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The true Democrat., 1854-05-09

Ok BRLS. Extra Superfinc Flour; H~eI 10 dozen of Baltimore fresh can Oysters;
 20 brls old copper distilled Whisky.
 20 half " Received from Cincinnati per Forest Rose. May , NJ. TANTI
The true Democrat., 1854-05-09

Boots and Shoes! EM 4 N Assortment of every description, on A A hand and for sale by J. LEVY. May '54 Linens, COttonades, Tweeds, and Jeans. 4 Great variety on hand add for sale by A J. LEVY. May 9 ':4
The true Democrat., 1854-05-09

T Boots and Shoes. fD0 prs Wom's goat, heeled Boots, <Ss lLO l2o prs kid, R. R. lace <
 86 prs Lasting Caters, fine article,
 12 < Boots,
 l2 '' Buskins,
 F < Victoria Ties,
 24 Misses Goat Jenny Lind Boots,
 12 Broze Buskins Lot of chdrens fancy Shoes 56O prs mems light kip peg Brogans 12o prs Creole do. do 40o prs Russett 60 prs boys black Broeans, 50 prs Russett. Just received and for sale low by May g. A. J. HUTT.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-09
Cents Shirts and Drawers,
Bacon Hams and Sides.

\ MOST beautiful article of genteman's linen bo- A somed shirts and lace drawers for sale low.
 April 25, 1854 D. B. HANDEL.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-09

Bacon Hams and Sides. 1 O00 LBS choice bacon hams; l,GUO ,000 lbs G '' sides; Received. per steamer Magnolia, and for sale by April 25, 1854 RAPLEY, HANGER & Co. Record Books for County Clerks, etc. MEADE to order of superior paper and binding, lvl just received, all sizes.
 April 25, 1854 JNO. E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-09
c 0 M M E R c I A l. :.

Qfce gftae Picayane, Saturday, April 29, 1854. COTTON-The demand was not general and re- suited in the sale of 4,5OO bales Prices show de- cline of 14c. the qualities below good middling Ordinary ...6A@7 Low Middling g.......................7 ..7I@7L
 
 Good Middling. .SM@9 Middling Fair .9AM915 dlI J14 SUGAR-e5) hhds. were sold at steady prices.-
The true Democrat., 1854-05-09
Fresh EInur afc

f00 OZ. of Quinine, Farr's) on hand and for sal UOO cheap for cash, at the New Drug Store, by
 Mav2 w. w. ADAMS.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-09
Hats! HatS!!

Hats! Hats!! D DOZ. fashionable Silk Hats; dog. do. feather ~ edge; doz. Moeskin;l doz fashionable white Cassimere; doz. Kossuth Hats; 2 dog. Magyar; 3 dog. Campeachy; dog. Sissel; l2 doz Palm Leaf doz. Cuban; dog. Citizens, assorted; 6 doz Wool mems and , doz boys; doz Creole, assorted. Just received and for sale by A. J. HUTT. May9.
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DIED..

BLOODGOOD-At Flushing l.. on the 9th inst, Francis
Blood Of Joseph Boodgood, n d. deceased and
Hsity Boodsroc eyed 81.
His relatives add those Of the family respect
fully invited 70 sttend h. funeral without further notice At
the residence Of bis n0heE on sunday lh inst al oeock
Pm
BOOTH-In Poushkeep,ie suddenly. on Nov. g. Miss Lydia
Booth for several jean Principal Of the Cottage Hill Sem
BAssRTT-At sherlocks Ear Merced River. California
Sept 49, by accidental downing. Henry BGSset Of DR.
Benl Bsssett. Of Peekskll. N Y.
CONkLIE-Noy g. 1854, Ssrah Louisa osIy daughter OF
Richard and Euene ConsiD.
Relatives snd friends invited 20 send the funeral Tomorrow
ISundsyl at A. NJ. from No Z75 Broomest
FORMAk-fdty evening, Nov. TO- ssed 80 yesrs months
ard n Gays Hannah NJ, wife of Walter q. fornan, and
daughter OF james Wills
Funeral service At her late residence No IS Johnson
Brooklyn sunday. hh inst a. r. d. Her remains Will
be Weseheser County for inefmeut MONDAY
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully inyi
ted o attend her funeral, without further notice
KATTE-In Brooklyn Friday afternoon, Nov TO- afer
severe illness. Mrs Edw o Katie.
Her relatives and friends also tbcee Of her walter and
her 1hos Jane. respectfully invited attend her
funeral ST. Lake. ChaIeh, Cntonsv Futonay,
on Monday afternoon, Nov Is, a. J o'clock
nATTiSON-O Friday mornog last OF consIfnpon A. NO
the res5-nee Of her .Ounla~ MI AIariah Fisk
Mr.. A.ensth Arth OF Petesborsh, Rensselaer, County,
ssed 10
Her funeral will place this day Saturday, at O'Clock
when th. friends Of the sroily invited To attend.
Troy psIers please copy.
PUhDY-On Thur,day 9Th inst, Sarah daughter OF Elijah
ard etpfis Puidy - a.
AZ the residence Of her parents No IS Ludlow St. where Me
relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 10
Her remains will be taken to W bite Plains on Mon
day 18th inst att A M
WRIGHT-ln this City. Friday afternoon, Nov. 10 at
his residence No 1876 udsonst Of eonsnmpon William T.
Wright son Msjor James and Charity Wright ormer
Of Sandy H2 N. Y sDd late of the firm OF Denton q
Wright aged a years and months
Notice Of funeral ia Herald OF tomorrow.
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Personal.

IIoRsiATIoS wASTED-Of Rachael my wife who
"a dsy o. November inst. LEFT her uy
lives: Viraels. HefSinieT County, ~ " and ~ an in
Ess preceded loot ADD BY Stage 10 U,cs whe-e chs
- ioifrS BY Ghiaz CrE1b who lsn White the day
evrs ala eng he song Bnghs aud p-o.
~, slouc Welt his wife era t~o ebildfca Rscae Wis
onsn she last two OF the months Srgnb aad beta
Isrce4 " ny family aud an TcFsuA1,d be bod
ID pe " lib ny v1 TO him st Use. he 81
nat followed he 4th 10 Uacs, AID leTaed that the
s..e rt GIrive 10 time the u la for the
Wet ard that CTHub hired carriage and With my vile pro
rseSeo Rome AN lea sith thee ts girls ased esPec-
foanson ten and scyep years. thoy ghese almost incrs
ssuy and refuse to be oouscd Any Information OF toe
h-abous OF my wife VII be consolation and " she
r., cpftsd her ioy ~ presume sue has shall b. hapDy
n have her return TO her family aud viii send her the material
"a sud rsive Der o6e6ses she viii return desire that
% F msy be pubiishsd In TBE NEW YORg TEIBUNE snd
hoe rnsy the notice Of my wife VINO think n she
X. o. opportunity, will be glad 10 return "a her family
ALOSZO d. BARTLETT
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THE TURF.

USloS COURSE, L. I.--TRoTTNG.-Fr,dGy. Oct.
10. 1854. Match for $500; mile heats, best in 5.
Woodruff b. Bess, 10 go h. wagon. received
forfeit.
. PGtes Dr. Morgan Ito skeleton wagon paid
Forfeit
CEETREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TRoTTISG.-T'h Thurs
.oy Oct. .. Match for $500; mie and reapeat.
u kehoe rsues T. MsyFy ...............-.......1
Owner names br m Lilly Dale
TINE: 2:tOi-2: f7-2Dl
CEsrREvILLE COURSE, l.. L-TRoTTIyG.-Wednes
Foy. Oct. 6. Match for 81 600; play pay, mile
beats, best ms.
J. Whelpley eh. G. william Tell, ito skeleton
RI. Woodruff baDes IN Boston Girl, Ito go bs
TINE: 242-2:43-2:43.
This was the best race Of the season, and closely
eoDte sttd from beginning to end. The was the
favorte, at 100 10 10. There was heavy amount of
nooey lost this race as the stallion won in three
straight heats.
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By TELEGRAPH 70 THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AT KINGSTON, C. W

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AT KINGSTON, C. w
KNesroS, CIV, Nov. II, 1854.
Last sght two destructivefreS occurred here The
first broke out at o'clock in the "checkered' store
corner Of Princess and Bagot-sts. The wind was
blowing gale the entire night, aud the flames spread
fearfully Destroying 81. Paurs church, the buildings
occupied by Criichford & Hanlan, and Sullivan Cone
and others, and the stores of Delange 81 Bower.
The second fire commenced at O'Clock in the st.
George Assembly Rooms, corner OF Wellington and
Barrett.sts and destroyed the entire corner block
Mesghers buildings, two stone houses and four build
ings on Redout-st., and large numbers Of families
were driven HOMELESS into the storm.
DUNG the night, the steamer Prince Albert, lying
at shsws hart was discovered to be on IRE, but tue
flames were fortunately subdued before much damage
was done.
Tie losses BY the sbove-named fires have not yet
been sscertained.
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These are all the Counties
aOckland Las gone for Uln,nn,
1ut Is said to be neailya lie
between Clark sud Seymour.
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CITY ITEMS.

TUE LAWS OF AuTUM.-The leaves are falling,
Sailing in town and country, in forest pasture lane
and street All along the stony pavement OF tue 0"y
ths leaves Law on the cold stones, embems oil decay
;,c ra,ureof the fall Of all things that live and move
or the earth. 49,,
sveepipa sweeping every day are thousand
b,oom 10 oafh,r up the fallen leaves that have fallen
rb,,e thew are not wanted. They are never wanted
xbare tbey fall and fallen leaves are always getting
into sOuebodys way, and so the broom 30. 70 "orA
70 se item out Of bis path but greaer oroo~
sweeping down, leaving the limbs where they "ere
growing &C green and beautiful only few days ago.
s,Atk and stiff as things Of death rather than ilie'
Sweep sweep sweep, and still the leaves come down
Ike the flakes Of the irst snow Of autumn, only tnai
they have none Of that wilderness.
And n they had like city snow, how soon all Una.
parity would be Iost-tramped under the army oil
fst hat crsh the falling leaves Of autumn down INTO
o miry bed
A., Il ia no, only the leaves falling from the
|sa. hat are srnmpled under foot. Buds blossoms
AT e,,i,,he fruit Of human toil-yes, human LIE,
|all f. N he earth and are swept out OF the way, or
s,,,o,a.d under foot-trodden down into the mire,
,ara ,bey perish as the leaves-the falling ioaVeS Oh
,,.,,..o Who counts the faen--who cares "nere
tbey fa 20 that they do not fall in our pa'n 'r ''e
soon swept out Of ~ A..
r., ,s.y--oo. Il was the year before-when inc
law. ware falling we were out in the country "nero
nspe leaves tinted with gold, and all the 'a'osS'cu
tuae tia. make up the richness OF the autumn ~
"a American forest. It's glorious sight, which the
pslnssr has often attempted to deDnesie pa' s"a!s
ss1ing where he begun-in on a"e"P''
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LAW LNTELLLGENCE
sUPEHoR cOURT-Gnts,t rsss-orcrnoss
ALLEGED F2AUDr LINT sroCX ISsrES.
isrlera Railroad Company sst Alexander H. Kyle Jt

ALLEGED FRAUDULENT STOCK ISsuEs
Harlem Railroad Company ssS Alexander H. Kyle j.
ApneAl from ar Cgler DENYING motion % seat, o.
ser o. OF defendant ete sserssy OF the Harlem Raa
rosG Go surd co clam large quanty Of stock alleged
- hsve besn uea aim ant converted % "a eva use
TIE Cpznv Chief Justice OAKLEY n evtns ths opinion
Of the Court stes in opposition % the motion 10 ~.
order tbs. 1, j. ipossiec 70 sinsua the eenras
rr ~. fraudulent ISSUES probability u that the Con
pany will have sssuue the Whole q t ,.
denied hs defendant sgdaeasy issHed Nd s.ocs
CT ouehing Of the hind He does nos deny that Ne mas
ufed ssue one but that the holders the fadnleat
sfosk II any that 10 brrs suit ssssst an aud net tas
Company
irvm he fsct the Judf. said alleged that viii BE- TN
possbe distinguish the fraudulent om shf geaa,ne sea
SAe rroh-by Company will have 20 ne tie
retire stock brins then wigha the nss Of
their chatter but ths Pont oiber ana important ess
nvo I'd II sisr sues srd the qae.sioa IN ts broad
shape will probably before soon the Court viii
cout i.efin ,.v r.rnsr bv living an erpisa-Aat IA "a
efficient say in the present proceedus that dssA
sufficiently sce hod the defendant bail ssA
the motion 70 vaese the order Of ordasy denied
FLkADlN6S N SUITS By MKT OF KIN.
Charles saford sgG Drew Newt4a-
Suit. under the act, az slnst the ownersof steam
Boat DAMAGES Tor the oss Of Of psnf al
legged TO have been sed BY the nesseOes OF the agents
servants OF defendant demusv In sns that the
complaint defective does aver that uest
OF deceased that he damNs
BY the death of atcesd The Court that both
the demurrer srmed to abide event. plaintiff 80 have
liberty 10 amend
INSTITUTION FOR COSTS AND rxPESsEs on APPEALS
tarna,ias KsuOuse p.nf 10 error agt John Martin a.
fendsnt In
IL is discretionary with the Court whether, on sp-
meals, thew will order restitution for expenses &c leave
party to Lilo remedy by suit Motion to compel restitution d.
med but without costs
tn Cour, there blame toe part Of plss
Tia a. 70 the notice. Motion denied without costa
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JAIL ADJUSTMENTS IN Misunderstanding to Tie
Lofa,ette Ind Journal the prisoners in the ial at
that place have Jolly good time every day 1t says
Through the kindness of the jaior they have been
nrovided with violin, and one Of the number being
coed ptayer they have frequent cotiloD parties or
stsg dances. which have the advantage OF being
sssct without that stiffness and formalty peculiar
TO such entertainments in higher circles They have
recently made valuable acquisition to Their number
Of the law and owing the tightness Of the money
market was unable to pay the cost and was Gagged to
satisfy The insulted dignity Of the State He got up
an exhibition the first evening Of his incarceration,
of his companions.
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BROOKZ YIN ITEMS.

THE WLIIaMsBURGH DrsruRBAsor Sheriff Lott
ordered the following companies out yesterday after
nooD 10 proceed to Williamsburg for the purpose OF
enforcing order in the event OF repetition Oh Inc
scenes of the night previous they were unoer 'ne
command of Lieut. Col Wizeman, and are anacnea
to the 18th Regiment: Con'inentals' Csp'' SnNpi
City Cadets, Capt. Edmonds; Montgomery GUARDS
Capt Morrison Light Guards, Sergt. osuihvani
City Guards, Capt. Everdell, and the Greenwood
Guard. They were accompanied by martial music
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COURT OF GFEERAL sEssIoNs-Fap,y-B.eo,.
Ind RFERy

THE PFyERELLT ARsos casE-Secopd davl
Tie case OF Cbas. A. Peverelly. charged with hay
ms On he nshi q the 9Th Of July ss an attempt 70
Ire hs store No lE Frons. WHICH the contaiaed
storage tie goods Of vaiou. merchants vas resumed AZ the
opening % Court The evcenee ihus Ear sddueed went 20
thow that the day which the alleged attempt was ade
the poner purchased Eve LaTes o. oil eanphens fro1
sdeaer IN Wiasbursn; that took them for him
10 NE Store that the evening OF the day The store
oek ed uu. By the porter that boars ser
h' private wAiehnan in passing the store put
BIS head out Of window, aud thinking there ixht be
thieves in the store. obtsIed aGn4nce much against the
wa OF The person inside that this person the prisoner
that upen erEntns the store, along with other police
and the Fire MAMMAL quantity Of cotton with oil
ana wss found placed close The ceiling o the
cellar foO and also in OF the foor that two can
dies found close beside this Cotton each stuck int bot
tee and in fact that everything Iesdy a conssra
oD; also that quauty Of goods placed there on storage
lSd been sed and the supposon that accused 10
bnef om the demand Of the ner, had intended
destroy the ba6Hg and ~hst goods in L. Th-
went IN This until late hour Last evening" when
the prosecution had yet number Of witnesses examine
Is Is expected hat verdict viii be rendered odal
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CIRCUIT COURT-Befg-s Jzirs ROosyvILr
SsH1el s0Iu AIT " l44an A h15b- Plts BrrGasn, az
otLsrs
Cese n six suits Of electnent 10 recover lot OF
lsod IN Nineteerh sEfh Az, with the t11nS
thereon telfd . hionE Il lee, - Paii AaS 70 be II
jutily wifLh-d > te.endsnts
The 0i - q sx vhh were nortg.red 70 the Loaa Con-
rsoneTs ssd the foreclosed under the law to
nersyrsnto Of Interest The os ed Ass.saed, an
Ger the foreclosure 70 NJ William MeCoal. WHO sold
10 Mr Kot0e and tie ster the other d-e1dazs They
were a tie the n lsi ots bur have since been
buiit upon
Oh me part n paats u who.e behalf the suit IL brought
BY Mr. JehH 1O~uk-nd defended BY A-srs Ciak Wetmor-
snd BeSrs "A srzed thAt the proceedinss By the Loan
Conn oEers IN assigning the noTssge syulU and
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Total. 800. ~, 1856
lOl.

TOTAL .---. -, $50
Clark apparently ahead. .......... 1O1.
Other papers have Chsmurg 6S2 over Seymour,
which We think is incorrect Our report Oi5
for SEYMOUR is based on returns from all but one
town in the County, and We think caunet be ma
terialy shaken.
Washington County is vsriously reported $40,
1900, and 900 for Clark. The highest number
seems the freshest but we think it will not hold.
He would gladly compromise on 800.
Otsego seems as likely to 20 over as under
1900.
Herkimtr-We give on the report of a most in
telligeut citizen who left Little Falls on Thurs.
day, and had seen most of the returns. We think
it cannot 90 higher.
Dslarare is said to be complete, aud shows an
Unexpectedly favorable result. (Sam was not
about much there.)
Htacheser, we hope, will go under 900
perhaps 700. We can get no reliable returns
however, ard let our figures stand at safe
point.
Every charge We have made to-day in our re-
turns fayors Clark, putting him trile ahead Of
Seymour.
These returns do certainly look Clarkish bat
it will be as well no< to shout just yet The Know
Nothings did it on Tuesday night and the SOfts on
Thursday night, and they have both felt foolish
about il ever sinoe.
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CIrPRENlE COURT.-In the matter Of the APP

nlesron Of tie Mayer Aldecmen A1d Connon.ly Of me
civ OF New YOrk relative to the OPENING Of such pars
EIGHTY TIL IRD-STREET, fonl the fifhsvenrs 70 ths
-, River (pot opened IN the City OF Now fofh
We the Conmsionets Of Estimate s.d Assessment eersia
herb, the owners occupant or oee
nsn, 81 A. houses and lott and mpSoyed and anmProse<
lands affected thereby and 10 al othso whom may eoncsrn
a. follows, 70 ~iI: .-.--u.-..
and III. al oeT,ons whose Affected there05 As
who NAV be opposed the DO present nsr
srrtnr dufy verified 20 WILLIAM h ELTlNt, Es4, oui
ChairnsD a the of;ce Of the Commissioner No 81 Crsn
her. street. seeond story onf N mis- City, On or ee,cr
the l5th tay OF October 1884 ,...
seeord That any person per5ons VITO may eon1er mem
give, ,rEeyed bJ sid Estimate sad Assessment VII be heard
IA orposou 10 the sae before me sane place. a.
TLird Thai the Abstract Of the aid EstE.te md Asess
r,ent toreiher xsh nsps and also al the ardaE csc
.,e and ether documents which were used oy u N Ia
h, our report have been deposited 10 the Street COMMISSION
AZ. OF of Ctr and County o. there % feAs
mill lie 18th say Of November. 1854
Fosrth That the limits embraced By tbs Asess1ert sote
aid ave a. follows AL those pieces Of land situated t
a. Cir, ontus both sdes OF Shgy third street eetwees
IN, s.,tsfly .s 81 the Phsveaue and the Ess RIVER ara
e.eadinE on norihery and southsEy sides OF ksny
sr-.t 10 he middle Of the Hooks ether sds thereof ss
prem, Court OF the state OF kesfort, az aspeeA Isn
thereof TO be held the Guy Hal IN tae sad cry % SAT
IRpAY tire lsth dag OF November A D. 1854 O. ne opes
nr OF be Coa that day .nd thai thsa and ere OF e 90
counsel b heard ciien WI % Hsas -
WILLIAM q ELrIs6.
MICHAEL HART lcSor-sa'asn
j. SHERMAN BROwhELL,
usy.T sFt, ssp.ec ssr :. ~ Wv"
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MARRIED..

BRowH-BREwER-In this City, Sunday evening.
Nov s. By the Rev Mr. hlett, 81 his residence No 500
Broom, Mr. william L. Brown. Of Louisville. KY to
Jane, daughter Of Robert Brewer, Of tbs City.
hANDFORD- EBBETS-On Wednesday Nov. 8, at S.
Matthews Church BY the Rev. d. Pound Mr. Isaac Hand.
ford late Of California TO Mas Emma Ebbetts, Of this City.
San Frspcisco pspers please copy.
Sin Saint Louis Missouri on Thus
DAY Nov. g in the Church Of the Messiah By the Rev DR.
Eliot Rowland HsEaTd Jr. Of Newport z l., and MIR
saret Eo; dsughteI Christopher Rhodes Esq Of 81 Louis
JACKsOE-DESTCE-At Freehold, J., on Wednesday.
Nov BY the Rev d. H. CAN'T Mr. Peter Jackson of New
Yok CITY Mis-, Sarah j. daughter Of John s. Deniee ESQ
lief rme
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT, &c.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Nov. H. 1854.
The damage TO the draw bridge at Grays Ferry is
not vet repaired and il will occupy several days 70
make all right again. The train last night could not
start and this morning the passengers walked across
the bridge and took the cars on the opposite side.
Owing to the trains being all thrown out OF time two
accommodation trains came in collision near Marcus
Hook. The passengers escaped uniDjured, bat the
engines were much damaged.
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The benefit OF Mis- Kate Bstetnsr, aud positively
,he last appearance # tue Betemsn Children in NeE-
iork pn"r to Their fDal retirement from the stage,
WIZ t'ke pace this evening. Owing to Illness Miss
Ellen Bs'eman will be unable to appear on .he oc-
ces"n but their admirers will nevertheless renem-
Der the occasion. which il ole Of interest.
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Th- 81 n-ts rsEse p-Y tie .no-ni Of ther policy
TIE grcund thsf poly hsG been cancelled that request
rsde N them allow cOosbs ,ppsstzs snd sean . e
plsced 10 T. shich tbs 6ecrs4 d. zad AIRED he
policy should ~ cancelled Ti sls5 that the OBJ EAon
enc e5 y crenios zoo ~h the la rarr-
Horse a. sisss0ns and riAcE coos ng spP.rsus n
For c.stdsaf Nsszs B. Z Bss.sf X. P. T0~nsene ane
"A 1 Eark
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CoLunBIA CoLLrer.-The Senate COMMITTEE
investigate into the affairs Of Columbia conss.
adjourned to-day, afs- receiving me los ~.
Samuel b. Rugyies. Their report WI NV
I'd Until tho 6rs. Of JAa9ST
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COr-pT CaT.pNnAR

SUPREME CoURT-Geper0i I1m-Monday.-No
"A, Is IL, ~, II. IS. 10. so. lC5. I23 to IS3
CIRCUIT CoURT-Monday-No 1864, 7ls, sos,
el4 seq $50 sa ss2 90 st s $50 eSs 95s, 1871 sjl IA
SUPERIOR CoURr-M onday-Nos. rs 10, 1921,
sS rs 7s 7e 9s 49, ga s9a SIS l2s 6o2 s32 $50 s4 to
g70. ~. ~. 80. rs e6i
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fAdvertisementi

LIPE.SIZE PHOTOGRAPHs.-The attention Of
the public called style Of DAGuERREorYPEs on
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The smaller szcs resembling the most delicate Mniature
feet tenes of size can be made BY the process from
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FIRES.
rtPX IN wxsr xrsH1EssrH.sr.

About ~ O'Clock. SstSrrsy soruics. Ere bross
oui IN he blacksmith chop No. 100 Wet Eighteenth.
st. occ,pioc by Jo6a wisos. Tie flames were ek-
trGu.sted beiors much damage o,curfed
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PERTAINS OPERATIC TROUPE give another
.en.,op Of their side splitting BuRLrs9uEs ON NORM
LII rxrsiSe with ho OF Ethiopian songs Dances ana
sn,ston, such as they produce with telling eject
on the risibes Of their ssdienees LIZ PETITE
three characters
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bten At any tire FOR months, end prob,biy would
have been ust great If he price I'D not been
duced to shilling. At the present rate Of removal
it will take tao or three onihs to cls.r TIRE building
snd then comes the question, A" whs; wiz be done
with the Crystal Palace"
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NATIONAL

NATIONAL THEATER.-TO-night this popular
tbesier am oupees most powerful entetsne "a W.
sSifT Sir Grstian Dawson. MI O. J. smith PTS ~. =.
Nichols Miss Hathaway, ana Mr T. L. FOX WIKI '' "''
aIing
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CUPREME COURT-County Of Kings.-Th'

CUPREME COURT-County Of Kings.-The
- RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COaPANr szAi5s
SOIp. Jr' and - ARNOLD. hi, Wife, and coRNEL,u.
BLAKE-summon.f for Rsei1l CON net yo M
1r and = ARNOLD, his Wife defsnfant1; You are
hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint 70 tes seoa
Knss a. the City Hal City Of Brooklyn AID to ..rve
COP, your the subserbes Ct Their once no w
ser the Of this on you OF tnr dsy
~ .nrh --rys; and YOU s the said com plant
br tee tire sforessd the plaintiff. In his action will
y 20 the Cont Tor the relief demanded in The complaint
Ey,,ss ss,,s,oh.r II IaSl PEET & NICHOLS.
100 I.wfws Pl,inriSS Attorneys