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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15
Later Prom Rur0pt,

July I4.-Tbc steamer Arabia reached
New York Yesterday forenoon. having left
Liverpool on the I'd.
The cream of the Turkish intelligence il
TINT everything is very doubtful. Nothing
resulted vet from the Porte's rejection Of
the ultimatum. Nothing ia fact conld be
done until about July LIST, at which date, it
was thought, the Russians had not crossed
the Danube. Il was reported that Turkey
had formerly demanded the armed inter-
vention of the four powers - England.
France, Prussia, and hustria,-but the
intelligence lacks confirmation.
The French and English feet were at
Tenedos. t.r
The city of Shiras. Persia. was DESTROYED
by an enrtbouake. Nav LIST.
Mr.. Van buren, and son. sccomps MED by
Mr.. Cnmpton. of N. C.. visited the Dublin
Exhibition on the 2sth ultimo.
In the House of Commons on the LIST in
slant. Mr.. Iapnrd said statement had an
peared in the public prints. which had been
corroborated by private letters from the
East IN The effect thai the Russian nu,hor-
tiles had blockaded the entrance into the
principal channels Of the Danube, in con-
sequence Of which large Number Of yes-
sels laden with corn, had been prevented
leaving the Danube. Lord John Russel
replied that letter had been received from
one Of the Consuls stating that the ordinary
course Of the river had been impeded, but
the government had received no account OF
the Russian authorities using any means To
prevent navigation.
The U. ). steamer Mississippi reached
Hong Kong harbor on the Nth ultima, and
proceeded to Shanghai the same day with
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

Tic tht brcnhs his protnt-e iuricits
his faith, and NO becomes an inhdcl unto
him to whom he promised.
- "Doctsw. doctaw," said an exquisite,
the other day, al want you to inform me
what 10 put into my head TO make Il right"
"Braius," said the physician, dfyly.
- A duel came of yesterday ia the vi
cinity cf the Little Basin, between couple
of Corkomans. They fought with sho~cls
distance kick and half. First crack
over the nose declared for shovel No. a.
ALBANY kniskerboekcr,
1t is said that there have been M
many murders committed in New York
during the past year, as in all England and
Wales during the same time.
slow often," exclaimed a would be-,
thought ph'lanthropic gentleman, how Of
ten have shed team while passing
through the dirty streets Of New York, at
witnessing the miscrics Of some ofthc poor
cxiicvf Germans" A wag suggested that
his weeping might possibly be caurcd by
the smu Of raw onions-a fayorite dish
with ,lr poorcr cIassc,
- Ifs speculator misses hrs ann, every
body cr,es o.s :. hc,. a fool ". MI ,oms,;,nc.
she's n rouucr Ifhe succceds ,hev h,-
seiye lus dor al dcou nj nj. a,u.h,e, IN
marriage.
A, the celctm,rr,st Nashua ON Mon
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=" i "o o"'y "'s'' '.''
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made NV ,hc;r =. n,ws ,hor no r.,,,c The
wolf IL ferOcious because hunted from .
wl,eIp the smke turns upon You, because
you disturb and pursue il the child grows
surly, because unjustly cocrced; but, above
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

Marty 400 cords ID ~eo4 Lelongiag 70
Tie CeHirsl Rsslrosd cosng~ny, sas barm
az Al The to~n n Waterbury, 90 Tuesday
" hs -e~k. ThM " the second large
hfs nsai tise eoinp@ns have suffered b tht
ssasun.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

ANOTHER TsExESsuoUs HrRRicANE!
--DsasJ al 7'arryfo,rn, wih Lose Of
Life .Nee York, f0h. A tremendous
hurricane, accompanied by lightning and
rain, passed over the city and vicinity last
evening about q o'clock, doing great dam
age many trees and buildings were injur-
ed.
At Brooklyn, n very large building in
tended for store and dwelling, in the
course Of erection at the corner Of Hicks
and Montage streets, was completely de-
molished. The wUkmen bad left but
moments before, and il Is believed no one
WINS killed.
Tsrrytown WINS the scene Of terrible
catastrophe. A large building occupied
by several poor families, and containing at
the time over fifty persons, many Of whom
had taken shelter in il from the storm,
was blown down, and the inmates buried
in tho ruins. 1t wms MT known at last ac-
counts that more tlmn six persons had cs-
capped. Seven dead bodies had been taken
out, and the citizens were busy III clearing
away the ruins.
In consequence Of the wires being down
III that direction, we have nothing later
from the scene than what was brought by
the cars last evening.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

fUSSr nut FALsE.-The late State
Convention Of the " Democracy grAveiy
announced to the world thai the " Corrup-
,'on" Of the Wing party Of this State was
clearly INA nifested " in the diminished pop
ulstion Of the StateT This Is too good
joke to be lost, though the facts in the case
are, on the contrary, quite the reverse
The following are the official figures socor-
ding TO the Census Returns, showing the
population Of Vermont At each Enumeration:
1870 ss,4l6 lssD 2s0,652
1900 l54.ss5 ls40 x9l,9sa
Isl0 2l7,7l3 le50 3It,I20
ls2O 2}S,764
--lMladlebury Register
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

The Only count circular story which ever
pleased me rss thai u tbs sing Il Spain.
.ho "a great IAN sss roasted. because
v'ofe ~as ND un,s f,s tiis prms Hsis,stsr
to desire the gianA GOLD s,iei % order III
nrs' page "a ~HiiinF q BAD the ehisf u che
nsnfiA- 70 "aae.i the hoase-sasid u i.onss
T. bring up pad II ~sisf " ~, his las
rsiy out Tilsctersy.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

sssrss ArzsTes. E-s- an aa--ua
'.-'-sA..sa a n-as.. ai.s 81 sAs ess-ssr a
~ fsA .a~.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

WooL-Tbe I.ebaDoa IN. H. Wig
sthiss that the tanners 81 ussi y.einiiy have
disPs-ed Of the,f soa At pfices ranging
from SIXTY 10 siKiy FIVE ccais. Ma,st ~ 4
has been taken al siKty cents, While come
extra lois have bFoagisi more. Th- un.oasa
received fos the vol IL uss sheep ID LIB
Aisoa siSne, reckoning al = "a pounds fo4
each. Al 20 eenss pound. would b. s1i.
600, very respectable item. certainly.
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War Dors 1T MEAsi-The True
.Nafiomai Demoerai, the original Jacobs,
says ~
I'VE understand that large joint .s,,.el
association Is forming in tins city, IN tle
purpose Of more effsctnally di.orr. nix,pr
the Democracy. Capital, ten cents, To be
paid IN weekly instaiinenfs." -
What does this meani Can IL b., that
with all the spoils. the party In 10 be . die
organized" upon collection " ten p.r
cent. subscriptions Are there M fund
M the coai-holei bad business this, bad
business. Ist the Collector see 10 Il
m. Y. Herald. IIa
ToAsr rAos osEh Tns Arlasue.
-George Peabody, Rsq., the = ArDencsn
10 l'ondon.' ssu, the iello~ing toast 10 the
Commute. II Arrangement fot the eel.
ebrsiion % the Fourth, Of salesas
-Our Naiionsi Jubilee while !, become.
"a 10 eouIasetnorsie by every token n eI.
ultAtion, that GLORIOUS day on whieh com
H''need ma otiy our o@a rational exis-
nnee, bun rev era IN the destiny ~ man.
kind, bkewise becSpes ns 70 bear 10
n,ind stiai 10 the unioh u The SiAies ne
o~e sh that We have been, OF eau hope 70
be. as a iaatlDn.r
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

- II rs prcposcd TO establish IN sour
cities an institution in which thu sywnces
of spinclcgy wcavcolcry, and Coctolcry
may b. taught To Young Adsr-, and ~hcrc,
aner obtaining tbcsc Accomplishments, they
may receive regular diploma, with the
hononry degree Of AZ. WE for
wives.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

- lie that breaks his promi-e forici,s
his faith, and NO becomes nm infidc unto
him to whom he promised.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

- 4 ship Il ~s % bong s-riggin2, %
young giri Is IN irinsiiiSg hrr.sh ap sr'''S
the sfr,ssi " hsr -ess-haar.- i;afi'h-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

Yos may have hoa enemies -riho'h
having ~snn frssnd but ma ferad
friend without batter enemy. The quail
Itiss " your friends viii be ho-e 81 y"'ii
eBssses ssld inss.as. eold enssiisss hall
friends. half enemies iersid enemies, sana
friends.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15

-" Doctsw. doctaw." said an exquisite,
the other day, al want you to inform me
what TO put into my head to make Il right"
Braius,- said the physician, dfyly.
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A duel came OF yesterday IN the vi
cinity cf the Little Basin, between couple
of Corkomans. They fought with sho~cls
distance kick and half First crack
over the nose declared for shovel No. a.
ALBANY kmskerbockcr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08

ENTERTAIN Hon. Horace NAM
will deliver the Peoples Lecture ,onh u, the Taber
nscle lie will shsak of HI gland
An Introductory lecture before the Metropolitan
Medical College will be given at No 6s East Broadway
10 hight by Professor Alvsh Curtis, OF Ohio Subject,
Systems OF Medicine
DR. BoYNroN will give ano,her Of hi, Geological
Lectures al Metropolitan Hall. At the close OF the
lecture, the great painting of the Court of Dss;h'
will be exhibited
The usual Concert will be given a; Hope Chapel by
SARA Valentino and assistants.
The Farmer Club held regular meeting 8; the
usual hour,
AT WAIIAox's tonight Every one has his
Fault" and the new Drama Of Pauline" This play
wac first presented last night IL chaotic, siless
article Of the "Corscan Brothers school full Of crime
and horrors, and almost nothing else. IL was well
plsysd. and in the leading parts BY Miss Keene and
Mr. Lester, admirably so-if such piece can be called
admirable in any Il will very likely be popular,
ii for nothing else because il is in such violent contrast
70 the usual order Of amusemeats produced ct Wsilsck
AT the BxoApwAY, Mr. Forrest plsys " King Lear"
with Conway as Edgar" Concluding with the "Dnmb
Hsne.'
AT Brxrox's The Old Dut>h Governor new
Farce called The Smiths and The Serious Family.
AT the Sr. CHAKIEs, The Ncw'fork Fremen,
local drama; The Rough Diamond snd " Toe
Dcusle-Bedded Room"
AT BAsSux's, "The Young widow" and Mar
red and sc''led In 'ss afternoon Blue Beard in
tie evening
At the Crsers Mr.. Wallet Is reensaged The
usssl feats Of horsemsnship strength. sc, sc.
AT Woop's, varied and extensive programme OF
Negro Songs pelnestOns, Dances. Lectures. &C., sc.
AT HELIxRs, witchcrsh. Magic Ssconisighi,
Spirit Rsppines Illusions, &c.
AT Axr uSIoN Rooms, the Washington Exhibition.
California MUSEUM, 3ls Broadway
MUSEUM Of Egyptian Antiquities, 6Ss Broadway.
-RKYAy GALL ELY Of Christian All, 3sa Broadway.
-BANvAaps Panorama Of Holy Land, $50 Broadway.
--RisIKrs Panorama Of the Thames. 400 Broadway
--PAxolAaA Of Mississippi River Metropolitan Hall
IL The weather for the past tso dsys has
bseR fir, with . rather sasP Wind peca'.r 70 tas
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ATTEMPT TO RoB on BERGES RotD.-Last
Saturday night about 10 o'clock. Mr. SJmsrs was
returning home from Sew-lOrk City on Bergen road
be stopped by two ylsn- who demanded al. purse
threatening take his life uIiess he Immediately AMI
peacefully accedtd 70 theF requirements Mr. SOmers
peclnt the proposition well a. he could, and ran
crying murder robbery. &c, He succeeded, al
ter long chase In making good hi escape, not hover
without receiving irom biz Gssals,s several boxs
nthe back with sung shot, and esvin9n possession Of
he adyeT ares hs and q valuable csne NJ. 5omers
thinks be saw tie perlors Who attacked him At the
WetyeIs Arms the same evening Tei a. ther-tOiJr-
and that he shall be able to give the Police nOna
ten a. viii lead TO Their apprehension
10 Last Saturday evening a drunken row
occurred on tie Plank Road, in whigh twenty more
persons engaged end " 40 inflicted each other
various and dangerous wounds before the di tGrbancs
gutlcd One OF them had his srm broker another
his snd third had hs lips dreadfuiy lacerstej.
Nomen a. wei Is men 1gured 10 the array aud fought
iurously.
VERDICT FOR RAmReAD D,wAGEs-Peter
A. Townsend has Obtainel verdict OF $50 .lnst the
Pster.on and Hudson Railroad Company, because "a I.
arm broken while cur OF the window when erO-s-
IL the PEssae River Bridge The Court char ed hat
he could Dot recover notices had been put up the
csuOning passengers against putting their arms Ou
OF the windows. The Company inss; tia, such wa,
tie case
NEwARK PoIIcE.-At the meeting of the
Common Council on Friday eseniny last number OF
assistant regular Marsals were sppOil,et eid.-On
10 the Police force. 4 Sunday Police fOrce has been
crowded. The Police Mar-hsl z ssJ required 20
Der monthly reports Of arrest.
REwARD.-GOyerror Fort. OF Nev-Jersey.
hss offered reward OF eco tor the apprehension OF
Georce Ncsche snd Joan smith, VINO killed Francis
yArssr. on the u inst, 81 Kew Brgnssi
FME.-At about 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Fri.
day. fire occurred in the Hamilton Work., foot Of
HsmiliCns e., Newark. Il broke Ou' IN tle shop Of J.
l. Richards sash and blind maker, N rear building
extended 70 The front shop and consumed quantity VI
work an stock and injured tOos machinery. sc Loss
Abo1d 100 10 insurance Alexander R0.seii, haa
maker Loot shout sJ0O-unir.arai dsas ed BY water
breaking Up of WORT &c some lirtle damage was done
% s'l erS ir the vicinity
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MONTENEGRO.

The telegraph brings word that Ou,er Pacha
LAS se, hs troops In motion 10 invade the remaining
|Aahiss Of Montenegro opariicuars gwen Is
b known thst any eoahis; has aetuay taken place Les
from cara Of the 10Th, INFORM that the Turks
rwsrd into the naAia Of Niesch4ns&a the next post
bin therefore probably hring news OF an engagement
Merry little importance attached at Vienna 70 the
kesumptioa OF hostiiires In the mountain, and tAe
Bourss remained firm. This 20 be expected. The
Europesa interest In the AopteaeSrin strife depends
fheSy the relations which the great powers assume
It, and Only In minor degree upon the shifting for
}unes Of the war. IL wac known that Omar PaeAs
rould again the swcrd If the OF the
nountainesss to his appeal unsatisfactory Great
nisconceP,ioo howeyey has prevailed, U Consequence
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DIED.

ACELEr In nroolra. .slaeay saaiay Mach g.
Bs r.ssd. ,s,ted ,r.ad hs faar.a at the Pgn'.
Citrh. R-lU ST. B.ookyu o. " riaesty, M,rct ailPh
s sss ai y, S sss So .1 " o O., @n q
srd or he LAT ny-tr- rrsd-tf 81 tbs cry s-i 81
H., friends and r-1ivr nd 20 " be Charles BIr,
invited attend IA flnrrsl. ~ho4, further nyra,ou At South
- 49, :. c. ,,cSot NJ ,,G,4'.Sa,,5 oPN
GRAY Or Mardsy ssIei the u Der 1ts, sisah
HE utsra - .s place om the re.4>see d b. 'on n'w
A- rder " Ba4sTd The soath ofp had 1oh
HUICHNsOS-Oa AopdNy ornins R-eecca c. -ds., laush.
'-r Cspl koft Jr and Rsseec. Ha'ca'oa 'sed9 Jeas
Tie end, Of u, Guy are u,t-d ne fnsr, on
Tue'dly, 70 oo,k NJ ton Der ate fe@ace No /. ks-
HaRRisoS n, Hop,n,,ls Ky RIDE announces ,h- lelA
on H. H,ron E, DO r-Dres-H; u chia CO IN iAs LsI1
aoRss nosiy Harlrs. N''.h :. wlas or 90 Of
n hrt- snd s'e, of he fnay arc se.g-ctlly avsi @
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si1ch T. jesse s~srasn "a ~ -Id scar VI hssse.
b., .lses. -Li and E,ni sst borne m chF',an f-'s
SHERWOOD On sunday norans Mare EIlo-,h Sherwood,
~l4.s OF IN So l'aae Sherwood, fysdo, year. "a,
It~r~na q the y are o-i - -iicni ~ afl On imfi
rsy Te-day sfrfocs ~ ut A. oost 19n Ser i'- rev
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saitB-oB sa;-' - lf,raoen VI. 5 b.ry h'f-t Dur
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Her ,hi ant Ecssantlsoes az "'ist - s-ai s-f -nrrs
fot '.is-r Richard cit 10 - 'ssdan ~
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NhktLk h-At 30 f--s-ncs a ths ~ % 10y
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

SrABBISG.--On Saturday night about /
o'clock, young named John COlgan residing In
Grabani-av while passing up Grand a. near Even met
four men, Of whom jumped before him and at.
tempted 10 stab him in the breast with dirk knife. In
attempting TO ward of the blow, the knife passed
through the center of ColgRns hand nfictng severe
wound The assassin struck nc him the secOHt time,
but luckily the knife glanced down through the breast
Of his coat the party then ed. Young C0yans father
has offered reward Of $50 FOR the apprehension Of this
party
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COuRT CALENDAR-Turs DAY.

SUPERIOR COURr-NOs 81, 80, 81, 365,
SIS 573 Set ST. So $50 $751; So SIS 555 Alb 49, $50,
569 56 5es 500 $50 ST. 57l SO SO. SO. IL 41 j01
So AS as ~ as. 40, 566 Si2. 1880 567, SIS, 80
CIRcUIT CouKT-NOs 239, $50 rs 2t) ga l5 2i6 2i7,
239 80 20 2jl. 252, 2Si, 255
SuYRENE CoURT-SpeeiAl Term-NOs 7, TO- 20, 10 D. l.,
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SERIOUS AccIpEvr.-On Saturday

SERIOUS AcCIpENr.-On saturday forenoon,
a man whose name could not learn, seriously It
ihally injured while aged u work in Sneeten's
chip yard " Green Point He assisting 10 get the
steamboat Connecticut the ways fOT repairs, when
large brace clipped end struck him upon the heal,
hrcakingsn his skull. The unfortunate man was taken
up inseIsibe ard conveyed ia a carriage 10 NeTY0Ek
I'D. lnurie. viii undonbt,nly tormLnale ia.al.y
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DEcYAsE OF 4 PoLIcfMAx-Mr Hiram II.
CLsfe sn Efficient member of the Third District Police
snce IT, organization expired Friday lat On sat
urday afternoon his remains conveyed 20 Green
WOOD Cemetery accompanied by the whole force OF tae
Third and delegations from the Second and Fourth
Districts.
- One hundred new tenements are to b.
erected in KNOXVILLE the coming season. The village
lies about two mites from the city line
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MARRIED.

CUSNNCHLN-TAYLOR.-t thss city hT Rev WIN B-rrss
I'd trinity ~ . Cunningham 20 Ans-ans Anrhs
- .aisf u Ayah b Taylor. E-q.. Of Ne~stk NJ
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~ One hundred new tenemer

~ Rev. James Sinclair has accepted an
unanimous call to become the pastor Of ae Prlsbye
rim Church at Cutchogue, l.. l.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPscIAL TEaM-Bsfore
Judge ISGRAHAN.
MARINE COURT-Befcre Judge cowlEs.


BY counsellor at-law 10 recover of client h OF coss
Of 500 incurred IN (which uusnccesstu against
the sheriff In defense alleged that the cause was
Gpskilluy managed and. 3D. that VI Mem agreed 10 uu
deTtake the without 20 defendant except
sctnal dshnI The points were denied Yer
diet tor plaintiff, Sli3
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COURT or GENERAL SEssiOSS- ibrd1y Before
Judge BEsBE and Aid CORNELL and PEARsALL
The March term of this Court commenced

Inc March term OF thlS court cOmnenccd
ths nom "a with the following
CALENDAX-Atiempt 10 Kill l. attempt TO commit rape
3 robbery burglary - embeszement /, false prsences
trund larceny IS meeting to felony gambling total 81
Proyious indicted 10, Grand totsl62
The following gentlemen were sworn az Grand Jurors
James u Nicholson. Foreman; John Bous, John O kpp,
Chss Cohday, Anthony McCrodden, Petk. OOlan, Ed.
Plume I,asc Edy ards, Isaac Smith, jonathan o. Fleet
Geo. ScaIf, Russell Glover, Stephen Van Nosran3 jas
Gallagher. Chss Waterbury, Chas Cannon, Fernando
Wood. John J. HOLSTER.
judge Beebe then proceeded 10 charge the Grand Jury
relative 20 the duties devol,ny upon them Tie alluded q
tie excitement recently created the public mind
sequence oil the Developments which came 90 ght hrou
the nvesg cations Of the last Grand Jury relative 70 the
couI Of OF the City Ohc all. and the indicns
Of two Aldermen in consequence thereof lie stated that
their immediate pTedec bad been compelled 20 dis
coutnue their in ths matter IN CONSEQUENCES
ohe expiration OF their term Of office, and requested the
present Grand Jury prosecute the inye and send
i rnpeIs and persons Necessary. He so charged them
relative Violations Of the usuy loans selling lottery poll
ces. SO.
the close Of tie Charge the Grand Inquest returned
their their lsboIs and being
Tss6y for II al, the Count adjourned for the day.
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REAL EsrArE.-The following property was

AFRO tke following BreokIyn Property -.
Lot ". buildng CissOp-av. anaN Bareasi Dbl Isc
The following property was sold BY W. II. Frank
lin, Son i Co
Houss ard lot on Seth-s sth sv lass. AVs
Al,o, the following property in Williams ecrss
House and lot No 4e Sd-st 25x!5.............' ASo
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE THERaONkrER AT
A. J. Dc4tosy', Formerly Lynch + Clark.I ~ W1lltt
1858. IAN sIocn. SPIN SP.M
Mach 1........"....sl - IS ~