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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-10

Bn2 HANCE'S HOARHOUND Hn0
AOC CANDY. AOS
THE GREAT REMEDY,
For Coughs, Colds, Splitting of Blood and Hoarsenss
ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
SHOULD GIVE 1T A TRIAL.
Price Iwenty- FIue Cents per Package,
Or Packages for ST.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, lO5 Baltimore ST.
and cor. Pratt and Charles SITS. o3l
COMPREHENSIVE VIM ROGERS and
~ VIM. BOYD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting of the business of Merchant Tai
lors at the former Store of Nm. ROGERS, No. 1876
the house formerly occupied as the Citizens Bank.
{d3- The subscribers, from their long experience
in business, can with confidence solicit the pa
tronage of their former friends and the public gene
rally assuring them that they Will find it to be TO their
interest to give us their patronage.
o. Our Stock is large and well selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms.
2Sth Oct, lS45, o29 ROGERS & BOYD.
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FLATS, CAPS, MUFFs, &c.

II u At No. IS9-Observe, on the south side Of
PRATT STREET, NEAR HANOVER.
The undersigned offers any Of the above named
GOOds TO his friends and the public at reduced prices
for cash. NO pufng-a small profit and quick sales
for the ready money, which is the spirit of trade.
qI5- Please observe the name and number of Store,
No. lS9, the south side Of Pratt, HanOvcr-s
nS-2m RICHARD II. HURFT.
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MARYLAND PENITENTIARY. Seal
w ed Proposals will he received at this Institl-
ton, until WEDNESDAY, January ID, 1885, for fur
ushng daily, during the of six or twelve months
from the LIST of February, 1886, about two hundred
and fifty pounds fresh BEEF and MUTTON, as fol-
lows:
ID lbs. per day of roasting pieces and steaks.
Not more than Ave neck pieces, each of lbs VT.
One or Two quarters of Mutton each day.
The balance in Reef, of the following descriptions
and Of equal quantities Of each
Cuck ribs and shoulders.
Thick ends of the plate and brskets.
Lath rounds and veiny pieces shins entirely ex
cluded
The Who'll delivery Of Beet TO be substituted by that
of an equal quantity of Mutton day in each week
throughout the season, if required or the de-
livery Of either TO be omitted on any days of the
week as may be hereafter directed The Beef 70 be
of the best quality according to its kinds-and bond
and security to be furnished for faithful compliance
with the contract. WILLIAM JOHNSON,
jal2aw2w Warden.
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FVyHE SUCCESS OF GOURAUD'S
H ITALIAN MEDICATFD so

HNHE SUCCESS OF GOURAUn'S
Ill ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
in the removal OF Eryspelas, Scrofula, RingworE,
Pusues, Botches, Spots, Tan, Freckles, Sallowness
is unparalleled in the history of Chemistry. In add
ton to its great usefulness clearfer and whiten
er of the skim it is the most delicious Shaving Com
pound known-and can he used with either hard or
salt water GOURAUD'S POUDRES SU3TILES
viii positively extirpate every vestge of superior
human hair; and tnat, too, without inuring the mos
delicate skin,
For sale by SETH s. HANcE, l0S Baltimore street,
ana corner of Charles and Prattsts., OBJ
HNEACHER Graduate from New England
u College WISHES to obtain situation as Teacher
elther IN an aca<emy or tutor in a private family to
instruct the Latin, Greek, and all higher branches
OF Mathematics, &c. He would have objection
to go to the country or either of the Southe IN or
western states The best ties imonias of CHI aracter
aRdqullihcauons win he given. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
JAZZ No. 10 Exchange Place.
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TENHE SUBSCRIBER intends removing on
4 the 10Th inst. to No. 524 Baltimore street, near
Howard, and will previous, for four days only, give
GREAT BARGAINS in a variety of Goods that he
does not intend Keeping and wishing to close them
off entirely, even at great sacrifice.
JAZZ ELIAS HALE, No. liz Baltimore street.
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SILVER SPOONS, SILEkh SPOONS.
- britannia Ware, Casters, Cake Baskets Gold
and Silver Pencil Cases, Spectacles, Levi Browns
Steel Pens with variety of Jewelry-for sale low by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street,
Sanond door from, yoI ycyt
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BUSlN ESS CAhDS, sc

w. WEAVER, Successor to Jacob Wea
- ver) UNDERTAKEN, No. 30 j. sHARP-sT
opposite the Church. nlS-6m
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EHERFUMERY-In Fancy Boxes. Mrs. MIC
III KERSON has just received from Philadelphia
French Perfumery, in fancy boxes intended for hol.
day presents. So N. Howord st, do
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TENIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
II COPPER WIRE, &c 81
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and extra skies
900 boxes Loaded, for Roofing l4x20, of best Cha1-
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET lRON-al diiect importation.
90 900 lbs. Brazers COPPER, assorted
90 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
200 bundles Bright aud annealed IRON WIRE
so rolls SHEET LEAD, % to lbs.
so pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEI.TER
Also, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, sc.
IGs- A full stock Of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rivcts, Timed Copper, sc.
For sale on liberal terms by
L. PRATT s. BROTHER,
a25 6mf 81 and 90 $ Charles street
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YEyO HOTEL KEEPERS. The subscriber
= has just received pair of very large CHAFING
DISHES with Spirit Lamps "a inches) which are the
largest and best article that has been ofered in
this city for sale. They will be sold low tor cash, at
the Original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED II. REP, Ne. 1856 Baltimore st.
las 2nd Tin store above HoWarh-st
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TNNAIAH NOplCE-WANTEDD AILY-CicrK

TBNALAG NOTICE-WANT DAILY-CIerks,
"A book Keepers, bar Keepers, PortGTS for stores;
English Teachers CoaChmeu; Osters; Wagoners;
Oyersecrs; % aborers; Agents; 30 Cooks, Washers,
and ironGrS; Chambcrnaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
travelling Maids; Seamstresscs; House keepers, Gnd
anumbcr Of other situations to numerous to mention
and too valuable to lose. Families have only to give
me a call and their wants will be immediately attend.
ed to. Servants sent from my office always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
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HRUTrY. The subscriber il selling PUTTY,
IL made of pure Linseud Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, fiom 80 TO 40 per cent. below the market
price. He keeps il hand in large quantities; and
making it by steam power, is prepared to fill large
orders at short notice,
NV. w. GORDON, 1872 w. Pratt street,
Ol3-eO opposite Bait and Ohio X. Il. Depot
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FNNHE SUBSCRIBE Fir beiug ANXIOUS 10 reduce
= his stock, offers to his customers and the pub
lie generally, large assortment of WOOLLEN
GOODS, comprising the following kinds, viz
Cloths of all shades and prices; Cassimercs, blue,
wool black ribbed &c, with large lot of CassinCs,
Cashmere de Cosse; Sc, all of which he will sell at
cost, in order 10 make room for Spring Goods.
F. G.. DURCHHAUSEN,
JAZZ Ivy Corner Howard and Lexington SITS.
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- ceiling OFF! AT No. los FAYETTE ST,
- opposite the Liberty Engine House, stock of
rednced prices Call and before buying-Cassi-
netts at37ie; Lnseys at l2!; Calicoes and Muslns
&c; Super l9c Calicoes for l2!c Blankets at Sl.75
pair; ID" Kaines l24 and 25; Cashmeres, very cheap
&C. Many other articles at closing out prices. dis
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&ITUATION WANTED-By Il middle aged
~ man, as an assistant clerk porter in a whole.
sale grocery, -four or commission house, or any other
mercantile situation where he can make himself gen
orally useful TO his empOyerthe very best of refer
ences, in regard TO character, &c, Apply to
LEWIS +. SCOTT,
lab No, 10 EXCHANGE piace
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4 CUE AND FEVER EFFECTUALLY
"a CURED BY TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recomme ndations and certificates
of EFFECTUAL in the possession of the pro.
pretor but these are of no avail to the sufferer A
permanent is what he wants, and it is what he
will have, if he takes the Pills according the direc-
tions. Prepared only sby DR.. G. X. TYLER, corner
East Baltimore and High Streets Baltimore. Price 81
per box. iy7-eOtf
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6NHLORlNE TOoTM POWDER. Thisi

a NHLUNEN r IUUIEI HbW DEN. TDls L
va most excellent article for cleansing and whiten
ing the teeth, healing spOngy aud diseased gums, ana
purifying the breath. Try box--il needs no OlhC
recommendation, Price % cents.
q. K. TYLER,
ie3O-enf Corner of L. Rallimnre imd Lligh-s SIS.
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w A N rs.

"ANTED-By Il respectable young man, 20
w years OF age, situation as Porter or Second
Clerk, or asy other respectable employment. He can
produce the best Of references asU assuring his
puyer he shall spare eXertion IN dlscharging every
trust dtvolved on him with fidelity. moderate
comp, nsation will only be required the first month
Apply quickly at
L. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
jas No. 10 Exchange Place.
NWANTED TO IIIRE-A slave Woman, by
w the month or year, who is a good plain cook,
washer and roner, to go a few miles in the country
Also, White Woman well expert nc ID in nursing;
and small Girl, from - TO Is years of age TO assist
&c. to be bound till she is of age. Fair wages will
be gwen for the above servants and permanent stu
ton. Apply quickly TO
LEWIS F. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
Ja6 Nearly opposite the Exchange
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HBHRENOLOGY EXAMINED by p. FIou-
n rens member of the French Academy, &c. SC
Translated from the second edition of lS45, by Chas.
&c Lucena Mgs, NJ D. Just received and for sale by
F. LUCAS, Jr,
jail No. 40 Baltimore street.
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wxTANTED TO HIRE. Immediately

AW ~ ANH AAAeEA' lmineuidteIy, ne
w gro man, Save, accustomed to farming, by
the yeal for which fat wages will be given.
l.. +, SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
Ja3 No. 10 EXCHANGE Place,
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NOTICE. The Annual Meeting of StOckheld
~ ers and Election for Directors of the PhiIadel-
phia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Company
will be held at Wilmington on MONDAY the 18th
January, 1886, at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
A. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Dec. Is, 1915. dl8-dtl 2ja
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DIR. JOHN ROAkE'S
IODINE LINIME MT,

FOR RHEU MAIlSM, SWELLED LIMBS,
CPRANS Bruises Contractions Of the Cords and Muscles
a &. ss; p S: e. as s Of i.
ss that VII all thu. u as"s en-, 90 no.
had a 81 e1a s @
i'psi%.ssa'iy and f fasf!rf.Iy sT:s;
81. h az yd. saa 6 the
E rs .a SHs y.
ss y;
It and act, like charm stopping the bleed.
Il has never been known fail curing the stubborn
Group be instantly relieved by saturating piece Of fan
:, y, - IODINE LINIMENT,
i speedily and eGectusIly ersdicates epsons
a d s form s E ss ss.a sd
sss sye TDes .nd the
Aword upon the origin Isd essis Of
cold ohsS the Weakest oSsn Of H. the y
and cellular being The another
m When yoa se e AZ thus the
direct application to the parts diseased the better
- DR. .KoAKEs IODINE LINIMENT.
nvsorsse. and to perfsc health |, only wants to
be tried to satisfy the OF the
Physicians are daily recommending DR.. RO3KE's 10
truly Compound hs
used upon the delicate female child with perfect
safety
ASTONISHING CURE OF RHEUMATISM,
pIsEAsEs HIP JOINT OF TWENTY YEARS sTANpINo.
Gentemenl feel duty TO state for the benefit OF the
For the last twenty have been troubled nth rheuma
tsm; could walk without care cruch the pain
excruciang much that could not sleep nights The
disease finally settled my hip JOINT the the thigh became
elongated pushed Of its socket by the pain and nam
maton the cords became contracted to throw my knee
forward and drew foo, backward the points Of toes
hrmy ,Ssf noips could benefit mel had tried the
yer, Ds s a 10 Of the Tssts odu. @
which without faith before had used
bottle found relef-t reduced the inflammation and
the cords became relaxed the leg former
the pain aud Inflammation has all subsidized and fact
am perfectly WE'LL walk without crutch, and
sGd l daily to my sad s9 9oSS Of my
Facts stubborn cases: every day brags evidence
Of the value Of Roake's Iodine Liniment.
who may afflicted IN the way, induces
the astonishing Of my child WHICH is follows Three
he attacked with swelling upon the side Of his
II finally broke dschargng large quantities Of natter and
kept dscargng until he reduced TO mere skeleton
He suffered pain ndescribabe. employed the best phys
clans made of many remedies without benefit
made up my mind he must die: was induced bya friend
who the healing Of Roakes Iodine Lniment
try it, am happy that had not used one bottle be-
fammaou subsidized and before had used the second bottle
ne was perfectly HiN EAsEoy Ne s q e.,
myI8 lmsr
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JuSE &C Flint Spear Vim. Jonss Sheriff, &c
This action trover. to recover the value OF
certain property alleged by plaintiff TO be owned by him.
and which levied by the defendant under an exc
cuton. Adjourned TO this morning.
.James ONeiH rs. John NJ INSTRUMENTATION Tor as.
sault and battery in railroad between Bond and
Eroome streets
JAMES A. BUTCHER called q witness
Mr.. BLurTI object to the examination oil this man.
DuTcHER knocking his fist against the sblel-stop,
sir am witness and II say any thing that s not
true convict me Of perjury.
BLurT-Call Henry Vandervoort
Mr.. Vandervoort was sworn and examined.
Judge ULsHoErgER-Gcntlemen Undressing plaintiff Z
COUNSEL you call another witness No other wit
nesscs being in attendance, juror was withdrawn
Before Judge Daily.
Charles Rowad and Louisa has wifc vs. Henry Bick.-
fiction for SianderThc parties Germans and keel
emigrant boarding houses. Tho Of action aros'
Of competition In business, each party employ nf
board emgrant vessels and bring the passen
gers 10 their houses On these occasions they were
habit Of abusing each other in presence Of the pas
sengsrs, and the defendant or twice charged ths
plaintiff with keeping an improper house, and tsid tns
immigrants II they went there they wosld be badly
treated. Verdict for pleintiff, sac.
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GeNeraa Sessi.iss.
Before Recorder Scott, and Aldermen Walker and
ala
John McKeon Esq, District Attorney.

John McKeon Esq, District Attorney
JuNE g. Trial. for Highway Robbery-John Derrick was
placed at the bar charge of robbery in the first de-
gree in having orciby distracted from the pocket Of
Edward Fox while visit to the Five Points. the
9th last pocket book containing $32 The pro-
sscuton failing to show that any force made Of.
accused guilty of grand larceny. Sentence deferred
Trial for False Pretences-Jacob v. Plat, then
put his trial. for having sundry times obtained from
Messrs Loder and Co, merchants In this city, largo
amount Of goods by Of false pretences in having
@ % na
ready cash in hand But little progress had been made
in the case, when the Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
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CURE OF CORNS.

DUNIONS, TUMORS, EXCRESCENCES, BAD NAILS,
ID &eNo. $50 Broadway, between Howard and Grand
MRS BERNARD, from Paris has the honor OF informing
the public that she still continues practice upon the fee,
win the greatest success having exclusively devoted her
confident in promising that she will entirely
from thar irritating and painful location without causing the
least pain or possibility Of danger making the blood How
The operation will not occupy than -four @ five minutes
and the reies that thus treated
mmsdately their shoes and walk without the least in
eonve nience .
and in this count and has acquired great skill and much
Facts aested BY certificates
rom the most celebred physicians Of New York. Boston,
Mo fhiisdelphia
:, ir-~. moderate for yearly attendance.
York. nal
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THE
IN v S / B L E

GO closely resembles the real head Of hair that ceptics
- and connoiseurs have the perfect and
extraordinary OF the day. The advantage. Of
or weaving which causes It's SO closely TO
natural hair both in ighness and natural appear
defy con its texture being beautiful
and free thar in all Of PRECIPITATION
on rnmpeded and the evils Of other wig. entirely
avoided The sceptic aud connoisseur alike invited to
inspect this novel and beautiful Wig, and the peculiar
BARRY 6 Broadway of Liberty street. up stairs
ma lunA
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TO MECHANICS.

Law b: been passed su.h9snE che or 2, o.
Soldiers The company will consist OF 100 men VIII ser
geants workmen; 10 copoais or ossrsssn -
musiciansi - prvates Of the nrst ciAss' OF ."'' ~ "
prlvates Of Tie "a class. or lsboren. ...x
The term III enment FIVE years, and none but smart -
eilieent meehancs will be received The eiasssnSaon
above mentioned will depend their msr anS WI nos
X. H. wr these shaft have tested will Be sseA
that the pay is IN proportion to The
Of the list class. s3snd OF the "a class ~
Ses his they will be subssed clothed and nrsshsd NH
States The subsence, clothing, &C., may DO n'Fiy "a
& 6sr psrt,euiars enquire the recruiting render
vgs ia cedar street Recru for this company vii slso
be received at West Point N y. n.y. -w-e
rAU0NYA MAJOR respectfully MORN their i!eld
- and he public, that they have removed Their esao,
men, ~ 20 street Herald Budngs where me-
srsntIy keen on hand large assortment o. the go 80
cheap Li,hographc Prints Their repgi,sson aI 49,. ,sSm
confident tha they win obtain = 81 q s branches
81 Iiihorraphy Portraits Plans, Maps LancscsRe. %
&C. .pSrobsson Of ssdioss
my23 imsr
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS
AND

DUNsyT II AFRAID TO PURCHASE in BROAD
ent Of permery Toilet sosp "a" col"rnss Estrscss &c
~ prices 70 - psr cheaper any other house
n NC Oneo Sae In order 70 convince yourselves he In
70 call and examine before purchasing sl:sEhsre
Manufacturer and Importer Of rw<.m.rv sosps Ec 80
Brosdway, between Liberty and Cosrslandt strssis.
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JUNE g. Carringfon Wilson rs. JOB Cleapeland-Ac.
ton for the infringement of patent right The plaintiff
obtained patent Tor improv entina cooking stove
alleges that the defendant pirated his invention and
constructs his stoves the principles and plaintiff
him for damages Sealed verdict this morning
For plaintiff Messrs. staples for defendant, Mr. Sher
wood.
MADDEN Tdnness-Verdict for plaintiff. S95l g.
Vise rs. Same-Verdict for plaintiff So, 5i4 20.
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CIRCUIT CouRr-2, 202, Ia, %, 20, % 70 80. o. no
SursstoR CouRr-AI 90. ~, 2 30 w, 70, Wo ", 70
24t. l00 no. III ~ ~ 90, III TO l2o M Do "a IN,
COMMON PLEArirst part H. " W. ~ so' w. ~ az. ,o
103 lSecond part l76, es T. 1884, 2So, oso' <V,
2o3, "a, 100, las, 1876, 100.
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SUMMER HATS.
ECONOMY .AND FASHION,

ECUNOMF .TNU F.HSFfION
70 ROBERTSONS PHENIX HAT AND CAP
- MANUFACTORY, 1903 Fulton street.-The under.
signed bespeas the Of the public the quality Of
his Summer Hats possessing the properties usually
sought for by the Of they haye the additional merit
sentiay similar in material workmanship and finish the
articles by the splendid establishments Of
Broadway; and close comparison OF their respective
merits material difference can be perceived except in
as sngf s mas
the forehead from striking through, and mpairng the
Their average weight from az ounccsbsing much
lighter than substantial Leghons Panamas Persons Of
of invited examine Them and to
establish by the Of comparison their ryscse value
pared with the produ ctons Of other manufacturers.
mve7 imsrr R0RERTSON. ia3 Fu,for street
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JrSE SIfenry Smith Us JOB Fetcher-Action on pro-
missory for $500 Defence. statute Of limitations
Verdict for plaintiff $43s a. For plaintiff r. t. Wins
low for defendant, MIR Burke.
Rushtcorth rs Embury--Verdictfo for defendant
Before Judge Oakley.
Isaac M Pfnckney James Reynoids-This was an
action Of trespass to damages for not building
and perfecting cutting and shearng machine within
specified time according to contract Defence that the
machine taken from defendant by writ OF replevin
nsh funds to have 1t patented as he was bound to do
by agreement Verdict for plaintiff cents damages, va
LUNG the machine at $225 For plaintiff, Mr. Bixby |;
for defendant, Mr.. Bernard.
Before Judge Oakley
Enoch r Clark, Edscdrd Dodge and Jay Cook vs. The
Bank Of the city of New York.-rhs action on
check $1,000. II appeared that man named John
Smith the check and lodged with the bank in
pay for money previously due by him to that nst
tuon and failed the day The plaintiffs afterwards
claimed their property, but the defendants refused
to give it up insisting their right to apply 1t in pay
Of the debt due themselves Upon this state OF
facts the parties at the suggestion oil the court agreed
TO take formal verdict for plaintiffs for 81 i4o sub
ject to the opinion OF the court IN bank case to DC
made.
For plaintiffs Mcssrs Foot Bonny and Davies For
defendants sIessrs Lord and Goddard
Wiliiam Dudley VS.. Elisha Sfokum-Ths was an ac'
ton Tor malicious prosecution and fasc imprisonment
The plaintiff and defendant resided in tho same house,
according the statement OF PLAINTIFFS counsel In sep
three hundred dollars stolen IRON him out Of
bureau. After the robbery, the defendant went to
female mcsmerzer, and consulted her on the SUBJECT
the advice she gave him. he to the conclusion
that the plaintiff the thie-had him arrested and
kept in durance for one whole night The next day
upon an inv estgaton the before the magistrate
the dismissed, and the plaintiff discharged. Ad
iourned to this morning.
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WATERFRONT & CO.,

WAITKIPONI e GU,
"a FASHIONABLE HATTERS, "a
~ 90 Nassau street, near Fulton. New York. -
THE subscribers beg to call the aentiou Of the public
iacure They have just received small supply OF superior
moeskn used by the most fashionable haers IL Paris
those who will favor them with call The undersigned
do pretend sell 10 less than
other neither they boast having splen
did stores but they faer themselves that the quality and
finish Of their Hats will sacton the
charged.
They have adopted the French style Of trimming the
hats, which preventive to the perspiratCn coming
through and spelling the beauty Of their appearance
NJ. d. WATERFRONT,
Is imem VIM III. JAMES.