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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
No IA Beskmsn.s. entrances 10 Yront-.t.
ASTOUNDING CURES
by d. J. EDWARDS NOLAN, No Ia Bssk


BY d ). EDWARDS NOLAN, No iB Bsskm,n corner
frontst Up stairs
CrRTiYI
This TO certify that have been afflicted with the Rb.u
mstsg Tor eleven mouths and that all the
oies Of the day both nterDs external and from 4. par.
OF the United States; but Of them proved 10
vice until friend Of recommended me 70 call on DR.
Nolan Of Be- kmsn and FrOut in the City Of New
fofs Aud a. every cay willing 10 nv
anything trGt recommended either
tsfne Made up my mind try him aud In could
walk without stick and in week had p.n wha:eyer
40 that think entirely cured Of the Raeumatsm
THOs. CUSACk. Builder. No. $50 West Path - n Y"
Thu = to certify that l. James T. Light have had the
Chronic rheumatism for three years ADD half tried al
Other Doctors effect. heard Of Dr. Nolan Indian Bo
isn.cs Pysesn; went 70 him, and 10 little weeks
was perfectly cured. sud able TO 40 to work
JAS. 7. LIGHT, No 25l Goldst, Brooklyn"
This is 10 certify ID Charles A. dsers have had the
BheUms i'm. of aud for three years my limbs
swollen very much; had killing pains al my bones th.'
ny al hope Of ENJOYING life At last heard of Or.
Nolan. liuped his Office sticks when
in Eve minutes and be cured perfectly in weeks 80
thai can ak and Jump as good az anybody
"CHAS. A RODGERS. No O. Jsmesst. n. Y"
" have hid the Rheumatism for four years !
In the City Hospital under the OF the emf
hy csBs the wOro bat Of them done the
least BIZ Of sod Ny hands and up that
unable them for four yes AID hope Of
getting it At last heard Of Or Nolan, and him.
IN two weeks opened hand and out loaf Of bresi-A
thing had done In four years and n shout three weeks
~ss able TO walk out, and in few weeks will be
r" JOHN MURRAY. No. Il Cros. st.. N Y"
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US. DISTRICT COURT-Dec. II, 1854
Before Judge HALL.


The United States One Case containing "a pieces Wooden
Cloth aud other articl.s-E lsdore sIbersteen claimant
The goods in question were brou ,ht by claimant
from Liverpool In the Pacific la which he e. the
time pss,ergeL They seized The ground that he
enrtsd smugge them without Of duty
IL the House officer inquired Of him a. 20 t1e
contents of the The officer that he Represented It
A containing ciotres meaning his 5ssgse while the claim
s Contends that the ocsr sundero5d him. be- said II
corta ed cloths The For o. j. Me- Joaehimssen
Assi.tsnt Attorney; for claimant Mr. stalnecht.
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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

CouMoS CoUScIL.-A meeting Of the Board Of Al
Ss.r held as evenin1 which the votes east for Po
ce Justice and Jlsce VI The Peace were eanvsssed The
follow ps il the rssult: =,
1siie, Jastire-Abe C Wllmsrh t022; James NJ Aymsr,
sol Henry c. Boswell, rs II. c. Boswell il j. l. Dos
well, s.
,fie, az nf Peaee-Jscob Penn 81; joseph 3. Palmer,
? 81: Edward Ferry, ST., az Daniel Msnshels, g.
T Bosrd refused the for Captains Of Police
by vote OF II TO l.
yt,Or W vetoed the seon OF the Board reference 10
The ps contract agreed upon with the Gss Lgat Company
Alter some discussion the seor Of the Board sustained
over The veto by e vote Of for. snd against
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-rs c~,ssss,-Doc IL

COURT or COMMON PLEAS-iS CE,MEEss-Dee. H.
Before Judge WooDRUFF.
GOOD FORTUNE OF A FoUSDLISG-HABEAs CORPUS.
Messrs Lewis * Browne obtained a writ on Sstur.
day directed to Michael Moy and wife requiring them
prtuce the person May Eliza Lawrence child four year.
Of sge whom IS alleged sid msloy and wits unustly de-
isnsd. &c.
Saturday by Mr Lewis himself lone Of the Counsel) to
fiepd
About fcus year. infant female child found in
beautiful basket richly dressed the troat soop Of o.
the wealthy residing Office Itws. healthy
besgul and few days old No clue has ever yet led %
suspicion Of who Is rs father or mother went into th
cutrdy Of the Supcn ndet Of the Poor About two
sgo wheL i two years old wealthy gentleman OF Iai.
fSrna who had wife but children adopted It, and az
h request got the necessary ndentures from the suPen
sIdeni OF the POOR binding the child till she shall be H. The
poor who had been paid by the authorities one dollar
wsek for two take of IT, cried pitsOus 10 be-
obliged awe up; and the gentleman from Csoraa i'm.
edstsg eAps uded SiC0 in costly clothes for the little pat
lie and the iOundlng appeared like princess, but the
gentleman being called public business OF "asingon and
from there . California Obliged 10 leave The child I'LL
reb sy should be going California and could take Of
bis the tedious since then NJ has often made
sfIe 20 have his adopted child taken Cali.
plo ed to OF here In New York has got much
siiscled to a. the poor woman who ng"ed II al the pgoc
expense ard refuses 20 part h It, unless they take from
her her dead body.
Uuoer these ccuustance.the California gentleman has sent
on bis ndenures aud power OF attorney TO get the child for
him. issued writ Of hAbea corpus 70 the woman snd
her husband them to produce the child 70 day
am waiting for them with the child II get the child
for NY client be will ubtess axe his only heir he Is
fourdrgn The finally made return@ble Monday,
tl2oeock Il hch time Sir Msoy sod wife appeared
ompaned BY their little chaIgone answering very well.
the desertisn given Of her by the council lady and
teuan friends apparently Of the sinh hsvnsa me little
boy sth them, were sso present Mr Aod h are rather
young appearing ois add were handsoney dressed a. -
the tl- m H l. head porter und aT.tsnd At the New
York Hotel they hsye two three little cldren Of their
Mr Townsend appeared 90 ther oshs tno "a oppo'
on giving up the child ln their they eai TO be
tse TO y TIE p,a sssas oe. al ys
the ndsntuIe. The hearing OF the case was ADJOURNED 70
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ForND DFAD.-Coruucr Baldwin wa ca N''uTosy
called upn q the budT q We was 'and aess
lLnoi hlt-c O1for1 g. "a III t " A. srpu I.
sici-. tt- nation h Grs's INA. u IL
ce-sef Sh0s- Tl11as dr1Eu h 1eea ie,1A1>
0l the lscc mentioned ald Ivnf for tle freat-f tt
~ h tine IN TIE schoo h1rs n ~.so irsmcerste nsnp
sc hE f.uad tstAJ aaa J-1dcs ~ ~ I1f'
r-l4s-rk alfh. &c r s-d ore % NO Gu lirH
Psrrs1u The former $40 70 ~ iafF 1i fa-
-uGeufs. I'D tlis r3acrlr1 BY -t-7r r31 ne
wtcf r1'st gr-rt-
t-r. hr th- Aaeclo TIE
Dc y-s-s -. Ffsru sea-s 1hs aR
F-.tusfsd si'h a srishe~ donors o. 6r
L.. are lrs.itntious couufTv tNe~Ark Asrcrry
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lAfTer,isemartl

EXCITING NEWs.-The war still RACES at the
Es<t. but vigorously then BoDNLs st0rs
No SIS GrILdst corner Of Orchard Here the ltirs he
weeks have made Desperate attacks the DAY
GOODS ard carried e vsst Quantities br tsey not en-
tirely cleAE.d The hfld Nj will inform ais
thai he Will ofr uiuc Will.
he cor tinue. selling q All thos> splendid SKIS. sss-i.
ssns sois-' Cloth. Neyets herino. Psrsula,ts PlIds
Cloth. Cs..seres Flsune Bsnkst. &c will be .olo
great sacrifice
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HAVE YOU BEEN To HEARD. CLAPP & Co. s.
Ths . th@ us1s s.ur.ru-he s-sndas topc Of c1nVescl
o. a. ess-s No 81 Grsnd become th- popas
rsert Of he isei.s N Tue CITY Determined c,-inS the
business before the Let of rrdaced
prices q their whole Of reh Day GOODS
cost becom. BY ~ord among The ladies' The
qusnce that ~hile others 7sninr Of hard tine
Il ~ Ier-etis -th or-iness sinks, We
Psid Merinos Muslin DE- Lsises ans other rich Dress
Gods IN than II inconvenience f
By the -sEcity Of money.
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.BROOKL YN ITEMS.
CLigTON-Av. CHURCH PROPERTY.
Enon, tn, R,ook{ua Eaoff

The undersigned residents and owners Of property
Cinonsv and .igBers petition addressed October
the Building Committee and Trustees OF the Cntonav
Conventional Church ssain locating II. edifce
less from the line than has been generally
ADOPTED the deem du'y say view
that has OF the petition for controversy
contrary erpecto8 wishes All which might be 10
minds q those quAined WITH m. facts Injurious The
ENTERPRISE that sgned the petition under the impression
that the Society tsd Sufficient gTourd ocste the eddce
felt end still feel woad he desirable On level with the
buildings unedi.e vicinity; but ascertaning that the
edfce contracted for could not for the OF sufficient
ground be located regret thst signed n
the petition have been used any indicating hostility
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WQter Cure.
MOUNTAIN WATER

THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE ofeIs the best accommodations for pursuing the
treatment for the winter, and terms reasonable
where. Address o. II. WELLINGTON, ~ D.
No l78 18th st New.Yorx
NETWORK CITY WATER-CURE No l7s lab st.. cor
Der Of Unigefsiyplace
WATER CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No. IS Lsghtst-R. T. TRAIL. NJ D.. Propretor.-
Accommodation for 100 persons CouDtry Establishment
fisbAiil. y. DR. o w. MAY, Ate nc,ns Physician
WATER-CURE, corner Of 6tb-av. and 35thst
w DR.. SHEW unites with D. TAYLOR ia this lsrs,
and commodious establishment for the Fail sod Wniet PA
TENTS and BOARDERS received 81 rsssonsbls
Outdoor practice prompt attended 70.
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COURT CALEHDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. lO3. 423. ,, {, l.l55, 2s5,
2ss q SIS 7Ie 40 81 os5 800 $50 1862 lls5, 25s
8 as 49, g34 ga n, lso SD t57, 49, lo5 49,, 70
7s3 l2s see. goo sos ISL, jof
CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos. sll $40, l.069, l,072, l,079,
sol 20 es7 Ia. I.osl esf os, 1.og. 100 IDOL
CoMxoS PLEAs-Nos. $50 % $50, 800, TO l 57l-
srPREME CoURT-Spectai Term.-AdjOurned to
"Wednesday.
lis. DIsTRcT COURr-Sos. Il, 10, to q.
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AdVrrti-cflrnf
-. OOO-BrRGLARs FOmED.-

J. { MoERIs ESQ AGENT Of Worlds FG, SAFE Company,
No. lis PeArsf:
DEaR sra: In. No Safe and No Lock. Lille. Pat
ent" purchased q YOU sPrGE oP-rsted upon bJ Gar
GAN the uisht of Sov g. without njsry 70 Tie
SAFE Lock They worked al nsh-jadging from the
pessnee Of small pieces Of sperm candles found IN the morunr
th- safe II contained sbout p or The key Ell
with which burglars hid the of bot It q
service them and their operations caused incouye
niece EXCEPT tAe los OF the hey TIE confidence pat
your LsAins burglars fully esbii-h-d Years
respectfully. PICKS HATHAWAY. No Ia Broaj-st
Dec
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CIRCUIT COURT-DEc ll-Before Judge ROOSEVELT.
DIVORCE CASE.

The suit Of Childs agt. ChIlds was continued, NJ.
Jordan OCCUPYING the day Ia summing ap for defence lie
o1,epded hat the testimony duplicating defendant having
fen cen a. house iams bis been dpsoved tue Wit
ness b.spz mistaken William Chds for Solomon Ch!is
M Jorda nutey reviewed the testimony 10 proof q his
point -, -
Mr. Graham fer plaintiff 10 reply but the hour being
l. II VS.. thoueh best al ourn the Judge emsrking 70
the ath summing part Of defendant but hoped
would lot take % long the other side Adjourned
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Supposed MURDER On Sunday, considerable e1-
eeuert ss created n the upper PAR NeTsik b. he d.
cov.rv In front Of b1cluE 10 SsssNst Of 9t ~ ,,n-t
,S.S ~ pools Of spp.renty .plled blood N-r1
ry enough the h-t impression Of tho-a Sho Discovered ne
49, c.IIed % ersine into the circumstances he vas
unbe however elicit anything tending eorhr ne s2s
w. .rrpo. 70 Be tho.e Of human .ka h the opn
- ~ The Dr. bore little resemblance . that par o. ee
bun.r .usfcny and this becomsE known the II item
n-rfslv ulsfsd The intelligent citizens Of the neigh
bhoc considered throughout that tie Ala. GOT ~ -
ri The City ksshs however h.yioz tnves9sted ne
rircustEnee. Gays that there str Jnx evidence ina aaer
"a, cor ed Responsible pae. have e,;tn ID tnAi soat
- orck on Saturday night cry Of Murder Wa ne.e IN
~. erect and rons los they nS Germans nEnnE
Th.r- AZ. places IN the immediate veny vnsfe taees
a. un,,xksbe OF surres having sken pi.1e
.pd !. he spot rally sppesr 70 have been made
there v.s fresh wagon tr,ei zgposed nst tne
Of IN The Marshal also Uncovered
IN. yieiuy Of hoe covered with blood hAr eoe'ei
= i,h Hood alec foznd nurber OF peJ,e,ns VIC
r. hpe :, them Of human ssnL lie
"a /, firmly opsion thai murder has been s
nteaas prssseutAs his sssrshes with ~ possible raa
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MARRIED..

PIrRDY-GRIDLYY-in Cliaton. n. Y. Oct s. by the Rev
Dr. Vsrniiy, Edwsrd II. Purdy Of Brooklyn, to Mss
sIMoTs-ML HOSY-Dec. 9, BY the Rev James s. Ladd,
Mr. George W. smons TO Ms. Sarah hAh'hy botS OF TINS
CRY N
Ysntis tteosge l. Story 70 81 - S4rA z DagA, eldest
dsEghteg Of A L. .)avls. Esq.
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WHAT Is MONEY WITHOUT HEALTH,

w --Dr. J. EDWARDS NOLAN. Bo,asicsl Tud.n Pr,
ncsn, viii CHALLENGE he world on soy disea1e
~ ~ AVID ADUE tutea " TON twenty four forty
tsh lunl. warranted allowing hut shst- or no car
hhHUNAIisN--I wilt tste any od b.. erBi-aes in
twsnty ious hauTs. ssk pay.
nj diseases Incidental 90 Feulsl-s eHeetusllv cured
milan HEALTH LfSIaKNT
MEDICINE CHRsTs
Tut fo under tle Reformed
tlce cheaeT thsu they pot bv az o,b~
IN New 0it susnied, ana o rnsTcury used
GROUP 'fecfuaiy cured 10 twelve hours
All fTate Diseases w-rsrted cared from two % three
eay without he sse OF mercury aud sOpPsg- Of diet
business -
No. IA Beekmsn.s ntranes 10 Yront.t
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-DEc II
H.. aha 4 renanla

Geo. Starr and Chas Stage pleaded guilty TO grand
larceny in stealing 100 pounds Of bee-the property Of VIM
Moe Of No 50 Third They eaeh sentenced 10 the
State Prison for two years. =,
Henry Edwards indicted for burglary in the
dveIlips Of Wm Vail, No go Finssv., tried and
acquitted
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TAnyertisenteut.
LIZ SIR PHoTOGRAPHS.-The attention o.

LIFE SIZE PHOIOGRAfll>.-lhc a'tcut4ou VI
~ ,Dhlic called 10 our style Of DAGuERRE0rfPts oA
paper tsken 10 al sizes the eze iAi sufP.ssot 49,
Of tone s1c blianey he most finished psntins on
e smaller sfes rese mblrg the most eeesie hioafs ou
Ivory A. 70 Likeness and dafsbty they are unsurpassed
feet enesse. OF any size, can be made oy ne fos ~
D.ynerreot p@s Tsssn ONLY BY }. OURAEN = " rktot.
Icys No y Rus basse du Rampant Pans Ss BROAD L
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fstv-r iser,entI
Don wait till the last minnie ii YOU DO yOl

sill Jour PoETEATs s1ue By R,or for aoiisT pc
e1i. &c early before hs crowd HAT ~ - 5,el
a BE- tine jet before Chrs,r.s Perfect PIcTvkEs II
v-sthsr No o. HrosdEBy PH0r0sRAPas sna STEELl-
sCofks takeu % p-rfectlcu
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Oh, what Cold have, my throat is very sore,
ard ny dear little coughs coughs
couEhs d hesrf sd Nha shall dOi Try Dr.. WY
ICELAND fEcToRaL. rives Immediate rehef. IL
Only IS bottle To be had st no 10 FslEon-st ID
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fAdvertise r-ui ]

PERTAINS ETHIOPIAN TROUPE are me onii
, ser .sor. Of Negro Character in the City arc all
ecit the hesrtissf laughter and most
$500 Th-ir Rslroad Galiop wora NAsi1s h's nil.
=, nr.,; and .ll have svAiled hsn.eises o. pas
.,,nritie, should embrace the present Ihs Cii ueAs
~ sIc,edpey attractive esture IN the indaeeH7h 70
y;.it hi. delightful establishment
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YoUNG MIN, before engaging in lie pursuit
.boud obtain aPBKESoLoGIcaL EXAMINATION ~neh SG1ia
5-e their real capabilities point o1 theif eAees'ss -
- -, bov 10 insure success usefulness ard hspplless
T..r,n.fiop, by Professor FoWLEE No. Sc broad-si
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COMMERCIAL NA2TER&
MoSDAr, Dec. lip. N.


There was generally an improved feeling at tbs
Stock Board this morning and the fsnoies improved
Between the Boards there considerable buoy sncy
ard at the Second Board the msrke, strong with
the exception of Erie. At the close the feeling Wa
rather heavy. Ere touched 81 between the Boards.
but closed at o6i s96i, advance Of cent On
Saturdays price. The favorable appearance OF ths
new loan IS giving the bulls the advantage 10 this
stock. We understand the subscriptions TO the loan.
to-day, have been very liberal; rumor says $500 oco
Reading o.. The shorts in Central were tree
buyers this afternoon the books open on Thursday.
and their purchases the market up TO $751; an i'm
provement OF Il Y cent. Harlem was firm at PSI
PSI. Cumberland improved to 20. Nicaragua, III.
Chicago and Rock Island improved ' cont
Cleveland and Toledo is firm at S.. Illinois Central,
90. Delaware and Hudson sold at 1851, and Penn
syly ania Coal at 93i. In Bonds and State Stocks
the Transactions were TO the extent Of so5, 900 vr
ginis, improved cent. selling at sol. indians Ss.
IS; North Carolina Is, o. Illinois Central Beads.
65l. with large sales an improvement OF | cent
Erie Incomes, IS, an advance of cent. Panama,
72i; New-York Central, 50; Erie Convertibes. 1871
10; 1859, II, &C., &c.
Contrary 10 almost universal expectation the Bsak
statement shows further decrease OF loans and no
increase OF specie. The only explanation which can
be given of this result in the specie line is that the
Mint payments from the Assay Office have boon
drawn from US by the wants Of the Phlsdelphs aad
Boston banks and of the West. We we're aware OF
SEINE considerable amounts being loaned to Phiadel
phis and Boston but did not suppose them sufficient
to keep our Banks so low. In regard to loans the
decrease appears to be mainly among the small banks
The down town banks in many instances have in
creased their loans. The Deposits show a nominal
decrease Of o. oo0 but the actual decrease, de-
Quoting the average cearings is small, about, sis,o oc
The circulation shows decline of about taos, 900.
The figures are:
Dec. L.. siS7sIa go ga 5ss $3.50 DO $50 go So
Dec. H.. so sos 81 10 ass. sol 1890 J 6ON,sS
Decrease 81 Osi7ss ssss2 s3ss +S $fssj,ns
The Empire City and Knckerbocker Banks made
no report this week, which accounts for portion Of
the above decrease. Adding the Empire City and
Knickerbocker items reported last week, and the
decrease of Loans is only s3ls,l33 of Deposits.
o.. 1926 49l; ana of Circulation, sl73, s27.
The figures are:
CoNp,R,rfvg TABLE q TIE LOsas Specie Ccslaes ssd ~
fsi, Of Banks me Guy o Nec York for TIE scesAs
ending Saturday De- 1854 0ad Saturday Dee y. 1854.
To 6ic aTsd tie Capital 0 aaea Baak at ne latter dsts
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A HoIEL.THIET CArGHr II THE Ac1.-hlchael
~, xcpns nan wa. detected Yesterday in the act Of
,.s ont OF Tammany Hotel with overcast on bis arm
49, ed 10 Mf Cole boardsr He 10 supposed 70 be
a. ,son WHO few since robbed the room Of one Of the
100. 81 cousderAbe Of money and some clothing
H. uAs Locked up BY JGsee Osborne for triA
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SrABBISG AFFRAT.-AbOui ! o'clock yesterday
morning party Of Germans got into an ARRAY a. he elrneI Of
Fxeu and johnson St. durng which LJuis Hartman ~as
,t.bbed in shoulder with oirs knife Oheer M1ln
Adams md Hoek arrested Philip Witmsn. Augustus Myers
Jchl and Philip Wagner chag1 81 ssea1 ard DAttey
VIII De sGly weapon Hsrmsn. Whitman was committed
no the ether. held bal for examination on Thursday
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Advertise nert
GREATEST TRIUMPH YET .-Mr. JUN ~.
INK z

GREATEST IKII MPH TIL : NJ. $500.
soorr is creating extraordinary exetenei' r. a,
ryery .es; Is full when the eurtain res me -
nisnss /. p~rfectly bewoerinE lie rePesr p.no1 In"
fvIsNc Two pretty pieces Ihs Afternoon oes'ae~
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Apprsr OF FrelrrvE.-Thos. Golden, 8 iaborer,
90. Yesterday arrested =. being fugitive fom Syracuse
k.,s be stands CHARGED with felony DE WIS seat oaek 10
company with officer from tsai place ioi u's|
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JeHs hc6ors Qa.s Meo0us ksvnl No. = 80. ~
AbAny. has TEE TaIBrsR for sale Ga srs S''''~ " 49,
tna Express train from Nsv.fork
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IAsyertisemcnti

ISAAC T.. iAlt
,.-s co,,rus Bocrs and SHors. for tender feet
No, ass Bro.dssy, cor of BIosns-'t-' NsS-i0'
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fAdvertisemeotl
AAS EryTTRrS

H.s FIXTURES !-Of splendid design and nnlsh,
NJ, esut cheaper tAAs ether s0ase vsosssH Is
- - rs.Il :. de Ds,ufsetoJ Of las Sofrt' NJ 1"
~ III PrnssSt, third essx - !" "~~
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and, wi bout ado, drove the little boy. and girl.
into tie street They then cautiously looked about.
and, failing the doors Of the Police Court closed
commenced pitching pennies, which game they con
tnutd without interruption for Ia ( "a hour
TIE Sixth Ward Police ~ere a. usual about the
s'ove-spd consequently not swsre Of the petty
gambling operation gong on over their be sd.. In-
formation Of The feet. however was given a, the Po
lice Court where we're Justice Bogzt the Clerk Mr..
Johnston, and energetic Police Officer, detailed
from one Of the lower Wsrds The latter stirred not
oh, nO-be was too comfortable, seated in 81 arm
chair tilted back. with biz head resting against the
wall, bis feet upon the table, exposing his rO,und
form, not foam Of grace and putting away upon
PRIME Havana, manufactured in Centre ~. Tue
Judge seeing no disposition the part OF the officer
TO arrest the offenders, started himself for the
OF action, but DO srrests were msde-for
the young scape gsces bebed the ruddy countenAnce
Of the magistrate, they scrambled up their coppers
ard took TO their heels
Pitching pennies in the streets is, ve believe
nisdemesnor by the statute. and punishable with
imprisonment. Yet, nevertheless, this mode Of
gambling is carried Oh daily 10 the Park, and about
the streets by young rowdes under the eyes of the
Police, who 90 not even attempt to arrest the Of
tenders.
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The Rev. AsToINETTE l.. Brown will lecture at
the Tabernacle, this evening, the Influence of
Slavery upon Woman, and Womans Duty in relation
thereto-a theme at once important aud appropriate,
and which will be likely to call forth her best powers.
She can hardly fail to command large audience.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The HuDsos CouSTY COURIs.-Toe December
Tern Of the Hudson County Courts viii eonmenee "a Tues
dsy the nth Inst
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REM. Parker. driver

CHARGE OF EMBEZzLEsESr.-BenJ. Parker, urlver
NJ ME wagon for MI L. stephens baker No Twelfth
~ ss yetisdsy arrested ehsiged with embeftos SAoa'
sm. uu Of money which he had b5en intrusd 70 collect
from custom Of bis poyer lie VA taken Deioie 'a'es
Stuart and committed for examination
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THE LIQUOR Prosecutions IN JERSEY CHA
number o. Hquor trss in cases csn-nced some tine sEse
a. .et down Tor 70 "Wednesday which day -A
rru.eeutons vii b resumed New prosecutions vii asa
& commenced Immediate
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BrRNED TO DEATH.-A woman named Gaskstf,
who re.ded the Of Ffu and North Twelfth s Wa
uua dead u yesterday morning having oeea oaraed
10 eesth by her clothes FIRE She ab5ut yea. o.
AZ 1sve Of iresnd IN nques. vii Be held D Gro
Hart r. To d