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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

crorpa st about six o'clock. In the evening, paSr
X, ssTvic. were held IN the Church OF the PHI
0rims. when the Annual Report vas read and ad-
Tie Rerort stated that the number Of Schools
connected with Evangelical churches OF the city
was SO Of Which ~ have reported aad the result
Is "a follows: 49,,
F FI Iao.s9o-ll:l ems!e ee;;;h ss-'07o
Nina .cboo q have made no report; bat BY the
re port Of ast wear these had 80 teachers aud Coz
scholars The Unitarian and Universalist churches
are not included - ,
scholars s.734. ard teachers l2i7. During the
wear. 234 connected wi the schools have united
with the various churches in our city POO te1chers
and 3O9 scholars are reported as Professors o rei-
eion OF those engaged a. teachers, $50 nave
otce been o. holars IN the Sabbath school /"
tfchers ard - scholars have been summoned rom
tin 20 eternity p schools report weekly teachers
meeting and hold them montLly % schools
h,la two sessions op the Sabbath, and Il schools
hold one session. The aggregate number OF vols.
in the several libraries, IL % Az, and $1,000 10
have been contributed to various benevolent opera
tons.
TEMPERANCE A large outdoor meeting was
held on Sunday near Catherine Ferry Wharf, foot
Of Maron-st DR.. Schnebley addressed the crowd
10 the evening the Washington Benevolens Total
Abstinence Society met in their new hall, the
large and beautiful room above the new Market
house, corner Of Fulton and Concord SIS. The
meeting was addressed by Messrs. Elton aad
McDoDalG and Dr.. schenbly
On motion Of DR.. schepby it was resolved that
this jail be dedicated 70 the cane Of Temperance
on next Sabbath evening, which occasion
Bible Will be presented.
MIssioys.-A meeting Of the Union Missionary
s c ETY. v as held on Monday night in the Wash
inctonst NJ. L. Church. The Treasurers Report
vas read, and an interesting address delivered BY
Rev. M. Lyons Of the Germln Mission. Dr. Cor
son then read the Secretsry's Report from which
il appears that the Society is in very good con
di,ion Professor Deibn then made en- address,
and MIS- D. Yves made life member.
~ The Young Mems Missionary Society Ct
the First Baptist Church, Nassau st. elected the
following officers at their late meeting viz
Far Pyeadent-Elijah Lewis, Jr.
Vice Pr.s,dent-James X. Neil, Isaac P. VIII
Isms Warren Beebe
Co,,,sDondiag Sfcretary-E L. Brown.
Rccordfng Secyetary-C. f. KetchuD.
Tre0surfT-C u. Morse.
There we're also - directors elected
~ Among the passengers by the Washington
for Bremen, was Mrs. Derbin, who goes oat TO
ion the Methodist Mission in Holland
Burnt TO DEATH-A child Of John DIify,
yeais Old residing opposite the Catholic Church in
Court ct BY its clothes taking fire, while az play,
on Saturday afternoon with other chldrcn, around
bolfre which had been kiudled in an open lot
nea The d. cling Of It's parents.
SUPREME CoURT.-Argument in the case OF the
Centenary Church against Steble and others, con-
Guided Decision reserved.
ViHom Coneri vs.. John A. Davenport. Arg1. |
ment on bill OF Exceptions. Decision reserved.
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The WAY THEY DO 1T N BosroS.-The Capital
Of YsDkeedom is a place which knows how things
should be done, aud notwithstanding its age aud
responsibility, seems at times to act with all the
ffskiness Of youth, and the headong rush of gen.
t,eman of fortune bent on being in the fashion aud
spending his money as a gentleman ought. On
Monday the Havana Opera Company advertised
La Favorsta for the evenings performance, and
the choice Of seats was sold at auction with the
following sult, according to the Atlas:
The nett amount Of premium paid on twentytw
boxes, containing two hundred and eighty three
seets, was 81 $50 81 Each box was Offered SEP
arately for premium over the regular prize OF 81
for each ticket or seat, with the following result:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

DUBLIC EOTlCE.-suPkEMs COUkr-la matter OF the
Application or tie Mayor, Aldermen and CouInosy of the Cl
Of Ne~foTk, rhrs 70 the opening seventh avrsu-
Twelfth Ward OF tie City Of Nee YORK l Iorthsry boundary
line Of Ends already o-led 70 sad C b. Charles H. Hal l5d
street 10 the s1utery sis Of if stesPgbhc
hereby b The Mayor Aldermen aa COMMONLY ofths
New fork Pursuant % .ie such AID provided that
he sa5 The h4por Aeru-n snd Couoai Of ts C;y Of
fo ni-ud aaks application The SlPnm Coaro the
keE fot SPECIAL Term of the SAID Court held City
Hal the Cty Of New Yo onssufd6y he sbt day May
at The Of ihs Court day thereafter
sci Be heard, or tie appOntmelto Of Etnas
As.een the stoye ted that the
eai Of the the the III the Tw
Ward Of the CITY Nsr lor ths n.i-ry boundary lns VI
kss already ceea 20 sad City b. Chass Hail. at 1875 street.
The .oghery In side OF s5h had The
pan Of the C q 81 "A Act rel
Improvements. touching the laying Of and rosds
Cy Of New York, and f1r ether purPcsss pael Apo 50, ~
Dated New fsrE, April g0fh, lsbn HENRY DAVIES,
thyb Gauus-l 10 ths lorporat.sn.
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MAINE LEGTsLATURE.-The Liquor Bill, which
was veto ed by Gov Dana last year. has been 70
jected in the Name House Of Representatives by
Q vote Of so nays to So yeas.
The House was occupied on Friday in discussing
p resolution offered on Thursday oy Mr.. Sewall OF
Old Town, friend Of Mr.. Hamln, to go into the
choice Of a United States Senator, on Thursday
next The resolution was taken up by vote Of
u - 81, and a motion to lay it on the table was
lost 70 to 81. Mr.. Bradbury of PASSPORT an
opponent of Mr.. Hamlin. moved to assign June
10th for the election. Much discussion was had.
but no vote was taken that day. A correspondent
oithe Portland Advertiscr writes that on Saturday
on motion OF Mr.. Krowon Of MO1tville the 20sh
o. June was fixed UpOn by the Anti Hamlin men,
and adopted as compromise, the proposition being
carried by unanimous vote. The Loco-FOco
Cnucus Of Senators and Representatives, on Wed
nesday evening, adopted vote to meet ON Monday
evening, Goth nst. ard select candidate for Sen
ator.
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CITY ITEMS.

EXTRACT FROM POLICE return" @. w.
Wilbur, arrested at midnight, Tuesday, for assault
and battery on John ack, 240 Seventeenth st. Ar.
rested by officers Johnson, Forshay, Morrison and
Wsrk, Of the Eighth Wsrd. Witnesses; Edward
Duffy, 1903 Amos st.; Patrick Brien, same place"
Now for the Poetry Of Justice Released by
Alderman Smith lof the Eighth Ward to appear
at the Police Court at 8 o'clock this "Wednesday
morning. Signed, Frazee Durham, Assistant
Captain of Eighth Patrol District kissing goes
by favor
~ We have received from MEADE, Brothers,
Dsguereotypists, handsome Autograph Of Da-
guerrc the inventor Of the ART taken his chateau
in France in the year ls4s. The face is vigorous
and full Of character and ia excellent specimen,
bth Of bis own art, and that Of the photographer
BURGLARY John Michaels, James Murphy and
| John Meyer were arrested early yesterday Morn
/ ing in the Fourth Ward for breaking into the man.
| ulsclutirg iewelry establishment of Schriner Is
! Cone u, ~ North illiams ST. Meyer Jumped from
n wincow and broke bis thigh. Sent to the Hos.
pitali the others to the Tombs.
ACCIDENT Thomas Larkin. diver of Man
hsttsnvIlle ttaee. was thrown of his seat by CON
tact with a cart in Fourth avenue near Eighth st.
Tuesday afternoon, and severely wounded in the
heed Sent home after his wounds had been
dressed at Mr. Logues store.
CHARGE or Assault Richard Hughes, John
LHvery and John Parcels bands on board the snip
Wetiern World, IL ing at the foot of Beach b.
were yesterday arrested by ohicsr S. J. Smith,
charged with a. saulting he steward with knives
Ttey were prevented from ini ring him by the in.
tersDce of the stevedores. They were committed
for exs animation.
THE DRoPPER-Th fellow who called hins II
Edwin Forrest pocket book drOpper, arrested for
trying bis game on Monday, turns up rather often.
fellow giving the same lame. and charged with
the same Ofleuse, was caught in the Third Ward,
aud another IN the Sixteenth Ward, on Tuesday.
PROPERTY AFLoAT.-Officer Sharpe founl
yesterday morning, at the foot of James at three
boats loaded with cotton and ships rigging. Taken
in charge for an owner.
DIsoRDERLiEs.- Henry Wade was arrested
Yesterday morning by Capt. Scatchiif, Fourteenth
Ward, for keeping dsorderly house at "A Prince
st. Seven girls were TAX en- from the house.
SMALL OTFENsEs.-There were about 90 arrests
in the City exclusive Of the Twelfth Ward on
Tuesday, for small Enthusiastically drunkenness.
About third were females.
Rory FOusD.-Sone laborers digging in n
vacant lot in Bethunest. near West-st on Tuesday
afternoon, found an infant in a rough coffin about
loot under ground. Coroner sent Tor.
IN BRITcHEs.-One Julia Forest was arrested
Yesterday NOR ing 10y officer Keefo Of the Fifth
Ward Tor piomenadiug the streets in male APP
parel
STEALING SHAwL-Catherine Riley was ar
r s'ed yesterday in the Seventh Ward for stealing
hat and shaw alued at a. Locked up.
MoRE DiSoRDkRLHs-Charles Keyser, Cath.
erne Croh, James n Hall, Margaret Hall and
VIM hc6ovcru, were arrested in the First Ward
on Tuesday for keeping disoriery houses
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The HOMESTEAD The German Association
of Buffalo for the Protection Of the Laboring Class
es.o tbrouph their Committee, Messrs. John a.
Weimer Gottfried Berger, and !. v VanderPoel'
thank Messrs o. Allen and Elijah Ford, members
Of the late Legislature for their efforts in procur-
ing the passage the Homestead Exemption bnl.
The Committee say that it was to secure such
ends. and To- such purposes that this Association
wos formed. Success TO it.
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familiar with the most authento-contains sue"
sudden variation in the breadth OF the CohnneH''
The rou,e from Alvarsdo to Haatucoi 10 "eaty ''U'
did. The lsnotb Of that from Vera Cruz to Acapoi
co. We leave the Csptai' 70 se'ae ''9,o ~
tons We arc willing to advocate any pan o. -
overland route though Mexico that looks prac'''
c,be and h, s,rly stated. The exlgencie' o. the
t,ae. ,s interests OF our own country and OF Mex
ico De rnand such work, and we hope to see 1t IN
prccress before many years. = l.
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Trial of james Arlington Bsnpctt.. {

thai OF james Arlington BSnDctt.. Coaiiauec
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Before tae Re.
corder and Aid. Griffin and Oakley.-Rutus r.
UVhoms, bting sworn, testified to having been ac.
qusinted with Bennett for some time be cons!d-
cred lin rather an eccentric man, OF, 10 use the
woIos Of witness, he considered him to be either
tht blower or a crazy man - from what he had
heard, he should think his character was bad La a
otnVtTkstion witness had with him. he sal. no
was AFRAID Of Thompson; that he one night fol.
lowed Inn with a guo, because be Bennett
Thought he wa gong 10 XIII his son.
Darad Exams sHOFu-Am an attorney and com.
st'or-etlaN about year since Bennett asked me-
u noe should come here from the South, the
holder OF The note not being here, wnat proved
lngs would be necessary il order % collect it the
impression received IN regard to the amount Of
The to'e' wss that II was as much $500.
CToss-cL amined-This conversation may bsv,
be en- III October last; he sail 10 me that friend
o. hls, named, believe, Fields had desired him 70
ash The questions relative TO the collection Of ths
note have known Bennett about % wears. nm
to the time of this charge had a very high opin.
ION OF ms character though knew he mad many
eCceItTiCltes.
Mr. james Foster was recalled to show tina. The
oliy correspondence he ever bal with Benn,.t
was N reference TO the mortgage alluded 10 Hs
"f"ae 10 hlm about years ago In reference Ia an
Il crease OF interest The more recent c,rra.o,,,J
ence WIS since July aud up 10 November Pc.
VI. rs 70 this charge witness newer heard ANYTHING
seSrst The character Of Bennett-Couusel io- Jso'
i.ise then opened bis case to the jury by ,Sying
ihst IhorT son forged the note, having ftst ss1i,n
letter written by Nj Foster 70 Bennett, from the
house Of he latter. '''
JosTh L. AskSy sworn for defeme-I b,vs
known One Eyed Thompson hr - year, iotr',
cuced HIM 10 Bennett who let iim a ho1.s g.
500 year; applied 20 Bennett &, the rs1,es,
Of Thomson to get him 10 employ some la,T,Trio
collect pretty large Debt against sone per;,,, -
New Yofk, ana which debt, was told, some mar.
sen at bomi sons rouse bad an interest in. Ben
neit was 70 Get commis,iou on the sum collects
Tie claim vas ssid to be owned unity by ,one
pe'son in Thompsons house and SONS one oar
West Thompson was nj this time iOct,bsrl AZ
variance with Bsnn,tr Mr.. Byrne showed the
note nov In qnes'ion - T onnson, who pronounced
u oscry, AID ADVISED h q {. kce. .
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ence with the President in the course he has set
out upon. lie viii usGrp no pc wer, nos infringe
upon TO provision os the Cons;itntion-but keep
ing within his legitimate sphere, be will ares; all
attempted invasion Of foreign power with whom
we are at peace, without Fsgard to the consequen-
ces that may fall upon those participating in the
unlawful and upjas6fabe act. 10 doing this, he
will be sustained By all those whose good opinions
or whose confidence is worth enjoying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CAADEN.-About 10
O'Clock last night, destructive fire occurred near
the foot Of Cooper-st. Camden, " j. Four stables
and small frame store house, occupied by Isaac
Enghsh, were entirely consumed. They belonged
to the estate Of Daniel Cooper deceased, and were
partially insured. The less Of the tenant was
nearly $1,000. A frame building occupied by
Mesas. Porter ssreeve & Co. OF this city "a a
glass warehouse, was also burned TO the ground.
The fire is said to have been the work Of al incen
d'arv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

IY. The DAILY Mtirauhee SentiHd and ga
ss,fe has been enlarged and improved. The Ga'
.etle was established in 1874, and is the Oldest
daily in the State, and is one Of the ablest W hs
nancrs in the West. Gen. KING, the Editor OF Ine
Sra5,s,L ia an enterprising citizen and whole
souled Whig, and abundanty neri. the success
indicated by this enlargement
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HEU MARKET.

T'HE SUBSCkIBER lak1s this melhOd OF informing the
i public hal be hrs opened Il 81 al shop, 34l
side OF ThTday. between T~ontynfh aud Twenly-slxlh
where be Intends furnishing he beat Of every kad Of
its season. determined that rolnfng shall 30
ing on nis part give entire satsfs. iOn
A,o, The place Beef Calves, sheep and Lambs
wholesale fair terms for cash the slSugner.
house IN Twenty fourth between Second and Thrd
nyl6 IT. NICHOLAS RYERSON
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES

1T NOW being the time when housekeepers arc shout
making their purchases sDd repenshng old stock, Of
the almost encess variety Of useful and Indispensable
nees, we particularly wish 10 the attention OF thoso
who design purchasing TO large and vol selscted
nock con prs.hg 10 rari plain and Japannod Tin Ware
Britannia Ware, Hollow Ware Shower Baths Rsfhgera-
ios Wser Cooers ord Filters ard every thiog reqcired
.or he convenience aid luxury % families prices thai
% PR CENT MAY BE- SAVED
Hotels Dining Saloons and Steamboats, can he supplied a
The shortest notice and lowest pr1ees T SMITH, so
AZ lmeodh-STr6Th n Fpro--si door ~ " Gold
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The extraordinary prices at which many OF the
seats sod was in consequence of composition be
tween the fremont and the Revere Houses to OBJ
tain the best boxes.
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yirsI.,a state CeayertIop.

We annex list OF Counties ss arranged into
Districts, with the number of delegates each Dis
trct u eIt tied 20 la the Convention to be held IA
Il City OF Rict Hoao on Monday. the tth day Of
October next The election Tor delegates will take
place throughout the State on Th1rsday, the 22l
day Of August next tRichmond Enqarer
AeeonseA and Northampton together, s1uhed to two
kO,iol CITY, Norfolk County ard Prince Auns entitled
g. We deeghies
SOUTHAMPTON, Nsrsemond I.s Of vTsst sus,ex. sarry
AID Gtensviile. cur Delegates
P-tenbGrg Ctesiehslo AID rrncs George, four dele
RelmOpd City, HeurcO, chals. Cry and New Kenl
80 dele gaies
Grc FliHstsih Ct,. two delegates
FsseK King ard Q Ieen Middlesex and Mathews three
Caolire, spousy' vspis, King william add Hanover,
RirhTGrd County westnorelsnd King Georgc, LIn-
caste, md Nortt aiher.snd three d-leg,te..
Prince v imam, AexardTis Fa'rfiS and Stafford foI
Her,v Frsrhru ard Patrick three delegates.
H. isx Piitsylvsris md Meckl-nhurgh six deiegaes.
Prince Edward, ChAlo,,e aud ApPonsiox, three dele
Burswiel Lu-euourg, NouOwAy and Dinwiidis, three
Cumberland, Amels, Powhs;An and Buckingham, hros
Campbell nnd Bedford. four delegates
Eeisor. Anle II ant Alternate + ur delegates.
Goocbsrd FuvanBH and LouSa three 'egstes
CUptpper, Greene, Madison and Orange, sAree deie'
'Ioa1cun. three deegste.
Fsuquier and Rappai annock three delrga'es-
BOieicuT RCsnOk =, AIegnauy anf t .nI oertelt'
Aueuss, RCckbiidre ana Highland. I'VE delegates.
RocAir ghsm. Pen, lrion "a Page lr deiegsies.
Shenandoah HARDY aud Wa ran, four delegates.
jefferson Berkeley md Clarke four deeysies
FredenCh, han shire and Morgan four delegates
Ohio. Brooke. Hsncock snd Msrshs, four delegates
Doddutee, Weize Tyler, HarFison, Wood and Ri.chli,
four delegate
Lewis Randolph, Barbour, Glmer Braxton, Win AID
Jackson. foHr delegates
Clten. Mas D, Putnam, Wayne, Boone. Wyoming and
LogsD three delegates.
6rsenhrer Poeshon,a, Fayeue, Raleigh, Nicholas aud
kAnswha four delesstes
Carroll Grayson, Floyd Montgomery snd Pulaski, Tires
delegates ,,-
sm,t r. W, tie snd Washington three delegates
Scot Russell and Lee, three delegates
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Destructive STORM Or The CoAsr.-Tho Of
fcers OF the steamer Mary Foley report that, o.
Saturday evening last, the lth Instant when IN
BAYOU Laouche, about four miles rom Donaldson
vile. a severe storm arose, which carried away
10th chimneys, pilot house. and a considerable por.
ton Of her cabin. The steamer ChalmettO, lying
one mile below, was more seriously damaged than
the Mary Foley having lost her chlmneys, and her
upper works having been made n complete wreck
of. Great damage done on the neighborng
plantations several dwellings aud sugar houses
were blown down. The officers Of the Mary Foley
could not ascertain whether or not there were any
lives lost.
Furt1tr Particulars -We learn from a gentle
residing the coast in the vicinity o., Donald
soLyile that that section Of toe State was visited
Oh Saturday evening last by one Of the most VIC
lent storms OF wind rain and bail, ever experienced
in that part Of Louisiana The damage doae 10
the psntaiious and growing crop is described as
being very great The corn Is apparently all de-
stroyed. The cane looks Ike fields Of grass, tho
leaves being cut of aud strewn about or beaten
Fat into the ground. Several sugarhOuses entire,
All in otter places purgeries and outbaildings
have been blown down or seriously injured
Amosg the sufferers ia this respect we have the
names Of Mr. Crs, the MesSrs. Gilbert Dr. Dali,
Mr.. II. DOyal, Mr.. Christopher Adams, and others
The hail fell with great violence. and in large
Jumps Numbers OF horses, and other cattle have
been killed and II ID said that quantities OF frogs
snakes, &c. have been picked up, that had persisted
in the hight OF the storm N o. Delta, 18th.
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HUDsos COUNTY CoURT.-Chambone rs. D)r1.
This was an action of assault aud battery. 1t
was tined last term, when the Jury gave verdict
for plaintiff for q 900 which was set asi lie an
new trisl granted on the ground Of excessive dam
ages. Dord is a commissi merchant, doing bust
ness in New York, but resides on his place, the
Bereen Road near the HackensacG turnpike, AID
near by the plaintiff Both OF the parties are
Frtneh. The assault wss an aggravated ose, and
testimony was brought to prove that ID Jrd anpro-
vok eddy knocked ChsmbOne down and attempted
to eouee out his eyes-though defendant denied
the latter charge. The Jur. brought in a verdict
Of 81 500 damages, being $500 more than the yer
dict thar was set aside last term as excessive. An
application for q new trial, on the ground Of ex-
c.ssive damages, was Immediately made, but the
Chief Justice did not intimate his opinion on tn
notion
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BRUSH rdArluPACToRy.

OF PEARL-sT. FRANKLINsQUA RE-rbs sab.
Ol scrbtT respectfully informs his customers and tas
public usI be has hind for the Spring rads 20
sofment Of paint brushes sash tOos yarrlsh brushes
~hilew Ssh DO window do, dssing do &c Aiso an en-
sensye assortment OF fancy brushes " superior woman-
ship hcb he 10 selling ri the lowest prices The 1ndsr-
signed has received from the American Instrns slver
medal for the beet brusbss exhibited 's-ir fiv
~ Pm John x HOPPEk
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II. l. I. NJ. LAME

HOUSE, SION AND DECORATIVE PAINTERS
HAVING MADE extensive arrangements for tho IN.
creaslog prDg trade prepared 10 execute aIl
cer 10 their lrr cheaper han any Oer similar establish
snl IN the city Call snd SEQ specmeuB and leave your
orders which viii " promptly executed Store $50 GTe9n-
-ichst one door below Chrsopher-St ConianIy hand
Ggr sasortIneni u paints oils, giaAs, 4e ny2 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

LADY residing IA peasant location IN PrncesI
~ within two blocks VI BDa1wsy. west aide, will Do
badpy 10 receive az nustes Of fmy few gentlemen
10 break fast and where b. reaEod agreeable
home, with moderate terms. Address G b. This ohce.
myl7 IL
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RrceinIs of Prndnre.

By NORTH Rir,y Boats Wtiaesday. Nae ~
I2eIi los Flonr; 20 Ash-.; q 10 Nhsay; IS IN
b - Com see ptss rroy.soasi ~ to,h Peas, Il6
u What
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LAW COURT is.

CouRr CALENDAR-This Day.-COpiDqon PEAS.
Part Nos. 49, 400, 647. S. 81. lO3. 5o,,
COS, 1879. Part lI-Nos 24s, 10, "a, Sc 90, log,
lie. 20. ll6, 1874, 1913. 27s, 3i4 $40. 34s.
Supreme Comt- Gem raj Term.-Nos. !, 2, 6, 8,
10, 10, IA, 10, II, ~, 10, % 49, "a, IS.
Superior COurt-Tronsferred Caendar-Nos "a,
%, So, 81, S. 100, So, Sc, l29, 50, 90, lis, %,
1914, 81, IL, Ill so.
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F1OAKDlNG Az Mon pAkk.-Psrlors with
ObeoIooms elachsd I'd single rooms may DO had 10 this
delightful snd he4hhiu caiOn 81 jicSuon AT horses V
and 20 Foureea1hst he Veeu Broad NY and Flflhay
myl7 lWs
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HAVANA CIGARS.

MORAL LUN MAR,
ComnisIon Merchants aud Importers Of Havana Glars
1874 Eas.aH-st
Who'll EsALE AND RETAIL,
WHERE THEY KEEP constantly on hand sisrge and
w fine assortment Of the best brands from the Island Of
Cuba M Smsods
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A FLRNisHkD b. dIOl NJ ora sng e gentleman on
"A be second hoor, te hsd alta While few doors
west Of Broadway ny2l lw'