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rewafd WI Be given IL delivered to ne - sseused
10 Jail 90 my eat him again. ll'-
.r So JAS. X. BRENT,
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We guarantee to give perfect sstisf. etion - su
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ST0CK I FIXTURES FOR SALE --1he etcck
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September 9Th, ct Eve
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The public are Invited to be present.
sep &-lts r.
No. NOTICE.-Ths members Of tn. Good
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~ Attention. OMcsrs and Sol.
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The isrvs,s 0f sossoes, BY O. ". FuAsa, mn d.
lustrstions-50c. - -
Adventures of Mr.. sydenbam Gresneueh, end q
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CCHOOL BOOKS Of every description at the
- lowest publifhers' pric,s, At
Hai TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
p, sep D. so Bcok store, near 9th st.
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FxIoRArrs At CARo-Greaf Difras- TIE Ev,ssviIs
Jor,noi Of the 9th inst contains this serious sts.sn,nt
The j. NJ. Stockwe. here Yesterday msrniny from
New Orleans, reported a sad state Of things al
led TO stop al that place and had turned on. over
two Thousand deck passengers who wsrs
suffering intensity and dying in large numbers with ohol
era ard yellow fever. They staying in the adjoining
woods around large free with little food aud pos
sbilfy Of getting away The Stock well wdsd With
both deck aud cabin passengers She put of four eorpsss
here victims Of yellow fever"
HKAvr SESrEScEs ToR MUTISEERs. Mutnesrs on
board vessels had better keep out OF the jursdo,on OF
Judge Gayle Of Alabama portion Of the Of the
james Wright. Of New York. recently refused to d, dav
ard fight with the officers ensued They convicted
In the s. District Court and sentenced follows Sam
rel Wexford and Michael Downs five years in the Psni
Tertiary; John Kennedy. Christopher Russell. Jsnss
Smith John Willie, William Davidson. James Tao an
and John White three YEAR, in the Penitensry and Pc
ter Hertert, Edward Pollard and Lawrence Morris one
year in the Pententiary.
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DIED.

ARHTAGE- Tusssy stb i,t, UNA Scott child
Of EEoeh and Caroline AImsge aged years 10 montha and 10
asys
FORBES On fjb John Fofses aged 90 yss Of the
cid. at practical printer In this City.
Particulars Of funeral to-morse"
DE WITT On Monday 2d nst Peter Do Witt Jr 10 ths $50
ms rslstsss and friends the deceased aud Of his emily
e., ey invited biz funeral from hs residence Of hs
roibs, M. Jenat De wiz No II st. Marks place Thursday
2sth Jsnusry, 81 2 p N, without further notice. .
GRFFNDn "wednesday evening JenuAy - st Beontop, J..
amer on panfal illness Ng1et f. Green sgsd 10
and 10 sonti daushter OF Eo e and Mary Green
Missouri and Illinois pspsu please copy.
GRAUPHER-safurday nOrRns Jan a. suddenly OF paralysis.
Mary 81 widow Of Oottleib 0appner ases O years
Of fever John CLIFTON ksyor,
Of Joan Kaylor, age yeas month and IS days
The AID Of tho family respectfully invited 70
Thupday 18Th nat at his fshers reIsence,
No % south Tenh WnlAmbursh Letwsen Second and Third
PENEYon Tsssday Jan. "a Of smallpox. Cathsrao Ansls
Charles and Am Matilda PeHny Ia tie sa year
Her were Cypress Hills Cemetery for isermsst
sAUNDERSOB the evening Of the sd inst Honors vile Of
Geo. Saunders, IN the 9th year Of her He
Her and thoe Of william Adam and John s.an-
ssfs respectfully invited attend her funeral from hr late
resdsnee No 81 NSron-st Thnfsdsy, 18Th nst At
SMITH On the 24h inst No 1875 Alenst, Newfoff 70
ud snry the S6h Of his son OF fhoms smith,
Esq Clifford House Satfod Avon WArckshire E1esnd
family hereby invited 70 attend the fansfS
ofbI.kOiy On rrcsy morning Of lOi O'clock
Fu,lish psp<rs please copy. ,,,,., r.-....
IOWEsEND-Ssedenly last efenlns a,e ~ ~
III. ,yes and The fs family respectfully invited
IN s,nd IL funerA late rsdenee B1sh"iek on -
a. 2fsirst A. sYseoek Carriages viii be Ia wstps resf
and enllease seere o. 10 "aSs'
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.,., ,eeser was made in 1851, while the number from
s.sh state less than il was before as souow: vermont
Ms..,cbu,ets, II Rhode Island 2; New York /; Now
-. q. pennsylvania q; Ohio. Is; Indiana ,; Hi
-. IS. Michigan. IL; Iowa. u Wisconsin. Maryland
:. D.rc, Columbia 81 Virginia 50; North CAROLINA 3;
a.errs s; Alabama l6; Mississippi o. Louisiana ID
go. 49, Missouri 81; ArkAnsas % II should be borne
: mind that the whole number of clerks Is much less now
. a was two years ago. when large Oroe was engaged
!, ths oepsus and number Of temporary clerks In the
f,od Pension and other Offices OF the whole numser o.
ks and officials nearly third were appointed ron
-. psrict of Columbia 0netwelh from aaryiAnd one
,,,A from NswYork, ono ninth from virginia ono 'snn
sau Pennsylvania pa more were apo nted rom inc
s,,hsu STATE, Than the Free States OF the S2 appoint
m.pt, from the District of Columbia only Ill were bora
mere On the other hand. while there are ~ sppoinnsnH
so,o Massachusetts, 81 natives Of the Bay State hold office
ss ,ppoiped from Maryland aud there are $50 Mary
.,des by birth in the public Cervce, and 50 with several
ohsr States Pennsylvania New Hampshire Vermont Con
,.o,icut New jersey and Delaware We here giyea
Aoss lie Of >ys dppated from each Sat. 10
e oss sdr tAs General G0verEHsaf0 ps Uaid Stats
Sat las
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SUPERIOR COURT-Refors Juags CANrsKLL.
Iahn Hal AZ nonne-lx A H-nshH.

sut bv clerk to recover about $500 alleged to be due
for arviet. the provision Of D. O. wssasses Market
snsas To- The Jury SLOWED tte than ne had
ssiysd end save verdict n a: rsr Tor ~ ss "a 'si
the the present verdict VIII have 20 % p"iS
Ssnssw Usderh .st ia, Mccullough J AMI Fr.sesw ssse
BY passenger in the Francis skdd Ia 1883 to recover
for ndhs him at ck the vessel seias - the time sss1
s ncs .oS. juSse DSsr sSisS he is slS NOT sT.s
Before Judge DUts.
William $. C0rwa at e. FIsnei' sveessr. -,
o..e Il an ssiso ca note 1 SIS mad. b. Hss.s sssrs.
Of siee Co. and sdons4 D. NJ swsssr sas d,f..-s
hs to Be y.sd in 1aSi 20 5. discounted assss.L
that he ssS. WIS., W. p Il. %: ss
by Mr. C0rwin cent that A' a'ss
Tie offered nr Rice wis3s. who dsnsd TIA, u:
70 cali M s~esr the defsnd,nt Nc doing eni
ihs rule laid down IN the case Of BanP Van od.s Bs,so
called wItneSA that the defendant will also DO Al liberty 70
Judge pusr considered that the psnF Of iniofi
Hos rot making an ., esas Ia I'm nSss ~
at "A Per cent mooth discount Of self asisnt 20 Pas:
Ts., on .Ds s.I, d.eS.ss si MAKING zoe n'''
N'' 's''' 'DD H,nen Leopold sst I.ai.. Mayer
Plaintiff alleges that Mr.. NJ, in April 1884, engaged
.on Of p.nia as cleri to 20 BAYOU Sara La him
81 aoaiS beside. his board x.Gas saS sf .as ed. q
bet that Mr. NJ BY and sao'asr dss.nsd s.a vac
was ~ or 70 years ., sss W TO- III .a -, "a. M
obtain smPO, till the following oeoeef Ae'a soash
for dsnsgos
that would srdravsr obtain sta tion Tor The
,nu man did Of friendship plaintiff .its when
l.. hal boarded Verdict for pisinh slN 10
Before Judge CANFRELL
James UndoTh AT James Mccullough Jf- aud Frsnsh W.
Bya passenger in the steamboat Francis ssdiy. In
a3 10 seover onmsEes for hr.e aud SISTERS hsyas ssss
sred 20 Hudson instead of bnE landed st Csss for watch S
Y mac. tney hat boahe advertisements iasetsf
rslstcn that she would Cass 40 we'll 81
,shsr pssss MENTIONED would s g,- q,
aEarsG al. Eed thli the OF her not stopping hndy
visa ht being with tbs sssamsOs Aida an hs
m sci, rons passengers put great fear I'm tis t
b@ boilers strained beyond le poa thsy would ssSJ bear
.na tn eam e,capsa acon d,nAss sn)snt
aid at sACc0 defense MED tia, the boat vac raeis Aaf
IL cors the the psntd claim h extra ca
p,pse In being veyod Hudson aud setins back mM
brought an0ths sthc ed AS "'ck cav
the Jury could Tss cAss 10 on
GEngSAL TIN
Thsmss Partridge. sta AT Jes.Ph ouber and St,,n
An scton brought by plaintiffs tenants Of NO ~
" recover msss for Ajuy to their prsass
down tho party wal b.twse, that s,a NO
.dsHrs vefset rendered In thsir hEof Tor sIo hl
order Of The Judge tho trial the case "a. reserved 70,
and hst apply the ususrs Term 70
rhe ar The returned BY tho Jury estasnn 20
the the scion The case came up yes'ar ~
Wa
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WILLLAMSBU RGH ITEMS.

TuE DEATH OF WALTER b. TowSsKsD-Coroner's Ia-
quesThe inyesgst into the Of the death Of
Mr. Townsend mentioned yesterday, az having occurred
the evening previous in consequence Of Injuries received
at the Peck clip ferry held last evening At the Kings
County Hotel before Coroner Hsnford and jury. The
testimony Of several Witnesses showed that Mr. Town
send walked out OF The gentlemen, co--- "''' '.'
had entered the clip and struck esan,t the wraek' ana
steppng over the center chain walked off the boa! and
was fatally injured, by striking against the feat bridge
The jury after having ascertsned ell the facts in the
Gaze at a late hour rendered the following verdict
The Jury walter B. Townsend came 70 h d'sth y =.
sr., rss,s9 % .S.. .us ne bridge is Ferry
Mr. Dodge offered the following resolution which was
adopted:
R,s.d T. Will. the Jsry the yerry Company ron
o. 8 .sssnses iro ssTins boat until .,
.ds sas .s e S.s. s.Sas 81
THr Wr1IIlxsBuReH FrRRIs.-At meeting OF the
Board Of Aldermen Tuesday evening, me following
preamble and resolutions in reference 10 ne 'ere' VI
fered by Aid. Nesbtt, were adopted 81, ., ,h,
sssI.ss the dsHent Of the prosperity Of our 'a'
Ys The :s' .ss hst he entire Management Tie se.
running city saeh - to require m'e's eAa'sHs fhe
i E.s Tia. con.s. Gss1s rs.gss,y rsss:., tie
hy. and cS o. @sa. g Il: Of Il. .ssra
"a 20 they may deem best IN the
- y may the removal Of the abuses complained Of
rpIssa mai Of three b appointed By this Board
~ conhdsrston Of the Mayer and Gem
- Sopncil Of Csty Ct Hsw-York
Messrs Nesbist wiIlmarth and Pink appointed
said Committee.
Coxnos CouscIL IrExs-At the meeting Of the Boerd
Of Aldermen on Tuesday evening" motion Of Aid Kelly
Committee appointed for the purpose Of examining
the contract Of the WILLIAMSBURG Gas Company and az
certaning whether said Company have eompsiea Win
their contract.
resolson offered by AID Sparks Wa adopted autner'
ling the Controller borrow 5000 on the oond OF tne
Also resolution directing thst the operations OF
he ordnance in relation to awnings be suspended Tor the
Committee VISA appointed to investigate the facts rel
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The Hon Rufus ChoOtes Opinion on the Maine Law is
highly favorable to those who believe in the strict cons
uonaly of that Prohlbye sstute In the recent case
pfTke Commonwealth rs. AUro, he distinctly and forciby
rSuso that there nothing unconstitutional IN declaring
NJ t of a. costing liquors for the purpose of sale illegal
h competent ns os T ~ s
saiute as they have dom IN reference 10 domestic liquors
and hQusrs Withdrawn from the eAages III "neh tney
imported. In that matter Massas- sose
tsgn State, having power 70 make WHOLESOME lows 80 &c
lton thereto. She may declare il to be lesN 10 '.P
aher domestic liquors those which have been imported
and deposited for the purpose Of sale. From the moment
nese importstons are made and subjected TO hassachu
ets sovereign State, the General Government has no
longer the sovereignty. This point must be conclusively
settled After liquors broug into the State and have
len the packages Of importation and have become broken
and blended with and passed OFT by sales like other articles
Of property the State has sovereignty and the State has
authorized the Legislature 10 pass all awssubec to the
Bin OF Rights AS system of government clothes the
Legislature with this power and If they moved by de-
are TO check incompetence by great social experiment
for time at least make aprOhibory law influenced by
The bin OF Rights the expedency of the law not for the
inquiry Of our Judicial tribunals There il nothing uneon
shtuona in making act Illegal Is il unconstitutional
TO announce the consequences Of Illegal oct 1t is
crime, misdemeanor, an ofense 10 Keep liquors with
view to the violation of law aud the consequences NAV
be regarded punishment the liquor may be con
,dered dc ac0 nuisance and partake rather more
Of civil than . criminal process. Whether the illegal
act deemed criminal to be attended with punishment or
merely an illegally not designated de faeto
--''A"''-"AO'' '''''' fLsssI ma. josTn.i
ARREsr OF A MuRprRHR-Tae LyncA5Grs Express
states that Officer Reid Of Richmond arrested In the latter
city Last week man named Cooke, who shot young man
named William b. Sanderson at Holly sPrlngs miss IN
ISL The circumstances Of the case, says IAs E<pre
are a. follows Sometime in 1881, Cooke was engaged TO
tmarried 70 young lady at Holly Springs sanderson
bang most intimate friend he requested him 20 address
ne young lady himself, merely to test her faith to hun
esndcrson accordingly addressed her. accepted and
hey were married In about twenty minutes amer the
examination OF the ceremony, Cooke asked Sanderson
step out into the street with him minute Having
ns little distance from the house c. drew pistol and
made his escape. The Governor offered 900 reward
his arrest, and the relations Of s. $500. He will prob
~ be retained in custody until the Governor Of kisss
Es. i'SN'''''" Dp"A INC 0o'srh0r VI 'Hi'
n. Albany papers announce the death of John G.
I ss Esq, for many years prominent member Of the
A rois.ssn of the City Of Troy. He died on Monday
knsis o. consumption, aged about 20 years, after a
ssclns Of several months
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.Irxc1p rows C,TIy"-Hayinq reached its 3

UNCLE TONS CABIS"-Having reached its 2)Oth
Pudys National Thsatsr will be celebrated by
sIreud Jubilee 10 the folio wing ORDER koPPs sty celebrated
Dr. snd Band will series Of select and popular
M ~ o,lock the moung which win bs contta ned dur ng
The Dy Evesps At o'clock the ksernooa Ltte ky
h Rot Corn Grip will he performed The fron o. the rester
viii brilliantly illuminated during tho evening and at q o'clock
will the
IL 5hsstsr by Edge Jersey City. 81 o'clock the
door, will open for representation Of Uncle
will alss exhibit bis wondern Csc ne bghs rom
the tor OF the TheateF during the evening
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trARuIHI,.

HARMAN- KELLoGG-In BIosklya on tAs ttA int By tue
Rev Jokr Nsy Mr.. George HamaI, Of Owsso T. 10 Ms
essbe KsnsaS ssubser Of Timothy Ksoss Esq., ofBFosk
CAMPBELL-PURDY-Os Sunday Jan. q BY thu Rev Moses
L. scuddsr Afchss Camp bell to Mis- Aaa ackoon dauEhsr Of
Rush r PuTdy Of ihs City
KEEvE-HoBBEO On the sh inst at washington City By tbs
Rev c n Butler nathan Reeve Esq OF Nowoursh ~ Y, 70
Mary Of the Hon Sclsh n. HObbis.
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LECTURES, MEETINGS. ADJUSTMENTS. -
TgvRsDAY. Jsa s 1854
JUDGE FpMopss LEcTURE-Nsehsnies Institutes p NJ
RIV Dn,pEE PHELiss Baptisf Ctle1 IT,
PRoF l. n FowLERs LEcTURE-Eo is Laightst, H.
TuE WHRIL FORTUNE &C q. Wailaeks, y p n
CArARAcI GAEGES end hope tbs tsnyn Broa3vey
CUR BEsT How Make Home Iappy" &c BartouG
b. Hot Corn" p " National Insstsr
IEcIk ToNs CABIN a. the 6s@sry Theatre, Up a
aid Plays dsy aud eveniDF az Btrauuas Mas nm
GO haisIY WOODS ASsrS ttl1p ~ hs,ssvey
3UosLYs OFEEA dOUss-Etbopian DenestoUs 10 o~sJ 4!
NEw.Y OK 81 BOwory, ?. ~
BROADWAY MfNAGERtEA rnGlsSJi "s' ~ a. N 20 10 P n
spU u NAnoSs-fIysa Palace, A. NJ TO drsk
bKY,s CHRISTIAN AsrS BroadTsy d sod svs
sAFARVs FGfrT And Holy Lass-@ Broadway, u I. "
NILs hIRsOsS8i Broadway and "A r "A.
sicncP Msgio-Stuyvosent lpsfitute = "
ROMAN Ancient MODERN ARTStuyv't nIute
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
COURT OF APPEALS.

EVENING SKssIos.-Jan. si-No. rs. concluded. No.
9a3, submitted No. 81. on argument walker. Prsst
&c act Bank Of State Of Nsw.Ycrk. A. W. Clsssa
counsel for appellant Ward Hunt do for respondent
Jan aS-No. 70, Brown sgt- HaSbeck. Argued N. g.
Bidwell counsel for appellant j. W. Gerard. do Tor
respondent. ...,
Ihe only other to De heard at pressn. tera sf the
Court is No 50 Waterbury sgt Westeryelt N. Hill Jr
Albany Bss JSsrai
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stve 10 the contract fer Third 81. grading. II 90
Crrcr occurred in giving oct the centrsol who's
sgreed upon at sio7ss fs bat hal shevs BY the
Controllers books that SIT ss bad sesdy bssn paid
this contract together with 5000 which hsd ssss
tanod ia supposed to be about o. ees than the work
actually comes TO.
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CHaRoE OF SEDUcrIoN.-A nan nAnet Gutter, shlp
jcner by trade. Yesterday arrested by Ohesr Marin
OF the Lower Police Court charged With the seduction IN
der promise Of marriage Of female ls years OF age
named Cstharine NJ Thomas Its alleged that the ohsase
committed in February, 1852. The accused 81 that
time being in the habit of visiting the complainant at the
house Of her mother No 81 Govsrneur st. aud thst since
that time he has deserted and refused to marry her The
case win be invessig sted by Justice Osborne.
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Advertisement
GIFT TICKETS TO

IFss THAN 500 OF PEsHAMs GIFT TICKETS TO
STILL This will probably afford the lsst chance procure On
tets , one dollar Monday next 3h inst, this Commit
toe comG the Gin Propertysmsng which
m rm worth the esleha ed rot horse Telegraph the
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Eor Gin Tickets apply Academy Hall, No sj Broadway
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CORRECTION.

CORRECTION
Te ae Ednor eJ TIE " T'isUae
Crystal P,,e; ind that have entered n.ns q:
jane. Of chss. hG3H AsSsT61 WI 1sss yooI Old
Nsx- iek jan - IRA
49,, .,,rs.,lv boaf on Wednesday morning fire
broke out in the dwelling 49, ~ T9s EN-!
fourth st. occupied by Mr. John ko-- 80: $3.50,
who early on The ground soon ssao a'
Damage to the furniture about $500 insured in the ssuyvs
SAINT Insurance Co. 4, .
o.eI;n, house Of A w. Flint, No 5l4 Washington st.
HE bndirg was damaged to the amount Of about $500
before lie flames could be exngushed Insured in the
ST Nicholas and Hamilton Insurance Companies.
About III o'clock lest night ire broke out in store
No 4os Grand ct, occupied as grocery Inc contents
were entirely destroyed partially insured The upper part
Of the building was occupied a. the seventh Eleventh ana
Thirteenth ard Courn The damage 10 this pa7 coz
sderable from FIRE and water
Tur Llrr LOTTERY FRAUD.-Yesterday afternoon,
The two hsDonslds who were arrested on Tuesday
charged with selling lottery policies, contrary 10 law
rsre brought before Justce Wesh for examination
Officer De Bender, who made the original compliant on
which the warrant Of arresi Issued made an aadonG
affidavit relative to the circumstance connected wn tneir
and the seizure of their lottery schemes crclars
letter. &c, which found at their ONCE The com
claimant examined az consideraoe ength by
Henry L. Clinton Esq counsel for the defend anti oui
nothing Of consequence at variance with hs direct 'esI
mony elected. The accused were required 70 ma
bail FOR their appearance at trial.
TEX LATE FATAL CAssuAL1Y IL FRosrsr.-Coroner
ODonnen yesterday held inquest upon the bodies OF
philip Mcfiugh and James Brady, the men Who were
Tiled on Tuesday afternoon by the fall Of the walls Of the
buildings No 24i Front st. which had been partially de
stroyed by fire. Mr. " Shrine examined a. witness
and stated that be builder and had charge Of the men
rho were employed in taking down the walls Of the bad
ing in question which burned on the 27th ut ins
smes Brady and others upon the top Of the wan en-
esred in taking il down. when the wall OF No 44 Front
n fen against the opposite wall No 2i4s killing brsay
and Ncffugh Tbs witness left the building about Two
hours previous the accident and was absent "nen
"A. fell he could not tell the Of the falhng o. we
Ill there had been no undermining and the workmen
commenced at the top the brick ne haa pesn
conversznt with such work for about ten year, ana s
os he oopsidered the walls be safe and houshi no
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danger "a. 10 be apprshendei Of their faiiin; The
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