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DIED.
DOUGLASS On We

DOUGLASS Wednesday mOuins i5h last Elizabeth vito
Of Bents min Dos glass
IIis Trend. Of his father George Dsaslss
attend her funeral dy sfsraooa q, 81
cock without further Invitation from No II West Ella
ESTERBROOK-Oa "Wednesday, l5th INST, WIN D., sou Of wn
p aud Octsvis Esterbrook 80.
The friends the fam, invited attend h funeral on Thurs
day inst from the residence. No 1874 East Thirty
On the 18Th Emeine youngest child Of the late
Horace A Gould sged mo eths aud - days
The relatives o the family respectfully invited 70
funeral Of 10 O'Clock Friday morning ith ns ron
No sol Greenx eh-st . ,,,- ~,
gRAY-On wednesday ,rnins March IS ser lnysns I'LL
dva architect agcd ~ snd months
the fnsrsi without further Friday f7th at NJ from
No. 70 West Thbty-second 1t.
Boston papers please copy " " ~,
HAG3ERrY On wed1,s dsy. 18Th inst, Of dropy Joha Hs
gsrty seeo a years c,,-
Collins invited his funeral this rburdsJl stsrneon
at o'clock from No 23 BorSnst, BfooslJa HIS remnu' wh'
HYDE~on Wednesday 18Th inst aged years Emily Msrshsi
William IL hyde and daughter Of John Mead OF rns
h funeral services held In the Oh reh Of the 3oly Com
corner and rweuehst, FrdaT atsrno,a
O'Clock The friends the family invited 10 attend Her
!,snsips will be taken Grsensood for iuternent
MATHEWS On sunday evening kegas dslshter OF John
srd Elizabeth Matthews aged yeus moths aud kdsys
sTANTON-Oo Tn int Emily santoo aged 10 yearssnd
months
WAGSTAFP-A Wednesday, March IS Ms Sarah Wasssh,
rc oftfe late David WeiaG 10 the s5h year OF her
The relatives and friends Of the family invited attend her
Church FouIthav Frcsy Itb inst 81 u
O'Clock. without further invitation
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REMOVAL OF TIE DEAD.

An adjourned meeting of the citizens opposed to the re
mova of the bodies from the Second and First st bury
ing ground was held Tuesday evening, at Hermitage
Hail. corner Of Houston and Allen There quite
number of ladies and gentlemen present Mr. s Hicks
presided and Mr. G POWERS acted as Secretary. The
Secretary read note from the Counsel Mr. w. X. Stat
ford stating that the decision of Judge Roosevelt had been
duly appealed from to the general of the Supreme
Court which the first Monday in May next; and
Il at the position Of the matter thus stands has since
the 18th Of January and will continue so to stand until
the general term decide the Injunction.
Mr. POWERS Chairman of the Committee appointed to
ascertain if suitable could be obtained for the par
pose of holding meeting reported that the Taber
nacle could be had for that purpose for s5 Mr. GuRSE
and DR. FISK advocated the propriety of holding mass
meeting after which it moved and carried that mass
meeting be held at the Tabernacle Thursday evening
the 3Oth inst subscription started for the purpose
of derayng the expenses that night which resulted in
raising $50 So after which the meeting adjourned TO
Saturday evening the 25th inst.
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Arson IN THE SECoSD DEGREE-ln the Court OF ees
....,.,s,, Juds. Moore PRESSING Henry A Meyers ". az
sna Tor TIA. on an for IN the second desee
m floor the corner Lnq1se and
IA family resided and he carried 90 ne
buspeu apartment DC the evening o. me stn
IN, family absent IN New York On VAR and
The soTe w closed hour By the CLERK After lesas
a. 40. the CLERK for the n o
80 ~, and entered being absent some hee1
,res before be returned He thea left and shortly ter~Hd
-. fuud 70 lie Ere Ga breaking opea the doors sew
a.. hesp Of con- bustble materials were Land sned 10 dinren
~ nom snier TIE counsr discovered qusny
h;eb had been saturated With tarpentine This created
.u,pon and being subsequently, .eertained that the
- $50 III. ock but peviols he taken into Gus
,ox spd eou rufted the charge number OF
srsmiped on the trial and the Wa given % tss iuy
aI Al O'clock they returned with verdict Of G1iJ Al
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TLAs wRufHIsD-sIxrrEvrg wlnD
ChaIged with having hlewet prisoner to escape from
DEWITT c cAnrEELL-sr vESTErsrH WARD
Charged with having maltresied Policemen White ana
Ross ard With having sd snt Ptoss saa,r Sspss-
JOHN NJ RoBBISs-sKvEsrxESrR WARD
Charged with sbsen,ng himself from rolcan withou.
| leave Suspended from pay for oae day II
TOwSsKsD-SIxTEEsrE WARD.
Charged with dobediencc Of orders in refusing 70 pro
DE- i rem NH :: SSs. sssSs y the Rules 'a' R'a'a
JOHN @. HAyIIASD OWN N'cLUsxEY JOHN cLxursrs
! JOHN INQUIRE u. GROSS.
Charged with having absented themselves from their
sos ,a,ss s' w '
Charged with sbsen'ing himself from bis post whos,
HENRY BURDSs-EIGsTKEsrH WARD
Charged with having mal'reated citizen without any
jsstifsble cause Suspension removed
MICHAEL sASGAs-sEcoSD WARD
Charged with being intoxicated while on duty. DID
On isssd from the Police Department
THOMAS EA6As-SISSrgsyrH WARD.
Charged with having sSsented himself from the Station
House O' four hour. s1 ,snSrS ron R ,oF ,,a o
Charged with refusing obey the order Of the Captain
the policemen Of his district sas2ened from pay 70 esr
DEWITT c cAxrBxLL-sEvESTrkSrH WARD.
Charged with absentng himself from the Ststion House
soUIawItI D W pIyIs-rwxsrr.FIRsr WARD
Charged with having sbsented himself from his post
without leave Complaint dismissed
JAMES G roRBEs-rwsSTT FIRsT wARD.
Charged with having shsented himself from duty with
MICHAEL HGs,GAs AND THOMAS HEADBUss-rwEsrr-
WARD.
Charged with having absented themselves from Station
House duty yearly Suspended o for two days
THOMAS JACKsoN-TWENrT SECOND WARD
Charged with absentng himself from roll call without
leave Suspended from pay f1f three days
WILLIAM wALroN-sixrEENrH WARD.
Charged with having csrelessly allowed prisoner
charged with dukenns from his custody Suspended
fcm for three days
A DAyIs-FIFrEsSrH WARD.
Charged with having absented himself from the CITY
without leave. Suspended for two days
PATRICK HUNT ENNIS GERA0HrT. DENNIS DowI. ovky
LAND, JOHN M'MANUs. JOHN I. KAwENG-sixrH WARD.
Charged with not reporting themselves for duty
occasion ere. Suspended fom for day each
OWEN LEE-SIxrH WARD
Charged with absenting himself from duty the
sion OFFS Gre. Suspended from pay for one day.
FREDERICK sCHwAB-TsSrH WARD
Charged with absentng himself from bis post without
ASA c. BRUSDsGE-rHIRD WARD.
Charged with not reporting himself for duty the
ola Suspended tom Cor Eve days
COURT CALENDAR-rHs D,Y
CIRCUIT COURr-Nos us, Sc, 2ti 3d. 2Sl 251. 25a -
,sl inclusive
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos 81, 5sL $50, $50. 5s 59s. SOS.
sos ST. S93 55s q, S5I 5is So $50 ST.
SO l 1884, bl9 1875 $50 jss To- 1871. $50 s) sol s5 sS ed
81, 0s. 6lo.
SUPREME CoURr-Spciai Term.-Nos 80. II. 10. %.
S. So "A s. SAT demprrers6 s. H.
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CELEBRATION OF ST PArRlCKs DAY.

meeting of delegates representing the Irish Civic
Societies met at Montgomery Hall, No. &c Prince
Tuesday evening and concluded their arrangements for the
Observance Of ST. Patricks Day, nth inst next Friday.
The Societies will meet Second av at O'Clock A. NJ,
their right resting Tenth ST. AT o'clock the procession
will move proceeding 20 the Bowery and through Grand
81 TO East Broadway, where they will unite with the
military and proceed through Chatham st. to the PARK.
Passing in front of the City Hall the procession will bere
viewed by the Mayor and Common Council Thence the
procession will march through Broadway, Fourteenth
ana Bowery to Prince where the line will be dismissed
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pedct that the time Is coming when the Aag, Am srican
r.ts .hs esiabh In the splendid isl.nd- tho Indian
eDsd commercial prosperity whose Ike has aever bssn
RECORDED In the history Of the human race Gres, az
plause ~ t ~
On motion Of the Rev DIR Hawks vote Of thanks wa,
iended TO Csp GIBSON for his very excellent paper aud
aeepy requested for the archives Of the Society
The meeting then adjourned for one month.
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CARPENTERS MASS MEETING IN THE PARK.
Yesterday morning between 400 and 500 ofthe carpenters
now on a strike met in the Park BENJAMIN MORRILL,
Chairman w. j. MAsTERsOY Secretary The Chairman
addressed the meeting at some length The committee
apponttd at former meeting to wait on the men now OF
draft resolutions for consideration at the meeting last
evening The meeting then dj0urned to last evening
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No country in the world can vie with ours in the
the purity s atmosphere sad No city can
prodae more mpudsnt perss than Nos Goa
tent m the utter failure Of effort draw OF share Of the 70.
patronage Root Of No 80 Broadway e tne eoe'. poos
nro.iy 10 his celebrated establishment the attempt 10
eject object by copying his advertisements That may BE done
but no the end pr-c
pcure By = Ro9t Call aud see them a. 40 5 broadra
Gallery open dag and evening Perfect pictures any weaa
B. AZ ysccy may this Advertisement It Is not copy
rhfed
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

Tie Horticultural Society hold their regular weekly
meeting this evening ct the Atheneurn corner Of Atlantic
and Clinton SIS which there is usually an exhibition OF
sorers which visitors are invited TO examine free The
discussions are open to all whether members or not Of the
Society
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RAILROAD AccIDrsr-At - o'clock yesterday after
The Philadelphia train approaching the depot Jersey
and when opposite the starch factory naned Richard
Conor topped the track than City feet In font Of the
train walk the direction the
The whistle blown the brakes applied snd the
reversed bot that distance Of avail and NJ
Conor who saty and .lkns with bis head
and did hear It, be struck aud thosa down
d.tsbce Of striking ais head
The train stepped Add such aid rendered possible tie
taken into his residence n Rsroisy- opposite vh.re
happened lies critical condition. with hs
BIZ head At hour last night
be living he has been this country His brother
titled neaE the spot by atraLn two year, $50.
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TAdver-isementl
81 :, one .bould cross the Isthmus
CAIIFORIANs.-No

ToCAIIFORIANs-NO one should cross the lsthmus
bo, d. rob.,. Venetian Liriment 10 Immediately cures
S,nsrv hoera and collie TO miner Il Il nya1aoe 10 ess
Of pains The limbs back e chest an aie5na
Iii a. an ext,IuAl remedy Depot No 81 Courtlndsi sold
by the Drussists throus h.eu the United states
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TEr OTFroE HoLDEns NEnRisKA HsEriyG -Tle 70.
loving cell FOR a meeting at many Han ssasd
yefierdsy ard posted throughout the City As It he
non de ure Of Heman Reifs6 We mas, Of cour.e con
slider Il official.
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERN-BefOre Judge CLEREE
DECIsIONs.

On application for extension OF injunction aud receiver
,bip in from Vienna and delivered BY order
scob bat notice erwsrd given that he had haudu
obtained them In Vienna and secretly or~dsd
and there shipped them BY hhoers who
ss NOT then New YORK TO which hybset
HOers consigned them 20 Pannns
with deliver Ryback &c who male
Is taid M Stephan.
a.. M, ns pu.t the applications made by Ry
hsni dissolve the Injunction be denied
Elishs Lorng Joseph Howard, se-moaon 20 snsna
grsnted without costs. c-,-.-. A.,
ohn Wells and another Harvey b Jones-Conpans dis
missed without costs AZ,
The People en Samuel Charles Storms add ohsrs-A'-
ton TO dismiss certiorsn denied without costs
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COURT OF GENERAL wsdnosdsy-BsfOrs Judge


VIM. Mccarthy was med and cOnFIcIeI OI He0PTH5 q
5.ordsry house in III Second Ward Sentence deferred 80
heher pleaded guilty 70 soliciting emisaA' P4'e"so
out licepts Sentence deferred - ,,, liz % ,.,,
Jeremiah Dean indicted FOR grand larceny pssle1 sJ " PEN
larceny and vi fined %25, which he pad -, ..L -
Brrns indicted msnsls1Ehtes in casing tse dean
xnard AIDES $50 Third By srkios hn Hpo1 e nse1
trial The evidence showed max tns
bad fcafe Center MARKET Hall when me dsee pc
ns intoxicated fell striking upon his head and receiving ooN
caused death There no evidence hsf the proee,
.rucI decead upon the head With bottle and be ~1 acquitted
BY the Jury 4....- 49,, a..
ur,op Of Tnons He hned . Tor Ene oienss
The Court thenA5 adjourned.
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advertisement
u
chronological Organ.

A correct analysis OF the Phrenologcal organs
Inv. ,.cb individual wherein deficient and wherein excess
d.vsoned and how restrain those faculties
Necessary hA Donious unifo AMI eonsfsnL Ils
,r,uAl nor. Opposition Exsmnatlon aud SrsA
lions daily Brothers FOWLER No l5 S.ssa
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WZLLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

SHIP LAUScH.-Between 10 and IL clock yesterday
forenoon Mr. VIM Pertne launched from his yard
the shp Il Of LOO Sis hulls under the
supervision Of Capt Post for HabSrt Co se Of Alt-
reEP psehe;s and st0 commanded BY Capt ?. Latham
EXAsISATIos OF PUBLIC ScHooL-rhe annual exam
Public chool No Ward
yesterday In the forenoon and aerloon the csses from No
No in the ordinary branches which
visitors Ia the the
divisions the clsss examned philosophy
arithmetic aud other branches
selves with credit themselves sad teachers Mr III Wood
worth the Principal
POLICEMAN R0BBED.-During Monday night Police
sherrsn resdps No 81 Unon had
valued che yard attached tae house.
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LECTURES, MEETINGS, AMUsEMEyTs, &c

LECTURES MEETINGS, AMUsEMEyTs &c ,..,
NEBRASKA MEETING -Tammsuy Hall. u T. NJ
FAMILY lnd Society ~ reA o. IL An
RsooKIYH HokTIcULrURAL SoCIErY-Atheneum u r. NJ -,
PIzAsRo and Domestic Economy Thested r. m
MpsuMxnER EcHrs DREAM and Comedy OF Erro burtoss
SCHOOL OF REroRM and and Murder" Wulseks r NJ
UNCLE TONS CABIN-N National Theater p M
OLD BsIwrRY and other Observation-Disclosures. -
0ro. CHRIsry WcoDs MISsrRELS-Eth H bosa
HousE-Eihope bwsy r
CAxrBILL -EhiopAnisms as broadway u r. NJ
Sic BLITz vEsTRILoeuIsN ke.-Brooklyn lnsitate =.
BROADWAY MrSAsERE-Apimss B~sy, 10 70 ~ r NJ
IsDUsTRY NATIoSs-Crystsl Palace A. NJ, TO duh
W oLE WoRLD-S79 Broadway, day and evening
BAsvARDs GSosAnA-The Nile de No 5s5 Broadway NJ
Moscow-Commercial Hail. jersey City "A r. ~
BENEFITS Mrs. auckland, popular favorite' has q
benefit to night at Burtons She plays Helena in Mid
summer Nights Dream and ~Adrana" 10 the Comedy Of
Esrors
Mr. Thompson. one of the best actors now in New
York. has his benefit at Wsllscks playing Bob Tyke
In the School of Reform
Mr.. Lingard the well known Uncle Tom Of the Ma
tienal is up for benefit at that Theater.
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Reported for The n Y Tnbun. BY FsyE Taos,s -. -.
Fy Bosrdr o. 600 Penn s. esse ss s5sao ~ IT s ~.
poD :. si ESQ DO, cash 81 tso.o Y S. s,s
do n ss oil Zoo DO "a IS ssh sLo6 DO, s2 b ~ %,
DO b5 Sss 1900 DO az b St o. 90 Cam Az - az
$40 DO Sf $500 saq Cans. g. bs 7o 1'se a. % ..
mar R. b. ss. SO DO IS eii DO S~n @ii "oA's 's'''
i'i ns ts.sta.3 Rssdns seii 100 Do 81 81. ioo DO
,S ST. ioo Do SCI, Lons Island RR lS 10 Morris Cans.
ia 40 schu,L Nav Prefsned UT A. 80 "a AIN r,,,
W 100 Raa1a-sIsoo Can and Ane s. IS W Ky
RR 100 Unon Ssn.i ~ ss.s % ~ x, ~ 40
50 Long Islsnd R. IS; 100 Do b5wn lst 100 scaayl
P,sf,rT,a e.sh 81 DO Szi l5l Do t Penns X
a. Mana Bsns Is - 10 ksnsnatoa Bsns 40.
IJfs Board-lo Reading R. sds,s 'ss 100 DO % ~ W.
yieksbuTg l34 -. ,.o.,, ga, -..x A. A a
10 IA ,a, Pennsy bid s ssxsd kssans
Io.s So, bid sss ssIsa 90 Boods 70 si "a 49, ~
A. no+.s,. a. 80 90 I'D ess ssked Penn karesa -
81 ..s,s Mrs Canal 1871 bid si uked sbayhl Ssnss1s
"a 7si bic 81 .Asd DO Do stock "a - "a I 800,
yes,bgrs Isl bid IA ssksS Girsrd Bsnt ~ ad y 49,
yine :. "a y ,st.S Unioa Canal IN BID III sssa
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MARRIED

INCE-JORDAN-On Wednesday evening Asrohl by the Rsv
H. Van Ceef Mr. " Ince 10 Mss Eliza T. Josion. ssosn<
dsughfer Of Thomas ID. Jcroan, all Of yesey city.
KNIN kERbOcKER-WtLLER-M Lsbsiog Mich march,.
George KoLeboeker OF Jacks Mss Christ Weller
ROBiNsON-yAN BRUNrib Brooklya, on the lth int. By
Elm srdo Mr. Smith Robinson to Mrs Margaret Van
Hmm -
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etRcULaR- PzIvtTE kso CONFIDENTIAL
TIE NEBRASKA MEETING
AT TANwAsT

Office Seskersi Office Hcliers hnsz,ios
Renenter the President expects 80 his 3a'y
No pEblic patronage" viii Be besi0wodoa
those vho oppose ths tiIl OF
STErHrS ARNOLD DoUsLs
Eneodytnz thfse great grif ciplas
kepueiaton Of the Missouri CO Gpouaise 81 .aa
g1et noiicDs Of s0oG faith ard honor
n Non i1t-rsebdoa With the Tshii Of tbs ssVehoisn
NLon Zen Cas- amount 70 q e and ~hD lice niftJsi
labor
III EIciasoa dsfsnchsement 0f Ae German sad Irish
snisrsnts to Nsbr.sks un SlsEer, eel established there
Ihsy may come and .ork WITH slaves but NJ rofr
" Approval Of Neh-ters dee srat0n thai there 10
North
Once Holders 0fiee seetsl, The crisis urgent! Tbs
eseinet isbor, IN tire lobbes The President 10 ds'psc !
J7dse bsossos calls them
"A sLIPPrRY AD.ISIsTrsrTos.T
snd al the people Amen The voTtngnsn native s7d
seopted have sTsns, the bill OvR PATEIor Arnold
hanged and hsed and uks hin far bitterly The
Clergy dsrouncs b, treaehery in the name q God"
TIE Gear people have t5TsAken him and there bat
you 70 do him reverence
Read the letter Collector Redseld! See What pure
nan has done and fslos bis bright example By al Jolr
hopes Of Office 10 Tsmmsny nsh sDd vote for 81 the
resolutions that have come from WAsHIsGTos
GEyESEE-
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CITY ITEMS

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
rr Ob,,rrgfoss bp Standard TArsonees q; No CAS~bs"
~ JOHN G \. sosKsrTi ,s am,
1854. YAM m
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NEWvTERSEY ITEMS.

DR. l.. F. Fisher the Native American candidate for
Mayor OF Camden, n j. is elected to that Office By 400
majority.
Col weart omnibus proprietor Of Philadelphia died
in Trenton, n. j, yesterday.
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BOARD or EDUcArIoN.-A meeting of the jersey City
Education held the City Clerks Office Tuesday
evening report snd adopted favor Embarrassing tho
aries officers the Public schools ~ lutioa
adopted authorizing Immediately Of Normal
C for he Instruction OF the junior teachers Of the Public Schools
Of the principals Of the
schools resolution also ADOPTED directing that the eSin
the Public schools of jersey City Aoatsy
and coniina through the week until finished
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ALLEGED FALSE PRsTEssKs-W NJ. Updegrove Vas
yesterday and taken before Justice Bahy
plant OF Mr. MeQQsde -ho charges hin with Oh ain NJ goods
under false He held for fgrhes hearing
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UPsrT-On Tuesday afternoon as the poor house van
Fstbuh with eht nsas-dve wonea
three nen- accident The aastoa of
Fscn ard Flafha.bsvs TIE cs1 pants
bat fortunately OF them seroasy nJlsd and
Tie vehicle beLsH az.n khsd pT0cesdsd . h istasii0a
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CHARGE ARSos-The owner of the small frame
house Wslwcre which destroyed b. ae ndsy week
last arrested few days suspicion Of rs
brought before Justice Sh for harng and afer tbs
ter OF few siiueEcS was held for further Investigation
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COUNTRY RAMBIING.-ThOse desiring 10 learn Mr.
Wocd. esy rapid beautiful system Of skshins from Nature
pror 70 hi. sumner rsmb.es should apply mnedeJ h rfee
GALLERY No as Broadway Isis charming accompaniment i0 a.
especially travellers.
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COMMISSIONERS COURT-Before Commissioners YAsOsE
PoEL r. W BROws snd JESSE OAKLEr

CoNvIssIOy OF LrNAcY.-Thls was Proceeding 20 IA
ouirs into the .ae Of Mr. Timothy Caey contractor Of
note ard hs fne for the aud custody OF h
snf. Th that Mr. has exhibited alteration
OF mind .nd.s oylum He also In az asylum
farmer pered real belong
ps D. BIN 1861 aud suit pendns regard % IL
The Jury verdict that he Is Of 1nsoand mind te aud
hss &c Of Ia2 TINS does not decide
past laird parties except showing the opinion q the
Perm t.sione IA Jzry [
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Brady received the Prize Media. at the Worlds Fair
in London 1851 and a. the crystal SeSYOrk for shs best
Dadys Dsguerrsan Galleries Noe -! AID US
Bro
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WEDNESDAY,, March ls-P n

The downward tendency Of the Stock nAfIs, oonl'aa
'a-..,a h,.;ns.. There was rather better feel
ips IN the morning but the .nnoe cement Of The Arab. :.
W.i. and the cutting Of the wires produced dull mar
60, we're rsksned that the news might % IN
a. h.,d. Of ,ueculson Erie closes cent lower keea
~ = cent Hudson River o. Cumbsrisnd !; Nnef'
an. y cent Canton steady It IS fsrfS ssnA
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Miller & Grant.


Miller & Grant, No. 81 Broadway, have Just re-
Vsenciennes Bruses and other
Iess Ao PT Ebrodess in entirely new .ad beautiful De-
Isrs Prices moderate
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Gasl GAsi! Gas "A large number OF new pat
tn. a, Gss Fixtures viii BE found a. ta
re-. Msnofsctuns Dep Of Archer, Warner Co. No JIG
hrnafNaH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

The following decisions promulgated yesterdsy
by the Commissioners Of Police 10 the Of fscoH
trisd for derilecr0n Of duty ke lie. - 49,,
ELIJAH CURTIS, jobs D. ROT, ALExAsbkE WILLIE ~"
Jons c. DESnAs-sEcosD WARD
Charged with dsobsdience Of orders 10 no' PI.loss
tb.i, po IN Violation Of ID. Rules snd Rssuls0n s"psnase
from pay day each vr.on
John EIsSEDr-sEcosD "AhD' -- \.
c,.,coS nth having carelsssly allowed prisoner 70
escape from the House susps nceo ',oc. psy
JIsts GILLEs wN. BINGHAM, HENRY hic1 HLhA'
vrcu.rI cARnoDY GEORGE jAcKsos-sLCosD
chsr9ed with neglecting patrol their posts as required
BY the Rules and Resalsaoni sa.p-hSea ~" r ~
Charged with having absentsd himself rom a" p's''
suspe need from pay for one day u ,v.sn
yREpKRIcx scHWAB-rEsrH WARD .
Charged with sbsentng himself from rou can On Two
ocs.sOss Suspended trowpsJ fer Two as'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

ALARM or FIEk Yesterday noon alarm Of frs was
the barrels the h.s scd tire
rlh: previous alarms erestors the Seonf AID the
ohsr TIA Seventh pdc, both Of which proved to be false
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

JUMPING OFF THE Casa passenger on the eyenas
Long jumped OF tbs wse ese.s
Tuesday AMI susfl "a rae
the leg be belonged SevYOk HIS nans ~A' ao' ~
eegfafned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16
MARINE COURT-Before Judge Thompson
n.fri.. .r.insr William Eorsxfh

By cartman, In the habit Of csrting Oysters and
clam, sssns an oyster dealer Warrington ma-ks Tor .ssas
.1S batter 10 vnf plaintiff box IN the mouth and cat
ns lip had 90 De stitched The dino atty vaa caused
delivery Of qesntity snd plsint
,.sped 70 taie the oysters paid for number
and them to h when de-
and the blow finally gwen Judgment Tor
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16

Rus OyFR-A little girl over by grocery
wyrco on the corner Of Atlantic aud CslEnbss Tuesday
evsrirs AID vasseoas,y irared The driver rr oi,
being scwu the accidental he vas