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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-17
AUSTRIA.

The house of Rothchild has been commits,
stoned to establish an Austrian Bank of Gre
dit Mobilier, with a capital of 6O,O0OOO0 of
FORMS
4 "Concordat' has been concluded be-
tween Austria and the Holy See, which gives
most important privileges to the latter. ,
The document is published at length in tie
papers.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-17
Wisconsin,.

Milwaukee city and county gives Barstow
(Dem.) 5000 majority. Waukesha large
Republican majority:
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-17

E During one week the receipts of
refined and loaf sugar at Louisville, from St.
Louis, amounted to 2,125 barrels.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-17

e. We learn that the Printers are on
a strike for higher wages in Milwaukee.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-17

EEVenison hams are selling at ten cents
per pound, in Vincennes, Indiana.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-17

The New State Bank and its branch
es, chartered by the last Legislature ofIn-
diana, are now being organized. g..
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-17

- Two million tons of tobacco are
consumed in the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.

For the present week no novelties Of interest are
announced so far the bills inform us.
At the BROADWAY, "Cnderes' will be given every
night this week, with farce tonight, by way Of
afterpiece, called " Bona.6de Travellers
At WALLAcK's, Might and Morning" tonight, and
probably through tho week. The fine comedies Of
"Toan and Country" and Z" The Critic are in re-
hear.al, altered and adapted to suit the present
stage"
AT the MLTRoPoLITAS, tonight " The Virgin OF the
Sun" an operate spectacle of C ,nsiderable pop
ularity. Also, "Tbe Wandering Boys." The first
piece will be repeated tomorrow night.
At the BowERY, the great spectacle Of "the Gaia
tract of the Ganges' is revived With real water of
course. II will be played this evening, with "Fhe
"Bittern Swamp" and 'The Poor Soldier"
At the NATIONAL, we have the popular old "For.
"tunio AID his seven Gifted servants, and other
Ugh, and amusing pieces including comic ballet.
At BiRSuM's the great Poultry Show continues for
three days longer. In the lecture tonight the
drama of Michael Earle.
OF NEGRO MISsrRELsY we have a due allowance,
at CnRIsTY and WOODS, BUcKLEY's and DONALD
sons. We observe that some of these advertise
amusements without vulgAriy, which we trust is no
emptypromse. There is enough Of gross vuisarity,
and even ndecency, stages of greater pretensons
to saate the basest appetite The joval negro rep
resenat,es ought TO show that they possess too much
OF the character Of gentlemen to descend to any such
depths.
Paul JulIEY's CONCERT FOR THE Po0R-Tdis
talented artist in company with the little favorte,
Adelina Patti Mile. ID Orny, Sgnors Rocco and Ber-
nardi, assisted by the piansts Gocke Sabatier aud
Ss,ter drew full house at Niblos, Saturday night.
In consequence Of so many being unable to gain ad-
mission, enother concert will be given, next Saturday.
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To ssno-. e.disi susni vsshestee 900 ssd t.
r. q .,o the .pi VITA -heh they resdsrd most 81
aiding TO the dnetion which seJ afe.ds
81 joyen " I'll he Nev YORK pooc
,ha n the prebes,rs ffssn 10
h.. ,rs ii. .d,e. end Gent e the Chyus for their
voupsry gs1 and ~ the ether eailsnen
Of n. for liberal Contribution out Of their evenings
psnsaun . -.
Jane. PhaD R.q 70, he persona contribution Of ESQ
toward the eyyerses % 70. house
To tn. Propsto Of TIE Academy o. Music for tbs r.sf
Which they reIinou.ksc ~ith st eIeepti n their
sat seir and TO s1D 10 tbs house
To sessT,. G w Ps.er for thsir frstuitoos sni
v,u.bs cones sri the suction sale OF boxcs
TOE. FRY Fsi HE associate, Mr. Dsrs's. TO- the
h.Io,oe. donson cf go 81 proe sale Of the Lbrstto Of
the Conc
To ID. Proprietor Of the sswspspe for the don alton Of
LARGE portion Of ths advertising bus
To ke.rs W. Hal, & sea. Van Sor':o Knit C. Brsn;
spf sehsrfenbers Lus Aopston Co., RE Loci ~oed
ssnusl R.ynor and the oropnetors Of the As,af s.
kiebolss beuopoit.s Union Place Ard Clarendon HOtss
FOR heir wholly srsGitous services in dsosss Of tickets for
the Cobesft . a..
To l. Demopiso ED for the ssd asa for tbs Hbsr.
esr Of h hotel for the Of for meeting Of the
G. and Crsnston ESQ.,. for the Ike Offer, ssd
S.e Of the York Hotel for ali the other meetings Of the
CoGmiiee.
The Committee then sdjoUrnsA sias die
CHARLES NJ LECPP. Ch,irasn-
wILLIiH A KLrELTAs. secretary.
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FIRES.
pIRE IN THE TBIRD-Av.

yIRE IN THE TBIRDAv.
At O'Clock Saturday morning a FIRE brok out in
the fancy store No 2s7 Third sv. The flames were
extipgu,hed by some citizens. Damage slight.
YIRE IN STANTON ST.
At l0l oclock the same morning, Ere broke GU, in
the building No. 274 Stantou-s occupied on the first
floor by the family Of Theodore Hague; second floor
by Mr.. Carroll; third floor by Mr.. FIey. The fire
originated in the third story, and was occssioned BY
the heat from stove in the apartment igntDg some
light material that lay near it.
The fTemen were early on the ground, and soon
extinguthed the Aames--not, however, before the
furniture in the room was nearly destroyed. The
building was not much injured, except by water
Loss Of Mr.. F1ley, about 5000; loss Of Mr. Cornell
by water, 300; loss Of Mr.. Hague, about 600, by
water. No insurance.
yIRE N WEST BROADWAY.
On Saturday night FIRE broke out in the barber
chop, No. West Broadway. but the flames were
extinguished before the building sustained much
damage.
ERE rs EIGHTEESTB-sT.
Yesterday afternoon the alarm in the lid Dlstric,
was ocossioDed by straw bed taking fire, in house
in Eighteenth ST.. near the Seventh av The burning
bed was thrown out Of the window into the street,
before the FIRE had communicated to the building.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
FIRE broke out in the grocery store Of Mr.. Steen-
burg on the corner Of Charles and Propsctss about
O'Clock yesterday morning. The fire was speedily
extingushed and before much damage had been oe-
csaoned.
FIRE IN EAST BRooKLrr.
Saturday morning about o'clock fire broke out
in a house in the rear Of No. As North Sixh-st ,
owned by Jesse Shields. 1t was extiuguished by the
Fire Department Damage about $500, covered BY
insurance in the Citizens Fire Insurance Company
of Williamsburgh. The FIRE was kindled under the
front stoop.
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DIED,
Saturday, Gabriel A. Amour, Ct

ARNoUX-suddsnly. Saturday. Gabriel A. Amour. s<
his rraves and the friends of the family requested
his funeral from bis ss resi enee No % East std Ct
this tMond.y) att oelosk without further Invitation
GssERsL socIErY MECHANICS AND TRADssNEN.-Th
member. tbs society respectfully invited to attesa the
funrr. ( ihe late brother Gabriel A. Anoux from HE ists
residence, No 20 East SD St this (Mond.y atoce't
coEFIa-o On Friday morning J,p. 18Th. Charlotte Coda.
p. ss al Am wife of JSSu. A. ci. ds.. Of
Asne. md Curtis Hitchcock ia the SD her sSs
Notice OF the funeral sefviee Ia Tuesdays pspes.
FRANCISCO Saturday the 9osh init, Johs W. Yoseis.
Funeral l6s day the I'd inst at O'clock p H. from his
father. esi'Des No Bopds The services viii take place
St Thomas Cbureh Relatives and friends are invited -
GRIswOLD-on Sunday morning. 2I.s. Ellen N ss.d Il
s soS ''4D' ''''''i me '' A'a' '"' 1'''''' 'A
The relatives and friend, Of the family respectfully Ia
ysd 70 attend funeral from the Of Henry AndsW
Grswold No. n hbH "illiamsOuIEh this sherHoos. Ss
HCpTON-In the City Of Nsw.Yors Jan. %. IsSS Mss.
RbOd. Of the late Daniel Horton In the roth
Her rem .is. will be taken this day 2zd January to Nss.
Boehee Tue leave 10 ososf from the
n.w-hsy,p Depot foot Of Canal st.
mich(sn papers please copy
LIvis sion On s.tards, morning tho atb inst ofcm:
rson Of the brain. William L'ins-os in the eoth VI
herds add .equsnt.rees respectfully requested .
rem az III. sis 81 No rs west IL.
Hs reasins will be taken 70 Green ~os4
MURRAY On sunday Jan. a. Of Group, Daniel Webster,
only of Robert and Mary Am murray, aged yssn.s
The rsye. and f.pS. Of the family respectfully In
yltsd attend bis fsnersl fue-dsy, TIE 20 inss
delesh from the residence Of bis parents No ~ kssssrs
oUEREAU-sudasniy Jan. a. Louise. youngest ehla Of
Abrsm and Mary Elizabeth QEerssu, ssed yssn and
TIE friend. Of tbs family invited ss,,nd th- fsaers
his c.y tNoadsy) o'clock from No 81 Hisa st. broohJa
RoWELL-Ths funeral Of the Of Chss and Elrsss,h
Rews viii tsis pi.e, At the ks''%,s 1s'1s csa.ss:
aId acqunntsnees resps italy Invited T. stsnd
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CIRCUIT coUvr-J~ ~

ALLEGED FRAUDULENT COMPROMISE
s.nusl Le-as AT La Issacs AMI he nv Fsssita
Plaintiff alleges that be solt IN Feb. 1882. and pre-
vo. 70 s.o. Fsrko. Of Cneianst sosts % ne ss,ask
0, - lsr on ~hieh they pad tn prsa sa9 IaA tae go
o. - - = stl' 80, wheh b brings scit
N etierse Is ssid tai afortunsfsn sssiasss.
srd hs hey entered Into asrremc1t ~ith plsiaai.
By Which ~ received N full .nds 81 per
half Of the ~hole ana ave hen $500
exercised BY Isaac Franz Stain. AZ he n. Inn
thew able 70 hsr n,sns
having fact been sufficiently sbandsnt to sn.hs On =, -
pay r full Tse Jury rendered verde, In f,s- az ..i,d6
netwrksrens the compromise for the rrms ains S, ~
cent fers being SAGA Fer Plsstif Me.srs ssourN
seu Farr stcs 4 Dodge; Tor Gef.n anti Mr. Rarrsa
CHARGES on STOCK TRANSACTION
Thomas II Dykeu ct sat Til mas rswnssal
To recover difference for not purchasing - alleged
TO have y. en- aseed upou c,rtaia price sas
rxr quantity Of Ere Railroad sfoesths pee in the
tin ba,ius allen Tbs reut made By Mr. W
Bo,t In 20 part the cid the Of sscsAn
srtesr h .lesed in defense that he not 30 holl-a
or sruurd the did Got make bin
and the claim vesd under the statue OF rsada Tee
complaint dismissed
INJURY BT COLLISION.
Henry Ronenzs AIT Tss Rnsian1 and Burlington ksaroaA
Conpsny.
Plaintiff was a passenger in the train on 2sth Feb
rrsy 1855 whee The ear which he stusted srssx
BY olive Of ,he Company ct shs
bsucop stsiion We alleges that he much ht esd Sra
recover dsmsass In defense 1t sii that the 10
$50 (which under the law tending the srisdsoa Of the
Marine Court does believe FOR elsisd
Me.sa d. Nc and Il. Rosipsoa Fer de'sadsse
Messrs Butler, tvsIts ana soathmayt.
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CITY ITEMS.

IT Is NOTHING The Grand Jury OF the United
States Circuit Court after six weeks patient incuba
ton has risen in awful dignity. aud discovered GER
tain things which every body knew before. Tue sub
ject upon which this dgnihed body has been 90 long
sitting il the loss of the Arctic and they have
cseded in drawing up tolerably concise ststeneut
of the facts in that lamenable affair, all of which,
however, were long since given to the public With
more detail and equal accuracy by the newspapers
Without even attempting to suggest any measure TO
prevent such whoi sale slaughter in future, the jury
content themselves with reiterang the most obvious
ard ofteDest suggested Of the plans TO life after
the collision has occurred-.hst IL. to have boas
enough to hold all the passengers and crew. Having
rpunced into a smooth sentence this original concep
ton, and launched it boldly forward TO sstonish
an sdmirng world, the Grand Inquest consider that
they have fulfilled the duty laid upon them by the
charge of the Judge, which was critical sxami-
nation Of the circumstances connected with this
Occurrence with view TO prori3e remedies az sinst
similar accidents in future. They therefore turn
10 meaner affairs, such enigrsnt passengership.,
and the wreck Of the New Era but as there is al
ready a comprehensive bill before Congress TO regu-
late N alters Of this sort the Jurys labor is wasted
As to fitting out savers at this port tue Jury know
something bu. not enough 10 say anything b,y'nd
asserting that it should be the duty of the Surveyor
Of the Port to keep eye on all suspicious craft.
The Presentmeu, winds up With an inventory of the
desis ard other furniture wanted in the Grand Jury
Rooms; ll OF small interest to the universe, and NOT
requiring any further comment from as
CITY MoRrALIrY.-Tbe report Of the City In
spestor give. 467 deaths the mortality in the City
during the past week, viz; "a men, 81 women, loo
bsys and 1870 girls Thus shows an increase OF ii on
the week previous. There were 81 deaths of con-
sumption, % of bronchitis a Of inf snmaton OF she
lungs Of congestion Of the lungs. Of spopleIy 10
Of congestion Of the brain, IA Of disrhes IA OF
dropsy in the head, 4 Of dyseDtxy. Ofinasmnason
Of the bowels, of disesse OF the heart IS Of conva
sons, infsne.) IL of GROUP 90 Of scarlet foyer, 20
of msrssmu, Of measles, and Of hopping cough.
There were premature births and 10 ssscs OF still
born. The numbx Of deaths from e1teesd osusss Is
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NEU-.JERSEY ITEMS.

The SuspAY TRAFFIC IN JERSEY Crr.-Duriug
the latter par. of last week notice was given to the
proprietors of the various establishments, usually
open upon the Sabbath, that they must clese their
places Of business, hereafter, that day in obedi'
ence to the resolution requiring it, which Vas sdopsed
at the last meeting of the Jersey City Common Coun-
cil Yesterday the saloons, bsr-rooms, and cigar
stores we're very ally closed and the day passed
off in peace and quiet. Measures sill probably be
taken to compel those who di'regarded the resolution
Yesterday to observe it hereafter.
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Richard q. rssies stt Henry Bowen.
Plaintiff obtsped. year or two since, Q verdict
oe ale ssd SANDER snd sment with and
Molten MADE BY defendant 10, trss
whch granted. ghree weeks the
Of costs Til. questios U.s. whether the sowsece
included The Court considers that Il not kule TO -
n odihed accordingly
Jeremiah rowle at. John Fsrpsy.
Action Of ,jectment, similar 10 others that have
been entered Of lot Of land in aud % the
Chelsea. IL part Of the CLARKE property Mns g.
Devised the property her grsnehdren Swing to her
their father certain life interest The father obtained "a
1914 1918 and 1916 acts Of the Legislature which sathorzs1
BIN guardian s- for the support aud educsiDs Of thu
children portions Of the said prcPery and the Chsseeos
usd- oder In 1917 authorizing tbs father Of the ehdea
se1 portion of the property subject III, Oh sncscs
supei IL under tb latter that plaintiff obtained
IL ntended In defense that the OF the L-gsla
ture orders the Chancellor changing the intaoa
the will OF the grandmother of the children aneeus
void the title passed om the chdrens
esrecsy this the order Of the Chan
eeor IN 1871 which authorized se BY the father to his
personal dsba.
The considers that the later be construed 10
children The highest tribunal In this state hss decided
hst the OF the Legislature In fesad - the propsy
this feels bound BY tho d.coss Of
The bshs. Court of ibis State. The Supreme Court Of the
United States suits In relation other portions Of
the declared that the
thi. Authorizing the sss Of the property &c
void This Court considers hat tho supreme
Court OF the United will ordinarily sttsmpt to
rule decisions the CHEST Court Of this State Tbs dseA
plaintiff good Its face a1d the Court does not feel Ct
liberty that the orders suded to- construed ey the
highest the orders setS
referred sufficient TO destroy the title OF the grantee
Judgment for plaintiff on the ysroet, with COTS
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Abrahsm Gunot
dealer in Or, good. 70 s9 RSingiontt W" on ssafes,
s,.,,S by s-ys-.pt Mansfield q the Lower Police Court
CHARGED having f-onious7 received on Of - unas
o. SEWING six valued ~ ~ which soout t~o zee. ato
No Dey in evidence tn.t n. seeoses recent,
.os ~ orth Of the six for IS 50 Henry slbeTnsn Of
No Sci Grtrst Ne ledfed this fact bat alleges thai
be was roi swsre purchased he stolen th.t
bad been obtsiped 81, nicgsiy ustse ConnohJ hed Nm
bail "a . 600 TO .nswer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22

SESrEScEs.-In ths Hudson County Court of Over
and T-rmB-r have been prncurc~d - f'loss
An G.i.nd Js-sph Gssr' Aes 3. G.l,nd ana Cssol ns
Css1d soGvoted Of larceny Ssre each '-rsnced Y,
Tire state Prison thee Csth.rne ia ant, convicted
th os.nse sentence suspended Ana 1,lsnd ean
victes o. the County j. for tea dsys
ssrsh Deeber found guilty Of rr.nd srceny 20 tbs
>tst- trsos for Michael Boye for highway rob
bery, sste Pris year Peer Cunningham for grssd
sreer, State Piison en- yeu John Gln.r'in for pc t
larceny STATE Prison year r. rues. for fs'se pre-
So fne Josern Hsla Frederick Cl.nus Robert
rsdEsn, ard Charles MeCarty for selling halor without
Hetus- each 81 ard costs; Wn Moore or
four ehsses Ling oaOr without license SO and costa
ArG serteIcs other counts slspeaaed.
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Advertisement
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER.

GOODS
G. VI BODtNE being determines TIE bAsr-e Or
be soei u ard Winter oar GOops besr- ts- g see
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Bfocsae siss tor oaly s. ard o. p-ry,d Aso oil 81
tbe Of sroch- ard 0a shasis, six Versts,
Lsdi.s ofhs fads D. Lanes -sias- Csc aerr.. F.n
rsi- Bisnse. &c 90 pr below c3-t L.iis ih- 10
tie greatest ebsSee 70 pr0eur. b.rr.ies ever known
q. Il BoDIsE 80 81 Graz Orchxrt.
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MARRIED..

DUNLAP-CORDELL-A Yorkyilis, on the 18th isst. b
the Bev James ii CsrfT, A. Dunlap, Of Nov Yos, esd
SIS LzIe, only daughter Of j. Cordell, Of tho srns<
place ...
HEDDEN- APGAR-At st JONAS Church, on Wednesday
evening 9Th list by the Rev. VIM. Berlisn, ID ktwsN
l. BsaSen and Elizabeth e. Apssr daughter Of Levi Apssr.
I.a all
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SUPERIOR coURT-J.n. 20. -GsSKaAL rxs~.

Jeremiah Towle aet. John Forney. alignment fcr
plaintiff ou the verdict, With cOsts
SPECIAL TIRN.
George II. Pollock sgt. WIN. N. Wheeler, 10
Motion denied, without costs. -
Abraham s. Jewell, sc, sgt. Samuel Dingec, 30.
Motion denied, without costs
John Tyler ngt. Matthew X. Canadian -Mosioe
granted. x
Vim. c. Dusenbery agt. VIM. A. WoodwNd.-
Order 10 b settled.
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TASvsr,ssEen.

d. T. BROWNE, WRITING, Book-KEEPiSG, ana
CanxERcI.L Institute No SO sr0.d~ss. opposite 81
Ncboa. HOTEL open Ds, ard Evsnins ar BROW Issss.a
a. .-sded Tor Premiership All per.os, wishing TO s:qafs
Lu,r hard are invited cal and h ~rte before a.
tls-vhsTe.
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REAL LIFE-SIZE.-The only real liie-slze PHo-
roesAYH. M, really and finished IN oil are u 90
done BY Roor, No. Sj brosdssy corner VI Fr.nsns Na
40 60. th, "a .ud observe they taken pse
pssd the eaass . The case win oihei' sss -
Dareoi,pss can have them TePTccaeed life sire Ever!
,t,le Of picture taien II any kinc Of ~esiher-
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surs set .s5 esnt 3ssee a. bat he ss.ess ~
For ee thai be hsd much
owr-heos n och sssed building up atssnA %
The srsi,ioa on The ro,ion u sstaa,y tussrv-A
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Court CALENDA2-THs DAY

as9 eos IS 1873 1884, 1886 1851 1888 l5ll i5ts IS Sw
I5is 1871 I5i9 1854 1854 $780, 1875, 1866 1900 Part IL
Published saturday
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Pubshsd on Saturday
SUPREME CoURr-Spec,al Term Nos. %, IL, ts.
9 H. IS ~ l6 H. a. II, "a, 81, S. 81 to IT, TO- IL
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rur pnon The .fTnrts for the relief Of the Poor

The PooR.-Tbe Efforts for tue relief Oh tns roor
~ .sv CITY con oue ard iho.e Ia distress are relieved 90
r ne persons having charge of the Of relief ,, ss
III. that applicants worthy Of aid IL has oeea ds
ov,r,d in some lew instances that relief has ben y be-
,ou.d but care 10 taken avoid further fmpsiuCn rue
Aim, esutnse full and applicant ne az the Aims Mouse
y outside for ss.stsoee are ~. her on NJ
tn. EMPLOYEES Il COs.tes Soap Fscory suotei5sd ana
n.i 20 b. adfed 70 the relief fuEf
The eongre GATH. Of Peters RomsD Ceth0ieJ are r.
ted 10 raised Dee January Let list the sam OF poS'
Tor The toor Of thai chu!ch
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SwlNpLfNG Br GIrsIEs A farmer residing near
Frs.hos n bas rseeotly hesn vie E-l b bsni Of CO
sic. - - the prrtense OF tens HIN Of I.
r un- h.f buried h farm h rsei tni. an, Of
mot, IL I'D th- Gip-y peffsc,ns tne charm
nscss.s O. discover tb rune All stolen ffoa hr n
the clurse OF the operation
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fAdyertseucni
;y.-Mr. FOWLER commences nis

new Pv,te Clus THIS HvEsNS. ct s'eloct he propose
to I'm part thoroash ssd practical snOvssdse N" Il" ''
and h.hI, interesting scsnee Ladies and oeaaensn W "
yi,ed to attend For Teens. &C .inas ofFevisSA
No 500 BtoAAssy
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SToSISG A PoLIcEMAS.-Pohcemsn Iukin, OF me
ent.th Ward while p.troins his best in rhr,y'thrds
near sev,rthav yesferosy morning 81 0elock observes
suspoious LOOKING fellow provides about the
de,Iy sr M. pupo. of eommittins burglary The ohieer
.sief.d bis II for come time ~heh .hs 'eIs
rrcsvrs he became exaspers'ed ard commenced 1Gfas
.trne. 81 the DO thee attempted 10 a'res h out
Re tool 10 bis though closely pursued managed TO
Ctdss Out Of sisht, and thus escap.d
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fAdv-use meat.
ONLY THREE DAYS MoRE.-The grand foul-

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IL "a ret. MY the -onterul display OF Denssue
ever vi,r, .ssd Psrvymsnces THIS AFTERNOON na A'
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U. $. CIRCUIT coURT-Jn so.-Bsfore Judge Bsrrs

Philip Robouse AT Alex McPheu,n.
To recover damages for alleged Infringement u
patent trantee to plaintiff In 1879 for improvement In stoves
ranges 1t denied that the Article Manufactured b, NJ
Mop wss an Infringement We dist fr defendant For plsC
Mr. She ard. For d.dt., Mr. Goddnd-
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FREE TIcTyr STsTEs Il. il stA'ei that n, more
frr. wall be issued b. the se~JsrseY RAILROAD Con
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HoBoKrs- A bill has been introduced into ~,
r~JsI..y Legislature to necfFlr,e HS'sNsa a. eII
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Know NorHISGs IN NV JrRsEr.-The Trenton

Know NOTHINGs IN NEW JEbsEf.-lhe rren'ou
co..pouSett OF n, Nsayh MeEy bat the preseoI
r.tp OF he s-sers American Onseu n Ne" Jersey
sbout IS 10 Every county tows .ad hamlet N the SUE az
IL Courcll- in he pr-sent L-sls.ure bste are n ALL ID
sho eoEHset.d With he several pzaais oe
S.vs sued-there b-ips the House add 10 the sesss
lhe.e IS member abef representing et.r.ni esnea-s
Of he Party s.nd together l-sd.,oD upon 9ns
~,muon Platform u The sane puneiPes, ana %
n, AZ Ge zane olee They will vote 'oid upon eli qi7s
top. Immediately affecting the Interests Of The American