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THE FIRE IN SECoND-PLACE, BROOKLYN

INVESTIGATION BEFORE MAYOR LANBERr-Continued-
Monday.
1865 Of the houses in Second buned had
made August as
sht os two 20 PARCELS the first feet w.t coar
" h each i've o ohf o s % sI sp @
be entered into contract erect thereon eight
the erection three buildings nearest CoOst 81 900 esca
soTS on sSs % Be Is h.
with them till October the Isl Of November conveyed
then mde that the eight should be completed by
the m Of Mld b5e & S am & s R SGns 'd the p
Of the land and advance money! the other five took mort
ff Fonas ~Sieh YAM On
Of w ' on 0 n GeaG f S1 s
inert not compiled with three Of the.e mortgages assigned
Seth Grosyepr about tie Jet Of N9yember lS sh9ad hardly
think hey could have been completed by the ' Of March from the
,s Of ss fse Nj GCsveneI houses were insured By Eaf'ns
neo remaining about the 1T Of November to
hsS i've s PSisi Sa Of IL the a
T e S the IN e Aston have ss 1s so e s sd T
have beard since The Ere that there other Offices
j, secured 90 some Of the house.
bot could not in what copSny he said ne would call
Mr. Nc 5sIiy complied With of
the Others At The time the h9p On were harmed
an estate Snd ha, G1 IN re for
On place. sDd he it, esch G s
Brookyn Insurance Company this Jsuusry;
ve rot sesd these pse hss cpdsd
the Goth Of February negotiated on the second block of houses
GGms the first three $3.50 each the 9th and 10TH
o. Geo each this Va, ngPs Mr. GA interest On hs aoPs
the poeeSs are OT one on tn, zt S
20 TO- 81 "a each on the third end i'm houses SIS on sixth
houe and each the seventh eighth ninth and tenth
in he Hamilton Ipursnce Office for and
te rk m I'll The M OF May on both pocies both POLICIES we're
paid for the 2h Februy those for the mOsssee' by Mr. Gam
Mr. Keofg rectlled-ar McCarty was obligated
Iuidipss IN 0ccoIoanse with the terms Of contract.
James jude swoIpResde No Carroll place. Brooklyn; am
n S new o. e scS. %
time in January last effected Dsu,nces amounting $500
IN favor Of George Corning as on the hfse
il the fulton Of wsusbuTsh year
s1 M 70. t's months effected ss SO ri. s
the interest James w Watson; he had in
Gays before the Gazing mortgage about the aos Jsnasfy the
sws polio, esected on the 2lst powers Of sto
said he did this consequence Of his
th's he hsS
MSoy sy hat some Of the properly in sd cs5
from he building. BY M Mccarty because he sid he had
property whn he did not him MrCrty SPOKE
lad s h 1S' @
e e STs nav NIX S and Se he had
to whom he could sell the property, but the party that wished
,sses he told he owned 800 Of The mOsases this few
sse tine o e owed me o Is n
farm Staten L.nd for the premises. and II this plan DID no.
take security his Second place or so without
of this Witness he stated that he
hd eens to MeCay but had good deal of trouble in get
The examination here adjourned till Tuesday Frank Mscr
Tuesdoy-John McCarty with his counsel, yesterday
appeared before the Mayor and waived further where
OF $500 each William Doushery whs.tOn the
sure Patrick Cavensgh and Richard Fzsmmon the prncipa
Witnesses detained and will be held until the action Of the
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sht shoulder b,sae rsss-d downward and /. ,.s
lug Ss:eS THROUGH Toe aae'a 1t &. rss,
meath the sk.n the bail extracted and ssvs
S The ed Of h dssh from the ,,o..sass Of M.
tins posture with ourd man could nor I've >, az
~ h ss Po must have been close proximity deceased
Andrew Rene On Sunday evening heard wis. took I,
heard another wa Wishing Geides house eornsr Of
psrair oe1a sut one r.p2t bu. did no. "a.
~ .n Of the hou.e Mr. Gedde down stairs by Ne
DoEr thought bd been on the lot. vent down in
"A ~ sa r oS.r on the .is. loosed seo1t t1s lot
ne oSnd could zee the lot about 80 yards
n pus ser beard the second reports suppose ID.
my. nmedi.tsy 70 him he was .yos 90
be sses hesSrs pofusey he mouth asked him the
hre. nsuaele wore undsr.tOOd the word sr.nssr do
others Mr. Dover search Of policeman Ahi.oa
duos Witch he .I saemd s Nm 'f'qS Two 5
70 me hoos or .snee ysuns man astsnrer Who w 'in
thtL be died in about minute .r the Yong aud mysf
n we siH usd biol thu sad Ts.' wsns
sos ben : the nan be was .tns rs,,s up We
gIopne partially and observed footprint. s. here
beside; the injured the time r of the h'uss
Charles reside With my uncle Mchael
o. msIys. md Rodney st Church the
v1 Albert Baird and d no. know Of the urde
.,rqD Keep that v;o, .s.r. I'd
ksoed uncle loaded and discharged the fore of the
winter; never o-cessed before.
Daniel Fizsr and bis wife examined but knew moth
gexeep what they had subsequently heard which the Jury
took recess
At O'Clock the investigation resumed and the
following issinouy the of al
except the jury aud reporters:
Mr. swOTnl snew the by sight whose boiy lies 10 the
believers introduced to him l,st by
Italian M,ncin
Italian patriot and had been exed through the influence Bsdn
and the Roman Catholic Conederscy Rome the Introduction
took place the time Of the laying the Of the Ctho
lie Church Of Leonard AID Remsens that time deceased
stated bis Of the Roman Catholic influence this a1d
that be believed that they he Italian ex watched
closely by the Jesus their asked h sxp
bis speaking OF the Catholics and Jesuit
necon he then made explanation of the different degrees o.
Roman Catholicism he spoke in the Italian aud Mr. Ma
cni interrupted to this conversation CURED at porter
hOua Wyokos think the keeper ofhe house Gernan
tno Understood the conversation; deceived twice after that
once In the fall and on Christmas Eve at MIR Nancni ho
krs Mary Ann NerzsD i have viewed the body Of 1e
ceased tbiDi him before there Italian
gentlemen called house Sunday Mr. John Plao
dsnoipgmser In Broadway his cousin just returned
California; they about III O'Clock aud home
~ NJ 20 dinner
The Jury then adjourned until o'clock this Wednesday
evening for The purpose of obtaining other witnesses
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NV York WEEKLY LEADER We learn that paper
under this title dated weeks ahead has been sent to
the different posoces throughout the country soliciting
subscriptions the plan of the Perham Gift enterprise
II proposed to circulate 100000 copies OF said paper at
81 each issuing prize tickets all who will forward the
money one of them to draw house aud lot in this City
worth s2 OoO and 9is 1863 to ente the holders to map
Of the City and County of New York valued at so cents
OF course The managers of the ncog and the
\scheme a mammoth SELL The people must be much
ener than we take them to be- or this thing will not ope
successfully BY the way it occurs to us 1t about
time this lottery business under the name of Gift Enter
priss stopped If the existing statutes are not suf
cient to do it, they should be amended Our State has
underak break up the system let it pererere until
that object is accomplished
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FIRES.
FIRE IN BROADWAY

Last night at O'Clock FIRE broke on. IN the large build
ing No 343 Broadwa known the Pantteoalower floor
occupied as bazaar by C. NJ Cook mantlas aud shawls
Amin & Snow pictures &c Jules Bonnet jeweler and
d. Renauldt jeweler Second floor by Mr. Wilson for the
sale of Wilson's sewing machines and the office Of TIE
Lring Age Third floor by the Patent Agency Compuny
The fire originated in the basement and was o;cssoned
by the ues connected with the furnace used for warming
the building, becoming overheated The private watch
man employed watch the premises absent al the time
in consequence of which the flames gained considerable
headway and burded through tie door INTO the oa1aaT
The fmen were soon on hand and quickly succeeded in
suhdune the flames not. however before considerable
damage occurred.
The stock cf Jules Bonnet valued al $3.50 was almost
er,irely destssyed. No insurance.
M NJ Cook sustained damage by water to the amount Of
between $500 and $500. Fully insured
Hr Reinsuld had his stock damaged by WISER TO the
amount of about 500
The stock Of Amin & Luder damaged the aI1osa
of about ESQ.
The stock in the second story was slightly damaged by
water.
The building is owned by Mr. George Ponsa and Is dam.
aged to the smOuntof about $1,000 Fay insured in Pha
delphia offices
FIRE IN MADIsoNsr.
About 70 o'clock on Monday night 0icers Green and
Russell Of the Reserved Corps passing through Msd
son ST. they discovered FIRE the third floor of the dwell
ling house No. 10.
They immediately entered the premises and broke down
the door of the room where the fire appeared to BE- when
they found woman named Margaret Butler in state oil
ioxicston lying the bed with her clothing enveopea
IN flames The officers hastily procured few pain Oh
water and soon succeeded in exingushing the flames
The woman was 10 badly burned that there Is but Little
hone Of her recovery She IVES conveyed 10 the IswYork
Hospital
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE MURDER
THE BODY IDENTIFIED AS THAT OF AN
ITALIAN REFUGEE

Mr. Mancini proprietor Of hairdressing saloon at
No. 64a Broadway, yesterday morning identified the
body of the man murdered Sunday night in va
cant lot near Marcy ev Brooklyn that of an Italian
refugee named Giovanni Ferdinand native Of Verona
Lombsrdy Italy. who TO this country nearly
year since In the Sandman fgate San Giovanni and
since that time had been in the employ of Mr. Mancini
barber lie was about twenty nine years Of age, and Of
steady habits; single man aud is supposed had no
friepdsin this country
Up to last night every effort to ferret perpetratof
of fs crime has been unsuccessful The Coroner and Ju
~ are determined to continue the investigation long
there hope of gaining information which may assist to
unrsve this mystery
At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning the investigation was
resumed before Coroner Hanford and the Jury;
Gsidsn Mnein reside No as sro.dr way NM, me
In tower; his name Giovanni Ferusnd ne my employ
& S M5 he . % . SSr S BEEN 20 with ms ns
M sunday At u O'Clock at which time paid him the Ie
90 know tbs, he h,. any friend,
ss ss se -. ss s.
bin years present b. ysry sober sss.ds
Sate sSop never saw him the ce-pck anyhias Hle
and an so sS s1Gp
svs the habit Of coming he always appeared
S h whom he ' Vas bad nns Wa
~ sse wa duse m.n md hsd no relatives N
s,.w tno. where be bO.rded deceased r one Of
ss;,s tsla io:i BIZ battle .ssa: :s hs
is@ word: e. Esss -. si ;sos peoy he appeared
ME- ss9,sissnt I'm A.. \. ,.s ,,,, ,,.o,,,,
s:ss ssneia In Broadway he insw nothing further
&hpgs swen-I made post norton Of the
Ess q the islls0vsr shs!s 'up.rsea wounds
=: 49, -; snas, s INC s as.ss sn %
NE hall entered the back about three inches below the
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

Az ArrExPT To CossIT MURDER-On Saturday even
ing last named Patrick shale stseked By vAs
had induced him take wsk with the and injured bin in such
that that be could not
survive IL called o. bis house and nader
wishing have private couvesaon led him
sher estsnee beyond Bergen Hill when took hold Of his
end held him while the other inflicted several sshes his
neck with knife ser which they threw him into excass
Ahoush weakened BY the o blood he suceesded
dressed and be susequeny taken the Third Dsus
ssfon Hors Yesterday be TO the Hospital Fussng
Oee ODorne and st<er Of the Third District Police srcsd
in smithst Monday Of whom knife BE-
With blood found They supposed be the fsy
the description BY shse and have been loexs<
avsr hearing
CENTRAL PUBLIC ScHooL.-At q meeting Of the Board
Eduesor last evening the Committee whom refered
plan the organization Of department. b located the %
ING the premises recently purchased BY the Board sifui
Hook lane reported for the favorable consideration 81 the
Board place Central Public School for the purpose esc
e higher tsnehes education Ii provided ths,
fer admission be taken from the public choo vbo hal nr ee
subject exsmnaon No pupil under the sse OF
be admitted ssd the admission fog the eessn 70 % ss
three ecnsiny Of Msss Grsenvcod Arnold and Ceplsnd
The Rev SAMUEL LoSeFELLow, Minister OF the Second
Church Bookyn, preached eloquen va
reference the Ssbsska Quesa Sunday morning Lax vhe
listened 10 With MARRIED attention By ae eonescu De
earnestly urged h hssxeu do al they could prevent IL co..
Of the sfroeio1s Ceac 70 spudsee u
Missouri Compgomi The spirit Of the dseonfs - sxosiisnA
Whs tie words bold and n1spsadsst We lean tha 49,
pes With esser Request Of he eoaxsesaos- hs srnn VII
sppess b Tee CArsh@ kfsr0 q ths Cty
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III ED.


BILL On Tuesday the 1h Inst after bo Illness Mrs Frances
Bell Iec OF the s Nathaniel Bell In the nth Of hers
funeral from the residence Of her daughter Mrs Bancs
10 Hubert Thursday afternoon the Sh inst 5oeoch
without further Invitation Her remains will be taken to Green
wood for iDterment
CHADwICK-n this City Tuesday Tth of disease ofha
throat Howard Thomas w aud Mary Chadwick,
sgd Yeast months and 20 days -
aiys and friends invited 70 attend mis- funssa %
THURSDAY. OH inst ct O'clock at No. 80 Bedfordst
DiLLoN-or Sunday March Gregory Dillon In the I'D yeS q
bis sge . -, -
tts lie Iuuera at ST. Paks Cathedral Thursday ct
o'clock NJ Solemn high will be celebrated at the Cshedfn
FITLDING- Charlotte A, wife Of Robert Fielding sad
daughter Of the late John Cooper ....
Friends nd relatives nyitedt attend the funeral alta o'clock.
on Wednesday Sth inst from No iS East S)th ct.
GUNN-A Sweet Hollow, u |, on Monday evening oh nW,
Niles Elizabeth Gunn sister OF the late Rev Alexander Dunn d.
REDO sunday monin. Mach ah'r lingering "a's'
relatives and s nds also tn GEO Of her sons John bensn
s. ,nd Robert Robinson sassoastsy invited 70
attend her funeral her late residences No 10 Wstsst on
Wednososy afternoon 9th last at O'clock without arther
Invita-
She has TO the tenderly loved
As any hat from esFth removed
And when the lat ca. 10 US shall be given,
Oh. may ne be ready o. meet her la heaven w.
srANTONOn the morning Of the 7h last Emily A. dsnshtsr
Of Jsmes ard Jemma stanton aged 10 years months and
6dAys
father Sir John CLARK are respectfully invited attend her fame al
this afternoon O'clock from the residences of her
parents No III EldrdseG, without futile. invitation
VARtANO Monday morning 9Th Inst Hester Vsran rect OF
the late jacob Nsrizn In the 18th Of her
The and friends he family respectfully Invited TO
attend her funeral this stsraoon at O'clock from
resdnc No ass Grand ct corner OF Gahsm sv
wBfboN~ On Monday 9Th inst D. Radcliffe whsdo, only
The ea friends invited to attend his fansrs ~ith
further invitation Harlem Of One Hundred en9
Tw.py6hhss and Fifthay on wsdnssdsy sth inss ny
NJ Cars leave City Hall alto Ills remains VIII be tsAso
10 Cypre Hills Cemetery
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lAdyertisement |
A cARD-ryyITAIIoN TO THE PUBLIC
opEnss OF NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.

oPEsIsG OF NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
T. " HAUGHwoUr whore China Decofsing Glass Cutting and
rich CHANDELIER Stores and SOS Broadway have been
the public for thar would
esctfuy inform his patrons and friends that he hss about
completed the enlargement Of his house and will hi, New
Rooms entire building illuminated Friday evenins
next 10th inst, when he will present for inspection
HUSDExD PACKAGES OF NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
Among which than
ONE HUNDRED CASES NEW BEAUTIFUL Gas FxrUsEs,
From Cornelius Baker Co, of Phiade phs for which
Is Sole Agent.
LARGE VARIETY FRENCH ENGLISH CHANDELIERS AND
BRAcKETS
From the houses Of De Bonidonns of Paris,
and Petts Windfed Of Birmingham
HUNDRED CASKS ELEGANTLY DECORATED FRScB
CaIs. DINNER DESSERT. AND TEA SETS.
Rich and Beautiful Vases
From pIsen OF Paris and yiezon France for which
T. V. IL ia Sole Agent
And variety of kinds Of Chin. Fancy Goods from various
parts Of Europe.
GILT AND BRONZE CLOCKS
REAL BRoNzE FIGURES GRoUPs.
PARIAS AND BIscUE FcUREs, &c, &C. &c
The ard fie Of the house are in7ed TO
be prent as an opportunity be afforded them best
artists a. work the various de Of business
In extending biz invitation the sbscer bees leave to his
nS that on no previous hAs en- display Of
elssart goods exhibited time In any eouny
- The Press respectful, invited to st;end
T. V. HaUGawoUr.
s-DUDs following week the old stock will be arranged
for gresy reduced pee order make for the con
slant irportstions Of New Gooos EV
New.YoIk. March g. 1854
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MARRIED.,

BLANCHARD CANAAN AT Manchester N ii, March Me-
Charles Blanchard of Qaeeehcc N s. to Mss sarah Caann.
OF Iureutusg VI
Chemsn Milford Nus and Miss Jaad Cos, Of La Orange.
Tenn
COOLIDGE MORRIs-M Wsshas,on D. c. Feb %, DR..
Richard Coolidge Army to Hsrrss Rnssod daughter.
of Commodore Charles Morris y. ). Navy.
GADSOEN- GADsDEN AT Charleston, s. 9. Feb a. BY the
Rev Philip Gadsden James Gadsden J OF Ndds Florida and
Harriet Edwards Gsdsden, Of the City Of Wellington c.
GARClA-GUNN-At Ipswich N H., March Mr. jose r.
NJ Conn.
sITGRFAyES-JEssUP-A Washington ID C. Feb %, Capt.
Army to Lucy Aur daughter Of 0snerAl
Ihoun.s JFssup
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TuEaAr, March ~
The Weekly Bank stsssnsnf psosnsa ss' -.
~. ,..s..t csc in The Money msFkst I'D -
g. p..,d - Depressed Between Tie Boards 4s ~
- ,.shar bsstr, bst q he Sssead Beard 6stead-
sasv sov,vut csathssd h grsass& IN b hssaAhe
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FIRE IN BARCLATsI.

About II O'Clock last night fire occurred in thu furnish
ing store of Hatch Of Barclay and Church SITS
The fire was found among rags on the for Of the
store 1t was put out without damage
FALSE ALARM
The alarm Of fire on Tuesday morning ,asonei BY
quantity OF smoke Issuing from the eing house No 2o
Water st The tnhe originated from the lighting Of fires
in the furnsceE
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At the ordeal 10 which the Daguerreo!Pe
sv., Bbi,etsd Brady runphed We slade TO the worfs
sr London 1851 In addition the foreign neda ns basn o.
t.neS prizs medal awarded him &c the Crystal P.scs
NtYok Els portraits have borne away the palm IN ne 90
world .rd Comment unnecessary MS Oalss
src Sos $50 and IS Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENT.
LIE PuENIy or Holm

THE PHENIX or HOLMES Il BUTLER STILL
lscrSpse-A, sunday morning in sPracest
nv saved ali is books and without
.ri upon IL opened in the street aud lis
TINT, futon whore the public Is invited %
p.rect them The safe belongs to Me Burdick Reed Co
ranks the Crystal Palace tes.
rial where obtained signal victory Facts fables
HOLMES BUTLsa, No II Wserst, " Y.
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Adyerusenent
ala dsy at the Broadway Menagerie.

This will be q gala day at the Broadway Menagerie
The Lputian Knsthe smallest man IN the word-ase. n afsi
an which will be variety OF e1trs perform
spss and Lecture the we'll Known eccentric DE- valentine
Lady Herr Drseaeh and al the o. nsf ~0nes ''
hare
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tor sst the pier Arspmens W" poe.s ose""a RESERVES
SUPERIOR oogRr s, ,ss.. sst .s. s.S,.s;
To recover nsa.nes Of .neeses ALREADY referred
to Verdict for p.laa ssa 81 sas. opinion OF Curt 'sS
COURT OF COMMON PLrAs
The General Term Of this Court sat 20 'e,asy Ayssy
had teen b, H.sals 'on@oosd for TRIAL Teri ''" v" a'
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Mena,y-BsSv. ysdss
| BsEss
The March term Of this Court commenced on Moadsy.
s. .es A's , Ss sssd s ss s d ~
s',s 5, ss ,ps +. s.s 'ss'
pleaded guilty and tsfery Sny rse Pss wss accepted
JANE. seeas prs,os.y ccvsa Of ..a end s;,:s VIII
9sa. 70 ISs 1sn STATE s Tss ss. "a
v n'n 1, 81 s.,r ard rs to he Psssasy
%m Miller ALE. ru.r.in charged With s.as Al. GOOD iron.
NsNsss tiled aaa .cssOd the a-asrJ no, being
he Gear, then adjourned for the Jay.
TsesdGt-At the opening of Court this morning. tho
s 1, ss,s, w. ' s Nv csst o@
cuHmiai. P.ii Dc..y LOrss,O MoS. Joha Mll.s wsss
.,si ssst5Iy s1ss.s.r Ber.Sn Baisa
Bsesr. rrasei' Lssna, Henry SEAMAN Lewis seasdss
jar, ehrs4 tn. csu sl.,v; :. .hsi, .-
sas . III. SC, rrSsSs oes sssr. 20 ss, y. IN, ,n A'
Ssy Sm GSn ss 90 81 sSIs ss s
advertised to prSsa, Situations Tor years Tsa su Of @ss
T@shs .S SAsS oS%..i naesS S the poa, Ole
tusfop which para with bis The
brought verdict OF guilty The prisoner will be Sentenced
FRIDAY next
Abraham Goodman tried and convicted u masmssnort
exhibit his books be being broker 10 Poeensa
Chsuney rho looking for sooas. seasncs
defIud.
George tried ard convicted OF William Duncan
while Sighting with him in the sixth Ward seassaes.
months IN the Peniter,iary
Jnes Stating Indicted for larceny, was tried aud aeiutsd
The Court then adjourned for the day
BROOKLYN CITY COURT fore Judse GssESwc,o
Michael c De sevosc ana Sarah Maheras, Willard Day
This suit brought Of series OF notes for
81 each given the Let November 1919 payable in hys yes
purchase made by defendant from Mrs Mshss
right o alleged invention Of submarine telescope The
plaintiff De Bevoe had sold goods the credit Of this note e the
$f which defsntsnts counsel after
short ssen admitted he entitled rae real
In the bet the plaintiff Mrs Mih sn
ths defendant the balance the decision OF which involved
defense fai in the sale and wo, Of eoadsra
paent void The trial occupied the sIten ioa
verde, OF plaintiff D. Bsyoe t o. and plaia
iii Mather balance of with interest
COURT CALENDAR-rHs DAy.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos i67 $40 553, 55 562, PSI, 40.
s l5 s6e 57 577 $50 i 30 $40 4S 81 st $50 ST. 49, si
5s2 J95 to GO. l26
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos iss 1885, 2si ssa, ssa. cas-, sss.
o 2s5, inclusive
SUPREME CoURr.-Spseiai Tcrm.-Part I-Demurrer
No. IS Part IT--Nos 8 ~ " to IS 25k 3d. % " tos
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LECTURES, MgETfNGs ANUsEMEyTs te
WEDNESDAY, March 8. 1854
FHEDrEIcK Cozzrsss LycTuRs-Hops Chsp.l ~ P. ".
CAPT- Oliver BYRsEs DycTURE-No 2 whter, Up. ~
MEDICAL COMMENCEMENT UDv-rsity u p "
RosRD OF ALI ERsZs-Cty Hall P
LOVE Love and Kill or Cure ct WsllseE. II P "
THE OLD BREWERY and other entersamen BEauns Mlsel1
MIDSUMMER NGsTs DREss and shoekas Eveo.s Bosd~sy
tyr LlNcERs 100 Mliners" 5ur.on's
UNCLE Toss CssiS and P M-Natonai
UscLr ToN's CABIN, - the Bove-y Thsafer. 7 P. NJ
Gro CHHsTY Wcops MIssTRELsE taooisDn IA Brosiray
BUcELEYs OPERA House. -Eihi1pesn Bxsy H.
NEw-Yo AspHTTHEl sqBesrisn-6 Boxery P NJ
SIC. BLITz VEyTRrLoQUIsa ke.-Brooklyn Institute. -
ROADWAY NESaeERE-A rinssS1B <sy, 10 70 10 p "
IsDusTRY ALL NATIONS Crysial Palace A NJ to d1sk
WHOLE WoRLp-57S Broadway, day and evening
WyMAs's VESTEILocUIsn- Brooklvn Museum P. III.
METRoPoLITAH GYMNASIUM Nos % and as sirthav
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