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YOU CAN RE CURED,

YES by the deepest long study and UNITING pei
severance, there has been discovered specific, med,c
comb nation before attempted composed OF
mateias end essin7 far surprising any Ting
posi- Die employ in the e Gonorbea Gset..
male No how long Standing, covpcatsd geIous
the be it will yield speedily and uraliy to TIE
Jenos with gratitude have acknowiedsed that nothing
THOMAs,S SPECIFIC PILLS. t
These Ihoas Specific not unpleasant to the TASTE
siness dri!ed AID them IN xpelng dis
ease from the stem confident the PROPRIETOR Of The
pass,rg eca Of his nmey that he .hall?nses the whole
aud deny all n that il lheyswp rte prf
OF homass Specific Pills, they WILL sneedy a..
lief e Their be complies ed and
The Pills purely etabIe and darstc and asn
gent also RAJ puf of the aud sus,iu
tina healthy for div ride ID action in ihepsrs aft cted
ana cor as in tn pr;siae days Of 1n6iemhed Youth
pnocenre Price per box. Agents At 2y B.oadvsy
Broadway. mig I'm m
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.

ENGLI6fI ADV EKIISEMEN1
T ONDON-ST KATHARlNE'S HOTEL, opposite the
~ 81 katharines Dock Gates, and the Royal Mint
THOMAS LENNEY, late ChIct Steward Of the British
Queen Steamship respectfully informs his friends the United
States that he ma. the Of the above and
establish which built furnished regardless o.!
and in adapted for the reception oil
miles and gentlemen visiting England the hotel fronts that
ricsp vessels lay and With. hive minutes walk Of the Ban
and economical principles The CoKee Room supplied with
Wands Wines &c are OF the rs quality good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths will the house. Gentle
by the month for board &c the
Amenca
II LENNEY bess those who may honor him will
their that nothing shall be wanting render them
comfortable and by attention the wishes of his hopes
merit that confidence aud will literally bestowtd
him when steward of the British Queen. dl4r
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THE MOST COMMON SAYING


Is
that
would not
give one bottle Of
Dr.. SwAYNE's CON-
POUND SYRUP WILD
CHERRY, for half dozen Of any
other preparation. | have tried all
the popular ones, but this stands un.
rvaled ioT the Of the following dis
eases, wI: Influenza Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption SpittLg of Blood. Palpitaton Of the
Heart, NhOoping Cough Tickling Rising
sen, alton in the throa Bronchitis. Asthma,
or weakness of the Nervous System,
or impaired constitution from any
cause, and 70 prevent persons
from falling into De-
cline this medicine
has no. its
equal
when much caOmei Quinine has been used,
medicine will prevent evil effects the system and
hillary functions As proof Of the above medicine Civ
strength aud ceaness to the voice from
large stab shments Philadelphia who
has been using this syrup says the greatest medicine
cry he Ofcoure the Minister Lawyer who
their would be equally benefited Reerenc
will be given to the auconeer. by calling at my Office
CAUTION-All operations from this valuable eycep
the origin al Doctor SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY, are fictitious and counterfeit, Prspast
co.. ner of Eight and Race Streets Philadelphia.
Agen-Dr WIN. H Minor, corner Of Broadway and JOIN
street, New York; r. A. Sands Chuchs Dispensary, 49,
Bowery Spring street, f. B. Warner 2o3 Beecker
OF Mnetta James Hine.on, Grand It 4h VII
amsburgh; Pierson Harrison 720 Broad e. Newark NJ
Benjamin. Ods, 27S Broad street. Newark N =; William
ngs IT, Main st. Pa.erson Mrs NJ. Hays Fulton street
Brooklyn; w \. CLERK. Montgomery 1t, Jersey City.
fig 3m"
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DOCTOR MORRLSON.

NORTH YER DSiPENSARY 2c41s fulton street
Doctor Morrison continues to be consulted condentia
all diseases which he without
stralnt in diet pursuits and Isc'nt cass particularly
g0nOrrh9d" he three The most obsti-
Structures yield Dr. Ms aud successful
without pain
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This elton and The train Of evils resulting from secret Dc
structve habit youth inducing aud u
mpotency; radically cured by Dr. NJ pathological
principles by restoring the system healthy tone and rein
charge.
N.B-With ex option DR.. NJ is the only qualified ad
versng surgeon in the city Zee his diplomas in his Office.
Letters post paid and containing fee will insure medic
and advice, to part of the Uuon
OHce 2n41s F1tou tprr~uwich f27 ims m
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T LECTURES ON PHRENOLOGY-Or, the Laws oil
Mans Being Presented aud Applied to the Of
Character to Self IMPROVEMENT to the Moral Training and
ton to Improving The em"ry; to Matiimony, H.rseits
EyiIs aud S Rs%sdy Fow.I Cni "S
April at ITALIAN Hall, Thursday evening, and
HP Buildings, Brooklyn every Fnday evening"
and often vita DOUBLE Seats to the first five lectures.
free, and a contrbut, taken. See bills.
Professional examinations and book. at 1871 Nassau street
NeyyY York. IN ssc
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.
0OCTOR JOHNSON II Duane street, well known {,
the victims Of Syphc disease, the successful
CT: WIT esa: Of in the
found the old he has occupied for the last ten
raj that advertising Docto qqacs
We admit that large portion OF those that nest this city are
uneducated charaans but that all quacks de-
Medical qu?ckery consists in man holding himself forth
thority practice, without general medical information
We satisfy that legally qualified to practice
Physic and Surgery-that knowledge OF general
and skill in the treatment proper
variety of Veneeal Diseaee including the surgical
treatment Of that harrassng complaint Structure Of the Ue
thra, is preemnent We have confined our pacce to the
We 600 patients patients are not
only from of the United States but they
the West Indies and Canada We have three physicians
under the present time and week without
respecting their patients or sending US their patients Tor
advice: We dscounenance quackry in fo, and there
fore take this method OF strangers. and the
where they pd physician lied in the reatmeo
Of their disease Every undertake make
charge No matter how long you may have Gleet Structure
Ulcers the body in the throat pains the
head and bones the legs we will and can cure you your
Constitutional Weakness mpotency is disease
pcad its character hat the treatment adopted by the
majority Of physicians highly injurious instead Of sautary
Of practice Many unfortunate
tim OF this unnatural vice has the benet Of
utary Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect forgenlness Papitaon Of
the face, OILY symptoms of this complaint dec'
followed Post paid letters, With
of case, containing 50 for advice, attended
hold communion with the advertising doctors in New Yok
qualifications Of Others Office II Duane from
Chatham ms imsec
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Union HOTEL.

CoKNEN WF AND b:. nv, Sa h.,
newly fitted mis- Ho:-i, and has taken the house No. 81
Green len adjoining that occupied thrownR ne
private parties also fine read room, besides COLE and o
lard rooms. The location u-suIpused for salt ky asa
business resof Of he CITY, being the VI
cnty the Battery within five minutes walk Of the JUS
tom House aud Eschauss.
r b. spare endeavors deserve good share o: pub
lie patronage 49,. Goo, .n,
Persons DESTROYS of acquiring the Nench Language will have
here superior advantages "a the prosecution oil su-s
Pmar boerds be accommodated with Hoe
reasonable terms. m8 Jmerc
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STATE OF MISSES SBS. IA. G IA az
Thu Il. d H,,oss and on H.
warsn Kmbal motion. Il is e5de cd ey ne Eouit.
that publication be made in the New fork fisa'o ic' III
weeks notifying the defsndants c ts sn anu
unless he before the next term Of ths yea o
demurrer thereto judgment WIZ Do enve'eo asa' "
by default
A true copy from Minutes of said Courts o.
March the 4th 1874 m22 CIV evy DIV
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN or families aesireas Of converting their LEI
highest cash price.
families and gentlemen quitting the city, or changing re.
.idenc having any superfiuous effects dispose or will find
80 s-nu ior the supsciipe't WV va,
tnem a. TIER residence BY appSigtE snt ,..,
near Broadway.
line through the Post Office. otherwise will reeeiv.
promIt attentlon. :. .r, u.,..
WHO WOULD BE WITHQUT TEETH, when TIE
bv the ceIosrstsd Deaiist W. THONNE u D. s., 81 East
Broadwal . . ..,..... s,oo
Stopping with his u,tly celebrated Mineral y
Single T0ah on sIy ss.......:,...,....
" Gold ''.'''''''';. W
complete Teeth, the most approved principles at
the price the above
B-Where entire satisfaction il given, no charge VIII
be made; 60 East Broadway. M I'M n,.
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THE CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN =
BURNS AND CLARINDA. pss<4
THE whole of the and Correspondence
which the Post buRNs and the ceehsa
ted Carinda Mis- McLEHoss, in 1871 to and which has
purpose q publication has az by the dsces:s Of Ca
Esq first given the world The American edi
ton i2ro, volume OF about 800 pages eloh gifts
issued and for sale by II. p. BlXBY co.
mis- im.ec No. . Park Row opposite the Astor House
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SHECU AND Co
Exclusive Office for sale Of Southern Balm

287H Broadway, corner of Reade street
Agens-Dr kirst 1877 Canal street; Avenue d. and
Third streets T.. b. Spoeaer Brooklyn; A. Guthrie Albany
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOI

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
THE dndersigred takes inform hs friends and
= the public, that the Mansion House located in In
qnisidor street, No ST. the vicinity Of the steamboat andns
arranged in the neatest order.
employed permits land
oagyage &C. who will board vessels immediately after the ys
OF the revenue oficeu.
N Byisors this Island should passport from
the Spanish Consul a. port Of eEbaxeton cbyae dit
dculties and nconvepieace.
s2l emee. WILLIAM FULTON.
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

d,seppseiy IN medical Sc eacs tat O. NJ
Ialy received ornin of the txisen Of rcnra9l, steriy y
liz .S OF ss
h IN G r. M o. s.,sd that @
who for pued chdles lone Illness ma. fully establish
.enu rial weakness acr albu. debility ncontn.ace and
%
.ufcier evidence Of its aad the
i IS oay 9s s lis
Price 50 bottle
For The 60 Of aug out the city, the il.
FIss j.
AL ,,'s, mq' F. %EEI7E "a York city
SS1sh Eass;sd
y Of taking cG q from
Pshs Gr o, ss BY ha nS5
St,y sa IL Maiden ' .s anu
PARR'S LIFE PILLS.
ING hi, popular medicine should be taken by every
ys N well
ss
Aeue: that hi. popu!a Medcns rut with
BOOK with rie and Tines Of OLD
hos.
81 days Many msdca! men and those a:qasined with Ply
> ssss
The Of I Of IL ia hs
5 Rs;
ae or upon f Agents IN New whom
they number all the '''4Tf'&R;o1 s co.
ml2lm*m 3l Broadway up stairs
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FIRE BRICK.

r'HE SUBSCRIBER, living in Washington South River,
Middlesex County State Of New Jersey manu-
kind offered to the PUBLIC Inch he sell reduced
prices GEO. w REYNOLDS.
Washington, South River, March rs, 1874
n Apply 10 G, Kaneuse, Agent Jersey City Iron Works,
New jersey who will always have OF the above
article hand, at all times ~ 70 the subscriber,
q. w. REYNOLUS, Manufacturer,
m22 m Washiaatnn. Son II River.
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THE FRENCH ITALIAN And GERMAN Ian.
GU.AGES
MR. j. HuLANICKt, graduate of the University of Wa
saw o6eis his services TO the ladies and
OF this city desrous Of perecng themselves either 81
above languages assuring them that his system that
commences eii rady 10 the ana whc mas met
Acade.nies generally.
class will be formed also for Painting and Drawing
equally low terms
Terms 80 French German Italian in classes 81
Do do do pivate to srge individuals S.
Persons DESTROYS of forming class will please make
application at the Office Of MASON FUTILE,
. i2s Nassau street, opposite Clinton Hall
Where Mr.. Hulanck can be m23 lw*tc
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Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for e1ports91
by A. B. Sands Co.. druggists and chemists Granite Build
ng. No 21s Broadway corner Of Cha9bers st. New York
Soia a,so ~ a. E, cop az Mariet A.
and hv druggists generally Throughout the United States
Price 81 Der hottle-s;x bottles for S. FL lmssc
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LII PERSONS may now become acquainted with their
IA wonder fu uctuIe aud KIN how live cord
with the ,vs Of their being On Thu,sday Friday and
saturday March 2Sth Goth and 30h, DR. HOL
LICK will deliver Thre. Lectures on Aoa.o my and Ply
sology National Hal, nal street illustrated by the ~
aud perfect model of human brought
INTO this count y Te,s model shows the heart langs
" hich wi d sec-d and expa ned The fret Lectures
will be mixed aldences both ladi AID gentlemen
tnsr rfore
Admission Is rents commencing at half psst7
The cture satprlay bel those portions OF
the model ecul the female IL proper for
audience genilem Only will therefore attend.
Admt this so cent? IS to those Who buv
ticket Of the previous The hole model wi
also be dseced ahed 10 for gentle
oLly half past in the afternoon for ade, only
Adms ion rs cents. m282t@
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Circuit Court.

SErr ?O-Moses w Levitt vs. Waiiam C. Bsth.-This
was action Of assumps brought the amount
Of check S326, dated October IA ls42 The check
drawn upon the Chemical Bank, and deposited
in the Phenx Bank for collection On its being present
ed for payment appeared the check protested II
put Tor the defence that the check lent by de-
iendsnts father to accommodate third party who pats
ed to plaintiff and that def ndants father having made
ing desrous Of continuing his business broker dur
ing the proceedings in bankruptcy applied defendant
gave him privilege to use his bank book and fur
nished him with signed blanked checks to enable
him 10 deposit and draw sums OF money which were
placed in his hand business transactions The check
in question, it was put in for Defence Of these,
and appropriated for purpose not intended by the
defendant who signed the check not expecting would
be used contrary 10 his wishes.
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Y Common Pleas.



Sgrr. 30,-John Karandgh and Mdgdeien his wife vs.
Charles H. Monier-This action OF trespass for
assault and battery committed in Elizabeth street. by De
fendnnt, who was alleged. entered the house OF the
Plaintiffs and committed the assault II put in for
Defence that the assault committed In self defence
Verdict this forenoon,
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before Judge Kent
SErT. 80 0-Epensfus c. Gray Moses " Beach-LI.
HrLThis case having been heard some time since on
Defendants motion for u sl the ground ex.
csssive damages for libel, the denied the motion
The verdict was $500
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OLD ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE
80 @ ~ &

SeSaA& &plA4& S2&&k &Y&K
JOHN IfERDMAN 81 South street, New York
The subscriber continues make arrangements to bring ont
from Great Britain and Ireland (va Lverpoo
who may be engaged this Office with any Of his
the United States board the packet ships sailing from Liver
five days-and in order afford facility he
will have despatched superior American ships in New York and
Boston, every week. during the year.
Those sending for their friends rely that the due and
dgent attention will be shown them as heretofore and should
those embark the money will be refunded
customary and those mittng TO their friends have
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange for to suit payable ON de-
and the following banks without discount or any other
charge), wiz
ENGL.AND-Nessrs. J. Built Son & Co.. Bankers, .ondoni
j. Baned CO. Lyerpool the National PROVINCIAL Bank Of
England and Branches throughout England and Wales York
sir District Bank and Branches; Birmingham Banking Co.;
Lancaster Banking Co.
IRELAND-Nalional Bank of Ireland and Branches, and
Provincial Bank of Ireland and Branches all the principal
throughout the Kingdom.
sCOTLAND-Essiem Bank of Scotland and Branches
Grenock Banking Co. ia Glasgow and Greenock
Persons residing IN the country and wishing send money
their friends its being done satisfactoy their
miitng the they wish sent with the and address
Of the for whom is intended; draft for the
will then be forwarded first packet steamer and receipt
for the returned by mail.
For further particulars apply lf by letter post pad
sl6ec JOHN HEhDMAN 6l South ST.
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HALF BREED TRAcT.-The settlers on the Halt
Breed Tract In Iowa have formed association for the
purpose Of preventing any Of their number from being
dispossessed by speculstofs,
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GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA.
LAW AGENCY.
THOMA WA r TER,

No. 10 CITY HALL PLACE, NEW YORK,
TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor and Coun.
"A selor Chance SC &C. begs TO inform his friends and
the public generally that he has returned from busness
tour through Eng and, Wales and Scotland
That from having been for several years engaged IN the
tce Of the Law London and FOR the past similarly
engaged in New York he aters himself he fully competent
to conduct such law business tnsnd and parts adjacent
to be attended and with this view, f. W., his recent
journey made arrangements with Of the law
yers various parts Of England aud Scotland whereby T. W.
has been able the efficient and coespon.
dents in those places
4 w therefore beg TO offer his services to Europeans and
Others who may need his professional IN relation TO
any kind OF legal business the old world and such
as may choose TO favor him with their patronage, that the most
unexceponeble references will be furnished " reguedand
every necessary guarantee given that business con6ded g his
fidelity, and on the most reasonable terms. s28 lm- rrc
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FRlNGES AND GIMPS.

A BRAHAM KASTOR, Importer, 800 Broadway has Just
received By the Havre packets Louis Philippe 81 Nicho.
las Duchess DOrleans and Sally fine and large
Of the latest and beautiful styles Royal silk Frnges
and rich hand made Gimp for trimmings black sill Laces and
front trimmings for dresses with Bouges and plain all coors
Bonges Gimps variety OF French Embroees thread
Lace Wells Thread Points Thread Laces Collars and Cuffs
Silk Blond Trimming Lsces rich velvet and sill eIbroideed
;lyed and s Beads Clasps for Bags and Purses Velvet
many other articles descrbeall of which he
offers reasonable prices wholesale and retail s2i 2w
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CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.

CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.
% VICTOR GlROUD Watch and Clock Maker, has
~ the honor OF informing his friends and the public 10 gen.
~1 Establishment to No lag Broadway corner Of Liberty
Watches Clocks and Chronometers will be repaired
him with great and guaranteed His estab
cuy adapted for the repair Of Mechanical Lamps very
moderate prices. lie offers for sale
improvement Lamps from France which leave nothing TO
Sire Also. Globes, Chimneys and Wlcks. s28 lmsec
~ 3-for sale BY y. X. COLLINS Co.,
sNso - South stssst
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FANCY FURS

n BEHRMAN, Importer and Manufacturer Of European
L. American Fancy Fur offers for sale his wholesale
and retail 33 William street. few doors from Fulton
choice elegant and extensive OF every de-
scription European aud American Fancy Furs.
p. s. Country merchants would do well call at this
establishment and the goods they will find both the
prices aud quality saving them least 25 cent
ID. BEHRMAN,
s27 lmsrc l33 William street.
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/ Marine Court.

SER. 30 George Carpenter jacob CarpsnerThs was
action OF Trover the value o suit OF clothes
peared thar defendant had become security for the pay
OF said cothes and accordingly had paid for them,
but some difference having aiterw ards arsen he caused
them to be removed from plaintiff Nonsuited.
Before Judge Smith.
alexander Me Mullen Josiah Lane This was an &C
tion o 10 damages alleged 10 have been
sustained by the plaintiff 1t appeared tEat plaintiff rent
ed premises from the defendant, situated IN Orange
street he following the occupation OF blacksmith that
defendant the l3h OF this month caused bellows and
other articles belonging TO the plaintiff be removed
and in the evening let the premises to another tenant
the plaintiff and his amy being obliged TO vacste the
premises Nonsuited.
Patrick Henry, for Prf. William X. Thorn, for Dept
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Court in which he sued the Corporation for his services
Assistant Alderman HrsRy wished to know if il was
ascertained by the Committee whether not the Police
Magistrates recognized the appointment
The Report was referred back.
Papers from the Boad-A report in favor OF construct
ing sewer in Waverly Place, was read On notion the
matter laid on the table.
Fight befUeen Fire Companies Nos I'd ga conmu-
nicaton received from the Chei ineer reporting
that dsg raceiul had occurred yesterday between
diae investigation be made with view to the dismissal
OF the parties engaged therein The communication
ordered to be placed on the file
Police Magisbaie at HarIem An ordinance was read
rae Of the 9th Ward, special for Harlem, and
Jacob Dickenson TO act as Police Clerk.
The Polls An ordinance was read whch provides for
the division OF the city into election districts TO do
sgnats the places for holding the polls st the ensuing
election.
Assistant Alderman cH.nlIex opposed the adoption Of
the ordinance, ss II altered most OF the polls.
Assistant Alderman VooEHiEs considered the change
an improvement, as took the polls from many rum
Assistant Alderman CHAHLIcK would take the gentle
man at his words; and IN this he would ask
why they had not altered in the LIST and I'd Disrcts'
they wanted to be consistent, they should have the
movals made in these districts; but the owners OF the
'rum-holes" here were what are called Natives" or
"Whigs," and the removals were made IN all cases.
where the OF the houses were Demo-
Gratis" This was done by those persons whs claim the
stances IRON what called ''rum-hoes," he did not
object to the change provided the rule was acted upen
generally He moved that the Ordinance be lad upon the
Assistant Alderman DvvER moved amendment to the
ordnance IN relation to the removal IN the attn ward
Lost.
Assistant Alderman cHARLlcK OF opinion tn at the
business altogether concocted and planned IN caucus
and dictated by the worst sectaran reudices Tho
ordinance passed.
Public Schoo-A resol iton in favor Of appropriating
$5,735 for the Ut common schools. adopted
Police OHcersA resolution was offered IN avor OF re-
peang the ordinance relation to the fees paid to the
police officers, on arrests
Broadoay "A communication from the Street Commis-
soner was asking for an appropriation for paw
ing Broadway Adopted.
The Board adjourned, to meet Wednesday evening.
at O'Clock.
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Court Cnlendnr-This Dnv,

COMMON Pleas Tuesday. Nos So Ito, D, 7, 81, ll2,
80, 40, 55, SO, 63, II, IA, 10, 10, 81, "a, 80.
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Snow ON THE MoUNTAlNs.-A gentleman who
came passenger from Pitisbnrg and arrived IN TIM
city aurday evening informs us that when the siege
crossed the mountain, Friday night, there was snow
the night il rainsd, and daagreseble ace, followed