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UA crazy Hungarian, confined in the

UA crazy Hungarian, confined in the
workhouse at New Orleans, had been for
some time complaining of being hungry.
Some parties, a few days since, thought
that they would allow him to satisfy him
self for once, and SO furnished him with
the requisites for substantial meal. He
swallowed the trifiing amount of eight
pounds of meat, two loaTes of bread, two
bottles of beer, and sundry other little
nicknacks, at one sitting, and then CON-
planned that he had nothing to finish off
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MEDICINES.
Mediciues


Worthy place az all Families, being pre-.
pared by a Regular Graduate ant Physi-
ctat Of thirty years experience.
nR. ]. 8. ROSE is an hohofnryHeruler of the Phi
- ladephia Medical Society, and graduated, in
1920 from the University OF Pennsylvania under the
guidance of the truly eminent Professors Physick
Chapman, Gibson, Coke, James and Hare,-names
celebrated for medical science,-and having had
daily intercourse and consultation tsith those dis
tinguished Physicians, respecting diseases Of all
kinds and the proper remedies therefore; and being
solicited by thousands of his patients TO put up his
Preparations he iig.s offers to the public, the re-
suits of his experience for the past thirty years, the
following valuable Family Medicines, each ono suited
to q specific disease:
DIR. J. S. ROSES NERVOUS AND INEIGO-
RATING CORDIAL.
The Greatest Discovery in Medical Science For
all Nervous Conditions of the System Heart Dis
ease and Nervous Complaints. The astounding and
happy effect of DIR. Roses Nervous Cordial, for Dis
eases of the Heart, Palptation, Numbness, Neural
gia Nervous TremGr of the Muscles, Heartburn,
FIatulence, Pain in the Face, Wakefulness, Rest
Iessness or for the mind body worn down by care,
labor, or study has induced many physicians to Use
it in their practcc. For a weak constitution il is
grand rcstorer; it completely removes from the sys
tenn all nervous irritatons and Is almost miraculous
in it, rapid and happy effect. The weak and the
nervous frequently restored to perfect health be-
fore using one bottle. Price 30 cents.
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CEDAR TAR.

THE most successful remedy now in
l. u-e for the cure OF
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS,
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
DYSPEPSIA, PILES. KINGS EVIL,
DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS, LIVER, &C.
Prepared and refined by
Mrs. Il. q. Norris, No. 343, lsaIf. ST.,
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New York rsnrbIed Iron works.

o-'rr 1'si Saies Room, No Alb, Bro~1ral, opposit.
Ne. Hrren Railroad Depot Mandatory corner
4" ofh G'enus end iIth street, near The Crystal Pal
a.S, Nsir York
I'iE original and most extensive Manufactures
OF MARBLEIZED CAST IRON NANTELS
IAbLt1 TOPS, COLUMNS. P1LASTERS, CLOCK
ISIS, COUNTERS, Sc. Also. all kinds of CAST.
lNHS. f1r Buildings, sucn rs WINnDEy LINTELS
SiLLS, DooR-NASS, BALCONIES, &c.
The above Company, having jusi completed Il new
ahi most extensive Foundry and Mandatory, beg
ave 10 call the attention of Architects. Builders,
@iI NJ public generally To their assortment Of Mar
"'hNd Iron Mant.lS, aui other Articles which the,
are now producing on an enlarged scale the beauty
"h deSigiiS oi which, and their exquisite finis have
never been cqnalled and cannp, he exceed.
Ihe eIaci mutations of the Hest varieties of Mar
W. +nch rs Egyptian. Sienna, Br0catcllc, Verd An
ine agate, Prince Albert, Jaspar. Pyrenese, Light
Hhai, " mite statnnTy. &c. have elected the un
Paalhrd comm"nsiat0H Of connOiSseurs in Marbles
sai iuly established their popularity with the pub
lie. r
Some of the advantages in this discovery consist
h IL capabIIfy of withStantlins a high degree n,
neat, OF resisting oils and acids, which stain and de
Iace Marble, and their cheapnesS (being about one
lhrd the COST in comparison with all other kind ot
Hantsls; also o. being pac ked and sent with safety
70 any part of the country.
. The Marbling department X under the direction Of
VT. e SHOEMAKER, who first introduced this iavsL
liable d -covsrv To the public, and demonstrated it,
Fse'c''i uthty and application to metals and other
'isH'nrs=. Circulars, with plates, exhibiting IN.
'@ii''"- d HatirrR. will be furnished when desired
AddTC>- Crders and communications TO
N5-~o CHARLES CROSBY. Sfr'y.
ST T.cei"-d al BAKERS Periodical Depot on
the Island
'u-lIm'- Industry of AL Nations-a weekly recorl
n Ctthe Worlds faiI at New York
Gr'Aam's Magazine
,.1iy 5 National Magazine, for August
is"sSl me beautiful vivid picture Of New YoIl
lie jy 25-
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DR.J.S. ROSES COMPOUND FL LUID EXTRACT
ON

For all Diseases Of the Kidneys and Badder; also q
Specific for Gout.
This is decidedly one Of the best remedies ever
used for diseases of the kidneys bladder, &C., and
alsofOr gU!tv affections; always highly recommended
by the late DIR. Physck, and many of the most dis
tinguished medical men abroad. Price so cents.
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MEDICINES.
NFVER-FAILING REMEDY!
HOLLOW4Y'S OINTMENT.

CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHES AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING
Copv of Letter from Mr.. TaomPson Chemist, LireT-
pool, dated august 20, 16J2.
To Professor HALLowAY-
Dear Sir: am enabled to furnish you with most
extraordinary effected by your invaluable Oint
mrnt and Pills, which has astOnshed every person
acquainted with the sufferer About ten years ago,
Mr.. ". Cummin<, of SaItney street, in this town,
was thrown from his horse, whereby he received
very serious injuries; he had the best medical ad
vice at the time, and was afterwards an inmate of
different infimaries, yet he grew worse, and at
length malignant running ulcer settled in his hip,
which completely crippled him that he could not
without crutche> for nearly ten years. recently
he began to Use your Ointment and Pills, which
have now healed the wound, strengthened his limb,
and enabled him TO dispense with his crutches. so
that he walk with the greatest ease, aud with
renewed health and vigOr.
(Sisncd) j. .THOMfStN.
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Rates Of Advertising.

FOR advertisements inserted once n week, SO cents
per squarr viii be charged for the FIRST, and u
CENTS Ptr square for each Subsequent insertion.
Ten LINES or less constitute a square.
IN u an advertisement exceeds a square, the price
VIII be in exact proportion.
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A DREADFt
SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL MEDICAL AID HA

A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DREADFUL
SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL MEDICAL AID HAD
FAILED.
Copy of Il Letter from Mr.. Hird, Draper, Of Ready,
nccr Gdinsbro dated March |, 1872.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
Sir-Some time since, one of my children was
afflicted with dreadful cruptions the body and
limbs. obtained the advice of several eminent Sur
geons and Physi ianS, by all of whom the case was
considered hopeless. AT length ] tired your Oint
u ent and Pills, and without eIaggcration, the effect
was miraculous for by perscverng in their use, all
the erPons quickly disappeared, and the child was
restored IN perfect health.
previously lost child from similar complaint,
and firmly believe had | in her adopted your
medicines she would have been saved also. | shall
be happy testify the truth of this to any inquirer
(Signed) J. HIRD, Draper.
The Pills should be used conjointly with the Ont-
iI.ent i'll most OF the following cases:
Bad Legs, GOut,
Bad Breasts, GIanduar swcIlings,
Burns, Lumbago,
Bunitns. Piles,
Bite of Mosquitoes and Rheumatism,
Cocoa sa"b bay, s'eF' sere scqS M hes,
Chiego foot, Sore Throats,
ChilbIGins, Skin Diseases,
Chapped Hands, Scurvey,
COrns, (sOi0 Sore Heads,
Cancers, Tnmors,
ConIEacted and StifTJoints, Ulcers,
Eiephantiasis, Wounds,
Fistuas, Yaws,
Sold at the establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY,
pa, Strand (near Temple Barr London, and by all
Vendors Of Medicines throughout the United States,
in Boxes At 81 \ cents 81 X cents, and 81 so each.
Wholesale by the principal Drug houses in the
Union; and by Messrs. A.. b. & ID. SANDS, New
York.
GI3-Thcre is considerable savins by taking the
larger sizes.
N. N.B.-Directons for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are afHxedto each box.
ip
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All of the above preparations, with Dr. Roses
Medical Adviser to persons in Sickness and il
Health, to be had Off. ID. Gilman, Charles Sto,t &
Co, w II. Gilman, John w. Nairn, Patterson &
Narn, w. Morrison, VIM. II. Evans Kidwell s
Lawrence, j. %. Moore, Washington; J. l.. Kid.
well Georgetown; and by all dealers in Alexandria,
Va. iy9-ly
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FOR LIVER COMPLA ANTS, DYSPEPSIA. SC

The Liver being the largest gland in the human
body. it is frequently deranced than any other.
Then follows dyspepsia, constipation, cold feet and
loss of appete-the skin becomes yellow, the spirits
droop and there is great aversion to society. Re
gae the liver, and you correct all these evils The
surest preparations 10 take DR.. ROSES ce,e-
brated Railroad or .7ai- Bilis,a Pills. They carry
off the bile. and soon give appetite and strength.
His Dyspepsia Compound should be taken where a
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for a long
tmc.-Prce so cents; but for colds, bilious habits,
aundice, &C., take DR.. Roses .fnti- Bilious or Rail
road Pills, l2]1 and % cents per box.
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(yz- Country editors giving The above three inser-
mons and calling attention to IL cdOriay, will be
entitled to twelve months exchange with the Daily
Lrspinr Sur aug ST
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CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM,
Cure OF the venerable Doctor Dunan'> son. of the
city of Baltimore, man well known and whose
testimony adds 10 the triumph of HAMPTON'S 3 We
GETABLE TINCTURE:
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OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.

BALTIMORE. MD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
DIED.

On s-nJsy jar GO RANDALL SMITH, il ise 5 y-ar q h.
r.ss..s an1 sS G he siJ. Of h. sor. Issac and
Ia. lee g. Ke1tar resgccY rse1 % altea5 as tssef
ca ruesay .e-u.os. st ect, ron as ss fssa<ss, No
eCrLrr " d.
NafG6r III s!ioENAEER vie q Am ssSeHlxts', % 81
Gsy rsuns ih- IN n ztef f iaJs lSi "a he ~ ge1
- s,eri a he kv ar invias lie ussrri fn hsr k,e
Sc u Rvz st elJ tAs hi Est, a; reck.
70 - - "a a. ssrr-znx "a -, JOIN hARf
tsrt g0f lfsg. A~atsE Co.. M oay Of
r. r~sfr-s aud Eszis ~ siy u nefn5srs q The
Beds.y Isbefls Clscs- aad v ne beacon Lots-, 80
o. a. q T. aIe esfy .sv-td, without l,hs I.vt12on
% sftssd faa.r1i Agrsy, he = = rst4rf Ia
p ~ ro-i b. he rssae1es ~ 81 Groenseh h f1l1ns
vi u tstsa y Grs-u~coi Ce7l=,sry Or z;efn~r-
Jas. - N-s Erurz~rk, *. J.. HARI kiN6sLASD ailo~
CA At J0k1 NsIa-yTr n t-s-iA rear sfhrs -
lzssa ron as rsa.s 10 IA Georses New BfaD
VII, f1-e.y - ccx. Hef I'll - takes
Nom F-.sE' tsrst Aswfs CsrI4kyss
- - ltrfg-cs a. D = ek AZ H4yAe- Dsp5t SegArt
90 ss-aIty "a - cARoLiNE vie o. -oha J1se- AGED =.
yru-s AT ~ tsys
Tssr-znvss al fsAs Of BE Gly an,sl 10 srssa be-
f1er II ate v-zse 10 stt xo-sy 5.st ast,
az 0roeB T. 4. w-asT iassne.
o. "st=-Gxy s1ss H. -, s.. ts T-stes~s De B~'oe
-. BrssE,1 81 eoaass0l, EENRr B. fEAGlsoS, aga "a
yeszs.
H. r-1nsas vrFst si.a 10 AHtrJ 90 interues,-
IL resid-sre steer, D1Tt nk-oey Lsts SOM
WncseF ,Jsn - JERUsHA vi. fdossa Dslgass, j..
Al fseysesee, JsH 81, NJ. HLEbkra bADcAAs.
rtlyr ri Hor. sz.srI w Br.igssEs- ssxt y yesrs
Ga ssny JA -, DAVID LEL o. Tie ale arm S'Lee,
n f,ssJ, ar. -veJ 20 srbeu4 h fp~rri. ros rs s resi-
leuce Ne. ~ We&us-dg l-s at 3oceS "
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CIRCUIT couRT-Beforo Judse ROOSEVELT.


Action TO test the validity OF repleyil, (talling
beck the ground Of noncompliance with terms. guam
ty Of goods sold SIR A. already referred 90. Verdict for
p.aiStn, yaluing property st Sl648 and interest.
JOseph T. Cote and Human his wife sg Adolph Hagen
l0cbsT.
To recover damages, amount laid &C 5000,
against Mr. H. dentist ia Si in the Bowery tor alleged
assault and battery the pesOs OF Srs c. II charged
that 5s C. had given orders for set Of teeth the old
ones CD vt the plate BE- taken part payment
that price be So sh5 20 his Office sccoi
panied by her daughter snd sonB-sw 20 have them set
and after they had been she remarked % Mr. O. that VITA
tbe then paid him and previous sum, with the old
teeth would be hall tho s42 aud enc would give hn the
other half agreed upon, when She month Up. Ii .
charged that Mr. n then became violent aid thai not
TIE aeensnt turn che hey IN the dcoE 'ased u p1ot
cliuched tie OnR.lav and serSard seized Nh {. round
the soude put Of his fingers Of the other hand hsg
uOuth ked ont TIE teet lfcennz TIE gums "a doing
So Causing then freely " bleed Tor some time.
Ia etispse il IL denied thst Ar H. committed any Assault
uron sfs Cst ths agIeenscnt for to teeth, tssd Of
So was SletLsf be aud the sonE-lsw Climbed, when
Mrs became laIced and took the teeth cur Of her mouth
AM threw them the tabs, SAYING "ies hin lave bis
teeth and thar the bleeding the guns had been cased
by the OperEtioG Of setting them.
Testimony support Of the charge, and oher testimony
contradictory TO t IN favor CT defendant, vas slsn aud tae
COult a6 ouTued " ia sJTeLc1n.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

]. O. OF o. F.-The following is a list of the
offceis of the |. q. Of o. r. for the present term:
Kings County, No. &c. w. Baker " g.; Thomas W.
Boyd V. c.; VIM H. Hickcox, Secretary; John Palmer,
TIeasurer.
o,u,adeys. No. Gl-Eu.ebiu. Hopkins, " O.; George
kichosV O. JauesP Adkins Secretary; Jas Gsllalist,
Treasurer.
Wyanddnk. No. SS6-wm. Moore, N. G.. y. U. shreve,
V.Gi Amos Smith Secretary; A. c. WluiArth Treasurer;
Hllian TAI No Sf7-Joh1 wagerman, N. G. Charles
Schroeder V. { H. Schneider Secretary; T. Sch 1lidt
Treasurer; r. Thole. p S.
Parnanac, No 4o2-Frsncis SheaD, n O.; Wa. Titns
v.G w. Van Wickleu, Secretary; John Cray Treasurer
s Tomlinson, Z. 5.
Etening siG, No 4l6-John D. CACTUS ". O.; Peter
Banta, " g f. williamson, s,oretaJ; Nathan CFopsey,
Treasurer: Edward Wade, L. :.
IN 4i,oyat (Green Po.nt) No. sol--Chls Burroughs
n. G.; Henry Stiles v O.; william HsysrOn, Secretary
Henry Dixon Treasurer.
POLICE CoURr-- Before Justice Boswell
Mary Ann Kinney arrested charge Of being drank aUd
dsofiery was sent the Penit nasy f)r % days Mary
had but lat morning been discharged from Iaoaihs
H. five Cer1nsrs arrested on charge Of burglary,
sen, TO the County Jail to await their trial before the Count
Mary kiIbe1ry yssrsnt was sen. to the Pentenaary
fer so days. . 49, -, r
n, ruIy wi ch haze takcu place frdsy. was al
iouTI6d in consequence OF the nesa Of TIE ';cu'ed
~ On Thursday evening, lady residing IN
WiamsbuTsb bad her pocket PICKED Of Pore hongalo'
eotniung about ei while cru-aing The kiycr nom view
York in the feny. boat cayrgA
- John Van Norman was arrested on IL
s,v evepng by Constable DENIM On lchSe OF having
s,.n eosf yallsd AZ 81 fom s.oge ~ Grand - h5
yrss locked up 10 swat examination.
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De s-sas. <y r.sr-n< WILLIAM sGASSos go ~ Ne tss
tstu Ss4ns~. ord y-srs
H lDss ass< a The ss ssie5 10 at-e ss essss
ss Wssv Sfssroo~. II e'eSk 6os hs sn rrsdsse. Ne "
ks>fcert
fserssrvss sa4 fssS ~ he A-.S rsspessfy .ssss
sft~J The fasEa (Nssisy lfeSss. se>ce,
c ,ressre o. ~ b-crs~s Ne -
he coss-,ts - rs--Sy sc&et
Ia Brcsbs Jsa ~ John MOON. ne ala -
MAJ A. koss, - he sist ol kE
E fr-cdt and ss- - Ms gssdfs,Ner ssi o. -
s-sstsetheg M ohs na t-vst-j sss-l
a, has ~r r-sse No 81 HsAss tsss Nos<vp ssess
az ~ eeock-
Jss -. sAsrLL N. JOHNSON s<ca q years
h farers VII tske tbs Noryt st-rroos n s.ssA
fs RE- d. p~rrssrd Va ssss<s
ar isyise1 to sftrad .tnozt farther invifsssos
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.coSp SoAs
PHmApELpurA SALKs OF srocKs-Sstsrssy

jan Beard a. susq Canal Coupon TO- ga ts0eo
50 $500 do ss s,oe do Sc s2eo do 81 Np slsa cssai
slOo DO ssh $50 10 S tS0O Texas Res MODS,
$3.50 Beaver Meadow R IS, 81 81 40 Morris Cana r
RR, lsSj 100 do hs. sA 100 do bs-n, IN 100 a. cash
lqL lph l d. h5wh l9N 900 do b., l9h bMneh1
BIZ. leo schuyAa Nav. Prced sSwa ssA " schayi
k Sv,sih Guard Bash b5wa, Itk - Pesas BsaA. isS
go Louisville BENZ, mas 8 Mechanics Bank cash. 9it
Bsiseea Bes Res Notes, s,wu, 81 S. Persa
RstoAd cash oL Resdns DO sbwn, nh 100 Long Island do.
lok Igi 100 do do, b. i9S d. do b,
lsI go 80 DO, b5, i9li go do do, cssh iyS
Second Board 500 Nimnsioa RR 50 sfs sfao 10 Nfs
sIGoO va tsGoo do va ESQ do I saoo West rsas
derta -. slOsob Penna ss, y ~ $40 do sss
s.0oo DO as tl - do 9s sloo do sI Bssvcs Bee
dow RR 80 siiS0 Chez. add Del Ctss g. bS, nv 20
~ do. A0 - Harrisburg RR b5 1lk 100 BesvS
MsSdow RR si Mashl RIA ISM 100 Mesrls Canal W ..l
ipt 81 70 Gsrd BARK IA go do bswu ll Bsai Of Peas
sfNn I.tk, do siwu is6i.
L}f, Board-loo Psnna Ri sos Long issaJ RR ~
- tgh 81 go Teyss RR Boadsi or cert
fetas Ri Notes, do 20; " 90 Texas RR 10 Notes.
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ard hundred u1cn &c: hoid. yss n1lc Of them are
hsble becauso none coais , ts. his exert,1s wolli
tend 10 eject ne accomplishment
In fepec; TO tie Corporation being e7ui to the Leg
isture that be answered by the fact that oae = tae
Greater the other merely the creature.
MI Bronson spoke abou, three hours, con.en Ing
that gross contempt Of TIE authority OF the Court II
been shown, and should be punishsl He conclaiei
by saying be would there leave the matter not doaSs
ing but the Court will fearessy pronounce righteous
judgment
Judge paer IN answer to question said that the de-
csiof this case (Which s nominAly as to AID 5ture-
vn will be applicable to all the othsrs-aad perhsps
ee rendered on Saturday next.
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Tn, PoRr OF NEwARE.-The following state
ret i, view OF that part Of the Cornsrse u Newark
tsch 4. represeuted by thr sai.iLg aud Etea Fescs
elm 20 he port those do ug yusin>sl tIsre
The mn Der VI sryas fc5l the opening OF rlsgsLon
MaThe 70 tie Sst December, lS11 IVES Iosi VI tso ~
@ 80 llJ we're schooners SIS were Shops, Gn ~
w.. s.rers OF the abos- 5rEs and Is sciooEsrs wee
soa ;ressn poIl Most Of these vessels were eng 10
,ren,pors.ng Ton lumber COL, bck Ple'sef' cs1ie"
-. znercllardise and machinery.
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Law INTBLLIHEsCE
COURT or APrBAn

Rich. Respondent, agt. Kimberly and osaers,
sppeiisnts Order for eutsred ssnSs scpss,s es
not MAKING motion pgrsaAns . uOtlse- ~ dosafd IT.
counsci for responSeut
70 81. Doescn sppellant srt Rasy ard othsrs resrou'
aents Arsusd T. w. Tscker Tor appellant ". Hi, Jr-
tr espondens-
No iis Pack respondent syt The M,vo,, &c. Of New
1otk, appellAnfs Submitted samuel A Foot coanseL
No az Jones. Ape ans TIE President Nc. OF the
CITY Bank Of Newlork and others rcsponlents ArSaed
Petrr Cutler for appellant; Z. 5 Van Wake COR
spop6sutl
No. S. Coffin appellant AT rallnaa respondent judy
ment affirmed hy default. ~ Howard. Jr, counsel
No 81 Mcknight respondent, agt Casalcey and another
sppeants Argued. OTIS Allen Tor appellants ". Hill
u, for respoudaat Adjourned siae die.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

fIRr.-On Friday, at 3 o'clock, fire occur.
red &c Gr.enpOrt, which destroyed VIM. Birys ps'le-
houS and the tore at Nn. Webb Mr.. BArrys loss IL
about $40. No INSURANCE.
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The FAR WEsT.-Tbe st Paul NM
x.soia Democrat of the l2sh inst, has the i''-

loving paragraph =, o..
Tur MzmBYxs FROM PEHBrSA-Ar hu 80 Hx,sa
Council aud Mss.rs Gugrsis aud ie.se ,Se;r seats
syriyed on Mondey evening lasr, and toox 80. -, SsS
s~terday They lef thcir homes on me "a u Sav.
Dur raDs Of docs and were consc9 yood tT.yeing
s.ide,ns he depth d he in h9, part 0 o. 'ne
Territory. They made re ~ ;raIns 20 harien the
, D soy tho doss Among the dog. We noced ora or, he
ION The chef whose heah Ea' RsFiess Kim Kim and nd bic
hnssh ~ Iren,arksbiy f4gued as were also the oth
s q ibe trains al yins dat on The oor sa we'll
eooeeg' GOOD restDg spell during the session 81
and win Be ~s Prss,sed T 70. % sgo s1Ga IL
~ ps,nins region from three TO hVe iee' oesP u"
lerd ,J,u..;o, ,vh;eh reuresents tpsnty-eish
ses hsas psrre and King had been elected became
sd9s 1s.. S s' s"a sudden %
zm 80, seriously object 20 our democracy, DC
Iny up5otanstely happens u be older than tneafS
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ryD. C. Greenwood, Esq, Editor and pro, 70.
er ot The Abeydeen (Ni iad>pena,at mas 500 olI
4. interest 70 Me.sr, yesey fesoss ana t1e sd nv
Ss.sfer Be Published By p. NJ reeoies ana 'u'0 y
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-g7r TIE Columbus Miss Democrat OF the
lat Instant says that, for the third time, they have 70 re-
<ord the destruction Of Nh. Symons Steam MIL by he
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ry- The Supreme Court of Ohio, now IN IS se :.
have decided that any person losng money 10 Be. 90
the result Of election, may recover tns n.r
t and n the loser fsi to IN s.r notns any o'hei
.oo nav sue for and recover II for his Owl USE
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~ Rev Sylvester judd Pastor Of the UNI
tsrsp Society OF Augusta Ne died the 18th inst lie
/, n distinguish ed g author AID lecturer
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ANorHER S1Aanrxe Arrn.rLShortlr affair

soeoes, on Saturday night men, named John Damn
and Oeafe cornell 60. into alteration az the Of
BsiteIyptee and WestsI. when the latter drew knife
and lung into the side Of Damn, inetns dangerous
Wound MY hneeiand proprietor Of the Finance Hotel
the ocenrence and rushed ont TO arrest Cornell
TUT the tter threarenes the Knife him. sni
conpehen TO dest Of6cer Dalton Of the First We'd
thep sent Tor and took hin Into custody He taken
before Justice O-5orne sad committed 70 prison The
wounded rrn had his wound dressed by Dr. DeForest,
after which he vas taken to the " Y. Hospital
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~ The Columbus Democrat and The Pr'ms'
AZ, ReppIean Columbus, Mis- have con,old',ea iIo
"a h will be hereafter conducted under the od ttls
~ cln,aJrs Democrat 1t will be gubfs red by Wn H.
WoTthin rton aud edited by X. H. Worhington and ~ u
Baldwin.
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A BURGLAR ARRHsrEp.-A person named
Tel has been srres,ed and committed the Jail At
RNerhene or burglary. IN breaking into tbs dwelling OF
AID stealing ESQ mosiy in Sod He confessed ts theft
snd poifed out the place where $50 ofthe money
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cornT OF COMMON PLEAS.

The General Term stood adjourned TO this
forenoon for the purpOe Of giving deeisons bot @.s sf
LheT adjourned 10 Tuesday next.