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VNEA, coffee, suga.. tobacco. rice. andin fret
everything III thene oi groceries can he had
at the chcapstors OF WlLeo& x LowNUsbREY.
Feb 10
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DIX t.tiOIbS,
DNi-L.. \ MEDICINES.

iror'''r' Ho,j,o,., NoH,. Booi, and SLgls
C',,hr': t"h zach as Coi. Na,lerI,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

large stock OF The best quality Of I'm. .sss,
p'ral and Young Tyson t.n~, for family ~
Use, NJ roasonlbie Prices, for sale at the u W
may 10. OHdTa DruR Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

4 LARGE and superior lot OF window pls.s
al air Sues AMI qualities. lu'i rec. Nrd irony
PluShurs althe Imvl5i OHaEa ORA: Siors
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18
VlOl.lNS.
CHA istO a..

w AN TED tncun'mct Tor 3 OO0 to 10 900 bush.
W els. lihrr' price will he paid Tor H. An.
ply to March rs j G NArtiNnrn
HokED NEi T-'0OOh hams and shoulders
''ior sale At tN0y ~ :, " GR,ntEy's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18
Flower Pots and Vases.
Nm.ir! ,!u.ic'

WIZ \ llrG" and the only assortment al plain
N! and Gothic flower POI. and vases. s.r .nre
chrap. No" myl51 Oiia'co Dr~; Store
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18
Negro Melodies.
NieIOicGus.

\ LARGE assortment Of Song Books. ofdir,r-
- en- bindings and rlhes, Just received and 70,
sale cheap, n, the fm2gI OHara DrHs Store
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18
"Unclo Toms Cabin"

| HAVE just received Two dozen copies II his
l exceedingly pop1nr work, and shall sell rhem
~ The lowest possible price, at the Of'nwa Drug
store. June lj-ii ". W CiyAELv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

w T. have alarGr stock Of Chicago and Alton
w lime, aud will keep II constantly on hand
through the season. NAV ~ E,yrs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

'NtWnUS,Cl tmnomusc, splendid col. .,Jf,
E---.lsz.-j lection Of choice new music Z, Y
lust received, Elths W.
may ~ OHdrS DRUG Sure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

Ann FISHING POLES. and large assert
1oo mrntoi iiHeSand hooks, tor snIcby
=, g |. TuoNrsoy,
March r.. rtfbr C,ty DrygNfg,s
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Murray's Mammoth heap Store,
~ Lake str ct, Chicago.
IN MIIlINIKN GOODS.

1 BEAUTIFUL assortment OF pins, rings
~ bracelets, lockc's. eur drops Sc &c
cheap At tNay Ed j W. NuLs'
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DIED.

nrNNErr -h Tsmp, ris Jan. IS Prof A Reasct "a As
the On Capt Mos. Bease,t Of westmoraad H..
Pro- OF Mathematics the Brentwood Institute c>S Ia osas
coLYER-weds>slay nsA, March o George. eldest sos q
George and Resecss cobsr, AGED rear. and H0aiA'
naNisI."NRehnond Va. M,rrA sP pas.i j., ss-Au
GoopRlCH.-on "wednesday mo'nns Ssrss JARVIS ess<'
rich. assd Siyesr
way Tury ats oeA The friends Of the amy are i.v''eS
sp"dsS M.rsS IN Il. fsS yea Of sss zee s.sS
Gray. widow OF Andrew Gray ate Sasr,eruser 6esrta
eyarder W Bradford at OF ssh and soA
. on Frd,y Narrh II, si 4 o'clcck. pm
LEsryR-N.rh q Lscr.is Edwards. IN hope Of eet-r
mortality. daughter OF Jeded,sh n. and Nny Le.,e,
Funeral March 10 n3S ocok The body TO Dc es On tns.,
relatives will attend without further invitation from her late req
IhwRFNcF" woei,ire Miss. FEB ss Rev. Robert Lac
r. Church,n the sd year Of has ace aAn'e
oroY-A Huntsville Ala Feb 81 Johnw. otoy. ss-i s. ne
REoTA-In BrooIly. on WEDNESDAY, March janice Aasas
,u. only OF aud Celia IL Reqas. assd year oa'As
and 10 dsys 20, ,,,,.I a.
funeral w,hcu, fsher from the restees
h.. p.-nis No Court south BoolSn. Thursday sNee
tsw.con.in papers vii pca.s copy. -, - =.
sCHRoEpER-At Clinton. Miss Dee - IN hs 18th y-sf, y
sAIISBsRRYA Milwaukee Wis FEB -, George saiss>sfy
OF 1; ITi s S S Va March Rev spA.. ry
D. bonus Berkshire CO. Mass feh 20 lls and licensed ~ h's
over Prrshytsry to preach the Gospel in 1874
THOMPSON The eyeains Of the sh March samuel no"~
old ,e'en, Of the Cy 10 III, Isl yea. Of s 49, :.
funeral TN, THURSDAY afternoon At oe@ca no" he
of IIr s,in, A % Ma lss Del on s.a.,
March Harry McIsne son Of O. aud sarah ""e"'e's
MONMOUTH Port Plati - Domnso. Dec -. ,ses
re- consequent to cme, severe asry " os S j.~s,
WAsHgrRs% Eiso,ty,e cs,,.raaSu. Co. n; march
Po-, office Dspsmen, Of this s,s,s the time Of his sea"s
H. nsuu otofth he "a
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Grand Jurors,

:. a. Editor OF Ihe ~ D. iTt0A'eF
c,.. Your description in Mondays Tribune
~. m.pner in which the acquisitions of justice are
N-...ed In Grand Jurors, is drawn from the lie.
,., Years since an attempt was made to bring pc
ne courts certain illegal practices during the eiec
:. b, the occupants a, Temnany Hall, and the WIZ
-. requested to bring the matter before the Grand
:. This was generally known. and when that body
r.bled 1t was found that nine OF the number we're
"A and polsy Democrats. Convinced that this was
.,he result of chance procured the list drawn from
Grand Jury box. Upon examining the sherihs re-
:. appended to H. discovered that one half OF the
- ispd among them Jacob r. Leroy and Sidney
,,ok,) were returned not found and that these nine
s-.rysts were substituted by the Sheriff ! accord
- called on that officer and was referred 10 the dep
VIC had performed the duty, when the following
srersafi0D took place; ,
- aid you select the names substituted for the
,sou not servedf
&c hit that Of private citizen, but If my questions
- ensvered shall bring the matter before the Tx
s~e and AK the removal Of the Sheriff tor the i'm
s-ssr exerci,e Of his official duties,
This there was reply, aad the question was re-
"a The Deputy replied that he found some of them
- Pewter Mug, some in the Park and some at their
low low many did you find at home,
nre he name Of one you summoned at bis dwelling
Issnnot remember TIL.
~ conversation was published at the time in 7at
Z. Yo,l AMERICAN; and the public felt so little sens
- an the subject, that am not in the least surprised
~ The Aldermen have come 10 look upon the City
....nyv a. their legitimate prey, and the Criminal
1sts, where they preside, and the Grand Juries the
sssuyes of their selection only es convenient ma
srv N cover up their misdeeds and throw over them
- projecting mantle of an acqual, when the commu
.s,is fairly awakened 10 sense Of their corruption.
y J b.
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INSTALLATION or PAsroR.-Last evening
Rev George Deforrest Folsom installed Pastor OF
the Eastern Congregational Church corner OF Madison
aud Gouyerneur-sts The exercises usual on such oc
cssiops were conducted by several clergymen in the
hearing o! the congregation. There was good AZ
tendance considering the bad weather. The opening
exercises over Rev Geo 3. Cheever, d. D. delivered
an able discourse from the following passage o. Scrip
tur-Psalms, L., lah and 18th verses Re
store unto me the joy ofthy salvation snd uphold me
with thy free spirit Then viii teach ransgre-soFs
their wsys and sinners shah be converted uuts thee
Aso Paul to the Corinthians H. With chapter llth verse
Knowing therefore the terror OF the Lord. we per
.usde men" From these texts be discussed the duty
and contemplated the rewards Of the minister OF
Christ, The charge delivered to the candidate by
Rev. Mr. Carpenter and the rigat hand of fellowship
vss extended 10 him by Rev. Mr.. Grinnell. Rev.
Thomas X. Beecher delivered the charge to the con
gress,ion
r. At the meeting Of the Geographical
Society ON Tuesday the Librarian stated thai be hsd
received large number of books from the Trustees Of
the State Library and proposed that vote Of thsnksso
;asa. sbSuS 10 ps.ssa u no SScssy. wassa &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-10

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED slAIh iSS
W.sB1sGroS. Nontay, Gareh !, % o

st-pprvr cOI-Rr OF THE UNITED sIAIhs,
W1sBsGroS Noneay, G.reh J, % p.
On tss motion Of Ho. Revety JoAT1sSSa v:5n idas
more Hanbest Esl Of PennsyHsns' ~ C.Ihoun Era,
~ mt csrebn. jams Carpenter .Hd y ~ 0bs I'd
p.n Tsus Of Se~-Yotk; FAnea eS., er. .dzsrrsd
T,T,. Res Spo~dep, Esq % Peans,' 49,
- .-Or- Of this loart- -, ~ Nv
q WI e Sssnisd Hoa George Van s.n.
lert hS1 Hof on. Sse~srt E.l- o. Ss. 'fA "efs
.d@ted .iosy' y; ys,s. is1I:nss Company z
Ne 81 o,osi s1as 20 de ccuii Court Of the Unitsd
sssrr. sr srvYOi M .s'ss LIN 81 he CIR
eps. 800, 90 rrmandins tbs csa- for '~'1sJse'
ax-~ururs ID
,t'fs-z- ~: C-s.i; CS.ga. ne .a'et S,se' i'' MAJ.
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MARI RID.

BRtsH-WHHEItR--oh the th March. at snlsstsw.. l.
BY Rev NJ Nashfgnt Eseet Brush E4seetA Wses
BkkCHEk-WhlrE-1a Hsnbafsh. \ Y. FEB, -, waAaa
" ReeheT -dtos n the WIG saa Advocate Ass-Acs
lessny ca, 10 No Helen NJ White.
EtLlOrT-BABcoCk.-A Huntsville Ala., Fec. 81 Nfsaa
{. Elhot, 20 Mss Em,y Bsbcock. u Os~esc.NN.
EVANS LoOk-At Wet Chester, Pa Nsrch |. W WsySr
Evsns OF ws,nesbocoush Chester Co P HsasaA ssA
o. Ma,oT Das % Zool o. Mouteenl-sy Co. Pa
HiII-vACGHAN-A las rence6ursa. IND. feo a. NJ Ne
y MI editor Of The Becas County reseef, 70 Mos psaass
y,rshsn
KLAPP-NORRtsoN On thursday r,oruRs Nsrca BY Ne,
IA suih Nlism n. kspp to Mss En.hae Ncrss. all q
this Ctr
PERRY MILIs-In procklyn. TUESDAY NsrcA a ~ Re-, NJ
Schroeder y Mss Lsara n,
d.ufhtsr Of { \. Mil. al 81 Brcskbn
PATTERSON-kkfHART.-A West Chester, Pa, NsscA 4.
Mr. TAYLOR Patterson. Of West Whtessd. 10 Mss caAAnss
kephsrt 81 West Chester
sPENCER-GREEN- Pcashteer-,e F-A - BY Rev Mr.
ludlow Harvey Harsus Spencer Mss asA Loass Gr>~a
IA. City.
sPENCER-SACNDERS- TUESDAY Msreh g. By Rev Wa
Morris Justin spencer o. Cap ie Verde Islands Me- He
A saunaer-. daughter OF JOHN Iucs s.a. Of Phsteipas
70 Phi-ie pha slil please
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"WEDNESDAY, March 9-P. NJ.
There was not large business done ct the

Tbere was not large business done at the
stock Board today, and the tendency OF the market
.o,,,rue. 10 be downward The same feeling
b,,ed at the Second Board when Erie fell of 10 a23,
having touched 81 In the morning The principal
r,ove,neu, was in Nicaragua Of which $500 shares
.oId a, q down TO 27i On time the bidding was ct
much better rstes-3O, buyer sxry, being offered q
the close All the Railroads continue TO show heavi-
ne-,, although with spssmodic improvements. Coal
Companies are heavy and lower The Land Comps-
pies are also dull Zinc fell of TO III. At the Second
Board SIKH Avenue sold 10 the exten, Of 900 shares
fuetua,ing between li2 aud lG finally closing 1t il0
bid. Government stocks were better. The SKIES Of
lo7 and l-,s sold AZ ll9saI20. Railroad Bonds were
heavy but without change Of importance
Exchange is dull at a "a for good and best
Sterling. The supply u "a excess of the demand.
Freights are heavy. To Liverpool, Flour
was held at 3, bu, engagements were reported -
low as q About 1000 bills were taken Gram u
lid; Cotton firm Of 3D., with engagements 10
ibis. OIL nc. The steamer has, In addition 10 Lard
and Tobacco before reported, q tuns Whslsbone. q
20 . $50 bales Sea bland, Led. To London, fall
cargo Of Flour, 5000 bbls. taken 1t 2s; 5000 D
Bone, I'd; Cheese, %. To Glssgow, Flour, 81 The
Petrol has loo bills. st3. To Havre, the sesnsr
and packet have 600 bales Cotton u Z, and 0oUS
Zone ,c-s French vessel has Cotton Il ie, ana ~
hogsny az go y tun- To Antwerp, Cosos, Ie'; cos'
&C.; Aches, 32is; Spirits Turpentins DC. sAa' ~"
Measurement Goods go. To HsnbefE C~s'
400 tuns Logwood 90. To Rotterdam Il"
., sIc = rsl To Auar.li., Frszhn eos'a.ss dsn =;
50asOc. for Measuremesf and - "
C.Isorr,. ,t.v are an sesv, and sos's lsrss enCse-
-. 49,. - made rses.siy II Flour tsf - -
r.s. &C. cargo 81 Corn We sssaged Tor
n,.rpooi o. prT... ssan.. A'eAos.s' o. ioo '..s
W., tsssp up for rov.-u Prince aad Sssk It . 30.
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MARINE CoURT-Bsfoss Judge CowLE'.


By seaman of the ship Antelope against
ID. CAPTAIN and first and sscond mates tor sssss
sud Ia ftery after the yerse bad arrived no -
Jsnuarv 49, II : charged that the captain Dess
severely over tn head, mn ctnk Ss1i - aooe
d.,ed he uate. 10 seize and tie MIN 1p, VII. - -
.n5,b., ~. .otnin struck hun once Atei" Au 80 -
In 5sfer. II u .sia that plaintiff wa s"eaIs % -
- -. mi C-p,siu told 1m 20 dess-1't ~ = -r,
threatening 10 eoeres sAs e- he sAe-snd that AFTER
= 49,, .t~pck him planting ralr-a l@n"'PlNe aS4
,hr.st,u.J rhe Captain Derisioa is's,'ee
tt..~n .st th- American An. CGio1.
p,,5s .uIpOved sOnoe mouths "a lSD ana Iey., a.
=. -. inuior CLERKS e fbe Gallery or pscs u DH'<
~ ~ s.cisty and wss psid 20 sesk io1 Us =
o. II yxor. Al nights and on sund4yA EXTRA -
S,- .etion 20 recover for exrs pay hs Uncle Af.
u. - VS. principal clerk. and employed him. D>nx
1hJ 40 20 40 testified his being enutlei % extra
nv In defns 10 vssecntend-0 ne "s fso i1Ay Ds LIS
s,fycss D-ctson rsservsf -.
John Peters szt. Capt Shna, e. a.
Action against captain and mates OF ship An
,o, a'r,,dy referred 70. Judgment for plaintiff o.
TRIsUrs % Respect
Ths dssfh Of El.ks Monil ESQ, an old and respected
No Hst seconded b. A Van VOORHEES, ES. the Judge
directed s1.nshf for the day oat Of respect 10 bis
memory
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS WedAesSay-B Before
Jzdve BEEBE and AID CoRSELL and OAKLEY.
TIE INDICTED ALpEHNEs.
AT the opening OF the Court, John Graham
md Anbrsse l. Jordan, Esss Counsel for AID essy'
Smith and James NJ Bard. who stand indicted tor nus
nesner, u.de motion thss the indictuenS sxsna n
ggashrng Of the Indictment bat the matter VIII &c Ash
% for argument Saturday aex, -. q
Thoa Rockhf indicted for Grsii Larceny IN Essins
piece. q b.oaaelOth .sd so,ss ,s rasss, of
south a. tined and ceovietei. he e'ar s~asaeea
80 80 .-e s-.-c SS-ss 'of ia
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fmI ON Wednesday morning NJ an early
hir- tre broke ont 80 IN dsreii- house N lS5
- L' ocevpcf : lartna. Fleming Ta- lrensa
80 Ie 'nrs ca the ground, soon succeeded - sah-
ou'I's lie haines Dot. hoNevrr before the premise.
"eis dar'ssea . tie On cunt 0, hbOu; S5J0.
CBARGF or GRAND LARcExr.-A Young man
sed " "a BaliinRer VS. Yesterday arrested By Assistant
Csttlr : bI5z Of the Nnth Ward eb4rved " ID bar.la
r5rsy snteI.ls butcher sep at No 50 tI1dson. sad
stealing - ~ from The pocket OF ThOs. Day, who
sscep in the shop at the time - Of the money o1nd
e store There III pr.9aeT lad paid i f2T lat and
.ole recovered and tbe accused cked up
~ Justice McGra;h to sn-ger the shirse.
AyorHER CHARGE OF LARCENY. - A man
named james L. Chsppe keeper Of porsrhouse AZ the
corner of Thrytrst 4 snd sNthsv va. ye-terdsy ar
Court charged with obtaining 500 from package contain
ing $751;. which had been cent 10 Mr. W s Motley Of No
8 spIl1s-. BY ing to me cers ., vi, VI aS
.sesed to be false lie wa, held by Justice McGsth for
termination
AssAULT AND RoBBERY.-A man named Jas.
Yves, assaulted Tuesday night while in the house
No 81 James-st by James Cahin, who Knocked him
help brought Otoer Reader Of the Fourth Ward to his
assistance and Cah was arrested and taken TO the station
Juee Osborne yesterday locked him up for trs in default
Of 5000 bail.
CHARGE OF GRAND LiRcESY-A boy named
Matthew n Moore was yesterday arrested BY Officer Ne
Mabon Of the Seventeenth Ward charged with stealing
clothing valued SO the premises OF Mr. ;. NJ Mil
le No 80 Ninth at The property was recovered, aud
the accused held by Justice Welsh 70 await exaina-
ton.
STRANGE ED-A child of Mr. Smith residing
nNo IS wiIet-st choked death yesterday after
noon but in what not ascertained Coroner
Gamble will hold inquest upon the body to-day When
further particulars viii he obtained
Rry OvER.-A man named James lawson
was run over BY dirt cart Ct the foot Of Fourteenths
Fast River on tuesday afternoon and had Of his legs
fractured He taken to The New-iork Hospital BY
Policeman.
rF The annual examination OF Public
School No IS IN MadsOn-st- SCANNED will be held
tbs day, commencing at o'clock p NJ in the Primary
Department.
BOARD OF EDUCATION This Board met last
evening but adjourned Of respect the memory of
Elisha Morrrl Esq. Whose decease annonncedl Com
missioner from Twelfth Ward.
tAdvrrt.ementl
tv Daguerreotypes Paintings, Engravings,
&C copied perfection ROOT's Gallery No Sj Broad
Crayon Dasueueoypes taken only by RooT Cloudy
Gather al the as fair
Advertisement
GAS-Gas Fixtures OF beautiful design and
workmanship will be found the great manufacturing depot
81 Archer. WARNER 4 Co. No SO Broadwav over
100 different patterns in
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

SCHOOL BoARD-The Board OF Education
have DISCHARGED the Committee appointed 20 consider sne
report the expectancy OF establishing ght Schools
A. meeting held Tuesday evening the following fesou-
tion adopted
Resotod That the Teachers Of the Public Schools be al
Vd 70 associate themselves gether csss for mutual
instruction a,d sd qualifying themselves most fully Tor
their uportani work and such and place
may be Lost convenient.
The Committee on Buildnss hsye NOT reported plans
and specifications or the new .chooHou'e II tae IhEd
Ward
Mr. Wldsrs new gng books 20 be introduced INTO
the Schools and SO appropriated Tor that purpo,e
TIE sei-aznual examination OF the Pubc>chOos 70 70
b held Msnday eth inst, - 9 o'clock A. NJ
II Yesterday several rowdies went into the
con snder the Darcy House ard after consuming ~ IN
Usually large amount Of food refused pay for IL and be
the keeper demonstrated Nth them they tnrnee
upon and beat hIR Il eOwsrdy manner. They ar no-
arrested.
lSsASK-A woman, apparently about p years
old and who rave her Martha Collins Of bS-ton
lass- or Tnescay wandering about Loas DotA
making unnatural ges,icustons AID u,t-rine inooAste
sentences vhch facts Induced gentleman 70 u
her eohd;ioz and AFTER satisfying himsef OF h-f
hte Ter conveyed 70 Sew-fork and ihe-ee 70" o--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-10

PHu,pyLpHn SALEs % srocxs-Wedmes-

dey March Ffrr BOARD 10 Penn X r.. 81 isi Do. 10
6OVeksbufs Il. X, Ish nech Bans So 40 aof. sms ~
20 Do 49, 100 HEADING X 4fh VI 90 CIannsn So ~ ~
!. DO Csa 4 Anhoy X n 81. % g9j 20 Wsansoa " n, ~
loo Lons Island r. IT leo do, ~. 1900 Sch NJ" Pref ~
siS Msehl r. 7jli 3Hlr-bofsh A. X, o. sUHo" BsHs'
Of Tenn N ,.,t. A. IA a,
p.nn n X 50t 4! Beaver Meadow o., 90 .eh 40
Ia r. tt9b, II 3d.. $780, 100 Morris Csnsl w L'e y,
al X a. do 10 III slo ishfs o. ," W -" 'e-''
" n Nav. Preferred 81 -
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Joha GwyuB cclcred. insiictsa tor sseAms cnpsSeS
~ rr1 - 80 re prop ny Of WI, Rows OF Ness Hns
-nt BRA 81 ~;ty 70 (rsnd Lsrcsny and was snn'eness
. ZEE >t-te Pr,snn cor Y~.r
ss.Ss Bus, in1scsfS tn sssaah sna battery % fss
.ss ey o. No ~ s,ail,on -, read srty aas
c. isse 70 r. peesiensAy for sx months
Ssaarine CareS AND SOFIA Nes,hrook coior-d ndics-
= - o,re IRE dcsa q csthrins ReynoLiS o. the sesse
- usnAss % the llth o. January last BY o-sssn9
-. ~ y, amer. wers erei CONVINCED o. MAJ
,s,,.r &c ,oete desree vhey sentenced 70 ~
Henry Nation. col eres ~ ., A,-x,.rv m has,
ne cn the pm Inss broken into tie prrnt.>s Of Bsrta
NhhsaS Nr9sssf ron wssn 10 cole prvperty -
ave yesrs SsS
Arthur Short. indicted for ssssanin. p.,.. DNA,r,
German sr III Intent to commit ~ - -. "a -
convicted The Court senteneea h % u. pr..ssr,,srS
for
Js-n.s Long Indicted for grand larceny, p-,a x.s, -,
peti, larceny. and remanced Tor sentrars
The Court then al ourred sor the day
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CIRCUIT COURT-Betore Judge MITCHELL.
r. Coillsrd 4 Co. sgt. Anne Lesoux.
m - - 4

dst ITltu DtlOit lut tlalii
that thew rad IN the habit OF oanng their the
frrn OF Legoux Plunket which firm lS4S indsbt
ed 20 them sle5l5 At this time Mr. L. wished 20 leave
the firm which had become II said, little involved
and inside an with Mr. b. Souillars snse de-
ceased) take his place IN the firm and assume IFS habit
res Plaintiffs consented the arrangement they
cert as to $3.50 for which they required the personal
guaranty Of MIR l.. The firm not successful and
.topped Part OF the 500 paid, leaving 81 ~ 50 still
due for which the present seton s brought In defense II
Is denied that there guarantee on the part OF Mr.
l. that he disposed of his interest BY OF PLAINTIFF
fully 10 Mr. Southland who n that time man of prop
erty and responsibility and improved the plaintiffs prospect
Of receiving their debt; that Mr. fully discharged
om liability and also that the suit against him indvidu
ally has been irregularly brought Judgment reserved
John Brooks and others at. X. C. Mccormick.
To recover about $500 balance OF 1859
freight of quantity of lumber TO SIN francisco per ship
Taahsssc, IN 1850 The lumber after arrival there sold
only for $50 and this suit 10 for the freight less
the prce for which the humber sold In defense, II ia al
legged that the San Francisco offered to receive
the lumber but the ship refused 90 deliver IT, which de-
nie aud counter claim mp tor alleged value OF the
lumber less the fret shtNerdict for plaintiff in amount
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SERIOUS ACCIDESTs.-On Saturday last u
lad about years Of sEe the employ Of Mr. Martin Apn
the OF Fulton-ay. and Godst seriously in
jured by horse which he leading ont water The
snimsl II became frightened AZ passing sled aud
the boy, njurng him dreadully. from the effects Of
which he died on Tuesday night
Another OF like nature took place on Tues
day evening. IN stable in Hudson-av, near John-s',
whereby boy named Austn Ryder seriously injured
by kick from horse which he engaged In curryng
But faint hopes entertained Of the lads recovery.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FERRY AcCIDENT.-Last evening a lady in
attempting to step ashore from of the Ferry boats
to Atlanti st Brooklyn, missed her footing and
caught between the boat and the bridge crushing her
head in a terrible manner She fortunately WAS not
killed She was taken to No II Atlantic st.
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