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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-17
Eagle Hotel,
Mlmfrtesboro,' 9lortb Carolina.

TNHE undersigned having purchased the above
Property Of its former over, Perry Carter,
Esq, will take possession of the same on the
1st day Of April next, and in a few days thereafter
will be prepared for the reception of guests. This
House has been recently enlarged and extended to
the length of 100 feet fronting on Main Street
the old part thoroughly rebuilt and improved,
with rooms large and commodious for the accom-
mediation of families wishing to sojourn a few
weeks at a time, with their children at School in
the Village. The House occupies a central location,
commanding a beautiful view of both the College
Buildings. 1t shall be the aim of the present owner
to establish the reputation of this House upon a
firm basis, so as to make it in every respect emit
tied to public favor. He solicits patronage and
promises that none shall go away having a treason
able excuse for being dissatisfied. The rooms in the
building (all having fre-places) are neat, comfort
able and well-furnished, with bells attached to sum-
mons polite and attentive servants who must and
shall be quick in their attendance to the call OF
Guests. The stables are large and newly built,
and the Ostlers shall be attentive to their duties -
in a word, no pains or expense shall be spared to
give entire satisfaction in every branch of the Els
Enlistment. ALANS0N CAPEHART.
February Is, 1854. 25-tf
rs Biblical Recorder copy till forbid, and for
ward bill to R. Il. Cox, Roxabel, BERTHE CO., n. c.
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HOUSE KEEPERS.

WASHING time is fast approaching you will
w find by calling at the cheap Family Grocery
Store,
rs boxes VIM. Colgates & co.'s. pale Soap,
25 do do No. do
20 do Excelsior soap.
l doz. boxes Rabbits Potash for soap,
/ Dbl. of Washing soda. Call soon, low for cash.
GEO. II. KELLEY.
Wilmington, April 10, 1854. 80
D0NNETS and Bonnet Ribbons, Neck Ribbons,
I'D Cap and Plain Ribbons, at
S. II. YOUNG'S.
April J.. 81
T AIDES DRESS GooDs.-Black Gro de Rhine
IL Silks.
Fancy Plaid do
Tissues, Berages, Challeys, Berage de Lains,
Muslines, &C., will be sold at a small advance on
cost, by MURRAY a. ONEAL.
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CaroGna-9 Temperance an fanig d0eehIg Dtns paper.
sum Gamp Mannfartnring Gumpaaq,

O"*FF TI""O OU
A SNOW CAMP P. o., ALAMANCE CO., N.
IA c., Manufacturers of Wheat Threshing Ma
chimes, from two to six horse power; Cutting Ma
chimes of different kinds and sizes double and
single Wool Carding Machines; Circular Saw Mills
of different sizes; Mill and factory gear; saw and
grist Mill Irons; edge tools; cotton yarn and wool
rolls, etc., etc., manufactured to order at short
notice.
Joseph Dixon, Joshua Dixon,
John Dixon, Caleb Dixon, DAVID DIXON,
Thomas Dixon, David Dixon, Agent.
Solomon Dixon. ~ .28-3m
GARDEN SEED.-We are now in receipt of a
NJ large supply of Garden Seed, warranted fresh,
to which the attention of Gardeners is invited.
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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BAXTER & SILER,
A ttOrnieS at Law

WILL practice together in the County and Superior
courts Of the counties of Cherokee, Macon and
Jackson; and will punctually attend to any bust
ness entrusted to their care.
Col. JNO. BAXTER, LEON. T. SnER,
HondersOnville, N. G. Franklin, Macon, N. C..
April 9th, 1854. 32-1y
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w. II. O. IL. .. lUONER.
II EEP A LOOK OUT When you see EVANS
IN & COOKE, over the door walk in. No. 20,
Cheap place, under the Skg~Light, one door above
every body. There are so many advertising as be-
ing next door to Messrs. Evans & Cooke, we wish
you to look out.
We have received our entire supply of Goods,
consisting of every article kept in a first rate South
ern Retail and Wholesale House, and feel confident
it would prove to be the interest of all who wish to
save in purchases to give our stock an examination
before buying. Harding till be atHome in q very
few days bringing with hin what's nice.
EVANS & COOKE.
Raleigh, March II, 1854 2G
HLINTON FEMALE ItsTITUTE.-The mex
v Session will commentator the I'd Monday il
July next. For PARTICULAR we refer persons K
L. c. GRAVES, A. NJ, Principal; or the Secretary
II. A. B~IzzELL, NJ. D..
Clinton, Feb. 10, 1854. "a
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A SNAIL JoKE.-When is cotton not cot.
toni When its DowH.
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SOMETHING NEW.

OREGON PEAS.-Another supply of these eel
" ebrated Peas, is received and for sale at a re
duced price, by p. F.. PESCUD, Raleigh.
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NALICOS, Muslins, Ginghams, Irish Linens,
" pocket Handkerchiefs, Blue and Brown Shirt
ing and Sheetings. All the above Goods bought
for this Spring trade and have to be sold in their
season, SO call and get Bargains"
EVANS g. COOKE,
Opposite Hardinc's.
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Sold in Raleigh by WILLIAMS & HAY
WOOD, P. T. PESCUD, and Druggists and
dealers in Medicine every where. 21-4m
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HARVEST. 1854.

Doyle's, Gilbert's, Grants, Clinton's and other
good kinds, ranging in price from Ii to % dollars.
We sell Fans designated above at strictly manu-
facturer's prices. We are sole agents here for
Bamborough's, Montgomery's, DOyle's and Grants
celebrated premium Fans.
25 dozen Grain Cradles, the best article ever Of
fered to the farming community. These Cradles
are easily adjusted to suit the grain, and less liza
BILE to break or get out of order than any other
article now known. We are expecting full sup
plies during the season of cutting grain, and we
solicit orders from merchants, farmers and others
in want. Buying them directly from the makers,
we are prepared TO sell them on the best terms.
All orders for harvest implements should be sent
in early, that no disappointment may ensue.
B0RUM Dc FISHER,
Farmers Head Quarters, IL Water st.
Norfnlk. March 10 1884 29-
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TRACTS AMONG IRISH CATHOLICS.

disturbance Of a most serious character occurred on
Tuesdsy evening in Thr;cenths II appears that Cath
Ole prost namod Maoney called 20 the wife OF Th,s
Gallager an Irsh blaoksniih who -icS at her re-
dence in Thirteenth IT, Avenue A. when Gasger re-
fused him abundance. The priest persisted and
knocked hun seneess upon the doorstep An alarm was
created aid scyora ss Catholics in the vicinity went in
pursuit. of Galager swearing that they would have his life
for his treatment of the NEEDING priest They beat the
poor fellow sayegey and would carried their threats
into execution but for the interference of the
Ward Police The women saysgely inclined "a
de men and one of them who gave her Margaret
Buckley arrested.
The mcn arrested Peter Collins Peter Burns John
kcler. John ONel and Peter McQun. They were sent
TO tho EoX Market Police Court Yesterday morning aud
held to bail keep the peace. Geager yet in chsrge Of
the Police The priest said to be seriously injured
There run4or the effect that ne had been regu-
lary deposed, and consequently had auth ry in
the capacity of priest.
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DIED.

A~IW IS-On sunday afternoon July her r..dnc No
10 Pnespps Brooklyn after pro.rscfed Illness
CkrtsE fortude, Maria Elizabeth wife cf Charles aged
- yeGls
Her taken Greenwood Cemetery for inelaea,
FLslsb psEers pleAfe copy
BALEY-On the 18th inst James Bailey Of 10. 2s2 sh aged
is years
The remain. inferred IN the Cemetery Of the Evergreen.
CHASR-in this City "Wednesday ID inst Emma
Hamilton ssd and month";. de- sher Rev Jonathan
Anps n. s. Crane
The friends OF the family invited attend the funeral
rsdene No 1852 Werzithst Thudsy morning ocloc.
DIhAoCk-In Wupole, n H., the Sls u Edward r.
rroet q San tr.nei,co formerly Of Boston, ,r-d n
wednesday mcrnirf Aug ? Of quic. consumption
Apes fanhs ssed IS 10 months and . days, second
daughter Of Joseph C. sre Elizabeth ~ Fsraham.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
aIsa this afternoon a. O'clock, from Nc. 90 Bsrk He.
naiss viii be taken 70 Greenwood.
fRESCH-AEsur2 after sLeEt lines Mary French. wife CT
James " French
GEANELor the Ia last. after short res John GeEmsl,
Sen ssed 81 ard II days
Hs relatives and friends invited funeral 81
ooct NJ, the u instant from his late residence No @
Broadway.
LUMMj-At Bsdds Lake Morris County " j. on the 10. inst
and mouth - o,,,u
0SELL-0n Wednesday morning, I'd inst, Maurice oNsni
printer Of chronic darrhea, aged 50 years 49,,
TIE ends relatives family are resreetfuJ
attend his funeral this day oesek from hs late "
70 kcrth ith Wlliamsbsrgh $3.50 ..;.. Ma.
WlILIAMsON-O. "Wednesday morning. AaEntz L'sl~ M
uid. isf.nt dausht>r Of ssd feessss W.so1 81
vii sOH-Ip Detroit, The aernaS 81 Asfzns os's''"
Wll,oo yozax-ss sea Of Hsory Wlissa
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AT7EHPT TO POISON 4 FiMTLY.

An attempt made yesterday morning to poison the
odeors of house in Tbird-av., Twenty-siSh-st
It oIpears that eccentric individual named John La
vele medical student, boarder in the house and
early yesterday morning to 60 into the dining
room and open closet in it. An hour aferward the lady
Of the house entered the closet for the purpose OF preplr
Jog breakfast and openn2 the ,ca-caiiy discovered
white substance which she feared poison. Sic made
ten from the contents Of another caddy, and Lavele IN
II, ad Of taking tea at h- breakfast that morning drank
water. lew hours oterward the white substance IN the
ca-cadGv was rdel TO chemist 10 examine. who at
crcc pronounced il murine OF mercury and said that
Here sufficient oft to poison all IN the house about
twenty persons. Layele vs.. rhen arrested and in his
room more Of TIE poisonous substGncc found. He
was taken before Justice Stuart. who deemed bis ooulu t
while in court strange that lac supposed him 10 be in
sane and sent him be examined By Dr. Cove ~ tine
City Prison before other steps were taken.
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MURDER or 4 wouAy BY NEE HrSB1vD

An IRISH woman, 81 years of age, named Catherine
McMann died yesterday at the " I. Hospital from the
effects of Injuries received the hands Of her husband
Patrick McMann. Coroner Hilton held inquest Epon
the body when it appeared in evidence that Tuesday
at McMaDn home to his dinner, and finding il
unprepared, fell upon his wife knocked her down. and
beat and kicked her until she senseess. lie then al
tempted escape but arrested and locked up The
body Of the unfortunate presented shocking ap
pearance being covered with bruises from head foot
There several old bruises visible showing evidently
that che had often been subjected to similar treatment
he Jury rendered verdict Of Death from injuries
"oeiyod at the hands of Patrick McMann. Upon the
rendition of the vcIdct McMann committed for
animation. The parties lived at No. lj2 lIoster-st.
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W-JERSEY ITEMS.

! NJ MEERAL-Mr. Henry WurtL OF this city. VINO
has recently been appointed Mnereogst the &C.
illogical sur e. discovered few day. since in the quar-
ries Of M7. Alyee rec. Newark. substance which on
ANALYSIS, proves Ia be- mineral. IL was found 10
thin fake. between the layers OF sandstone and havng
I'll extraordinary resemblance in many respects to white
paper. He has cycl * the name OF " Papyrodte. Ii
probably exists in small quantities. and will be Of no vsl
u except scientific curiosity, very few minerals
ar now discovered l. flexible and elastic no! scted
on b. acids may be heated red hot without change Of
form bu. loses twenty per cent. OF water In heating and
then becomes brittle. At the meeting Of the Natural His
tory Society OF re1i Monday nlzh' VIII De presented
and full description given. Newark Daily, Aug. /.
Po1IcE ABREsrs.-During the month of July, ia
arrests were nade on the following charges Drunken
ne-. drunk aud disorery. Il; assault, To- stealing,
q burglary delirium tremens, violating city ordI
ntnce iisnrderlY ,; yagrancY. 3.
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Reported TO, The n 4 Ireane ,, Mess" Pry a Iho@s.
81 90 20 P,uns Sc; 1852 81 do S. 50 Morris Cans. .5wn
II 10 90 sjwn III leo do l s do s5wn NJ; Isl d. NJ:
l,0 DO rs Iil Sehuy Nav Pref S 81" Lehish Il.
80 do dsy- III IS New Orleans Gas, lo 81 Reading
d.ys Sl; IL Mrchsnics Bsnk . Philadelphia BAH l95.
Farmers Mech bsnk 6St; 50 0r,rd Bank, 8 days, ~
500 bca,d--6f Cam Arb K Is, 81 eerts- 60:
sess - schuy Nav go 7i 4So Cam. Amb r. IS s..
CO Civ see Leb gh Zinc b5 2li .Penna al.
Peuns ~; > Beaver Meadow r. r. cash Sl 3FaImos
f,ro p-Uni.ed States IS TIC bid 1884 asked, do do ~
So int Of SO bid - asked Read
ius div. of. 81 bid 81 ed Reading Bsnd' 70 ~ I'D
al asked Morris caaA III bid III asked Schuy. Nav d "a
al bid :, .ked Schuy Nav STOCK ~ bid . asked sehsyl
Nav Pref div off bid 81 s-ksd Loos lssud, ut bid. ut
s.ssd Vck.burs 70 bid II ,sed Gsrd B~h ~ bid ssed
Lehsh Zine q bid q asked Uooo Canal log bid IL ssSet Dull
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MARINE coURT-Bes.re Judge MecAarny.


BY the Keeper OF the City Hall 10 $500 balance
OF bill for shmens furnished it is alleged, by order
Of the Special Committee OF the Common Council ap-
pointed 10 make arrangements for the celebration of
Washington Birthday, l22d February The Common
Council appropriated 81 800 for the various expenditures
The whole bill OF Mr. Taylor 1854 Il. The Controller
paid ;l4 A. but objected paying the balance the
ground that consisted of three items for cigars brandy
and champagne. The Committees of both Boards cert-
fed 10 the correctness Of Mr. Tayors bill and it also
verihed by affidavit.
The defense set up the part Of the Controller is
. that Though the Common Council had power to make
the appropriation they had power to 90 further and
hat the resolution under the charter should have been
20 the Superintendent, Repairs and Sup
plies and for him to advertise in the usual way for the
bidder and that this not having been DONE il in
violation of the charter. Secondly that Mr. Taylor being
the hea OF Bureaus Of the Cty Government Keeper
OF the Park &C. be is specially prohibited by the charter
with the City Government Thirdly that all
pendure under the charter where the amount exceeds
$50, mus, be advertised by contract, &c. Judgment
trrrr
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ANTI-POPERY LECTURE.

Tuesday evening in the Tabernacle, before rather nO-
nsrous audience NJ. f. JorcE convert from popery,
appeared according public announcement to maintain
against any Roman Catholic Bishop Priest who might
appear that the creed Of Pope Plus Nv, not in accord
sase with the Bible but anti Christian and Numerically
epposed TO the Constitution Of the United States. No
bSop clergyman appearing to accept the challenge,
A Joyce lectured at large in very broad Irish dialect
% We and abuses ss he explained thon Of popery
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR CuuRT-Grx.R.L Tnas-BefOrs Jrdse, OAKLEY
and DvER
r>TATE or TIE LATE JANIS RIpGwAf.
Mr. Ridgway residing near Pears., in the Sixth Ward
died some seven eight years ago, owning property IN
worth $4,000 The greater portion of it stated to
have been made during the period OF his last marriage
during which he had eight children. who With their moth
r ycsded with him at the time Of his death they sup
r.sg tina, s,id Is.. mss,s Legal AID valid. II sp.
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hut without producing any very new arguments He re
lated great many incidents in the lives Of X man sho
lie frie.i- which are d-graceirl If true. His obserya
iionf were loudly oPpleuded, aud frequently elected
lsrt
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Advertisement
UIPPOIEOME.-lh Mass Foot. Race is To com

the Hifpodror1e will
th- Iz-s The witness athletic
urabs',d trd the hipqotrome filed oyerAoSrg
81 the Foot k,ccs
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PRrsrNTtT or 4 BtSNTr.-The Sbbsth School
connected with d., Sllivan-st Free VII Baptist Church
msde al excurso last Monday For Lee where they
were kindly invited tie interesting camping grounds Of
the old tort belonging to the wife Of tho Rev. II. c. c.
Parker. F.. " Page the Supenic dent, presented his
school with superb banner. IT, 100. was principally
gathered a. mission school.
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AJrr-RN POUFR JOoN TuRE

AUBURN POWER LOON THREE.PLy and INGRAM
CisPtTs tAKH,Rr NYE Msnui4curefsJ il and de.a
be AID worthy tie attention Of the Trade Agss
for selling the goods. GEo f.. l. HYATr,
Mo-. ~ AID $50 Pearl. opposite Wiiiam-st., n. Y.
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RTrorr OF -rr Norrrfry DIsPTss,Rr. -,July. is5t
the whole number Of pselis treated was LIS. nue
iO-: melts 7c'. Ireland On United states Jso LaS
land, 80 Scotland IS GERMANY / other countries "
Cured or relieved. oc2 Drd Ns'cina'el - >eu' F"
HosIital Remaining under treatment - IheTe yer
teaied i,ir hou.e. f1i A. lie ID -peasai - 9e
lliJ Tie whole number 81 prescriptions pn' up, -
Greatest number in any d,y Ia Least number - Ave
ral per cay. 49,
PfRsoS.r-Among the arrivals a; the different hotels
we notice tie following
4. sLe HF.TH IoUsE schooes.. Mountain MaeTa sP1r'
koesa ~ Pic Gq'eIor set Of Ne.,j.',ey =
min Wisr.or C.ne,lor More Smith Trsssurel; "R ~ 81
F.f', Gen T C.dus .ser H'n Jam. Bhor New Brunswick
Chef Justice Grteae trsaencs Pre- nsbuy.en -. o.,,
- - s.1.rrsh: : Meleh So-visk E,.,o- Ciae,la,,
B,dser Lousian.; oaPr Il safe ,hiP "iEA'a and Capt
4, th- s. NoHoL.-J Prn.s. GeorE, RAmirs Az 50
b jot 4 J. Ho.s. Baa.o Dr. l. Boz
ss,s La g r Hu.,r chs...DS C.
AZ he MrTE5roLITty-TJ CaTion. Baltimore M' Marcy
Chs Deua1l Do; T B. Ci..os ~ President Mexico l.
s9. s-4 8 L. T. ~ Lsd 49, MPSs
phL ssnusl LIs Horih Carolina Carr John Dow C.5rni.
AbsHy; Dr Deon Se~ olIe.n.; G Roger. vctor, T.N.s
!; HI z Boston. Ma Pin, Mg: Washington '" d
AT IsyaG H9rss-Eou D. Lewis ch,r-,o9; H w "
ego 2 Cbr,ncsp Rur ,rgron II; D. A Hitchcock
Lou Dr. Hyi Syrseuse 2 John,on san Francisco Col
Prot : II. Ceuss Mas
ARREST FOR THROWING VrTEiot.-Ludwick Hoppe.
the German physician who Tuesday threw quantity
Of vitro upon the person OF EaS Bach and a'o upon
h wife end child a, thel house in Mot's was Yesterday
arrested 10y tie Sixth Ward Police, aud held to bail ~
Justice BosaTt 20 answer the charge.
C.srNrY oy rHE SNrH-,y. RAuRo,D.-Michsel
Mccain. aborer. while intoxicated, on Tuesday eve
Ding fell from one Of the SXth-ay ears and very
seriously injured. He taken TO his home in Forty
si1ih.st., corner of SIthsy.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

THF Board oF EDUCiTIOS held It's usual monthly meet.
ing Yesterday. communication from the Board Of Edl.
cation of NIlliamsburgh presented, informing the
Brooklyn Board that committee Of FIVE had been ap-
pointed adjust School differences in organization in the
consolidated city. and motion 10 appoint like commit
tee in Brooklyn carried. The Finance Committee
presented report of the funds received during the year
which amounted to slOi 452 So including s2,099 -. in
erest the deposits in the banks. The expenditures
during the year amounted TO g. The report of
the superintendent states that the schools not well
attended and also that many OF the teachers are in
efficient.
THr Poor-Ihe Report OF the Superintendent Of the
Poor for lat year states that the whole number of persons
relieved and supported during that period was l5333 O
this number there temporarily relieved IN Brooklyn
5.-74; in NllamSburgh AMI Bl-hwick 800; in the
County towns, 90: making total 1871 Inc amount OF
money CA ended during thc year S7S 13r -, in the
proportion of = 03i in Brooklyn, $500 30. in VII
laInshurgh and Bu,hwck S402 80. The County owns 30
Of lan and the County Buildings in flabdsh are
valued At sos 900 The number Of paupers IN the Aims
House tho July g59 and during the year there
53l3 paupers admitted born in the Poor House,
100. The expenses of the Penitentary $4,000 and
The estimates Tor the next year are $1,000.
DEATH from E,rNG USRuE FR,u.-A child of
Abraham Hcncrckson, living the Merrck plankroad
disd on Saturday from the effects Of uDrpe fruit
DESPERATE ArrENPT At SrICIDE.-A young man
named George Spsngler residing in No. % President st.
made mpt to take his own life last evening about
clock lie deliberately placed single barreed pistol
heavily loaded with rlUgs 10 hi mouth aud dis chlrged
IT, Tie contents took effect in the neck wouniin- it in a
saoCkrg maDn,r He did die instantly, but his inju-
res are so dreadful that he possibly recover OBJ
Ger Cain of the Third District rendered him what assist
ance h. cOud and be attended professionally By Dr.
Otterson. The of this melancholy act l. not
krowL.
ATIFIPI 10 CoNMIT BURGLAgT.-On Tuesday night
an attempt made enter the store OF Il W. Davis
Co., crocers and wine merchants, Fulton and
Hicks-sts. Tie attempt made az back window the
shutter of which perforated IN sixteen places by
center-br but entrance not effected the window
being well secured within.
HE,yi FNE-Dcminck COgln OF No. 30 Fulton-s
was yesterday fned so Tor -einy liquor on sunday by
Justice Blachicy.
AcqrIrFp.--,John Molloy who trd on Tuesday
in the Court OF Sessions for attempting 10 kill Michael
MoGrath acquitted on account of hls general good
conduct.
BuRoIARl.ihe factory Of Mr.. Simmons. IN keni-av
South Eeyenih-st was broken open and - pg- OF
copper worth $50, stolen Tie property it Is believed
was taken to New ork.
STOLEN.-A man named james Conroy, was yesterday
arrested bv Officer Mathews First District, charged
with stealing 80 worth OF clothing from James Mcbride
md ,-ro in WlshuDfau--t.
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TIE NEW AND TA>TELE>s CURE for FEVER AMI
AcUr DEsHERs ANTIPERIoDGc Pills sOd by Jas. " SMITH
corner frcut-s; and Montague place BROOKLYN.
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N.rlnyAI THr ArER--Mr- d hi Scott Al

TIN popular The,er tonight character Of Clp;ar
Cope ed Ms Hahau her flyo:;e teces Of A Day Para
Dumb Til Of Genoa" MI Jchn Diamond she Original Mas
DiimoLdI IS 20 Dane between the pieces
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Elecan, French and India WEDDING and VISITING


CAEDs sud printed the latest sye; WEDDING ENyEL
every description The laf importation from Paris and
London; silver plated Docs PLATES EyERDELLs ~ Broadway
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The great Ant. Periodic Pill, or DESHLERs New
Cure Fever snd Ague sod by MR. HAYES No rs Fulton
brooklyn.
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PIANOS, NTLODEONS AND MrSIC.-NO larger 81
81 kinds OF nerchsncs IN the Uatec
rel lishutrt Of HORACE WATERs No. ~ Broadway.