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CONTINUATION.

FHNIlE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
Il. friends, and the public generally, that
having taken the old stand for the purpose of
conductinga
LH.n hcr Commission business,
he will keep constantly on hand an extensive
,>v
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Ut WITT Is
U1rGHuftcd LOye--IA sonnet.

love thee -, as / ne 'er loved before,
And as feel cannot love again;
And though that love has cost me much Of
pain,
or agony intense, l would live DER,
Most willingly, each bitter hour I've known
Since first we met. to claim thee as my own.
But mine thou can'st not be; thy hayward
heart
On one deemed worthier by thee, is set,
And l must bear the keen and deathlcss smart
OF passion unrequited, or forget
The love that's ofny very life a part,
To cherish it may lead to madness, yet
| will brood over it, for o.,
The joy its memory brings, surpasscs far the
woe. W. p. E.
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ALBANY, April l2.-The democratic State
central committee have adjourned to meet
again in July. Previous to their adjourn
ment resolutions were passed severely ccnsu-
ring the administration for the policy it hrs
pursued in all questions where national honor
and national interests were at stake,
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rENlilS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha. the sub
n scrbcr Of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters
lcstamenlary on the personal estate Of
William lIoweti,
late of said county, deed. All persons having
claims against the said decd, are hereby warn.
ed TO exhibit the same with the vouchers ,hcrc-
olduiy authenticated, on CT before Ike
llth day @! April, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded fem
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate, arc requested 10 n.aLc immediate
payment TO the Subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of April, 1851.
SARAH IIOWETT,
Apr ID, 81 Exec'trx.
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The JArAy SerADReS.-Thc Washington
Star learns from q ciabla source that the gov
ernmcnt has instructed Com. Perry TO return
this spring to Japan, with all his ships under
his command that could be spared from the
China seas, to receive the answer Of the En-
pcror to our proposals; and then to return
home with all his vessels except a steamer
and two sloops Of war, which are to remain in
that quarter as the regular [. S. East India
squadron. And further, that the returning
vessels will co:Ac home via the Pacific, touch
ing at San Francisco, and ether most import
ant points in the usual Pacific route, thence
to the United States. The commodore IS cx-
pectcd to return himself, overland, with as
little delay as possible. He is understood to
have applied successfully for permission so
to do.
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ESank Notice.

CECIL BANK, March %, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
IN for nine Directors to serve the ensuing
year, will be held at the Banking House on
Monday, the 1st day Of May next, between
the hours of and O'Clock =. NJ.
Apr 4w J. TOME, Pres.
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CNNATkRE1s;,G SkF4r.

HCf virtue Of writ OF Ncndi Exponas. is
ED sued by Edmund Brown Stnr., Esq, cue
nl the Justices CT the Peace Ct the State Of
Maryland, in ani for Cecil county, al the suit
OF William Tyson against the goods and chat
Ties, lands and tcncmcGts Of Alexander Roth
well aud Eli Pcais,n and to me DIR, c'ed 81
have seized AMI tale. inc tAccu,icn, al The
right, title, interest, claim and estate, n. law
and in equity, al the said Alexander Ro,hwc!l
IN and to all tiat piece parcel or tact If land,
nav in the possession Of The said Alexander
Rolhwell, situate, lying and being in Elk
Neck, IN Cecil county, containing
SO Acres ci E..a:a,
more or less. and adjoining lands Of John Pry-
son and njalnin Stoop>. and hereby give
notice that on SATURDAY Tie 9Th day Of May,
1851, between the hours Of IL o'clock NJ, and
o'clock p. NJ, al the CGurl House door in the
town of Elkton, l will expose The sais. property
al public sale to the highest bidder Tor cash TO
satisfy sail writ. IlEI. FOAED,
April Is, 1851 Constable.
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so Acres CT E.@E:l,
NOTICE T..

ENHE County Commissioners Of Cecil county
Il will meet at their Office in the COur, IIo,
at Elhton, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of Apil.
last.
All Supervisors who have not closed tSeil
accounts, or made settlement with the Com
mlsSOaers, are notified 10 attend HAT meeting,
or send in their accouhts properly authenticate
ed, otherwise these who have balances due
them Will not be paid in the levy Of 1851, AMI
against those indebted lcga! proceedings will
in all cases be instituted.
The Collectors OF the several districts are
also, notified to return a list of their new as
Scssments, on or before that day.
BY Order p. c. RICKETTS,;
April -, 1881 I'm Clerk.
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VISITORS TO TIE MILITARY AcApEaY.-Thc
following are the names of the Board Of Visit
ors appointed to attend the examination Of
the Military Academy at West Point, June l
lS54-lIon. John j. Morris, of Indiana;
Winslow Turner Esq, of Missouri j. b.
Luckic, ESQ.,, of Arkansas Charles W. Whip
pie Esq, Of Michigan: Dr. II. NJ. kinsey, of
Texas; Samuel Y. Bayard, Esq, of New Jcr-
sey; George lloltzbccScr, Of Delaware; Hon.
S. Clemens Of Wheeling, Virginia; VIM. W.
Lea Esq, Of Tennessee; l.. '. Dickcrson, Of
Kentucky: Richard De Trev:llc, ED, of
South Carolina; Jacob Kent, Esq, Of NU-
mont: Hon. Wm. C. Clarke, Of New lamp
shire; John B. Harmon, Esq, Of California;
Rev. Robert Allyn, Of Rhode Island; John A.
Campbell, Esq, Of Illinois.
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TIMOTHY SEED-Primc timothy seed, fer
sale By EDMUND BROWN; JR.
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FOR SALE,

EXTENSIVE SELECTION .,thH25xh
IA Of choice FRUIT TREES, &
large size, Apple, Peach, Cherry, TfVSN
Pear, Plum, n ectarine, and Straw -
berry and Raspberry Plants; Grape
Vines, &c. Also, very fine Silver Naples.
Address JAMES S. PETERS,
CoNcoRDvIILE NURSERY, Concordvillc, Del
aware County, PA. (march %, lS7f.
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and an unsurpassed I.i IF
GROCERIES. &c.
EsslSTg;s;g SALE
or VALUABLE PROPERTY,
IN ELKTJN.

WY virtue Of Il Decree passed by authority
z of the Hon. Albert Constable, Judge
sitting in Equity. the undersigned rs Trustees.
will Offer at Public Sale, at the Court House
in tlktuu, on
JY.usJ,, -. o-.b 1,, nj ,,,y
,o-, 49,, wy ''l.'
i'ol' "ii 's rl%"'' u'1e, anu interest OF l''c
nsira O. AnsnsiGs n'vr deceased, IN an inc
i'ii"N i"!' ''1". '"'' i''i'ei' tilt "oie eie''
OF lhe |''om T, I ,1m,tGv 9. nv ~
80 &c ,, i,1n,o'1 g n ,.oi noM A
oI'"i,eu ~ ""nso,' DE- 'nu HT;,is@;I p
MIS- -N,a'i'''''" ! o"'u' ~ 'In',ts !sn,EI,S
''loiE' c. INV o",,e" eI"'ii =, y! ,.s.Gt'g
Salu i'e'is h'u " IL VI 'ei' - III
an" n coii,:"o"I u, ,ra,.c,
= 40. ~, nc ny 81 l'ol oc-
: :9T u e ,a, ny h"rla 'ses"ui as Law
is;ssFtE U'i'e' am owned e'!""'y ny shu
slI.A1.H iie''S ana hSA)' L. May IS l"naa'.:.s
III r., common.
Ho.". Inc iloloE ana Lol' oc-
cEricd as a store anu dwelling by 1.-I.a
Ihomast &. crouch, and owned equal .it,lt,G
~ by sald Hers ana JACOB 1. How :iaSiia
ard, as lrh'h's III common.
4 NO 4. INC Siphl. and 40 occu-
TIStS pea ny tra'ton Reese, ana owned
difSETsE equally ny SAID Hers ana Jacob {.
.s.t.E Howard rs tenants III common.
NO, ., Inc AiUli lfCAhl al!op 4
and LDI occupied by Doct. Mitchell SElt.rss
ana owned equally by said Heirs and ,;iIfifss;sH
Jacob =. HOWARD us tenants in COM .ktsflH
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Spring Fashions for Gentlemen.

DP1HP sShiVHo IVI UCHtICWCHs
"ILLlS RUTTER bcgs to inform his
w friends and the public generally, that
he has just returned from the city with a sup
ply of new
Cloths, Cassimercs and yesttngs,
for Spring wear, which lie will make upas low
as can be done in either city, aud warranted
to give satisfaction.
W-Call at the Bazaar. Tmar IL
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o. licl9ecs au1 Correspondents.

uJ-We have an excellent ssPu!pii Sketch"
this week of Rev. Mr.. Stockton, a preacher
of wide spread celebrity.
o. Ihc story by Mrs. Denson is an inter-
esting one, and the miscellaneous and agricul-
tural articles found on the first and last pages
worthy of a perusal.
G5@-tnothcr of the promised series of arti-
Giles OH sPopluar Education" came too late
this week, but will appear next.
lIrOur old correspondent Nv. p. E.,'
who has been in the South aud West Il year
or two. is now on visit to Cecil, where his
old friends are pleased to see him. His pen
takes to the paper still, as naturally as a duck
to the water, and looking over the file of The
Wing the other day, he recognised certain
"Taleniiae,' and thus thereon he sonnetizcd:
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Baltimore and snsqUchanna
STEA nj COMPANY.

D OCULAR DAILY LINE, (except Sundays,)
LII for HAvRE DE GRACE, PoRT DEPOSIT AxD
TIDE WATER CANAL
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In the Circuit
Court tpT teci.
county, han
Gerry, VI II &c h
2ith. 1854.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN sIXTH.Ay.

FIRE IN sIXTH.Ay.
About l2l O clock Yesterday morning fire broke
out in the grocery store of James d. Rhymes No. $50
Slxth-av. The fremen early on the grow ID aud
soon eXtingushed the flames. Damage by hre about
$50 by alter about $50. Capt. Alderman OF the
Ninth Ward says in his return to the Chiof that the
fire was evidently the work of ncendiary, the rear
of the store being filled with empty boxes, barrels,
sc. The store was properly closed by the owner am
clerk about lOJ o'clock. After the fire was eHtin-
ouished an inventory of the entire stock was found
smountipp 10 s376. Mr. Rhymes was forthwith ar
rested at bis residence, No 200 West Eighteenth-st,
by Lieut.. Cargill, shen IT was found that ne had an
insurance of $500 in the United States Fire Insurance
Company. Rhymes was committed by Justice Boz
CART for examination.
FIRE IL THIRD-Av.
At 81 O'Clock Saturday afternoon hre broke OUT
in the back room Of the first floor OF Che house No
436 Tbird.av occupied by John Riley as grocery
store. 1t speedily distinguished oy the hreiueh'
Loss about 81.
FIRE IL sPRING-sT.
The alarm of fire at "a o clock on saturday mght,
was occasioped by the bursting OF camphene lamp
in the basement, corner ol spring anu huoeHy S'S
But little damage was done.
FIRE IN NORTH MooRE-sT.
About the same time Saturday evening, hre oc-
CURED in the dwelling house of Mr.. Shirley in North
MsOre-st., near Greenwich, caused by the bJilNg
over of kettle Of preserves. Damage trihlng.
FIRE IN FORTY TIRsr-sr.
About O'Clock Saturday morning fire broke out
in a frame building in Forty -hrst.st near the
Eleventh-av., occupied by m eynods as staoIg
Before the remen could subdue the flames the busd-
inc WINS nearly consumed together with large guam
tity of hay, feed, &c. Two horses were burned to
death. Loss arOut 81 900.
FIRE IN OLIYERsT.
About ! clock Saturday morning hre occurred
in tbe building rear of No 90 Olverst. The tremen
were soon on the ground and extnguished the flames
before the premises had sustained any material dam
age The fire originated in second story room occu-
pied by woman of incorporate habits, VINO u seems
lad nv some means or other set fire to her bed clothes
The loss Will not exceed $40.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
There was an alarm Of fire on Saturday afternoon,
occasoned by the reminding OF the burning emoer'
remaining ain.pg the ruins of the cOnhagr in
Furmanst. the morning previous No additional
damage was done.
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FATAL RESULT or ROWDYTSM

Yesterday Coroner Donnell held an inquest at
No 252 West Thirty -thirdst upon the body OF James
NJ. Herrick who died about o'clock the evening
PREVIOUS The evidence taken showed that the de-
ceased who was an incorporate man, became Inio1i-
Gated in the Nintha Thursday night last, and IN
proceeding home in that condition he was attacked by
an unknown man, who while near an engine house
knocked him down. Another man kicked him ii the
side ana abdomen. Herick cried watch, when Po-
hcemaR Devine came up and conveyed him to nus
home. The deceased as very i'll, and complained to
his wife Of pains in his breast and abdomen. he
commenced Purging and vomiting, and continued IN
this condition till be died. A pOst-mortem exsmna-
ton revealed the fact that the fifth and sixth ribs were
fractured besides many other injuries The Jury,
after hearing the evidence rendered verdict OF death
by cholera, aggravated by the injuries received on
the night of the 18th inst by parties unknown De-
ceased was SO years of age, and a native OF Mary
land No clue could be got of the parties who made
the assault but it was Supposed they were connected
with an engine company.
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BRoCKwAY-At sorh. mPton Mas, EnAsed - -.
wife Rensn BfockwSI formerly seof % 4"r OFeSeA
L.stxp. bet OF bTcokgn, aged D.
Ambitious on 70 bless those BY whom she ~ss scfroiea
70 make harry those busht contact With hersne seeia
" 20 make her ou house psrise esish-a7' Sr>eAvsI
eoaV ACCOMPLISHED her misseD. She model voran.
ard Of eeurse Avoed wife and GseeiiOsa;s mother She
was greatly beloved By al who knew her and Der early dests
viii srievs many hesrts
COLSTON- O. saturday the 18th - IN Wihianseufsh,
Ruby A. wife Of Edwin K Coso5 sgl y years -
The viii aed this day Aogc.yl et f W.
from tAe rrsdsncs Of thc family corn,r OF On ssa s0Ett
lOhts WlsmsbrTsh TIE frierds Of he fans Se in'i-
ted 10 stterd
SMTH-On the morning Of the l5th irsl Mss Ssssh Ann
Smith daughter Of Thomas r. smith aged a. OF consaatou
TkUESDELL--At Sas Sing sept n. 1855, J0ha Ifues
dell. 10 the 18th year Of HE
His friepos the fnenis Of h Edws- D. Ssn>ei
snd AlonEo Nursoen invited attend The funeral
Tuesaav the Sh 10 O'Clock from the rcfdsnce o. his
scr 81 Sips Sins Csrsses si 5e Ia READINGS. the dep
70 the csrs, hat leave New York At A
WESTCOTr-0n Sunday af-rroon fiedeuR Eiward,
only Of Robe- and Ceceu NSco aged Is rionihs aaa
IS daNs
The funeral will AXE place the residence II hs
rents No SO Nandac thl Mondsyl afternoon 81 O'Clock
The viii bytsken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for Inter
ment
WEEKLY REPORT sxArHs In the 10y Of Brooklyn so he
week ending sept lS 1857
MILTs IS FEMALE, s.; AOvLrs, IS CHILDREN, %.
Total les
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sales at the stock Exchange. .srp7. 10.
Sept is.

Reported for THE n Y TRIsuSE BY Fay & THosAsl
E,Tt foar6-sI coo SchuyL Nav. Mort 6s. u, O5, 49,
4sjo schu} Ne! IS. 80 IS a. - $40 ci'y 6 sad
100 Iona Island R r., b, 49, 50 do ea.h 49, 50 do iS
$50 90 b5 3f 50 do bSwn l3 - Schuyl Nav Preferred.
bSs.n al 10 Resding r. s5 IS; IOOdp b5 35 Mine
hill r. r. 6Ii % Penn Township Bank 81 p Mechanics
Betsesa Boar,lco Reading r. S. s5 100 do ST, 2oo
DO 3s3 100 DO. b5, 55l $50 - -
nd Bodrd-5O Penn Railroad 45li 100 Long Island Rail
road b5 1915 50 do 49, 49, 40 Minehl RAILROAD In tots, OF
SO do b5wn 81, 50 schuy Nav Preferred b5wn 5ii $50
do In los 5i; do SlI II Harrisburg Railroad days s.;
S Morris Canal s. 1875 So do 2days 1915 80 Reading Rail
road IS Sss; Fsners and MechsneS Bans, 69i 81 do,
6Si; 1870 do sSwn, 6St 49,. -.
ter Roryd-s Coz City g. s7li $1,000 Penn s.. 50, 100
Resding Railroad rs ii l59 do do s 100 do 'own Soli
Ia DO DO 3t. 2OO Morris Canal 5ti; 81 Beaver Meadow
RAilroad days SO; 100 New Creek Coal Co. IL 800 do,
o. u -, 49, so 49,, L., 80, -,
Unii,d States 81 Il7i bid IN asked Pennylyans D.
81 bid 81 asked Reading Railroad 80 bid sbi ssedl
Rendips Railroad Bonds 10, - bid, 75l asked Readias
R'Iqnss morsage g. go go BID 80 asked Pennsyysnis
Rsiross 45i BID 45l asked MoIrs Canal l2i bid asedl
SciNvIk Navigation d. 49, "a bid, 1il asked schuyikh
Navigation stoeE "a bid 23l asksd sehayisll Eayisson
Pr,fred 81 bid 32l asked Long Island ~ bid asked;
Vcssburg a. BID ii sskedi Ci'eId Bank y 10 asked;
Lehsh zne y BID, u asbed Union Canal " BID iol sshsa
Ern
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LYONS IOWA CENTRAL RAILROAD
L IL A.. 4 Trllllna

SIR: should like to inquire through the columns
of your paper what has become of this Company and
IFS road. which was announced in Chicago paper
some months since to be completed fifty miles about
&" October fret"
Can any one inform the public oftbe result Of ameet
ing of bondholders, called through The TRIBUNE, to
be- held in August last at the Exchange And also
where the Company now transacts its business
There are many honest purchasers of the bonds
Of this Company who would be glad OF any informs-
ton concerning The prospects Of their Investments
and whether any hope exists for the payment of the
olsbonored coupons. AT present there seems to be
ouite a mystery hanging ABOUT the transactions {
the LYONS Company and il due to those interested,
ar well a. to the public that some light shouli be
thrown upon its condition and prospects.
ONE INTERESTED.
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Advertisement
I has been observed. not

the udcsl but BY ell int sent persons that the
usual rmtd OF Fsye sud Aue preser0ed By phyaGAi or
80 m ,L4 shops either inefficient OF DECIDED llJl
~ Tbi. hes been frequently laneated BY physe OF great
npepce II theI, fore desdcragn 70 discover sjme
r,Uedv that would be eheefua and yet safe After many
vears OF patient apartment md research as IN unacent
IL uv.Ir OF DEsHLEEs Anti Periodic Pills feels conldeu
NJ h. ms eonpoundrd Pill hich eXer most marked and
unorm feet upon this dseae And Notwithstanding that
9 psfsu medlcius have pursued such coufs IN tue
49,. ~ .ewhere a. render those who embark IN the
~ nr.fiop .rd sale really valuable medicine liable 70 the
.,sn OF irposure and 10 he cerson Of the public, be
bscecpded 10 venture upon the uud rtakng Tie believes
nat h. has made poran discovery which VIII DIMINISH
,Le ,ctnsi s.r Of huuan suffering viii be immense
10 The atong classes Sel those heavy man.
prUrE that employ large numbers Of hands
A. he ssfDe tine b. d fee adni- hs be hopes from MS
terrse sn Honorable fsc1Lialy recompen-e n can be &C.
onred by .crupu.us s-uon 20 those honorable maxus
SLcb soyerp the mercantile community. DtsHLEss Puis
sv r. rrocued n. RGNG Of Broadway aud Johnsf
Suo HurcHNGs 10 l3I West BIoatwsyi also Of most
rs.eebe Druggist. IL the city end Of DEsHLgR New
Brunswick \. J.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Befors Jpdse hsaAHA

Theodore A. Gales agt Matilda G. Green.
Mrs. G. in April, 1853, rented Of Mr.. C., for one
oBsr,er from NAV 20 August part Of house No sos Broad
Tsy adjoining Houston consisting oftwo rooms on the nfs
seer hal roc on second hoor front stte room with
ryisge In he coal rent Of s3 ~ tor SAID three
ouhs half IN advance and the other half LIST August lie
az ne raid the frst hale possession and occupied the
bur failed pay the last half amounting - Ole To-
ard ,uit Is brought
Mr. O. occupied the lower part registry once Tor female
5ou She SAYS tht the landlord agreed 70 awe her quiet
and udstur.d possession which not done that me sire
was blocked up In Of the badns each sd o. hs
bs tom down lebu ding and that her hoo was lowered
ard injured by ring for cellar sdoning that the premises
r repdt rd uuisnsntsbe and she esicted ana con-
PEELED 20 out and that plaintiff wu In degree n''
Ireutsl 2 sad escti0n. &c -. .a..,
H. rsv as denied that there anything ia the written
asree Il by wheh the plantif sgeed 20 give qale aa
ditubed tossesson but the Judge said that ald ho
kefheT Il was 10 the lesse not, that In lens p -
landlord h. bound to awe quiet and unttstuFoed
80 couts Ldd IN reply that the obs,ucti2 W..
set Of tie landlord which wAs denied Testimony wa ~
Verdict for Def, Doaut.
Reed Lstbrop agsiEst Daniel 7 f0ans' ana CO.
To recover a. indOrsers on the paper Vi Cane n
crtsr 800 The defense similar % otnsf cse' .eh
rr 10 such paper-thst IL was acc ~ 80,
rfch have been tried and reported Judgment '' P4h
IN ard
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THE FEMALE NORMAL SoHooL.-This school, under
the charge othe Board of Educ Ion opened 10 second
session on Saturday morning with 4i6 pupils present
|, bids fair TO be very popular and useful under me
administration Of Mr.. HAzleti1e, its Principal we
noticed. at the opening exercises in the man han'
the President of the late Public School society NJ
George I. Trimble. who has done so much IN years
mat 10 develop this important auxiliary of our edn
cstonal systemi also Messrs. Nelson, Davenport ana
Hubbard Of the committee in charge Superintendent
Randall and NJ Keen, aud several Of the schooi
officers of the different Wards. At the close OF the
school exercises Mr. Randall delivered very iui
pr,.sve and eloquent Introductory lecture upon Tue
duties responsibility and dignity Of the teacher pro
fesson This lecture Is the first Of series designed 70
be delivered during the coming winter
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srABB1NG CASE IN LITTLE WATER-ST.

A quarrel occurred between Francis McCue and
Franei. S Gerry, at the corner oil hl'ue axe, ana
Anthony-sts., on Friday night, aoou' l. cloeA'
when McCue was badly stabbed and cut a00a, tue
arms. The Police heard on alarm ana On f0oohus
the SPOT, found McCue lying or the Sidewalk, "e'ry'
who had committed the ass ,ult, escaped ou'
soon aterward arrested. Justice CLARK com "'''s'u
him to prison Tor eKsmin alton.
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FIRST DISTRICT coUsTWBsi0wps s SSe1s ghtt>

Motion 10 recover $50 90 balance due on freight Of
o., .sI M defence IL that the coal wet sod dam
.st h IN he plaintiffs possession 10 an amount siaa to
plaintiffs claim =, -. sl..k .,~.,,., .,S .,o,be,
-, -. - col her delivered wet with salt water,
80 Lep STy prsssBted ssiy spEeAranee Seesoned tneis
81 Al and b. Iept IN open yard not covered isr sale
TIE Isnii5 ma eos Ike SIs-tkst i impervioas %
49, - b~y had fTequsBty received caTg0es Of similar
os that lad been vet, and never found any aeay IN sell
ina s--.s Il .f..-.ff e., -. ..,.o.,. Cd,
- 49,, nd costs u suit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
VILLA KSB URGH ITEMS

STREET PREAcHNG.--Mr. Wager, the Germsa
seetpreacher, delivered discourse yesterday sffsr
loon on the vacant lot corner Of Mol;rose-ay. and
Ewen-st, before an audience Of about 800 persons
A German was arrested ~ special deputy, charged
with using language likely TO create disturbance
turtle. than this the meeting orderly. There was
preaching also at old grounds in the Second Ward az
which but few persons were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18

Ixrrr7Tp - True bills Of Indictment have been
found by the GrA1d Jury against james Farmer i'r
setting fire TO the premises - occupied in Cha''e's''
on the ID Juy last. Also agiost shiPton Tor se'-
ting FIRE TO the sixth story OF tsoement house corner
Of Tveniy-eghih.st. and SeUn9~sg. lse-e indis'-
ulen.s are for arson in the second dsgree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
u,oum.r RoppERr.-On saturdsy night lAst aboat

HIGHWAI kUUblhI.-Vu odIuIual Hl-I-t - -
II C5o,t Nj Bchsrd Roberta Nirznitn, was KNOCKED
- 80 robbed Of - in President The corner u
Az Il app that be bad spent ne eTsnilz 20
49, he IN Tie nsighhoIbood and when be went 91i Slsn
- ntti Of -upz New York h followed D. tnfee
o. Ur of dTinkinz eoupano1s Aer proceeding ose o.
I. towad the ferry o. them h exec an do~a
- - ier. aistrsc ID biz pckef book after which taey
fsd Robert. succeeded IN reaching the Thid District sts'a
H. - sev-is officers dispatched IN pursuit o. ga
-. Two men named Joseph Jones sad James NeOae
80 Ne,;ss on Suspicion Of being nPOsted n tie Aaf
ard xsre o. ked Up 20 Avail e1GmIDstion