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POUR CAUSE DE DEPART.
NEGRES 'OUVRIERS. TONNE
IlER.S FL CHAnPENTIEl,S.

lie Ihndi % Janvicr proclaim. 4 dix heures
du natin. a Ia residence de Pierre Neitzeroi,
rive oauche du Bayou Latourche, a e~nyiEcu
sept miles de Dcnal1so1Ivl!Ie en- cette pa
roissf, i'otIriGai en- ventc putIique, les pro-
prletes SulyaHtes. SayoIT
10. Tine ha bitation situda dams Ia pa.oisse
de EA~ssonlption, 1--WE gauche du Bayou La
Fourche, a environ sept miles au-Aessous de
Donaldsonvilie, mesurant environ trniS ar
perts de face au dit bayou, sur quaran'e de
profondeur, I1gnes co~uvHrgeantes. bomac du
cote den haut par Mics Taylor, ct du cote
den ba5 par Eaicourt Melanfou. y conlpris
les Natlsses qui sy trouvent. les uites bitisse&
consistent eli ute bonnie maiSon de fsmil!e.
magasin a mais, ~plgeonniers, ecurie, caba.
mes 4 negres, ainSi qa'uae bonnie b%outigua de
tonnellerie SUI la devanture.
% Logue. negra age de % ans environ.
bon touuelier ct III peu charpentier.
80. John, Negro a.. d'environ 81 ans, 6ga-
iement bon tonne!ier. a.
a. Solomon, Negro age d'environ 30 ans,
bon equarisseur, bon scieur de long. egale-
ment bon pour tout ce qua coGcerne les ira
vaux dune habltatlon.
= s.. William, negre age denviron 19 ans,
bon negre de champ, clarretier ct cocher,
90. Sy.yje. negresse, dg6e Tenriroll p dhs.
fcuisiniere ct repasseuse avec son e~nfalt,
Anna, negritte de Is mos.
10. Clarissc. mu!atresse, ag6e d'environ 10
ans, bianchisseuse ct repasseusa, avec son
en- Gaut Nancy, &gee de 10 mois.
4 81. Une voiture a quatre places ct ses har-
uais; 90 Un cheval de volture, egalement
tres bon de monture, ~sultout pour DANES.
10. Une juulent creole, bonnie de monturc:
II. Une vache ct son ~snivant: -. Divers
meubles de menage, tells que Its gar11is, So
phas, chaises, &c, ct aussl un chaland cove
nabIe pour un tonlielier on autre.
rs .touintous dc ( sIncan
La terre ct les e~sclayes payables en- trois
termesegaux un tiers en- tout mars proclaim,
1854, all tiers en- tout mars 1856, ct lie dernier
tiers en- tout mars 1856. Les acquereu1s fo1r-
uissant Ieurs billets avec bcnne caution a la
satisfaction din yendeur, les dts bllIets paya-
bles au bureau du Recorder de la paroisSe
ASSUMPTION, CT poftant apres echeance, intsret
a raison de hut pour cent Fan Jusqua paie-
ment final. .=,.Ea-=5
LIE mobilier payable toutes sommes de $40
ct a t-dessous compliant. ct toutes sommes au
dessus de $40, en- tout mars proclaim; les ac-
quereurs fournissant leurs .bil!ets avec eau
ton satis1aisante ct interet apres fecheance
a raison de hut pour cent Pan.
Les actes de vente pour les. lmnneubles, par
devant Andre Leblanc, Recorder de la pa
roisse A%sscmptino, aux trais DIES acquereurs.
Paroisse Assumption, ce % deeembre 1853.
- q. LIN DSS. ER,
Is f5 at Ehc;,nteur.
r. a- E4-a- re-
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Secession Of Phillip Ntartin,z, deceased
By virtue of a decree Of the honorable the 9Th
judicial District Court OF the State OF LOiIsja-
ma, in and for the parish oil Assumption, da-
ted the 30th day CT december 1853, and to me
directed. Will be offered at public sale on the
premises in the parish Of Assumption, on
Tuesday the 3l>t day of January 1854,
at ten o'clock A. NJ. by A 7. hickman, auc-
tioneer for the parish of Assumption, the fol-
Lowing described property, Belonging to the
succession, to wit: . r...
LIST. A lot of land situated in this parish, at
about 5 miles from DonaIdsouyilIe. on the
left bank of Bayou L.atourche, cultivated as a
sugar plantation, measuring Que arpent and a
half front, more or less by forty arpents in
BY land of Francisco Sanchez, and below by
the pnblic road leading to the BruIe. Daiieres,
together with the buildings, Improvements
and appartenances thereon. with the excep-
ton OF a house Oh the upper line, and fences
surrounding the same, belonging to Antoine
Martinez. ~. .-.4--
2l. James, Il negro boy. go years Old. @
Sd. Joe. d mulato boy, SO years old.
41h. Jean, a negro 10y, % years old,
9Th Andre, a mulatto boy. 81 years old.
9th. Augustine, a mulatto girl, about So,
years old.
7th.. The house hold furniture, three COWS,
1 horses, two yoke of oxen, 9 heifers, . OK carts
about 500 batils of corn, a lot of fodder. pIoughs,
hoes, harness, cane knives; a weaving ma
chimes, lamps: lanterns, i double barrel shot
gun, sc.
Terms and Conditions
The landed property payable in four equal
III talments, one foulth iii march 1855. Que
tou th in march 1865 one fourth in march 1857
and The remaining fourth in march 1888.
The slaves payable il three equal install
ments. on third in march 1865, one third in
march 1856. anl1Ne remaining third in march
1887. Purchaser to furnish notes with good
s%cctIrity. resting in this parish, and special
mort ca geau vendors privilege on the land
and slaves, payable at the office of the kecog-
der of tins parish, and bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum after lnatu-
rity until paid.
The movable property for all sums under
ten dollars, payable III march 1855, and all
sums over ten dollars, one half in march 1855
and the ether haifin march 1856; purchasers
to furnish their notes, with good security, resi-
ding in this parish, and bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per atlnntn after ma'u-
rity, and payable at the office of the recorder
ofthis PARISH.
Parish Of Assumption. dec. 3lst 1855.
Az. HICKMAN,
IG tss, Sheriff and h%nct.oneer.
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lot de pale, charrues, pioches, harnais. cou-
teaux a cannes, machine 3 iilef, lampes, Ian.
terncs: III iusll a deux coups, &c
frrmrS ct Conditions
La terre payable Ell quatre terrnes tnauy,
Un quaJten Llars 1855, un Quart ell mars 1856,
III quart en- mars 1857 ct lie dernier quart ell
mars 1858. Les esciaves pavables Ell trois
termes 6gauX, un tiers en- mas 1855. IN tiers
Ell nlafs 1856 ct lie desnier tiers EN- mars 1857.
Les acQutreurs devroGt lourTir dies biIIets
avec BONES ct soIvables cautions demcurant
en- cctte pa~rolsse, ave, hypotteque spectacle
ct privilege de yeEdeur SIR la uite terre ct
les dts escIaves, payables au bureau du Re-
corder de cette ParoIsse, poitant interet a raj
son de hunt pour cent paI an apres ecieance
juSqu al palemeut.
lie mobilier pour toutes soynnles au-dessous
de dix plastres payable Ell mars 1855 ct toutes
sommes au-dessu: de dix piastres payable Ia
nioltIe Ell mars 1855, ct iautre MOTE en- mars
1856: les arqu1reurs iourcissant leurs biIIets
ayec BONES cautions, demeurant en- cette pa
rolsse, ct portaut interet a raison de hut pour
cent par an, a partir de recheance j~u>qu'au
partait Placement ct palable an burcau du Re
corIcr dc cote parolsse.
Assumptions, lie 81 dtcemb'e 1883.
A. L. lilt KHAN,
III Shhi,fri Eucanieur.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. - Fifth
Judicial District Court.-Parish CT
Assumption.
In the matter o fthc succession Of Az
gnste Ts'e. o.
By virtue ofa decree of the Honorable
Fifth Judicial District Court in and for The
parish Of Assumption, dated tho 9Th day Of
november 1853, Will be offered at public
auction. at the residence of widow Au-
guste T'tte, on the 4th day Of February
1854, at ten O'Clock A. n, by Alfred Tete,
auctionleer for the parish Of Assumption
the following described property, belon-
ring to said succession to wit
10. A plantation situated on said parish,
on the right bank Of the Bayou Lafourche,
measuring two arpen,s front by forty arpents
in depth, between parallel lines, bounded
ADORE by lands ofJraa Baptiste Henry and
below by those IF 4. Fet", togeth"r with
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tant uttret 4 Alison de hut pour cent par an,
en- cas- de non placement aux ech2ances. Ia
terre ct les o~scIaves reatant sp6ciairment n.y.
pothtQut> jasGu'au rarfait-pai mcnt.
I~aIoisse A~ssompt!on, lie 2t G1cpmbre 1858.
y. +. HICKMAN,
Is AhGnI ct Eucauteur.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. = Tifl,
Judicial District Court. - Parish Of

Judicial District Court. - Parish Of
Assumption. e. :.aar tr
Whereas Rosemond Dugas has pctitio-
ned the Court for letters of administration on
the estate of the late Marguerite Duhon, de-.
ceased wife of Jean Dugas.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom it may
concern, to show cause within ten days, why
the prayer Of the said petitioner should not
be granted
BY order Of the Court. rgmg#-H g
ASSUMPTION, this 9Th of dec. 1858.
a DE: IRE LEBLANC. ~
10 Clerk.
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.cOIIEcTEUR.

Sc charge de toutes sortes de Collections ct
psut fournir les meilleures recommendations
ainsi que de BONES guarantees.
ss'adrcsser 3 lui-nnemc on i nos hureaux,
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
SAGE, >sion de Aztiie Rousseau, femme
d., jean Meyer.

g. E..ta #E. #F E Z ~. . .#E. -r.s.- .
Fin vertu DUN decret de la Cour du Gin
ouieme District. Judiciaire de liEtat de la
Louisiana, dams ct poui la paroisse Assomp-
ton, sous la date dn "a decembre 1853, ii sera
ofert en- vente pubIiquc. sur les lieux, a envi-
ron 3 miles asl-dessous du village de Napo-
leonvillc, sur la rive droite du Bayou Lafour-
che, dams cette paroisse, lie mardi lone jour
de Janyier 1854, q dix heures du matln, para.
r. Hickman, enca1teur dams ct pour, cette
~paroisse, les proprietss ci-apres d~ecrtes, ap-
partenant 4 Ia susdite succession, saVoir !:
To- Une habItation, situee dams cette pa
roisse, sur Ia rive droite du Bayou Lafourche,
4 environ 8 miles au-dessous de Napoleon
VILE, mesuraut un lrpent ct demi de fac sur
auuuaarante arpents de prolondeuf entire Iignes
c~onvergeantes, bornee en- haut iusqn'a trois
arpents de profondeur, par terre de Jean Me
YER t 4 partir DIES trois arpents luslu'au qua
rante arpents par les terres de Marius Forais
ct en- bas par les terres du Or T. A. William
son. avec les batisSes ct authorizations qui en-
dependent.
20. Edouard, negre, age de ~ ans.
80. Charles, negre, age de 36 ans.
90. SEVERN, negre, age de Is ans. 4
so. Fanchette, negfesse, agee de 40 ans,
ct ses trois ~enfa,ts NOMINEES Casimlr age de s
aus. Celesin age de 5 ans, Therese, agee de
8 ans.
60. Mariane, ,negresse, agee de 20 ans,
avec son eennfant nomaae Benn, age dun an.
10. chevaux aiulericains, 8 vaches ct leurs
yeaux, .un lot de cochons.
80. | charrette a cheval, charrues, herses, !
lot de ehaux, lot de bois de corde, l lot de
foins ct mails, etc.
I, ena.<et Conditions
lie mobilier payable pour toutes sommes de
SO ct au-lessous de $50, compliant, ct toutes
somnnes au-dessus de $40 payabies en- mars
1874 Les ~esciaves payables la Motto en-
mars 1854, ct 'Pautre motto en- mars 1855. La
terre payable I'm tiers en- mars 1854, un tiers
en- mars 1855 ct IL desnier tiers en- mars 1856.
Ces acqueleu rs devront fourrir leurs billets
fats a lenr propre ordre ct par eux endosses
avec bonpes cautions s'engageant IN solido
avee les dts acqusreurs: les dts hiilets por-
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Succession dc Angnstc Tete.

State of Louisiana. - Fifth judicial
District Court. - Pa,i h Of Aesump-
r lion.
In the matter Of The Succession Of .Au-
gnste Tstc.
BY virtue Of Il decree of the IIonorY.,
bic Fifth judicial District Court in and
tor the parish of Assumption, dated thu:
9h day of november 1853, VIII be Of.
!e,ed at public auction, at the residence:
Of widow Augnste Tctc, on the 18th day
of dummy 1854, at 8 O'Clock a. NJ, by
Alfred Tctc, auC!iouecr for th. purisl,
Of Assumption -.. .
The mnvcable property and cattle,
belonging TO said succession.
Terms : Ca.l,. .a
Parish of Assumption, 30 dec. 1853
ALFRED TETE,
10 AuCtionocr.
ETAT DE ia IOUISIANE.-Cour
dn Cinquitme District Judieiaite.-
paroiss" Assumption. ..e. egas..
Attendu que Rosemond Dngas a presents
unc petitlon q Ia Cour aTFefet d'obte-
mir des lettres dadministration a IL Succession
de feue Marguerite Duhon, dectdee femme
de Jean Dugas. s.'l '3ai ~ .-
Avis est par lie present dome 4 tous ccus
que celia peut concerner, d'avoir 4 deduiro
sous dix jours, les raisons pour fesquelles il ne
serait pas fat droit Il Ia ditc petition. d b. .
Par ordrc dc In Cour.
Assumption, cc - dtcembrc 1853.
~. DESIRE LEBLANC. =,
Is " Gre nier'
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Etat De In l.oui<iane. -. Conr dn Gin
q"iemc District Judiciairc -parois.e
Assumption.
Succession dc. A"ghstc Tete.
En- vcrtu d'nn dtcrct dc Ia Cour dn
ClnIniemc District Judiciaire dc IEtat
de lit Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia parois-
sc Assumption, sous IN date dn 9 novem.
bre 1888. il srra oiie,t ell venie pubti-
',nc, a la residence dc weave Angnstc
Tstc. lie II Janvirr 1854, a 8 hcurCs Jn
mat'n. par Alfred Tetc, c%ncantcnr pour
Ii parolSsc Assumption ..r
LIE mobi|icr, betcs Il cornc, apppr!c.
naut a la ditc fuccession. g.
Termes !: Compliant.
Pa:oissc Assumptions. 80 dec. 1853
ALFRED TETE.
i6 Encantcur.
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District Court. ps'i h Of Aes"mp-
lion.
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DIED.

On s.urday evening 18Th inst HaDnsh Amelia dlrgh-
ter John sarah Jno Goa aged hyeyes four mosth AMI
o-ys II - --,-u.
Funeral hs r,sienci of her parents this
ss-srnoor Al 2 ,'clock No Is Ssndsst, broOkyn
HO-FNAN-O On Monday Jan % No OrchNdst, New York
uvous Mary MeOy only child OF Ann Meoy and samuel
h
Feebs N the seth year o. her age . 80,
aud friends family. also those Of hsr hr,
Ibt Van Buum Fq invited attend the funeral a. Y, 6S
Siinonst tts dav III N without further Doce
VI FTCIIFR Ia wsroo n H., % Inst, jonathan Fletcher,
,srd 10 ysas mouths end our days . .
lie died suddenly his chair while convesinE with hs family
M c,rt,pua birthday lehrat.d In August last lie
The b.,s II hil and BENNINGTON snter Gen us
gibbons On SUNDAY morning 10Th inst m Jano Olobonss
me ei,es and friends Of the family invited 70
rd p.rG Ta.s'sy 2st inst at2ocoes NJ IRON the
de, 20 Of h. ar Cook No South 10Th
MILAN thurgh vi hout further hotc-
Al emithtown 1, lzt int, within eleven Days Of
her Gs hdsy Mary Augusta second danltsr Of Edward
Gould. formerly M reliant Of rhs eity
shes gonr-so young, 80 bes1tlul Q gem
To deck the Sayi0rs diadsm.
JrNKINS Iludson Y tho ith inst, jane widow OF
Frederick Jenkins eyed 81 yesrs. .
SMITH suddenly Saturday 18th Inst George Mason, edes
Ibe M o OF the faulty invited 10 attend tbs fnpsrs THE
Az sOh i,, bls fathers nsdsnce Csrrolls, near Court,
NM r. or tue 18th ln. George w Sumner
~ fsIds Of h shsrinA~ the las Charles
pr ne invited attend hi funeral without further notice.
A Re- oek PSI Puaersl services a. Calvary Church
p,.,on Portland and California papers please
WATTS Friday liza inst Edward son OF Robert aud Char
Iot,e ID W.tt. ssed years and = month"; -
The friends and relatives Of toe amiy are hse 10 attend shs
funeral a. msIs Church, on Tuesday next 2t INST t0eioa
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WILLIANSB URGH ITEMS.

ATTTNrT UPoy TIE LIFE OF AN OFFICER.-On Friday
perae character named Johu Brown was arrested by Ohef
The coud W ard assisted by Terence pneiy Tor ~
the above name olce over Tue head VII" o
officer leyng companion OF
brou rs Henry for drlnkeneess and d'orief
when Brown came up behind anonsefvet snu
srks him Mr. D1aey observing bis movement spran Tor stfd
time 10 arrest and thus probably saved the o;ef S
The parties were licked Opiof irsl
Cp,Rcr OF GRAND LARcryY-On Friday afternoon,
voups James Dorsn arrested pier No N)th
River on issued Justice bosse on OF sea-
i1 ing and money '. ned az 81 NON Stmlsl
Nc boarded portion Of the o. 1ea
oyerS va in accused and he was aeeOrtasJ
licked up await tXauiuaiion
FAru ArCIDEyT-C OrOner Hanford held an inquest
en- FRIDAY boDse corner OF second aud nor sol
-. OF TO- booy WIN Thorpe 80 "ho ad non ~
down Iucsdsy evening last tls
dceaed BIZ death by 81 eII
sr CT tran occsaOned BY fail on Tuesday evening is
IScFSpIARY FIRE Between and o'clock yesterday
oruuE upoccupied dwell ns house N ffst 81 near S,n
ur and Fletcher happening be lear aSi-i Cd "a
before daDase done The same premises were SCI s 10
ID, ID Of Janusiy.
Tur FIERY QUESTION The Committee appointed az
IL, pdi.neton Ferfy Tuesday .yeans he'd private
eeng tie br based IN fn 81 o. Fnd> esen ng
Apgher will be called a. the earliest moment Fhea
tie n suit Of their dshberaors will be MADE known
WAGoy THIEF A coored boy named John Roach
VS. nestd Friday evening by Ohcer Calhoun on chAss OF
stealing the properly Clark Jackson Accused "a' com
mitto 10 the cells
ABAvDoauEgr-On Friday afternoon Capt. Ihos Girl
fiji mid before Justice Boswell charge 81 Abandonment vas
hf family
BrEGL,R,-The burglars and thieves committed vari
on posons Thursday night Their Piunder was of 1a'
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HAVANA.

From Our Osn Correspondent
HAvAN,, Monday, Feb. -, 1854.
We still continue without anything which has the leas,
IRA. pons be clased OF political or CONNER
leS importance Last Sunday religious procession was
by very serious encounter between two bodies
III negroes who it appears attack each other on every
favorable occasion. Quite number have been Killed
laid wounded Ii is said dozen | was near the
Isp but lew minutes before having dned in the neigh
hoshood bui would you believe it, have heard nothing
Iehe matter Until this moment In politics know cry
thing bat dozens Of murders may take place and may
mot hear ANYTHING about them Sach the indifference
here in regard TO violent deaths I appears strange to
IN doubt that such disorders can iaAe place IN ey
la OF troops police, guards and spies, but 50 IS
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fIIE ROBBERY AT HoRSrILsyILLE--We learn thai the
1sne Of the FIedonia merchant who knocked down
~ robbed Of $4,000 at Hornelve the night OF the
ID was Perkins About two thirds Of the amount con
Ned Of bills of the Chauiauque County Banks, OF various
eEmnations, third Of which on the Bank OF 81
NeCreek. considerable amount on IL. j Miners
ssk Utica and there fifty dollar bills on the
~ York City, and one on the Commercial Exchange
INK. There was also large quantity OF silver Inc
y was done up in six seperue packages each wrapped
Isspiece OF Newspaper, aud tied with wrapping
t'ae One thousand dollars reward is Offered for the ap
enson Of the thieves and recovery Of the money The
track Of several Suspicious looking chsrac
Ia
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To HorrIs. BOARDING. HOUSES AND FANNIE:

To HOTELS, BOARDING Houses AND FAMILIES
WEI LINENS WET DANAsKS WET SiLks-s rOseS
Co vii merirs open OF desirable Linen Soas
csHsGed hs Of imeossao1 aS2tea
boaTl houses spot an Da9s NiP
worth 81 least - d soani Table Disgef = to-
Double DsmAss "a and 81 wide fom to o. co. % mpo
from 10 81 Il, superb Dsmssk lO4 -Oth ~ - tors
lie irh shifting Linen sui sud hns troans La ~
10 cot rom p land Pillow Liued . @ p o.
superior inTor ed FOR their trade barney Lnen s
III "a SINGLE Nds s4 ia 4 from 20 s7ic worth
ore than prices charged The different goods
damaged By water snd 'Aey cauao be
eau the prudent LAY ms complete oInt Tor
ys.s 70 cre. yarpgs Columbian Hail. No 2Sl Grand 9"
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DISTINCTIVE FInT At OwEGo-A fro broke OF; in
ONogo on the morning of the lCih which con uned the
goc,ry stores Of Lincoln & Sibbns, II Cornell II.
Hodge. and Billings, the meat shop OF Z Parnentar'
cabinet house Of Matson. aud the dwelling house #
pr Eastman Loss between $4,000 and $4,000.
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law INT'ELLIGEVCE
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL tenn
before Judge ROOSEVELT
UNIFORMS OF POLICEMEN.

on Shea one Of the policemen, having refused 70 com
ne i'm the suatiou established BY tbs Commi.ionno roie
1 me new uuiform prescribed oied IN hoYen9e
last eh refusal from his sias'i'a az poee IN s
OF rohou, directed % the Comm onefso OF r9ce
tte IN Z, N 81 a.iDl mn NON TIC &c '"''--'A
W "a de 1opusou, is eouienlsd that they had
rst The Troous the which 'ay thai p1hesnsa
sis wear emblem dsvice BY when hey ,hal Dc @
ed that tho policemen wear the noh Peesoosu
p sddtion to blue coat and cap lstter bas
m ~ 70 the .,sty Of the pol hem,eive,
ia. hey y abe Distinguish h Other 10 ess o no. @
tet tsy wish to the tsnce Of mag on'
OF Ia policemen four have refused 70 ~eaftne 9aoH AsD
On The pst Of the psna il .,,ied hst It ws attempted n
the passage relating TO the Police % require ny
wear nior1s out showing a-t me Lss5
iSisIe 9iH uo' o Of he on contrary a
ssed that the gulation adopted D. the
Mr. pio aid the police previous the adoption Of the oai
term had az inns o not been spo"m st the ta, are
fnhsd " all countries with uniform the ooeet Of ~h
dt ph and 10 sd each other and the time eones Aa NJ
D viii be eoo'deiec AZ honor 70 W. 5 .e for
Instance hraey daring even the ansons moasa soa &
an ps tbs a. what the order Of me Afasf sah
in The Fr uch service toll hazard supposed 20 os 20
~ h. s can ain the LITTLE pecs Of NIB koown as the neo9a
Of tbe Tue police Of the Cy o. S
tbs thsy = vel tbs military, should posae~ ~
'I for she. on tie contrary insist tbs, the satee under
whh Police force Is orssn 1ed give. me ~ me-
BEN tbst TOE .h9ud have the eos'[o ns1ase
t by aIl nd toy.rnert the uniform
behalf Of onrs tn.t mo oroe
Cor nint tMsyor westerye and yodse' nv % sna sssoi,
- 70 uuiioru Police Tssore an AM 10
Re .r,on. Of this country may have ooae o .ss Ps 2
a. ousrcbcs soyernEeIn but does not sllse "a %,
so, asly Issued b. the state Department 20 o.I
Io,,n Cb.rs6 dAnTes Asien &c resains = ~
Tie innovation stIstI ea3 " % soy.rumenu q Europe ,nd
aoS TO be encouraged By osr ies, oan-. PIE
a. esrrird viii entail great ana ~ re-
H. IN weather when eHPosea % very 49,
Esqlir. f.qgenE ehans Of When tho sestioa Of
tts tsT Of policemen fro 500 70 $40 pef S s
bor The te cOunei and VS. 1920 @ -
,sd fr "a adoption that zoe force ~o1o ,. -,
eIrtuss n Uniform &c " os,r on the part
-. - rud thsf the suspension Of plsintii ""
ard without cs8le ~, ,,, 49,, 81. Comm ouers hsd
"a >, 20 rsts IN. Police including the UNIFORM WHICH '
.hou q ,ppesr n. Decision reserved
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BROOKL w II,ENS.

CoS,Frr II BROoELYS.-Mr. '. Busch Orchestra
Conductor of the King of Denmark viii give concert
IN nipb nj the BROOKLYN Atheneum corner of Atlantic
and Clinton Sta lie viii lead orchestra on the occi
sion eyirg excellent pieces and will be assisted by solo
rlsyeIs of due attraction.
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MARRIED..

FRANZ wILLETs-At Jericho long Island on the 9Th INST
William Fame Flushing Long Island 70 Phebe, daughter Of
Isase sud ANY Wleu 80, .-
TasIIL KING 10 sehoharis, Y on Wedne.dy morning.
n, Rev Charles Smith, ID, Of Es IN, "a.
Mr. I,uos Lasell OF Schohsrs 30 Ni- Esioeth W h'S
on ssn.nt.r ofthe Nv King ID, Of Ahsns 0fescs
UNFIL(- ALEXANDER On "Wednesday, l5th inst, By tbs
nv MIR .ont the Church of 81 Vincent do Psn MI Daniel
tyN.il 10 Mis- Cstharne Alexander, both Of this elf
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