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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

Fuss ANp FEArnERs." This is an appel
laton applied TO General Scott, by way of de-
rlslon, by hspolitical opponents It's borrowed
from the British, among W hose officers and sol
dieFs Cen Scott made a fuss, at Lundy's Lane,
and made their feaiha's.G y on that and other oc-
casions, where he has met them on the field Of
battle. The following is pertinent. as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
Net Wing gain
Appointments by the Clerk ofthe
House.

The Clerk of the House of Representatives
has appointed CHARLES X. WMGnT, Esq Oh
Shoreham, WILLIAM T. NICHOLS, Esq. OF Nut
land, and CHARLES c. DEWEY, Esq. OF WOOD
stock, Assistant Clerks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
Adjourned.
SENATE.

o'clock, L. Nj.
The committee on Rules reported the same
rules as last year, with the exception that the
rule relating to the admission of persons to the
floor Of the Senate so amended as to in
cude the Secretary of Civil and Military AZ
fairs and the Clerks of the House. Adopted.
BIZ referred By Mr.. Martin, in addition to
sections and of chapter %, of the Compiled
Statutes; to the committee on the Judiciary.
Resolution BY Mr.. Stevens, that the Judicia-
ry committee be instructed to inquire into the
exPediency of providing that town clerks shall be
etntled to demand and receive fees for recording
deeds, previous to recording the same adopted
The Senate met the House in joint assembly,
for the purpose Of receiving the Governors Mes
sage, and, on returning,
On motion of Mr.. Goodhue, il was ordered
that the Message of the Governor be entered
upon the Journal of the Senate, and that the
Secretary be directed to procure the printing of
800 copies of the same, for the use of the Senate
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Resolution. BY Mr. Grandey, for renumber-
ing the seats Of the House referred to the com
mittee Of Ways and Means.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr.. Barlow,
repeating sections 10 and IL of chap I0l c. s.
relating to the rights Of persons claimed as fugi.
tive slaves; to Judiciary committee. BY the
same, relating to the Office OF State Supt. of
common schools, lrePealing the provisions for
that Office, and making the Secretary of State
ex-oificio Supt Of common schools for purpose
OF receiving reports > Mr.. Barlow moved to refer
the bill to the General oommttee-Mr. Barrett
of NJ. objected and Messrs. Neodham and Deane
supported the reference: ayes l27, nays 49,
Petitions referred OF Roxana Ober. to Gen
eral committee; Of David Fish and others. for
restoring ARENAS Bemis to his legal privileges,
TO judiciary committee.
The Senate came in and joint assembly was
formed, Lieut. Gov Kittredge in the chair for
the purpose ofreceiying the Governors message.
The Speaker ofthe House of Representatives
and the Secretary of State were designated by
the chair to inform the Governor elect that the
Joint assembly was ready to receive any com
munication he may be pleased to make:
1hereupon, the Hon. ERAsTUs FArRsASKs
was introduced to the Joint Assembly by the
committee, and the oath Of Office was admins
tered by the chair, when the Governor address
sed the assembly as follows
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

The Governor and Senate Withdrew, when
Mr.. Mayo moved that the Governors message
be laid upon the table,and eight hundredc opies
printed Mr.. Barrett Of VI. moved to add, and
that the clerk be directed to enter the message
upon the journal of the House." This was adj
opted, and the motion was agreed TO.
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
VOTES #! VOTES /!
The Vote for Governor.

Electoral votes supplied at the Bookstore Of l.
,. WALTON & Son. Order earlv.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

The vote of lsls was the last preceding the
coalition, and the vote of 1852 dncluding VOL
colt, not returned, was the first succeednga
dissolution of the political partnership between
locoiocsm and free soilism. Those votes com
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

Wing loss 90 Loco loss 3,069 rs. gain 80
Maj Of locos and freesoilers over the
Wings in ls4S IT
1852 Vu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21
Are YOU Ready ?

The Presidential election comes off one ,reek
from Tuesday nert--to wit, TUESDAY No
MEMBER ?. 1t is the duty Of first consta-
bles, and in case Of their neglect the town
clerks and, IN case Of the neglect of both, either
Of the selectmen Of the respective towns IN this
state" to set up notification al the usual place
Of warning freemen's meetings, at least sir days
before the day Of election. The polls are to be
opened at p no, and to be kept open until the
setting Of the sun. The names Of all the five
electors are to be on one ticket At sun down
the polls are to be closed and the votes counted :;
and within tico days thereafter, return is to be
made to the county clerk-See Compiled Stat
utcs, 1850, pages 81, 90, G3. Are the notiica-
tons up, Is each town supplied with tickets
Have measures been taken to get every freeman
to the polls If these things have not been at
tended to, NOW Is THE VERY TINE TO
DO IT. Delays are dangerous.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-21

2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Reports Of Committees BY Mr.. Miller, from
the committee Of Joint Rules, the same as last
year; adopted. BY Mr. Seymour, from the Jud-
iciary committee, on the resolution instrncting
that committee to inquire into the expedency Of
so amending the law that Town Clerks shall be
entitled to demand and receive fees for recording
deeds, previous to recording the same, favorably
to the same, by bill; and the bill was read twice,
and on motion Of Mr.. Martin laid upon the table
for amendment
JOINT Resolutions. From the House for Joint
Assembly on Tuesday next, at 10 O'clock a. M,
to elect three Supreme and four Circuit Judges.
Adopted.-Also for Joint Assembly on Tues
day next at IL o'clock, a. m, to hear the report
Of the committee appointed to canvass the votes
for County Officers adopted
Mr.. Seymour, from the Judiciary committee,
reported adversely to the bill relating to Trus-
tees, and the examination of witnesses before
Probate Courts (; and the 3D. reading was refused
The Chair laid before the Senate commune
cation from the Speaker of the House, announc-
ing that the House had appointed CHALoN F.
DA'fif i<9i1 VI buiiiils RlSIh ioI liiC gtdi
ensuing.
Petition presented. BY Mr. Bates, of Hubbard
Hastings and 81 others of Irasburgh, praying
for the passage of law similar TO the Maine
Law referred to the committee raised on the re-
solution of Mr.. Stone, relative to the present Lii
cense Law.
Mr.. Seymour called up the bill relating to
Highways and Bridges, and on motion of MIR.
Goodhue, it was re-committed to the committee
on Roads. Adj.
HOUSE.
Report. BY committee on joint rules, the Joint
rules of the last session; adopted.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr.. Deane,
in amendment of sec. 80, chap. lOl C. s., fine
for breaking windows in any public or private
building, occupied or unoccuped, not exceeding
$50, or confinement in Jail not exceeding ninety
days, or both j to Judiciary committee BY Mr..
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

GRACE CHURCH, V. V.-This church,
now In course Of erection at the corner Of Erie aud
South SeSen,hs, vii be by far the inest edihce Ia
this city II has been psnnsd and built after the old
MODELS Of early English church architecture ard 40.
corcns the principles Of eccesoloeiss OF this and
other countries 10 buiu In plain and unpreendng, but
very substantial style Inc building 10 composed OF
ehsr eel With clear story ard ases The clear story
Is supported bv eight tail octsgon brown stone pillars,
with brown quarter tols The roof double In
order 10 protect the building from successive heaI aud
cold, but composed In such way 10 sho the mslu
feshTts OF the umberlng the inside, which with the
ueceiy Inserted In the nmbers, and combined with the
uolceh arches OF the clear story form very natural
and effective decoration The entrance the cnsncel
10 effected by large, highly nodded and bold arch.
ser, 10 course OF erection, vhich when halsned
will be l20 feet high aud 10 feet base surmountsd
sope spire Toe building |. 90 test long Sc feet wide
snG 50 feet high Toe roofs covered Win Wslsa sase
Ct an ocisgons shape md toe ridge covered WITH
mental crest tles ~hich with the bold FINALS Of heavy
ccp ones, contribute much to the decoration OF the
ort.ioe OF the building The windows are to DO Of
stained glass The seats and pulpit reading desk, 40,
are be Of black walnut The altar and bsptb NAL
fount Of brown stone.
Til. building was commenced about two years since,
and will be folshed during the coming winter { Will
b. beautiful church eo6ce and an ornsment TO Jersey
City.
Rev DR.. McCuen the presen. pastor Will continue to
oficiste.
The main part Of he building was put up under the su
pervson OF Mr. Sheilady and Mr. VIM. Bartlett Is the
builder OF the tower.
Ths church 10 loested 10 rapidly improving section
Of the city, and will scd much TO the appearance and
attractions of that ghborhood place OF resldenos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
Ventilation OF Railroad Cars.

We published some days since, para
graph In relsien to a method of vsntilsng Railroad
Cars, which 10 now In process OF experiment and
which differs entirely from the plan of Mr. Paine We
have now before us letter from Mr.. Charles WAter
bury the Inventor and Pstentee In which he writes 10
substance az follows; ~
BRrpGFPoRr, Conn, Sept g. 1852.
By my plan of Ventilation, patented IN
June last the 10 received al the forward extre nifty
and passes through the entire train Of cara the
forms and spsces between them baing iuclosed sith
cloth or come elastic substance Thus the rsn may be-
con pared 20 a lorg saloon or tube 'hrousa which
constant current q fresh air is driven BY Its ,ton
through the atmosphere.
In train o. sx cars, each GO feet long by vide and
high we have ever 10000 cubic fees OF space. Tie
experime nis OF Aino,t, SeeuD. Reid sc, show that
one person spos dve cutie fact of air per minute
Allowing 800 passt ngers they will require some 500
feet per minute. Now, as by my mode OF ven'ilauJn
The air be- completely changed every twelve OF ht'
teen seconds Il follows tht sGy tmpurity impaired 20
the current could be uuely imperceptole. Five min
utes sufficient any time, connect or dsconnect
the Of the train and the amount OF the current
ut all times IN the control of ,hs conductor. The en-
pertinent will be tried throughout this week on the
road between New Haven aud Bridgeport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13

o.. Sunday sep. l.. Of eos,urp uon Mss ELIZA L. second
dsu,h-f G. and Mshetb ksats tbs sDh year u her
20 - - -
NE fr-nds ard relatives Of h- family respectfully invited
from tho rstence Of her Aths No. 10 Asa
A. on Tue-da1 lie IA b IHst., a. : o'chckP. d.
10 E.stsru cshiOrL, ps0ss D-ase cooy -
o. s.ur ~ consumption SUSAN cantn,ef OF ths
la,s Nm , hg,as, the 2tth year Of he, ase .
H. ,e>p~ctay invited 70 sttend hef ~
n.. on Monday 1871 at4oeek ~, from ~ La syetts
place. . -. 49,. 49,. -.-.
ne fnshi- Of The family invited 70 attend e
t s,sl or Tuedsy b lust a. II ocioc from bis ats
F-,idrne- No - Laishtst , al,
% snndsy. sey'. 3 NARY A., wife of A. Waller
lie Geuss aniJ instei 10 sen1 me fessh RON
LEI ate rssd-n- 70 Wet slst 49, Without 1fihs h@uo'I
90 sunday morning. SEPT oeocs Of sro4sy ar. FRAs
els STEWART. - -.
M enSs and are respectfully requested % At
,sra bs u.,sl ocoeS from Ne isl fsnsn
- 20 Z; ,,swo.d C. m-tcry ~iti f1r.h,r invitation
s,ot o. Il ArrsL4, Msyos Co, 7 MARY DEsSl5IoS,
on, Of dslhsr ChsrL TIA D Scott AGED II months
On S,,f,r t.ht IN hope b.sed Immortality, hrs MAXI
d. DASIa IL trs $50 ysaro 1sr af- ..w,c r. ,yuu
On s,nd.y sept, s. IN puotibsson ~ }, DAVID bhuss'
prom .tor 81 SnoH Ds0sf, IN he tta ys. o. %,
Is CB.innsh sspt At S}s seDci AhchisALDln"iH''~'
IN the en- Jsaf VI 'stts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
FROM THE PLAINS.

On Monday last the Santa Fe mail
reached here under 'sree OF Mr. Rupe. Those who
accou psoeo the mail represent TRIP very agree
able one IA cobseayepc. If the weather proving peas.
ant, with isie or no IAN, nd mono Of toe excessive
heat which ~e have endure d for somc days past
The Iboians tbe AIkanses, whoss stture TO rmerly
rather theateuiog beginning ois oerse and
had not Major Fl zosrTck n Out with very small
share OF PRESENT. oO small o do any good they would
have scattered 70 paru unknOwr; Ms Mts iney Will De
lurking the road for many days 10 Come - neg rob
and steal all they can. Too nsws from Stnta he 10
litle encouraging, bat 81 bt Tpp7 on ihs calm
est sra IL all business seemed bs reciyng litle,
whether any change for the better MT kno 20. Be.
low all 10 bad enough TO- enterpd-ing merchants
The duty II Peso DELI &c for beacned goods
and every oiher description OF merchandise In lac pro-
portion "a virtual pTOhfOiti ln ~ wo remartei soms
time aso3 and were II Dot Known TO bs uue If shai
vicious people that snusging aud chsstog toe vera
meDt ana iDoivduas Is looked upon as q matter Of
course, might cell fear thS worst resutt.
Prom Mr.. Spencer, iu's up fTom ~ Psso, We learn
much respecting thu gold operations Tho ella de
had with him ye' hue specimtn' Of gold, saif 90
have been gathered IL taat region, and all Ia 80 has
been rep ued. va Anticipate crowds up0n croUds
finding their nay out their nstesd ~ California We
sorry 70 hear tost American Consul at ~ P4so
was tt opgy suspected 81 violating the laws, aud Gu
gagged IN d,iog ~hch 4. kels hr'ng r-pcasch
she American name. NJ ace good friend 20 tho
A pe,icans sod widely known, died not long sioce,
away fGom home. lie and MI Snlt1 were extensively
eDtsge0 Ia ffeigttlng In that country. Coos II vas
ssd vas stacked by the Indians sud robbed OF macy
OF BIS sheep bur, bus was sli goItS on WEI she re-
nainder to California.
At Santa FG things were pretty quiet
and rumors of Indian d,uroances wers not 90 ourne'
yOus Greiner had cOpciuted treaty eith ono or t~o
bsnds of the Apaohes, and haa caeo Tor inc Can4n.
ohes from The Aksnsss or at LEASE toey hsH
q 90 10 him inst. I'D Of waiting tr Fitzpatrick The
crops IN New Mexico never betof 10 appearance
Ii this eeafon All the trains going out we're getting
along we'll independence (Mo) Messenger, Aug e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
~ The u. S. Convention Of Uaiper

~ The u. s. Contention Of Uairer-
sali,ts (spnuaD ~il assemble In this City Wednss
day morning next holding is day services Wednes
day and Thursday 10 the Metropolitan Hall. The o.
cssona Sermon will be preached al Pm. on Wednes
day BY Rev. T p. Abel Of Connecticut The services
will commerce on Tuesday evening by Conference
and Prayer Meeting 10 the Beecker.st. Church; the
Convention will regularly open al 10 A. n. Of Wednes
Cay In Metropolitan Hall, when addresses will DO do
h'ered BY Rev. Messrs Sawyer, Bsllcu, S. stree,er,
Chaplin and Thayer; on Wednesday evening there
VII be preaching In the six Unversslis Churches of
o1s ely and also In that Of Brooklyn; on Thursday
morning ats ocioeh there win DO Conference In the
oEchardst Churchi alto Sunday School Convention
al Metropolitan Hall; 13P. N. the Lords Supper gil
be eomnemorsssd In Dr.. Bellows Church dUpi,srian-
Mat being larger than any niversas, Churehe,
and In The evening there win again BE- pre.ehips In Al
Me Churches-wish which the Conversion will close.
1 Tomorrow morning there will be
salute OF one hundred guns hred at the B,,,s,v nv
the Scott Lie Guard Association In honsr ~ ~.
rec Of The American Army Into the City Of 49,
SCOTT LIFE GUARD AssocIArIoy.-Th
Association. composed Of the officers and .o,s,,,.
hsvs served the country under Cen scoss. bsla -.
ing ct Constitution Hall Saturday evening ~, 80
nos"hhssandips the inclemeney Of the wea,hs, -.
largely attended, and quite accession was uads !,
rou Of The Association. Thsy meet again This sy.o.
ns' The same place, to make arrangements for "a.
"ns salute Of 100 suns at The Battery To- MORN,
no'p.os q daylight In honor Of che entrance Of the
'-'A''eas Amy Into hs City Of hsxioo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-13
A DARING BuReLAR.-A black fellow

arrested Saturday BY Officer Keefe Of the Ch-fs
Office, cbsIsed with burss larceny committed the
dwelling Of Mr.. Jas r. 6omes No IS Rutg-rs-plscs on
Friday night The fellow obtained 70 the
through resr basement window. He the room VI
daughter Of the proprietor carrying dark lantern In his
hand The lacy swoke jumped up seized the burglar
but unable TO hold him until h-lp arrived sod he
capped Of the front door, carry ing Of two silver
and come articles OF wearing apparel which be Wa after
ward caught Offering to pawn az shoe In headest. he
was tai en- before the Mayor and locked up.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SUNDAY ORDINANCE. This law, the
.xscpton OF which rad been temporarily suspended for
v..s,d.v and most OF the tayerns conf ctOnaes, news
SspeT rooms and groceries closed again" s custom
es Several psces for selling liquor s,ne Futon ann A.
la tcs either sold co ertly 70 such In BY round
about way or bid defiance by posing OF liquors AGA
cigars as usual Some few were arrested snd are heid Ia
clos. custody TO aw 1t the action OF the M'g.rae mis-
nonins Judge strorg Of The supreme Court, os'ore
whom The validity Ct the ord finance had been srgied on
an junction orser, decided against the liquor sellers on
every material point raised.
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SECOND BOARD.


sspt IL Pvt B~srs-sSo City s. 20. lesh 81 90 c.a
sse Am 6. -, l0s; go Lehsh a,eses, 6 sS, sesfea
- - 81 HOO sch Nav. 6s -, Tst $500 d. ~
so Ns',Phla e.. 50 sss Sch. N~. Pref, ssk leo "a
se.trf Co NJ Co.'S 30 L-hsh Nav. az 50 % 10 sSs
s - 40 'seSIsh r. "a 100 DO 90 III ssl i.Asd z.
~ - 90 Seos Cses. i5h 90 hcrns csaa. a. e.
~ hssss 81, 90 70 d. Norh NJ iiss sde coapsr.6
o. ~ 90 sor An b, issi 30 10 yscksbsrs r. MI ~
90 90, IA no 90 %. Is. 70. "a
- fsan--.-e See Nav. -,
49, s"ssas, Co n ~, -
49, 90 y s.s Do Is. 100 "a. VA ,bau r lsk -
90: SSo 80 is 100 te IS isk 100 40 sswa isj<s
10 go 80 Is sc ~ co. 's 1t.Ssa Nv 81 "a.
Mech Bk 3E loo Ioas Ia r. r, o. la 40 a, ~ ~ ~,
DO -; 100 DO; lsS 100 DO, lsls 80 SEA- s.. P,.c ~
RsadiG X H.4T1. 49," hs -
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DISHONEST AeENT.-A peddlsr was

DISHONEST AeENT.-A peddler was
yesterday arrested BY Coastas Ioseehs Of the Fourth
Naid charged with stealing about S7i0 worth Of sSsr
the property OF VIM D. Trssi mUorter NJ ~stchss Ss-
NJ. 90 Iohn II appears that the accused -. besn en-
trusted BY Mr. Tatel With the poverty n peddls through
the country He started from The City on Wsdoe sdaY s
and sTvps Troy 10 alleged that he teleapnsd 70
MI T. that hs hsd bs,n brOsss opso and robo-d OF
everything IL said that he aso 70
Be put Of City o5-ns re~sd
for the recovery Of tbs property On resivns the le
srsphic dispatch Mr. T. seut elerr 10 Toy. sho her
making considerable inquiry led 70 beleve al the
story false He thea returned 20 this City with the
peddler then a1s.red and sesrchioe him 1t
said that receipt from Of the Exoss Comp mis- gas
found in bis pocket for the very which he had said
stneb from hi. II further alleged that he hsd sent
IL direcd 10 himself his place OF redence 10 this City
The Officer then called the Express Con osny and IN
their ocs found the The accused taken BE-
fore Justice Stuart and locked up.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-A wo-
man ed Margaret Burroughs yesterday morning st
tempted TO commit suicide BY drowning hers<H She
Jumped into the cock the foot OF Jayt bat
she felt the ster be her screamed Chilly Tor
help and brought shore by Ocer Lochesd Of tbs
Firth Ward. assisted By several citizens. She then
taken To the Tombs and locked up.
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MARRIED..

the First Congregational Chub Bennington VI By Rev. r.
C sard EDWARD l.. BOYLE ID , Of Fannnston CT tor
pery OF Ne~fors City, ELLEN eldest daughter Of u
H. As 1.-THE former place
on Tue-oay moIs Sept At the Btttst rabsrnacs Chach,
qd.y by Rev George HIATT. Mr. GAkRk1 H. VAN NESS 70
NJ. ,pGaR RET HAULENBEEK, both Of this city.
sept "A At No 81 Nlhv plsce bfookbn, by Rev DE- Vnon'
NJ GEORGE BrRsErT OF the firm OF Burnett Taylor New
YoL 10 N.- FRANCES GEORGINA BARKER, daughter 81
Me- Fr.rby. oithe former place ...o, -, -
G. DAG To Mss DEBORAH ~ BROWN, ~ Cayup Co.. y. 7.
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WrLLrAMsBURGH DrspESsARY.-Apoth-

epry, Rcroyt for RE Month Of Aagst Whole number Of
patients trested during the month OF August, 3st viz
Trat-c the Dispepsary ST. do DO their residences
~ M.e- ITO; Females 2f, IN in Ireland 80; born in
the United States les; born In Engsnd Isl born In Ger
msu, a. Scotsnt Whole number Of prescriptions, 1885,
Di.esses-aest lungs and throat ~ aldo men, III; eye
and ear Ia stin l3 minor surgery p nervous 8; heu-
us;ism, Z; ievers syphilis 2 operations 10 dentistry,
s.; oJ,ertery 81 diarrhea So; urinary, 2; inary IS;
small pox, 2
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SuIcIpE.-A wo-
SrEALING GEEsE.-A man named Ma.

than Fisher yesterday arrested in the Twelfth Ward
with load Of geese Ia his wzson which charged had
stolen from persons living In the seeond.y and inst vni
ty Twenty five VI the Eees u alleged stolen from
Mrs Ann Croley of One Hundred T~eutie'h st. be-
tween Second and Tirdavs She ie affidavit that
effect before Justice stuart The accu,ed wa locked up
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CITY ITEMS.
Isvsxxnsrs &C. THIS DAY AND n,

AAvsxNnsrs, &C.. THIS DAT AND kvENlks.
Eibb . Garjeu-1hs Dsusht-r of tie Regiment.
Burt rs Ihe1ter-Ogr New LSd,s Mad Wreck Ashore
NaAks Cure oi Heart Acne Boarding SCHOOL
Theater-You9f Couple Sed Child rSlins By storm
BSruums nussum-Ths Orphans Dream Dancns, a.
DroAdws az T beruace-Nsw York nion VoeahstS