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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-06
KENTUCKY.

From July /, 1853, to June 80, 1854.
207o From Glasgow, by Sampson Joness South Fork Of
Little Barren River, to Columbia, SO miles and
back, once week.
Leave Glasgow Monday at 8 I'm;
Arrive at Columbia next day by l2 m;
Leave Columbia Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Glasgow next day by
1907 From Eminence, by Newcastle to Drcnnons Lake,
20 miles and back week.
Leave Emnence Thursday at m;
Arrive at Drcnnon's Lake same day by IAN;
Leave Drennon's Lake Thursday at m;
Arrive at Emnence same day by m.
1908 From Hazel Green, by Swiftsve and Estell Steam
Furnace, to Irvine, 50 miles and back,
Leave Halle Green Wednesday, at ami
Arrive ut Irvine next day by IL m;
Leave Irvine Thursday ut pm;
Arrive at Haze Green day by SPIN.
I2079 From Boonvie by Rock Spring, Grey Hawk, and
Pond Greek, to London, SO miles and back, once a
Leave BoonviIle Thursday at Sam;
Arrive at London next day by l2m;
Leave London Friday at pm;
Arrive at Boonville next day by m.
l2Os0 From Hopknsve by Trenton, to Springfield Ten
nessce, SO miles and back, once a week.
Leave Hopknsvile Tuesday at S. am;
Arrive at Springfield next day by 12m
Leave Springfield Wednesday at l p nj
Arrive at Hopknsville next day by 8 P m.
1901 From MadIsonvlle by Daniel Sisk and Days Soro
to Princeton, 80 miles and back, a week.
Leave jacksonville Friday at 8 an;
Arrive at Princeton same day by pm;
Leave Princeton Saturday at m;
Arrive at Madisonvile same day by s 2 m
a0S2 From Halle Green, be SwIftsve to Proctor, IS
miles and back week
Leave Halle Green Wednesday at IN;
Arrive at Proctor same day by pm;
Leave Proctor Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive at Hnze Green same day bv p m.
1903 From Ezabeth,own Samuel Wilyards, In Har-
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DIED.

Cp .pBP-At Eorel Sunday .isrnon = 10
tksr wsy 70 EnElsnci Cecis Evsts oay esat7. q W.
"a ola Cssbb- Of fift.rgh, sgd ~ sats so ~ ,,A 81
6ORLON-On Saturday, AssGs ISta. CasilJ N''''' -.
-. invited o
,srd hsr f1rsr. % NsDdsy ~ 0e1ek ron u
90 70 q LaEreneeg- BrOoklJn Hef fen--' VIII - W "
Crsenyrod 'gr lnttrInenr ~. W. A.,
TiOYD-AfEs Der re,a>rce. No "a "esi AZ
Flosd N the s5sh year Of Der So De'- - -
C,srahan County CsyHr hei.nl ~ - - -. A.
@ ch--i ofssxsk J. also hose fher sister n+.~ hs
S.tiI a. ally isytec 70 ane1s Der isa-. "eeA
~ - s.ssf AZ lSh g4hour f7rfksr inTttroa.
AZ THURSDAY Anl1st n, John DoaG
inssli Of Dr. Horace -a hAss "r0sa' o. A~ cry s
AcocKs-Ai PopGbkeep- he llth nst Ms ssrsA J,e''"
a. of Brooklyn AGED y -, -. II h,
MoRAN-ou nc n. Doctor xDIsn IL the 18th year Of "
tie ssas the asy and Toe usnsss Il Howard I'as'
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p respectfully ed .,tenS b.. r-r ,hi. esy a. elosk
tke dsrce Of rs Nh. Knshorn No S7t rsnte
MlRAUDOiI-Sui5epy YESTERDAY ,ruins Of ssesrsn Eawad
Nuaue oh = nssive o. Italy. srsd sbouf s. yrArs
fnd and ifailn residents k CITY respectfully invited
tbs morning haf tn Chzra
Rev Dr. Camus Ess rveoty seventh bsf~ses
Madison ara Fourth avs -
NODYNE- On evening q TIE iSA fass-. wn Hes-
" Of J. DALEY ana kH, A Soayns, sssa
uaoufhs arc = esys
iis BerSep. p~a H,yt sosfh Bokyu- ths day MoassyL
NJ
- ssrsoss Conrty papers pesse cory
TAYLOR-On iSh nst Ras- faseae
wm Taylor ssed vesr nenhs sai days.
the family respectfully invited -
ssnd che farer. b afternoon at q oeek. nom Ne 10 Asa g.
Fs III ~ tsksn 20 Crrepwpof for intertncnt
uFSSFLLSOu ftsv H. the res5erce Of her son w -
Parsus Ne~ Jersey Mary widow Of the late Weesf
Ws-sels Of this City In her sSh
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aud then broggh; bucks, after BUCKET Of cool ar AT
poured over him. k-e 2ias up fioon By rubh'lg W
sHched the 0ers And could not hep M, ing III -sy
4 horse l.oksd BIZ be ~sn, aFsy Ir ~
zsier with lock <lch sea - s'n - horse can sy
"Oh, d hurry. ny friend or shall de A'lengta After
shout ~ hours per-everynce, be led hin aFiy toFTi
lie puk THAI king perhaps ths ths sight Of green gas
would rsvive h-m.
On Frdsyr e noticed three c)Es crazy with th- heat
shch required or eAst bad q. ite car'ng md beating
which three boy with clubs strong inKs AID cruel
di-poitons. could inect upon them 70 ss them away
rom the Ugh, Of grass snd green tree ,aade.
We roire SOM men rho have - much conHlsri'o ~
for their fellow bor-rs that they place sEniay oysr
Their cart horses by attaching shee. a. cad 70 th-
barnes ard the other tbs forward stakes % the AT
WY should not all b. thus protected Way should not
drivers protect themselves from he fierce rays Of the srn
At the South they have buggy lr-lls IS They are
made Just like the comncn umbrella With stif fouF or
Eve feet high In the bottom OF the wagon is sOcle,
which holds the srd Of the suf when in AZ O'her
tines il IL laid dovn carried in the house Ike any
other IN breIa Every mg ht have us such one
with Interfering a. 81 sh his loSd Every sage driver
should have to protect him. both from sun and rain
Trey real life prsssryerS health promoters aud from
Excessive drinking great Who will sdop. then
VIA, benevolent merchant sill b. the first - give such
acceptable preseui his drsymsn Whist stage line si rs
sho~ their colors and shade their drivers Let be
tsred-le Il once be seeo aud all Will sdop.it Can any
umbrella maker take the hint Give - etsh OF
dozen carimsn, and as many Omnibus and you will sell
thousands Everybody who rides open wagons in city
or country should have wagon umbrella
10 prevent cruelty TO animals both msn and beast W.
must have law to prevent overlooking stages and railway
cars The presen; practice is nothing but outrageous
wokedness driver who viii pack eighteen persons 10
ce Of stage this weather had ought TO be PACKED him
self IN bath until sweaed into reason. Tne cruel
nsuIer in which horses loaded driven beaten and
posed 10 the bot demands the formation Of benevo
lent society for the relief Of animals.
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CUsTOM-HOUsE APPOINTMENTS.
CusToN-IoUsL Ee~YorE, AaE. L. 1871
The Collector has made the following additions, go
pOintment of officers Of the Customs:

CvsTON-iiOUsL Ee<YorE. Aax. L. 1871
The Collector has made the following additional sp
pOntment of officers Of the Customs:
wEiGHERs.
richard NorrA Rse1sr5 y Lr.l. Gs5rIs :. Ga sgl.r
".
hechor 2. Mssor DEEMS McCa-hv J1hl D. Farm gi)n
CutGEE-Wil'sn P HoAsad
I~sFFcToRs
Gsor.s vhitehoase. John ToEus@nd H-1rv WsrtL
Peter Nastsrssn Jr- AsIanoer isz4cs, Jsu.s Red.
ElhAIsn Martin. JOhu Hilyer, J,hl krArh1r
David GsrhWsits. Walter Jsc-. Jsha 4 D1gIass,
Georss Pie-on. Cbsrl-- A Brow % Fsrren
sterher Gardner Jane. Wright Ta0ns. T. R d3ea.
James 7. Dam, Hemsn Bur-. G-7'r- Wei
Cbgle. DeKyn, Adam Clsrt Psn.-sn, David n K-lv.
Alfred " Sfsdbot (rori0n Ars@rs1n,
William Reilly. ADdrew Ihomr-or. Tn0m.sA Rifcr,
CsOrf. & Nfeh@ll an 8.vlt Wlf.u aurDrT.
JS-eph ". Lamb Fd~srd penn, Wli.n D scsly
John D NcK~-. Airro Val GYMS KEEL.
Isr.. " Pos-sv.t Jo--p, (,-.-v Nfii.m G1ifr.y.
Gordon Graz Alexander s;e-srt Joaa l. R Jssuss
s.m1e Reyuods, Hen Tree Janes ia1mpsol,
Ricisd Adams Locke John Nsn-ervoo-- Herzl A rllL
G.rrif Lansing Jona Msrdoes, Is Fsystts TJnpnas
James ". bri1y Jscoh bitteh
SIGHT INSPECTORS.
Arthopy Glen Stephen Kelly Anthony Radiart
Benjamin Marsh, Nohsel H.r0ny, Ilrothy DgnlTia-
JoL1 Ye(ir.ne William : Teur. John ksvansx,
eush Smith IssiAh ValieAu. Eigard Deua.
Peter Car OF. John Aeru6ed, CeO-se NL
Frsoerck German. Iboms. Ray JAMES hcbsaEA-n-
James Wells John Barrett G-o'ze hsf-
Michael Nssy, Moss Cooper John Jones'
James FiiEEerad, Abraham II Genet
CLEHK..
GIDEON Tueken James p. AaihsRa TaomN B HoT,-i.
Michael ( James W Bennett Charles y. R0m2ne.
Petr ?. Craulsr
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SATURDAY. Auf. I3-P. NJ

The weeks pressure caused prices gradually TO shrink
until Saturday the previous saturday the bottom
supposed TO be- entirely out, elicitng some disposition
to begin to ill up again Erie R,lrosd 81 per cent
better. Harlem Nicaragua Hudson River Reading
Railroai Canton
The o. $50 600 of the ,nfs of the New Od,sns Ope
ousas and Great Western Railroad Company which have
b. advertised for sale by bids 10 be received up TO 18th
September next withdrawn from the market Ths
agents Of the company having negocstei 100000 OF the
bonds with Messrs Winsow, Lsner Co, the remainder
will be held for the future sction Of the Company.
TIE Edgeworh Company Of Boston, publishes its trial
balance 10 June J. lsl1 from which il appears that the
CAPITAL stock is 100000 aud the assets including land
stools and money, ss 765 making the stock worth
exclusive Of per share dividend en- per share of tJ
now seIlirg at 81 25.
Money was rather more easily obtained to day at call and
pauer went little better The offerings At the Banks sons
Of them sre about four times much they do Bug
prnd. generally ask for about four times
much az they will want during the next onth when money
tebtens up and If they don't want any their
count they may refuse to buy their neighbours paper At
loaso cent if they get the money of the Bank, at
y cert II neighbor in light place offers lot OF
goods very for philanthropy prompts prudent
TO borrow If he get Of Bank to relieve him sst
terms Stocks fall and offer chance" Foreign Bills
fall and sbows margin to remit All ompts the keen
TO borrow il they And the Banks who have started
the mischief by Withdrawing million IN one quarter, lind
themselves sled upon to lend four millions 10 supply it,
place whereupon frightened at the ghosts themselves
have raised they go work vigorously aud call in
and the reaction oil those fresh calls conynces them that
the demand for money is awful
The demsnd for bills for the steamer Of to day ws,not
aree and Sterling closed dul At a9l Francs, 5lsl o
5.l5.
T. A. L..
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NEW.IERSEY ITEMs.

CArHERlxE KENNEDAY ON Saturday Catherine Ken
eday went 60 Trenton the Ut the keeper Ut the
Count Jail, 10 appeal before Chief Justice Green, on .
writ Il kaj,as cypvs Tie case was argued before the
Chief Justice by j. Srudder Esq for the pro'S'uton
and Judge Nevins for the defense McCellald, Jri
wa also pr. sent is beh>f Of the girl Toe ChieJustcs
determined take three days tmo ia which - rem
l. -. A...fafa
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eDiDg each other b. partial sn'agonis will all cOa
20 the resz 4th r-du olcs'o1 Of pow-r
IL seems 20 70 relieve ft r ou- question connected
siih Common Schools Of ev-ry dIti say II thsrs oe
any hsi doubt 1T them reflect upon toe sub 10 AL iis
relations with EnpTeiudic@c minis AID truth vii prevail
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sale. Of stock. at PniIadeIpAia.

Fs Bosrd-S5So City r. IS 1921 io $4,000 Lehsh Sc ~;
nO Sch Pref 3l 100 DO b. 81 500 Lonr snd X, ~ .
chester valley R. i5i I'd, -, 30 Morris Cans. a. II $50 do
III ICE rs II. 200 Reading r R. rs 4oi; 10 do Al SO DO ~
lco Girard Bank 1871 ~ Bank Of Penns, 4 10 n Americas
ie B.I,d-2ro Pref SOL ss DO - so eo do Is.
= n Ious Island cash ~ o DO IS ~ loo do ~ so DO 10
IS do do so Morris Canal. hh NJ;
10 R~sdins al do. ID Al 100 do b5 add
ut IT, To-. -
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Assistant Tfessursrs
Cuslon-Houss

D.. 4
osl ieesipts At the Custom sso7@
Tie bove table shows an Of slg9 80 30 ia the
amount in the hands Of the Assistant treasurer a. CON-
pared win the close OF the preceding week The receipts
for duties previous week were st296s9 showing an
iIcrtsss this week.
naokags II three hundred and ten dollars Of the notssof
the South Roy alton Vermont Bank returned TO Boston
yesterday protested for payment Ths protest ssts
forth ha, the presented TO the Assistant shie
Al the Banking house, between the hours OF 10 and
o'clock On Wednesday and that he refused 10 redeem
th,u. The Bostoa J0urHai says
Me. ~ this Bank never have been rsceiysd At the SAT-
~ Bank The south ROyaton Bank vas organized under
gensT,l Banking Law Of Vermont and u the pro-
rs relative to the dep sit Of puoe STOCK gr ounsr
fies nh The State Register haze ossn 'Say 10
- IL hill. will probably eventually De fsdssnsd Dut
condrct Of the DrectOrsb unusual unsccornt-
~ ana ro likely rebound TO the credit Of the Bank
,oct II The Union Bank 3, Rochester is TO be In
...sd 20 100000 savings department. IS 10 DC con.
,.c,el with the Bank hereafter
rhs esrni.gs Of the Ogdensburgh Railroad for July.
were ,..,,., ,,,,.rx,xr
- Bi25 a,
isg. y
gacssnsons.
r. Isl y
y:Siss. J Jsy t,1s
Irerssse over Jsiy
sr copstrucsiDg the Black River and uucs
Railroad has been taken q Ysrt G. Case Of Fulton.
iyn j. D.5 = F.rselL OF Utica Ths work Is 10 be
and 49,, Lo.@ contract with Wills Phelps, Of Springfield
! ~. .,ruction Of ihsir road
fer the CO % sharsin have taken the contract for
htsls ;,,osS from Nils aukee 10 Fond da Lack aud
euncioft On Like wnnebsgo The work 10 to be com
VI. ss.S, fore. Of "en a os,' week. ana
70 TIER ton By the fret Of June, s54.
To Poonyils by the fret Of October, l55f
To Carthage by the first Of April ls3S
To Clayton by the Gfs. OF july 1875 ..-,-o.A ,.x.
tn. directors Of the Bristol Rhode Island
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In ,ame tine The Contractor removed
Crest ss this amount appears there II sAl greater one
fostering in the ho, sun through al the streets.

Crest IS this appears there il still greater one
fostering in the ho, through al the streets
B,r>rv.s PrrNirN.-Barnum has offered the fo ~
c lit of premiums to be competed Tor at the ar OF inc
Farfed County Agricultural Society, al stanford GA tl7
sh .ih and sh IT October by ladies' under tV-nty one
wears of age There premiums iJr horsspacx
riding snging fr'm So o. gold pencil oP-n - ulnt'
nd ladies der twenty one from al parts OF ths ,
thres r.um- for butter three for cheese. three Tor
breso fv for oarning ard four for shirt ma2nx Tn,l
sre 10 be competed for by the young ltds- 81 fAfus-
County only No fee will be required from any Pes'n
competing for sry OF the Bsrnun prsmiu rs f9unS A1e3
nteI ding 20 pete horseback riding viii peS. send
their nAme Jchn Shsrwood, Secretary Flrn-d Coihy
Agriculture society by or before the ION % oep-hOer
Thsre Is more GOOD sense shown 10 the above than
,oue,nes exhibited by list Of societies. the mNr
ayers Of which seem forget that woman has anything 10
do or care for in the concerns Of this world : oa'
us,ce TO say th4t P Barnum nAns Is ever ready 10
head premium lt TO pTosnos Agricultural i1pro'e
He gave large sum asst 20 the same s)ciy 1r pow
match prizes
SRrglrY 10 Annals ncrrifz nan . H1er-ifu. -
A., several Of the hot days OF last week u"
Ion s per day dropped dead in the streets Of NeFork
good many Of these omnibus horses d1'en oy erus
diver until they fell dead in the traces from being over
loaded and over worket. On two OF the hottest aAys
hsn the Thermometer stood AZ % degrees II the shade IL
our misfortune TO ride with ether persons
ro,s them less than four feet high, inside Of city onni
h ard in one case four snd ia the other ave m7n on
ION Not content with this 3D. the driver OF one Of them
ON the Spring IT. line stopped Tor man With deni I'm
and basket Of bottles ana took him on the steps oehina
1T propretOrs IloF their drivers to take on 'an
ss.onable loads csnno; fee sorry for iher loss q
horses but W. do feel sorry for the poor butes AID h've
not very good feeling for the brutal man who over1oA
or oyer.crives hs beasts such weather as this
But the dead reported the City Inspector once a''
no, give the full result Of losses Many are narsd hA 10
not Gle
On Saturday omnibus horse f.n il froAi OF TIE ND
me Office Everybody thought be would surrey ds o.
the driver seemed understand what 10 do better u y
obsr, He Jumped down and had him strpt OF ih'
gr and a. soon as possible bled bin freely The reicao
brouehth him TO life Then be rubbed him al over aud wipe
of the Precipitation taking his own cost we u NIX Tor u
nurpose Then he brought water and washed hs mOuH
and pos, lis and para Of bis body Finally he got mn "
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The following table will show the receipts and payments
THE Assistant Tressurers Office and the receipts and de-
no,s nj the Custom House for the week ending last
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ForvD DRowNED -Yest-rdsy afternoon Coroner Cooke
held an inquest a, the of South Sixth st. on the
BODY Of an N known ound drosned Verdict accord
ngy Deceased apparently about 81 years OF age
had On black alpaca frock coat black clOn vest black
neck handkerchief light pants and pair of boots
IN his pock book found.s- O!n money ant paper
nearly destroyed by ths water which WAS found toe
words Cooke, consgre e
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Jus,ics Bogsr, for trial


D,GrERREorrPEs IN Generalization ct the pub
70 Gur,rys ye of Color-d DaEu-ro-vses also
MS Nr,ta>, Oil combining the ,nt ~
D,suerotype with the be,nty ard nnsh OF the mrs
Oh P.nr Numerous specimens can be s-en az 1s mAslacu
Gallery Nc. Sss Broadway. corner # Leorsrts-
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Acrrnt~rs-Michs .l Bake . csrm,n living in Forty
f-s ~ T-rfhsv hsd biz leg factared on sfariay
I.h by berg thrown r. bis cat OF us h'rs7 TAX ~
re h. and ,Iiiuz or suddenly lie Vas conveyed to his
rrs,deucr BY policeman. NJ,
Chss Rsrdsn boy living a. NJ. las Second st, VII
i.msburch &C arm fractured Slurdsy oy ttAlnk
from The ain h,ul Of iha shop D-l.~sr-, lying
NE foo, Of Roosevelt : Ess; RIVER. de Was con's!e1 :"
he Ner York II sptAl -
The driver Of one Cf thu B0~ery and Wi'ls', F'ges
VA. It 5 feared fatally injured saturday morning. o.
b.iDg thrown head Gst ~ thu pavement iron his 0oH on
he stage The casualty took place AZ the eorn-r OF
BTonuest ard The B,Wery. vh-r@ cnl son took &C.
between one Of the long cars OF the Harlem Railroad sai
the s'see which tn injured vss driving lie ~ss 70
moved 20 hs place Of residence
Nr Clark mason. living on the corner Of ISen
y oond = and Terh-av throsn tr'm bis wagon
Saturday afternoon hs horse hNyog taken fright ani
seriously injured lie taken 10 drag store ana
attended by Dr. Rennsy after which he Was conveyed 10
hs residence.
Drowned WHILE BaraI>G-A man nsnsd Mehse'
Norrssy lately residing in Fy eighthst rl'rt ~
dro sned Saturday night while bathing AZ thu foot
Of Fifty seventh ST., las. River HIS body was not 70
covered.
BURGLARS C,vGHr N rHs ACT Two notorious chsrsn
,ers named Frederick Wn'ow AMI jerry rro;isr were
srrese, on Saturday afternoon by Policemen who IL
tscted ;h in the act Of forcing the front basement
door of m. dwelling Of Mr. Fr,ns, No 81 Hsnnpst It
whose family are out Of to~ The roguss had Jnmy
snd lot of skeleton keys 10 their possession Ihey were
iskep to The Id District Police Court and while there m
prisoner Winsow Jumped out OF Of the windows VIII
view Of escaping hut AFTER long chase h. as recap
tureG ~ officer snsp and with bis comp anOn locked up
10 sws examination.
CHARGE OF GRAND LlRoENY-A sailor nanst James
Thompson sy arrested, chrg.d With stealing
trunk containing clothing 70 the vsuA OF 500 to d9ny
Kreser late passenger from Eogsnd on board ths snp
Northumberland, stopping At No 532 Pearl Il The
trunk stolen and when the vessel arrived in prt
the accused distributed its contents among hs rents
Some Of tbs property recovered and the accused vas
locked up by Justics BogT' for trial
fAirerrseInsntl
DIGUERREorrPEs IN COLORs.-Attention otthe pub
fc Coo-d Dagu-r-rovee~ sso
combining the .nd ~
Dsue~otvpe with the beauty ard nnish Of the 1nes'
Numerous be seen AZ 1s mRsniac ~
Gal CIV Nc. Sig Brosswsy, corner # Leorsrts-
Advert sement
Fail BUsNrss-SOUrH AID WEsr.-NOw ia the time
for merchants Advertise Newspapers OF other
fr. selection Of the bsst Jouriis can D.
Agency direct owe. the ton1e
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BrRGIARY During Friday night, the feed store OF hr.
Van D,k corner of Smith and Johnsonsts WAS burSa
cusy entered by peron and some ten dollars IN cop
Ne - and some papers taken therefrom.
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Dyp PROM ms TsJURrrs On Saturday evening Cor
oner Cooke held at No & North third ., on
the body Of lad four years Of age ramed EtFin Crag
Who Ged from injuries received by being run Over by
wagon about week since. verdict was rendered Of
De by being by wages in the charge OF per
son unknown.
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GRAND L,RcENY ON Saturday servant girl named
Ann Nash who arrested by officer GulschNd on
chV 90 Of stealing about 10 worth of lsdi7, wearing ap
par,l from No 10 South >lth ST. found guilty Ut the
charge by Justice Boswell and sent TO the county al TO
await trial ON the above charge.
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srpnrMr cnrnr-srrcl.l rtsn- Eco. Jnl,e shrensLL


SUPREME COURU-spEcrAL TEsN- Before Judge sLrcnElL.
IN the after Of sfepiDg Duane st. Motion for appoint
utut Of Con misioners Estimate and Assessment laid
over 10 next 81 urdzy.
In the matter Of opening One Hundred and Thru st.
Same. 49, -
Lac sdriAnce executor, & o, agt Richard Imay AID
Others. Order opening dela1t
George G Thompson ag'. Jas Byrne ani another. De
fault opened. m rayisR cOl's ~ Curt
VIM shannon aganst Ann Eliza shtrngr. .
Action for divorce mo ground o. InnieY Proof o.
service 10 BE- corrected b. stating At what house M service
was made ard then the referred 70 William III Arm
Be,ssy Whfehead az, John Whitehead.
Action FOR divorce from bed and Doard-ffpot OF pup
hcaon and OF appearance Of defendant y be pro-
duced N ~ g..
o., one Of the Justices. Gc
Motion for manGsmu-, requiring J15uce an Coz 10 pro
coed Al try the Ot essnk-r ag lane ba.hheh
f. said that the case has tried already b7iore
Justice Van C. who gave uo gmeni bu. the judgment VAS
reversed by the Court Of Common Pleas aud the case Gu
tered a second trial before the Justice. "a learning
thai II had been TIED beDrs him. 10 sd no YOU'D
rre sr g-frg another Judge 70 and Try It. and ma
mater va, D. spOned plaintiffs counsel IA tns n5ant Ne
rroing to get copy # the dscisi o. the Court ~
Common Plea but unable 20 90 So owing tns 'i7'~
If Gen. raj Term being out 4 town O1 tbs case conng
m ,g.r the Jusics aiced % certain expressions made
By The counsel the written Argument on ape a. n re'ee
81 20 70 and which h. esrsicefed - o- jdenYs
He ali, concluded not % try the case himself nor % eau
m another Justice b. try IT, &nl left the berch bat returned
n short time and gave % tie counsel a. MS re-foa n
no. irving Il, that owing to the offensive eIQf7ssgns Nc
msht feel Dr. ildiced 10 consequence OF tns reidsA
would have been necessary take tns case into an tne
order granted show why msnd.nu' 'aoaa not
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-srgcAL TEaM-Beoe Judge EMMETT.
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
p and Palmer at sharpe Others AMI the Mayor Aldermen,
Motion by defendants similar TO one msde short time
since before Judge Paine requiring plaintiffs g. fila seour
y in the amount Of 100000 The ter up in the
frm Of motion 10 dissolve the injunction. The motion
j. by Messrs Field and Elan gao opposed by Messrs In
B1ren and Hilton. Argumr was heard
In answer 10 question from judge Emnet, ir Field
stated that no case has gone appeal from this Court
final decision having ben rendersd in relation 10 the
Brosdvay Railroad except that IN regard to hne Nc, 81
.om of the Aldermen ana Assistants which IS 10 b. arg I'D
before the Court OF Appeals 10 p,ember