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March q, 1858. ~ an

THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMFY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
~ NEW ARRANGEMEN -y,sa
This Company is now running regularly the.
three superior Steam Ships
City of Richmond, Capt. Mitchell
Pennsylvania, Capt. Baymore.
Virginia, Capt. Teal
And one OF these splendid steamers will leave.
Richmond and CRY Point, every Monday ana
Friday, and Norfolk every Tuesday and Satsc-
day, for Philadelphia
Returning, leave Philadelphia ever,. w adne.
day and Saturday, at IO O'Clock, a. M
Shippers by this Line may RELY nnon Io,,.
ireIghts and quick dispatch.
Passengers will find every attention nail -
their comfort. and meet accommodations nn.rr
passed by any other route.
| Passengers from Richmond and Peter.L,,uu a.
and from Norfolk So, meals included. 20
z ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond
! 2 ROWLETT, HARDY & Co. Petorsl-
< THOS. p. CROWELL, NorfoIL &"
LEVI ELDRIDGE, General AgaDt
North wharves, Philadnlnb;o
Passengers and Freight for PhiladeIab;l a.
Petersburg, must be at the Depot of tn. z.s sla
mattox Rail Road Company, by 10 o'clooLp pPo-
m, on the days OF sailing cA' a.,
ROWLETT, HARDY eco
Petersburg, April u, 1853. " 10 10
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RALEIGH FEMALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
THE present Session will close on Thursday
the End of June next. The next Session will
begin on Tuesday the 5th of 5uly.
As the number of pupils boarding in the In
stitute is limited, early application may be ne
cessary to secure admittarce.
BENNETT T. BLAKE, Principal.
Raleigh May 10th, 1858. 35--3t
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

TMHE Subscriber most respectfully announces
Z to the Public that he has made arrangements
to keepa
MECHANICS BOARDING HOUSE
1t is his intention to pay strict attention 10
the comfort of all who may favor him with their
patronage. He begs leave to say that none need
apply except those of good habits.
PATRICK MCGOWAN.
Raleigh, March ID. 1883 2S-w3m
DON'T FORGET
W. HEN you want any thing in the way of
w HARDWARE, to call at Rich'd Smiths
old stand, on the corner, and buy We bodght
the Goods to sell in few months, and they
must go at some price. All sorts Dry Goods we
are selling far below their worth, to close the
stock. EVANS d COOKE
March 1853 90
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IpzuIrrEp-The body found in the water At tn foot Of
Goldst last week has been identified as thar o. James
Coye, Of Utica who WAS in this City on business. - Wa
claimed by his brother and taken home Tor in'efne"'
DrsPArcHrD-Ths mad bull which caused such an sI
element in the Second Ward Thursday night was SSa
after being brought into the Station House yso;
being considered unsafe TO approach him he was oea "
adOg and thrown down. when he dispatched win Al a.
HECrrrzrss BAnk-The brick house at the junction
Of Washington and Fulton ste. Immediately facing tns
City Hail. Is undergoing the sry alterations Tor ,Ie
accommodation Of the Citizens Bank which has recehuy
been organized.
THE CRY HALL-Workmen have been engaged upon
this ediee for weeks past in tearing up and laying
down roof which Is now neary compl ted ana SPe
ra0ns have been commenced upon the cupola which Is
also to be renewed and painted.
FouSpIIvH-An infant snugy wrapped up found
on the pavement in front of No Union place, Thursday
night bv officer TOole, whose attention attracted by
It's cries II handed over TO Miss Parsons in Myrtle
V. for safe keeping.
ARsox CssE-Nsthsn Rosendorf and B. W. Frank.
charged with causing the fire in Futonst on Tuesday,
were brought up yesterday before Justice d. h. Smith A
NJ SnerS Esq of New York, appeared for the defence
and Alex McCue Esq Assistant District Attorney attend
I'd for the prosecution After understanding between
Counsel the further examination IN the case was aourneo
to this morning at o'clock
TIE LIeuoR TR,FFIc-The Police OF the Third snd
Fourth Districts with the exception OF the sixth "ard
have made their returns of the number OF places "here
hqusr u sold vltnln Their pounds, iFom "hlcu nSPy'
that the Tenth Ward IA portion OF tho third Distio
there 35 porter houses and IS groceries IN All O kep
by 20 lrshmen 81 Germans Americans, EnSlishinen
snd Italian In the Fourth District comprising the Saw
enh .nd Eleventh Wards there 39 porter houses and
equal lumber of groceries, making rs in all ca these
10 kept by Irishmen. 90 by Germans - by Americans
Il by Engishmen and by Seochnan. The total mum
Der Of lquorseng places excluding the Sx'b Ward are
In the Flint suet III. F Third and Fourth Wardsl5
Second Dset comprising the Second and fh Wsds ~
In the 1hrd District, rrnth " ard .ljo
In the Fourth District comprising the Seventh and Eleventh "Arss
-. D..
THE SHkDE Trees The worms are already making
their appearance the shade throughout the CITY
making ralkDg under them rather dis agreeable
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DIED.
ArcHIsoy-ID Parma, N. Y, Ms

ArcHsoN-In Psru. y Nay Col John Ates'n sssa q
,ser no Up his rdenee N thai 0"n " H'' S'@ ~eS-
He father the tIsf setuen., ,o~
"a 1ends are respectfully nvired 70 stfen8 his
f IA. Iase re-denee No. $50 HadsoDt, On Sunday tina
IN =, oelock NJ without further inSaontA
FREENAN-in ths city Thursday syenns MAY Z,
- I.,nesc and g aged II and month
vss ~ men Of fsnly respectfully invose
"a a. The Of his father Ne III la<y on ss1sJ
'h noRToN-At GRANVILLE Ohio May 20 Daniel MSron Csu Ea
-aer son az Fnhu Norton OF Adams Jefferson Co. ~ T.
Fhdsy May n, In the list year OF his sge a,
The relatives friends Of the family are respecttay
The neral from his late residence IN GardenSt, peaa
Uoioken on Sunday Afternoon Il O'clock -. NJ Ann
NAPIER-On Friday, May n, In the Soth year OF ns' ~
Fiiza wife Of Thcmas Nepier. ,,s...,.l wisbost
The friends Of the a1 y invited to attend ne ne
further notice hon the residence o. her hnsesnos ~
Auiys Brook1 o. on SUNDAY aternooa @SssSs~
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FIFTH DISTRICT coURr.B:stfsr. Js.tis, 1 AsDs.'os.

J. n. GTsh landlord AT UdoIph Bacso", Isnant
This was a summary proceeding by the landlord to 70
cover possession Of premises No OIL Bowery In defense,
was urged that the landlord had right 10 bring eject
men he having leased the premises to Mr. Lyons from st
MAY and that the tenant, and moi s sndl0id - no
one to enter summary proceedings
The Justice held in accordance with Gordon vs. Kettle
tas Hill $780, tina, such is the rule II the landlord gives
10 nes tenant lease which has already been given TO
anotber he can be made liable for damages but II tho
lease Is given in good f.th and the tenant IN possession
becomes wrong docr by holding over the remedy, "
nterino summary proceedings lies with the new tenant
Jd moi he landlord Judgment for the tenant, the pro-
cssdinos of the landlord being dismissed.
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BRUTAL TRxATnRsr OF An ANEAL-As tro or tsrso
crossing the Railroad track near the Deost q
Thursday morning while train was moving uooaeratsr
with its bell rearca undertook to cross ana ths
backed to get OF from the track The horse vas ra.k
BY the COW catcher and thrown of from the track brsss1
and bleeding some and with a broken leg The avn
would not re move the animal because he said he esnt ~
make the Railroad Company pay for H. The horse stosl
there until yesterday morning. "a hours when laid dsvp
and remained until noon when il was dispatched.
FOURTH OF JuLr-The citizens Of Newark are maki.w
arrangements TO celebrate the Fourth ofJuly
II;nRyR-The value Of lumber rated down 10 Bordsu
town during the present exceeds e6O0O00 The
most of it was sold to be used within the State Of Neg
Jersey.
Drowned ~ A CIsrERN-A little girl years Of ags
daughter of Mr. David Noe OF Perth Amboy, on Friday
last fell into cistern from which she drawing water.
and was drowned She was not missed until half an hear
sfterward
IscRyAsE or PoPULArIos-Jersey City has popsia-
tom of Il 500 which an increase Of ss7s since 1850
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ADVERTISEMENT
CoLuuBIAN Hall.

COLUMBIAN HALL, No. PSI GRAND-sT.-Ihls cele0Ta-
fashion daily gded with the elite Of tbs
City country with smaoa the immense -ssonens
Bars De LANES Paris printed Jscooe Lawns SID oher dress
en- OveTdOug ;la celebrated estaDnsanent 10 Vt
Cour Han business stranger would naturally sup
pose the goods house the City; and although thers
great many other still there that have the
tr.icu better article, tnan hes .
n Z. TowLE 4 Co, OF Columbian Hall
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TENT PREACHING IN BRooKLrs-Rev. Mr.. Miley. OF the
Pacific S. Episcopal Methodist Church will preach ner
Sunday afternoon a, O'Clock az the neat Tent opened last
Sabbath All friends of the object are kindly invited
Tent, Union-st- near the ferry
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DyAr1 IN THE HousE The public are earnestly in
treated offered them LyoNs MAGNETIC Pow9Es
or PL unless package Eme Of his signature thr
,b,S upop b- wrapper There countes abroad which a.
ihourh ev vii net s and may k women or
een Remember that Lyos Powder which viii destroy ons
OF insects sprnkBg cannot harm human being Cen
tai det6t No. IA Broadway
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n Elegant Wedding Cards, with rich Silver bor-
ds spzayed printed gold besusfs article M weddings ny
stiops finest plain French porcelain weddns eMdt ns
splendid Of wedding envelopes EvrsDslLs DO -
Esoadysy OF Daans-sG
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far-of echoes. But occasionally he rises 60 higher
sphere Bursts of noble aspiration reveal the soul Of
the poet, stirred by the significance of life and the
divine purport Of the Universe. For example, take
the following description Of
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SUPERIOR CoURTN0s- 3ll GA $50, Co.. 81, ols, 6l3.
672. ga GEO, 554, OIL, COS, Gel 10 e93.
Cmcrr CoUm-Nos l,l73 993, sci, 2, SIS, 6ls, 6ls,
G3e C42 GA G47, CAS- go.
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MARRIED..

MILLER-BARRow-MAy @ NJ yoh. B.sows 0 w@,s.
tone L. T. BY Mr. VIM Miller % heoeecA 5"oAee
dsn Inter Of M John Barrow Of London, Enfand n ,,
TALY-NEEKER-AfN ewsrk j. MAY o. ~ hs' a ~ gas
Gssudet Of city Toas seey 10 May L, e4ose " 'sAa
Neek ali Of the former place.
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tAdyeTtiSmentl
ADVERTISEMENT
BEAUTIES OF PHMosOPHY-At this season Of the

vr the 1re ghetto battery ~ Is in full operation and the
genial sun attracting the ecning earth the beautiful
fves aid fruits which tine story Of summer And 50 the far
reaching the successful and pOprl8 sr attracts upward
RooIs GALLERY al Of the beautiful AMI who ind in his
gueeofpes that perfection which vsnly else
where. RooT e q No. SIS Broadway NY.
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THE LATE Mr. HoLNLs-The Principals Of the Public
Schools of this city held meeting few days since for the
purpose Of expressing their sympahes with the late Samuel
L. Holmes for many years Superintendent of the Schoo
Appropriate resolutions drafted and adopted and d.
rected TO be transmitted TO the family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

CoLLIsros-A schooner in collision with the Full
ton Ferry boat Gowanus Thursday night tearing away
the flag staff Snd 0cc2si0niDg other slight damage Inc
schooner had Der bow spirit and boom carried of No
person was injured although there great commoton
among the passengers the time Of which there was
large number
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u Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, No 4.

Bracwsy Shoes and Gre comprising the
.rs,t ever offered hy per below he usu.
rs rrce Pese cal and o yourselves Josrss No
al Broadway.
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surERIoR couRr-Bes1 J.dts OlELEr.


Plaintiff claims to have purchased, ia January mare
from defendant and to have paid him 5000 therefor the do
PENDANT keep her in his stable at Saratoga Springs until
April The mare was represented by defendant 10 be in
every respect sound but after being delivered to plaintiff
She proved 10 be otherwise and defendant refused to take
her back Action is brought to recover damages amount
at 8 900.
In defence il is said the was bought in Newfork,
10 be kept at Saratoga plaintiff risk and expense I'LL the
opening Of navgatOnat before the sale the attention on
he plaintiff and bis agent called 10 the swelling 10 ms
hind legs Of the animal but that she was brought not"h-
standing and submitted 10 psint to veterinary reatnsnt
Tie complaint dismissed.
Abr.rn KNIGHT, Jr Herman Rullhsnsen
y the owner Of house No Hester st. against owner OF
No for negligence IN permitting water from the leader
or gutter of the house upon plaintiffs promises, In
turing the walls and causing tenants to move out La de-
fer the negligence and also the injury 10 plaintiff wsre
denied vas ALE ged that SIR r. became put out with
plaintiff and alluded 10 being spirt Of unkiadin's said
h. intended 70 build sugar house alongside OF him and
ond 90 about twenty feet below his foundation wall and
woud nut him 10 al the cost and expense he could In
sborps II up Mr Beck the counsel for PLAINTIFF stated
the rule Of their Office to be TO eDdeayor 20 settle sat
smieaby before suing IT, and they had called on Mr. X,
who promised TO remedy the grievance but omitted TO DO
So Verdict for plaintiff sl43
49, Before Judge CANPRELL-
Wra Dekinion and wife sgt Carrot Cooper and others
In relation to some mOrigaged property, Shch was tried
we belye before Verdict tor plaintiff $3.50 81.
Les Csfn AIT the Commercial Fire Insurance Compsny .
To recover loss property in stores connecting on LAD
ey and Nassau ss already referred TO- This cause, We
understand has been Withdrawn, the Insurance Company
agreeing to pay the loss claimed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

AccEPTANoE-Mr Hector Morrison, the recently elected
Treasurer OF the city has accepted the office and entered
upon its duties
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r. Prof Anderson makes his last public appearance IN
this country to night st Metropolitan Hall. when great
variety Of necromanc performances will celebrate his re-
tremen Tie fact that the proceeds % 10 the Newfork
Volunteers will insure an immense audience.
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gwe do not why this country should be selected As
Geld Of speculation in Art because the public has shown
sesssinne in the Jenny Lind business The press shoud
stack such avaricious pretense with unsparng severity
ard be that justice Is done TO the right person Wedo
not regret the departure Of Madame AbOn under the CIR
rruna
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II Mad Aurela Fsrenczys Concert (which was post
poned on Thursday on account Of the weather. will be
given this evening at Nibo She presents attractive
programme, in which we notice besides her name,
those Of young Julien Mr. Ei,e. &c. The saloon ought
tn h. a
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CITY ITEMS.

Ia The weather has come out bright. Yesterday was
true specimen Of summer, doubly welcome after four
days of ncessant rain The Society of Friends we under
stand adjourned die and left town yesterday morning
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r. Tie long expected lecture by EI Secretary EVER
before the New York Historical Society is announced
for Wednesday next. The subject is not mentioned
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~ The citizens Of the Eighth Ward have called the
first public meeting in favor Of the proposed amendments
to the City Charter They NEE: Monday evening at
No. 100 Wooster-st Let every good citizen attend.
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CIRCUIT ootEr-ueurv Jaofs HoossysLr.
John S. Ebaush ag TAsos w Chambers Thos De WIZ Wm

BY minister of the German Reformed Church against
the Chassis II New YORK ecclesiastical judcat0ry
BODY the German Reformed Church To recover damages
for alleged hbes in resolutions presented and adopted by
that body already referred to. in 10 motion, tho
Court held that the resolutions being Of body TO which
a the parties belonged and all agreed IN their Church
mattets be governed by privileged provided they
had been offered and adopted without malice, aud with
probable cause Testimony taken The case Is on.
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COURT OF COMMON PIE.
49, 4 rf-H.-.e lilo. HaUEfafl

COBB Tyler st Union Manufacturing Company a. hor~ah
To recover SIS 600 for alleged loss by refusal to carry
out ALLEGED contract for purchase OF large quantity Of
wool already referred TO- The Jury could not agree, and
were discharged.
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THE SHADE TREEs-1he worms are already making
their appearance the shade trees throughout the City
making walking under them rather dis agreeable.
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FOURTH OF JuLr-The citizens Of Newark are maki.w
arrangements TO celebrate the Fourth ofJuly
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HOUSE, RoBBED.-The residence OF Mr.. I. Dean. on
Baons entered during Thursday night, and robbed
Of tin box containing quantity of jewelry.
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~ We have received copy of large quarto edition
Of Goehes Faust elegantly printed in German. with fine
gravngs steel and wood after designs by Mr. Sebert
artist Of dsncionin Germany 1t is agreeable evil
dence of the increased attention paid to German literature
in this country that such work hers find any condc
rable sale (Westermann, Broadway
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Nor FouSD.-The child Of Mr.. McManus, which wa'
stolen from the cradle two weeks ago, while IFS parenn
were absent for shoT time, has not yet been found
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Vh' rs weary wave
Subsidies upon the shore
Ny hungry being with its hopes. It's fears.
My heart like moon charmed waters. all unrest.
Yet strong IS is despair, as weak rs tears,
Doth faint upon thy breast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

THE CITIZENS B&nk-The brick house at the Junction
Of Washington and Fulton sts Immediately facing tns
City Hail. is undergoing the necessary alterations for the
accommodation Of the Citizens Bank which has recently
been organized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

THE CRY HALL.-Workmen have been engaged upon
this edifce for weeks past in tearing up and laying
down new roof which IS neary c0mpl ted and ope
raiions have been commenced upon the oupola which
also to be renewed and painted.
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Thy spirit on another breaks in JOY,
Like the pleased sea on a white-breaSted shore
A shore that wears on her allurng brows
Rare shells. far brought the lovegfts Of the sea,
That blush'd tell tale
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IpzyrIyEp-Ths body found in the water at IN. foot Of
God-st last week has been identified as that o. James
Coyie Of Utica who was in this City on business IL WAS
claimed by his brother and taken home tor inermens
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And us;essy and beauty. They seize the reader
AS tenpests seize a ship. and bear HIM on
With wdjoy. Some books are drencned sanuS'
On which great souls wealth hes All ~ neNya,
fsts wrecked aryosy. What poweriu BOOKS
They mingle gloom and splendo,, ~ 800 49,
IN tbnnd'reus sunsets seen the thun1er-fhes
Scanned with dull fire and fercest glory'renu'
They awe ne to my knees, aSn slooa
In presence Of king. They give me 'earsi
a x ,,nr;ors tears Is EYES fair daughters shsd,
Z,bs, frs. thew clasped Son OF God, All origH
WEI h,yn;no nlumes and spleDdors ofth sky
In zoning heaven ofther milky arms
sPosrASEOUs POETRY.
He was one
yybo coud net help II, for Il was his nature
To blossom into song, as It's atree's
To leaf itselfin April.
UsEs OF SONG
Whist martial music is 70 marching men
Should Song be TO Hun anity. In song
THE infant ages born and swathcd are
A beauteeus mental 70 our wants divine,
A shape celestial tending the dark earth
With light and silver service like the moon.
Is Poetry.
But there was one among that soft-voiced band
Who pined away for love Of his sweet eyes,
And died among the roses Of the Spring.
When Eve sat in the dew with closed Ids.
Cane gentle madens bearing forest flowers
To strew upon her green and quiet grave.
They soOthed the dead with love songs low ana
Songs sung ofold beneaththe purple night, sweet
Songs heard on earth with heartbeat and blush,
Songs heard in heaven by the brea,hless stars.
A CHILD.
o thou bright thing, fresh from the hand OF God;
The motions Of thy dancing limbs are swayed
by the unceasing music Of thy being
Nearer seem to God when looking on thee.
It's ages since he made his youngest star,
His hand was on thee rs were yesterday.
Thou later Revelation! Silver Stream,
breaking with laughter from the lake divine
Whence al things flow bright and singing babe !
What wilt thou be hereafter
MARRIAGE OF THE SEA AND SHORE.
1.-The bridegroom sea
Is toying with the shore, bis welded bride
And Ina the fullness Of his marriage Joy,
He decorates her tawDy brow with shells,
Retires space, TO sec how fair she looks.
Then proud, runs up 10 kiss her.
RIPE JOLLY OLD FELLOW.
TN show you one who might have been an abbot
In the old time; large and pOrtly man,
With merry eyes, and crown that shines Ike glas7
No thin smiled April he bedript with tears,
But applied Autumn, goiencheek aud tan;
A lest in his mouth feels sweet as crusted wine.
AS if all eager for a merry thought,
The pits Of laughter dimple in his cheeks.
His speech is havorous evermOre he talks
In warm, brown autumnal sort of style.
A worthy man, Sir who shall stand at compt
With conscience white, save some few stains OF VINE.
ZANE AND THE POET.
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Sous OF TEMPERANCE Judge O'Nesll of South Carroll
the noble advocate Of Temperance, will address the
Sons Of Temperance Of which Association he is the chief
officer on Thursday evering next in the Greene.s VI. T.
Church. A. G. Flanagan, G. W. p. will preside. Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher will make reception speech on be
half Of the members Of the Order to which the Judge will
ply Singing by William H. Oakley, and the Choir Of the
Church The public generally invited to be present
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DIsPArcHrp-Ths msd bull which caused such an l e1
element in the Second Ward Thursday night, was
being considered unsafe to approach him he was baed oy
dog and thrown down. when he dispatched with Al Al