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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

meeting of tn stockholders of the Eastern Rail.
road at Boston, has adopted the report of spe-
clal committee on the Tucktrman defalcation, sta
ting that the same amounts to $245,3 300. A new
Board of Directors have been chosen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

SnAn FEET 5.l DIRE SSED
IOOOO .FLoOEINGi AOo6 0srasn Rails;
81, .o fsst seanil nsfor sale .. the Riehmoaa Pla.
i,ss-s'.ws.. -" ~ W.. wALpxof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

"a MoRE EyIDENcE.-We have just been
IN fo,m.d bv sentlsman ffom the country with
lssse family, shst he hes he'd . sreat msny steaeks
~ summer Cor pssint but not In one instance has
he fsiled In mst1ps perfect In lees haa twsn-
ty-souI hours. with BAxEa's FnsAluH hirr e9s -
doctors bilI withous The Bittera He sAys hs asses
Intends 70 do without In his faa Hisrsne will
be used X required. but not yisen9 = pobis he'd
PuscELL, LADp & Co, Riehmonds va, ard Drps-
gisss eyerv whaFs 43sG - zEet = YlO--tsa >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

n FOR RENT-A very desirable re-
II sidepce near the City Htll with 10 rooms, al.
ranged with all the modern Improvements. There
i. Stable and Csrriage house attached to the lot
Price 500 per year. Apply to
iv 26-lw VIM GOULDIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

CIR FOR RENT-One upper room in
w the new Brick Tenement on 10Th st between
Main and Cary st.
ALs0-An Cffioe in sar,e /; 2 rooms with all the
modern conveniences, suitable for a small family
kpePs establishment Apply to
BARRET MOKRISS,
isT No. IS8 Cary Ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

AA LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
a RESIDENCE, AT THE COhNER OF
CLAY AND 5TH SITS, FOR SALE.-We are al.
thorsed to sell that large and comfortable Brick
Residence at the corner OF Clay and 5n streets.
taing rooms. The lot fronts 81! feel the south
side of Clay street. and back the west line
o. Sta street rs feet to alley 10 fee. vide There
bas recently been erected brick kiisneu. Persons
desirous of purchasing are requested to view the
premises. Terms accommodating
iy ~ st GODDiN & kPPERsON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

SPORT AT CAPE MAY.-Visitors are arriving at
Cape May, atthe rate of five and ak hundred adsy
1t Is noticed that there are many more from Balti-
more than usual There is a great crowd on the
beach every morning and sometimes as many as
four thousand in the water once; more than halt
of them are ladies many of whom can swim.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

UHTETINGB. EH HEETINGS AND
~ InIaH LINENs-A full suppiy sad very chem
these articles % hand end ns~y other aes,sssls
s0ess % ssss'ass''J j. .''Ssssl n'SssslhIsKR Asao1 -
. II 90 s.' =. ~ az as ~ tf adst, !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

HAMPror's Vasr

dAMPr0r'si VlGKTABLn TlH6rUKE sfnk
s.EAT kEsTos.Tos AND Isv.soaA1cs TTrIss b.
= NERVOUS DISEA6ESs sfd Iss1sins
70 their X. s.risss ios%s svias NV ne sna Is
s :ais is .sos On &. i've. ssy ;sss:
:"s esasrs s,5ossas ;sss, ss s'ss 9Gss ss
Co.. s's ssegs sns: F k;ssi :ss ss fs -.s sd
srsing from Impcfe blood A4els.ai 80 tsss ystF
I. !. .. TIKI aSFazsE FSks EvESE4zssLr Ssszss sc
rURE esrs for n. samersus ana sonpiiesfealce.if
HsnSrsss ana a gh0 ns.: be-: S
ss.IiS, vhish We are sbundsasi, 81. 2 Prove .S 4
- ''- LIVING WITNESSES s,s as AZ
q We think y ne other medicine can g,od.ss -.
conH Or gDsGa R,seaa,n Mn Ann sesb issa
Mesvs Mortimer 4 Mopbrdp -0snts: It is win
srsss pia.surs thsfl bear tesnony to the hesligs1
Tinsssrs some s,ns Il last Fsa VS. tskss With u
.sTHp: ua and s.a so,sh ..h hSssssns. e
ne e 70 y H.ap.on': Taetars .sieh eo9asss.d, !,
s nd sss
be hsd.'4Saos Yours sre'psetfDll5. -. aaiS'a'
81 per bottle, sx bottls. for ss 1'' g
.;}o SolS d liz ,Ris.%o1d. Sy o: AasfRECknR md ?
d PetslsSurs sad sl.svhsrs. c.ii and sst i.nph-
lets grats. a3t slGatdaaaE cd t. ty i0--d&s
JAMES r. CREssHAw,A AT r oRKsYAra
Law, RICHMOND Va win prastics n the euperier 81
as sas s:s
sfapi fursSer re nosiss can b. found the
fee Of A.. A. Morsen, Esq. on oovsEner. i.siss
Capitol stre ct. .-..-j jy 20--c&e1m*s iss1
DR, L. B.. WR1eHr's TAsTELEss LIeu,D 4
CATHARrIc on Family PHYsIc This IL the best.
and most efficient Csthsrtic ever osfea to-
49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

- FOR RENT.-The Boarding house
first door below the Exchange Bank, con.
tanning 8 rooms, and Kitchen with rooms. Apply
on tbs premises, or to
jY6-a j. A. JETEh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

AtlP.M. yesterday the Bondhoders of the Buf-
falo and New-York Railroad to the number of about
forty persons, held a meeting at the Office OF MI
James G. Kings Sons, at the corner OF Pine and VIZ
linm-sts Mr.. George Curtis was called to the Chsn'
and Mr. b. Wilson officiated a. Secretary.
Mr. Edward whiiehouse, in the absence OF MI
Theodore Sedgwick, Chairman Of the Comnif'ee Oh
Conference. read the following correspondence De-
tween the Committee and Mr.. Petchin;
BUFFALO, May, 1883.
THEODORE SrDGwIcK, Esq, Chairman Nc IJ e.
In compliance with understanding ! NM h~ ,i,nv.
DAYS since with Mr.. whhehouse' submit inc 'O'''"
Ing proposition, namely: cor,,,;,,ee. s.r the
viii take no and assign to your COM NJ ., " s.o
hs, os The perties YOU represent all the "a MOTT
gage Bonds except z a9 SS ssd 70 PERSONA prop
"a. aso 49,. - me under several executions. sub
jet 70 ehsiie OTgsgs Of 5000 upon T h.soa
nase Psu - ,,,r from the Goth inst will also put
vo y immediate possession Of the road bonds rolling
,tock and personal property - mortgages and lessees
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DIED.

poyytys-On Wednesday May l6 JAMES DosrSs AZ his
The senss q the family are respectfully invited attend his
funeral. or Thursday afternoon, a; O'Clock
His rruss VIII be taken TO Grsenwood on tnday mornns
Al L O'Clock. by his more immediate friends. . .
FIxk-In Brooklyn Eastern District on Monday, May Il,
S s were inferred in the Cemetery ofhe Everseen.
(IrFoRp-On Tuesday May IS, SAMUEL WILLIE only son OF
samuel CafhAre A. Clifford aged year 10 months and
The friends Of the family are aHeconaey invited Aend the
funeral this "Wednesday afternoon 81 O'clock from No.
On WEDNESDAY Nav s Of congestion Of he brain,
aged YEAR and monthA
eorrer OF south iih-s,.. WILLIAMSBURG
LrL.Sp-In Brooklyn TUESDAY May IS 10 tae 3 year Of
Ter age CAROLINE ~, wife Of Jennison Leland
T TREND. ans relatives Of the family also those Of her fafher
john II smith and her hersnaw H. A. WssheuIn .nd
Johu b. Bseo,F invited attend her iunera i,o tn
re5epce Of her father No q Coreords, on Thursday At
N,sss.lI-Ou wednesday Msy l6 Mr.. ALEXANDER MAR
SHALL, ,sed IS years, months AID Days u.
ne relatives and friends Of the family also the
strd to attend his funers from his ATE residence No Is
Pitt-st on Friday, the 18Th. Al O'clock r NJ
SraArroS-At Whtinghsm, Vt, On TUESDAY May - ''SA
THlS R SIR.TToS Of Brooklyn, y. y.
TIN BRocKE-At his residence II PAnton. W. l. A. APE.
s iss5 N the 56,h year OF HI. age. the Rev JAMES -
eldest son Of J.ues Smith Ten Brooke Of the STOCK
Exchange, London, Eng
Tsosr-In brooklyn Eastern District. wetnesssy morn
irs Msy To- amer painful Illness. GEORGE '" tH0A''
IN. r,.y. nd friends Of the family respectfully invites
TO attend funeral Friday, AZ O'Clock r. NJ nf0hi w.
yosex-on Tuesday morning Nay IS NJ WILLIAM Nosek'
ssed 81 years months and Is days ~ .,,.5 %
.trrd bis funeral on Thursday afternoon At oeoet no. %
lac residence No 50 5ist, without fartnsr r.s-,
NB-Hs rensils viii be taken 20 6reen~ooa N'
wsiDIII~At T.rytOwn. Tuesday morning. nay - "~
bs sns, w r..:S. Of the f.ny respectfully N
ved to attend her funerA on ihufdsy ~ ~ hot
her late residence. The cars leave the wy
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MARRIED..

aspB,pE-GEiswoLD-A the residence Of the brides father
Daniel Cnswod Tuesday uins, May - by the Kew
Dr. Osgcod, EDMOND ASDRADE TO OAAoLhk D. "ks"oIp
CIsKK-BrsTTY-on Wednesday May i6 a; the Rsy Dr.
Smiths Church corner lfh-st ard -sv By the Psst1r
GToEey H. CiAKE OF the firm Of Draper, CLARK Co.. and
Mss PHiLLIE A. daughter Of James Beatty. Esl, al Of
CoIr-HuMFHRrY-On Tuesday, May g. BY the Rev a. ID.
Gillette BENJAMIN r COLI Of the hm Of Gilmore Cole
Ro.tcu Mas 10 Miss ELLEN J. HCaPHREY u New-fors-
P,IroN-CABoUS-A Paving. Dufchess Co, Tuesday,
Mav Is bv the Rev. C. r. Pefon, L. r PELIoN, NJ d., OF
FLORIDA Orange Co. Miss ELIZAsErH c. daughter OF d.
r Calhoun. deceased Of the former place. -
sN1rp-swaiA-At Bronxyille y. y, Iuesdst May D. oy
ne Rev David smith D. D. 4 Durham Conn, DAVID r.
swIIH NJ D. Miss MANY A. SWAIN, daughter OF James
p swain ESD ali Of BronXvis
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tn THOSE WHO WOULD Know THEMSELVES

PHRrNoLoey is the most useful Of all modem discoveries 1t
teaches life and laws and unfods human nature in all It's
aspects IT. fundamental doctrine h. that each mental eo
exercised by means of portion of the brain called is organ
the ze and quality Of which prop0onate to It's powers
I roof All animals compared with az
ohe and human beings ccn-asted with all others and
with ali animals furnish living demonstration that II IS interw
ven Professor siman says fHkhNoLosf
accomplish for what Philosophy performs ior
the external world IL claims 10 disclose the real state OF
AID 10 present nature unveiled and her true features X
Amnsons and written descriptions daily by Prot FOWLER NJ"
a broadway.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERNNER-March 10

Tie next Term of this Court unless a special Term
sboud be ordered will be l October II being Of
those which b. removed to the Sessions without the
cnsnt Of the counsel prisoner and important
will rrbebv remain for the action Of the regular special
term Of the Court of Over and Termre.
CASES OF WILLIAMS ASD PEyTRELLY
The District Attorney we understand has sued out
m Of error on the decision the supreme out granting nsw
trials in these cases 20 the CcuIt Of Errors
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ADVERTISEMENT
Children and delicate persons find il almost i'm

poshe 70 take the cid remedies for Fever and Ague because
Of their and their tendency to nauseete DfsHLtE
ANrPERoDIc PILLS are taseess and without odor they
never uausea,e; and children take them without the disgust
which is 40 utfabe with them when about to take medicine
ordinarily. sold by all dealers, and by C. D. DrsnLEa,
Agent at the wholesale depot No 81 Broadway Newfork
The above porua and successful remedy sold al wholesale
and retail BY CHAs H. RING Broadway AMI John-'t
also BY C. v Chckener Co., No 81 Baroay-st stephen
PAM a Co No l49 Chamberssi. and f. {. Wells Co.. No
MS Franklin-st.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAY I6-Bsfore Re-
liar

Henry Becker. indicted for assault with intent 70
I'M John Havgrove b. stsbbng him the side led sud
assault and battery My The Court e. him 80
Michael Meyer, l6 years of age, was tired aud con-
ieted of burglary upon the stable OF Mr.. Benhons Of
IiNvffhsf AM Eishhav from which he stole harness 10 the
ysine of $50 Sentence. state Prison two wears.
John Hall and Jacob Long were tned on a charge
.nd larceny In s1liug case Of boots worth Si3, from
Dilfr Work Morse Of No. p Naren-st- Inc Jug were
unable to agree upon verdict and were dsohage IAe O01
then adjourned fJr he day.
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tAdveriiementl
BRFyoORT HOUSE.

Th;. elegant House located 5h.ov the most fasona
bic proneusde in America Is continued upon the
fURoPEAN PLAN,
xsho any change Of that BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE or the
sry Of KEEPING which has been much approved of by
ia patrups IL contains apartments Tor families single
emen superior 10 those other hotel IN the country
- Albert CLAgH, Proprietor.
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ADVERTISEMENT
PnnrncpApnC PORTR AITs-Life and cabinet

SEES In oil and pastel Miniature sies superior to the hnesf
ivory painting uncoored PHoIoGRAFas equAed by no other
e.Abi.hmsn ia the word Perfect kuesses taken in any
STYLE from DsgueueotyPe of deceased persons Life
on PAINTINGS canvas at one sitting taken only py
}. GURNEy a c. d. FRsDEaIcKs,
No n Rue Base de Rempsrt Pans and
No. $40 Broadway, New York
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Advertisement
Too Coon FOR OPPONENTS No hawkers, no

pedders no goods put every on commission oy
foTAR hurbug trash sham certificates used y e
eee the public proclamation CosIAR refers 70 those "no
have used bic FxTFEMSAToR they ali II "a the only
ef,c.ai Rat Cckrosch &C. ExTERaSAIoR, without e3cn
o. danger genuine unless signed By HtSEY CosrE
" bolesale and Retail Depot No. 800 Broadway, " l.
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Advcrtsemenf
ction Sale Of l20 BUILDING LOTS at

Sherwood Bergen Nights be made TVS DAY BY F. c.
hAlLpAy The Merchants Exchange, will present fayora
Die OFT ouny and profitable investment The proper
wei located for immediate improve ment and Is rapidly
T'ne IN vAns Particulars will be fund IN the Aucsoneers
advertisement IN tins paper.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Brooklyn BOARD OF EDUcATIoS-At special
meeting Of this body held the Hal IN Red HOOK hi
NJ Febee ressns hi m-mler Of the Board Hhch
was accepted and referred the Common Council TO MI the
vacancy The schoo House Committee made report fee9n
School Hauss No. and after long discussion the snot was
ed back. resolution was saopted eantns psese 70
So on Tuesday srder enable them 70 participate IN
he sunday school celeb aton that day resolution was
49,, rsse h suont floating teacher Gil temporary vac AZ
ce IN m bic schools who take charge Of no one school Tor
Longer time consecutive days report "es pro
MED by Judge from The Law Committee ves
10 an application the of thu public schDo fjr sunday
school purposes which adopted b. nearly UNANIMOUS
vote.
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SUPERIOR COURT-MAY i6-Before Judge OAKLEY.
SUIT FOR PERSONAL INJURY.
stepben Rice ait John b. Denseldein.

stepbeu Rice AT John b. Deuseldein.
To recover damages, amount laid at $40 900, against
the contractor Of Thrv alleged negligence IN lay
i an excavation eighteen feet deep and feet wide
ner Of and Third without guard or iEht
that pau,ih while leading his horse and sitter rk fl
DID the horse and whereby one Of plaintiff legs
ured In defense ssd that there pile OF
The siie guard II and igh and that the
cdsnf caused b. the fault Of plaintiff himself This
denied Sesled verdict For plaintiff Mesri Hurst tenet
and Crsm for defendant, MI C. Shsfcr and Reynolds Van
Another case was thea taken up. To b. eosiinued.
SPECIAL TYRM-Before Judge BoswoRrH-DEcIsIoNs.
SUIT AGAINST NEw-HAyES RAILROAD co. REMOVED
INTO UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Abjah Fisher and Others AIT. NewHaven Railroad Co.
An order made IN this case, OK parte 9th April,
application Of the Company this from
this the Circuit Court Of the United States under the
Judiciary 1879 the petition showing thai thu plain f.
citizens the State OF NewYogk and the defendant
ton erected by Of the State # Connecticut and the c
over o. exclusive Of Plaintiff subsequently moved
vaeeie the ground that granted without
the plaintiff Of application Jr u; also setting forth
of this STATE authorizing The Company
residing this City, established Transfer Office here, aud
majority he Officers Directors aud Stockholders here,
the principal pert Of business IN this City. II
conended that could be removed 20 the United
Court
The Judge held that been incorporated BY the State OF
Counect the Company within the rule OF citizen Of
that state The Of this sfate merely giving license
line. The business FOR which chartered
10 carry and fret u in Connecticut The fc Of it,
having here does alter is position unir the ect Of
Congress notice there pae orders thai do
them and the United states law does not provide W
any ii only requiring due form Of petition and security TO be
at, that the will be entered the next term Of the Cir
cult Court Of The United States IN the district The rules Of the
Court make proper that noice be given 10 party who has ap-
action but the motion not strictly 70 yacate on
hat seooun which should lave been done the 18th rule.
The motion 20 vaCate the order de-ied.
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.vsed 20 much excitement on Tuesday even
lin ,be town talk among certain classes Hun
- 20. n persons spplicd yesterday for admission to
CO. p,;.on for the purpose Of getting sight at
h1, With four exceptions their requests were de-
'ied and they Ief sadly disappointed The fugitive
hsd fis whi.kers and mouaehe shaved on YESTERDAY
ri. appearance is 30 much changed that his friends
'o.u scarcely recognize him. 1t is understood that
aorsce y. Clark, Esq, has been engaged as one oil
ri, counsel
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limited STATES CIRCUIT COURTNEY ls-BefoFe
judge NELSON.

judge NELSON.
GRAN,D JURY.
The District. Attorney moved that Grand jury be
poueS ir th court June BE- selected from the
whole Southern District The application was ordered by ne
Judge 70 be entered.
TRIAL OF CAPT. SMITH.
The new trial granted 10 Capt y. late Of the brig
uis Moufon indicted for piracy had been dowl 70 to-
nv hut his counsel dd appear, and the District Auoey
se he supposed they thought would not be brought The
case was set down for Thursday.
DECISION.
In the appeal case of the Norwich and New-l.onfon
Steamboat Company ads Peter Forsyth in relation % to
booner Venice already referred the decree 4 The District
Court affirmed.
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Drsprp,rr Ar1ryp1 Az SrIcIDr.-An old woman

who has past been subject 70 hts
insanity attempted to put end to her existence
oru about o'clock by cr'ting her throat with knife
She resided with In Hanonav. At the above hour
IN. family heard loud the yard and on raising the
window the old struggling IN the cistern IL ap
pear that her throat inhoiing large cash and
yerng the left uguar vein which having the desired eff
the ce-n for the purpose Of drowning her
self She taken and attended by Dr. MeEheran She
sutsedueny conveyed 10 the Hospital The loss OF blood
was 50 great that her recovery is not expected.
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IAdvertisefncnl
KEDzIE'S RAIS-WATER FnTHR-A perfect pu-

hfer Of water imPre mated with lime vegetable matter
Rsnwsier rendered entirely taeess and clear crystal.
They portable durable AID transportation Prices
s5 sa The large sizes viii filter r culinary purposes Of
ordinary families JAsEs. Brrsk Co.. SO Broadway.
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fAdyertiseinent
Good Photographic Portraits are far superior to

the Dssue eoype the that they void Of the glare
OF the silver plate and readily position and
also reversed like the DaguecoDpe For these splen.
did works both kinds drop in al No g Broadway. HOLMES
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advertisement
%, ur AID DECORATIVE PAPER-HASGISGs.-

H.ppyxBERCH Manufacturer aud importers, No 90
1880 berween Leonard and FrsnkD-sts invite attention
heir kfe.ive which i unsurpassed By any In TINS
Faithful and scoop shed wokmen sent 20 any part u
s civ or country short notice. and their work warranted
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cor-pr c,IFyDAp-Tus Day.


SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos $40, 81, $40, 3l7, 3l9, -sj
eeS .et sss sol 4i ISL ell 0 49, $50 05il 90, 635 63
e "a 49, 83 els go, as IL, 81 80, 10 S eol el
10 81 &C. es3 IS. 7i6. 7ii -
6 ISL ESQ 657 65 Coz % 667 Part II-Nos GIL on 90 o-
~ 80 6J Sc $50 gu TO CO.
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Advertisement
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS JAMES BEEBE &

Co broadway Silver Plated Ware Tea Sets Trays
spoons fSss Sssers Pitchers and Gobets Bn snns Goods
epsnneo lea Trays ivory Table Gallery feather Dusters
Brushes nc hrehen funifure Refgcrator all the approved
kinds and Cooking Utensils for BtEsss and other Ranges
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-May 16.
CHARGE OF UNLAWFUL ENLIsTING OF kEchUiIs'
Adam utz of No Of Chatham-st. was arrested by

oHcer Nevius on warrant issued by Commissioner sulwe
charged with ensing sodie for the British Government ioI
Inc Crnea BE formerly arrested similar charg and
rave bail Not obtaining bail the present arrest be was com
miff
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Ar1yxyr At E1roRrfos-P. T. Ba"um was yes,
10 called before Justice Osborn on charge OF
,.L;Da e,,yeme Liberties with the wife Of one OF his
a,.,lovee, IA German against her will. The lady,
rrsr Hesser. her husband aud Mr.. Wolf German
,.xver were examined. The Frau swore that she DID
~, ell her husband Of II until three weeks after the
orsspcholy occurrence while Herr Wolf swore just
:. postiveIy that the husband told him all about
only two days after it took place ~ there were sew
a other contradictions Of tLs sort in their testimony
and appeared that the whole affair was vain effort
10 e1tort money from Mr. Barnum, Justice Osborn dis
missed the complaint.
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NV PLAYs.-Mr. Davenport has in rehearsal ana
sI soon produce and original historical 'raseu y;
eositled francesca DE ReInini, written by "eo IL
Boker. author Of Caaynos, and other plays
At Wolack's new comedy by Mr. boufc'e""' '"'
flied "The Primn Donna" Is in preparation
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Price Of tho
principal articles Of Farm Produce In the City OF
New-York on Wednesday, May 10: