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limited STATES Mail Line to.cnuso.n,. VI. A.u,r

limited STATES Mail Lime Caiifos a Aspfu-
wall and Panama. the 5h and 2h OF each month";
class stean-hps by NAVY Department.
1900 tons burden, guaranyng speed aud safety .r#
The Panama railroad completed UbspO 10
Panama. " "
The transit miles In rail cars
from Aspiawa obpo, and Is miles avet
dry road recently thorough order passenger
therefore, In hom,-te
and their baggage being transferred
alongside the
There will be no river transportation future route
The IL nfsiy free from sickness ofany
Reserve steamers being always York Pana-
and San Francisco dscnon
The Is entirely reliable,
he
larry u day the Pacific, In ~ o ~ X dave
will Panama nj Aspn
Through tickets ihs iopes, rates. at the agency va
West street, New York. -
Jan 2S-5n
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6la.

y NO. OIoJ
sale of Improved Lands In Michigan coded by
#5# ##H. wynndotts tn Is52. .#
hereby
~ Office by the OF I'd March, le43 July
sold portion Of The improved nnd cedcd wyando
lh Of March, 1872 In the Michigan
win esiu be offered public sale Michigan Monday
The 4Ih day OF September e ~. .-.-.r
by provisions i2th
be offered subject minimum price Of
Improvements
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mo. bl5.1
Notice OF Withdrawal.


IN pursuance of the United
beadng the Dt uio, The and at
all
Congress Missouri lands the follow
townships situated In the state Of MISSOURI the oi
Mountain Mississippi River vatyoad have been
from entry except valid resumption claims
until further orders, 10 wit ~ lsH #t4ts
In the district Of lands subject sale at sT. Lows.
North Of me base line and Of the mn principal "sdur
Townships 80 and 80, Of range l.
NORTH Of the Line and Of the mn principal meridian
Townships %, 80, 40, and Al, OF ranges aud a
Townships 80, 80, 40, Al, and AZ, OF g. a
Townships 80, %, a, and As, Of range Z. .Hat
Township 80, Of ranges
In the district OF land subject sale ut JACKSON.
Of base east Of the inn principal meridian
Townships 80, 81, -, 49, "a, as &c. and a. Of ranse1
Townships 49, ~ 30 a. 49, a. IS, sc, and 81 of range
nshps ri 49, 81 49, 81 &c. and 81, of range g.
townships 70, ~ a5 go 80 81 ~, 49, "a, 80, 49, and 81 Of
rapge4 .8s4 " . +... s5.s1.rsses .yss 81 l-
Townships a 2s "a %, 49, 30 81 49, 49, 81, a 49, and 81
ranges and q. 49, 8rEa,l.
Townships 81 25 90 and 49, Of ranges :, o. and TO-
Townships -, 20, "a %, 26 ~, and 70, Of ranges H. H. ID
aud a. y. s-r4 HEs@s5l 500. aa a.#a# t@.EH#a
townships 49, 81, rs, &C. az d, range Is.
Townships %, %, "a, 25, 3d. 81 and 49, Of range IL.
Townships ~, as 20 and %, OF range 49, II
North Of the base line and west of the fin principal meridian,
Townships 36 and 81 of range i. 8 .#aME
The certain townships
roads offered sale, but which
all been inserted they within the reservation
under my hani General Land ONCE the
Washington, this eighth day Of june Domini 1884
sttHE5 .lsa3HaA JOHN WILSON,
June 9--lawl3w .a,a Commissioner
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EDWARD X COLLINS d CO.
No 80 Wall street. NJ. Y,
BROWN, sHfPLEy, CD,
r. @. ROBERTS 4 CO..
ID Kings Arms Yard, LONDON.
j. MuNROB Co,
Rue Notrc Dame dss vietore,,
~# q GEO. " DRAPER, Bavrr
The Of will fbr cold
bullion, specie jswey precious unless
sdng signed therefor
Jams
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United state. pst.n, Once,

washington, May 10, 1854.
IN the peuuon OF Richard Montgomery Lewis Harms al
Sangerhed New YORK, praying patent
granted 70 them Tor an Improvement In the
grinding hat Tor seres from the patent
winch lakes place on the tweifh day Of August 1851
masrea hat me said petition be hoard IN. Patent
on Monday, the Stth of July it4 O'Clock m ana nil
persons are notified appear AVE
why snd petition ought o granted. = = y
PERSONS opposing the required Paf,,t
Ohce fhef objections, specially forth writing
Gays before the day OF hearing
70 be nsed At the said hearing, n
ordance with The rules the Office, which will be
Pile alton. "
The testimony be closed on the ran sav M mi,
sosi dspos'ons and other relied teony
be filed Office before morning OF the ls a.y
ofJniy 1854; the any, ten DAYS tbs
Ordered tina, this notice be published the Union inr,i
Feneer and Evening star, Washington D.
fhadelpha Pa Scientific American, New Po pastou
hn"sachnse'i and Inquirer, CINCINNATI Ohio
three successive weeks previous day July nert
the day ofhesrine -.--T 80 n. q n '"->'
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner ~ Patents
PsEdors Of the pagers will please copy and send
Nay l6-law3w '--S 80 1890
A MERsCAN HOUSE. Hanover street sos,on, nv
lewis NICE Rebuilt enlarged and furnished
she modern mprovemento and eonvenenres Tor
ton ofthe naveiirs public
Dee ~ (.
'ss Lh.sLiE's New Recsips. for Coosssng.Fer sale
49, TAYLOR A MAURY,s
""" bookstore, 9th street.
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nALrIMonE ANp onIo nAILnoAp FOR

Gnnnat LoytIe, fndanarss, Conrsrs, zare-ris Clsrs
iand Iolcdo, Cttoaro, ard 81 Lo,ns
THROUGH tickets all above points can be had AT the rail
road station IN Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington arriv in Wheeling
time with
mr. wclisvle, 10 m;les ton wkcifns direct Nv
'levoiand Toedo Chicago and Alton tencc scsmbost
mites, 70 ~ Louis Leaving Washington 8, they viii
connect the
for Cincinnati Louisville end for Indianapolis
from Lnwrenoeburr
m aso Tor GAINESVILLE and Columbus by road from
wheeling Passengers holding through
point route For information and cket a,py 10 n
PARsUNsi svent, Washington.
Feb 7-du Na.,er Trsn,rot,son
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MADAME DE sEvIcRIF's LETTERS in English, vols Jus,
wi imported London COPIES being
obtsiushie.
May FRANCK TAYLOR
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Salamander Safes.
LNANs WATSON, No 10 south Fourth street
IL Pa Gate No. 50 Dock rree) have large a.so
ment OF their
PATENT SALAMANCA FIRE AND THIRf-PRooF sAFEs
Bank vaults aud iron doors bank stores,
# PATENT sbATE-LINED REFRiG.RAToRs
Water hte seal and letter copying presses farbank platform
hnd counter
Sole agency or Butterwohs Hall
patent powder proof bank locks. Please q CALI
Reference made 70 few Of the many have our
safes ia
TJ Magder, 7h street, Pennsylvania sveuue Washing
ton, ID. q. = -
Farmers and Mesbancs' Bank, Ph1adelphia,ia safes.
United States Mint,
United States Arsenal Sin California, in philadelphia
Z Bnit~d States Appraisers once, philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philadelphia, safes
fhiladaphia, wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia. f-S'
Richard, Norris son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bnsk, Winchester, vfrainn
pod toag, Pennsylvania and
streets Washington, c. authorized orders for ana
make sales OF above.
May e-2swly EVANS n WATSON.
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- snider'sr Wines, phiIad,Iphin,

John ". SNiDlR dealer
wine store Of Jacob sntder No 20 Walnut street.
below Fourth
and liquors on the most accommodating terms.
JACOB SNYDER. a. agen, for the importation foreign wines,
ONCE Walnut
special wines,
upwards; ~oci
for his Joho Vaughan snidsr the patronage
fsrmer customers .s -...r... r##...
Al wines delivered Washington city by adams. Express
Gee Of freight.
June y-dly
SMALL FARM for ssio-i have for private farm
- Tepuay Town,
readily divided eotiage with Ave
OF ground attached. +.
for particulars inquire OF JAS. e.. MCGUIRE,
.E.. Auctoneor and Commission Merchant
June 2-6leod .... @.
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H..f q Washington May 70 1904
nRopos viii he received AT this department until O'Clock
on Monday for supplying the stationery
described ia ile schedule below.
stationery be OF The besi quality Samples must accom-
pany the bids ..4,--z, -, -.
uretes faithful iuhneat " his contract and thc aeiai
III the nsn 20 order tbs aecs saeh ups
quantities and 70 increase OF ainihi'h
the quar- titles below stated.
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WANTED 20 rent Immediately, a co,ssorssb,. dwell
rooms with kitchen, Sei location ward
Wanted on the lot 81 Novepher 6ni-hed
d~elng-house with psrors, five
scfen, panes stable, sc The bo.se
snd bath hriures, and the locality upobIectonshae
Persons having nirher the
tenants by leaving prorey
Price, Sc on or before Wednesday sib
scrbsr. IAs n uc.It,pr
Mar 0s-d Auctone Ger and fom,uis.,on Mc,ch.pl
TUFTS ts to give notice that .nbscsth~r hath oh.
tanned from the ofphan- ~ Washington cosay.
rc 81 Conprhia letters administration
o. hefnnder r. Woherspoon,
ceased Al having claims
hereby warned 20 exhibit the
subscriber, befre they Other
"ise by law he excluded from all Tho
eiVen under my hand this twentieth day May, 1854
LOUISA "A. WUTHERarOON,
Adhinsrsvfr
Account ard claims In fbs hands Of
" ~ Coolidge, Of Washington caeroo and srr,nrn
and who u legally authorized - discharge The
NJ. On ,..., LOUISA A, woJHERsPooN,
'p N'~''N'W .s5. Adnui-ranr
ThAL OF MATT. =. wARp.-rni snd authentic report,
with The speeches delivered End ne repr
Alnsd Ahen, e'ar attorney Common wealth ~.
Inc Religion Of the Mortimer
History In the University ~ Norway ~
kessnlrs rrsechcs; edited hy rrapc- N,wmsr.
ON sale at TAYLOR A. MAuRy'a
MsyN Ro~kssore, nssr Ooh street
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CHARLES MASON,

pshdors Of The above pagers will please copy and send
Nay l6-law3w 80 1890
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Tor RENTThs upper cling portion large build
situated a the 7t and fronting south
Market pace and Pennsylvania high
abov9 the about The
feet oug BY nineteen feet wide The dining room
t9H 1851 MS BY ef ''
ioo" s public formed BY the
@ and desirable for hotel or boarding
Ws. ps building is well arranged and has all
modern hanks,
conveyed through
the house Rent moderate
Possession immediately apply
I2lh street west between q and II
June s-eod2w at ANNE r.. DERMOTT.
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Statement Affairs Insu-
#.t.ss s.r rance Company OF New York, f#..E ##H"
No. III Bocdway, for the Pear ending 3 January 1854
Net hand January 3ls,, 1852 per balance
book 0a0 0co ~
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TO INVEsTORsThe pfhce OF Protective Ma
uonal Union 9Th street, opposite porco of the
The office ready and solicit
Tor it's members, with all possible despatch.
model shop will be Office
can bc made at the shortest
formation BIZ had in objects uponn
Al letters be addressed office where prompt
attention will be given -
Central ONCE, Washington, ID. q. Eatrb t.E'
T. O. CLAYTON, -.
President Of Inventors Protective National Onion.
Mari
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] vol, octave, 1919 pages, 81
Townsend Of Testament Ivol octave
927 pages. 81 rs.
Commentary on The Scriptures BY Patrick, Lowth, Whitley
others. vols, octave. ST.
Of lsssou, bs yoL' octave, full cloth
62
Methodist Sermons. | vol. octave, calf 81 cents
sydney Smiths Sermons. ] vol, fuii 2
Hsyward History and Account OF all Religions sec and De
nominations, VOL, full cloth. 50 m
Barow's Complete Works, 3vos octave full cloth.
Paysyis Complete Works vols, octave, three
Buders Memoirs Of Pious Women val octave fnll eath.
binding 80 .
DAubgnes History q the Reformation 4yols In s7 cents.
Jeremy Taylor the Lbsrty of Prophesyns cents
And many other valuable works u Diny The
OF puees.
TAYLOR.
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Commissioner Of the GenerS Land Office.

-#"2t NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the right Of presumption of the
townships and parts
racd required establish The the satisfaction of
register Of the proper land Office and make
this notice. before
for public
embracing claimed otherwise such claim will DO for
fetcd.
''Fst EEts.fEF E.fets.EI E#E .sa. JOHN WILSON
.t s. as## Commissioner Of the General Land Office
June 4-lawl3w
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FL ~ Bank Of tho Metropolis,
Washingten June g. 1854.
THE stockholders this bank
bank for The year
the Sd day OF July al a #E7
The polls viii at 10 O'Clock, close
: board SMITH,
June 3--eodt26june t3dJuly Cashier.
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LNo. oio.J
NOTICE extending the time reservation of
~ lands heretofore Withdrawn from sale along
MIsnssipPL tr# r. m I
Notice hereby given that lands heretofore
Withdrawn and ordered from or
ENTITY except Tor valid emp,ens until the Nh June
3i BY ppuee dated December IL 1884,
mites er side OF the route OF the
Toned, extended for The term Of months
Given pnder hand Of Washington tenth of
June 1854. - \
BY order OF the Presidents
~ ##E .s - JOHN WILSON,
-. Commissioner Of the General Land ohice.
Jupe 1l--1awi3w ..'.t
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RON ALk or L~nss-A eommodous four story and attic house
side, O
tains twelve and has
throughout Terms possession siven
aeS Address room 90 Solicitors Once Treasury Department.
l5--dn
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SOMETHING NEW-ln consequence the
bestowed Tho Metropolitan Gallery, proprietor
with Mr. Verge, artist
process dasnsreopes viii b. coored with buiancy
bliy unBaDaba me
To avoid disappointment renIenen invited 10 maxi
made the hour designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers store Pennsylvania avenue between ~ and
. GEO. ADAMS, Artist
Mar l6--du ....
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tIrn OF P"ssnarg ann County Of Ansgh~sy. Penn
yvanaWe offer for the
The city Of Pnrburg and OF AsGhsny,
These bonds are issued To te Psburg Connesve
COMPANY, by which they guaranteed r.
sirsbe Investment - =
The sands together with the exhibit statistical ipNu
nau"r may be obtained personally letter.
zf#4 +. .tsT.# .ass - JOHNsTON BHOTHERa, Co,
r.ale. 8. u 80. 1. 1880 BANKERS and fiscal Agents
Ian le-dAcpu
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No 5l2l
~ offices In the Territory OF MINNESOTA. ~
pursuance OF the Congress
ued An act 10 establish Iand disc In The er,,r,
OK is hereby dsciafed
ONE ,o' me Roof Rrvss Dsrucrn has been
present. ~ the President n the Cnited States,
bRowssriILs and that cr e " brwoTv at the
iownof ntHsssroLrs, both on the Mississippi
Given under ashnctop this tysnty
hird day Of May, A. D. 1854. = I, +. ~
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner Of tho General Land Once.
May 94-2aw6w r. ~ 80
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United states Hotel, Phtiadclphia.
FNBIS woknown establishment liable and ~.
furnished IN modern style, parIors on the 6s 0oo
,s centrally situated Chestnut
eadeopposs the cnsom.honse and Independence Han
CAPT. CHAs. H. MILLER,
whose a . known IN shall ou.
nothing b his future efors highest
gnar1ded 10 all who may favor him with their company
In adv ance. - " -
PHiLA psLPHiA, Aiay, 1854. III
June lt-dIyesr #fs...
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ARREST or A RUNWAY GIRL IN MALE
ATTIRE.

About three weeks ago girl IA years Of age. named
Eza Ann Peacock or Smihers, she occasionally called
herself suddenly disappeared from the home of family
who had adopted her. living in Philadelphia and for some
time their efforts TO ascertain whittier she had gone were
rutless Recently however che traced to this City,
and advertisements inserted in several of the papers,
announcing her sudden disappearance and offering re-
ward of SIS for her apprehension From information re-
Gently received at the Chiefs Office Officer Morley yester
day succeeded in discovering and arrssng the truant
She was found in the hosiery store of Richard Nenabes
No 1872 Canslst, dressed in male attire, and doing
clerks duty behind the counter at salary of 81 so per
week Her dress neat, and she looked like smart
active boy and Mr felt well satisfied with the manner
in which she waited upon his customers. Her hair was
clipped short and her whole appearance completely dis
guied her sex that no suspected her She passed
under the name of Edward Murray Previous to engaging
with Mr. venables she applied TO Mr. Eyerdell No. 3O2
Broadway fol a situation clerk She had no letter OF
recommendation and Mr. f. declined engaging her without
one day or two afterward she called again, with the
following letter purpor;ng 10 have been written by her
mother which was found in her pocket at the time of her
arrest This letter probably written either by herself
or some friend 1t reads as follows:
PHILADELPHIA Jan. T. 1884
Mr. EvrRDELL; In compliance with the request my al
this ana IL answer TO your as 90 h en
act.r affixed history Of his lie lie was bora N
Newport r. L. where he remained till ouI o. ave years Old snes
have been travelling nearly a.
lat Eve this he has been educated principally
hy he has been cso
Markets I'LL within the last during which time ms n1s
been assisting about the house, and think may safely s hA
he well gil o. his hy husband
s min,e kut being unable along we'll he few
since took to drinking which made matters still worse since iha
time BY embroidery to support tins family on
nv nuay falling and not long SINCE Ed"ad sac 70
me Mother will NewIork and If get place
Gov am old enough 10 somsihng and then live esss
eou,ced for something be done and thought be
YES old enough employment IA for his ehnaer tnns
you End serve you a. honestly no
uly for come quite that eyes e partial aaa
q mothers would the same. Yours traIy o S,OhnAl
NP-HeHnE that a neighbor o. going to Nsw-ior
intrnsted the letter in his charge
When coming to this City enc brought with her small
and pretty black terrier and being requested to return
to Philadelphia in charge Of an officer she refused to 20
without this dog which was house in Fourth st. Yes
terday afternoon teegraphe dispatch from Philadelphia
was received requesting her to be detained at the Chiefs
office until person who should be sent on by her parents
should arrive and take her home and day she and her
dog viii probably return
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DIED.

FARRINGToN-on the 18th inst Oliver FsTringon sseA
and friends Invited attend bis funsrs hs
isie residence No SS Materst, the 2th ipst sf2P
FLANDSEAu-Ou "Wednesday, Jan IS Mr. Georse W. Fiss-
arssu ia the So o. his
rclsiives and friends respectfully attend sis
funeral a O'clock this afternoon hs fathers rdeaes Il
Rochelle.
LIVINGSTON Phadephis the 18th Decs nber
Fersusou Livingston Eco formerly Of tbs City.
MAHON- rueday Jan n in the Ssh Of Der Mary
Anne beloved daughter Of Edward and Mary MAha
resdepts of Carson. County MONAGHAN Iceland
The friends the family requested attend
her funeral residence Ltle Water sn1
Lht.-ss Brooklyn. Thursday a. O'clock
NALIORY-In this CITY on Wednesday morning 18th last H.
ram Mallory Esq. OF Chicago m aged s. years
His funeral viii the hous. 81 Mr. H. Pe,oa Ne
IS Hammond-st Jan 10 Wis friends invited attend
SPEAR-On WEDNESDAY eseupg 18th, William D. Of Wa
and Jane spesr in the 18th year ofhs
The relatives and ends OF the family respectfully Invited 70
attend funeral from the residence of bis paren No y Foarh
St this afternoon az o'clock.
TATT-on he 18Th inst, OF eryspels Hannah Tan, aged
years and months
Her friends and respectfully invited TO Attend
funeral Friday 10Th inst At 10 o'clock NJ from the suf
lk.stC Church
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BROOKL YN II,ENS.

The CHARTER or THE CONSOLIDATED Clrf.-Ine
Consolidation still engaged IN prepaFins the
City and expected will have ready tor
Submission the Legislature Tor ccnnmauon an early Gay AT
the meeting held communication from Nichols re-
asking consideration of proposition TO eontnue ooh ns
the Cities Also communications from hoeft
Fire asking that the under
increased to s5e With reference these sbscs subdivision
- section title amended read follows To raise
exceeding Slo per annlm toward deitafng
Hospitals and raise 81 90 annually
the Anniversary OF American ndep ndence
the the OF the FIRE De
Fund OF the Eastern Western Districts Of said City to bs
pooned according 70 the taxable property
the 81 co. 70 be appoFrOasd
DpensaIes Of Brooklyn and Wamsourgh 10 te
dschargug prisoners from the Aldermen section
title the Collectors Of Taxes and Asses
mens required give security Ia the o. $1,000 TOR the
Western the Eastern District Sec II OF
title ievd The OF office OF the CITY
and elected appointed 70 be elected Or appoint
ed the present Cities of Brooklyn and Wlamsoargn aud
town Buswck prior the day preceding the hst Monday
January shall expire that except ths COecto OF
Taxes said town whose term OF ohes shall ex
Of July 1855" Commissioner Spraglo presented
b report on the subject the Police bed The principles re-
Gently adopted which ordered TO be printed Iae
Bosrd then adjourned 10 the 18th lust
CARRIAGE AccrDRsT-Mr. Smith NOstram and wife,
on their Jamaica village few das since In wagon
thrown DOth "o
horse running away
The Dean st. Industrial School, established some two
since accumulation girls getting
between
and The the children and progress
learning Is such would do credit to any school
SENTEscEs-In the Court OF Sessions yesterday Daniel
Stein and John Mae convicted Of attempt
sry tho State Prison for four years and six
months each.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 49, 1854

az evident that the accused IL guilty Of that oense
indeed not only there not sufficient probable cause to
charge the defendant, but aside from some contra
dieting statement made by himself after the fire
az 10 his precise whereabouts the time the burning was
rst discovered and which in view Of the peculiar circun
stances Of the occasion and the probable state Of his
mind may extent be reconcled with his perfect
innocence there is evidence tending in the
moest degree 10 mpcste him in the felOny-neithsr
malice interest any motive whatever is shown that
m eht be supposed to induce the II is abundanty
evident upon the showing Of the witness for the prosecution
that Eugent not known 20 be at about the
Hall until least several minutes Of the existence Of the
fire he'd been discovered by three other
While every fac. considered almost evidence tending
to excite suspicion against the accused sdduced aud
clear in the opinion that in point Of truth he Is wholly
innocent Of the heinous crime imputed Let him be dis
charged.
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NE TROPOLITdN HALL.

CHARGE OF ARSON AGAINST JANIS SUGEsT-DEcsIoS OF
JUSTICE sTUARr-sUGEYr DISCHARGED.
About II O'Clock yesterday morning James charged
with setting FIRE to Metropolitan Hall was brought before
Justice Stuart at the Jefferson Market Police Court when
the Justice rendered the following
DECISION:
In the matter of the burning Of the Metropolitan Hall
and Lafaree Hotel have upon complaint against Jas
Nugept as party guilty Of the arson made thorough
and faithful examination into the matter and upon
alteration of the evidence and OF all the circumstances OF
the case am of the opinion that these buildings were set
on FIRE by the hand OF an incenday but BY no means
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WILLIAMSB URGH ITEMS.

IyeUEsT.-The Coroner James HanfOrd, held an in
opst YESTERDAY at house Nor Eighh the body OF Mary
Sery who died very suddenly he night previous while sitting IA
chair hold ng her After hearing the testimony OF several
witnesses Jury rendered verdict that deceased came TO nsr
death fl ON intoxcAti0n and destitution
Common Council ITEMs-At the last meeting of the
Common Council resolution adopted directing the Ordnnce
Committee report Board ordinance designating certain
FIRE limits within which all buildings shall DO erected OF brick or
resolution adopted directing tho Street Commits to
have bck sewer North Nnthst betwesn
Sixth asd Seyenthsts - N. - -
poineo Corporation papers.