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Wlnes', Brand'ey Porter, Ale
Cider, &C., &c.
MADEIRA Vine. Common and Fine, in
lVl Bottles mn on drauit Brandy. common
and fine: Clar I hy he Bottle or Gaze; Por-
ter Barclay and Perkins, Wy dz. or bottle
Ale, Scotch and Philade phi, 10. do. Cider.
New York, by hottie or gallon.
Sardines, a fine tirlc l-2 anl Ia Boxes;
Mackerel, by Blrrels. Kits and quarters
Buckwheat, in 50 pound bags, barrels. or al
retail; Soda Biscuit, in 25lb. boxes; Crack.
nell Biscuit in small tin cases. Fine FAM
lily Teas, from so CTS to 81 81 rer pornd.
Warranted pure. JOSHUA BEAL.
feb.9tf
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~A FOR BAYOU SARA, VA.

.~A FOR BAYOU SARA, WA.
terloo. Port Hudson, Baton
- Rouge, Plsqpen,ins, B.vo"
Ooula, Donalds ,nviIls, and oil intctncd a."
landing-The fast running steamer ions
SwANKv. q. NJ. Mallett, master, will leave
New Orleans every Monday. at ~ oc'"ck.
NJ. and Thursday st s o'clock. r. n, re
turning will leave Port H~'son after the ar-
rival Of the cars from Clinton on Tuesday
and from Bayou Sara ares the arrival Of %"
ears f,om Woodvi,e on Fridays. ian,3.y
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Liver Complaint,

Liver Com mpIainf,
CAN BE- effectually cured by the use NJ
~ Hollands German ''itters. Price re-
uced tn seventv.fve cents, can always b"
had fresh at the arug store Of Aprili7,
WM. BOGEL.
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ASBURy REcER,
jcuse. Syn, ano Ornamental
2 A 1 N Il, ER i.

SHOP on THIRD SJRFrR NEXT
DOOR rU CliOPpiN'S BAkERY.
1 NY orders gwen me Tor lious. Sign. o.,
"A Ornamental Painting, Paper Hanging
md Glazing will meet with prompt aten.
'nn. As am permanently located in Bs
'on Rouge and as il il TO my interest to gi,'
general satisfaction. I shall constantly stud,
I. 10 It. ASBI'K1 REtsF.K.
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DR., Jayne'S Patent Medicines.

A LII OF bR. JAYNE'S Patent Medi-
n cines may he found at Geo. N. Her.
oman's. corner Of Main and Laurel streets
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-08

DR.. q. ". DEAR1N0,
OFFERS his professional services IA the
~ public. Office on fhurch Street, tive
ioors East Of Wad'ill's Drug Store.
Residence on st. Hypolits st., betwaen
hi'rch and north streets. msy 7.y
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70 Families.

DUCKWHEAr for sale in any quantity
d say from Ten Gents worth upw ards.
Golden Syrup and fine Molas.e. do.
janl3-y. JOSHUA bEAL.
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At Retail.

At Retail.
EOR the accommodation of those who
L require hut Small qnan tiles Of corn
ard Oats. the same can in future re
obtained by the dimes worth or larger
Parcels. JOSHUA BEAL.
w THOS. PRENDAGAST.
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J. GOU l. d F. N.
Orna mental Painter
uAvING established his .hop in Bn'o
] Ronse. takes this opportunity Of N
forming the citizens OF Baton Rouge, an
IT, vicinity that am now prepared
10 do all kinds of work in their line nj
business
HOrSE SIGN AND ORNA NENTAi
PAINTING. FLAG Il BANNER PAl'1
ING. GLIDING. GRAfNiNG. GLAZING
MARBELiNG ani WALL col okfNG
I'm reasonable terms, aud on short notice
Nv q strict attention 10 business, ] hop
% gain liberal share of PATRONAGE. Shoi
on Third street opposite Hollis Stable.
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Martins Reports.

NrITH Marginal references bv Thomas
w Gibbs Morgan, Counsellor at Law
Four sstts of the above work for sale hv
may l2.y. J. c. LANOUE.
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DENTISTRY Y.
Timothy Fay, M. D.

HAo associstrd with him in Wactice his
brother DR.. Salmon Fay " ho has had more
than ten years practical experience in his
profession. Full AMI partial sets Of teeth
on plate eau now have more attention at
prices tAst will please all. Calls for the
country W II also have prompt attention.
OMv opsr the store Of Mr.. Q.ggins, on
Lafayette street.
Relsrsnrss--tion. Geo. c. McWhorter.
Col. J. r.. Layet, Hon. N. G. Penn. Rev: )
Woodbridge, DR.. r. " Hereford. Rev. Bish
~ Polk, Professor J. l.. Riddel.
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NRACKNELL BISCUiT-lust receive ;
" 50 Boxes of the celebrated ctscknel
hiscnit. A choice article Er the tea table
or invaiid.. "A handsome present to wife
or sweetheart. Price one dollar and thirty
cents rer Box-for .ale by
IA Is. JOHUA BEAL.
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Nww ORLEANS, June, iSa7.
nTDr. Fay, studied Dentistry in the city
of New York, and subsequently, graduated
in the Medical College Of Louisiana he is
q gentleman Of integrity aud have no hes
itatio, in recommending him A. IN accom-.
rlished practical Dentist.
WARREN STONE. NJ. y.
June I3. IT, Professor of Surgery.
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cHARLvs sNov. Josvrr SIMON
G.. SIMON g. BRO.

I1S CIN LFEVF, NctC OT|fIINS, Ia.
WYE have constantly on hand very larg.
w and superior stock Of the most fash.
ionable Clothing. to which we invite the
attention Of dealers and Others. Gentlemen
visiting the sity. can at short notice have
clothing made to order in . superior man.
ne, and warranted TO 1T. Our prices are
as low % the lowest. and we offer greater
inducements 10 the trade generally, than
any other ho,me in the city liuly is.y.
,CHOE BIACKlNG & BRUSHES-9o
- dossn shos blscking; ( dossn shoe
Nunhes. 81. D1AucyAaD.
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C0f1ce.-AO Bags Rio. for sa'- by
~ feb-27 s NJ hart Il Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
Tuesday. April 1875 p. M.

TUESDAY, Apri 40 r M.
The Stock Market continues to be inactive and irregular
few stocks are better others are firm and others lower
There but little speculative feeling the market appearing
TO be in Of those uls which not unrequent and
from which needs the action Of one or two strong lead
ing houses arouse it. At present such houses have
the ability to create activity do not seem disposed exert
their power consequently the market is le to chance or.
ders from outsiders and the ers of the brokers' At
the Second Board the sales moderate and with few
exceptions Erie, Norwich, Stonngton, &C., prices were
heavy.
The market for Exchange is quiet but steady Sterling
9ssi for good and best signatures Francs 5l6la5
The market for Freghts is without important change To
Liverpool 1000 1900 bbs Flour at IS sda2s Cd sooe
busheGran 3D.; 200 or 300 bales Cotton 5i6d entire
cargo the same figure, dead weight e7s. Sda3os. To
London and Havre the market is dull To Antwerp. ~
or 500 cs Sugar and Resin taken private
terns and to Hamburg some transactions was made -
the pe6culvs &d not ranspire. There IS ~ ~
doing 70 0Sifaus. but 70 Australia Ne nsrkss -
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

THY F,LIES HousE-Coroners Iagusst.-C Coroner
Dickinson held an inquest at IN Office IA i't h even
ing upon the body OF the boy. W alter lutte. who
killed by the falling of the house in Grand 81 On Monday
/ evening.
reside No 1871 Grand vas directly IN mont Of the house No i
Monday evening about q ocoek with NJ GIBSON heard
the and on turning around me house mad come
down vent saS . bsDS h. sasped two otHres e.
held and then e the end Of the
The house nd thought would fail before he bricks and
s fell outward there only wall which the d
va cs 800 is9fo M Gibson On the house No IN r.n
about one Saturday last commenced TO undepn the old
@ I val was over the Old stone foundston before we had
90 be f Mr. Gibso wet after Mr. Msrrynan who sent two
en and pat heavy rbers under the back pat the
We Continued dig out in mail sections. part Of the wall
pG On Monday afternoon another part the wall
nning We attempted 10 put up smother brace when
the .Ge looked and the chimney down
Of The building and hen turned around the building
IN beeye the Of the falling Of the building
Two or three other witnesses were examined but nothing
new elected when the jury retired and between 10 and II
o'clock rendered the following verdict
The jury ind tina, deceased Walter Tue ms de.t
INJURIES resessd b TIE ns Of the he, hgS No ~
The house lg the giving Of the wall WHICH nsd been
5 he sG' md sdd es ss S
ina proper supports durr The operAon Ssnsd1Lev psr
j j. Il Wilson WE. H Ban, and W. vNehOl,.
gAt meeting Of the Sunday School Superintend
en and Visitors held at the residence of Mr. j. Stearns
few evenings since it decided that the Sunday School
Union Anniversary should take place on the 10th of May
The celebration is to take place at the First Baptist and First
Presbyterian Churches.
The First and Second Baptist Reformed Dutch Protest
ant Methodist H. Congregational South Bushwick and
Colored Schools meet at the First Baptist Church
The two Presbyterian Schools, Bushwck Centre, Ora.
hamav Mission School and the two German Schools, meet
at Rev. DR. McLanes First Presbyterian Church.
"a prrrW este Parsons
were appointed a Committee of Arrangements.
r~The Superintendent of Streets has given notice
t he will seize all bales boxes lumber. &c, which he
Snds on the sidewalk after the lst Of May next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13

lHk fatal ACCiDENT.-Ine boy Killed Dy the ltillng
Of the dwelling house in Grand 81 on Monday evening
was named Walter Tuite mot Ives stated in yessr
days paper whose mother resides IN North SeyeDiSt.
and Is lying at the point Of death The boy going
erand for his employer Mr.. Meeks and passing
the building at the time fell He lived about inmates
after being extrcaed from the ruins Mr Gibson was
standing under the building in conversation with two
named Fitzpatrick and Ryan. these men escaped
injured while Mr. Gibson buried In the ruins from
which be- was taken erou injured having his col
lar bone broken his skull fractured Just back the e
ear and also several bruises about MS body The
tured bone was adjusted until yesterday afternoon
Mr., Gibson and her three te girls the only persons
in the house al Of whom were buried among the fallen
timber> They were soon exiricated when ascer.
tanned that Mr., Gibson had of her thigh bones broken
two Fl the little girls were sadly scded by the upetng
a kettle of boiling water and the other infant
taken out apparently uniniured Yesterday afternoon
Coroner Dickinson summoned a jury who after veElng
the body the deceased boy adjourned for the purpose OF
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DIED.

cooKFOu Tuesday morning April r. the year of hs
@ Rev jas Cooke Secretary and General Agent ofths Foreign
- -, n'iu,e of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The funeral win be held in st Georges Church. suyvesan
onSe on W.dnedsy 18th at o'clock NJ The clergy and
TO
iiion The remains will be Providence
samuel and Coulter IN The 9TH Of his
M trends of the family respectfully invited attend his
nora, on Tuesday nth inst, O'Clock r. NJ from his fathers
I,rre No TO East 23d-st.
GnbiNER-AprI2 Samuel Msrn Jr youngest OF SamI
MN and Amanda Gardiner, aged months
Relatives friends respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
m rav afternoon inst O'clock No. - spring
" SRsHIOn sunday, April 49, at Riyerhead L. l., J. Howell
A. he 10Th OF his
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MARRIED..

PRIcE-INGRAM-M Tallshasee, F., March n, Mr. William
of New Jersey TO Miss Sarah Jane ingram
PTNBY-HALsTEAD-At Albany n Y April Henry G Pit
new orsiown j. to Sarah Louisa daughter Of Oliver Hal
PORTER-HAyEN-A East Bloomfield, N Y, April 7, BY Row.
NJ Kendall Hon Josiah Porter Mrs Harriet r. Haven.
PUFFER-LORDon Monday April H., at the Church Of the
Brooklyn L. BY Rev. h A. Farley ID. D. George d. Puh~
10 Eliza Gates youngest daughter OF Joseph Lord ESQ., all Of
Nh On -. r....t.... !,
Nv Rev MI Noe Walter Boardman Smith Mary j. Bailey OF
Righteousness T. jefferson Sparks Miss Roweua g.
Graves both wamsburgh by Rev Edwin Hatfield OF Pres
b,,.rien Church n. Y April Q, 1888
Ely sAwTEiL-At Cincinnati, Ohio Aprl9 Mr. Lei
II Wooey of Derby Line W. to Miss Lyoh jane daughter Of FL
nathan sawtel, ESQ., OF Ludlow, W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
indictments for Murder.
COTRT OF OYER AND TERlGNER-Before Judge EDWARD
nd PEt and


and Aid. PECK aud DoHERrY
Patrick Fitzgerald indicted tor the murder of his wife
Margaret Fitzgerald by shooting her in the head with
pistol. on 18th Jan. last, was brought up for trial
The case OF Neary. charged with killing his wife with
malet had also been set down for to-day. Mr. y Nash
~ Of the counsel stated that his associate was unable to
attend and requested that the trial might be postponed
Monday The request acceded 10 by the District At
toucy and the trial postponedto that time.
The District Attorney then stated that he ready to
proceed with the trial of Fitzgerald Mr. Palmer OF
he COUNSEL said thar MIR y Phillips had been associated
with with him. but had been compelled 10 leave town
professional business. and had got back only YESTERDAY
lie MIR Palmer had the prisoner and also of the
Witnesses and of the htter-an important one-had
been compelled 10 leave town and Will not be home till
this evening The prisoner has friend but his counsel
lie had engaged counsel and given him an order to sell his
goods and cattc take ont fee Tor himself and return
c rest hum; but hc has not seen the counsel since he
having left the city. The prisoners sister and her chill
ru al first came to him. but they have not done
atcv and he stated that he thinks his sister must be dead
and ON inquiry think it probable that she Is dead The
counsel requested that the trial might be lad over to Mon
Mr Phillips also said few words-he had been com
p,,d o leave ON professional business, and asked post
ponemc.t the 1t also said that Mr. F. has re
Gently lost a very near relative OF his family.
The District Attorney said b. Wa ready for trial but in
matter of th, kind he wholly under the direction of
the curt advised that what the counsel says Is
rect One of those gentlemen who disgrace Their profs
sion preyng about the Tombs has possessed himself of
All the property of the prisoner and has left the State If
Le were here should ivcl II my duty 10 make application
10 tie Court di-bar hm-bu understand he Is not in
the state having gone south Since then Me,srs Phillips
and Palmer have been assigned To the prisoner
hopes the trial would have gone to-day but know the
public business yield the rights OF parties parcu
arly where lite j. involved. in the matter entirely
under the direction Of the Court.
few words sand, and this case also post
poned to Monday.
The case OF De Corn. flor the murder by shooting Of
Melville which had been set down for wednesday was
linen spoken of but the District Attorney said he had re-
cevcd notice that there viii be- application in his case
fora commission ito procure testimony elsewhere and
that the will probably not be ready for to morrow
Tie jury was then discharged till Monday next and the
Court adjourned to Wednesday forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
L. S. CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge NELSON
Iawtuu AGAINST StebbiuE

For alleged infringement patent for an improved mode
Of manufacturing cotton batting, already referred to-
Verdict for plaintiff. 80.
As TO IN Sullivan AID ULSTER COUNTIES
Margaret his Of Pennsylvania
against Neal Benson, a Of New iofk
On behalf Mrs great grand daughter of the late
Chancellor Livingston cher mother Mrs Ridgeley wife Of
Commodore Ridgeley having been grand daughter Of
Chancellor l. To- large quantity Of land held by
defendant and others
The claim Is under the Hardenburgh patent Mrs
Schott claims as heir of Chancellor H. the lands
question Defendant and others claim to hold title under
a deed from the Trustees Of the Town Of Rochester
The case has already been before the Court demurrer
&c and now comes up 10 be tried the merits, on
egned issue before the Court and Jury which the Liy
ugston title the lands in question forming immense
tract and also the title of defendants and others holding
tuued this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
COURT OF APPEALS.
49,. Ill Ing

No g. Burrows, receiver &c appellant, agt Herrick
and wife respondents Argued Henry X Selden for APP
pelant n Hill, Jr- and y. Davis Jr, for respondent
No 64 Burrows, receiver &c agt swift and wife,
pondent Argued Henry K Selden. for appellant ~
ILL., Jr and n Davis, Jr. for respondent
No 49, (Reserved Barto, respondent agt. HimrOd and
others trustees, &c appellant Reargued. Amasa Dana
for appellants Samuel Beardsley, for respondents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
r,rr-A ara hroke out abont Y o,coek Iast night In

q laree fran, dwelling house on Fifth street, ppo,te Plyn
outh occupied By John Mley grocery store and by
eight fmiic. who reside in the upper stories The flame,
did not spread very rapidly which enabled the freman g.
oyt;uuh them before much damage had resulted con
tio,ou, building, The household good, nearly all
>aycd The Navy Yard engine put into rcqui,ition
when the flame, first discovered and did good service
in Leeuc the fire in check unit, the arrival Of the CITY en-
,,rcs Engine No l3 broke down the way the fire
The building destroyed owned by Ihomt, Welsh
Loss about 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
SPECIAL TgRs.-DEcisIoss,
Ann Halbruth AIT. Edward Haibri
CIRCUIT CouRT-Before Jude EDMosDs.


Action for alleged SANDER defendant it is alleged hav
ing called plaintiff rogue lar thief and robber and said
that he had stolen lead pipe from him. In defense il is de-
MED that Mr. used the expressions attributed to him. but
Acknowledges he said that plaintiff had taken from him lead
pipe 1t appeared that plaintiff and his partner had been
EMPLOYED plumbers, to place pipes in house in Tenth
the old lead but allowed for its value subsequently, in the
bill Verdict for plaintiff s45, which carries like amount
Of costs.
SUPREME COURT-srEcIAL TEax-Bsfore Judge RoosrvELr
In the matter of George Doughty lunac (made So it
said by his association with Spiritual Rappine" in
dividualsl Report confirmed, and r. Hslloek and John
Williams appointed the Committee for the care OF the luna
tics person and estate, on giving security.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.


~ The PEOPLES COLLEGE ASSOCIATION will hOldits
~ REGULAR meeting in Brooklyn the eOh of April inst
1Nrdpr,dlv Of next week. A. Charter has been Just
obtained for IT, the friend, ot Educational Reform designed
IN blend Industrial with Intellectual training Ia enable the
nooret to enjoy the ampe7t cie, for cuiring know-
rdee paving her WY n good part at lea,tl by daily
labor lille prosecuting their studies. and 10 secure equal
ouortuutic> L. Women are earnestly invited 20 attcnl
The Gathering will doubtless be small; let who ap-
ur,,yr, and can aid the cause neglect this meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
sales Of Stocks at PhiIade,n,,,.

TUESDAY, April 2-Frst oa-I0O Cbester Mum. e. A. iso
zen ~ o. ~ kK by s1eoo 90 g s5 s. Isl ie
&c ssh s 3, ~ N'T g 81 heading ST.
as 60 SEQ Long Island RR Is sMeehsn,cS BsDk S. sMon:
G "a, bo G No. 1 eco Cry RR go uI Bet.
EGO soso sa ~ se y ss
SPS,ns G. pd g. leSt Pennsylvsnis Bank. rs.
9S ITS fs5i.h NJ ~ rem b. go ~ do. ssl eSo
y" enlsn Mort o. l0 1900 Cam Am r. r. g. ID ~; -
go Kn,c ~ sue Canal Isl rs GiIsrd Bank iti Psrn
Ma c. ~'S-~~~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
-. The remains of Capt James Smith. who died on

Monday last on board the schooner Suwas,ctt az Cold
Suring' wrr. conveyed to Scaukct j. /, on Wednesday
and Inferred on the following day Capt VIZ. member
Of hlavcu Lodgc .. OF - F. The members OF the
order To- which he Wa, connected associated by Suw,,,.tt
I,e were in attendance the burial due re,pac.
WA. o.crycd which rendered o. occasion far Is prlc
tirallc agreeable to the bereayed friend,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
COURT CALENDAR-Tms Day.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos III, T. POSI-, so, pa go, cas-
p. Dol 263 2l9 27, PISS ~ A, H. 1871, 1922 2o3, s26
800 oS7 29l 1913. 29I. 295, 296 297 To 500, 322
COMMON PLEAs-part Nos 650 5l7, 65s, 66l, 6f
IN 600 600 700 Part Il-Nos 7l6 to 100.
CRcrir CoURr-Part Nos. 499 $50, AIS. 40, 500 to
500 Part II-Friday, already published
l. : DISTRICT CoURr.-NOs. 25, %, 30, "a to 10.
SUPREME CoURr-Specal rem-Nos 65, o., T. l6, n,
: 10. H. 49, 90 -, 81, "a, ~, 70.
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YARDS.
NAsrs.

The bowsprit Is "a inches in diameter and % feet out
BOARD bbcom Is inches in the cap divided at 20 and 10
e' Ion the two bs with feet end The spsnker boomis
w Zee, long ga feet spencer gait "a feet and the
s' sbsrs IN proportion Her mast heads are crowned
VIII snoso balls the pantwork Of the mass is white, the
s oAck and the studding sail b0oms bright and
sarhsheu ana have black ends She has patent blocks
patent chain opss sheets aud ties and all the other
o. s, sne day Alo we'll as below she is
NJ re than us. y lay lae- hes.ev,ed nno, h ;o,
pors Capt Reul 81 ~ ,0r ~ great exoHs .,ca
tad established repg ~ - way,9alise5t o. uo os
.jnskce cvlamands hes ~''SS UT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
y The new white marble bnildings on Court.st. be

tween Josale,ncn and Livingston. designed by S-Obn,
and erected 10y VIM. T. Du-u tx Mayor Stryker, Reeve
and Coffin and VIM NJ. Thomas. now nearly finished
several vacant lots South of ana adjoining these buIiugs
have been purchased. and will BE- built Immediately
which will extend the block To- -Dj feet Court on t
.ame elevation and after the style OF architecture As
the part now finished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
H Catharine Schultz, &
age. while attempting 10 eros,
,..c,-,o,. 80 ON Monday eve
Advertisement

Gas. Gas. GAs-THE YANKEEs BEAT ARCHER
wARNER Co No SIG Broadway receiving orders for their
'front.' Name Nev'Hampsire
iscusfs Connecticut Retail customers supplied
Manufacturers prices modern and antique patterns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-13
COURT OF GENERA judge bs'.a

Charles Clark ans Richard Lowe plead guilty to iaise
rretences obtaining saddery romJ. w Ryerson;
Henry Ecker was placed trial for assault win i'eu.
~ kill Geo Keller of Sixteenths Pound guty OF aSsS"S
Nm Planning was declared guilty of assautng rhos X.
IIovt with slung shot
Thomas Downing was convicted of highway robbery
upon Mr. klepterr
All the above convicts were remanded for sentence
Thos Dovle and John Morrison arrested on Saturday for
robbnc the schooner ID Dix indicted tried. con-
yced and for and Doyle for years
in the State Prison
david sheridan convicted of stealing four chests Of tee
from John j. Hicks, and sentenced 10 State Prison.
Iohn Atkinson convicted of grand larceny City Prison
90 DAYS.
Edward Muhern robbery nj jersey st; State Prison
wears and months Mary Franklin, assisting in same e.
tense, years. -. , ~
bv Judge Phillips and Judge Beebe, the Court adjourned
ami 12-L0uiS Trier, German, was placed on trial.
charged with stealing gold watch valued at $780, from
Mr. VIM C. Russell, lawyer living at No. pol Fourth st.
The evidence failed TO sustain the Indictment and the ac-
cused was acquitted
Chas Power physician placed ut the bar. charged
with stealing sac and from Mr. Layton druggist at
No Al Third av in whose employment he at the time.
The evidence of guilt being conclusive the prisoner was
convicted and sentenced to the State Prison for two years.
The convict well educated man. and has highly respect
able relatives After the sentencing of the prisoner the
Court adjourned for the day