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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
4 crave Cr,n.s.ai Charge.

4 Grave Crsnstnal Charge.
The follt wing paragraph appeared in
the Hawkeye about month since. As
our readers are aware, eve have been una
voidably deferred from abiding to it be-
fore. In relation to the political purpose
which it was intended to subserve, we do
not intend to speak, inasmuch as we are
well convinced that whiggery, either BY
fair or foul means is determined to accom-
plish its darling wish, the removal Of
democratic incunbents Of Office. But it
is henious criminal charge which is
here made against faithful public servants,
whose characters are above suspicion
The editor Of the Hawkeye says:
"a bill explanatory Of the act for the
admission Of Iowa into the Union passed
the Senate recently. The bill was intro
duced by Mr.. Jones Of this State and was
advocated by Mr.. Dodge. The object Of
the bill is to permit the people Of Iowa 10
devote the proceeds OF the five per cent.
Of lands sold within the State and the 500,
600 acres of land donated BY Congress,
exclusively to Educational purposes
II is very singular from all that was said
during the discussion by Messrs. Breese
and Douglass, who knew all about the
terms of orr admission, that there should
have been any necessity for such additional
Legislation on this subject. The inter
probation as given to the law BY the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office, has
however rendered it necessary for Con-
gress TO make some definite decision on
the subject We hope that the decision
is made ere this. In anticipation of IFS
being SO made. the FIVE per cent. of lands
sold in this State. amounting to over
Sic, 600, has been paid over TO Mr.. Ben
ton. The accredited School Superin,end-
ent. by the Land Officers, and this sum
it is well known, was borrowed of him
TO pay of the members of the Legislature.
the State Printer and the State Officers al
the late session Of our Legislature"
Mr.. NcCulloch OF the Treasury De-
partment. and not s;he Commissioner Of
the General Land Office" gave the inter-
probation 10 the act Of admission which
rendered it necessary for Congress to
make some definite decision on the sub
jecs." The Land Officers. or any one Of
them, have Lot, sin anticipation of its be-
ing SO made" paid over to Mr.. Benton,
or any ether person or persons. ''the five
per cent Of lands sold, amounting to over
SIC, Goo" neither has any part of this
money been paid over. To do so with
out authority or draft from the Treasury.
'rosid BE dsensd aad qe!iads,d to be s,s5s--
-ieu'saat," and, by the act approved, Aug. 6,
1876, is declared to be FELONY.
Where is the authority for making SO
grave charge? We call upon the editor
OF the Hawkeye 10 let it see the light.
through the same medium in which he
publishes his black defamation. He, we
are we'll aware, has long since ceased to
regard his own character as worth de-
Tending. Blu, it is in relation TO a crin.i-
nal charge, made against ether, and (for-
'uastely for the interests Of community J
far different men, that we call upon him
for an explanation.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04

srssx1saou.-our reseess have douhsiess been
nsae svsre ERE this, cAroosA slips issued weekly
end forw,rded u most Of suhscroers-l that the
ssspeasioa Of oar paper during The past few weeks
vas oceasioned By . want Of paper. In our anxiety
to Issue tAs session laws 1t early day - posi-
be, Ne enercaehed TOO much upon our stock Of pa
per, aaa the GOODS cane upon u.s. and suddeniy put
quusus upon a. our operations. We have alarse
Quantity Of paper Al Dubuque, which We hope to re-
esiye during the present week.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04

- Mitchell, The captive 1t Dennada,s
10 he sent % lie CASe Of Good Hope - !
free eznisrank. issansefnence ofiN health,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
JAMES \. POLK.

tFCkE1s-Nc. -
An ACT s.eazasasal 10 rAs ,es .;ssressa ,ae ssxss
GAY O. July, easstees hsaare3 All segsy s.e szss-
- ccsS--szs ee-ss.S as cA,S~-s IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
Cay Lone. of Tcnne.-er.

The following letter from this eloquent orator
4, in reply 70 note Of congratua,ion the result Of
the Election sritten By several gentlemen In Roches
Der. We copy from the Amerie0n
LEBANON Dec. D. l-i5
My DEAR STas Your very Kind letter Of con
graduation reached me days since. ] need not
assure you IL gave sincere pleasure, not only on &C
count OF the kind terms in which you are pleased %
speak OF me but because u brings wildly % my recO
lection one Of the most pleasant incidents Of my vst 70
your state long may il be ere forget the evening had
the honor 10 spend with you. Impressions were then
made AZ lasting memory, end enduring gratitude
Most sincerely do rejoice with you AZ the glorious
resu, OF late political struggle breathe more
freely than have for years because In this think We
have conclusive evidence Of the power Of the people %
rule and earnest Of the porpctuiy Of our Tree ins
tu,Ons.
Isincerey trust the administration Of Gen Taylor
may be bright and glorious as hs triumph has been
signal and brilliant. Ia his honesty have al cont
dence and II bis confidence be not abused his admins
trstion csnnO, but be eminenty successful From MS
enemies ne has nothing % fear but from bis friends
hope be may not find it necessary 10 pray 70 be saved
Noby and CALAMITY mas your Empire state taken ner
position AT the head Of the Wing columns. Long may
she maintain her proud stand lead her eeber sste
ON ~ victory and honor Imagine. If you can, the feel
ings OF your WIKI friends in this far OF region ~ the
news Of your triumph began 10 break on our ears u
came the sound Of many waters filing our hearts
with confidence and joy. FIGHr 0S-fICHf EyER,
and long a you msintain your position We VIII io
low. rendering 70 each Of you my most grateful
recOllections am, my dear sir, your Trend and ser
want JANIS I. JOHio.
To X. d. HOWELL, Esq and others.
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The Marine Court, &c.


Noticing a paragraph IA the Sun paper ON
Wednesday last touching the repairs a, the Old Aims
House snd being particularly acquainted with the cen
sured party, took the liberty Of asking the Editor 10
correct some part Of the communication he having
fused, would request place Ia the columns Of Ihe
Jti5Hno
Why the Marine Court should have been suspended
account OF repairs sm At oss TO conjecture 1t has
surely been supplied with suitable apartment and one
that no doubt Is intended It shall occupy permanently
believe Ii s furnished with siOUes heretofore and
1t has hitherto served a Marine Court. know not
what objection could possibly be offered 70 Il cannot
however refrain from expressing my regret that Jtd9e
f. l. Smith should have been unfortunately afflicted
/ would also say the work has been under the super
vision Of OF the most prompt and energetic super
ibtendents our City has been favored with while
the mechanics employed not oxcelled and seldom
equaled tor their prOmytness-the work Ia as isT nj
vsncod could reasonably be expected Haze pateho
H.d1s T. 4 smith, and by the hrst OF FEBRUARY next
several OF the highest Courts of the state wl be &c
cOmmodsted with room Ia d manner every way credl
table 10 our City aud their comforts
Aid CrUlius IL In nOwsc deserving any ccnsure 10
the matter Ne,fher "cdfTes Ne the keys" lie Is the
man of all others merit the appreciation and kindly
feelings of our citizens generally lie IL ever on the
alert Tor the public good and most interchangeable IA HE
exer,ons for the promotion OF such measure as he
deems essential ~ ito welfare fAIR PLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

WANTED Smaiols f'r number Of excellent Girls
W srf ch fr-u recently suv-d. free from c.iy hso.
and ssso-s.iol. and willing S0rt 1r Moderate wages
Appcstor b. be- made Al le Office Of he mmisso0er. Of
L',-fgrsf'o- i- tr. PARK No chargea 1-ff
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CITY ITEMS.
SATURDAY December 81

MELANcHOLY esterdsy afternoon
respectable citizens called strae Fourth Ward sia
tonHouse and stated that, woman In dying condi
ton and entrsly destitute was lying in the cellar u
house - Rosest Invest gatsn was Immediately made
and the news found T. be correct On entering the
cellar the poor woman wrOse name IS Mary Sullivan,
seen lyla. on the aoor 10 so exhausted condition
almost without clothing and four or i've helpless chill
dren surrounding her and crying for that food and
warmth she was unable 70 besioV. some wood was
sent from the station House IRE lighted 10 the cd
cellar saa the ~snts u the poor creatures provided
for Or William O'DoDneii d 81 james Il On hesrr 2
TIE circumstances attended the poor woman aud WIKI
out sny remuneration the consciousness Of doing
benevolent action accorded her the I'D which
40 much needed
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FOR CALIFORNIA

s-4F nR SAN FRaNCI-CO. CALIFORNIA,
49, AND THE GOLD RsGiHSS ,,,,u s. ..'''
ea hy Caot Cameron, one Il ihe les SIG most exc
prnsnc.d Cspts.ns Guy " toe Bo'I OF ~" ,'A y ,
com D. Kay during ate mission u mercy 30 Ireland
The ihip vii sail on or shout ne iNhoi January stel
irk Jerome who distinguished himself in saves i- 'r.
experiences Physician aut surgeon sccomps i- sN e-
persons Advantages are here offered rsrey io 'e mei
with and cannot but De satisfactory io ait aesfons % l'-
Ing irc association
80 DO rok Aresd 81 90 mea 50 Do cc ~ CD sugar,
lol DO potatoes 200 DO beans 5o lass fcode 9os o e.
gar o hiss mo asses 10 BIS OF uacs cie iO .- o e
0 boxes OF s0sp. 20 kegsof butter chess 81 ic@ " 9n-
gas Of Goldfish The chip and cargo vii belong io e pc,
seHgers, and each passerge vii .e etiAti o 'aI, y.
freight beside Dbl. baggage Il Us believed by competent
men that he balance OF he provisions when the vessel az
rtves Al San Francisco will sell of more thsr the price u
the passage and ills supposed that the ship hat rort ~
be worth from so 10 $1,000 To- those who wish 10 EN-
CRATE the God Region ns olrs superior Advantage IN
mary respects-PS As ,he lets are fast hlirs ZAP OBJ"
hsrhs should be- secured without delay fur farmer par
carssVply On board, iO the captain loot OF u Frs hHs'
River Freight AIKEN on REASONABLE Terms
Passage with share ~ csrso ara vessel 80. 'F. o.
- Foi, CAIIFoRSEA.-The Pscifc Adveurir.
49, sr. Assoc alton having purchased he hne asfsaing
S-s--snsw big, SARAH McgARLAND, copPered and
f,r an rs months voysge Theshaes fNed Al $50 esch
rev members wanted o OIL up he ruui'cr wu.ch u
limited Al 90 meeting will he held A. >inreaAs hoir
l3 Futon-. mi. evening at 7Fococs Persons who wish
90 20 and give good references are invited 20 sen1
TIE vessel viii positively ne rehdy n Sal lhr tn n. 10y
Person, are invited 10 cal during e day r l. BELL
~ Frontst or r. NJ CHATTERTON. 3 Fulton ST. " here
full particulars can be Obtained
cllfw+ J CURTIS Secretary pro tenn
- FOR ~AN FRaNCT~Cp, CALIFORNIA.
49, AND THE GOLD REGION splendid fa,i
sailing bark HERslLlA, bsNisr master, ioo tors
burden now lying al Pier o. North River, will positively
sail on saturday January large portion of her cargo
and passengers slready engaged.
TITS vessel 10 being hued 10 the most conf rlshe man
ner FOR cabin second cabin and sirer.gs passengers
Ere ht aud passengers taken 81 reasonable rates Apply Ia
d}n W. l. " kiMBALL 4 co 81 Wal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

FOR THE HOLIDAYS
DIAMONDS sc

rI'IE UNDERSIGNED invite az VINO wlh.se occasion
their present slOcs II usual % claim peculiar fscl
and profess ability OF selling Al lower pnces than
others that The simple assertion % this effect Is considered
msiier Of course, and leaves no impression.
Fee ing that extraordinary opportunities Of buying IN
quantities Tor cash during the late Revolutions. and subse
Cueut d-pessOns 10 The various European markets. ensDr-
us with enlre pfopf-y 70 assert 1le sfeaI -tPeioy ~
our stock o Diamond aud other rich I-ery, any col
lection 10 l- country, and our ability 70 sell d
lower pnces-and h-t We are alfy ented 10 any Oenrn'
hat nav arise from the matter VI fart desire 10 axe
he assertion 90 distinctly and formally 10 induce al n-
leresied 90 msse he necessary insprcunn ana comparison
We beg to observe hst the prc-s which We invite A.
ientOn al marked 10 plain figures from which We
pledge ourselves Dot % make The -ghie, deductions on
any consideration whatever perfectly confident that ne
richness and extent Of variety the beauty aud tasteful
n..s ~ r sthe fre.ues- " our entire s0cE and
low prices cannot be appreciated by most buyOrs and
viii against any com1e iuon from old siock-
bought Old prices hat hsge accumulated here or may be
'''l' ''' '''"' Ill DIAMOND SETTING
also the largest stock OF unset Diamonds purely
fe and Of the water oulyl and other precious
stones hch epared 20 mouat 20 order on our
premises. by the most skll and experienced work
men recent events 10 Europe have enabed rs 10 procure
An accomplished artist connected with mauufsc-
torv W. will furnish original design. without charge
MEDIUM AND Low PRICED JEWELRf
ctysd and Imported Jewery Of me more staple descrp
uons, A. equally favorable prices
have besuufll collection q The neesta and pfettsst
yes of aice he backs engraved enaeied and sud
lv g4.rs.,eed 10 perform well A.so. chains of every
drscnoa0n, Lsou4nes Chsts aines, Breoques Tnnkels
&C. % Ila-ch.
FANCY ARTICLES. SC
Bronzes fans desks drrssnsc worE boxes fs1cy
boxes Tor VAT US uses tables papief maehe goods opera
asses. cocks fancy porce ain ass, &C &C n arger
an crer vsrsy han ever before al Of which are lrer-d
81 much 'ess q 90 former prces.
sTATIONERY CUTLERY. PERIL merry. BRi SHE'S.
And al staple grrces We are accustomed o import, o
genuine ay ard a. oS prices TO ssy he leash hey
are ohialrshis elsewhere.
WATCH ASD CLOCK REPAIRING
By experienced r.na lish snt Swiss ~orxm-1.
ENGRAVING, Ac
Cards aUt seals engraved To- ilr hesi styles. Pepper
s.aupet 10 gold, silver snd cOlOr., 10 plain.
TIFFANY. YOUNG l. Ellis
Conner Broadway aud ChanDersst
A may p~r-ols seeking holiday presents may net
be- ~ b, l-g D. inform them hat -any " cur
richest nd desirable fancy goods vii h- founi
our second foor. dis 2AsfJl
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
rur pOOR-GOD HELP THIN
KS MsAY c HEWITT

ON Winter hath come with stss''hy "os~
Ger the fallen Autumn ies'vs
And thrifty he Nnistleth ofefhreos
And ulueth beneath the ezves
., nin1 come We care not MD oar n4ftnf
For the driving snow or rain
60, utls W. REX Of the cold, call hearth
or the broken window pane.
TIA stormy night but our g!ee shall mock
Al the winds that loudly pirate,
A. they echo the means Of the Poor that knock
With their cold hands a. our gate
The Poor We give them the halt picked bone.
And the dry and rniidewed bread
An they never, God help them know the pam
OF being Over.ted.
yin round again with the cheering wine,
While the FIRE CLOVIS warm and bright
And ling me song sweetheart VI nine
Ere you whisper the words Good night
You never will dream, meath the covering warm
OF your soft and curtained bed
OF the scan,y rug and the shivering form,
And the ys~nins roof o'crnead
The Poor God pity them 10 their need
We We prayer for every grosn
They ak US vita oufstrefcred hands for bread,
And We give unto them stone.
God help them God help US Tor much we LACK
Though lofty and Tich We be,
And open our hearts b all that knock
With the cry Of Charity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

AREA AND POrULAriON.-Oregon Territory
contains 3il 1913 square miles New Mexico. 1851 do
California 69l do; Territory west Of the Missssip
p 745 sal do total sol 976 square miles Of 90 sore.
each The Unted States Territory were d, OF square
form would measure so miles by $50.
From the eastermost town in the United states East
port Maine via the 81. Lawrence, Buffalo Cincinnati
81 Louis and South Pass in the Rocky Mountains, 70
Astoria ia Oregon the distance, by the travelled route
s45i7 miles. From the Msdswsska In Maine, by the
Atlantic route, via New.York Washington, New Or
leans and Galveston to the mouth of the Rio Grsnde'
2o23 From New.NOrk 10 the head of Lake superior
via Detroit and Mackinsc. is $50 miles thence down
the Mississippi 60 the Gulf OF Mexico, Ia PSI miles
From Passport Maine, 10 the Bay ef san Francisco in
California on the Pacific, via Portland Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, StLouis Santa re and the Colorado OF the
West IL 6ti miles
The population OF the British Possessions IN North
America IL 2053 600 of which 100000 persons IN
Upper and 500 600 In Lower Canada NOvs Scotia 30
900; New brunswick 10000 Newfoundland 10000
Prince Edwards Island % 900 Red River Settlement
10000.
Crest Britain and ad accn, isles contained in lsil
population of lsO59 sos. exclusive of persons In the
Army Navy, and merchant vessels, not shore Ire
land : us )s total % sS5 l03 An official OF
the religious belief of the Irish. taken In l>35 showed
that OF 793 $40 people there were o42lll2 Catholics
es2 O64 poctants and other 06i l4 OF various
There 10 no, County In Ireland in which the Catholics
do not outnumber the Protestsnts. Galway has I'D.
Protestants aud 2S3 $50 Catholics TpPersry $50 -
Catholics and 75l5 Protestan,s In Dublin the Csiho
lies are three to one.
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cnrR1 nE eLNlnAL sEs.IlNs


AH.snf aaf Batter ..---- -ft
Lance '.f
Court nf NI -f 41f Tern l-f
s.n-er af frss pho Colff of Ge4-fs sessfs 81
Number IRE court of ,p- s s-ssons . lf
s.h~r t.1fcar md aquftsis 90 ofe ard iefmnef.
N4n1sr and ffsIs 90 General ,--.ns go
S.aaer az ssffsIs u SPECIAL s~ssous ,'
sUra-r 0 peraa1 discharged General i.
>anl-r o r-r.of lsg.i Special se-si1ns ~
Whole number oi l~r.'ns co1'Hief ani dhaisr' at mo
Courts or
Sentenced h~ rr-olt~d
Sentenced o. the Men i Women d. tisi- 10
Aasrsesfe tlm. n a4nt@ucs, 49, and DO months
SEMEN - D. The p.nteufsry- 49, Women go, Total
,le.8 D. he Cg Prsou-Nen l-l Women tr total o..
Hnass a k-i4g--B4ys ~ Gfls 81 total %
.S,tr.rf. frt bt fhe Grand jon. ........
$50 ~ 4,.o,. $50 t. a. Grand Jufg.... 80
a.nrsnre- n 100 during h- ts
-. 1900 81 ....-e, a.rf.feF
~ ''l'' HrNKY yANBEKv0oRI. Csd.
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srssras COM rae'iay -Jaauay ternSos i-,fto i- -
tI4sns af. lsfo
Ci,.su csrr-Iaesi. Before Juse- Eisari.-Na. 80 ia
lf f.. inclusive
corros r,...-Ia--isy.-P i-No. l.1.b.Tsu.1.IsIr
I. PAN IL So. "a. .. -. ON. Dbl. "a. Dol. Del.
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TO LET.

- WANTED To RRNT-A small ~-l.bgit Two
r; thr-- story brick hous- with ~ more Sleeping
ooxs IA he upper PAT II nc city Pn.-ss'ou taken
sry time r. it- mod ~ srusry The fr.l II Anf
Address : . rrihuna Otic- tluNf
-, To IFT-A shoe marufs.ur-r for .-nsnt pre-
g. f.rr-e-A ba.-m-ri ir,l uEhl snt pheasant o.
- good tenant % w. be- rf reasonably. II Offers
a-rrari l rsrufscurrr 49, er- IS slo- oohiug store
o. fh- frst -lor ~ he building Inquire 10 - Pesrisf
tiq 90
- EDWARD FaItoNkR. REAL ESTATE
D. AGENT To ei. lease, bay 90 So Ni.r- ara lais
IA N bo,l.-- Al-1 farm for sac ~ - scf-s in
O,-,t. C,,l~r, lsrd under eCod ca tvsuou 49, vel
waierec so,d house. barn and o..nous7- $3.50 -
Nv York o. ~soaIi s- for cash sod ~uli '- ~i.t
!, et par. 81 ih- purchase ney i'F Yras ~ ',
Tile sot.i frluIre Mansil rtar Hfaio fes' "f7'
~
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GENERAL NOTICES.

OFFICE of rss y I Gss L.sHT Co. De- - l.f--
~ The Annual Election flr s.r.es- D.l-c.'-' y
L. l. ulosrv vi be- red Us orr- l7r O--'r'-s ~
NOISY - sa isy " sngsry aex osi~-~n ne 'olf %
ID and ]. o'c-ock A "
IT. transfer BOOK WI t- co-cd ron ne - -- --'4
81 % c L EyERlTr Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

CONFESSIONS oF A PosrMAsrER GESERAL.-Now
tina, his friends have been very deservedy aside
unworthy Of public trust, Mr. Johnson who voted In
Congress against cheap postage rates and wanted
give the advertising OF letters to newspapers friendly
TO Mr. Folks Administration, whatever their cirou's
ton admits that the Department should be ia wise
connected with the party politics OF the day, and that
to place Postmaster General in party Cabinet is
custom that might De dispensed with Hearkcn 90 the
retiring Chief Of the Post Offices
Those connected with the administrative duties of
this department could not but have observed that there
has been for years past strong feeling perya
ding the country that the Post Ohce system LAS been
conducted By rsanized corps extending throughout
the Union into every neghhorhOod under the coatrol
OF politicians At the Seat OF Government welded with
the view OF promoting party purposes and parry organ
ixaton rather than the business and social Interests %
created 70 advance that the Offices were bestowed
the reward of partisan services rather than from
the mer; and qualifications OF those selected and that
each Presidential contest is To produce new distTbu
ton OF the Offices and hence emsi,tered political con
ies,s excited IN almost every neighborhood, &c
morsxing in their tendencies and iuurloasy affecting
the purity OF elections
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

InRFNERs YOUNG Man ~ AMERICA The Lr,irrs
L , John Qurrv A-sus o. - Snr on he Sine sid Is
T-sct rs. with a. rf-orrfury Preface by Hon Horace
iir--g Ore srr -.-ssrts .u4rd w lure. price y -
Thsy csr t- seli bg lfi ccpes Too = just i4o-svi
tt- seventh .llusart. by
DERBT MILES CO. Auhuru. y 4
For saIes..o hy New fork booksellers
-...4nIrSfkt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

t'Oh sALE.-sKhorse power engine ard boiler. COW
raining n erssrs,e crisr Tor .ss Al 81 knd IS Cen
isssL hswYorL ar sF-
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No case in the City

CRIMINAL SrATIsTics.-Henry Vsndervoort,
Esq Clerk Of the Court Of Sessions has politely fur.
nshed with the following statement Of CONVICTIONS &C
quttas sc had 10 the Courts Of Oyer and Termner ard
General aud Special Sessions Of the Peace and or the
City aud County Of New York during the year I-f-
COURT OF OYER ASD TERriyEH
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EANCY pRR.- HAII.-sIGNoRA 2

EANth DRESS BALL.-SlGNORA ?. LA IA
3. = Ia A. i1-cy dress maker Respectfully nf0rr-s
- -c Nal sl- las or-red her establishment 10 brosc-
~ - ~ Stairs, where 80 furnish ladies and
s-n vi :. description Of fancy dresses A. very ocer-
&c lees r-fsJts wishing have dres. made ~ their
P-c-iH A'i- ca haze made half price provided AFTER
-n lrl in-y he re1rn-t Al orders e. al be punctusly
si-snis- 70 without disappointment d. g.
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The stockholders A. hereby roln-l ia ne sll a. = =
g0r Tor Director. ~ be Comp ~ W. D. p 40 ne oi
- Solil-.i N1rdsy. lf Jsrlary n-xs TIE po- ~
be- 0D-1 si4 ocl1ck ana cl0s- 81 0cocs VI
d. u hoOult >-lfriAfy-
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