gum Cops, Tart Emetc, do Acid,
Do Scsp,ny, Do shellac,: Trusses assorted, Unbs,
Indigo Sp. Van Red lag, do do Aier,
New York Feb g. 1886 6-u
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LOCATION OF THE Posi- OFFicE.-In our advertising
columns VIII De found the proceedings of the friends of
hs present Post Office Location. The matter will no,
sop mere most vigourous effort is now begun be-
'"een Inc respective friends of the two locations Wall
suee' and chamber street, Like every man of the world
ana ooin parties, we go for our interest It's pre-
semi location IN Chamber street more convenient to
US man wall street. but if it should be moved into the
0udng Of the Branch Bank,we shall not take up sck.
oennd Amos Kendall and knock him on the back of
'ne mead In this dispute both parties ought to appeal
10 ac's-whai section of the city receives the mo.t ls
'ers which is most oentrali which is most co,vs.
nient' '' ''"'e-
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SPECIAL Snss!ohs, feoterdays-frcsent the kecor-
der, Aldermen Nixon and Lovett-John Riker stealing
from Mr.. Graham, No. 137 Grand street, csat Of the
value Of SIS and hat worth three The articles were
found by Mr.. Graham at the Police, where they had
been taken by officer WEIGH who found them on the
prsoner-6 months Blackwell Island.
Sarah A. MPherson, stealing from the store door of
No. Oo Grand street, piece of satfnett, the property
of John H. Tweedy-6 months Blackwells Island.
Diana Deriing, stealing $o,O0 in money and a fur
cape from Thomas Dobie. The cape was snatched
from his neck by prisoner, grog shop on the Five
Ponis-acquted, as there no proof against her.
John Bamber stealing Dbl. mackerel from store door
OF Mr.. White IN Hester sreet-committed, but judg-
JH.Carke stealing pair ofnewy footed boots worth
"a, from Mr. Butler. The boots were the property of
officer Brink, and had been left Buffers to be footed
% months Blackwelrs Island.
James Cannon, assault and battery on his father,
Michael Cannon. Prisoner confessed his guilt but
said he liquor the time and did not know what
he was doing His father not wishing to have his
imprisoned Judgment was suspended on condition Of
good behaviour for the future -
Richard DAILY, assault and battery on MIR. King-dis-
charged by proclamation.
Augustus Fauche, assault and battery on Catharne
Mason. Prisoner and complainant have long lived to-
gether as man and wife-judgment suspended.
Dennis Hogan, stealing ham from Mr. Bronson
discharged on proclamation.
Bridget Kelly, stealing from No 452 Grand street
pair of shoes, worth 62 cents. Prisoner denied the
theft and said she had bought them Of Mr. Muther the
complainant-laid over until Friday to give time for
prisoner TO get witnesses to prove her innocenc
John MGnor, assault and battery on Mr.. Allison.-
1t that Mr.. Allison had afforded his protection to
young lady HON the prisoner insulting. PRS
ener was endeavoriHg to steal dog which the lady
was leading with handkerchief round its neck-6
months Backwel's Island.
Henry C. Page, assault and battery on Eliza Crane,
18th of January. Prisoner boards with Mrs. Crane
The whole affair originated about dog, which kept
up continual bowling night and day, and Mr.. Page,
whose wife is lying dangerously nj, has frequently
offered TO purchase-acquitted.
Benjamin Robins assault and battery on Alonzo Will
Jams. 1t proved that Williams, after Robins was
taken of, attempted to get at prisoner again-convct-
ed, but Judgment suspended.
John Russow, attempting to steal from 100 James
street. When found in the house he stated that he
was looking for Doctors shop. He had moved
trunk and was making off when stopped-2 months
Thomas Edgew orth assault and battery on Mary
Ann Reid-judgment suspended.
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By Amos KESDALL's ExPREss.-Yesterday we duly
received the Baltimore American of Dec. 30, l835.-N
importe-we learn that the LIST Of March, Amos
intends to establish daily express mail from Washing
ton, by which will receive letters and papers in adj
vance Of the Courier at least two hours. If Amos
will be good his word, will support his con-
6rmaton by the Senate and forgive his sins-not other
wise.
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Lott skiEs.-fhe Legislature of Maryland ba,
aoosnea LOTTERIES IN that State after the termination
'e existing grants II this law is not more respec,.
"a nan similar one enacted here, the Legislature of
maryland might have saved themselves the trouble Of
passing H. In tins city, We informed that II de.
nance OF the prohibition against it, the sale of
uckets is anbushingy carried as that of the mos,
lawful commodity. '0''