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Court OF Common Pleas.


MAY lo:-Feeinand z. W'dlther, Us. Samuel We,more,
ct aiThis was an action to the value of GER
tain goods shipped from London to this port. The
was tried, by consent, without jury The facts
as follows The plaintiff. London merchant en-
tered into an agreement with Coates Co.. Of London
to deliver to them % of goods consisting OF ho
siery and caps valued at $500 sterling, which they
were TO send TO this city to be sold here immediately
on their arrival either by private public sale Coates
Co. agreed to make an advance TO plaintiff upon the
goods of t2OO sterling, and to accept two drafts for
him for ECO more. In pursuance of this agreement
goods were then delivered to Coates Co.. who shipped
them by the Gladiator to this port consigned to MIR
Roberts, together with bills Of ading &c. the plaintiff
having paid all charges in London previous to ship
ment. In about three weeks afterwards. Coates IL
Co. failed, and were declared bankrupts, upon which
plaintiff wrote to his correspondent here to demand
the property from Roberts and to pay all expenses
GLIDING the advance Of $500 (he drafts having been
protested Tor non ayment but il that Coates
Cos had sent out order TO MIR Roberts to hand the
goods or the proceeds to the defendants. for n MIR
George Peabody. to whom they were largely in
debted; and from whom they expected further adj.
Nanees; Roberts accordingly assigned the bill ladnr
TO defendants together with the bill Of ladng of
several other parcels of goods amounting in all TO
about $50 600; the demand of the both
from the captain Of the vessel and from the dcfcn
dants, and an offer, the plaintiff alleges to nav all
liens to which they were LIABLE the defendant who IA
before stated had possession Of the goods refused to
deliver them up, and the present suit Is brought to
recover their value On the part of the petitioner IL
Is insisted that Coates Co. merely agents and
had no interest in the goods except to the extent of
Their advances, and that, upon tender of their
vances their lien ceased altogether. The PRINCIPAL
defence Is, that no tender made and that, under
the agreement between plaintiff and Coates u Co., the
goods were legally vested in the latter and their
factor had legal right to assign the bin Of ladng
Judgment deferred.
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Arrest Of Escaped Contradictions Price of the I'd
ward, arrested early yesterday morning by the
name of Michael Quinn. alias Moran. escaped con-
Wet from Blackwcll's Island 1t this prisoner
during the night procured plank from the island and
seated himself thereon and the ebb tide oated down
the river. The Fulton ferry boat crossing the river
at three O'Clock in the morning. the hands on board
heard terrible cry of distress and found it to from
the prisoner who in the river on the plank.
and fearing that he might be carried beyond the
city out to cried out for assistance. The
hands board of the ferry boat threw cut a rope
and pulled the man board, and officer Price
being advised Of the fact, discovered he
escaped convict, which the prisoner subsequently
knowledged Justice McGrath sent him back to his
Old quarters, to finish his term of sentence.
Peliee matters were on the stand-still Yesterday
Nothing occurred of any Importance in con sequence
1t supposed Of the great excitement created by the
anticipated riot at the Aster Place Opera House the
second appearance of Mr. Macrcady
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Superior Court.

Before Chicf Justice Oakley
NAY 10 Ezra Thayer ct al, as Thomas M pariridg q,
aiThs action Of trespass on the case to re-
damages for alleged breach of contract
vious to May, 164S the plaintiffs hired from the defend
snts the first floor Of the house No is Courandt
fancy goods store at rent of $3.50 per year paya-
bic quarterly In some time after the defendants let
the lofts Immediately over the plaintiffs premises to
Doctor Feuchtwanger, chemist. The Doctor put up
laboratory, and commenced chemical operations; in
consequence Of which. the premises rated
extra hazardous, and they had to pay insurance
accordingly; their goods were also damaged; and
finally, they had to give up the store notwithstand
ing they made various applications to defendants
to remove the nuisance created by the Doctor For
The defence. consent byiplanids. that the Doctor
should be allowed to occupy the lofts PLAINTIFF
store was set up. The defendants also pleaded set Off
ior rent Some objection radc to the admissbility
o the consent but 1t allowed to be put in issue
Ihree issues sent to the jury First the
paintiis entitled to any and what DANA ges second
was the consent offered in evidence entered into and
were The defendants entitled to set off for
rent! The jury found the following verdict That the
g.ainuns were entitled to $50 damages, exclusive Of
consent was given and thirdly that defendants were
onutled TO quarter rent exclusive Of the S25.
George e. Rich ind Others rs. Smith 4. Strong This
was action under the code to recover S,3l IN
IL appeared that on the LIST June lS4s one C. Brown
owed the plaintiffs S3 H. and that defendants nj the
time, being indebted to Brown In like sum thew TO-
gethcr with Brow agreed to pay the plaintiffs upon
Which writing puporting to be as follows was signed
pay $l31 IL in hardware from store at value
cash price" The plaintiffs afterwards endorsed the
order to another firm who called defendants their
store and purchased goods from them TO the amount
of the order and offered 1t in payment but defendants
refused 10 take it, the plaintiffs being informed of the
refusal to take the order. Of them called de-
PENDANTS and demanded that they should take the
order they however, declined The defence set up
that the endorsers of the order came to defendant
store and purchased lot Of goods for cash without
mentioning the order: that Of the goods not
In the store and they had to procure them from others
II was further insisted that according TO the terms Of
The agreement, they only bound to give such
goods az they in their store, and that the plaintiffs
ee likewise bound TO to the store select such
tvoos as they required, and demand that the
s sp. DC delivered to them. which not done:
ss 'ne demand made by the plaintiffs to accept the
80. ir goods purchased for cash by other persons,
not demand within its terms The court left IL
svsnt - y 70 gay whether a demand made pur-
sn. 70 the terms Of the order If not the defendants
Tov morning ''' 'e'o'c' 'o-mof-
Before Justice SANFORD
Brssks as. Judson.-This cause va ~. -,
when the court adjourned ~ "o' 'onciuoeu
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CALIFORNIA.

TINE WEST INDIA ROYAL NAH STEAM PACKET
Company for the conveyance Of Nails Passengers, Mer
chandisc aud TreasureThe Steam Packets Of this Com
appointed leave St. Thomas the LIST Of each
successive month for Bermuda and New York the first
18th Of the month leaving New York the 18TH they
expected to reach the 10th of the month and
yeyed to Nassau Haysna Mobile Point Vera Cruz TAmpieo
the Spanish Main includng Chagre Leaving Bermuda
the 18TH the last from New York becomes due at St.
Thomas the sd Of the month"; and will
specie and for that leland Porto Rico the West
India Islands generally Laguayra and Puerto Cabelo The
fares by steamers New York follows To
bermuda $40; St. Thomas so; Porto Rico $50 La Quay
sisc, D:%sfaTs. $40 vinesnts ss5 TTiadad. SisS
$40; Jamaica $40; St Jngo de Cuba Sl6O Jaeme $l4O
Vera Cruz, $40 Tampeo $70 Santa Martha $50 Car
thagena $55 Chagres Sl70 st. Juan de Nicaragua Sl.
freight specie and goods !; the same has hereto
MAITLAND. PHELPS, & CO.. Agents,
my1 26t IL Stone street.
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=
TOBACCO.

HAVANA SEGAR COMPANY.
Undersigned having been appointed Agent for the sale
Of the
CULTIVATED 81 rs OF
HAVANA SEGlK COMPANY.
row prepared 70 offer the following brands at the exceed
tDgly low price OF -
si5 per ". NACNUM BoNUM
SIS per N. EXCELSIOR.
esc segars handsomely put up in convenient packages
and are warranted equal to the
nCsr EVEN IMPORTED.
The prices he maintained at these extremely low rates
only by strict adherence to the
CASH PRINCIPLE,
precludng the necessity of good paying
incurred by sales to bad ones.
TO NE TRADE LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
large supply Of separs of different brands direct from the
manufacturers. always on hand. - -
J. 8. THRASHER
General Agent for the Havana Segar Company.
MILO l3t W Wall street, New York
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FRENCH LANGUAGE

II OSTON Sept lS43-Professor Edwards system Of in
- strucon in the French language which far Ihave
been able examine it, the rapid and solid in its
gress and results. EDWARD N. KIRK.
Professor T. EDWARDS respectfully invites those per-
who DESTROYS of studying French read his circular
and after its perusl the skcptca must be convinced Of
circulars to be had at the following bookstores French
1856 Nassau H. kernot 633 Broadway Thomas j. Crowen
$50 Broadway and the Professor residence 10 East Twen
tfourth ST. between Fourth and Lexington Class
evening. Terms S2 for "a lessons in advance Schools
attended in and New York Families taught at their
own residence myS;3 mlaw
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CoNHEcTrctT.-Go Trumbull, recently elected
IN Connecticut, is nephew of the late Governor
Trumbull, also of the late Col. Trumbull, the ar
ust and grandson Of Gov. Trunbull, the "orginal
brother Jonathan" of the revolution There have
been three Governors of the name of Trumbull.
three Gov. Walcotts and two Gov. Gr;swolds
elected by the people of Connecticut as follows =
Jonathan Trunbull, 1863 TO 1874; Jonathan Trum-
pm, lson ct the !est) 1893 to 1909; Joseph Trum-
bnn, Iosy; Roger Wolcou, l75l to 1854; Oliver
Matthew Griswod, 1854; Roger Griswold, 1911.
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SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER, CUT NJ MEASURE, AND WARRANTED TO
MRS. e. G. BEMAN,

Clinton HAIL 10 Nassau street. New York.
ITO BE kEse on TE L 1878 Or MAY NEXT
l. No Astor House, Broadway corner Of vessy streets
Richardson Owdens Saddler Fcnons and other Family
the inventor and only Of the celebrated
BEMAN COLLAR
Stitched Bosoms and richest assortment offered
Rum Re- Of than fifty different patterns For Seam
stress Work Shirts Mrs Beman is paying the highest
prices paid by Shirt Establishment in the world
For Linens Mrs D. pays as high as three dollars yard
Europe. For Shirts che charges from Two Sixteen Dollars
piece The most expensive generally Wedding Shirts.
No Gentleman in the world it is said rich and hand
Shirts the gentlemen Of New York At six to twelve
hours notice. Mrs. b. will time Shirts to order
cut by and warranted to it, Several hundreds best
stitchers constantly employed.
Ito Mrs. Boman point with confidence and
pride her Order Book in which the original autographs
between and three thousand regular
whom the Of Presidents and Ex Presidents Of Re-
pubcs at and from Foreign Courts Senator's
Officers Of the Army and Navy Editors Poets Orators Mer
chants Lawyers Doctors, and gentlemen of distinction in
every grade Of Military, Naval, Diplomatic, and Civil
Life mills l3t law
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THE Posi- OFFICE TnErT.-hr. A. G. Penn. the
Postmaster, yesterday appeared before Recorder
GenoIs, TO prosecute Hescklcr, by whom portion
of the package of diamonds sent from New York
to MI Joseph Tuck, and stolen few days since
appears that he confessed both to Mr.. Penn and
Captain Younes, that Mr.. Woodbridge snegro lsham,
by whom the package was stolen, gave it to him to
sell for their mutual benefit. lie was committed
for tiial before the First District Court. The
package was not so valuable as was at first sup
posed; 1t contained but $3.50 or $3.50 worth of dia-
monds.-N. o. Delta, Mav2
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Court Calendar for This DIV.

Cporr CouRr.-Nos !, 81 80, 81, 81, 43, 46 4s, 40,
81 81. 5s, 30, 81, G2, 63, "a. 65, 60, 81
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. A, 81, CO. ~ 73, o1 10s no.
12j 127 l2S, 100 49, l33, 134, 1885, 1856 139 al 142
la l46 las, 14S, 140 $780, 152 1856 1856 1853, 159 60
1o5 70 lC6 los 100 l7o, III, ia TO III 302 1885, 1884,
1856 1y7, ltS. 100, 100.
CosMoN r, rAs. lst partNcs 49, As 81 So, 81 So 63,
g. 67 Co. "a partei 20, rs, 100, 1o2 lOi, 1Oo, 10S
Ito, H. Ia llU
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TO GOLD WASHER MAKERS AND MEMBERS

TO GOLD WASHER MAKERS AND VENDORS.
A s THERE HAVE BEEN AND STILL ARE A NUMBER
OF Gold Washers offered for sale and advertised the
best to be had the undersigned, who believe and adver
e the best offered for SALE propose public exhibit
ton Of our machines and also evidence Of honest be-
machines SALE join select committee of respectable
Judges md procure for each machine given amount
which let the committee equal quantity
of peer solder and mix it WE'LL and then let each
the sand through his machine in his and
committee judge which does the quickest and which
catches the of the solder Let the committee give
certcat to the successful and advertise the
suit that the public know where get such machine
SHERWOOD FITZGERALD,
Gold Washer Depot, FPS Fulton street, Nassau,
IL
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MEDICAL.

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR, CORBIrT, 10 DUANE ST.
IN may consulted the treatment of delicate
diseases practice Of sixteen devoted the treat
delicate diseases enables Dr. c. the worst
this disease. Recent cured In DAYS No
mercury used. myIl lts
DR JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
~ In the treatment Of delicate deaesThe Doctors repu-
taton for skill in those half cured that have
years pre- eminent Constitutional weakness brought on
BY secret habit ehectuay cured. Recent In
four days invII Its
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TO TAILORS, DEALERS IN CLOTH, &c.
III ENRY KLEMM BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO
the Trade that he has taken lofts No 81 William street.
Now York where he has opened and IL daily receiving
choice selection Of Cloths Doekin Cassmere Vssngs Etc.,
expressly for the Tailoring Trade Also San
Serges Taior Trimmings &c. which offers for sale hade
under tho lowest market price,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED NOTES
Country Buyers particularly, would do well to examine
his goods where they have the privilege Of selecting from
fresh stock, in first hands, &c. HENRY KLEMx,
mills l3ta No. 81 William, Cedar street, New York
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f.. J. CARROLL'S
VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS,

f.. J. CARROLLS
VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS,
Formerly Of John stleet,)
NO 70 BARCLAY STREET,
nor the cure of Cutapeous Diseases Rheumatism Cont
Group ncpient Can Tumors Diseases
Catarrhal Complaints Affections Of the Liver, Asthma Sud-
den Colds, and Debility,
MEDICAL CERTIFICATES.
have several visited the Vapor Bath Estab
shnen John street. conducted by Mr. Mrs. Carroll
entirely satisfied myself that the Baths are
istercd there with skill and attention
ALEX. II. STEVENS, II. D.
cheerfuly state that have found the Baths in John
street well attended to- and COMFORT OF the patient
suited. VALENTINE MOTT, n. ID.
have been for many In tho habit of sending patients
to Mr. and Mrs CAROLS Vapor Bath in John st. and have
to be satisfied with the skill with which they admin
isered and believe that in this respect Mr. and Mrs. Car
roll leave nothing to be desired by male female bath
myll lts WIN. j. MACNEVEN, NJ. d.
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REWARD.
STRAYED FROM HIS FRIENDS.

STRAYED FROM Ills FRIENDS.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
A NDREW PULLAR, n native Of Dundee, in Scotland,
IA about IS of born deaf and dumb but who
make himself understood arrived at New York May 1871
sailed for Norfolk in Virginia, which he left in
months afterwards and supposed had proceeded TO the
interior and has not since been heard Of Height about
feet Ga inches fair mplexion slender make It
ed that meeting Andrew Puar, will inform George
j. Butler, Esq attorney ataw, New York, Messrs.
CHARLES and George Reid Norfolk, Virginia, Lofn N.
Elicit Esq, Richmond Va, who WILL his being brought
myll 3ts law
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PORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.

THE GALVANIZED IRON HOUSES CONSTRUCTED
By me fer California having met with SO much approval
thus induced to call the attention Of those gsng CALI
fornis to examination Of them The iron 10 grooved in
such that all parts Of the house. roof and sides,
glide together and house 2xl5 be less than
day They are far cheaper than wood and much
comfortable than house Of the above be
shipped in boxes R feet long and feet wid and inches
deep the freight which would be about S4 to Francis
There will also trouble in removing from
Of the country to another ~ the house in few hours
be taken down and up. by calling upon the subscriber
MO Isl PETER NAYLoR, 10 Stone street.
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,

NIX MARSH, Accountant, Author Of the "sciense Of
w Double Entry Bookkeeping Simplfcd, and the art
as above. - "
There are no easessach pupil has desk to himse IL put
s 10 keeping books receives separate Instruction and
hus becomes with all the account hooks const
ung acct and also with many important mercantile snlou-
aon Persons Of moderate capacity by this course become
competent bookkeepors in about month"; and receive oorti
hcates to that effect.
~ to6PM. mh20
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STATIONERY, sc

STATIONERY, &C.
QLAEK BOOKS PAPER AND STATIONERY-FRAN-
- CIS LOUTREI, II Maiden Lane, manufacture every
style Of Account Book and sell at the lowest cash pries
Also Letter. Cap and Note Papers, Envelopes Gold PENS
Portfolios Scrap Books Inks Wax WATERS Manifold Letter
Writer'S Copying and Noaral Presses Fancy and staple
Stationery articles, newest styles
FRANCIS Il LOUTREL,
mh20 l3t n Maiden Lane.
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Supreme Committeeman 'ycr,x,

Present, Justices Jones, Edmonds and Edwards
MAY 1O--The court was occupied in hearing motions
today. The examination of persons applying for ad-
mission TO the bar will be held on Tuesday next
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Is A BY JUN PER

THE PATENT INFANT GYMNASIUM
I Sc HAS PRODUCED CONVICTION OF THE ME-
rits Of this novel invention. Moro than Thirty Thousand
them have been used without the of single
ciden The most eminent Physicians daily them
for the healthul exercise Of little children Every baby
should be provided with article conducive its health
and happiness.
MERCHANTS VISITING THE CITY
should not fail to purchase large supply of Baby Jumpers
for profit to themselves and the those
fortunate as to have baby.
Aso, PATENT SWINGS for Children Of all ages to be had
wholesale and retail, at the established depot of
mhO I3ts g. w. FUTILE. 81 Broadway, New York.
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CALIFORNIA FIRE ARMS.

W. SPIES & CO., 81 MAIDEN LANE, IMPORTERS
ornans their stock Of United States Rifles Carbnss Mus
kes Short Rifles double and single barrel Guns Revolving
Pistols, Bowie Knives, Pouches Belts &c. &c. having the
largest stock Of articles Of this description which they offer
wholesale and retail MI l3t
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PUBLICATIONS.
GRAHAM'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
OFFICE OF


OFFICE OF
GRAHAN'S MAGAZINE,
9h sSS1 sEc Sss
" Cheap Publications., Newspaper Lthosraphc Prints
orders pedsr and booksellers promptly
attended Sa to, at the very lowest pfies;w GRAHAM
Brick Church building, New York,
press and sold Wholesale retail at the publishers lowest
the Trade Sale q
Bow xU an Ssss nnnsy 81 very low prices
GRAHAM's Brick Church Building.
corner of Spruce and Nassau sts
r. N. sAxToN, (LATE sAxroN & MILEs) REMOVED
to Nc. III Fulton street where he you'd be happy to
will furnish short notice Th:ooseaI Classical Mis-
s ssS ;
Gslar price, mYSN
ANGLERS ALMANAC FOR ls4s
UssPuL little pamphlet Of n.srs.. to the Angler
n'n' Of Hooks and Lines of ali 6nS ~ 4;
nhz lat At The Angler Depot, lOs Fulton st.
PROSPECTUS OF THE PHRENOLOGICAL
JOURNAL, FOR 1919.
EDITED BY o. 8. L. ~. FOWLER.
sursvs ,n
osnoy and Vital Magnetism .mSrace hence fully s.poasl
" the laws Of our being ne ssStsS1' of happiness
ny a % sa
's on their yh DISTRACTIONS learners
assS f q s
restoration special v sisfai.'a XII FISH;
aS
the theme Of a ''fs siG Il :is'fIss
Ter happy SUCH each number viii b. promp-
-. THE JOURNAL
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,

ODD FELLOWS HALL,
CORNER OF GRAND AND CENTRE STREETS
RROTIERS PERKINS GRATEFUL FOR THE VERY
- liberal patronage already extended TO them and which
has exceeded their most sanguns ancpaons beg leave to
say that their
PRIVATE SUFFER- ROOMS
for the reception Of Ladies accompanied by Cenemsn
for the first time, complete.
They confident Of they ability n please the most fas
tdour OF competent experience and taste in such
matters having assured them that their saloon exessd
In London Paris for CONVENIENCE for gNTENT, for
GoRGIoUsrEss DHcoRATToS,
for the perfection Of its for its prompt and polite
attendance Its
LARDER,
always edible Of the New York markets. and In
addition, almost daily contributions Of uxnries by all the
steamers the tropical regions and from Europe Thor
VAULTS AND STORE ROOMS
are supplied with the choicest brands Of
WINES LIQUORS AND SEoARS,
selected hero procured directly BY importation and her
charges will found reasonable restaurant its
character in this city or elsewhere mhN
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&h(M GHALLENGE.-vALIERs FRENCH PILLS
WV This 10 an unrva remedy for diseases Of pri
positive and speedy the
ds or mndanos from business Price 81 per Box Sole
ics nyse nv street. three doors from Courandt
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FOR THE PILES.
IDR. UPH.1M, ELEC TUHRY

IDR. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY,
Internal Remedy is certain the Piles either
"A internal OF misunderstanding blind Sold wholesale
and retail only IN this city Mt the oce Of the original rropr
itor, A. UPHAM, NJ d.. q regular educated physician Of
twenty years enpesnee, confined 20 an ohos where Piles
md chronic diseases were susoessfuly treated Medical
once w Bowery, four doors above Spring street. Oce
kews Gem A. N. to9P. N. Advice eatis pb20 I3xs
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TUITION.


CONVERSATIONS FRANCHISES,
Or FRENCH TAUGHT, on the oral system, nsuring
~ and huency in speaking Private tuition home
MONTH ditto, in classes 81 Families and schools attended
Please address Mons. DE ST. PIERRE, Natf dc Paris
lnN No RrnnI
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MRS. VAN HOUTEN

MRS VAN HOUTEN
WOULD INFORM FRIENDS, PUBLIC GENERALLY,
HATshe Is prepared to execute orders for Ane
SHIRTS, BOSoMs, AND COLLARS,
In the latest and approved patterns and styles
may desired at her Shirt Store and Mandatory No. IS
Nassau street.
N. B-Particular attention is called 70 her style full
bosom Summer Shirts. apl7 St
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CORNELIUS SOLAR LAMPS,
~ Silver, and Damat; Plated Tea sets Forks, Spoons
re. ASHER T. MORGAN, I52 William st.,
apS ls Between ul.on and Ann, opposite the Church
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Er6overnor Slade arrived at Utica on Friday with
t lazy =, some twenty young lady teachers, bound for
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Court OF Oyer and Term,nex.
Before Justice Hurlbut, and Aid Wood and Np,,o,a
MAY 1o.-The court opened and adjourned immc.
aisteIy after "o-
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Before Justice IIurlbut.
NAV o.-H,,apie rs. Burfoa.--The defence In th;s
esse vas not opened when the court adjourned.