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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-16

Caus 1T "A gain "A back ~ called John HArvsy q
notorious thief. dts by tho Cours Of Sss-
Sons ON "Wednesday. Ia cou,equsnos Of the grand
jury having thrown out che complaint against tnis
tho olotbipg tie Bsskman ssrsss
and Front stealing thsrsfrom lot Of c'e;ning aud
SILK crHvate- The testimony against this "A not
pro jery prevented before the grand inquest, whoa
retuted in their throwing out toe bill. Yesterday
ofncer Shadbot under the direction Of Mr. Ste sars
rested again and since his dis
covered by tbs of back silk dross made out
Of dost black silk cravsts, sswed together ras.s
cravats yssterday, were dSuted by the OF the
sore, COZ ner Of BeSkman street and Front IS ppr
ton CT the property tt)rn chs nig1t Of the
robbery This black dress made mp At the mis
ress OF Harvey and the silk oravats far
him for that purpose. The accused committed to
prison. and much doubt II he will % this time
through want Of evidence.
.anSthtr Rob6er .dr, eHed.-A notorious character
called Jas. CARPENTER. ais Bergen Jack arrested
yestt rdsy charge OF oting plics Of Geo
Sweet who was arrested on Wednesday, night, .
chsrge Of knocking down Henry Arm-teorS aud while
down. Ing from bis person several dollars jack
VAS identified by Armstrong ~ the man who knocked
Charge Of Embezzteme"t. "A man in tos employ Of
John RAW aysnsr No. lo8 Greenwich street, by the
name Of Epoch Smith, arrested yes ,srdsy by
officer Crosett, Of the 81 ward charge OF en-.
b. zsiug various sums II money from his ysrs
The magisrrate detained HIM for further hearing
lower police srrested Yesterday man by tns name OF
EEkah Kelly on ohargs Of Obtaining Tout 30D feet
Of fuse for blasting rocks valued At $06 from James
Skewes under false pro~ BY representing that he
was stockhold-r in the Copper Mning Co, nsar
Trenton, New Jersey. and was authorized by tnss
company obtain NE foe for Them whioh rsprssan.
tations are said to be- false Toe USgstrate COM
mitted him to prior for further hearing.
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Theatrical and Musical.

BowERr TnEArHk.-Ths audience IT this house last
evening was quite numerous, and they enjoyed the
acting of the talented company In Knowles besutifu
play Of the Hunchback" very much. We have sell
dom this play performed better than It 10 ct the
Bovery. with the cast there given It Gilbert, Miss
Wemyss, Hall, Winsns Miss Taylor &c., ell do their
psrts admirably especially Gilbers and Miss Wemyss
IL has bse played before this season. and ths
In which IL went on and have but to add tn Il
our previous opinions fully oondrmsd last
Ing The prrtty little opera Of the Nstiousl Gu.rd
concluded the Performs noes, after dance from Mr.
O. W. Smith. To- night, are glad ses tAs Ser
gesnt's Wife" viii be played; it has been tor much
admired to be witbdrsvR yet. The farcs Of" Sasher
and Crasher," and the drama Of the Maid and Mar.
pis" will make up the bill.
BaoApwAr TnrAras.-The grand spectacle, tbs
Count Of Monte. Chrsto Is - popular q ever
draws a. largo houses Ut this establish msnt
notwithsta ndspg that has been before the public 90
long. IL has been decided hit and II not withdraw
would all the house for time to come The intro
duoton Of Herr Drissbsch, and his animals, IL not tn
least interesting feature Of the pefor and this
added to the Aneenoe Of the scenery and the
full pcrtrsturs OF the iucdens and events grsphi-
caily drawn BY Alex Dumas, make = Monte Chriseo''
we'll worth seeing It will be performed again TO night
with the comedy Of Fou nded on Tsots." OF course
the house will be % usual ailsd to overlooking
NATIONAL THEArss.-ro. night Mr.. ;. r. Scott, the
fsvorite actor will make his last appearance this
house uer time only hope) and the performs Sos
will bring full house, for when wasJ Scott know
to have poor benefit In New York The psrfor
will consist Of the drama Of tho Rent Day" Ia which
he plays the part of Martin Haywood 20 sdnirsbly;
ana the two local that have proved very
successful will make up the rest Of the bill. Moses
adventures in Californis are nov extensively knowa
20 the public, and We would advhe all those tnoiued
10 Caifor mia to hov the bhoy fsred Ia hts trip,
or, In all sober earnsstness his adventures may not
be far from the truth OF what some may experiences
Roma Meadows" still interests tue su tieuossj IL
sivs' but too true picture Of some Of the vsinies Of
city life.
BusTor's THsArRr.-" To shoot folly ~ 1t dies"
should be the motto Of this theatre. No incident IL
omitted Of public sotorsty, that, through the prolific
ssnus Of Broughsm, not converted iato attractive
and amusing recreation We the new piece called
Fis'imanis," last nisht-whioh developed tbs powers
If Broughau Hamilton, Ray mond go to mu.h sfeot;
wuia~ Mics Walters la tho " Cacnucs"; wsssw Your
Lif.r in Daog-r; We cav the aamr bio buresqus OF
" monte trity" three or our a,ts bsns judioto sly
onhtsd-sDd rs retired convinced that no place u
sDursneDt IN THIS oity eau pos,ibiy snoea pos,
live stuac ion more rauoos nent, B1rsoa,
,btG lt. LrtA a. -. veg al !1s ais ~, Ejpy aud
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FIRE AT HRMrsrEAD-SKvsN LIVES Lo.r.-Thu
morning at o'clock fire broke out In the farm
house OF Jonathan Muller, situated in Trimming
square, about two mica this side OF the village OF
tell. Mr.. Miller stated IN the night win load Of
hay tor this city. il IL pr.babe he mas not yet re-
turned TO his home. What 10 most melancholy of
all If, that hs entire family burnt to death, con-
sitting mt least Of sew n souls The family con-
sisted ii n wife, five children and domestic Tns
body Ut Ms Miller, with tltre OF her children by
he, SIDE, WAS found in the raips. -Breaktya Ezra
,pg stu, E6 Is
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LEGISLATIVE LIrrLRNEss.-The most contempt
bls piece Of ltlenees that we have ever heard Of,
10 that recently perpetrated by tho Legislature Of
Rhode Island, which, our opinion, is now 4
smsler State, in every sense Of the term, than we
ever thought it was. With the view OF healing old
sores. and modifying or subdulng old animosities,
bill was recently introduced into the Legislature
OF that State having for it's object the restoration
TO Ex-Governor Dorr of his civil rigats, which he
forfeited few years ago by engaging In the ia
nous Dorr rebellion. One would suppose that that
great soother Time, would, at this late day, have
left but little to be remembered Of that extraordi-
nary rebellion, and that the bill IN question would
have been passed without dissenting vote Not
so, however. so far from that, the Legislature
were equally divided and the bill was lost by the
casting vote of the Speaker.
It's more IN sorrow than in anger that we point
to this piece OF llIberality the part of the Legis
ature of Rhode Island .Vo would hardly have
thought hat one OF the free and sovereign States
of this great confederacy would be behind Canada
IN matter like this. Yet 30 1t H. Alas for Rhode
Island She ought to ashamed Of herself
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The OHIO Alvsr, 90

.ltf PirrssvRoH. Feb Is, 1880.
The Or 10 river IL closed with Ice between Pittsburgh
and whesAns, in consequence OF which nsvis alton Il
completely suspended This IL Ia supposed, will rec
General Taylor to postpone his visit this city aud
come are Of opinion that he may BE- able to reach
Wheeling BY the river and that he may b. forced y
vary his route t, Washington In sons other rsspssts
Weather extremely cold.
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Court or General Sessions.

Before Judge Insrahsm Aldermen nsid and Dodge.
Fee 10 Tsiotfor Grand Lareery-Jsuss Dunn
stealing on the 4th OF Fsbrusry.a xoti watch and
chain, valued at $780, together with 1855 money the
Csptsn No"sen ,sst.s sns, ' os
the cabin Of the vessel and eeosd the obsry while
he was sAleep. lu a1 ~ IN
Ofiosr DurLrx, Of the seventh ward, t.stasi, that
he arrested the prisoner, and found the watch saA
chain together with s35 20 Of the his person.
The jury found the prisoner guilty of graz iars
to three years and one month "a mt
In The State prison.
and William Graham, both lads about Fix years Of
age were put upon trial. charged With forcby enter
ing, ON 7th January last, premises belonging TO J.
Il kerchsfa gloves, caps, AMI small ok,ss valued
altogether at $I2 SO. The tsstim eny bnx
suoienly conclusive. both prise discharged
Clara Wood Tho OF this womaa is set do IN for
trial on Monday next
The Moor's Reve~ge."- ASSAULT and Battery =
famed Othello himself, was put upon trial OF arsed
with assault and battery, with intent kill 10 ma
named Hannah Jackson, (colored the night OF ths
Goth January last.
The PxosxoUrRIr, being sworn, testified, that she
lives at No ~ Perry street; had previous 80.
January he broke into her residences whsh consists OF
back basement In the above PANIED prrmi,es he
,sust .nlS st ,, tns ana M :fs.
pocket; saw him 60 to her trunk, which ~as udsy
the bed, and take cut some Of her APPAREL hs then
commenced beating her With large club aud left hsr
inssnsible In her examination, she id "A tied
that che knew the prisoner before. OH
Mns. ELLEN McGLoIE. the lsudlaiy Of the premises,
testified that che was attracted BY tue oriss Of ths
prcsecutrix having beard her call out urdsr aud
ask for help che then went In search Of ppos oosr
saw prisoner in the sot Of beating the wom An; the
prisoner wont to zee tho woman before.
Orr'cEEs LArrARrs and JEwErr, AID also JUS rios
MumroRr testified - to the profssssd deter NJ
prisoner to take the life OF proescux to Of ~nsu
he declared that The would do and that he ku-g
his doom, ana II he got OF the State prison arse
his trial. be would take her lfe" The jury nd the
prisoner guilty Sentenced to nins years and enc
months confinement in the Stste prison.
The Court hereupop adjourned.
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APpoIN rMRNTs by TuR q vssNoR AND SsSArx--
February IS, Ie49.--New YuTk--Danei Silks tn
be notary public, m p sce Of Wm Ssies r. JIG a. A.
Ticga- Nstbsnit w. Davis. q Oweeo TO b. 90 mnt..
eieB.r 81 lcsnr, in place ~ TbOmss Maxwell waos-
f.lG Ell t+tt.
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Political Movements.

JUp0E McLrAS AND THE u . SxNArs The Wash.
pgton correspondent Of the Phladelphis NORTH amsr
writes as folows:-
Judge Mclean received q telearaphio d.snatoh
from Columbus ehis morniug commun icAting thu. Q
caucus OF tbs wings in the Lsyslxsurs Of Ooio has
nominated him fer u s. Senator, &c al tbs vacsnoy
to occur by the xpirxtion Of Mr. Aliens t.rn ths
18th OF March. An snswer was Immediately returned,
declining the honor.
In reference 10 the Of his for station,
and tincs the meeting OF the Supreme tours hs hal
been frequently addres,sd by distinguished mem ,rrs
Of the Legislature and others, soliciting MIN IN tbs
same behalf TO all these apollo alton. M has uui-
formIy answered tina. considerations OF vst~ Cha
rscter prevented him from Hcc-diSg the wishes OF
the party or rather Ct the State aud tina; his per.
pal feeling were alone consulted unds- this general
demand for hs services would Dot hesitate 70 Yield
to tho desire OF the people Of Ohio"
Abraham n. Hoslspd " the whig candidate for
Mayor Of New Bedford Mass
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BALriMoas, FEB. Is, Iuto.
Hyer the prise dgbter has arrived, and taken lode
isss In the JAIL vhsnes 10 exoects soon be released
On bail
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Arrival OF General Taylor-Inmsnse Nj
thusiasm OF the People.

CINciNEAri, Feb. b-11 A. M.
The committee ofreosptisn appointed BY the meeting
Of the otIssns last week, TO Welcome the President
elect took leave Of the wharf this morning accom-
panied by several steamers chartered By oissns -
Welcome him to our city.
At about ten O'clock the booming Of distant cannon
announced the approach Of tho steamer Telegraph,
having on board the President and suite. Upon her
approach toward the city salutss from several parts
Of the CITY greeted their arrival which answered
BY constant firing from the steamers accompanying
the Telegraph.
The shipping were decorated with hsgs, and every
place. for half mile on the levse throngsd with
anxious spectators.
On landing, the General received BY the Chair
man Of the Committse, aud the Mayor, Who made an
adhere, which was briefly responded to by General
Taylor. He was then escorted by OF the largest
civil and military PROFESSIONS that witnessed
la the city, to his lodgings The utmost euthusiasn
Psessisa tbsops bout the course OF tbs Prosession
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
.. ALBANY, Feb. Is, 104e.
RsPoRrEp.
bill was reported providing for the registry Of oha-
tel mortgages; also, . bill relative to keeping lsun-
powder.
NOTICE o. A BILL
Nj WILKINS gave NOTICE Of his Int utiou to intro
duce bill amsndatory Of the Law relative to the IA pds
In the hands OF the Clerk Of the Court OF Appesls
On motion, the Senate then adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1910.
INsPECToR GENERAL.
An adverse report made npcn the bill grsnt-
Ing an appropriation to the Inspector General Of
the Militia, and the bill committed to the Com.
nittse Of the Whole.
the exemption Of homssssds from seisurs sale
By Mr.. CAMPBELL Of New York, requiring insurance
companies and corporations to publish ell unolaimed
dividends.
The House took mp the bill for the relief of the pur-
shssers OF the Land Trust Fire Insurance Compsuy
which vss reported to them by the Committee OF the
Whole yesterday and In the passage Of the
same.
NOTICE OF A BILL.
Notice was given Of bill to authorize Surroxstss t.
take Acknowledgements Of oaths.
INSURANCE comrArrEs
Ths Committee Of the Whole House took up the bill
relative to the formation Of insurance composites and
shall be 500 o00
After making progress In the consideration Of
TIE eans-sn motion, the Assembly adjourned.
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stantI Cha red haze tural bjsct ~, ...
.s.' rJsf, 'oe hay r,h rhia the be- sr,,sl, IN sns
Broadway. - 4''' ~' 's'"0S
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Nsw OsLsAss. Fob. IL, lels
Colonel VIM. R. Jchu-on died vt Mobile.
Mt. Naoready h acting here to ~dsd Leuses.
The Mississippi river il sgsia rsesdtng.
The weather IL hne ana pleasant
The cholera IL stil extinct, and new cases have
hee ted
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Fire ana RObbories In WashangtOn.
WAsHiSsror, Feb. Is l84A
There vas Are In this city last night, In Seventh
street. near Psnn,yl.snia avenue which destroyed The
dwelling Of Mr Seaboid sad also that Of Mr.. never,
adjoiniDg
The city Ii nlled with piekpookst and rsbbsriss and
oil er outssgss are Of nightly occurrence.
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Movements or Iua,v,dus ais,

Mr.. Polk and fam ly viii remain ia washington un-
til after the in.uauratiou and Will probably leave
the 9th Of March, viz Riohmsnd and the Southern
route, to New Oflrnus, thence to Nashville.
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wigs and Toupess.-Tho best assortment
ne cry. c.n b hupd At Ysteh'iors Vic Manafs,ory No
all Nfe rtsr brusdwshs Invented iss -
silver medal ~ t,- ass Far - the American Institute sH
a< sce ksois purohv Ina s'~vm Copy the addrcsS
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Geld Pers.--PersOns going 10 CailTorsla

she uid. BY AL tho cebrs R,,n.
Ds old Pens hch yo va ,rs ars
able sid venierS aud will cargo o ous or ssi
pens Sold by J. y. SAVAGE Jr, Ne. Is MI strsA wv,
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| :. Hess5"B O"sost HHuWHhcsWfe0 hy
Ne s.oscrfbrs viii be fourd. alton, that
desr.o Tor TOT o. 10 ths smallest possible spAea
The tcss are eeosed with strict regard quality add Are
warranted. a. SAUsDbxs Il con
NO. l Broadway fLiSsry st. and s57 BrssI ~
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Fire Arms fire Arns!-Jossph ~ Hart. -
Naissa Ape the Uussd sut,a Tor tbs ads Of
Norhs ceshrstd Carbinss fcstsd HsisI naS A
trseoh, end bitter sd.ptsd fr the Cs trar any
psrsbe barrel only inches and Va
yaros loaded rapdtv ", IN ether
ball u pcsn; light weight aud re highly vnusd
b. United Ststss' army AID For sLs low bv
JOSEPH a A n 4 "a n .id.~
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CenorhiN bo0ss Eor the Gold HeHiOn, wav-
Aed 10 WEAR two ysars long Riding Tor tnoss
loins the overland route can Be fennd atav Youag
rutct end NAau foe bsota AZ S1 ans
3D. water proof Eaiss o and evsrthas IN m
ine, cheap % tie cheapest THE DOCTOR.
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Jew ||:&
1sl3ii3H ;S513i&
THE GREAT REMEDY


For Rheumatism, Gom Pam in the Side, Hip,
Back, Limbs and Joints, Scrofula, Kings Epil,
White Swellings, Hard Tmmors, Stiff Joints,
and all Fired Pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist
THESE rLASTERS possess the advantage of being put
up in ai'-tight bOxes-hence they ain their full
in all climates We have Just received the following testi
monal from e e. Sellers eminent lawyer successful
practice in Wilcox county, Alabama He is gentlemen
high standing and whose influence has great weight
CAMDEN Ala, Nov. oath 1873.
" .Messrs. Sc0UH e. Mead Gentlemen - Having been
requested state what has been the result of my experience
in the of your Hebrew Plaster cheeruly comply by
saying that have found be as heretofore mended
Invaluable med cine In different of my family
have applied the Plaster to Chronic Sores. Tumors and
Pains, and hassnever failed to afford instant relief have
also used it with good effect upon the
of ulcers, with which have been severely af1 cted
Respectfully, etc, G. G. SELLERS"
Beware Of Counterfeits and Base limitations.
CAUTIoNThe subscribers the only General Agents in
the Ou,hern Stat for the sale of this truly valuable Plaster
and order to prevent purchasers being imposed by
Counterfeit article sold in this city and sewbere for the
genuine they invite particular attention to the following
marks Of the genuine: =
/. The genuine put in smooth, CINE turned bot
toned boxes, not s0ldered in.
The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David on
the dectons around he box with accompar Record
SCOVIL s MEAD l,3 Charities street.
Between Cont and St LouB sts.
SOLE GEsrRAL AGENTS for tbs Southern States, fyO
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New Orleans Seed Store

ANU w
IL COMMON Street. corner of IchOupitonas street.
BY AFFLECK, COMSTOCK CO.
rINHE subscbers have just received from Wetherfield
Gardens.CoD the largest and heavi. -
MA stock of Garden and Farm Seed, Bulb0us 90
SSSYalKOOts, Towering Shrubs and Plants, Fruit -
ANS Trees. Horticultural Implements and Books
~ Offered in the South
BOses of Seed put order, and assOmens made
for the West Indies Mexc" California Texas and for any
port IN the Southern or Western country
Market Gardeners Merchants Factors Planters and off.
GERS OF boats rely upon having their orders promptly
executed, and every article warranted genuine.
jas If AFFLECK, COMSTOCK Il co.
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New TELEGRAPH.-On Wednesday evening,
the 2lst ult., the wires between New York and St.
Johns, New Brunswick, were connected, and Mr..
Foss the operator at New York, held conversa-
ton with the operator in the st. Johns office The
distance is about $50 miles
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Mrs, FANNY KEMBLE BUTLER-This lady
closed her series of readings of Shakespeare at Bos-
ton on Wednesday evening, the 2lst ult Her sue
cess has been unbounded, and her profits about
$500 per night. After loud and repeated calls at
the close, she expressed the funess of her emotion
in these words: ' can't make any speech that is
not in my book but thank You with all nv heart -
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CAUTIoN.-In Newark N. j., one of the citizens
came very losing his life by the bursting of
gas metre on the same floor in which he was sleep
ing. He was awakened about O'Clock by the
smell of gas, and found the adjoining room full Of
it. Fortunately there was no light burning, and
he succeeded in turning it off, and airing the room,
but was very much oppressed, and still feels the
effect of inhaling it.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

III ~ u y Il - r u n ~ III ~ U ~ " IL Il {,
Sc Camp street. NewOrleans,
WHERE families find all articles of House keeping,
comprising general assortment and select s.1ck Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-COoking Utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel; Shoves and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron-ware. uo,ou,
ENAMELLED and patent-metal timed HoLLoW
WARE Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS. -,
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver. Britannia, and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
CHURNS and TUBS.
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, new article
VILLAIN WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
BRUSHES-Fancy and Plain, busting, Sweeping and
Hearth Brushes
MATS-Jue, Manila. Alicante, Palm, and Husk MATS,
WATERS, and TRAYS.
BRASS, Britannia, and new Metal CANDLESTICKS
and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
ID. J. Wnghts patent premium COOK STOVES, for
Wood or Coal-wifh fixtures complete the most ap-
proved article in mar3 en-
~ Hotels and Steamboats, furnished at rsduosd priaa.,
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CHARTER REPEALED. - he Pennsylvania
House of Representatives, on the 23d ult., repealed
the charter of the Erie and Ohio railroad from the
borough of Erie to the Ohio State line, which was
granted last winter. The vote on the repeal was
Yeas SO, nays 80. The Senate had previously
passed this bill
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A COSTLY HoUsE.-The late residence of J. F..
Penniman, situated on the south side of Union
square, New York, and which cost $4,000 wa
sold lately to Capt. Spencer, of the Navy, for
$4,000
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1884, and the of s34s 80 from the 14h JULY 1s4
the 22d October 1871 and the further Of $e4S 81
from the I'D October 1884, nn paid d costs of this suit
in the Court below those of This appeal be paid by the
plaintiffs ~ Bowder Thomas & Snyder for plain ifs and
appeees Stacy Sparrow and Dupuy. for defendant
and apuellants 10 be cODtiaued1
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MORE DoCToRs Fifty students graduated from
the Medical College at Columbus, Ohio, Goth ult.
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LIcENsEs.-The vote in Cleveland Ohio, on the
10th ult., upon the license question: resulted: For
the city law, 49S; no city law, GA. Licenses will
be the order of the dav, says the True Democrat.
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MARRYING MINORS. - The jury, in the suit
against the Rev. Mr. Plummer, at Philadelphia, to
enforce the penalty of $50 for marrying the minor
daughter of Mr. Neale, could not agree, and We're
discI lar
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o. The steamship Northerner, for Chagres.
was to leave New York on Thursday, LIST of March
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CHARTER REsToRED.-The bill to restore the
charter of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of
New Brunswick has passed the New Jersey House.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-07

RAILRoADs.-1he annual report of the Connec-
ncut River Railroad states that it is now completed
10 tle south line of Vermont so miles, at cost of
SI'oSo,e74. The stock amounts 10 81 POI $40. il. d.
The Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad was
opened to Brattleboro, 1913 miles from Boston, on
the Doth ult