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EVENING STAR.
Mrs Stowe in Cork.

Skull and Skibbereen-Blarney lane
and Blackpool- have invited the female
Barnum-the princess of humbugs-to
g that beautiful city called Cork" to an
abolition Grafton!
Uncle Toms Cabin Father Pats
Hut!
Uncle Tom we'll fed, well clothed, well
housed, well doctored, and, In many IN
stances, well educated
Father Pat dying in a ditch after being
thrown out of his birth-spot-raging in
spotted fever-without drop of water to
cool his burning tongue-without food.
raiment, or medicine-without sympathy
or aid-save from his penniless peers
rotting, rotting, rotting away out OF ex-
istence!
Uncle Tom decently coffined and in
TERED!
Father Pat thrown, like piece Of car
ron, into the red earth, shriyelled rem
nant of skin hanging about his bones,
without shroud, coffin, a sigh, or
tear-the hungry dog bowling after and
tearing him from the earth at night, and
holding carnival over his putrid body !!
Ave, inhabitants of Cork City, your
white brothers lying upon your way
sides. the steps of your half doors, in your
streets, covered with vermin, fever mani
acs. with parched lips, cancerous stom-
achs, how dare you interfere with Ameri-
can institutions - institutions fostered,
fed and supported by the cotton, rice and
tobacco lords-selfish and knavish hypo
critics that they are-of England
Ave. take Mrs. Barnum Stowe to SIKH
bereen and Skull. Show her the spot where
the bones of your kindred lie bleaching
women and men honester, better, and
purer than you-where the g mere Irish"
have melted into the earth, "having been
told, according to the eminent and phil
anthropic Everett,) in the frightful Ian
guage of political economy that at the
daily table which nature spread for the
human family there is no cover laid, "
and that ''they have crossed the ocean to
find occupation, shelter and bread On a
foreign soil :"
Ave, take Uncle Toms historian to Fa-
ther Pats grave-that spot of red damna-
tion-remind her of the bloodhound ban
quet, the fostering corpse, the bowls of
the famine-stricken the blasphemous
rawlings of the insane-and ask her should
YOU intermeddle for the black while you
have white slaves, by the millions, whose
condition you have done nothing do
nothing to alleviate!
Father Pat starves in hut not fit for
an aristocratic hog; give him human
dwelling.
Poor Father Pat is without food; give
him to eat from. the daily table which
nature spreads"
Father Pat is ignorant, unenlightened !;
educate him, and you will be blessed of
God.
Do this-perform these duties-contri-
butte to free your own white slaves
(called by mockery delusion and snare,
a free MAINLAND then you may fete Mrs.
Stowe, Lucy Stone, or Abby Folsom, and
sympathise with American bondsmen,
whom you propagate by purchasing that
cotton which they, and they only, can
produce.
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HEALTH FOR THE STATES {!
HOLLO Y'S PILLS..

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OF HEALTH.
DISORDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DIFFERENTIATION OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD.
Copy Of letter from Mr.. John Lloyd, OF
Erac-are Huriech, Meriouetshire.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SIR avail myself of the first opportuni-
y of informing yon, that for very long Pc
riod | was afflicted with dangerous giddi-
ness and frequent swimmings in the head, a.
5ended by loss Of appetite, disordered stom-
aeh, and generally impaired health Every
means had failed to give me- any permanent
relief, and at length it became so alarming
that | was really afraid of going about with
ont an attendant. In this melancholy condi-
ion [ waited personally upon Mr.. Hughes.
Chemist. Harlech, for the purpose of consult
ing him as to what I had better do he kind
ly recommended your Pills, tried them with
out delay. and after taking them for short
iime am happy to bear testsmony to their
wonderful efficacy. 1 am now restored to
perfect health, and enabled to resume my
usual duties. You are at liberty to publish
this letter in any way you may think proper
I am. sir, your obedient servant,
June 6, 1852. (Signed) JNO. LLOYD.
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.

IT. THE fine. fast and commodiOus
sss,s.:.siS steamer UNION leaves at the
following hours
Leave Alexandria at Z, 9, II, II, 8, AZ, and
81 o'clock
Leave Washington at s, 10, II, q, 4, s., and
{ clock.
This Boat has superior accommodations fo1
he conveyance of vehicles of all kinds without
the trouble difficulty of taking out the
horses
Coaches for the conveyance of passengers
connect with the Boat at each end of the line
may 2 S. ROLLINS. Captain.
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FIR ENCH SHOES AND PUMPS.

FRENCH SHOES IND PUMPS.
Just RECEIVED. direct from the Importer.
y cases of French Walking SHOES, supe-
rior article. Also, cases Paris PUMPS, for
the Drawing Room. Gentlemen wishing to
display handsome foot will please call at
the Fashionable Boot Store of MILLS, to whom
was awarded the First Diploma for Boots at
the Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics In
stitute, held in Washington, February, 1853
JOHN MILLS
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Mg - So: So $50
CHANGE OF HOURS.

CHANGE OF HOURS
ON and after Monday, March Ia, the Pas
" senger Train will be run as follows:
Leave Washington at 6 and 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
Do do at3t and 5 o'clock P. NJ.
On Sunday at 6 O'Clock A. NJ. and P. M.
Leave Baltimore at Al and o'clock A. NJ.
Do do 81 and 6. 40 min. P. NJ
On Sundays at Al A. NJ. and 81 P M.
The lst and 4th Trains from Baltimore, and
The I'd and 4th from Washington will be Ex-
press Trains, stopping only at the Annapolis
and Washington Junction Stations.
The Train leaving Saturday evening goes no
further than Philadelphia; the one Of Sunday
morning only to Baltimore.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to
PhiIadel phia and New York will be given by
Trains leaving at s A. M. and p NJ. except
on Sunday morning. By order:
mar 10 7. Ell. PARSONS, Agent.
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I. o. Of Rechabites.

Mount Vernon Tent, Thursday, Rechabite
Hall, corner ID and 7th streets.
Geo. Washington, Monday, Rechabite Hall
Eagle, Tuesday, Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard.
Arlington, Friday, Rechabite Hall.
Heber, Thursday, Society Hall. Georgetswn-
Eagle; Jr-, Masonic Hall, Navy Yard
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BOYS CLOTHING EST .BL1saME EMIT

SI1O 144iN0 EN
now in full operation, and prepared for a
l much larger spring and summer trade
than has ever been done heretofore. being at
this time supplied with choice and select as
sortment Of
Boys Socks, BOYS Jackets,
Boys Pants, Boys Vests,
Boys Shirts, Boys Drawers.
Boys Hats, Boys Shoes,
Boys Suspenders.
In fact every article Of boys wear, com
prising the most extensive and elegant as
sertment of boys clothing ever offered in
Washington. WALL Il STEPHENS,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS,
next to Iron Hall.
MASON'S PATENT SPERM OIL for sale
is1 wholesale or RETAIL by
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MIRACULOUS CURE OF DRopsY.

Esq, Of India Walk, To6ago, dated april
8th, 1852.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR SIR deem it a duty owe to you
and the public at large to inform you of
most miraculous recovery from that dreadful
disease, DRopsy, and which, under God, was
affected by your invaluable Pills was tap
ped five times within eight months, and skill
fully treated by two medical practitioners,
but could not get cured until I had recourse
to your remedy, and Notwithstanding all L
had undergone, this miraculous medicine
cured me in the course of six weeks
(SignedD EDWARD ROWLEY.
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These celebrated Pills are arouderfitlly ebfca.
ctous IN the foil0Wtmg compln5nts.

ANooe Ch1e"NteW GItS U1o tOftt1oI|Nbby cUtCU-
cious IN the folzowimg COMPLAINTS.
Ague, Inflammation,
Asthma, Jaundice,
Bilious Complaints, Liver Complaints,
Blotches on the Skin, Lumbago,
Bowel Complaints, Piles,
Colics rheumatism,
Constipation of the Retention of Urine,
Bowels. ScrOfula, or Kings
Consumption, Evil,
Debility, Sore Threats,
Dropsy, Stone and Gravel,
Dysentery, Secondary Symptoms,
Erysipelas, Tic Douloureux,
Female Irregularities, Tumours,
Fevers Of all kinds, Ulcers,
Fits, Veneral Affections,
Gout, Worms of all kinds,
Head ache, Weakness from what
Indigestion, ever cause, &C., &C.
Sold at the establishment of Professor HoL-
LowAY, 2i4, Strand, (near Temple Barr Lon
don, and by all Vendors of Medicines through
out the United States, in Boxes at 37a c., ST.
g. and 81 SOC. each. Wholesale by the prin-
cipal Drug houses in the Union; and by
Messrs. A. B. I'D. SANDS, New York
70 There is a considerable saving by TAX
ing the larger sizes.
N B.-Directions for the guidance of pa
tents in every disorder are affixed to each
Box. je 20-eo
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DIED.

On fsay -vears isn az II tks hr..s LOUIS
DUNCAN soa Of Loais Selma hsa5 sset yes 80
Il dsys
relatives ard sRa Of a are -sp-ca II REQUESTED
stepd h- ;sneral the ,zs. NJ oa Ne
OF b.. hher soV'E oh 81 sas, wiAas
buish NHhoai further nv,son Hls -a be tshes
ca erwCCi-
On Friday tie OIL atet short CHAIR n
DE vaLCoURT, IN the st,h year Of hss sse
The relatives ard i-ads Of the AMY n,ed 70 attend he
nersl No ~ Eay, Roadway. Aoisy lsh INST. ION
4 NJ without farther invitation
fs Cncaaa rATsTs psase eopy. - ~ ,,.,
u ard scsan W. studweli aged year ,ns y drs -,
the family th-s 81 hes late srsndshe- N~ees
Hyde tay Lvsd atte1a the lansrs on saesr
late resdesee, No "a Adsms ct br""A
yn
SMITH oey chd Of Charles w. and Anne Dsvcrpe sseSt
year. months and days 40, -.
The relatives ard hends Of TIE family repeatedly n.eds
attend the Institute, Saturday Jan sat oA
Frdsy nh mt, w X Youngest soc o. Ss~~s L.
Mar r. Sc ney ssri 10 months aud dayA
The funeral wi place Sunday the oh Of r " pei-V
Rsvnsonst The fsnds o. the hmy are ia'nss
wIhoai infther rotcc
At on the h irs' st the residence 0scSse Cw
hes, DEBORAH c. rect OF the late tase Aer"ie rS aus
WY Vii he then 10 sA,ewshury n j. x ntcrmecf
Calm and resigned jurnsa rrotrac-s n'ne 10
d. sih with clmIosure. - -, -
NJ trend. ave rceued To attend his funeral s,hs iSAst
n Church. (ncM h ~ } sunday, the s'h h'i
ON "Wednesday the inst HARRIET, daughter Of the lss
John Scudder. -.
s-.i AZ Church OF the Acuson sany setI
q, ek p NJ. without further invitation. - :. ..,....
On narsday the 9Th INST, OF coa,1mpon JohN 'no"a's
N the9ith OF his an, ,,.-,.,
OF ki. hnnlv rerpscuuhJ
,d h residence OF h- brother, Robert rh""s'
No IT.. sunday, IL O'clock
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,n Wh ysu have ad re.sej mr. inviting
INK Ccufe Ia tuei0n History 60 ladies' aad genrnsa wa1c
their Attendance ies.,r.,
Permit respectfully express to grateful apP-scai3n
honnr WI ca a- request coulter uron II" thtca-
~h,h sAould ec acepuns such nVistoh
hani t. .licu thst tot 81
nuu,s as 90 ny casse.s Wkch Lessons
distinguished lecures iatsiIci 20 dc-n4ir, Oh.
aecne nsrrCrlte rch audience the p-ops-
But The c'natrn ee'rr'k your grnrrog. 1f'
pQrf mach al luoS, that c Of ta.s
r..alfsfs ia iis,i worthy "a. AT aueat0n
Inrd-srd wl IartNn gcu'lcIn a. the A-tv Ia
dsshans sround which th. L-ons intended
a ~ touh dong should exceed the hiatt obs-vcl
- r,,h si,deugci iud the stuprnlous realty
Wah iAt Moy,ul al u the gar.- bf sili sCsnce
DE aud dee; NJ q u A oe~lch d.
oay cvp the phepoue d tR,'. al tae
t,sfue demand hfurty sd ccialrne che un1'e
tss Il ratona scyty-this n~ceify rr'H
thor shit ind VII Hal ,srg, wheh inad-la
each tuaan vc-son4hy fHo sl uucSsnii.j TIE aH.ira
whth abound wGn flc dlse'crcd hsshs NllI
~ Sctrce. Wch atound So a. sTIpy the
rtc,l ntc d-hcny crcsfs. And p-rnt tear
success mercy er-usl gndelstirl prevent
,tytCn,c IL i-icsv ~ methat o. prr cuag these
.DFst practical rela'oli ssc,i H. c1-r
Ncgt ,rqNise ard trce ACTIVITY Md
your u.'. CHE vhA bc5tous the wcaks;
~ 60 acct - sI4>.n IeHis.
honor pr,poss ,oyou. the ard first i1i
tHt HIorc vhc,e vh fAaN hope ctn iey % alta
81 irEtrs fsENxs Lys.0N, IHr czI-y
OsiNr,t k,KxfNrs ors CWuirItoS % -
s.l; o.i Ttsdy EVeag J4uusry H. the SilyVe.ta
InsAr;-. au1 &c coIsUsi that the subsequent
Trss spj Fcy url ~ comp lr. rhE; are; great chap,
III Which ,nld the onen, Aa;quty,
nxSry 'hc course
the sa iTcuA4y Acquaintance
~ general.
Rcys nj on The kacss coa7ieSy uh has been ettenisl
h City, hitherto 'or cunaasd p.c,octoa sBd AID Ia
.n,cnare r,cosn Uy obhs,ioas yoa ioacaer
al, Genten~u,
Ncsy R-~pecnanv You're.
DELLA : BACON.
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bLLit = bAt
To Hon LrTsrs BsArnr and others
'tft. January J. less

SrRAS6ERs.--At the AsroR, Hon H. f.
Bartlett Albany; J. w. kin- Crcraat.i A. O. Hazard,
ConEccticlt y Bi-dszll, B.Gghsntoa 4 J. Uphlm lie
Roy; W H. Thompson, Cincinnati: [. W Deais6n Rome,
\. b. Wheeler, Brandon; ID. Pssksr Philaielphs l..
Wright Oswegc; j. + Wnslow, Troy Joel Rsthbun, Al
bsny; Judge Striker, Rome; Hon L. ID. Branhal, Ply
mouth, ara theirs
At the IRVING, Hon. F. Bross Ne: Gen II. WsihrdE-,
~. c. y y: Hon. y. Cruger, Cortland: Hon. H. Nclel
ian. Hudson; Rev. Ttos Street Philadelphia Capt. o.
Grady, Lake Chsmplsin, and others.
At the ST NICHOLAS Ex-Governor Hunt and family. Al
bany; Hon. II. b. Sc. John, do MAJOR Crawford, New
bureh John s;t Hudson; Col c. Van Vechten Albany
Mr. Nudge, Boston; Chas. Conrad, PhilAdelphia Col
Hsmmone Albany; Hon. r. Diossy Staten Island; Hon
q. X. Bsteock Buffalo; w. GuRn and lsdy Springfield
HcnT. j. Chatield, Oweso Hon. A. V. Osborn, Water
vile. and others 49,
At the MrTkoPoLrTAS Dr. Stewart, Philsdelghi' Wp.
F. ChAse Portland; Saml r. Paul, Petersburg Va MAJOR
Mckay Canada, John Woodbridge, Chicago, III j X
Jacobs Louisville, Ky, E. Bysn, Sc Louis Mo; Gee
Palmer New, OIleans VIM King. Indian Territory d.
Maxwell Pa; NJ. W. MCGEE, Mrs. c. w. Colwe!L Csnsje
hare; r. j. Frsbie Baltimore J. r. Scott, 81 Louis;
Il. Amey Spsins6ed; J. d. Hart Buffalo, and othera
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

TRIAL poR MURDER John Ravley ID on
trial in the E.se.V Co Court. Newark. CHARGED with
aiding enc Ms.ldin in the murder Of McDor.la, in
September last McD>usIe was frned by club u hi.
cwn dooryaTd He was previously n company with
Maddin and two others.
SUDDEN DxATH.--iestcrday morning, st
Newark Mr. J. BEuen Miller son OF Mr. Joasthxs Mill
err fell while walking ~ Acadcmy-st. saa exTarei
Mr. Miller was formerly in business in Havana. and
bad lately established himself - Commission Msr.
chant in this City, in the Hsvsns trade.
TrMPERAxcE MovExESrs.-TheT Temperance
People in NewJersey have been making energetic efforts
or signatures 70 be presented 10 the Lessatare a.
its rext Session, PRAYING tire enactment o. prohietpy
Que pettion legal voters tire other Tor lanes ad
YOUTHS The number OF signatures obtained 20 these pct
mons far from 5o,o men, worlen and children Inc
Grand Division of the Sens OF Temperance, together VITA
state Couventon Of representatives from subordinate d.
ana is nds OF the generally VIII meet az its
ton on the 2h INST se day Or which sns ps.Sns vi. nd
other demonstrations will chsrsc,erZe the opersaons Oh me
Order, and everything done, which possibility VIII pet
influence che Legislature 70 grant the prayer OF the pe
TONERS
RoBBERY.-In the early part OF the week
party lost trunk the Coursndt-t Ferry, and issued
hanG-tis giving descriptions Of the One OF them
reached the Recorders Office in Jersey City and induced
doing-snd placed the prisoner in the custody OF New
YORK officer Thursday afternoon. The person who lost
the trunk had offered rewsd of 50 for the detection OF
The thief which he refused to pay IN uii-oherins the
officers who arrested the thief the sum OF -
To- The ordinance, increasing the salaries Of
certain city officers ard passed BY the Common Council
was vetoed BY the Mayor the last meeting of that body
The yaper ably writton, proving co0cusyely, the
rate OF ui bedn.Ss which the city would be plunged
BY the passage and approval of the ordinance.
Grand LopGE-The Grand Lodge of the Or
der Of Independent Odd Fellows hold their Anuus Meeting
~ Masonic Hall in Trenton, "Wednesday, the 18th OF
January, at 10 o'closk A. NJ.
BURLISGroS CoURrs.-The Grand jury re-
turned but eight bills OF indictment the present term,
winch REGARDED indication Of the decrease
in that County There but OF importance.
viz: one OF perjury and one of burglary.
Gov FoRr-For several days past Gov. Fort
has been employed the Capitol ia preparing Ot sup
posed his Message and making arrange ents or the meet
ing OF the Legislature. He returned 10 his residence New
Egypt the 9Th inst
RAuRo,p BRIDGE.-The New-Jerscy Rail
road Bridge over the Iackcnsack River in operation
with double track The pass the vaduc scarcely
airing IT, Its well protected from decay and Ire by beng
covered with galvanized iron
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BEoOKLYs CRY DIsPENSARY.-At the recent
annual citing Of the Board o. Trustees the following Of
elected for the year; President Robert
Nchols Wee Presidents Isaac II. froinghan, Aan5on
1fLsk; Treasurer, Ii. W Delamater; Secretary. H. d.
Howe. From the report Presented n appears tat tas
toni number of cases treated i2S OF winch l,25I
were surgery the remainder medical OF tbs mum
Der there males 1871 females ST. Ot nese LIS
sin . of British North America 70 Of Germany, Of
Holland Of France, Of West Indies, OF Asa and
were torn on the Atlantic Ocean
DEDlcArIoS.-The new Hall on the corner OF
Cont and Jelolemon-sts, opposite 'he City Hall, was
edic aed TO Oddrllo Sshp fhursisy night before na
utrous audience Of members
YoUyG MEN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE As
ISOLATION or BRooKLYS.-The First Annual aieeLins Of
this Assoiaiion, held "Wednesday evening" January
in the New Temperance dali, Furnaa-st near E1,.1u'
ne following gathered from the Annual Report
reed at the meeting 49,, nv -,t.....-.
ro.d Ly the Dung Men who compose IT. were u identity
The Temperance Cause, more fuIiy Tta CHII'ay' ~"
~ ,,5esror 10 secure the passage Of the Name Law
III - l5 ,.ssthsr street temperance meetings were
Sunday afternoon the Fulton aud CaIhar'ae sr
ms These meetings have been Prodhcu'e o. 1'" S'
During tn winter was thought sable % req,
III. room now used for public nesn.s " t. 49,, g.
s,-nS.v school has urienc-d under tiFOftDle
auspices The Sunday afternoon len w si ri, "
% oT.ned with ging and prayer, and the othes
Are OF an interesting Character. heheious
The crsanEaOn of the Society there have o. n %,
ssrers 10 the fled9e among whom are so7 nss
~ hon have been spated AID many also o. more
sdysnced yers have been 4imed nom nso, o.
rsrapee The temporal as well e. the sp,r''uA'
y 80 y, .-seiaI peed have been relieved
the sss.st results s O. 20 11. orrs to
Dois zee ~ III - al :; tis l.bors Of Sepc Year
ss soety have incurred considerable expense N he
arrangements which have been nsas ,o tb.v vii si.dy
rsna - ~, ,S "a Of a, friendly the cause DonsiSns M
Re len with the President Mr. Andre. - sscr,Sary
- 49, isne snd Broad or sent 70 ING See4''
Joi.n ID " Grady No. So Hudson-av- bFooAyh
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MARRIED.

hFsER.v-s Nsss On rnarsssy, Jaa 6 ~ Re' NJ narsss
NJ JEREMIAH GRAY. Of N-~1odt. TO Ms NicR G..
dsush,sr % yoaa 8 cestoe xss, o. the Ssuset p.ee
RosE O Rarsre. n T.. 10 Mrs LsoSoRA n. daughter
JonsAsa S-~ly. E-a Of Nr-ls.a Ach -.
IN New Tear. Mr. ke- ct the hoase ~ sr yasss
Weeks. Mcskssl'e. Lnas islshd JOHN koRkkIs, View
foIk Cry. % Me- RACHAEL ANDERSON, Of BsosAvst
~ basrnr Me- n n. s5th uh. Rev. RUFUS w GNtsWotD
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wuLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

Bo,kp OF EDucArIOs. The ms. s. re- y E4 ar
meeting tsc ne~yeeesd %ebs% q .is evening
Sei.ol ~. arnaeh DeEn,-es- Hendefrsoo ~ I'M.
T rtsssa RoSsrt.oa. n P. Barker, Freeman i''
Narrxih Ard Kennedy. -, -A.;--,.n .ys tes, and NJ.
BIoaci clssf Pc The sG ,..al sn'1 President
vaes1ces with the toi1S~ins NJ Bro.eh school Com.
Board. MI 81. Wa M Baker trse!ses'd'i SS'sAa
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R,uRo,p BRIpGE.-The Ncw-Jersey Rail
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan 6, 1885.
Nos. 90 and 30. The United States rs. j.
Gusman ard v iieax heirs Appeal from the District
Court ofthe United States for Louisiana
Mr. Justice Cairon dsverd the opinion of this Cont
reversing the DEGREES of the sld District Court AMI re-
nandn6 these causes with directions 70 DISMISS he petit
tons OF the claimants
No 81 p H. De Lane e. o., appellants rs A b. Moore
II al The argument OF this continued By MI
Brsdty for the appeees andconcuded by Mr. Butler Tor
the appellants .o.
No &c. The Vrcennes University plaintiffs n error ~
the State Of Indiana THIS argued by Mr. judah
for the plaintiffs and submitted on printed argu
mept by MIR Smith for the defendant in error
No q Jacob Deonc ef al appellants Je mes H. Lucas
eaL This cause from the Tcuit Court United states TOR
Missouri wss dismissed rrr guarty IN tie proceedings
or the motion of Mr. Geyer OF cou1s for the appeiee
No 80 l.. r. Perry appellant rs. joshua H. brsncn on
the motion Of Mr. Lawrence this appeal from the circuit
Court United States for Missouri was dismissed tor the
want OF prosecution .r, N ri.iov
NoA VIM Chrisiy, plaintiff in error n, J. D fipey.
The argument Of this cause was commenced by MI pop
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock A. NJ
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SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEciiL TERN-Beore Judge
pUER.

William Niblo s.anst James L. Smith and Others 49,
This was all argument on demurrer Mr. n.
has entered ak suits ust the Editors and Propretors o.
The Sqy Courier for allie sed belru articles designating
Niblo's TheGter SC, "rpplers Hall, "agin palace
scnnsry r tppers" and other things OF the kind An
nns,,er was pu, ~ which demuued to. The demurrer
wasaIsued Yesterday Decisio4 reserved.
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WGd, ,. z Citizens Third Wal L L Bu.lett Schcol
Irpseee-SeconG Ward. Mr. Lay reelected
next Thursday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-08

James Mercer wss Bat pleaded suihy :, petit srcery
We sn'ercy>t b. the City Prison for 80 dsvs
Charles Wilson who convicted % Wednesday fns
Prtenses and pcsonsfrs officer, r-nis,c II -
nc stste frl-on for years snd months hsUy hfces
Complaints similar 70 hs g?ou which this coavcsos
W. oeso h,,e been lodged against the prisoner he
Gerrntn .nd hiss slrrsdy srrved tern 81 Sins-Sns
be three Germans. Heb~n SchvnSer ana Nifsss whs
were eonNietsc OF sseans diamond mr. sruscncef
70 TIE staie fson The hrs' to for Sycsn ard moetA
the lsx for years. Adjourned
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10 Harlem R.R Pfeisrred.iio
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100 Mch South n, X 80. 100. ln
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-08

~ Go TO SANDERS & Co.'S, No. 30l Granist.,
ib. day or apy time next week il you want tn buy the
stet Dry Goods sold in this City TIE
store will be open for q few days longer only.