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DAMAGES FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY

-Sp,erior Court before Judge Oekey-James H. Ray
rond and wife agt Simon WOrmer TO recover damages
for assault and battery alleged to have been committed by
Mr. and Mrs W the person OF Mrs R-Ths parties oc
cnnied different portions of house No 81 Avenue o. df
fclty occurred 18th January last between the children
of Nj r. and Mr. w. 10 the yard little boy OF latter
linking bow of former when Mrs r. down sairs took
hold 81 MI VS. boy and some OF the testimony said suck
him but denied by others Plaintiff AYERS that sr w came
ont struck Mira K two three severe blows with ms foot,
after which Mrs. W. came out and assaulted Mrs. r. and
.e getting stoop her with basket, and In the
entry zt hold of her by the hair large knot Of waich
came ont aterward and Mr. w here again struck Mrs X.
In defense II was said that the little boy of Mrs r threw
frozen potato at little daughter Of Mr.. w, who went into
the house GIVING and the brother Of the little girl also
small bow went in relation 10 it. but merely kicked his
sleigh over wheu Mrs 4 running down, took hold
already a'ed of Mr. WIS little boy, and Mr. w. went our
10 get his child away from her but did not strike herr that
Mrs r. followed Mrs w asrward up the stoop, and they
mutually caught hold OF each other in the entry, and Mr.
w approached only 10 separate them. 1t also con-
tended that the action is against Mr. only aad charges
as 70 the assault BY him. the difficulty between MIRA w and
Mrs r. has nothing do with the suit.
The Court ia charge said that II Mr. w. merely went
out TO take his boy away be hada right 70 do but using
more force than for the purpose but II he act
ed as witness he liable In regard 10 u csc difficulties
about children pull each others caps t IS
said and DO great deal thought about it, but If far
forces himself assault and beat woman he ought 10
be punished for II for of all things in the world is the last
thins that msu ought TO DO. Sealed verdict on Monday
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Court CALENpAR.-This Day.-Su-

PERIoR coURT-Nos 40 466 s65, 49, 81, 81 SIS o52 Al
40 59 $50 524 $40 e. 49, 39 398 AS 535 500 g. sos
IS 5s 57 SO $50, $751; $50 55 55 556 ST. 558 $50 $50
81 563, 56t, 565
CosNos PLEAs-Par Mos s9l 9, gas '9s7, 900 10f3,
Ices 0O7 IO09 10ll lOi3 LOIS l,0l7 l0ll, LOS Part
u.--Triel By Court without Jury.
SUPREME CouRr-Genera Teun-Monddy- Ii, u,
49, 90 p % a 25 Ill, n, q 80 80, 81, 81.
SUPREME CouRT.-Two branches OF Special Term viii
be hedon. by Judge Edwards the other by Judge Ro0ss
welt.
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Great enthusiasm for kossuth and the
cause OF Hungary 10 eynced In the Western ces Rev.
DR.. Mott and Hon. A. c. Paige waited Governor hos
0ub with request from the ladies OF Schenectady and
the students Of Union College, that he would visit that
city after leaving Albany. Confined to his bed by
we're indisposion, Gov kossuth unable to receive
them; bat Count Pulszky gave them the assurance
that he would visit Schenectady on bis return from
Niagara
The Mayor Of Utica informs the citizens that notwith.
sanding their well known wishes that the city suth1r
es should invite Kossuth to the hospitality OF the city,
stil the Common Council under the city charter have
no power to appropriate money for such purposes He
therefore cas upon them to take such they
may deem best
public meeting was held at Syracuse ON Tuesday
evening, 10 make arrangements for the reception Ol
Koesath In that city. Committees Of Arrangements
have also been appointed By the Common Council
At Rochester public meeting was held On Tuesday
evening when tho folio wing pated gentlemen Were ap-
pointed TO invite Kussuth TO visit that ely
CA.Iies j.. Clarke, JRmes $ Tryon, r. ). Rev Calv n
Aewsop, Jr. Alex. Mann, NJ. o. Warner Jr. w. j. Brent
mond WIS. N. Sage g b. Brand A. c. Wilder j. r Fosg
4. II. Holster.
At Buffalo the following resolutions were adopted on
Iuesdsy evening, by the Common Council:
kesoieed, That the Common Council earn with pleasure
hat IN compliance with the invitation by the municipal
thocs heretofore rendered Louis kosnth our city /,
room TO been honosed with the OF Iat
champion OF freedom.
Reseised That Committee of three from this Bari o.,
part OF the citizens TO make suitable Tor
reception, and that His Honor the Mayor be reonest, m
Invite the Fire Department. Military and Civic Assoc,
lions OF the city, to participate in the public
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II. 8. CIRcuIr CoURT-Before judge

Bets-Joseyh Ritter and Nm. {. KRee.Iad as Ayycd T.
SSyrsH John r. Ccaenhauser and James A. FeTgusoaMo-
ton for Injunction restrain defendants from constructing
or be constructed using or causing to be used
vending TO others 70 used any machine machines FOX
panDe or cutting panks boards into odilg slsr TO
the Woedwoth patent which patent alleged defendants,
at their planning mill in West 57th St. have lnftinged
Plaintiffs claim have purchased OF Mr. Wilss. In Dec
1851 fMr w being then the assigned the right 1886
being the balance the OF the patent 20 construct use
&c the needing portion Of the patent in the City Of Sew
YORK arc in Kings Ce they say that defendants have
struced and put oar OF said machines, and they
for an injunction and an accosnting.
In defense is sad that the machines IN use were not
Woodworths bu SerTelFs patent &c
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MARRIED.

At Mddcto~n, Orange Co, n Y, the 10th nat, ~ r.
mARIAs WEBB, daughter Of VIM g Webb
On WEDNESDAY the 18th inst, ST. Patck Cafts1n ~ %
Rev Father cauvin, Mr. HENRY JOHNSON 20 JOANNA D. &
DkLNEClHIO, daughter Of Charles DeveccLio E.a
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DIED.

On l9h rsti OF Inflammation the BRAN, KATE, dlIs OH
Dudley snd Mary Curtis Bean aged years. and az
In Winham n. H., JAMES WOODBURY. asrd about yesr
IL Nindhsm Co, VI, papers please copy
In this city, tbs 10Th last, ELIZABETH nsn, isusbtef
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r - H. $50 s7ooooo ssssSs 20 sss7 81 a s4o7o,s So
sOnnoo l4s5 80 SJ7SA Is

4cion on JeO-The Board adhered % foImer aeion IN
the matter of purchasing 90 Of land on Wsrds Island
for Potters field at 800 per acre, notwithstanding the
veto Of the Mayor. - c... -
Psyyrne Pdrenenf-The report OF the committee On
s,st Of the Hoard of Assistants nonconcurins with the
Board of Aldermen snnul the Pavement contract but IN
favor o. drecns the Commissioner OF Repairs and Sapues
10 re.e the opening of Broadway until the forfeit 30
raid TO the Civ the for every day since ss oil
december in consequence OF failure the part OF con-
tractor was after much discussion referred to Committee
A eouuunics tor received frem Richard d. Arnsld,
Esa MAYER the City of Savannah, and Aid Jas Sore
ven of the sane city, declining invitation from tne Al
denen of NewYork receive the inequalities Of the City,
ks being much engaged with business Accepted ana
placed on file. -. a.,
hrst Monday in June.
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Dr.ru Az DRows,Ye.-Coroner Ives

DEATH by DROWNING. -C0rOner Ives
held an inquest yes,sred,y at Pier No North River upon
the body Of VIM 0NeiL native Of ireland ~ years OF
age which found in the water that pier The d.
eessed was recognized by his widow Cathanne living o. No.
6S wstes+ testified before the Coroner that her hus
sousry ast His horse and cart which had disappeared AZ
he anne time with the dece ased found in the dock
lew s,. ago Ii supposed that tho horse sad cart wes
"a the pier the water and that ONie Asins
mon the cart at the time drowned verdict Of death
~ drnrxning " a. rendered BY The jury.
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Srprp1oR CorRr.-Before judge Oak

lsv-Enocd w. Ciayk ct al agt Isadc spo. Fireman
Iooni-To recover the amount Of dra drawn By Mr..
LOOMS m own order and Endorsed By Mr. Sson waics
plea OF usury was set up already referred Tho jury
could not agree and were clSch3gged.
Darid Sieria agt The Congregation Of Bn1iy JstVri7
Plaintiff eai as 10 have been lessee ~ years Of prensss
No i65 Gree nest consisting Ok ont and building
with yard between ana having alley al tie SIDE Of
the font horse with view u the lie
plains the cogre1ai0n, il ereces church or syna
gOgue adjoining CIT portion Of his alley way as %
lender II useless the purpose Intended and also c- ot
portion of the ear bldns which extended the lot
He brnss sccn for darnaces aTDrnt lad at 900 In de-
1e denied that the eoBs egaon took any properly but
what belonged 70 them, &c.
Ii said delnianis supposed they had rgt %
place t,ir posts fulS uIou the g-ound If plaintiff having
Teen 81 informed by city srsyos AID toe fence t6ir
SIDE OF placing The pos's rarls each Yer
dict TOR plaintiff SIC,
ae.-.c Jrdac SANFORD.
Eent T. TGn rpc et ~ Agt ychn AZ N ,'hT0 recover
The q oTawn by Thomas Mcintosh Co. dlt
~ llr Iah irIu;oda tie defense 20 WHICH Is That
he naass' EFT yer sTeatv retired Verdict
To- F.si1t-E q, 20 c.l-= principal AID iuteres.
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ADJUSTMENTS, &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS, &C, THIS DAY AND EVENING
Aston Opers Brookecorscan rn
NIblo's Theaier- Rousse; Famiy-La sylphIse Se-sfn
Broadway Theater--Lols Aontez-Carneva se',e-E1
Rur Tbeaer-wives ihsv Wsy~, ~ ~ n. NJ
-, SowA Roland Tor an OhverI3 r. n
snseu (Day and venins Don Cesar de Bszan
Rr.ek shpwecked Moth.s I'D ChdDsy and Evsnlnf
National Academy fDsssnsJsrB PantnssDy and EvsnHS
eaues in isis Minor-Dsy snc hvsHins
suvyessn Marble Statute Wounded Indian
spntusl Maprfsststions-Earle's Hotel-Dr G Barnes.
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D.u.eys AGAINST RAILRoAD.-Court

DAMAGES AGAINST 4 hAiLhoAD'-NOuiI
~ Common Plea,-Before Judge DAILY Taos j. OShdA
sSny OF H,ffv oscnis deceased agt Hirtes hdoad Co
recover damages the deceased. little OF
nsins having been nun BY four horse car N Centre
and % much hurt that she died the same day re-
frred TO- This 10 the third time the case has been tired
Verdict for plaintiff 81 $40 The Court on motion d Gen
Sanford for defense allowed 10 days IN winch 70 enter
bill OF EXCEPTIONS.
RoARp OF ALDERMEN-Friddy, Nay
saRicbsrd T. Compton, ESQ., President 10 the Chair ard
ououm present The minutes OF the previous m,e'ihs
Ps,ten, Pferred-Of Mott Ayres and Others renion-
srsiips against the continuance Of sewer IN est
between Mh-sv and the Hudson River; OF Engine 70 no
"a for increase of ten men; of Engine Co. NO % of Ie
ner Of Hose Co No 49, for alterations to ther mouse Ad
carriage; of the Managers Of the Coored Orpnan y,u
Tor leave 10 connect their with the sewer IN tod
of T. r. Van Wrinkle and Others for the construction OF
sewer in Boome ST. connect with the sewer u Drsnd
of Hicks ferry lease from pier No % T. n 70 the
junction OF the Cities OK BROOKLYN and ilamounrgh
Beports idoped-To build sewer in Avenue D. between
10Th and llth-sts: build sewer IN tshs between ota
and Tth avs to build sewer in Greenwichay from othaF
TO 18th Of. - ,o., III. g..
Erpend ifures from Jan to May 10, lSs2-The Street
Commissioner in obedience resolution sent Ia state
ent of the condition of the accounts OF his department.
which was ordered to be printed, Is follows;
Amount Of Amount lAnoust Balances
Appropriation. Collected. Expended snsspsna
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PREMATURE ExPLosIoN.--Yss terday AZ.
ternoou bile laborcn engaged in charging re
preparatory blastieg vacant lot Clintons near
Fulton one OF the charges premaurely exploded and div
cred the rock into fragments Some OF the pieces
PEELED distance Of over $50 feet and heavy fasmeu.
struck the door OF house the opposite side damaging
considerably, but fortunately injurng One Of IL
employed about the place narrowly escaped iata
DEATH He had in his han DIS sledse the time the hans
of which severed in two BY the force Of fasnsas
which was hurled against 1t He received no personal i.
Is hoped will induce greater care on the part Of thSs a,
gagged IN the business.
A New CAp.-The Chief of the Brook.
Ign Poscsrecenily provided himself with new cap in or.
derthat he may be distinguished in Of csn
hsservices may be required 1t is similar to those used y
nized Its color light blue surounted by slded comb
iDg, and frontal piece, bearing tue embems of the Depart
msnt and the words Chief of Police" in large gled en
GRAND LARCENY. A Young woman
named Eliza Dillon arrested Thursday by 0eics
Cuscs dden Of the Second District for stealing Ma
kobbins at NO i5 hlcks-st sum OF money AMOUNTING
about 500. Upon examining her person, S26 90
covered, together with quantity OF wearing apparel Wind
she had evidently purchased with portion OF the none,
She committed In full yesterday morning, to take be-
tnsI on the charge.
rg' The Brooklyn Il. b. Society held
their street meeting Fulton Ferry last Sunday A.
hundred having signed the pledge there Ia very short
period They have been assaulted, struck and abused
sometimes by the rowdies but that will not DO ike
ly happen again.
BURGLAR CAUGHT.-A man named John
Lewis arrested Thursday night while in the scto
breaking into store the OF Naaust and nd.
son-sv He committed In full for trial yesterday by
Justice King.
SABBATH SCHoOLs.-By report made
at the Teachers Meeting on Tuesday evening il sppsas
that there in this city about ten thousand baa
bred sabbath school scholars IN seventytwo schools lni
the guidance Of over thirteen Indred teachers.
" A policeman, named Handan, at
tempted to put end bis Thursday BY isLnt
dose otsudanum IL aild to have the effect he dess
however, and he Is nov IN a fair way of recovery
DIsAsLED.-The ferry-boat Union, ply
ing from Frlton-st, disabled about noon yesterday
consequence OF some disaangement of the machinery SEC
was hauled oil for repairs
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IAdvertisemeltI
T Ewes cannot be deceived, nor can

- Eyes CuHnUt DC ucCci'cu' HoI can
you m, ke believe thing different than he has ssY
seen so IL u with CosTsRs Externinator. All who uA
or see it tiled that its efficacy b II
MED and that 1t dangerous 20 the human fily. o.
els may pour their wrath and all means In h<s
power by CRYING y, ison, poison Sc But believe sa
not CosTsR's DETERMINATION OF Rats, Mice, Cockrosehs
Ants &C. dangerous TO use, nor Is IL poisonous 70 10
human family CosrARs Depot, No. "A Broadway
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER Ar
H. j. Delasour's Oormerly Lynch 4 C2arHs) 25h WaNM
1852. GAN. Noon. 81: M. bY
MAY 2l......48 81 "a "
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F The new National u. S. Uniform !,
deliberately and finely illustrated AMI explained IN Glegs
Pictorial for the present week,
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" A policeman, named Handlan, at

tempted 10 put end to bis existence Thursday BY if
dose OF eudanum IL fail TO have the effect he desr,
however, and he Is now IN fair way of recovery.
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CAPT. FLoYp OF THE WAsHINGroN.-

Capri. FLoYp OF THE WAsHINGToN.-
We are in receipt ola note from ofthe most dis
t;neui.hed physicians ofthc city, who for twoyears
has been the medical adviser Of the unfortunate
Cant. FLOYD ofthe steamer Washington, correct
ing the statements Of the writer in the Deutsche
Reichs-eitung whose account Of the voyage oil
that steamer we recently translated. We copy
portion Of the note:
1.-THE charge of inebriey reported against Capt Floyd
ia prievous mistake His malsdy is one that renders
such an error excusabe perhaps but its publication 10
ficts very cruel inlary upon man Of unoIemisned
character and OF undoubed capacity In his srduous pro-
fesson. .
"The facts as to Capt Floyds conduct are no doubt
correctly reced, but Is equally cel tain TO my m'no
that his Alterations were caused By disease and not oy
nebriety and this opinion will PROFESSIONALLY be sus
ained by the s:atemen. Of the English physicians VINO
examined him. make this correction before seeing
Capt Floyd or MS family
NIBLo's.-We learn that a Company OF
Balletdancers were engaged by Mr.. Nibo while in Eu-
rope, and they are daily expected in the Humboldt
Msdame Fleury. Jolie the Prima Donna whs has been
heretofore favorably received in New-York, viii also
soon arrive.
FEMALE PIcKPocKET.-Aw woman named
Sarah Jane Griffin was yesterday arrested by Olncer
OHare charged with picking the pocket OF James Ar
mold ofhe schooner James Holcomo of s., while with
him al house In Jackson.st on Thursday night Sne
was taken before Justice Welsh and committed for sx'
animation.
T The British Consul will receive his
countrymeu and friends at his readence, No. College.
place. on Monday from to P NJ it being the Queens
Birth Day.
REAL EsrArE.-The following sales OF
D., r.,.,. srs made at the Merchants Exchange BY
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E,pr ,x WITJJAMsRuRGH.-O Thurs

day night at llg o'clock fire broke out in the RESIN Oh
Factory Of Mess HUsey CO. at the foot OF North oth-
Jonas A HBssey George Boyle Alexander Dewitt OF Wor
ceser and Mr Bates of Botn who largely engaged ia
tie mani isctme q ke.in oh
The Iemef were promptly on the ground With their APP
owing to the nsanmsbe nature Of the material that was
burning they swere unable 70 be OF much service In exn-
gnhiue the flames The only surrounding property which
Was materially injured, is se wharf At tae foot OF tue
street tie paIt Of which Immediately adjoining the co1a-
grafton being burned 70 the waters edge quantity Of ln'
Der in the adjoining shlpysrd was shsty damaged Inc
rvr prssenfsd sublime spectacle-the burning oil
having nun into it. and continuing to burn while floating,
giving the water the appearance OF one Ta sheet Of burn
Sesy fifty thousfnd gallons of OIL hundred barrels Of
resin and nlty cords of wcod consumed The ma
lately expended wa5 rendered Completely worthless IEe
tcfaos be less than $4,000 We could not sscer
tain whether there any insurance the property or
not as the Of the Establishment informed our re-
porter that certain whether the insurance had
expired on LIST OF May would continue till the ct OF
uneths policy having been taken by the propretcrs
in Boston cce. The orgia Of the hre Is also unknown
DAMAGES FOR EvICTIoN.-CouRT OF
COMMON PlEAs-BefOre Judge Woodrua-Sanuel :. Be
man and ifeagt Geo. T. Gyeen and Geo T. Brador9To
ior alleged Invalid evasion OF psin aud
OF their goods fro store No Astor Hoa.e-lt L.
denied defendants did bat that Ar. q sole lessee
and Mrs finally ted to leave the premises aud
If goods taken they By the servants ~
plaintiffs The case. similar one tined some
time since. Mr. Green bough. out Ms b. who 70
main T tine 70 take orders fsoln her old cnssoert and
ro-npisnt was made BY Mr. g. tina, she ied the
agreement ard he he'd right % Posessn OF the store
watch wss denied The case IS on
ACcIDTxTs.-A man named Andrew
Ball while walking the beams Of q building near
the icof Twenty Xshst Ncrh River yesterday
ipg r Il and received wOurf IN the abdomen Thos
at the iius Of shs sugar refinery La shtat had his
right lee t1y fractured IN consequences Of heavy stick OF
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DIsAsLED.-The ferry-boat Union, ply.
consequence OF some dsanangement Of the machinery Sc
was hauled oil for repairs.
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SOlhi VI pGs6Rhb oL~ctOsSs- Ill.,
-Befor. Judge Bsebe and AID. Smith and Rsrd
were placed al charged WI n having eomm.,,sd :.
18th Of March last deadly assaelt apoa the persp a.
OBren. The evidence Of the Prosecutor showed A.t -
ey far from being guilty, saved O srieDs ifs hy 81
ius Kennedy from s.ahbing hAm. The Jury ths,.s,b
Quilted him. Kennedy, motion OF his counsel vi.
dischar. ed
SsnfsnsedRohcrt Isascs convicted Of not, wa. ..r,
20 paw the OF s45.
John ssss convicted of assault and battery nm, 4,
leonard was sentenced 20 pay 6no OF 60 -
In tn case of Edward Csrifan, convicted of uxrs
ter ia the 4h degree IN csnsing the desrh OF Joh, -
ir3s.nent was suspended and the prisoner ~. sss
After hearing motions the Court sd,oar,a
rha,srs~rn-nIj
A HAIRY REFLEcTIoN.-A pars,,.
heart may he closely bound svoFite child by To- -
seem too strong for aurht to Bat DEATH he -
conoaeror can rend asuna-r the 6nnes, lnks IN ,ss<
chair ard bear esrths fsirest flower Moor, 1. q
er climes Yet, what consolation 20 know that - -
one lust looked in life, msy be made 70 dwell -.
with those who loved IL Dom, fail to the br.-H
Roor Dssueneoyp;st, No. ssS Roadway offrsnh.s
tAdvers.ment1
mo spectre fTns Of pleasure fed
The scfeDing, sweetenins tints restore;
For thou canst give Us hack the 6sad;
Zen with the lovelie2t locks they wore
u Thus wrote the poet Campbell. A.
Miniature Painting but what would he nave said Of wr,
HuRsT's Dsguerreoypes which mimic the hfe far 49,
the PAINTERS art What would mOuner nss i've {, ~
Daguerrean likeness OF deceased relation OF whom a ~
trat exists BE wise In time, then AMI 30 TO WhtsAur.
Gallery, No. $40 Broadway, corner Of Leonardst
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PHILADELPHIA, Friday, May 81, 1852.
The Special Committee upon the admis-
sion of Delegates from the Coorcd Church of the Cru
sinxion submitted two reports That of the majority
recommends the continuance of the present union Of
lhe Church In Convention. The minority report Ia.
cudes resolution resembling the act of Union with the
Church The question was debated calmly and with
great ability by Dr. Hare, Joseph r. ngersoll Judge
Stroud and others No decision has yet been come TO-
Second Dispatch
In the Episcopal Convention, the resolu-
don for the admission of white Delegates representing
ne colored church of the CrucifSon debated till
the close of the Evening Session, when the ques
don taken, after eloquent appeal by Bishop Pot
- Ayes to IS Nays Laity, % Ayes to a Nays. Tne
resolution was lost
The Convention adjourned sine die fixing this City
1pr the next session.
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SABBATH ScHooLs.-By report made

at the Teachers Meeting on Tuesday evening" il appsar
that there in this city about ten thousand ye hua
bred Sabbath school scholars in seventytwo schools lns
the guidance Of over thirteen inbred teachers.
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~ We advise all Our readers in want az

any kind of Dry Goods to 20 10 SANDERS Co. No III
(randst Their ri stock Of Sks, Shawls &s seIsf
at very great bargsnsll 20 per cent ess than the
qualities have been offered before this This he
place for strangers visiting the City maze their purchase
Remsmber, NO. sol 0rand-s, Bsrlers old stand
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TIE PrRRlNE PAvEMENr.-We are not

TIE PERRINE PAvEMENT.-We are not
surprised thai this abomnaion Is DO forced upon u.
in spite Of renonsance in spite Of breach of cootrsc.
In spite Of everything, because we have for sometime
been convinced that there were secret impulse. at
work among the Aldermea which would carry Ii
through in the face Of al opposition So !, has proved
Last night the matter brought UP in the Board of
Aldermen report coming from the Street Committee Of
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RIcV LACE AND MUSLIN DRAPERY.-

Mes-rs NJ z. TowLE, OF Columbian Hall 81 Grand<
would ctfuy call the Of housekeeper, III
house-fushe to large and elegant assortment Of Ri,
Lace and Muslin Drapery just received from auction ~
bracng the richest patterns OF Applique Tambocred ~,
Floss work which they offer at large discount iron u
usual price TO those who design refnishins their ho
ar excellent opporur ity offers Hotel keepers will 6a Il
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