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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-27
WEAVING INoRAIEED COvERLIDs.

yINHE subscriber having lifted up a Loom ior NeaF-
ing the above fabrics, would hereby Intimate 10 TUG
public that he is now ready 10 exseue VIA
In The above line for such may feel disposed 10 EN-
ploy him. His stand is in the North East lotiel -
- Stanhcn GREEN'S Coal Bank, having Mr. toeptt's
Laads OH the East ana those OF Elsh'. soaeS on lo
North. ~ s4 .oa,.,,,u .,I,s n,
ths weaving of Rag Carpets. Work as above ieit "-
hin, ~ his house will be thankfully received and pune
n ~. Ia a. az, s :, An 10 DAVID BAIRD.
Jul. l4th, is5i-a3-3wt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-27
lands in State of Iowa For Sale.

lands in State Of Iowa For Sale.
nna acres Of land i'll ZIP. 10 Norm Range ! =.
9.jltU Scot. Co. 1000 acres OF PraiTle iahu w
Tp',a n. II. wc>i, Cedar county
3toO acres oil land in fp 60 \. Range ives. ' oar
county 40 acres Of iaGd in I = Gu y. H. S"es'' W
dar county. \ p,,, (, E.s,
Masculine rourty lo0 acres II land IN lo"nshlP =.
n / rs<t Iuscatinc county, 5000 acres OF tahd ~
,lintan County near line # Iowa Central fa'lrea.
UD ueres OF land in Aauas 90 eonnt!, 2to Mh. a
is prime timber l20 acres IT land on dubuque ''d''
rt,aeres Of land near Walnut Grove.
Thp above deserihc,i lands will be se!d 10 a''"'' 'e
tlcrs IN tracts aud N time TO sn'i, s,pcpNr
Dee. Is, 81. sooN " --
C,oTrAGE at head Of Harrison street tr SAT- ree
SJSi,26D ArllA I, .ooA
bee H. 80.
~ InTs in g K & Sarscii's 2nd addition 10 town
~ NJ ,r,ort wifi lac sold low on term OF Years !"
ls.r;ies GeS r. us Ofbuilisng Oh them.
Dee. II. 80
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-27
Great Bargain in Lands,

Great Bargain IN AanuS
rz,TIE following lands belonging u party deslrous OF
closing up business in tins State VIZ Dc SOFA r'"'
East half North East quarter section ~ ioWi'ship eu
North range 3 East. eox
North IVES, II North West II. section % tp' 60 ~
Range East. - IN N,r,h v
South Ia .-onth Eas, ar section p ~ Nol'H' ="
S"F ar. \. w ar. sec. ls tip. 20 ~, r, E.
Elf \ X. or. see. 10 tp. 70 \. X n. c,xr
Apply to eooh
HAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

GOOD should have found entrance into the foreign
schools tie better is sure TO follow in due time. Tae
Economical writers of continental Europe recognize
tie unequaled advantages for the study Of sociological
science which are enjoyed BY thinkers in the United
States from tie circumstance tia. here alone has hu
m,n development been free, while everywhere else
there s immense difficulty in discriminating between
the spontaneous outgrowh Of the material organiza-
ton and the rckety aborOrs resulting from the inter
ference Of perverse selfish and ignorant governing
class usurpers TO the office of midwife to the births
Of time. After while, il may be that our swn col
eces viii take courage from the example of the foreign
schools 10 lock original thinkers at home for text
books in this department of instruction For the pre-
sent, their average wisdom is par with that OF
woodchorper in Maine who should search Europe for
tie model Of az AZ while al Europe knows that tho
American ak is the best in the world 1t is worthy OF
remark that Italy which gsye modern Europe the first
textbook on Political Economy should now adopt tue
higher Outworhngs Of the science developed in the
United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
MARRIED..

HHEDFRsON- DAvIS--In Peiin III March H. Mr. Willism
/ Hsndsrsob to Miss Nancy Davis, both o. Peoris 20;
JONES-sWAP- In the village Of ocnnean Osio, FeD H. -
J. q Farmer Esq Nj Elias Jones TO Mrs Della srsp Tserene
e hsor, with the above says TIE Cennes tspo
ter which nav not embarrassing to the reader About ths close
the Britain the parties beess seqasinee
and Ia April 1921 married In the Counfy o.
and wishes Of reaves on ootn
rcrs prior the birth ofher second SON. brsdfofa
new Nr J. ei his family e The purpose OF
Of duns hI stsenee bis wife was Pesasdea ~
h. home and husband and nsae Tito sns%
Mf on and be Ina threatened .a violence no
ATTEMPTED his family, eft the country and vent so "a
IL return he ssertsned hsf n ne
.s,a s-d and West In pson Of this trans
Be the wife gpposed hey former husesn1
deed and tdu his soppossd 10" see MI Jone:
his vocs0n or the SEA and from inst pso6
ngtI ,v oil, Of his wife snd bis two
After spsee etverty6ve ne Glanced by mere creu1
Of his two and wenced MS steps
10 n bis Sr.5cson he learned that theif mother
living widow having lost her second husband sfter
resrDf children then residing Mercer Pa In company
hr Jones Hmediateiy started for the residence o. ms
partner who recognized and welcomed him "
Ter tho ash ale cogt Ee have been more urprsd had be
the youth renewed and ssr brief courhp they
ayscs
LOCKwoCD-THoaSE-A Grace Church, Brostlyn Hltrsa
W.dn.ssy March p by the Rev d. vntos John H. Lock
fh Cy asy dsasAss sfh Wa H. Tborns Of sossh
Brootyn - -. n, -.
FOPE-FULIOS-Is saline Mich, March a. By the Rev Joas
l.. Pulsa Fr.Bk II Pope, " and Clara tslton.
March 1s In brooklyn, ~ y, ~ the Rev
Henry Mr. Willard w. Rice 20 Mo sosss -
cuskter eta. L. Lyman, all Of wiismssurs Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
NEK-JERSEY II'EIHS.

sr,rrxrsr OF CRY PEos,RrY.-H has bssn ordered
C. nor coane Of Jersey City that statement Of ell Ne
.i ,ste and personal property eecnAss to The city sssAer
value shxil BE Ate and rendered the Cosa
IN. TIE Committee trs and Water hays In
on ths eses th. IRE spPsrs-s and the
cn. on Fab 6rsspls aad Badsss the remainder Of TIE
woEk
Two yKroys-On Tuesday evening Mayor Msnnsrs
..,, 70 The Common Ccauc Of jersey City tso yeioes fs s
rt.S 70 directing Improvement eefncses 70 %
tyy of John oee ~ for psvtns 40 n Ere
psvc,s Nckissn st en- the srouad tsas s1s
~ ~ So On. aim on TIE Coaae hsd voted ~ aiov
~ q, 80, witch and the veto ussA,ed ra vses
o.. c ,s,ned by The seconi veto On Iss
Objected resolution confirming me - Iss
si,s h scrssr Prospect and areas es AaS 80
voting sai against the oejeesoss
FIIs CU.Rp-The commissions for the oinces Oh ths
esr.rv were Yesterday received IN jersey CRY nom tas CAV
.rer rhe Capita ID. Ellis 10 jean Of As bAkH -
Leute-snt .sea ard jean NeCan.oa "a
ssc AGED IS yesrs This NUMBER foity 80 -
sen aea thcrcash 1t viii parade With the seosd kssasse
OF tAs uuSson Bsde In Jane The members TINS cosgssy
range fcm IS to Is and Dsy oil shrpsasoss "
target practice
IyJrScrIoy-Ihe Paterson and Hudson River Ralrss1
injunction from the Nsv oe
the MAYER and Cor Conne OF yeessy
C, imposing upon the property Of that company
Jersey city
STREET ISPRovrNSsr.-An ordinance has been paScs
the City Council extending JenoyG ass S~
sty ~, At the norherly side Of south Ssnst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
DIED.

CLARK o- rp,.s,, 1st inst q, wsstssd n J. ssnae r.
Axe slsce K0m his ssdsnss rharsdsy II
JPN. a.. ,,., p,t.vs yo-,v,h 4. IN. ~
~ III. family Of his srohsu Jsssph ssa
~ sSoiheEls Aassstss TJer the mensss Of Co
Tnsus C Is the Ibrs Of the yorsyh Quad eaA
Ind pesd.n G1srd respectfully sqssstsd
.,,sra 81 Il lsrsl lbs rhsrsdsyD I'd isst a2P.M
Green be turf sboys hee,
FRIEND Of my better Gays
None ssw thee bat 20 love thee,
E0ne named thee bat 10 prsiss.
GRAY-On Tsssdsy 1is inst, Mrs. Ls,isA vie Of Wliiaa
Graz, IN shs Sch year Of her sss.
Ise restves y respectfully invited 10
the funeral ro her lac residence No Fad l1 nsss
Tks1ay IA list o. ocoek Her rsmaos VII -
tahsr Crss1xoed for isferrenf.
NcCAYcE-os "wednesday, March a, MLs Emily H. D.
MeIsnce
TIE friends tia family sad thoss Of bar brothsria
Csrpbe respectfully invited attend Der fsnesa g. -
residence Ne lss NsaoSe, Friday March ~ y.
ulthsut further nyi.sticn -. 49,. ...xa
PLITTEE-O the sh inst Aaas Elis.ssth lssss 80
Her rsuars vpl b .rfsrred IN The csmesey - kvSt
PICKLE Ds.roif Mich ksreh the ksv hec0 - 49,
"a psro eeet Of he Prssbytsss Chssss Ne
1870 IL ,bss!ecs aud!ss Auburn ssnissy = ~ wnng
nj, ,,.asses In Riplsy. Csssses4ss C, -
,ts nsrsh JsSss Ei1sr wsb<sr n the dshpssvssta 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
FIRES.
TIRy ~ HROOELYs
United States.

Between 10 and o'clock Tuesday nigh, fire broke
in small story frame house on Saivsns: near
Van Bruni, occupied By James Sullivan. The flames com
muncssd to an adjoining three story tenement called The
Red House" which oceupiad by John Towle, Owen
Murray JAMES Delaney, Michael Ryan and others Both
buildings demolished and adjoining house on the
corner considerably damaged The property belonged
to Samuel Osborne whose os reaches about 81 500 The
tenants ssved nearly all their furniture There being no
c.errs in the neshborhcod the fremen obtained water
from pond near by BY which they succeeded in
preventing the flames from spreading to adjoining property
Engines Nos and 10 became stuck in the mud. caus n
mich trouble before they could be ertrca.ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

repor. adopted in favor Of paying the bill, Of Va
ous newspapers named Tor advertising notice or specis
election.
The bill Of VIM. G Graham aud another polio, eer
for going TO Albany and making an arrest Of partT
charged with felony. Ordered TO be paid
The Board adjoWned to Tuesday next a. , o'clock
when II is expected they will with the judges 10 rela
ton 10 the appointment Of Commss ioner Of Jurors
there being doubt as to the validity of the election
of Mr. French to that office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

,r re rcos. ,-n,.neea se cespy Prsentsy ss. Mo-
"a recesn them vas esaEnf 81 iash aa'a sss
ssoler va sen, 70 TIE penitcntArJ 80 4syA
C.rrrKSs DRTyIS6-A hack driver from New. York
n.d stskrr v ressa yesterday aeaoa charge Of
nirr Ger ia r.rea Marr.y N North secosa<t he
80 -, ~ Ia hy "a, Sat .llrAty pi.reI
prr,rrrEsItis said that the late City Treasurer 10
sscut S2es aso hAs tae vozasts ere
deficient the srnouat Of tls@@o
The Wiamsburgh Section of the Cadets OF Tempcrsass
hold their krst anniversary Oteon Frty oTenns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
BROOK YN ITEMS.

NrRRasyA-TFHPEn.ScL.- Resolutions adopted BY the
Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association at ress
la, messing held Tuesday evening, March II, 1855
Eoa fa. Young Mems Christian Association o. boer'n
.asemblec do nost e.rnesty ara so nIy pro
.rS ssr .broraion Of the Missouri Compromise -,
so That Earnestly cere the psssise OF Iae
rsmp.r, rec In Before state Legs.tsre
h. syes a Albany, witA ihs
re- hat hey be laid before ;he Lersatare-
SKRtors ACcIpfET-On tuesday night lnt q lAooring
nan in Ksainr Of HsmioDr sAd AtdieSs e nc
eyif, IN t. which made b, the owner o. ts
r,.1st ar purpose Of buldsf undersedn nc "
,rtop of som. attracted oy tae oso 81 as a'.a
n,, n an the bottom 1nsos 20 move ne
ss, h s hsofen ana he vn BADLY srse
.Ueui bedy IL feared bis trJures rasJ prove 's'si
RxxoyAL-TLs Post Office has been removed TOE u.
the Freenu build az corner
H,r :, md FulIoa which mas been hued 0P o. gee
oEcs.
1,r,v.,r T,ytp,KtIPERs-The City Cour. w0
,,up,l ,er.ds, tT.sl Of Licensed tavern rsersn
&C yss ncieted provdlas adequate heon ~
he .,st. Gasney for not er2osne proper gsn
10 sbox thai fsps epon me
S a. vo stsr e snfne1 jail fer 10 days sssssa
ss.ksa rsreh NeGsirs and Psrek Mcosz.sAa for nos
crowded sufficient stabHf we're lned ss Aas
Ch,rss fer net hsvIs stn ~ hnee slo sh1
,,s5 "a, ga N, and battery vita hill convicted OF
s.at sentenced np- rrnsni IN sas rsaeHsy
for sx months
VIOLATING ORDIy1scIs.-Iws frenen belonging 70
Fame Company snA Hsss Company No saen iA.s
eg,dy lille essdsg 20 tbs FIRE 70
fr vioi.pg he ordinances runnrs ssns the sas To-
u The Those sres;ed sfen before '0ss sA '
terGsy and tined e3 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
LECTURES, MEETINGS ADJUSTMENTS &c

THURsp.Y March - isSL
StTox.I ACADEMY Design -6;} Bwsy. day and evening
Jopssos shstsper-sn Readings Atisneun Broo n
LircoLSs LtcTus. Medical arispruisree Broadly
JEsHuaUN Ed IssrGreen st. Synagogue
RIcHtLfEU and Betsey Baker" a. the BroadEiy, II.
JoHS But, and "Only Clod" At WalActL u
PKauX sTRArAeEy. and Rather Excited" Ct B1rton's y
THE HuycHB4cK. and " Putnam - at the Bowery, y.
IrScLE TOMS CAsrS. ard p. 81, At the National.
ON B.EyIRY. ard Other Eniertanmt nts- Museum.
GEo CRRIsTY WOODS MISsTRELsEth opiannA Broadway
eucxtyYs OPERA HoUsE-Eikopesn Defines ionss Bvsy
CIMFBILL AS Broadway u
pzo.pw.y BSs., 10 A. 90 10 N.
IrprsIsY o. All NaTiOss-Cstal P.l.ee A VI to dr.t
B,Ny.Rps GEosaN,-Tb- Nile Ne No 596 Broadway " N.
BuI SIss o. Moscox-C Commercial Hall jersey City n
JoSrSs PlNrocoPE ROUTE California No io Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

I-vCIE Tons CABIN Tonight Mrs J. j. Prior,
actress ofthe Eliza Harris Of this wonderful Ora
b.reft a, Pardys Theats and hopes -
he, ends las he sdprers Of Uncle TO as CAba tara our
On ,Ss And rive good sssaca PROCTOR the apPeaoH
sIrrI. Tc as aim n u course be the attraction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL RrGTSTFR
Standard Tt>r-o-si--, a. No chsserf
1854, sAs lsM SPIN
March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - Jsi Jbt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
c0IrnT CAIENnAP-rnIs Day

CIFcrIT CorRT-NOs 2ij, 40 %, JIJ %, no III,
sls SO 32I 522 so 315 81, 81 - - ... -. 49,
srPrRoR CouRr-Nos $685. $50 1856 622. 6J3, $50, JIG.
q. s sS9 ss co. SO 3D. 49, Gl eg Ca sri go s', e5i SO.
go es7. CO 60 ST. 6io, si2 - =, .,
SUPRgvr COERr-SpeciGl Tsrm-Nos. 80, Il, ], Is.
81 g. d. H. IS 70, o. T. ~ IS, ~ % 81 - . 81. =. q. -.
T. =. DISTRICT COrHr.-Nos. -, :" VI, ~ 10, W, W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

The sale c.nno: fa 10 srse. Tie genera attention OF
the trade and vii .so present en- occasion OF uncommon
interest to all curious book sneiers Mr. Putnam has de
esred biz intention Of eurtsIng HE publishing cPeraicH'
and devc,ng The tine and attention Of the firm eheny 70
g Putn.ms Monihlyr snd the works Of two or three
,uhors In partially retiring from the field which he has
occupied with distinguished ability We are SURE iha ne
viii cery with him the ,ineeres good wishes OF the troops
OF fends both from the walks OF business and OF 'era
ure WIKI whom be Ia. long sustained such intimate sno
agreeable relations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
fAdversemeEt

GAS! Gas! Gas A large number OF new pas
t.r and ether Ca Fixtures will Do ioasd ne
r..t Manufacturing Dept OF Archer Warner Co., No 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
Advertisement

GAS GAS Gas &c handeliers aud Gas Fixtures,
of and snaue designs wi be found az tue great manlac
uri1s dlpl OF Archer Warner Co No SO Bosdsay The
arses Ia Amt rics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

IUT MINE MOI or LAW IT'S PAssLD. = IHeTe VII
h. no uor .. sous ater May The Maine qaor La" vii
.s,,- th difficulty There will be 20 more
he d Brewrrys Bsrnuus Museuo 1hs moral play El
immense popularity on ha ssesson sud
crowded audiences every evening Afternoon
perfermances every day at Bsrnum's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
VILLLAMSB URGH UEAS

LrrrRARY LxcrrRR.-The Rev. Theodore Parker de
livered one Of the course Of Literary heess sS e
M England Church south Ninth st. last evening SUD
;eet Ire Chsracteriscs Of America There was quite
srre NUMBER Of ladies and gentlemen present CONSIDER
ing lie unpleassntness Of the weather
THr L.Rcrsr CAr.-The two women mentioned yes
terdsy h.ns bean srs.ses on sss %o
es Bsv. ,.sssrdsy sasA sny. ksJ Csavsy fsr sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

TupEr DOLLARS AND FIVE DOLLARS.

IIUILNHS NM IIvTI4sII.-'
.rber vii! receive pupils daily this week to bis Chsap
NJ i- CIas Ls1isS Class It II A. NJ daily Gentlemen dsy
e.enrf fun psreglirs Of WrtnE Book<sePnE Se
,es Crcnlars Oliver y Goldsmith, No. J2 Broadway
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CIRCUIT coURr-ssfor- judge M,rearLL;

" a,
To recoyer o. 700 the value Of quantity OF marble,
ruon hands Mr. Wood execution sgioa him a.
m. t Brvnswick Rubber Company In 1859 marble
cola n,r the levy At shef sale Tor o39 Plaintiff csns
70 have tho marble and that wa ~ tie hsnds Of M
Wsos opy as h. AGENT Pl.nlia ayeTrs having sent from
ar.rss ~ him ia Westhastsr County de-
go ia. paotG va, gner complaint dismissed
aenry Burnett .st John Glover.
ale ssd taking cook sss
County la defense 10 said de-
fere snt ed he range sse Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of State superintendent
nvnv that he had recommended Charles Motri'o" as
pup;l Tor the Institution Of the Blind keisneo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

CcrPIASr DIssrssID.-The examination Oh Ia'ms l.
Brady charged with setting IRE TO hs grocery SORE
Frankfor. St, was yesterday continued before 'u'a: W
borne Mr. Brady produced witnesses 70 prove Us
$50 ard N. u.e;sra.s dismissed the complaint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

PRusE YOUR GRAPIvYEs-March 9 me oes' une 70
pruse vines If you want fruit cut sway ola wooa Inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

fINtItIsruIEu1 J
NJ sweet nlemento Of tho p,s.

III u sweet nemento OF the pas.
4 priceless treasure now thou ar,
T.rcush Years o come. While life shsN last,
III keep aud the next my heart
A mothers picture is OF all relics the most holy
Perfect picture. .nd most expressive kenes mais by samuel
Root No SIS Broadway any weather CrayOu eeneotypo.
aien no place No conuecon With other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

John Brown and Janes Burke, convicted last week OF
defudirg two engrsns selling them worthless ticket. OF
The West this morning senfencedo tho PenseaJ
FOR four moufhs each.
WIN Donohne John aud Thos Connolly convicted
uy OF being "a the that ook place the ihh
Of engue Cos Nos 10 and " this
mornpx fined sentenced the City Prison Dononue ws
fasd as dsy The others
fined : IS seh sentsDced 70 81 days imprisonment
Fnney Psced Al the bar chused with stsbbns go
take his life Tbs testimony OF
ow that while going into grocery " the
Garner First he BY the prisoner Who
showed him knife his syus he did not care for the
caught him BY the collar and stabbed him d,
sheulder and back.
shown that thu prisoner was first saak
the 1plsin.nt and that hs acted In sefdetense
when The Court adjourned Tor the day
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LAW LVTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT.


INJUNCTION 4 TO CRYSTAL PALACE DIRECTORS.
The complaint and melton for injunction in this case.
we're on belafof Nj Muan propetor >tEs iEerisl ed
other that the Directors without laval
horiy had OF money aud made psyments
thereou coundea that said creditors should be 70
ou and that the Directors be cnoned from max
ins sny foher payments The latter temporarily was sio~ed
TIE object OF be Pceedns not in any way to ,eae is srs
.ous essbsh. but 10 tsst the rsit OF the pnco
re.reet 90 the 1.-THE cut successful viii mshe SAIL.
dfer,nce about eco In favor OF the sfochhoters
DECISIONS BY JUDGE MITCHELL.
Wooe at the Broeklyu Fire Insurance COMPANY
Juasmsnt defendant demurrer The s~srd OF Ibtras~
that the Of the IRE $500 and their csrtacAs
Lat tbs during exceeded that shows when thes
Crosbon sst Lyon.
Th smother for cause.-The
the pies. ssi the general term r-
H. The defendant OF estate aud invested ~
order OF the principal OF the estate IN real estate but tue
without notice to them snd brought SUR
about the OF the Original estate The 10
the action The melton his part tor Allowances
the money IN an cxtrt,inav
and defendant entitled 10 his costs aud An sAa
allow snce, which latter 10 placed At $50
T. NJ Bxby AIT J. Loyeoy.
The execution set nse the eanss 70 -
noticed AsGia for trial
nv JUDGE ROOSgvELr
In the opening snd extending PNkpsee Ny impress
,on The said the 20 extend beyond
The ground shall net be able TO make any ords
beyond do not mean 'or
dispossess OF the h to oppose the nsessment
.hsl probably TO another judge unless soma
Cirulsiion of the Kind Is made.
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SUPERIOR COURT Before Juds, Boswosra.

To recover damages for alleged injury by brush making
Joining plaintiffs premises already reedt g, Neftcs
for deteRjsn
VIM n C.nnH .saiost Andrs- Clarke ard James Reilly
siiegd ssssut and 1
at The defendants connected with the rum ward e
t. ON the nish 1852 pi,nth and defendants 81 si
Is we're plsyps doruoe wins Clarke aud Csnnf ware
r.rtre thew Of wine Il Is said and MI Clarke re-
td rortion he only played for tho AGO mods
ton partner Some words enued and NAT nj
CIarfs ssng took hold Of Plsnf assaulted Hun DRAGGED
him a. railing The changes are denied verdict Z"
defendants
Henry z. Pienepont and jacob lie Roy =,
To recover damages amount laid at 5000 for the death
Of John NcC;ue psn ~ years age who vas tsd or
DR. neS by Ferry boat Msnhssr coming INTO tue taton
morning 7h Jay 1882 striking against small bost
In Which deceased who was in the employ ment o. s po
o. No, ma nm ay or Aiterwsri. when tho head was ~ ef
.ned to have received wound IL was dnrtns inc ms
the difficulty tho Ferry CO. ani their pilots hsn INC
required OF tho they had been receiving soa s
their place. 10 10 alleged Tor az least tue Gus
Ia oneon sssi aud o~ns to tho want OF care
and k alleged that III death or deceased took place Ihs
..S,usd ard claimed for defense that the Ferry boat had
been msuas,d aud the accident through ae tsn
the Of presence Of mind OF deceased n'n ine'
il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

px,ov. III. Pos, Office has been removed from lis
in Norfasue Hall 70 the Freeman bGid az corner
N,r. q, and Fulton which mas been hsea ~ - 80
r the Of tks incnessns oln<s 81 he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

A DISHONEST CAsvAssER "A young man named joseph
Phillips Yesterday sresed officer Webb OF the yer Psc9
charged sh obsEIg none, by false pretence iro Js
OF1,up an ensrsver No NRssaus IL tist Mr
.roS.d The accused 10 canvass him xreeus 20
Him all orders for engraving wcs
he heavy orders and received
bat subsequently appeared t,t tiey e
ANNA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

DROWNED The body OF boy apparently about Il
wears OF age was found the Hudson OF Rhnebeck on the
18th irt lie wss dressed with check shirt black panta
looms under pair of common duck overas In his pocket
was wallet bress, pin, and the following memorandum
May 81, Wallace commenced work for Mr. Gordon-s9s
An inquest was held by John Os;ro. and verdict re-
,urned cause of death unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

ATTEMPTED Sl1cIDE-Frederick Krsns, a German,
,p. No while In aderanzsd state OF mind JeseI
day nornrs attempted suicide BY emitting hS thfoan tFs
With discovered Immediately and conveyed 20 the
w. Ifasva