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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-11-10
REPORT or TIE TRUSTEES OF TIE
AIMS HOUSE.
To the County Commissioners I

To the County Commissioners I
Of Cecil County:
The uDlers inged, Trustees of the Poor,
respectfully submit the following Report OF
the affairs of the Aims House for the year
ending the first Monday in May, 1855, dur
ing which the House has been under their
charge.
At the commencement of said year there
were the Aims House sirfy-eight paupcrs;
during the year siriy-one were admitted, and
Three children were born in the honsc; in the
same time torty-sir were discharged, f,co
children bound out and thirteen died, leaving at
the end Of the year serenfy-onc inmates.
The Produce of the farm during the year
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REMOVAL,

The Office Of The Cecil Wing has been re-
moved to North Street between the Court
House IN Jail, where we are prepared to do
Handbllls, and other Job Printing.
0DTThe Wing has a far larger circulation
than any other paper ever had in the county,
and is good medium for advertisements
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opposite THE HOWARD HOUSE.
EAMFS IlASSON offers an assortment Of
~ Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain; ditto Madras and Tampico:
French and American Calf; Wax and Buff
lppcrS; harness and Skirting: Bride, fair
black; French and American Lining; Tops
and Bindings; Hips and Findings.
E5-Thc highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. Imay 5 Gm
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n ov. 10.
JOHN b. ROWAN.

A TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Cham
IN Gerry, will give prompt attention to all
business entrusted to him. He will attend all
the Courts Of this county, or of any other
County where his services may be required.
DJ5@He can at all times be found at his office,
next door to the Office of the Cecil Democrat.
Nov. 10, 1875.
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TO FARMERS!

u IIEhLEK 5 P-FI ENI KIILW ~
Horse Poweys,and Overshot Thrsshers.
NOTICE is hereby given to Farmers, that
= Z | still continue the sale Of Whcrlcr'S
Patent Railway Horse Powers and Ovcrshot
T'rashers with Shakers attached, which |
Will warrant to give satisfaction. or no sale.
Also, Feed CATERS, Ciorcr Uuiicrs, and Wood
S0,ss:
Persons wishing to engage u Machine may
call on the subscriber living near the Magraw
Church, or address him ut Rising Sun, Cecil
county. Maryland
May 10 If JOHN D. MICHENER.
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MONEY FOR EUROPE

pARTlES wishing to send money to En-
gland, Ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, in sums to suit on the principal Banks
in any Of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,,
Agents for Abraham Bell x Sons,
Apr 20 If New York.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

m II. MUSGROVE, having pc rmanc ntry
L located in this Town, tenders his pro-
ttssional services to the citizens Of Elkton
and vicinity. Office nearly opposite the
Court House.
Elkton, May S en-
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RENON AT ,

WYNN. ]. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first story of 1.-THE g cell
Wing" Building, where he may always be
found ready to give prompt attention to al
businc SIS placed in his hands.
Nov lott
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NOTICE.

ENHERE will be a meeting of the stock.
Il holders of the Elktun, Andora Il Lewis
vile Plank Road Company, in Elkton on
Monday the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. BY
order Of the Boatd. Of Managers.
A. MCINTYRE,
Nov 10.
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IIURr BY THE CARS VIM Jones (mason)
of Elk Neck, sat down on the railroad near
this place on Thursday and was struck by the
cow-catcher Of a passing train, and severely,
ifnot fatally injured. lie was intoxicated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-11-10

All Of which, except to the amount of
$l25, which was sold, was consumed on the
premises. The amount received for produce
sold the Il levy (S2, 50O) for the mai ntai nance
Of the Poor, made the amount in orr hands
S2,G25; and the whole amount expended by
US in supporting the House was S2,7l0.67,
leaving S94.67 unpaid, to be included in your
levy for this year.
In the last Levy there was also included
$500 for improvements on the Aims House
building, and for other repairs, all of which
has been expended as per vouchers fled
The basement of The House has been put in
good COndition--part of the second story has
been papered--the well was made deeper
and the pump repaircd--a large oven was
bnilt and the whole amount exhausted in
judicious repairs and additions to the pro-
pcrty.
We respectfully recommend, that at least
one new furnace he put up in the House; the
present ones being too expensive in the use
of coal, without sufficiently heating the
House. The amount Of coal consumed from
November 10th, 1854, to March 25th, 1855,
was IS! tons, which made the heating Of the
house much more costly than If wood had
bceu nSed.
Owing the unusually high price of provi-
sions and the large number of inmates We
suggest the necessity of increasing the an
maui allowance for the support of the poor.
Signed;
JOHNSON SHIPPERS. \
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I ntta,
SIXTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT.

John H. Price, Esq, Of Hartford county, is
elected Circuit Judge in this district, com
posed of Baltimore, Hartford and Cecil coun-
ties: by large majority over Judge James
NJ. Buchanan.
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GRAIN and Produce,

OF all kinds upon storage, or for sale on com
mission Farmers making consignmcnts OF
grain to me by railroad can send it at the
very lowest rates Of freight and have every
flcility and despatch afforded them by the
riilrb?i agents at the stations where they
deliver their grain. There is double rail
read track running into the warehouse which
StVrs the expense and delay of hauling ears.
necessarily incurred when consigned to houses
more distant from the Depot. Address
WM. II. GiLFlN,
Oct. l3-iw. Hhiladephia.
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TO J'AItNIERS.

TENlIE undersigned respectfully announces
4 to the Farmers and Dealers in grain and
produce. that he has purchased the large and
conlmodious warehouse Immediately opposite
the Phil. Will. and Bait railroad Depot,
Philadclph and is now prepared to receive
by railrud on consignment
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FARM FOR SALE.
MES NJ. BURGESS,

READ ESTATE AGENT,
WTnG5E advertisement is in anotr ell
" column "i this paper. has on hand al
. is time md t"r sale - FARMS; several Of
ne ifonI tnres e iye miles from Port Dc
post.
Aug 2j-tr.
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Gle Cecil lubio.
ELNTOS. NOyEMB Err 10, 1875.

REMOVAL OF ''TuE Cecil WING" OFFICE
Our printing offi.c has been removed to the
Cecil Wing building on North Street, between
the Court House and Jail, where we will be
pleased to See our friends and subscribers.
1LTWant of time, ard pressure of job
work, will account for the lack Of our usual
variety in this weeks paper
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acknowledgements both tickets. !
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-11-10
EhhTON LIE TER ST(EE,

VI 10 WIN 7 IN NJ TJVIT4,
Feb u If Elktor
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" OFFICIAL NEGLECT "

r. DE- ESt,O, 81 Tn n rrbsAe
sra: ~ your iisue Of this mo-nirg rest = 60 n
nun ,e.ii N ffou EmsS w Keys No Ill W-,t
Thirty uh -, Ne~ Y0rs charging ON D.rty x'th
"ofbcsi neg CT 10 tbec &c Of q usa n Ime1 Browne
vi Iost lis life on tia 4em sil-oai OF the llh
uttnbt
a. sm Deputy for the Coroner 20 DolpeD Who
invt ateo the cguse Of the death Of ssi5 Bonn
ord AZ took down N. t.stimOn, 10 ssit case a n
PREF sTed 10 state the fqcfs connected With il, Ahd
Which sre a. follsws: About n on the llth inst
the Superintendent; ~ the Harlem Railroad called 81
,bt Cmcners Office to notify the Coroner tl4t his
Ires-c, required is.ess.e the ID. dssfh u
sDkposp then lynE DEAD the c1fnsr OF Forty
ard Fourth the i'm sts41g that a. ths
the uid be prs.-n, shs1 the
CoIoIes came to said place 10 company 18th Cr'H.r
ODonbe pre- coed - the de p6t torts ond
Pourh. aud fodLf that the witn>s-e. could not
then he yocu.d the Cofo-er dourned the es 70 Gel "a
that We fben eeoee 70 the depot of'hs
River P.ilfusc 10 Thirty k.eYenthsy. ~a-re
women aud hill by locomotive Il that
he body Of d.cs.ed down Ia detail I'll the
which cnud in way Iced to the r-cosn
Of When n concluded The Z
ard returned the Office n Ch.ube-ss ct II ws' then
OBLIGED the publication Of the inquest
the fOoipf dsy On the f VIM Day the reporters
The pqps shd Euhoiu a which APPEARED 10 oue OF
18Th inst The reut Of the p1btes
the tnd hsvrs received al the
rfomaiit froa sic proceeded 10 the one Of The Hahn
where she outd that her husband had been deeny
the oftte COMPANY ~ho. BY the way are
always vip under SIMILAR ciroumstspces Tf1sng
will give this place 10 columns and that the
public vtom IpsBston ia the dasl see
both sices Of The question. Yours respectfIlly.
Coronev's Cfee Jan ls 1855 PHILIP OHASLoSJr
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DIED.

CpADwICK-on the 9th iO.t a. y. residence Gambler
,rd 1t mar Atlantic sv, Brooklyn Mr. Jsuies Ch.d~sf'
eyed "a years .,,,.... =. 49,
his fen,rs from his late residence, u the lsG sr
DOuGHTY-On Tuesday Jan It, ROsins, wife Of EPPsne-
tus Doughty aged 81 years , -.
TIE relative, and fieucs Of the family invited attend
the funeral m Ne les East sth ct THURSDAY ths lsh
hst at O'Clock.
Baltimore papers please copy. , ., a., g..
FRls3lE-At Burlington, a.. On nc ~" w Soe- ~
bic Esq ased ID jean man th's never used P0'ahs
word OF brote bis promises ,-,.
Kinds On the 10th Fannie La,ins infant daughter
of William L snd Sersh z. Kinds
IN. u,r At No SlT Atlantic st. BrcOslyn this day Thur
tsy 81 ~ O'Clock ,, ,,-o..t.-
OAkLsY-On Tuesday. Jan. Is a. u NJ hles Visy,
IN the eth ,eG Of bis $50 "A menbsF OF me veteran
Corrs
s ate residence No III Allen at IL e4'c. "a isnf-iay
VLsHOEFfER- Yes'oidig, (Wednssd.JJ nr' Mukirr'
Ushoee widow Of the late deos. shosse sf-s - years
Ihs relatives and friends Of the t-uy are respectfully "a
,ss "a ate ID lsI fuges from 81 James Latheha Saafea
IN npbsuy near Grand sr MORROW mor4nf 81 IL q ises
n htsraent will take place a. Ofscn-oot Ceaeteii
NAN COTT-Ou TUESDAY. The ID insty ffant LInetAy,
,ouase., child Of wiaa r. ard Ee,nsE Vac S1ii as'e
-..--, 81 . ,.....t
The m uds Of the fsmy n'ce G. attend ne isusfs
nom NJ as 5th-.s or II ursd.y, 81 T.
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r.,,afl Al FoNr wAsHIScros-rHx Fu
IN. funeral q Mir. Hsven's three dsO n
80" A. ,.,lsAcd Ia the sst cs'sstfophe Of 81
v.s .clemnised on Tocsdsy at the rssiden .
~ uepiis., tA,i, brosuer.io lsS. Several hii
s,.,,,.,. were present. aud the rooms ia "nc'
"..ss lay werv oos'iaually crowded. Al were
!. ace the two bodies which we're reson'd
As asmcs, but not feom suGocati'n. ~a'
"a. no, shown. II was too nu'h d"aSa'''
:. ..,rs Law amid white roses; but the roses "''o
Astsdttg osnd DR.
,.,ssd. Of THE City. Both were very "'u0" '"
n, C,.rcoS spcke Of their beau'i'n' hom' Va"
,,ho sumtner ro.e., and ofIhe songs OF 'ne
s,ipr river and all that made The happiness " '"''
go fsmI, And We, they too, had b "a 'neh So'-
u.h.5 had . feelng-sa intimate sense oil the
.....ro. Of IN, depsrted-teliog him to speak word'
Scomfor, 10 iho,o who we're eit
IN, uDourusui procession was formed, and al 'no
..,,io ., ~ with heavy hearts to the family odt'A
e.. few rods to the south OF the memorable
10. Here vas vide grave, 10 which the toree
-, we're laid side by side. Then the burial ser
- Vas read and the benedictioD was pronouocsd,
he e. fins were s,reSn with ao~ers aud pine ooosn''
A. e,sds begsn to fall upon them and the moarners
,oy,d way full Of sorrow. hoaps aud sthed s'o'
ala that although those mortal bodies hsd d.ap'
,..,ed from sight the memory of tho departed would
main until they we're r,joiDed Few who we're
,A.,s can hereafter pass up or down tie river aud
AT look NJ with gl.tenng eyes to this scene OF so
,ueh .srow. and 10 these graves beneath The eump
4 ,tnea
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HEAVY ROBBERY or DIAMONDS.
sscOyERY OF THE PROPERTY AND AR
REST OFT tE THIEF.

REST OFT iE THEE.
n. Wednesday flat week a well.dressed young
,.u called at the jewery Of Tiffany Co., No
80 Broadway, and 10 pked at an assortment OF dia-
rOtd bre astpns rings &c, pretending thst he had
"a. arrived from the South with txo lsdies, who, as
son as they recovered from the fatigue Of the Jouf-
NV. intended purchasing considerable jewelry, aud
ss he was then whiting ferent stores for the pur-
x of ascertaiuing where the finest articles could be
iOcpd He left without mskng any purcha'e, and
.bcu. e. minutes afterward It was discovered that DC
bad carried off diamond pin worth $4,000, and an
o.b,r NO, th Oh, 500 Search was made for him, but
Without avail and Information was given at the office
ofth Chief Of Police aud a large number OF cards
describing the stolen articles were printed, and one
or more of them given TO each OF the police. A re-
ward Of $500 was also offered, and the matter was
published in some Of the daily papers Ga the fol-
loving day clerk in the store Of A. A. Forbush
Co. called at the office Of The Chief of Police, and
stated tha. man calling huseif Alphonse Soulard,
who saio be was merchant from st. LOUIS, wa, in
DE store with a valuable diam md pin which he
vsn.ed loan Of five bundr oil dollars upon; he repre-
rrted Il at he had purchased It Of Italian Count at
. gambliDg-bOuse in Paris. The money WAS
sUed to hin, and he left, aud the following day,
sing the advertisement of the los, Of Messrs. TIT
hry g. Co., the party who lOaUed the money, was
Id TO suspect that the pm ia question was part OF the
skn property, end, therefore, called to inform the
Chief of Police Of the circumstances. watch was
hen se for the thief and yesterday, he called at the
.sne place to get loan ON tue other pin when he
vas detained, and arrested by Policeman Codeu aud
Captain Leonard, Of the Secoud Ward Police Both
pieces Of ewelry were recovered, ana identife by
Messrs Tiffany Il Co and the thief after ,ntcss-
ing his guilt was locked up BY justice Brennan for
trial. The prisoner resides at No 80 Rooseveltst.,
and recently returned from Cafarnia, as master OF
vessel. few nights since he was at ball in the
Fourth Ward and sported the 81 500 pin. His real
name is said 10 Ia H.nry !. Wsndle. Captain
Leonard, yesterday afte noon searched his premises,
and found gold headed and other property, to
the vslue Of about $500, SON, of which had been
,,olen from the sto II Tiffany & c.. Mr.. Robert
Bovyor, one of the a Of the Cuief of Police, is
said to have been the person who laid the plan which
resulted ia the capture Of the prisoner.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Opera of Cinderella ass drawn crowded houses
this week, thus far at the Broadway Theater. lt is
announced for this evening. The piece is put upon
the stage in fine style, and at great expense Gin
osrola by the power of her fairy g'd-mother, being
taken to the Princes bali in coach aud horses,
o. Sir Charles Coldstream has it--a splendid coach
with four parti colored horses is toted about the ca
pscious stage, much to the delight of tbs younger
portion of tie audience. Miss Pyns in persosating
Cinderella, fully susains her excellent reputation
Dandn was done fatty, but we would recommend
him, when be moralizes upon his fall from greatness
to do II In good English.
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TBE LATE JUDICIAL ELEcTIos-A recent para
rrsrh In our column having done some injustice to
Jucpe Jobn,on, Of Brooklyn, we publish his letter
to tie electors Of that City, by way ofseitins the mat
ter right:
To he Ii,eio,, Qftis Consolidated Guy q b'oSivn
H.,s oei,ed from tho Board o, CITY CaH'ns'rs eeh
feat. O. M, election 10 Oaco Of City Jgtgr IL du- TO
,ov the he rsssops why have pefm'd nc t"H ds's
allowed by ls~ espse ~itbOs tshins th- ONES osb
IN, for thst oc- &c ioows fof
Er..vs o culver 1873. Tor samuel Johnson 10 80
OIL, vote. ff Johr,on Onof. S nstiss the Number Of
80. a. =. eo,ia n ..ib, b. i.ts sosd ( . ~. SO
OhrIs for b, niss ssd ths po"by we're intended
fostr.sssD Culver ~ Which sde.d to h' '.-s .O"''
tof h. iarss vote o. .r,s.dus he srsrsrs on Inc
Gy ttet by about thOsapd tsse this occasion TO "a
M, ,h. bo.fs Of CRY Csur.sef. correctly fo~et pre-
esdspt 10 dns the osrh sts ~ election cannot be
s.usa .'uhs'.t TO isis' 70 u, :. m
Jsdssto he nnUo,S pseuss OF -" stse saa
particularly in tho 'sesf csn's" for oo'sro" where votes
4 ~ o., mouf wss not slos,s 10 Ho'sho Heysout . ,
Tts Gu, hs.lnf thus discharged hsi daty u 10
ny pfi'ss TO retain or "Jse' ths once ane'' 'h' '''"
hwsivn -, ,., H., in I,
.bva IL ssss sons eopssit the fssnss snd insfsss
Of stbss As Dot feel 81 hbsfty To e"nsuii IN, o"n
10 ,.,i's spos my.sn h, snss" ., we ,'s ', s ~.
Ito Upos .hesd bed sod require ina uim "os
ins. sps ea5ps'sa, d IN. whe. public and The Va.
chart sd sassss. shseld With 'is~sd ~,h sne
s,s Tt n ost the once ssdsr slovd - 70 my ts :" "
Ia spd Mt bsvs hsbt 20 sspset ,
The dsh.ss 81 The Ossfous su,lss ef an Ones nans
.sd by pst pp'nsn usssf each eansssss s'ais nov
49, m. h.s,ss shsss. Jss,is. ng-s should he pa.
n. .s,.. ~ men ssJ.ss 10 he spslos ~ en-, ssssa
.LI. p<,s. - es~-.sy hslds )adieis ess, hos '
..s shs... :. .sis J.as.shs sss.' ssJ sssh a's's
Gss...f.r. l.sr. sss ss.. ,.e.st .,.
nUIL . Idursss
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MARRIED..

HYATr-wrsTERFIE th. city, on Wednesday,
L., n by the Rev C. Smith. Mr.. Chsrles T. Hyatt 10
N.s prr,ll. J. We.terdsld both of New York city,
MFLLIsO N-HEWLETr-Ou sunday evening Jan IA, by
The Rev James Mlett e. bis residence Nc Btoe ne si
M Elisha B. Mellnon Mis- Chsro > desetl both o
Won MFYES-voN DREHLE-In Hoboken, " J., J.a
IS 6y the Rev J. P. sryter Mr. Chsiles Won asyen to MIS-
Louisa Won Drehle.
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sales OF stoel. at Phi,adslph,.,I.x II.

Reported To- Tho New Yoit Trfssn. ~ Gsoxss rass,S
F,r.i Berrd- - 70 Reading IL g. 70. 10 slsos K.,
tueiyes 10 - ete sasq Cass s. $ 8 - go sess ,ia
Nav s. 81 y. Sl,te 40. u. D. @itoe Penn 4
s5. s2Ott Alec Co q. rs 7r, 10 Ci,, ia Ists e.:
81 90 Pin, CoaS -. y s. Reainsea In t. Asl, %
% kjwu ss4 SEQ IS Si, ieo 40 DO ssh ioedS a. ~,
DO So. 40 a!rehil SR e,sh 6lt IS DO. bt si as
Ga lco Morris Csnsl $ si $50 90 bS Isl 50 d. i3i
su.q CAu.i b. o. Cam. and An RI i.6ii fdo ~.
Ia, 10 Beaver ss.do. as 'oi. 50 DO. - 10 30 q,
50 Unio. Csrsl sen " 10 Iit.e >chuyi X ~ fdo
sli do. al; I Commercial ssni 81 Bsnt OF Mo-
uesy lC IL Western Bsns cash sSi SsFarmsr' ssd Me-
Bsts ~ ~
Bssre.. Bea,d.-sss co Penn. 81, IS s1 600 sessyl
Nav T., II. Jsl. % Pew RR. days 81, ~ AeM's
RR. 81 lN Rs.oirs RI, ard int, Sl; - d., ~. ssh
BsDk OF keptucsy lOt
20 snd , ne - ti eco DO 2d'ys . go cu ss -
loi. ~ ~ ooe L.tisb Sc. -. B. sso 90 sdsys
"a Penrs RI 2oty.,sS. Do. Af leo Reading RA, e.
ss 81 co q ,Ds iat Ssi 50 DO e,sh So; ISL Csa.
49, 81 Lops Island aR ~. ~ Little Schaylsl IL ti -
Besv. Mead kR IS, Ai Philadelphia Bank isi Peas
Tow nship Bark 50.
afirr Boaa-i, aosrs c.s b5 ISL, 10 do bs snd Int
1871, 1000 bs~p iSt "a Litle schays RI an 50 Rcd
lag RR 81 30 do In lots - 81, ia do in iSs dsys -
10 DO IS $50 30 steady So Is Bs.y. M..Aa~ ar IS
ali II schuyl Nsv Preferred 81 soc Lehsh Zinc Ia tsss
b5, Il, ia Guard Bank, III
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SrrERIoR COUEr-Nos. 4i6. $50, $50. so, 900, ~,
10 l5f l5l as 4Ts 1870. 49, 49,, is6 i1, 90 90 W,
$50 Al 2s ~ I7s. 3l2 So t9l 49, 4e3 40 ty5 49,
500 SOL 5o2 50 Sos ISL SO SCI %, 5cs ISL 30 III
CIRcUlT CoURT-Pat Nos. l247, 6s1, l34i,
Il25 1851 4t5 1875 $780, ISIS s9I ss2 egg. 800 lls Al
ia s ma 1873 1919 lfsl 1855 1864 Part lL-Soi 3so
1915 .74l. 1888. 1924 TO So - . -. -
L. ;. DISTRICT CoURT-NOs. 6, TO- -, IA, 20, %,
&c a. IS. Sc ~ o.
CORR or Convoy PLkAs-lrlals before the court,
without Jury Calender slready published
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CoUSTT JUDGIs AND SURROGATE PEEs -Tae
Bcaf6 Z Stf-Vs tsve prepared moral fo' pre- 90
TIE l. sfpfe . ch rr-t-- aftia.f te p.s'r
lie frlsclu f-f he absron II q feef
recf'd VIII he siv- cfc's s.is the oece q >r3Et,
The n ct. fnr'h nsf ir - r.ss g.
y = fees. that th- rlslic FtlisgF
,iree IT, 'rd e." the paige Of the &C. 30 qe,a saf II
kssrsr - go sIc :, ~, pr - tn Area9F llds1
sous Of fhe county II The isE il Pas-s they al 70
have Kin - County Z. pied ron lie pr.vi..0as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

The first literary entertainment under the auspices
Of the New England Young Mems Association, will
take place this evening, at the Broadway Taberns-
ee on which occasion there will be iectare by the
Rev. Z. II. Chaplin, and poem by Joha SAKE.
Ire objects Of this organisation are intellectual
and physical improvement and rational social en-
lo,mept. The rooms Of the Society are at No. 700
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

REAL LIFE SIZE.-1he only real iie-size Pho
roGR.rHs u.ee reilly and finished in oil tho.
d, BY RooT SIS Bro Of frsatlinss Cs
ard sc the that they taken paper
end pasted the is the case with Others VINO aa
yert,e Photo graphs on Persons having ordinary
Ds.uereoy pes can have them eprJoaced life size Every
.,yie Of picture taken In any kiLc OF weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

CCURT OF sEssIoys.-JOhn Domaine was arrai<ned
Yesterday moIriHE irtcmsnt for perjury, Ia
b. asg- ~ tie ls-t election not b-inz ez-n Ne
plead suy and euteT ced th- >tv- Pr0a fer TIE
81 years ,ud tbfe months John ,1t ccnvie Il
Of p+tit sIe-t senteoei the Pesent.fy ~ *
th. B'B, Brsssrd for Illegal vonr il the fir, Ward
fe ben resident Of tie second Ward convicted Jsc's
Green Indicted or efsl vots In the Seeoae District SIT
tenth ard :. h ist election pisc-d fr. bat In
% raw he incictrn.st he found
guilty by direction OF the Court Adam Peter. similar
II tn SECUTED q similar zrouacs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

PURFNOL OGY-Mr. FOWLER, Phrenologist,
IA about TO form Private CAss Of Ladies and Gentlemen for
purpos. impsrns practical knowledge OF this o's'a
al interesting science. Those who wish to join apply to
PowLEts aud WILLS. No. 500 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

SrSDAT TRAFTIc.-A resolution offered by Ali.
the meeting o. the Jfsev City Common C0uoei
Tresosy tyerrs requiring eli egs9res oyer ssoons bar
room. sud ether places Of business 10 be closed sundss
adopted The resolution also quir, the Chief OF bic
Tepo quarterly I'll places whether licensed act where
Nia0r Is seld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

CAsrsITIFs Martin Nerkn. csrpeutsr. f-il
ffon bs dis the Ryer.on and Nl'asAbF
o.. toudsy evening snd bsag hrrt ss 20 -
couft. q BIZ recovery The H-nrv 8snn-r
fE@d ~t~een s'sse an s.ilro.i Fulton sv az
rtrr H u-s q snsh eh.scter thst h'
i cor.ceed du'iflL He covered 20 the LJ Ho-pi
b, Ofcer CsshaW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18

NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pleasing per-
formsnc, will be siyen at this popusr esisei.hment 10
md fss be audience TONIcHr viii be ep-s ed and
with it Grin shaw and Bssshaw and the fantoaAnS OIL
" The Mssc Rose