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Central Academy,
Conner Of u and 10Th streets
Rev. ! r.;u.fu.,.
New. Jscob w. Wisans, '
Marcus u. Wells, Assistant
Mon Y. Rsout, Professor n Modern Languages
Circulars a, Fsruhsn Taylor Msuy's, and Cray Raj
ansynss booksarss De- A-soAf
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THE GREAT FAIR

or THE METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Is open at Office nom 10, 10 10, p m
The band viii perform from 9 O'Clock and
from 10 10 O'Clock, m, daily
The machinery Is o'clock 10 TO-
Ticket, 25 children under 2 accompanied by eir
parents guardians, IAN cents "
3-dtlJMam
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LATER FROM HAvASA-AnRlvAL OF THE rsA

LAIEk FROM HAVANA-AhKIVhL
CHARLESTON, March 1.-THE steamship Isabel Captain
Rollins, from Havana and Key West 9Th instant has ar
rived al this port.
Private letters dated Havana, March T. say that up to the
present known what will be the the political
prisoners the government is either
keep It's intentions profound up last Much
anxiety is felt 10y the Cubans and the feared
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STEAM BOAT BURNT.

MARIETTA, tOhio,) March l2-The steamer Milton, from
Pusburg for Louisville, burned TO the waters edge
last night She had very valuable cargo of dry goods
board, which consumed. Boat and cargo total loss
partially insured Fortunately no lives lost
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EURNTSHED PARTME visa psriov nd bedroom
mnnos''ns be had immediately and additional
after the ns Of April ON 18th street, sds third
door north of the Irving House.
March I3-Aeod
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SAILING OF THE HUMBOLDT.

New YoRK, March Up. m.-The steamer Humboldt
sailed to-day for Europe, with seventy passengers and
100000 in specie Among her passengers is the new
charge TO Naples.
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Fsr sos sy Forek Tayor and Taylor Merry
poRTRArrs Of Eminent Anscsns living biossrhi
cal and historical BY on
Livingston, Of the New York hsr In volumes
Price, plain cloth, ~ cloth full sii, a.
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Speaking of Judge Douglass speech In reply 10 Mr.
Clayton, the New York Tribune says;

me pounds OF prudence aud poprey Here is solid ground
10 stand upon The colonization Of the Bay Islands was
Ia palpable violation Of the provisions that treaty.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.


DREWER's Grand Moving Mirror tho Glance the World"
ID remain in washington only few days longer
the large numbers Of delighted
visited during exhibitions in this place
every evening half O'Clock, and Wed
half three O'Clock
Admission IS cents.
Tickets for at bookstores, hotels and the hail.
March 2-du
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CLEVELAND. March 1.-The steamer Fashion" from
Detroit and Toledo has arrived outside the ce but ow ing
its thickness she is unable effect entrance Men
engaged in cutting passage for her.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS ISLAND.
UPnoyIDEScE, March 1.-THE whig congressional con-
venon last night unanimously nominated George @. King
Of Newport their candidate for the district and
Cyrus Harris, of Warwick, for the western.
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Terms third balance in and twelve
months day SALE for which the purchasers will be required
bearing secured by deed
tory be complied days
day property
All deeds
j. b. ii SMITH, Trustee.
March I'D JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
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In this statement have classified democrats several
whose political orthodoxy might well be questioned, but
willingly give them the benefit Of the doubt aud classify
them agreeably TO their profession OF faith"
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Making the total number Of removals in h. collect ion dis
trict, since the accession Office OF the wings Az y
To exhibit tba haste and bitterness with which the col
loctor acted, IL is only necessary remark that Mr..
Maxweps term OF office have commenced on
the first Of July, 1919, but it happening be Sunday
he not sworn in until Monday, July u, yet
he removed from office the 30th Of June, (oe-
fore he sworn int otice,) six officers and clerks,
wiz George Davis H. A. Csrg, II. I Kiersted, Peter
Remsen, T. Standard and John d. Spader the "a OF
July (the day he into otce) he made ortytwo
removas.n thirty days after his accession to office two
hundred and twenty-five persons removed. and be-
June 3d. lsts and Septem Der 1851 four hundred
and thiry.one removals made OF force of five
hundred and seventysx And yet the wings have not
been rroscriptve I!
The ohce-holder in the custom house may be classified
politically as follows. wins
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Dy y. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TRUsrEE's SALEloF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN
improved propeuyBy OF deed Of from the
BomoId Sold the auction of James
Mcclure, Thursday, March aah at o'clpck, the fol
lowing described property,
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Washington, March 2, 1852
IN petition OF Augustus Roth Of Pairmoun Phisdepha
county, Pennsylvania, praying for the extension Of
granted HIM the 3 OF October, 1872
for smelling the
which takes place the 3ls day Of October 63
ordered that the said heard Patent Once
Monday the I'd Of October, 1859, ~ o'clock and s
notified and
said petition ought granted
Persons opposing the 6 in the Patent
Once their objections pecialy writing
days before the day Of hearings all testimony filed by either party
used the said hearing transmitted accord
with the rules Of the ONCE. which win be furnished spp
cation.
Ordered Also that this he published in the National Ine
Republic and union Washington the Aersan and
the Patriot Raitmor- Maryland Inquirer, Philadelphia Prnssy
vsnis and New York week for three sue
VI Of October per te day OF hear
ing. : =, .,xsr,u
Commissioner of Patents
will please copy, and send their
once with paper containing this notice.
Mar 3-Isw3w
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ey- The Rev. septimus Tustin. ID. d., preach
in Chapel First ward this Sunday evening at
O'Clock. Mar -
ls7-Rev. Geo. Clark [hsvinK returned will preach
and u O'Clock the evening
gregstona Church, Ffthsueet.
opportunity is afforded citizens for OF
twenty the down Mississippi starting
touching Louis New Orleans
point OF river. This painting
Washington and is considered
have the best which has yet appeared.
NEW GOODS, Spring sstks.-CLAGETT NEWTON
IN co. have pleasure inform ladies Of
vicinity they in receipt Of choice
Plaid and striped silks
Printed Bsyadere robes
CbsIeys, plain collars, poult de sole
many goods which they respectfully invite their
attention.
Mar i2-6uf
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John II. BUTHMANN. Pennsylvania Avenaes south
side between ~ and 9th Streets has received ny recent am
10 casks Of Younger's Edinburgh pale ale
do Hibbeus brown stout
Also, sparkling Mosele, and few Of Burgundy,
(Chambertine.)
landed from the ship Angeque, pipe Of sche
dam GIN containing about |, 900 schnapps Mar li-sui
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STATEMENT the affairs Mutual Life In
Company New York, for the 1--WE years ending
January, 1883;
Assets the LIST February 1898 1868 965 81
Deduct by death advised Of, but paid, due
agents commissions, and balance Of annuity
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
Ngw HAyEs, March 1.-THE wings OF the third district
Connecticut have nominated Hon Daniel Tyler Tor Con.
gress.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auo.,oneer..

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.-On Friday, he
II 18th instant shall SELL at O'Clock the premises
containing 1870 having
front OF 80 feet running the prop
ery west and
Terms cash. Title indsputabe
GREEN SCOTT,
I'D AucioneeTs
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THE Amazon, the Atlantic slopes Of south
America Lieut. Msury United Ssates navy,
r.pabi-hed IN pamphlet, with psp-price, 81 cents-hy
pAANCA IArLoh
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Sr LOUIS, March 9.-The steamer Lii ghland Mary is re
ported have been sunk in the upper Mississippi with
large cargo Of produce, which, together with The boat is
total loss No lives lost.
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A TEACHER produce the most un4ncs
opabe testimonials character, competence, and
wants situation Address d. Oce, Washington d. c.
l2-d3.
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BALTIMORE, March 1.-The southern mail has failed 10
come to hand this morning south Of Washington.
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A TRUNK MIsLAID--on the 9th Of March black trunk
marked A. Baker, Gadsbyp Hotel. Who
gives information shall being returned shall be
Handsomely rewarded.
Mar 1875
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OSOn avenue Capitol gate book
titled Oha Egypaee by Gliddon. liberal reward Will
be paid Office. is Of much importance
only author, and is greatly desired ..
Mar l2--d3t u r. 1OhNS'N.
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arlington, at Iron Hall, Pcnnsylva-

RIRsr time Washington, at Iron Hall, Pennsyivs
Il avenue,
PRICE REDuCED-ADMIssION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
This paintings and best Of has
exhibited this except IN Phadeipha In Or
der 10 opportunity, The Of admission, during the
will be 25 all OF the house Children
l2 Doors every evening VI panorama
ut IN.
Mar l3-du
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nENTON'S Description Of New York, formerly New,
IL Netherlands 1870 rs cents.
Philosophy Health, Natural Principles of Health and Cure, OF
Health and Cure without Drugs by DIR. l.. b. Coles 81
Essays Progress of Nations by Ezra e. Leaman
For sale by
Mar IL GRAY BALLANTfNE.
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or the eighty five in the collectors and appraisers de-
artments, large majority whgs-o those in The
val Office four wings and the the surveyors office
is democrat The number of persons removed from
by Collector Maxwell, prior September q lsf9 as an
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c,UBACRIPTIOv o Works of John q. Calhoun
collected completed four volumes
l. Now readyD On the Constitution and Government
of the United States.
Vol. III. Speeches in Congress-
Vol. III diplomatic Papers and Correspondence
Vol. Nv. His Life.
rapidly from the press prics
10 .ub.cribers dollars per volume
made with the undesnes ny ~nom t"e
reh % - FPANCK TAYLOR.
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION SALE OF FINE FURNITURE.--On Monday,
18th shall continue the at 10 o'clock the fur
Israel Green, 7th Pennsy
avenue, Of
remains be sold general assortment, which
positively be closed TO the highest bidder.
GREEN l. SCOTT,
March 1872 AuctionecI.
NEW MANTILLAs FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
IN The subscribers beautiful
which they respectfully invite ladies
of Washington and vicinity In the lot
10 handsome blue silk manullas
do green do
do drab do
10 do black do
do lilac do
10 embroidered black and coored do
10 application lace do
ALSO,
200 pieces Of plaid and striped silks varying price from rs
cents to 50 per yard.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q CO.
March l3-6uf
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DISASTER TO THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
NEw YoKK. March 1.-The hne clipper ship Colder
Eagle Captain Fabe from Boston, December 3D. for Sal
francisco, put into Rio Janeiro the 22d January il
distress, leaking badly She was oil La Plata 30 days IN
gale
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DIED.


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kv-r cssrr, Tsozss Garland n ee NA yeaS q ~
lhr senSs !" .he 49, a. ~ ~ 80 -,
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soRss-Oe No0l.y r,,uus a.rsS :. wsS-n II. ess I.
TIE fssa ana sel,hvO. :. DE n resR,s's a.asl .
b. parents. Ne SSwe,, liza .; co wrsss .ssy riPN
MORRILL, A rs rssSience. " Hsren "a ths nssS~s
ssrvses Ss lat. rs.ssce ga wsIs~ssy sA .ssss at 10
oe'ocl a'sr NesA h' rcnsos VII ee covered % tr-v
Socs~s ~Aence Ms BOD, ..s-es.s<
ceustsy cw,sse, vi b Tesdasss the cssfsA rss e
hoera sducshoa are resre Fessesied 20 sead sfAsss
PFrrRsoS lie Ecol,a Mach Of cep.e.saef Ae '.ass
w1am " sd yoerse 500 o. william ssI ga u rs.ss-.
dsnce o. hn e, No 81 schernssAoras me Sc~k o. ~
su''y nvIted ~ sustd
Moss Mach Cahaua Rss, srsi % IA
late rr0f-s,c- EiN ard c. Roe IL n
Res,v-s eris hr invited 20 attend the ases
nih- hcr cAss NJ. - ah Berc a. bort HsHe~
OF Thursday itth inst. sts y VI
VAN BENsCHOrEN os sunday, Msuch q hrs MARTHA hsnaa
o. John ' a. Braschotsn
fr,en scgrsnsnCe m''rd 81 sftent her ss"s
hor, Of her ,hst, chard wga No lsNsnts~ &C.
on Wednesday att o'c'c,k Y.
yFRvVN-The Butler Pa whs ANNOUNCES The death o. NJ
Zach Nerhum, hs TesdenCe IA North Waha<a oSu SN
Verrum the hs fata year, AL ~"
wourdyi tie es,t~ sno~p :, car deet hshsd eers
for more thsu htv ci'if~o OF Batter Co.
NUBoR.-N utrs. n. Msrh = at the restbesee q Aei
son ~ aw Horace Butler Mrs IL ds Gray Whot wtow Of -
dos " or. osnierls Of Little Compton. r. L., asetA
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

F,r.-About II o'clock yesterday morning
s. 49,. ,.r IN Aa-se vuosen structure Cro-s Dock
e.. n Kertsy occupied Is fre-bret and erae.be
rf,.,o.y hJ Mr Homer, Of No z CArst- New iorA In
al Ire kres. distance the engines did not
80 ~ re.ex The SPOT until the sGnz IND beea nearly
SsoEshed Tkey extsi themselves IN syng cont szp1s
- .ytv eouusr,nz manly OF so0den sheds fed vsA
hrsrbs lumber ysrd n rns ncis asorhood sppeHred
20 D. ~ 31- ger for t.e, but tie Aera wH saved keM
through TIE exercrs Of We ar-en Mos q a2s
b.. We .re WILLIAMSBURG engines The sr9sn4
fhe uroperry . Owned By Jacob Boer1n. .ed h o.s
u.f,s A. ssne 81 oor insz->d n wL,ms5ursh Company
NJ us-~.. 49, :; y -?-.9 --T--1ccs.
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RUFTJASisN rs The EIGHTH WARD.
NFW-YoRE. Moalty Mar =

t. ne Editor Of The n L. Tribzat:
You would do me the favor OF publishing this
siEtemen; in your valuable pepo..
NJ. Dawscu and myself were walking this afternoon
about O'Clock, down Mercer-st ard tue corner Of
Grnnd there were shout ten fifteen haltgropn men
oang On The corner aud one Of the gang steps up 70
me and took me by the collar and wentsi ms 70 hslt
him. which OF course declined be then dce me aud
insled most yrussly. NJ frcEi and nysef lookei
AL over for pohceman AMI none could be fund any
where By Publishing the above you VOL oJLse me
subscriber CLEMENT KING, No Is Greenest.
SAMrEt DAWSON, No % P!.i-5t.
SrRASerEs-At the ST. NICHOLAS, Hon. ".
Frore, lion. A. White. heotssky y Love lea A "
Savannah; J. Anderson, Quebec II NJ "htcSs %
not, VIM Appleton Jr. Boston J. kasaIt Ms'oa
n W. Z. Brent New ORLEANS, NJ Achiu- B4nno7e,
"a AT IRE IaE AsrOs-Hon Horace Mann Ms Gea Ki;-
Jnason ossensbGrsh; j. H. Sullivan, Zssessille y. 5
Seymour. COriisnas; J: h BUR- TEsnton; O. SsrAs,
ijsis So.soi. Va: r w LewAz6 AAany; c.1t. Cresy
Slip F,yng Ciczd; O. Granger, csnaaaasas Col John
son ia NHTxoSotiTsx Hon 4 P GIani oswsgo Col
J. A Cav, Alabama: Cap; aoarsEsst bTL-1o Army AZ n
Gnfn AentIesl; Gen. Hay tf.a I = E...n'
S.fcSS,. p por.las Cinern.ti; n. Biz. Ohio; J. I.
Boye Kentucky ChsIlss White, virginia Oe0rse Hl-
a. - itSIS Hon Gberi De.ns. Posshi--ps- Hos
B. B. Thnr.;on Maine H0a u saa.ta "a Do; Coz aor'
Bridseport: b. MaIson ys4-rsGa' y G Baesley, Lozis
vile: Ms.ehAn. VI &. Baker ~ d. ozneISn osyssoi
i Var AI,sype Albany \. CraEer, Costl.n 3. c.
Cunnpsa Portland: y. Battles, Ph-Adelphia; J. Column,
Halifax ~ g and otAers
ARRtsr or A FINALE THIET A woman
rsred Mary Am See. wN yesse-.sy Arrested ey Ohcex
vsnServoorr Of the Third District Police Court eaa-ret
e.rloysr Ms-y Ana Hzrnbhr rrssf.s At Ne as Broone
81 she vas !ccked zp BY Justice WssA In the year
,ssa ~. w ccrvirced and the Sczts Pm
sos ,r ;I.r o5cnee perpefr.tsd re house Of tbs
80, i.sy M vho.e employ xhs then Nm II. q the
uitcw Of The late Ihos 5. Hh1aza
CHaRsx OF PusHIss A Mas OvERBoAxp-
ofesr BIN Of he Firx wsrd ysssrtsy rrssfed . u.xa
rsnsea Eugene MeCsrI. charged with hAyax On Msaday
uixAt uiIi.y pusbei chas LAss~n. o. No 5 Aassy a.
in,e tie isct Of LsssryN. n. z He - Locked ~
,. Jc,,lc. ossY2s p s1fya sSe .aa-y..
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SECOND BoAsD.


s ss h En-. 10 ssaa d s g. "a. 80
ses go ,es nav r',s-',.s ss "D a., ~ t,heks a
$500 Team Coupon o. ae $500 aesIs Cans7. ~ eoo IL
hsh o. te 20 Ches Del aass iei e Beaver hesio~
$500 sU.e Canal o., rs csk sIss isssh Cons o. iS
alh 100 90. 3ls 100 do 26b 81 so PeoA So Ta Io N
Gf 60 Union Canal. 10 $50 Gnsfd Babk. itA Lshss
20 Lone Island RR, M IS bsmooi Coal o Noo y,
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WHLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIRE.-A FIRE broke out between 10 and III
o'ccck Monday night, ia the porter botng estib
sbmsut Of Ar Joaes South Ssventh-st. IL exn-
gEished without material damage.
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MARRIED.

AvERf-o6DgS oa sssisy Narcs Sty Rsv cAssiss war
er. cssS Geo n Avery 20 ass JS>ssAass A. osten
COllkk-hASCoCk -Jss 50, at Z; An3-ews Cssrrs. ~
krs NJ pnFsr s.~~f cysr ~ Sec k 10 hs ssy
ttea laughter efJsAh Hsac-t. E-s, q Bas,,a - -
DlNCAN-NERRIrr.-NA :. ~ Rev ~ l. Srattss. III
hr-esz o Ms ssrs taee Aerr tazxAtsr JsAA n~
mt ks9 e. sitre. pss-r Co NY
oris-eREENE-AtP s~sus~s u. l.. NsrrA 6 By Rev mf
ferss. Assta W. os. nxSAsat. r Mo Nay 0ce>sA
Pr.vnsrace. X L
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Before Judge BoswoErg.

Plaintiff passing the Sidewalk At the Pears House.
ed yniy fell with Leg into the aperture used for
the vault the iron slide which usually covered il having
been ft unastene1, whereby hs leg and OF his
injured lie alleges that the Injury caused
By the neglect and caeeness Of tn Of ndsnt
proprietor OF the Pearl Housed ia leaving the covering
laid al e5o0.
In defense It ia said that tho Pearlst House consists OF
the upper portion Of the buidng and that tho part
OF the building let TO tenants VINO have the sole ofGhe
coal sdes IA font and that defendant had control
them the day mentioned In the complaint. Verdict for
pl.iutiA So, which carries costs.
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

NAME LAW MEErING.-A large meeting OF
the friends OF Temperance in Jersey City is called %
be held az Wildwood Hall this week for the purpose Of
determining upon % establish liquor law in
Jersey Civ sinar TO hst in the state OF Maine, aud
TO mike such arrangements as may appear necessary
20 cause its full execution.
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CONNoN CoUNcL.-At the meeting OF the
Board Of Aldermen on Monday evening the following
solutions. offered By Aid Raphs were adopted:
RolJcd fhs. this Board ss sHthory from tire Board of
Finance loan OF $1,000 for the purpose OF secur
ing GROUND for the formation OF City Park
Rssoircd That this Board recommend he Board OF FL
Appropriate 81 $40 for the erection OF Station
House in he Third W,ri.
Also, That this BOARD recommend the Board OF Finance
appropriate 81 30 for the purpose OF psrchasns lot snd
building engine house for the of Engine Co
No g.
A'd Bsrkervss appointed on the Lamp and Gas Conn
mitfte 20 hil vacancy.
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LAW INTELLfGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT Before Judge ENNEr.
VIM II. Stafford ast Abraham u. Crast0.
To damages amount laid at $500 for alleged tres
pass entering AID excayatng the premises occupied
by plaintiff sc. The parties 1t appeared occupy adjoining
prnises IN Ludlow street. outbulding being common
10 10th budogs The defendant took down the building
aud repaired va &c. lie alleges that he had right 70 do
co. that the pr misses needed repair and he plaintiff
doe notice, and completed ths work 5000 possible.
The case IS On.
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= nurinr MondaY mann while the workman

IN MIR RuSeis carpenter shop South Seven:hs.
sbssrt 70 dinner attempt made BY person to
cerruy he tuidus by sc fire 20 pile Of shavnsl the
Qart Of the shop Some persons IN the vicinity dscoy
the sUoke ssuug from the building aud succeeded
cxtrsuishre The flames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL man named John
Ward was found dead top Of OF the cars OF the
train from New York when il reached Bordentown, ~
j.. on Friday last. He was employed upon the train,
and it IL supposed was struck by the bridge between
uight,own and Bordentown The right side of hs face
was much cut and bruised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
Srnnr, Dr,rn-A Reyolntionary pensioner,

SUDDEN DEhTH-A Revolutionary pensioner,
~ years OF age named Myndert Van Arsdaen who re-
sided near Weston Somerset Co. died suddenly at New
Brunswick on Friday last He was in Judge Runyon's
Office where papers being made out relative 70 hs
pension and was evidently an good heIta when he vas
STACKED by complaint and died in Re" minutes
~ John Griffith, of Jersey City, and Rich
ard Kidney, of North Bergen have been appointed
Judges OF Common Pleas for the County of Hudson.
WAGEs-At Railway, \. j., the journeymon
Carpenters have determined ak thirteen shngs per
day wages.