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i KRIS Tsxtmessecs w fk'sl 81 ff''' 1870
ApuLTY Hon Abraham csraslrrs, late qae the segi
iicn Nathan Green late Of tho udges OF Tile supreme ccu,
OF. Tcanesnsa. sl5ti Is 2 =
Hoo hlanhrd L. idieg, S,atu.
Judges Carnttss Green exclusively
10 the school. la s.-a ~ }4-i 4Wt PA =
Piin n iaf7nfoa Daily ciaas on the
h boos No tesular ccnrsc of LECTURES hit explanations
daily lessons IN tiot progress oi the
q Weekly mons courts Of common law ana tquity, which
dents contnencAfaS by se profrs
scr. az, saq asss. ,a ~ e processes knowa in
deeds fseots and al iotfs 4opmen 20 r susa - eS
denen y HE as spsr ri re iasva 4fa asn " aHbeM
snpfehe cnu, which held monthly the cdss and
ubica The cad ofcpy sess. The students as clss
ms jurnrs, circuit Judges AMI chanoeoa ocisi
taciiies connected their
ScssfonsThe the third Nonlav In sep
ember md ends third Thursday February second
mences the succeeding Monday in February
Thursday in July
Epeuses per standardization $780, advnnce; contingent,
fee S. boarding about Students their own books
which be had in the Lebanon boo histories.
-Four sessions required course unIess The
dgts advanced Gag. evJps eudy ,et.cS n,
issiDp There four SECULAR oasseS' students Nav enisr
any time during the collegiate year. Y
There moot legislature the scho,. '
Number Of students die last collegiate year eRhty-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTTiEks,
Febll-coiy President Hoard Of Trustees
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Commissioners Hargrave's Once,

no the heirs at law OF Lucy e. Davis are hereby
nouhed that have fixed 29d August
& II not, on the nex fair day thereafter Sunday excepted
e,fe4 f'r q sag eosnsg le Of kn oi tie sai Lucy ny
deceased, te entitled hejys.a}
1hed 10 be aken by The decree n Dnwiddc aosr
aI On me 2h day OF April o. 1854 in suit cancsry
pending said Prlch~tt and Suchy
wife, plaintiffs aud Charles Iasravc administrator Of Incy
DAVIS DECREASED and Others, persons
OF next kin to the 'ad decedcni heir
aud there required forward prove same
proof Will be required in strict conformity law
Nen under ay hand commissioner Of the eouft VI
eoun,,, DAY year GrFt afoesaiA
-, J. \. HAR0RAtE, ~.
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May li--df

T. ANTHONY, No. sos Krosdvay, New York, mani
Ia ufacurer Of dagueHeotype apparts atnys
cases, &c. and mpos,e 81 plates rhsicss AscE GaaeC ssa
Sia.o Of every description. - ~ ftk
Case supplied csssa
C. G. arrisons celebrated Cameras es1 yoSFnder BEoh
always on hand. ~ 49, = D"r''
Jos Broadway, June ~, 1854, f*
June 2G-dlyeaTs a ~ E f.a
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GREAT THROUGH LIME TO THE WEST
~ ~ 1919 81 lfi3iI

Baore and Ohio railroad from Baaore WAseas, COZ
Meeting there With ne large, aud sisrdix steamers
Union live The Ohio, and Ae stages TO ZaNssptuf, 5c.
IS expeditions line being thoroughly completed by ar
finishing of the great hoard Tree Tunnel and thu road being
EXCELLENT ORDER e earnest attention Of travellers IL confidently
cte superior advantages and f3es The
of strpcndous ehufscnt
The express mail TRAN leaves amare daily 7, and
directly through Wheeling $3.50 niles) in IL or 10 hout>,
cndng nl sappagss arriving there nj Or nett
leaving baltimore ut for lodging
in Cumoeand 7o es and proceed thence Wheeling in The
morning. i..I
daily meeting
ngton Junction. DIETER known the Relay Hous9
Baltimore.
Wheeling unrvalled line,
which have been completed for this daily
with the and down Ohio Gin
cnna md L0usvie where the Nashville,
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by 60
ing further
Passengers Tor prefer route 10 Gin
cnna) other Ohio West
from Wheeling tue Ohio Stage Company
by raroau 49, AZ.
Passengers Welsyie and Cleveland by ana
railroad will also find this most agceass there being
reku!sf end sapdy ronneAon at Wbesng to and from those
or luggage through Whec,,nx ana
charge transfer Of passengers baggage IhsN'
Fare by through ticket with Ia lie anywhere
roue) from WnsingIon Wheeling, 20 SOL Cinnns, sill,
to Lousvile STA. 1 a5as X sas,rt'gff
Tickets to be had of M sona assu ts railroad stnt0n
~1sI 11r7e WIN. PARKER, ilai
May li-dn General superintendent.
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ICE PITCHEBS--We have hand good number o
Smpscn's pitchers article stood the
be the best article Persons
dcng from the country will please enclose five dollars
For sale STEvENs'S
June f0-3nf Sales room, Brown, Hotel
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THH QUIET HEARr, reprinted from Backwood,s Mugs
i '''7'ff' '-N'' ''~>.'"Y"" i'"t~
Travels in Armenia by Hon. Robert CURSOR
Poems; by Mrs. Norton. ~ w
oueens OF Scotland, vol. a. by Agnes Strickland
year after Marriages. by I. 4. Arthur.
Fanny Ferns Portfolio; Second Series.
Jus, received at TAYLOR 4 MAURYS
'""' 30 BOOKSTORE, 9Th
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LfOR ALE LeaseA comnodous four and
18th side the Of House
taina recently papefed
throughout Terms accommodating and given mmed
a,e Addfess 49, Solicitors Oce Treasury Department
lS--d6
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nHILLIANT sCifEsi E.s.

10 be drawn at Wilmington Delaware in July, LISA.
GREGORY q MAuRY, MAsAexA..
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR ~ MAURY's.-Caayar
IN Romance Of Mexico; by II. NJ. Bird.
Genos, Piss, and Florence From the French
New Yofk Crystal Paiacc Illustrated. I
Documentary History Of the American Revolution
X. w. G,bbes, M. ID.
Ru-sia snd rarkey; by Ivan Golovin.
The Turkish Empire; by Edward Joy Morris.
Bookstore ne st,
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EXTENSIVE MAI GOBBERTrS- o.
THE ROBBER
From Tie New. H.yes Jouru,l |. conn, n, ,

From The New. Hsyee journal Coarier Fsb o.
For several weeks past depreciation. the Post ice
Department have been carried 4 large ale Do
tween this city and Hartford embracing losses from cher
ponts and large numbers ofstter--spms OF them cont ain
ing money and drafts TO q considerable amouut-have
been missing The general mail agent # the depart nen
j. Hobr0Ok Esq having been bottled Of the fact has
teen in this city, and in connection With DR. Thomas
Postmaster, end Mr. Hammersley, the Postmaster d.
HARTFORD has been unreniing in bic attempts to ferret
out and detect the perperstOr Of the rObberes AMI last
evening succeo ded in detecting him IN tle very act
Certain iac.s having led to The belief that NJ A
Smith local baggage master on the Neg Haven lr;fri
and Springfield Road the guilty person. experiment
made for hs detection which have resulted in his
rest. under ccums;ances which fasten TIE guilt upon
HIN.
Yesterday evening when the mail for the North which
leaves This city in The 40 express train TO SPrngieli
had been made up Of our Office and cent over 10 the
Gept in the Of Smith hr HOlbTOOk ststiO3ed him
self in cor under Chapel street bridge hOm which he
watched the Of the suspected man-who soon
after be had received the mss was seen to place them
on barrow end wheel them 10 out Of the way place
the no h end Of the plato when be- IN n It dey
trous manue- unlocked Oftho bags and took from
several BUNDLES of letters which he put into his pockets
and then returned the barrow TO his baggegero to
await the appearance Of the train from New York which
connects with the up train for Hartford, and which had
not yet arrived.
Mr. Holbrook then procured the assistance Of Capt
Bisse ofihe Police, who arrested Smith, AMI On search
ing him there found upon his person the large pack
acc OF letters made here for Hartford aud also for dis
tbUton-ond number Of packages for other Offices made
M in this city.
After the search Smith was taken to prison, where he
now remains
ON subsequent search of bis private desk and trunk in
the baggage room large number OF post bills, envelopes
letters drafts checks and noies to the amount OF some
10000 were found. Also upon his person were found
$500 in bank notes, embracing the money contained IN
several decOy packages placed in the mai bag by Mr. )
brook.
Smith has heretofore bore good character, and has
been in tie employ Of the Springfield Road, having
oyed the confidence Of his employers Previous to bis
occupying that position he the keeper Of oyster
loon in this city.
This detection Is veIy gratifying account as il
relieves many persons connected with the Post Office De
partment who have been very naturally suspected.
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TIE JVLATYER-A DELUGE-FOG.

March ha early this season cutting Off three
DAYS Of already abridged February opening with per
feet deluge of rain and brisk south easey breeze under
the Joint attack Of which Broadway glaciers and the
Sierra Neyadas Of the streets have suffered most
RAPID and gratifying dmnution.
Dutjng Saturday the wind was fresh from the north east
on6 l,den with the moi.ture which always from
that point made a raw piercing rheumatic day but with
out rain or The condition Of Broadway desper
ate indeed The mud snow and lie existed in two most
Objectionable form mountains Of glare ice that gave
possible footbod for beast unless by chance
the foot happened 70 light exactly the ap AMI lakes
If mealy mush half snow and half mud of uncertain
d. b and reacherous adhesion Omnibuses encountered
al the perls Of voyage in a storm that indeed
not few pc seng quite sea sick There were
pnsFenl Cr sleehs out believe although they gen
orally kept running rather crawling as long as the
Ghost Of a snow bank can be along the gutter
Sa urdoy night rather warmer the wind coming
around toward the east and losing strength.
On Sunday morning ct an early hour there came on a
heavy storm OF rain with south wind and both
tuued " I'll about o'clock in the afternoon The rain
cessaui and being reasonably made rapid inroa1s
upon the Stow melting of at least half Of before night
When the rain began owing the GOODNESS Of the earth
II Coze as fell and covered everything with coating Of
ice Of the thickness of dollar making any attempt at
ocooon not only ludicrous but positively dang rous BY
noon this sugarlng OF ice was destroyed fn1 inc streets
wae all afoa with extempore lakes rivera and cataracts
The cutters being generally sd with ice the torrents Of
water took free and Independent course occasionally
making plunge down the steps OF a basement and
filing all the lower part of the house, to the in
f1te astonisbmeDt OF the family who might
happen 70 be discussing late breakfast in loose dress and
slpprs In some Of the streets and low places
these mshaps became not only annoying but dangerous
and men were obliged to turn out and cut canals and build
dykes TO protect their premises from the inundation
Others, who happened to neglect this caution had the
Pleasure of bailng out some hogsheads of the liquid
Ii needless TO say that going to church was generally
postponed and that the streets almost deserted
Early in the evening the rain having ceased there came
dense fog of with the usual results of danger and
delay in navigating The rivers though we believe no serious
accident occurred.
Atls o'clock last night the fog gone the wind down.
and the sky entirely coudlcss The air and the
thew continued
In BROOKLYN the streets almost impossible aud
many Easements overfown compelling the occupants
to vacate them and story higher This partic
usry the case in sections of South Brooklyn where
he ground il low
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DIED..
Pc, On 6 Q I'd inst, DIR. Thsddsas

CLARKE-Io New Brighton y: On te "a ins Df ihsassas
ClsY.e father Of Craze Greenwood
he Us, very old man whO lad seen much saic,ien -,
CCAY-Cr friday STEER sho ard Illness, D,nsi
son Of Mary Eleanor Clay AGED soi ~
The reayss friends TO family Invited 70 srn hs
fnrs.l rom bic residence No - Cntos osee ms sI'
noon 1yordsy ct O'Clock n without fsheT inyfsaos -
HTII-At Wesfbr0ok Conn wednesday nfliof "a
eonsunyton Miss Caroline NJ daughter Of the lks hs'r ~
noRGAN-Op Saturday the 25h Inst ster sn9ft pa ~ nS
Vines u he I'D year Of her age, Mary Morgan "'
yorgsn Of Ckester -. =, s,elo.s 70 Esxt
Chester for iBte nn sni from the resdenes o.
goyfb AZ WIliixasburkb
Peck. , -. If hk brother. Geoyfs Peek,
.s I'd 10 stfe I'd his funera RON hs
~ y 80. .n.rpoon a 0'cIoet v1tnoss i-''1
Hartford Conn 4sPess D. % sssb alt the Rev Joba "
ri p..tor OF Trinity Lgshsrsn Ch1rea otha gtss IN
Rehefes The ae.ssed son Of Matthias kieaH
re yss an Assseisf. Jsdss o. the Coers Of bos.
81 iof ,r.ndou the Rev holehor Nahieno-rs ssu
Seuny 81 the early isanders Of the Lussrsn Chafeh 10
ssfssos-os Sunday ys s Of na.Insisa Of the iaaS
rtIsIss oefiy. ss.ou sfes month and u days
sasps On Fhssy morning PEI a. Mr. Dsos sasss ss,s
g vesrs znd moutha =, IN,
,.is pace day. hosaa,) s Seees q the rsoyA" 8
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BROOKL w ITEMS.

D1.oRpERIY FIRE CONPASIEs-At a special meeting Of
The Common Couucs Fsy night the Mayor sent In aeonmu
calling TO the a.oned BY me mem
and that the engines be from
tn Companies boUses eOd until yesFion could bs
iaf the gully ubeIs pei ed from the department mo-
ton uGde refer the subject to Special Committee whsn
offered which directed ne engines 70 BE- locked
Tb psr Of ths .aI ,ue wss d upon able
art adopted bot subsequently, reconsdsred
erghy dicuss the hour OIL eJ0urnmen arrived
l. s,ing the business IN an unfr shed state
PPTuNTATIoS TO THE FIREMES.-1he Fulton lnsur
ee COMPANY presented Fire Company Of the city with tbs
I'm OF and Atlantic Insurance Company presented tho
TUee. widow sad OphAnS Fund u the BrookJa FIRE
Department Nth slOo for their 'ce9 al the "e IRE
ESGISE No. THE engine of this company has been
taken charge by the Chief n,er Of the Ere Department. and
lCckea conequsnce OF TIE fot)s Poe9 OF tAe 'H
b. yesterday their return Om the Ere 10 second place
A FEMALE IvPosTER-On Saturday night, young
the hOu-e Of Mrs Green,
In SINH Oesn Bergen an spilled Tor Doart
SIZE was informed they did tae lady eoatd bat a.
mil kc could procure In the morning she got rser
civ ard LiDg survey Of the found onnsie
hsf drs COASTS ed Of st:A~ ba with pink
ribbon ard plain eelaine dress
IcE UPOs THE SIDEwALEs-Ol Fliday afternoon Ms
C.hs1e Sweeney = rest VI Of No g. Baltic . asctenay tel
upor oeW in ooqusncc o. sh- ice s2d ofoss ner ara
She sded 70 her home
ALLEGED ARsov-Wiiam Wilson who was arrested
on the .uppos ton havg csisd ne Ia Atlantic Friday
ors IL uheh Mr John Spencer o' b. NE vas brought be
az psn for hellg lac wife Of seussd has also been
sEpreteuded s1d both 10 jail Mr.. spencer 10 nsf sac
nent before Jacs said thar they h4d feared the psce
oeso!e 10 aenee Of some threats made D TIC 1eeu'So
IyoUEsr Coroner Bell has empannsled Jury ia the
Mr. John spencer who lot bis M q the IRE on the corner
~ Atsnte Fdav An pyegaJsn into the cir
eu1rstsnee will be commenced on Thursday next
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Advertisement.
:. BOARDING HOUSES AND HOTEL
To FAAnuEs,

Linens ShcetuEs snd Co nierps1c
ortut bis Coumbisu Hall No ~ Graatss 100
bales linen soo0s recently landed from varou,
saky ccniCn cOusilg Ia hne S1it nf
eud FronuF Linen om 90 which worh 10 original orter
T., 20 fud; Pillow Liners as 20 vide from % y,
foub the prices ehsgd Brnsey shestng - wide adapted 70
t1C iginr' Pf
III and ia Of lie b,st make AID g. worth So Z, 81 -
Frosr end Bescbed Table Diaper s1d srty imperfect
D,rts psussk sIperior Dama'k AMI g. inD1H
srd ~ s. Dsuss sra Spot Napkins a. III and "a doz
of,h 81 IN oru,l oldcr A.o % French Toilet snl Mar.
s Crit nearly perfect tif the Original cost OF
IN ROTATION. IoVe Co. invite prudnt buyesto ex
these soods they Warra1ed fee from mdsE, SUD
crry sbd sound except damage ~ water Columbian
Hal No 81 Grard-st
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fAdgertiss nent
No. 22-Edited by Edward II. Dixon,

TIE SCNPEL, No 22-Edited by Edward ii Dixon,
devoted to Criticism on the Laws Of Life aud Health and
the Domestic LenOw ready aud for sale BY Adnau@
sherman Co No Houss 81 pages a. . cents This
uu article the Csuse and Cure OF Dpepss and
two Sketches In Northern and Southern Practice
BY HP AID r. slso The North West Passage TO Medical
Fhics discovered Academy; thu Crest Surgical bucaneer
Grh herd NGceus ion How Shall the Pe9Pe Know
Properly Nsccuaed What sthe NarOlodt w IA u
De Appearance otth Genuine acine es
All literary and communications uu oe
Ar m m the county address the Editof Box NJ 32
lpsl-O postpaid
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" 70 rrlrklnst =. sid While fNc-e IRE bac' N n 1
rrfi mt Pretended p b very th'chonia ana tl''a
I'm rih.r roughly he enteavor.d 10 r-elo a~i''''
Irt rrvertsd BIZ tie riri Brown who he'd h. sr''
~. NJ .,l7 v-,.t OF ana DO sud v-r & f)r The
rieh On the allowing morning b. missed his parse ana
$500 IN roI coin which Supposed 10 have been s''ea
~ tie ihct He made an aidlvi Of ihe crcun'aa -
Of he affair before Jz tce 0.bOrne and wdrrani SA'
ued for tie Of the parties concerned lese'i|
Policeman d wing stsi the girl Brown and she vas
,oked mp bcrg concerned in the robbery. The negro
has rot beeu aITes'sd.
ST. PATHCK's Day CELFBRlTIoS.-A the meeting OF
q Irish Societies at Mont omsry Hall in Prince ST. on
Friday evening to make urther arrangements for the
celebration Of 81 Hati,bs Dav Peter T. Giylor men
her Of the Father Mstew Temperance Slc'ety, was
elected Grand Marshal. Il announced thu, eleven
Societies and he oh and 69h Regiments would turn u:
in Varade OIL the 18th of March-St. Patricks Day.
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MARRIED..

CoLGATE-COLOATE-O the 2h inst, BY the Rsy y
joseph Colgate ss eldest daa liter Of Charles Col
gate. a. Of THIS cty -.
MARsB ALL OODBREY-At Maspcth L. 90 the ia inst by
the Rev walsh 5smae T. K Msshs Of NewYort to Lacy
eloss dsr sbte Edward G1dfey Esl Of former place
ToBY-BhIECKERHoFF-o "Wednesday, ths "a i1st At
Jamaica BY the Rev T. 5nsos Ia tbs Dutch rs
formed husch VIM story ofsin francisco % Msg Elizabeth
only daughter John Bnckrhsf ESQ., Of tie former place.
s,d efsr. Z, aghfer the late DR.. Robert Adfsn.
VLIET-EDsALL-In Port Jsryis y, on ssnasy ISh iar
yor and ge asiroad MIS- Kate A Ed. 81 Bash,ptoe
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SUPREME COURT GENERAL TgRs
nUIHUrnEa

eorse Ssti@rlee ag Robert Jones implicated with Jsnss
Bowcn-On claim Obtaining return Of duties
Verdict set eide and judgment for defends1ts
Jscob Shape snd others Appeal from
JvSse Duer prohibiting laying Of broadway Railroad Jadsn,n
of med with coats
peter Ryerson sat Jonsh.n WrJudgmont aud
report set aside 70 abide event
Thomas Dunh ham SC Henry Waterman, 6eJudgnsnt rs
yefsed and ~ trial ordered costs - abide event
Thcmss Partridge &c Ast Joseph Gilbert NC -Jldsmsn.
for cef ndsBts .
Reeve ags Paine Brins nds ss Horst Chapman az, Ksn,-s
affirmed
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The PoIIoE UsIFoRa.-Judge Roosevelt on SATURDAY
made decision in the OF Shea ag the commissioners
Of Police asking for writ of prohibition restraining 'nem
from dischai gng him from the police he having oeen eo
and found guilty of disObedence OF orders IN refusing 70
ss, the new uniform blue coat and cap with brass but
toms recently directed by the Commissioners He claims
ba, the had power to define his costume
and ,bs il in derogaon OF his common law rights &c
The Judge considers that the law Of the Legislature direct
inc that an emblem shall be worn by the police to designate
them and the power conferred By the same law upon the
Commissioners 10 regulate the police gave the latter power
TO designate the costume and the members OF the police are
boupd by it The Judge does not see any cause Tor com
plsp, in il but those who do not like the regulation are
srsys es to resign Motion for writ Of prohibition denied
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COuET-sFIcrAL TERx-Befors Judge hIrcHELt
Berry ssstnst Newton.

SUPREME COUET-sPEcrAL TERx-Befors Judge AroHELL.
Berry against Newton.
Motion By defendant for trial Evidence wa gwen
~ th 70 show thar the Of the defend
snt away. 70 eh.pe hesh u,ks such IS ,hos "a vasa ne
sints erch,rd carried Tbi. showed that inc syPssf-
80 So I'D fm Of te r afforded scua aotee % the DO
.ns,nrs RAT hnd.e articles liable 70 Peg esht were e9n
rS ,h, he testinony w4<therefor. sdnibe The Jnds
bsrsd The ury that the Jury nus, o.
- - I. .repi, bo.nf 70 know thai n-se
1.rehsnde before III could had for the PLAZA
20 ~ be ,.6ed the appearance Of The trnn
nn ,hs they did contain psfens-rs
49, III. wa intended 20 Be and vas tsyoses 20 -
Ts,s. trunks 30 the easel clearly indicated
ere merchandise the common wooden PACK
indicate coud be doubt tn., tnsr spPs.
ali naslce Of seoa or Nntsn
oes -oad be the opening Of the t,unss -osa ~.
nrapsriv ,Sut and the charge ~" correct
IL e.,sse ', Drew wend &s suosed TO sno. tn ~
nisrf should Be considered eoosseas Ne sthsaxh
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Rum IN THE SEVENTEENTH WARD
r. -. r4.trr m n T,sturs


SIR viii you please inform your readers how il is
th h etor TIE Seventeenth Ward uot -d
Vile ehbcs Of the Eesen'h and Eeuth Wa d
happaes Of having tie .a0ps OF their Wirls
rIrse would 90 tie heart good Of the y-rest
ifne walk roush Wsrd on sanfay and 'es
VI glorious rovs I'll back Ire sventeeSth Wert
.e. sry he bloody Sixth excepted n The C oF
n nc tlth 80 -. -
vii real, worthy Adosn male no,a o. the soovN or
rertsTs sy witha TIE pro nce Of Capt HAIR 20 % 50
AZ INH1BiT Ant OF THE SEVENTEENTH WARD
Feb 3
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CIRCUIT coURT-Befo5s JUDGE cLssKr.

To compel pursuant to alleged agreement the purchase
BY deCende6 Law OF steabo the tine Of sss-
en in Francisco sssy referred TO- Tbs given 70
he Inv o'clock Sataf1iy Al O'Clock they
INFO Cout With view Of Obisiaios s1me explanation from chs
Ju6ee pOin Of Amer receiving Of the Juror
another Jurors bed stated three days before
ese VS. admitted az hiss occupied i've s dys that he would
az there weeks bring verdict except
Tho Jury again with directions 10 return sealed
diet lis fOTou
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PhrenolCgy enables us 10 read the character AM
motive. Of chr fov elrnce. jude reliably Vh1 20
,ru with vhorn r business o, social relt on'
md becomes az once delightful useful ssd Interesting
s.ufv which uosshy attention hr FoSrs eii',
WI NJ o. st No 1871 Nassau Pr5tona.
e2su irLtious daily & The sane place
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COURT CALESDAR-Tms Day.

SUPREME CoURT-Gensrqi Term-This Court haz
been for owing The ini1o.ion Of yadss
gsfd4 announced o. day for the hearing Of
oiOns aid the following the Calendar Nos
81 81 S. IS 81 - %. Its q 81 ~ a, a. 81 H.
CmcUT CoCRT.-Pubhshed on Saturday.
CoAMos PLEAs-Tuesdey-N 9, 1871 2l6 ga, 49, 2s3.
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p.RIs LIE REGF.-IIeard. q

PARIS lie BEGE-tleard ClaPP Co, No. 3)l
Grand ths morning oo PARIS De Bcgs slightly
dmr good order will be sold for per yard white ,p IN
Gee linens wenss &c &c Also and itch Paid
sIs Also Brocsds Plaid Striped and Plain SILKS will be sold
VI chesp. hEARD, CLAfP 70, NO 0'l Nfaaa'Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
WEW.JERSEY ITEMS.
Wendell Phillips of Boston, will deliver the second lecture
fhe course before the Paterson Anti Slavery Society ths
evening at Odd Fellows Hal, Paterson.

TIE KEARsEY CASE DEcIDED.-The long pending case
Of the Edmund Kssey as.nst the hoden Of real estate
AZ Eyrort decided United States
At favor Of the property bode Th. decision con
rs he from the Comm who cold the hssrney estate
uoon rart Of heh Report has been built.