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TsORP ,RATIoN NorICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given 70 the owner or owners occupant or 90
laS Affected thereby that the following
have tesn completed and lodged in the
once Of the Bureau Of Assessments for exAnin ston by
AL persons interes ed w. For paving and setting ourb
md gutter stones in street. from First avense
Rast river The limits embraced by such
suds al the several hopSes and lot. Of ground vacant
Nineteenth street, between First and East river
Al whose affected by the above
and who opposed to the same either Of
then are requested tS shs, writing
Wstbin thirty days nom the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors,
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Au-
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.--TO CON-
~ sractors-Ssaled Proposals Will be received 81 the
Office Of she Croton Aqseducs Department, (Rotunda,
Park until Monday the d day Of August 1852 three
ms basins and suyerss II s.snss D. fran Eeys1sh to
feet The plan Of the and for tho build-
ing Of the and all other relating thereto
be obtained application to tho Contract Clerk at
this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN, President Of the
New York. Aug, II, Is5a Cr0ton Aqusduct Department
CRoTON AQgEDUcT DEPARTNKNT.-ro CON-
ehase Of ths Crcton Aqueduet Department (Rotunda,
s1tn acnSsY the ssd Ssy Ss Aus. ssS q
basins AnS oplysrt IN Duane street. from City Han pace
plan the and specifications for the building Of
and all other Information relating thereto be
ppstion to the Contract Clerk at this ess.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
PRESIDENT Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York. Aug. 9, 1sJ2.
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PATTEs1T, ,, LEATnIas.- tnY I9Eylr $. O. ? e.,J

CPRCTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY ADJUSTED TO DE
~ fcctivc vision with unerring accuracy by Mr. FRANKS
,psoaoe maker, 90 Bowery. kefereaees-Drs. Dubois
Wilkes, and Hasted Surgeons to the Now York Eye In
Urinary Drs Stephenson and Rogers SURGEONS New
York Ego Hosral Dr. Wallace, DR. Mott New York, Uni
versity; and Dr. Dixon. Editor Of the Scaipel.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owner or Swners occupant or
lands affected thereby that tho wing
been the ASSESSORS and lodged in the Office
s:ns Interested. vi1For building sewer in Th!r.y,sx
east Of Madison The limits embraced by as
include all tho several houses and lots of ground
Of Thirty street between Fourth and Madison
AL whose interests by the above
and who opposed to the same either
them requested to their objections In
to the dcrsgped at their Office, No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this otice
SAMUEL Fl. De MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Oce Bureau Assessments Street. Department, August
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DrPARTsENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. Az

DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND. SUPPLIES. Az
- guBt Is, 1Sb2To Builderssealed proposals will
received at the Office Of the Commissioned OF Repairs and
Supplies No New City Hall until saturday, August 2Sth
fer enlarsing and altering the houso of Hose
No 81 locsedn Walnut street Builders viii estimate
Of the work requir to DO done aud all
on IN Thereto be had at the Office Of super
ntep dent of Repars to Public Bsldngs No 10 Elizabeth
street. Blank estimates will he furnished at her
N B1ha Commissioner the right 81 Rejecting
Corporatiop NM. ADAMS,
rnmnieaiono or OF Repairs and supplies.
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Wo0D's nINsTRELs. a. BROADWAY, ADOvH
w Howard streeA-Open every evening" under Ne na-
3aSemsnt OF h. Wood. Admlsson, - cents; shllArsn
sndsr swslvs years. halt price Doors open 81
commences aS O'Clock. N B.--Ths wednesday and Sa-
urday Afternoon concerts inssa un farther
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS
~ Public notice hereby owen that the following resolu-
ona have been presented TO tho board Of Aldermen TO
regulate and set curb and gutter in street,
south street Tin bulkhead from Roosevelt TO Oliver
street 70 nag space four foot wide south side Twenty
person. having objections thereto requested
or before the 18th day Of August.
,oJoHN T. DoDGR, Street Commissioner.
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BEST COMPANY IN NEW YORK,
engaged on the score OF ability alone. embracinga
l. ri ~ sr ns


engaged on the OF ability alone. embracinga
WHOLE FIRNAMEsT "srARs,"
and employing such names as
Mr.. z. W. Clarke Mr.. Martin, Mr. Narsden,
Hadaway G Clark, Whitmore,
Ucnkns, Conner, Simpson,
A. Andrews, Charles Thomson,
Seton Parry, Won kleeek, Bruce,
Warwick, Lvngston, knowlton,
Blocker. Pierrapont, &c. sc.
Miss E. Mestayer, Miss Gladstone, Miss Colevolini,
n. Augustin, Alderman, Jackson,
Mortimer, Marshal, Kate AdAir,
Grance, Morton, Ellen Adair,
Nre. Burroughs, GArthweite, Dodge,
/. La Petite Tagioni,
Others forming, In all tout ensemble of uoom
parable talent the plondo and effective production
irand Moral Dramas sterling Temperance Plays solid Eng
ish Comedies comic Local Tarcee lively Pantommes
Eeous speetacle pleasing pretty Ballots Sing
and ever varied combination Of popular amusements in
wi ich mirth and modety udiciously ntermnged
as to crafty all astcs and oand not even the most
THE SEVEN "HALLs CT WONDER"
IS the immense Curiosity saloons CT this Museum pcpu-
larry called striking ustrAcn Of what DO effected
In the progress Of time by energy vast
enterprise and fearless OUTLAY Of money They comprise
the substan OF
SEVEN DIFFERENT kusFUns,
purchased At various opportunities besides colcc toA
gathered from s quarters lcbe
out, At Pliyatc coTt, TO
ASIA. AFRICA, AMI SOUTH AMERICA, =
for the benefit oil the Museum.
This immense establishment open every day In the year.
(extept Sundays from Z A. n. 70 1915 r. n.
The performances in tho Lecture Room take place 1t
o'clock in tho afternoon at pollock In tho evening"
Vtcr to tho Museum in the morning free 10 tho per
formapce In the aftern
Admtapce to the whole Museum Halls Of Statusry the
Picture Gallery the Natural Bistory Department
Saloon the Living Animsis and the Room,
we'll tho Entertainments In the Lecture Room Is cts
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CORPORATION NOTlCs.-RUBLIC NOTIUE Is
hereby ayep to ths owner Or owners sseup..s Or 90
i'd asessd thereby. that the following assesssnSs
boon BY the and lodged In the Of
Zoe u the Of for examination BY An
IsEsoas Ass.ssssd vis-Yor building sewer I. BIooms
xAe Anits snbrAoed by include
vr scsss and lets vacant ots pieces and par
oses.s street and Broadway An persons whose interests
- asSesd b the above named ana who are
pJoent their Questions In writing TO- the underlined. ~
si1 once No. Hall Of Records. within thirty days IRON
" - SAMUEL b. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WN SMITH,
01e Duresa OF Asssssments Street Department. Aug.
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nAGUERREOTYPE:-JUsT RECEIVED 1,sce Evil
~ size scale Plates IN perfect order These plates Ar
smooth and even, and take an easy polish They diva
the daguerrean pressisx richor home than be %
tanned any other plate For sale by she sole
the manufacturers, VICTOR BISHOP. % Maiden lane.
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CORPORATION SO rlCEs.

H0EF0RATION NOTiOR-PUBLiO NOTICE Is
~ hereby pyeE, 10 occupant or 90
supsnt Of ali and iots improved or uninpruvsd
thb folio wing have
been somplssod BY the and IN the Once
Me BureAa Of sxainston oy all persons
4erestsd sewer IN Lexington asenae
non Thirty second III six,b The lntss
ciude all tbs several and
Is ound, vseass iets pieces cad parcels sss-
both ades Of Lsxinston bet ween Thiry
esoend ma THIRTY sIth strsess he ocrthsr side Of
Thirty street. both sdss Of Thirty fourth Thirty hh
and sopshoriy side Of Thirty
Fourth and Il xnsso. avenues on the
uastas}y Thirty third and
Thirty and abe wes-rly side Of Lxius
Con between Thirty and troet
aae Who are Up ,sssd 70 tae :sne Or thsr Of
8 Ne npasrsisnsd ~ sher once, No Hall Of RssorSA
CifAix Ahlrty Aaye from the data Of shis votiee.
SAMUEL q. DE- MOTT,
FRANOIs NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
4ns Bureau sf Assssssats ssrsss Department August
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CoRPoRATlON NoTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given 20 the owners, occupant eseu-
pants all houses inprsvcd or lands
aeted thereby thst tho ASSIGNMENTS have been
csnpeed the Assessors and in the efce ofths
Assessments for nation BY all
ssted paving setting curb and In Thirty
fourth Ninth and Tenth The iits
embraced such assessment include all the several
Of around lots pieces and parcels OF LAS
situated both des Of Thirty street. NatA
and and the oasssry aide Of Tenth
nue and esery de Of Ninth about ems hundred
persons insorepss affected by the above named
and who opposed to the either OF
them are requested to their objsotions ID writing
20 The nnderigned At their otce Ne Hal Of Records
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH
Office Bsresu Of Assessor nts Street Depsrnsnt, August
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HOWARD ATHENEUN, BOsTON.-rHE LADIES
and gentlemen engaged at the above named sssah-
lishent are requested moet In the Green Room,
as'1'.' Sep'sA'0- RoBERT JONES, stage Maaassr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

rRoroN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON.
sace OF tho Croton Aqnsdust partmsn Park
until Monday bhe 10Th day Of August 1857 at O'clock
M build with the necessary receiving basins and
-uverts In Washington srnes from Reetcr to Morris
ard for tho building Of the same and a other
Inform ston relating thereto can DO obtained on applies
~ ths Contract Ciork, at this omsecuo,.snr.r
President Of tho Croton Aquedast Department.
Now York, Aug. 4, lS52
CTKrET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Pubic nosioe IL hereby yen thai the following pc
Mons have been presented In the Board OF Aldermen TO
the well Broadway and Eighth street eBh
eet deep TO Tonth avenue. between Forty and
ond ayEe between First and Second svenuos and Twelfth
and Thrteenth ssrct TO pave Forty second street be.
twoep Eighth sud Tenth G In snd fence vacant
snh and Eighth vsnpes grade and set curb and gutter
Loxns ben avenne, Fftleh 90 Fty-xth street TO
regulate ard grade Ninsth street between fifth
arr 10 prcssus them Il writing the
- - :, john r. DoDdE stssss comnissIsner
nEPARraENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES
H. August 4 iSpTo Bull aers Sealed proposals will be
al the sce Of hc commissioner Of Repairs and
ennnes No New City Hall, until Thursday Angus 10.
a. o'clock M a. which time they will be publicly ed
Tor the erection building Franklin street for The
No III and for alterations and repairs TO the house
Erpipe Gem parry No. A. In Houston street. Builders will
estimate for ths aad carpenter work Tor each build
,ss,rai 70 b. done AID ali in regard shereto
esn had sho oe OK thu Superintendent Of Repairs TO
PnbIio puildr ~, Ne EsPbsh Blank ostmetes
vii W. furnshed at either c<s N B-Tse Commiss'ouer
tG as s gr pstr = 'a' ''eI''s''
WIN. ADAMS, Comniesiopsy of 1epSsks Aad SupHleA
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rHRIerYs OPERA HOUSE AECHANICs' HALL. no.
~ "a Broadway above Grand strees-Opsn every nlght
auSins the week until further notice Under she manage
nen1 Of T. Chiissy Tickets 70 cents Dosr: open =
informed that Saturday assnoon con
A Ava
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EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
States Nail steamnhip FRANKLIN, James A. Wottoa,
the mails and passeneers Saturday August eh
sage $780, Specie will be delivered in London ct nvcx-
teenth Of cent An expereneed AZ
ached to tho vessel Luggage not wanted during the
should be board the day before sailing marked
below No nerehandise will be received on board After
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, AGENTS, IS Broadway,
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CRoTON AQURDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
- proposals. win be received Ct the Of
until Monday the 23d day August 1885, o'clock r.
NJ build wish the receiving basins and
cufvorts in street, between Lexington aAd
Third being !. length stcus a feet The pla. Of
and al other relating thereto be obtained
on application to the Contract Clerk, ct this ONCE.
NICHOLAS DEAN. President ofths
Non York AugNRt L. lS5< Crotor AaRaduct Depart0Zt
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HsORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given TO the ewner or ownr ocsupsnt q 90;
na affected thereby that the following have
bcsu completed by the Assessor and lodged the
Of the Of Assessments for sxAmn aon By al
persons ntsrsstsd, via bniiding sewer in Centre
street, from the IN City Hail place. TO point
Tryon The limits embraced By such assortment in
Glade AL the several houses and lots OF ground vacant
Of land situAted the Eastery side OF
Centre srsst between Tysa Row and street.
LIZA 23s and 1856 All persons whose interests AZ
footed BY the above and who opposed
the either Of them, requested to present
the. esecsisn in wrsng 70 the aSdsrsSnsa At shsi.
date of this NOTICE SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. j
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
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T0RPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, to the owners, occupant or
.ads affected thereby that the Following assessment
he oce Of the Bureau Of for examination by
all persons interested yixFor tagging and ssttng curb
In Thirty street, the Eighth
Ninth The limits embraced BY such assessment
lst pieces and parcels Of land situated both s;dos Of
Thirty ninth street, between Eighth and Ninth
All perssns whose interests affected by tho above
ssHsd and who are opposed 70 tho
writing to the undersigned. at their onoe, No. Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date this notice.
SAMUEL n. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors. K
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Asssssnsnts. Street Department.
August 7, 1852.
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Rates Of Passage from Phisdelpha :-Baleon In after
state rooms $9o In mashp state rooms $Go In forward
FOR 'Ts Hosasp iHB xu.h.n.. p.exY
or No. Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA
=. , mDsr third elass pssenssrs wiz sakes
with provisions.
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CRoTON AQURDUCT DEPARTMENT--TO CON.
~ trastoI-Seaied p!epesss win be received at the Of
Of tho Croten Aquodast Department RotundA Park
until Hcnday the 6ih day Of August, 1862 O'clock
euysrts In Msdissn street. rom Roossysis 70 James
street, being in spgth about 40 feet The plan Of Che
for the building tho same, and all
other fsinng hersto can be obtained sp
plioati0n TO the Contract Clerk, At this onioe
NICHOLAS DEAN, President of the Croton
New York Aus. G, 1857 Aqusduct Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow snd Now York Steamship Companys
Grais commander will sail from New York Glasgow
Wtdaosday September 90 and Saturday, 20sh Novom
Dor, st u O'Clock at noon First cabin (aloon st.ts
rooms) $oe do do (midship do) $7o Second cabin So
T. MoSyMON, 33 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, H6 CHATHAN 1QUAR1-
George Lea. Proprietor Tho above estsShshnsnt z
every afternoon o'clock aud In the evening u
,Sr the gripose Of Clsssc sgd orn.l
lists together with variety Of beautiful PERFORMANCES
For full particulars bills Of zach day
ohaira. 81 cents boxes % cents gallery. l2 oNAts.
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EOR sAvANNAH.-U. g. MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
On Saturday, August 49, at o'clock NJ, from pier
North river The very superior nc steamship
tuesday morning. August IS and leave 40 above Fer
freight, apply on board. or for passage. TO 80.
GAMTEI, s. MITlHIII. 1pf FROM g,retts
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1 MERICAN MUSICAL FUND gOCIETY.
p iblc meetib z NJ
METRnp0I

METROPOLITAN HALL,
On Monday. August 80, At 3 o'clock, r. n.
The members Of the absve Society will please attend for
bufin css Of i'm portspce.
Tho musical profession in general ara respectfully .yised
to join the above meeting for which Will be then
and there stated. BY order If the government,
HENRY WATSON, 1Conmitsee Of
THEODOR EisFELD.S Directors
!. JONI @. ScHERRy, SECRETARY
N. B-Entranc6to tho Hal Ia In Mercer street.
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CON-
~ proposals. will be received at tho Of
Zee Of the Croson hqusduct Department (Rounda Park
until Monday, the Och day Of September. 1882 o'clock
p NJ to bud Sewer with tho receiving basins
and culverts In Greenwich street from Spring to vandsm
street. being In about 25 feet Tho plan Of the
and tie building Of the and all other
relating thereto be obtained application
TO the Contract Clork, ~ this Office.
President Of the Croton Aqusduct Department.
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WARRINGTON THEATKE-LADIES AND GEN1LE-
w men, Of acknowledged talent In tho thsstToA prsfas
sion DESTROYS Of making snsssemebts At this
for tbe ensuing about the mid
die November will be pleased to address thei1
plications 70 Mr. RICHiNGS. ~ the Walnut slrest
fheakrA. PhlAdalnhiA.
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CRoTON AQUaDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON.
y tIassors..seaied proposals will BE- received g. ths
until Monday, the SD day Of August 1852 at o'clock.
to build sever with the nee9ssafy reesyng ossns And
being length Albert FOOT feet The plan Of the Sewer and
specifications for the building Of the same aud all Other
information relating therste be obtained application
to the Contract Clerk at this office. NICHOLAS DIAM
President of the Croton Aqusduct Department
New York. Aurus& 10. KSg.
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WArcHEs-Dy order Of the British Treasury watches
Of foreign manufacture bearing tho marks Of
English manufacturers will DO hereafter admitted In Eng
in Of which French and Swiss watches
without mourning the risk ~ heretofore being seized 81
the Englifh Custom house.
French German, and other foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods Through bills
lading giVen in Havre for New York.
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CORPORATION NorlCE.-PUBLiC NOTICE IS
hereby given to the oeeu "a t Or oeou-
pSns Of all and lo improved uninproyed lands
Affected thereby th>t the following assessmess have eeen
completed BY the Assessors aad lodged Ia the oise Of
Interested For regulating and ling Thirty third
brAcsa by snch assessment inclodo all the several houses
ground vacant lots peoes opd pssceis Of land
sides third streos Third
and Ea.t river All persons whose interests are
opposed either OF requested to
sent tbelr ohjectiops in writing to ths terssed st
their Office all OF Recoris, wit hin thirty days from
- SABUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON ASSESSORS.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Office, Bureau Of Assessments, Sire ment Aug
1882.
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NASTLE GARDEN -rnkEE GRAND GALA NIGHTS
~ Tho celebrated Ravsl Fsmiiy-Ths pubic 10 nest
specfny informed that those eminent artste the RAvsI
Family are engaged TO appear Castle Garden hrss
nshs and positively no longer Monday Aosass NH
attractive and celebrated The
Of those Arstes In ork Of
ces to the above three nights Consequence
their enEaments in other cities which eAnnet be post
ponea. The entertainment Monday, August WAA has
besa generously appropriated by tho RAvel Family M ths
beneht and relief Of sufferers The late
lanisous FIRE. In Montreal Full particulars h future ~
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V>HE PEOPLES RIBBON STORE.-RIBBOES, SILKS
i vsvets feathers. and millinery goods ribbons aptsd
for dress and ans tri minss also for bonrets neck
bbons wristlet bows for hair sashesp Of the richest
quality and degn and largest variety exhibited in this
country For sae cheap at Wholesale retail at %
Bowery of Hester street. M. H. LICHTENSrEtN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SUMMARY OF LOCAL AFFAIRS. - Inc
Grand Jury made their preseniment In the Court
of Over and Terminer Judge Morse preSdinS)
and the following persons were sragned on the
various indictments found against them Thomas
Connolly, indicted for selling lottery tickets,
pleaoed rot guilty. John Mcclellan, on like
indictment, pleaded not guilty. John Chadwick,
false pretenses, pleaded not guilty Patrick Null
rgsp, bigsmy, pleaded not guilty. David Or,
INDICTED on a similar charge, pleaded not guilty.
Adoph Thompson, burglary, like plea. Julia Dean
petit larceny second ofense, like plea. John Bsia'
win, arson, like plea Michael Joseph, resisting ere
curon of legal process like plea. Mary Alien, grand
larceny, Ike plea. William Heeney, grand larceny
like plea Ellen Cummings and Bridge. fos.ny'
Jointly indicted for grand larceny, Ike plea. 'onA
Layton aos John Lawer, biSamy, piesaea I xi ~.
John W. McAlpIe, emeezzlemen'; ~. Po
guilty Alexander DolaD, mayhem nne 80 ~ 49,
bert Greenwood brought up IN tae cuso' ~ ~
Sheriff, being unable TO pay me impose ~
JusticeS Court was discharged win AZ a.
Frsnces Callashsn was also discharged nom cess1
dv The Grand jury not finding Dill against Hi"1
The Court adjourned TO this oaJ'
"A woman named Josephs diee A. No
paor.H House few days anos. - sAssse' ~. n.y.
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mes ,nes ted BY two ccnsisoles, who, IN srrssin-
her hu,b.n some time previous, were under sas
rseess;,v q, A ,ates.ng with her. The woman VAS
sncienis a. the time. An examination int, the
circumstances hs. been made, and from the iesi-
nony Of the physical rs attending she said iastiu-
tor, 1t is fully shown TIA; the cause OF her dsass
other than from njuf es 81 the hands OF the OH
cells, who had treated her VI, h all the leaency due
her sex, On the occasion IeerNc 10. There were 40
nsIks OF violence aoou, her boi,, and 10 evideace
10 show that she had been in the LAS. maltrea.sd
Edward Wilson, the proprietor of
liquor saloon opposite the City Hail, va, convicted
in the City Cont indictment for keeping DIS
orderly house. lie was also arraisnei on "a tsdist
pert for selling liquor without license, 70 which hs
pleaded guilty. Sentence deferred.
Rev. John Coffin Nazro Israel, pro-
phe,, &c, has reappeared as vital fac. in this
worlds history He is advertised by the landlord Of
the Livingston House as having done him out OF .
weeks board and decamped, leaving only fou
wretched lines Of doggerel about the separation Of
friercs
A very beautiful service of plate was
prest nte6 this morning to Hon. John Vanderbilt by
the Coney leland Plank Road Company. throashs
Committee composed of L. d. Coaey and Il. ID.
Liichfeld, Esquires. The servies consists OF four
pieces.
The Assembly passed bill yesterday
altering the map of Brooklyn, and authorizing the
Comuon Council to lay on, Lafayestsav. and St
IelXRt