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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-07
ENICALRBOCEER MAGAZINE FOR 1852
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LIZ w 10 VA LOhD NAAltA
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TO FAMILIES.

THAvE of my own purchasing and selec-
/. ton in the City OF New Orleans, Is
bbls. of beautiful light brown sugar which
will sell by the barrel or at retail.
ily 81 JOSUA BEAL
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Just Arrived.

WYE HAVE now in store, besides our
w large stock OF Western produce.
fine assortment of Groceries, selected with
special reference to supplying the TRADE
of this city, which we feel confident OF be-
inc able to do, at as fair a price as can be
done else where.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF;
Salt. coarse and fine. Coffee,
Candles, Sperm and Star
Rice, Soap. Sugar crushed and loaf,
starch, Batter. &c, &c. &c.
Merchants and Traders will please give us
a call. before going to New Orleans or else
where 10 purchase. S. M. HART & Co.
Corner of Front and Laurel st.
uly %, If.
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NEW ORLEANs, June, lS47
CIDr. Fay, studied Dentistry in the city
Of New York, and subsequently graduated
in the Medical College Of Louisiana He is
gentleman ofintegrity and | have no hes
itatior in recommending him as an accom-
plished praeticai Dentist.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D.
June i3. IT, Professor OF Surgery.
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a NEW FIRM


AND NEW JEWELRY,
LAFAYETTE st., one door above Laurel
T1HEODOEE GOLDMAN, Watchma-
l. ker and Jeweller--respectfully informs
his old irien4s and the public in general
that he has permanently located himself
here, and calls their attention to the supe-
rior advantages he possesses for repairing
Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes aed Jewelry.
He also keeps constantly Oh hand. a fine as
sortment of JEWELRY, consisting in part
Of fine gold and silver watches. gold vest,
fob and guardchains, gold pens with gold or
silver holders, gold, silver and german spec
tacles, gold lockets, fngerings, earrings, Ia
dies and gentlemen breastpins, shir,-studs
and sleeve buttons, heart slides ladies belt
slides. necklaces, bracelets clasps gold and
silver thinbles, watches, earrings. &c. Also
splendid assortment Of clocks, lamps, cut
lery and fancy articles, and many others
too numerous TO mention, all OF which he
offers :or sale cheap for cash. OF the sign OF
the BIG WATCH.
r B. All work done at this establish
ruent is warranted TO perform well. Watch
es and clocks warranted for twelve months.
TERMs--one price and CASH. July 6-y
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DIED.


4, has CITY resieses. Saturday Nay cHARLEsM GRAHAM.
HIS viii Be a,sred Greenwood Gene
Ga Sunday nsrsins. Mays ocloci LswIs p MILLER.
aged y years and Nonshs
HIS friends and the fsnds and relatives Of the ha5
y invited attend his funeral ososk Nos afers,os
Nay D. foa the residence OF his ahss. NsAemsh xHsr No ss
Ssvenfhek
Nay .. Of Ssess- of he.s Ms cArHARISE KERsEY
wife OF Janice !. kerney aged ~ yssr.
Her friends and and bose OF her brothers Robert and
reth Lswsss respectfully invited sead her unssl noa
the resssaee Of Jehn D.aon No us s.
Broadway Monday afternoon O'Clock Hs rsnaas VIII be
tsien to Greeswood for la,ernent
eS Nswbursh and Aubsrn papers pesse COPY.
On Sunday, Nay D. HARRIET EIIZABRrH, wife o. D. d. Dat
hssham. aged "A
Her esd respectfully invited .tsrnl her f.sessi without
farther aothsr. &rs Wfoa No .
willow ct, Bookts, Tuesday afternoon. the <A isst,
s'rloci.
Nays of hydrocephshs HEWITT oaly 90. Of Hssy o. nd
Kh,a A. Rock wood as.d yssrs and 8 nssbs
Tie friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 assend the
haen the residence Of his parcns No n Irving place. shs
nsrpns sock without further notice. His remains ~ln be
tsA 70 Vermont for int.rmeut
Friday night April sAer sAer insss. JOSEPH o.
HUNTINGTON in the sirieth Of hs ss~
The OF attend his tsusrsi
Nosday the III inst ocick p ~ from his late restesce No
vosrh ~., without further invsanoa
residence Iehhei Coma the Oh OF March asr
NE % bis ANSoN DICKINSON, ssSrsssd
nirsture painter.
Ia Phiadelph plssse copy.
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pauApyLpHrA MARKET, Saturday, May

CorTox market firm at the late advance and tnsse
/. moderate inquiry BARK steady a. ~ % sas Inc
=, as marked 4 yery quiet the receipts srs small ana
t5,. 6rn the demand Cor shipment . lirfed ard cnfy
800 70 GO far br.nas have been sod e - :, s q;
Isa w1sn IT, csnumption AZ o. 2591f 37s for
an d sho Jl To- lcs q aS4 IS for extra and fancy los e
hsher quotations saie Of BYE FLovs ws made ysser
az bs1ss Il IS oct p barrel The receipts Of all descnp.
os sre gua In consequence Of the obsfuctio % Canal
svssxion There good demand for WHEAT both Grind
ins md sspmsnt Sales Of 90 bnshes prime Pennvsnle
white o. and red Of Sc busheL Rvs V u dsnssd :
7sc CoRS scsfce and II bore woad command ~ snost
oars arc in steady demand Sales q Southen q c ~
Pennaytvsnia It A0sse per bsshsl WsIsxx sss q Ne
y ~ hha md bausls.
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MARRIED.

o. sssdsy, May BY A. H. whest, Mr JOHN " DODD.
nse nss LILLE r., ssiy aasshtss u he late ssssn
Fowler. all Of this City - -.u.-..
sBEARNAN 70 Miss ILLEy BARTON. ell 81 Sev royl
On Saturday Nag 81 Jhs Chsrch By Rsv Or annSnt
THOMAS MORRIS. Of NgvYort aud ANNA, e'dsss saasss
Of the late B. vas vshesbarrA. Of Abssy
In Corning, Apnl a. BY J. Watt, DAVID bONNSi o.
rs~rotk ADALISE daasksss Of Berss Pew, ksS, 1e
fofsn@r MAC
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ssc6Np BOARD.
SALES or Srocks AT PHILADELPHIA

SorxsS May l-Fk,s C. aad Anb. 49, ~, 9rl
II pess RR, ~; es0o Penn So % soon g. ~ ilTA
80 Pena RR a. Susq Canal BIDS, $4,000 do 6s 1s
slooD RR Bond @, 70, st; q oos DO Nor. g. ~ bS
rs 40 Long Island RR, lo1 e 40 Penn S. IS 200 NonA An
Insurance l4 100 sssa stock lss is sehgy navy stock
1914 600 DO. 6s, int 54k 900 Read RR g. 1+eek
1ssr Boerdioo Reading RR, %; 1900 Lshsh Nav %,
100 morrs Canal, is1.
Sch Nav 50; 81 900 Rsadins &c. TO- san 400 Assh
97L Sch Nav. Stock, l31 10 Pena Bank, lSk
aoioO Bos SOY 5000 Pean o. s 81 900
Isadns Mortgage &c. ~, s7n ei0e do, ~ sr4 800 Sch
ah 100 Long Island ioA 10 Penn Railroad, al ESQ
Penn 30, ~. -
1fs 5oe~d-s4ooo s..a Canal Bosds 10; ssTs Peas H.
Rs>S.u RaiFc
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
GRAND jury PREsEyrMEyr.-The

Grand Jury into the Court Of Oyer and Terner on
Saturday and presented the DANGEROUS aud unfinished cond
ton OF Dvisonav They say they had several OF our clti
before Them who represent il greyious nuisance
bat appears that legal proceedings have been TAKEN winch
law authorizing the grading and paving the roe
has prevented the Commissioners from prosecuting tns
work. and by by the neither the City OF Brooklyn
Wilamsburs OF Bushwick has exclusive JuIisdo
ton the Grand Jury concluded call the attention Oh tne
Conrt To he suhiecf.
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Afee Ct a., sppellants J. T. Croford Ths argument
Of this cause was commenced By Mr. Brooke for the ap
pellans and continued by Messrs Stanton and snsthea
for the appellee. Adj
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AnUsgMENrs, &C., THIS DAY AND nvENINa.

HbIos II .ser-Anns Thllon-Daughter ofthe RecimenA
Broadway Theater--Charlotts CushmsnAs You Like II
Buroas IleaerMr Burton-Hsppet Days OF My Life. Ss
Lyceum Tieaier-Jula Bennett. Devil in Pans, &C.
Bamums Musesm, DAY and Evening Guy hannenas, va
Brscksus sbpwrckod Mother and Chid-Day and Avsmss
National Academy of Desisn-Dsy and Evsnins
saslers Cosnorainas-Day and kvsnins
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SupREME CouRr or TIE UNIrED

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
srArrs.-E washington. Thursday, April %, ls5a-No.
ll9 W. and s. TAYLOR vs Austin Miller. In error -
the District Court Of the United States for Mississippi
Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion Of this Court
reversing the Judgment OF tho District Court Win COSTA
and the same for further proceedings In con-
fsruity to the opinion Of this Court No. ia n nc
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SATURDAY, May Up. NJ.

There was a moderate activity in the
Stock market, with heavy tendency. There NO
deposition to press Stock on the market The fancies
In most easier At the Second Board the
ket still continued heavy and closed dull Erie going
So Harlem 73, Reading 7sls &C., but after the Second
Board there better feeling and the turn was up
ward There was . fair demand for Government and
State Stocks and Railroad Bonds at steady prices.
In Exchange there is but little movement.
and the market Is steady Sterling held at l09loA
for best bills without sales Of any importance above 10
p cent Francs 5l6A 05l5. Tho supply Of bIsis mod
crate.
Freights are steady but not very active.
To Liverpool, 500 bales Cotton, 3led. 07-32d Flour,
l6olsd Grain, 4A04lad; 800 logs Cedar, 3D. To
London 1000 bbs Flour, 10la 800 bbls. Oil Cake,
49, To Glasgow, 6oOO bush. Wheat, Sd. To Havre
there L. little Offering Cotton, n cent Potash, 90
Cedar &C. and Bark and Rice Is. To Antwerp 1000
gallons Honey cents and Cotton y of cent To
Hamburg 900 bales Cotton 81 Of cent 300 bbs Flour,
1i6; and 1000 bbls Resin, 49, To London from Que
bee, q Be- bark taken up at 81, and to Dundaik
from st. John N B., BIZ. brig at 70 for deals. To
New York from satila River brig engageda cargo OF
timber at slO The ship Dskosah, s55 tuns, built
at Belfast Me- has been sold for the California trade at
$4,000 and bark Borneo 296 tuns 81 years DID, bull.
Ut Salem, at about 1900.
The receipts Of the Erie Railroad for April
Passengers and Mai. 10 os
Freight. ...l57,4W 81
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s52O,5<S 20
April, -lsg,li9 81
Increase. --eljl,o'3 ~
This Is larger than the estimate in the early part Of
the month, and is very large amount in view OF the
fact that Lake Erie remained closed during nearly the
entire month.
A parcel of $4,000 Bank of England
Notes was purchased by leading Banking House on
Friday in one lot This Ia unusually large souns Of
these Notes to be found in one parcel.
The Exports of Merchandise from this
port for April show slight falling of as compared with
March, and also as compared with April last year. but
the decrease in specie Is very Iargs-ovsr three mil
lious Of dollars The figures are az annexed;
EXPORTS APRIL AT sgw.YoaK
Domestic Produce. .sslis. S sls a2 sisSSsi
ss,s,. md 1.o: sse@ s sssass si
Total. .ss@a,5as s,i2lsa slso5,9l
The decrease In merchandise as compared with last
April, is e277OOo The exports for January, February,
March and April, are
Domestic Foreign. Specie Total
1852. 1il33528 sl,s79s0s $7z517el 1921 es
Is5l..... IL 27Gf98 1855 e,I250l5 293,K1
is5o. iI,3s46Ss 1,5s3e65 e5L563 l575o,ii5
The smouDt it will be perceived exported in the first
four months of the year, as compared with the
months of 1851 varies but about two hundred thousand
dollars in Merchandise, and shows decrease Of nine
hundred thousand dollars In Specie.
Imports of Dry Goods at the Port of New
York for the months of January, February March and
april, have beef:
ENTERED FOE CONSUMPTION.
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IDENrrrrEp.-Tbe bodv found in tho

IpENrrrrED.-The body found in tho
watsr q Ccuey Island Point about week dnce and upon
yhich en- inquest was held has besp identified = that O.
man IN the lead pipe msastscory Of M Cornell Wsser.
Boz DRowNED.-A lad about = years
age named John Frederick Sutheg whose parents reside at
No $50 W,ierst. NewYork. drowned yesstdsy sfer
noon, y falling from ferry boat st the Caths7nesk slip
The body had not been recovered last evening
FOUND DRowNED.-The body of a man.
which appeared to have been for months
va taken out OF the alp Soueh Ferry yessray and
ned to The Dead House. An inquest win be held to-day
WHALES CAPrURED.-Two whales
were sapured hunday morning about half mile from
shore on southampton L. I, by Mr. Henry Rseves. Ii
estimated that they viii produce about 90 bbs OF o
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Day Calendar for
WEDNESDAY, May s. Nos IS, q 81 81 S. Sc, 81 5s, 80.
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TOTAL. Sivo,aiw "
Including t6l5 80 paid under tho l2h article Of the
treaty with Mexico.
1t appears that suspicious expressed some tine
SINCE that the Indemnify being paid Oh, were
correct
The bids for million of U. S. So, were
opened to-day at Austin Texas Several bids wore ssaa
from New.York.
Erie lst Mortgage Bonds sold to-day, to
70 abroad, at equal to llsA.
There was considerable amount of
money paid to-day In the shape Of dividends CITY
Stock, Erie Bonds, Bank and Insurance Stocks, &ss
much Of which will seek rcinvestment
The Pacific brought $l3,e5O in coin, and
the Arctic took e3o5O showing pretty close balance
Of specie movement
The business of the Mint for the year
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CITY ITEMS.

RANCH OF THE THERMOMETER AZ
4 j. Delnotws (toymuly Lynch 4 CLarks) 2513 WoA[&
1852. GA. NJ Noon. SP. NJ 81. M
Mar l...49 81 81 %
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SUICIDE BrAN UNkyowy MAN.-Yes-

teray afternoon the body of man, apparently German
about IS years Of age found lying In the basement Oh az
unfinished house in Bedordavonue, with bis throat ana
horribly qashed evidently with razor which was iylns Dy
his side He had about the premises during the lore
noon ard appeared be troubled in mind No one seemed
to know him. The Assistant Coroner, MIR. Parsons to9N
possession Of the body last evening and conveyed 10 70 n
Dead house He dressed black hat black cloth focA
coat and black pantaloons.
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Er A man named Byrne, master OF
soop lying the Atlantic Dock brought before Justice
KIM on Saturday and fined 80 the charge OF nvghns
young woman on board his vessel Friday night under
tense Of giving her free passage TO Boston ne psa ~.
fine and discharged but warrant has been issueo o
his rthrrest additional facts connected with ths
have light which render it necessary % be oronsn'
befofe the Grand Jury.
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LOTTERY TICKET VEyDERs.-ln the
City Court on Saturday, WA ~ Mihken, si.as bnnsr
John j. Fakrer John H. Cohen. and Nathaniel Aien az u
whom pleaded guilty selling lottery tickets during inc
term, were disrhrged promising TO discontinue ne
practice in eesh suspended upon M
condition Thomas Connolly, who fied and nuctod
for amilar odeose let OF upon the condition.
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FouND DRowrEp.-The BODY of man.
WHALES CAprUREp.-Two wha
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SUPREME CoURr.-The General Term
smsuces its session this forenoon Motions win b. heard
The Calendar wiz be Nos | to lA
Special T~m.--Ths Clerk at Chambers commssces today
recevns notes of issue for the May Saturday Motion Caen
dar The Special Tenn will a this only Satur-
days.
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xxrxnxp voa wAREBcvsrSo.

Total entered At the P1ses2 ss SO tn0sD S3Ssl.r 9
The total anouns thrown on the market shovsa D.
crease Of about three millions. a. compared with ~
same months offset year The amount actually entered
q the port shows sill larger decrease a. the supuns
withdrawn from warehouse Il larger than usual, ~
she stocks In warehouse are much reduced
The new issue of FIVE hundred thousand
dollars of funded bozds OF the New-york and n,rssn
Railroad Company having Is years 10 rsa. and bearing
Interest a, the rate of p cent v snnum. has sesa
taken by Nessrs. BlstcAford s Rsinsford par
The arrival of the Crescent City with
between two and quarter and two and half millions
of gsld fully confirms the reports Of large shipments
which were received by the Northern Light The sx-
pectaons of the Street fully met by this arrival and
Is will 60 far toward neusrsxing tho effect produced By
the advance and armacss of Exchange This smount u
gold will increase the coin In our Bank vaults to abcst
fourteen millions aud In Banks and 5ab-Treasary 10
seventeen millions.
The English advices continue to be
commercially favorable. Cotton and Bresdstufs show
improving features. Tho Money market continues
easy but Consols bad declined osia In consequence
of the large amount brought the market BY the ate
advance 10 par. From the Manufacturing districts the
advces were good and In France there Ia also IN I'm
proving condition Of Affairs among the manufacturing
and industrial classes.
The following table exhibits the amounts
Of receipts and expenditures OF the United stsscs
elusive Of trust funds from January to March a
1852 TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
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SUPREME Counr-Special Terr,-Be-

OUT hEME CUUNT-CVCCtUI IDHt-DC-
fsre Judge Edwards-De G sions.-T1o,1s w. Dvyast
and VIE ag The Saratoga and Wi<as9on Rrsivoad Co.
For respass believe in ejecting plaintiff from the
Motion Is made for change Of Motion denied,
provided the plaintiff mako the stipulation offered upon tho
argument
Robt Anne L sst Jas STANDARDIZATION granted pay
ment of unless the defendant file affidavit contain
ing denial Of knowledge of the tendency OF The suit in
which he shall be excused from the payment OF
Jas T.. Cooley ast. Riehad W. Woaser.-Motou to srks
out answer denied without costs
Peter Unde,hM azt Elisha Crawford es a-Motiou b
strike out parts of answer granted, without costs
Edris K Bogardgs agt Doniei r. Bonbpte, Se.-Moton
granted the defendant pay the costs Of the inquest and
Of this motion.
Sarah Ripper agt. Geo. W. Mics, 81 oi-ln relation to
mortgage as property in Washnstonst. Motion ~ strk
out parts Of answer granted.
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SEnrErcEs.-In the U. S. District

CENTENCES.-IH VIC U -. DISlIICV
Court before Judge Betts On Saturday Thomas Norton and
bis wife, Elizabeth Norton found guilty Of passing counter
felt quarter dollars each sentenced 20 hard labor In th
State Prison-Thomas IN five yoas and Elizabeth 10 three
years.
Henry Martin soldier convicted of larceny in stealing
two gold pencils Governors Island sentenced 10 -
days Imprisonment and to pay fine Of go
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LICENSES FOR ApRrL.-The following is

SINGULAR AND FATAL AcCIDENr.-One
Of the aag.men, William Regain, stationed On the Hud
son River Railroad, near Hudson, killed in strange
manner yesterday He was holding his flag " signal
that the track was clear for the train going north from
Hudson aud a. the train passed. stick of wood was
thrown from the tender of the engine, and struck him
with such force as to death in about two hours
His skull was fractured in horrible manner Coro
ners inquest held and verdict rendered in sccor-
dance with the above facts.
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Partnership QuEsrIoN.-ln the Su-
prcme Court Saturday, ESPECIAL Tsrn-bsfors Judge Ed
wsrdA) Charles A. Waterbury appeared assinst Jonas @.
p,xlse and eshss Pisianf alleges that be joined -
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u Now that you have got over the
dreadful First May let your first spare momene spent in
getting your picture at RooTS splendid gallery, No 500
Broadway His freadmison gallery is one Of the wonders
Of tAa
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FrRxs.-On Saturday morning at 81

FrRKs.-On Saturday morning at "a
o'clock nre broke out in Reighs cabinet manusctory in
the rear Of Nos 40 and i3l Greenest which conmuni
Gated A. Poars carpenter shop, in the rear Of No
l42 Wooster St the whole of which were entirely con-
sumed This sremen were early on the ground, but so
great the progress of the flames that they could mot
subdue them, and it only by tho greatest excrron
that they saved the frame buildings adjoining Damage
from eS000 70 $4,000.
About the same time on Saturday morning, e FIRE
broke out in the forecse Of the steamship Roanoke, y
ing at Pier No. l3 N r., supposed 10 have been occa
stoned by Of tie sailors going on board while in
toxicated and upsettng lamp. The flames were, how
ever soon extinguished. Damage about 1900 One of
the crew was considerably injured in consequence of fall
ing down the hatchway of the ship into the lower hold
About O'Clock on Saturday morning hre broke out
In the pie bakery No. los Columbiast, kept By Jusus
Paasch The flames communicated to q saddlery shop
sdoinng. The hremen were early on the ground, and
soon extnguishsd the flames
FIRK.-Yesterday morning tire broke
out in the stable In the Of No. McDougast The
nsnss were soon cxnnguished
PARrHERsHIP QuEsrIoN.-ln the Su-
preue Court Saturday. tSpeiL Tsrm-bsfore Judge Ed
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LARCENY AT SRA.-On Saturday, at the
u s. Commissioners Office several belonging to the
ship :. g. HYDE examined charge Of larceny in
taking baggage belonging passenger. The complaint
dnnlissed.
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~ The various gangs of desperadoes

CurrISa Down Trees. &c.-Appliea-
!. - made By Dr.. VIM B. MoS.s In the Common
: oa SATURDAY, for n injunction restraining VIM
waey nom cutting down, mutilAtng on destroying
us eses, shubbery, &c, Of the plot OF ground
0ne Hundred and Fifh and One Hundred and
~ -. end Boouingdaas Road aad he Hudson
1ss' htsaedoa gsseasd. RAs 90 1'.ft
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HEALTH INsuRANCI.-Int the Sixth Dis

ct Court before Judge OCounor Isaac Lusts brought
action against the Mutual Benefit Health Association,
Springfield Mass Defendants keep Office at No 800
Broadway The plaintiff became il said smember Of the
Association, the terms being that those who paid 80 year
foes besides 81 80 entering would be entitled to 50 por
week for three weeks while plaintiff sick and which
the Association declined pay. No defense offered
Verdict for plaintiff in amount