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SOUND DuEs.-The imposition Of q tax
upon American vessels by the Government
Of Denmark, as they pass through the
Sound. has become subject of some con-
sideration at Washington. The CORES
pondent of the New York Courier d En-
quirer, writing from Washington, has tie
following:
It is not the purpose of the U. S. Gov.
to urge the little kingdom Of Denmark be-
yond the bounds Of courtesy and modera.
ton in respect 10 the Sound dues. They
are not Insignificant in amount, nor con-
fined 10 the vessel as distinct from the car
go, as has been stated, but are laid upon
both vessels and cargo, and vary with the
size of the ship from one hundred to two
hundred and fifty dollars. The aggregate
imposition upon our commerce from this
cause has exceeded, 800, 900 year.
And i is not alone the money paid OF which
our merchants complain. II is the deten-
tion of their vessels which delays their
voyages at critical periods of the year,
which they consider not less serious
grievance. Denmark replies that the
charge upon American commerce Is trivial,
because the toll is returned to the shipper
by the purchasers of their cargoes in the
German States, Prussia and Russia
Russia has not yet manifested any opposi-
ton to the tribute, because as the carrying
trade is in the hands Of other nations, she
pays nothing directly towards it. But
Prussia has made persevering efforts for
the abrogation of the tolls, and as soon as
the question shall be properly presented
to the Russian Court. its influence will no
doubt be joined to ours in favor of remov-
ing this odious and oppressive tax upon
commerce.
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How TO Cook CucuMBERs. The follow
mig recipe for cooking cucumbers was fur
nished US by the pressman of the Organ.
who is well skilled in such matters:
Peel and slice two large cucumbers and
three large onions into an iron kettle or pot;
add piece of butter about half the size OF
an egg, about tea spoon of salt, a little
pepper let them stew slowly an hour and
half. This is an excellent and whole
some dish.
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BIZ IDA ST. CLARE.
sit alone within my bower,
Still wet with evenings dripping shower,
To talk with thee at midnight hour.
Dearest lady.
My homo Is in forest wild;
And fortunes goddess never smiled,
Onme, my mother Natures child.
Dearest lady.
But ahI I have human heart
Iwish to act anoble part,
And 10 it strange that tears will start.
Dearest lady.
When Ihehold my not' ingness;
The lines utter worthlessness,
I've traced in hours ofloneiiness.
Dearestlady.
But ah! light steals in my soul.
Which bids the clouds assunder roll:
Aud starry skies now behold.
Dearest lady
Thy words have charmed my dreaming ear,
Like spirits, whispering from sphere
Far brighter than thisland of fear.
Dearest lady.
And oh, may Peace and Joy prepare
For thee garland ever fair;
And may thy life be free from care.
Dearest lady.
And now sdieu. Oh may we meet
Where happiness will be complete
OnHeayen's unfading to greet
Dearest lady.
And may you shine supremely fair,
Beside the brightest angel there,
Is lda's humble heartfelt prayer.
Dearest 'ady.
Algansee. August l3.
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The six degrees of crime arc thus
defined He who steals million is only
fnancier. Who steals half million is
only defaulter. Who steals quarter OF
a million is swinder Who stels hun
dred thousand is knave. But he who
steals pair of boots or loaf of bread.
is scoundrel of the deepest dye, and de-
serves TO be lynched.
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CHILD MARKET They don't think much of
children in China. and they sell sound ones at
prices less than what young and tender puppy
would fetch. The poorer classes in the neigh
borhood of, Hong Kong are selling their chill
dren at "a cents each. This price applies to
girls of z TO 10 yoars, and the purchasers must
take them away at once aud promise support.
They are chiefly employed as servants. Other
girl bring more. or to speak commercially.
we quote girls from 7 to 10 years al 25 cents;
10 to Is years. 81: 10 to 20 years are more in
demand, and cannot be had under S7o or
9lOO
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SuprRR IsvEsrMEYr--A Hartford

SUPERB INvEsrMEST--A Hartford pa
per tells story of an American who de.
posted $iO0 in the hands of an English
man, for which he was to receive S25 per
ppssrta-nntil Sebastopol was taken. This
was on the frstS Of November last. and
the American has as~reaeived Lis s25 per
month ever since that npe. One hum
dred could hardly have beeainvested bet
ter.
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Fer the stancara.
HOME FRIENDS.

HOME FRIENDS.
BIZ KATE LAwnANcF.
All such friends are worth possessing,
Worth striving had to find;
Their friendship gilmore value, fnr.
Thu Peru's richest mine.
'1is precious, untold treasure,
More priceless than diadem.
Art wealth thy portion' then thou'rt blsst
With wealths five thousand friends,
But let dame Fortune frown, how soon
Their dat'ring friendship ends.
Like penrly dew, on Summer flowers
Distilled by mornings softest ray.
Should Fame'ss # breezss fan thy cheek,
And laureps wreath thy brow,
Adorng friends will crowd around,
Love's tribute to avow,
Bullet a brighter star appear
In Feme's horizon, where are they2
But Oil the friend whose heart is truth,
And eminates but love.
Il ever near when grief assails
To lead the soul above. fpath
Like Hopes bright wing o'er sorrows
Their holy presence brings but 10y.
Home friends; sweet words, and yet how few
Their real value know.
Their deep affection naught can change,
Or blight its heavenly glow.
Like gold tr ed in refner's fre,
Each trial beauties the more.
Your bosom secrets, ifreveale-S
Most sacredly they keep
fjoy is yours, they too rejoice,
Or, like our Saviour, weep.
Ayel like the star of ancient times,
The I'd guide. iftrusted unto God.
But there's a friend whom oil may claim,
Rich and poor. bond and free
His holy voice cries come to me,
Jesus of Calvery-
He is to oil Prince and Lord,
Redeemer, Counselor and Friend.
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nss- The forthcoming life of Gen. Cass 10 to
be written by W. L. @. Smith of Buffalo. the
author of that we'll known abortion. Uncle
Toms Cabin as ia" Ii his later achieve
men,s in the walks of literature equal MS ear
lier ones. the book will do fret rate to take up
room On the shelves but would never do to
read unless person was in Q lodge in some
vast Wilderness. and had no mosquitoes thst
he could Aghs.
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Buffalo. Aug. IS.

At Niagara Falls yesterday men got
in skiff at Suspension bridge, broke one
oar and could not then manage the boat
and were carried down to the whirlpool
boat upset and broke to pieces and all The
men were drowned. Names not tuown'
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EV Judge Doon, at Poughkeepsie. has
decided in suit for violating the Prohib.
itory Law. that a Jury trial cannot be de-
MED, and that the accused party has the
right to give bail 10 appear at the next
Criminal Court having cognisance of the
offense Y Tribune.
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WAsHrNeroN. Aug. II.

Letters have been received from Mr..
Buchanan. our Minister to England, which
announced his intention to return n the
steamer Of October 9th. He will be ac-
companied by j. Addison, the new Assls-
tant Secretary Of State.
The frigate Constitution has sailed from
Norfolk to join the Mediterranean squad
ron.
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The Erie Railroad has cut down It's fuel ex.
penses from $4,000 month to $4,000
How this has been done is not stated. Probs
bly, by the introduction Of certain improve
msnts in the Locomotives.
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w Y n X OOP'
FE pE TX ~ II G u E
DIFFERENTIATION.
Prepared by ROBERT D. WYNKooP, New York.
Price One Dollar.

Prepared by ROBERT d. WYNKOoP, New York.
Price One Dollar.
TuE peculiar operations of this Medicine in these
diseases has undergone long and long and close obser
walton in bilious cnales and IL is believed that it vii
never fail, If properly aud judicousv adminstered
unless other diseases predominant of different char
II will be found eectuNl in Of the enlar
cement Of the spleen known as the Agus Cakel also
Liu0 complaints and JauRdice with all those various
odcniions which arise from the same causes il is
highly recommended by physicians, and has been ex
tensivey used with distng g0ished ia relieving
many OF those vino suffering under this scourge oi
our country. Persons ofweak stomach and children
may take il without the least difficulty Ii strengthens
the stomach and digestive organs, induces appetite
and seldom requires more than one bottle 10 effect a
The quantities Of Quiniue and other things
which are swallowed at random, in enormous drughif
OF whisky &c, is sufficient 10 ruin the constitution
of men and the morals o commonly. and do more evil
than the bapeful effects oflhis disease itself The
safest manner of threament, especially in these disea
ses. is the best.
CERTIFICATES.
We honestly believe that cer,6caics general
" read but II has become customary TO introduce
them that have Ia order satisfy those who rely
such evidence introduced many GENUINE cerlih
Gates as our space will allow.
The Assistant Surgeon ofthe United States Navy who
resides in the city of New York. has kindly given
usthe following ofae effects OF this medicine
GENTLEMES-I have used your compound in cases
Of Fever and Ague, and have found il answer To the
purpose better than anything have prescribed
in my practice. have used when employed Assis
tant Surge, in the United States Navy different
stations, and when have had many forty f.
the sick list time, and II has always
proved successful. recommend this article from the
certainty of its effects and give il apreference oil
other articles in medicine for the distressing complaint,
Yours, &c, q. II. TRAPhAGAN, M ID.
~ For sale in Hillsdale by MorT & Bro. and G.
w. Underwood
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T.. CADWELL'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

4 TR.CADWELLres respectfully informs the citizens
" Il Hudson and vicinity thathe has Ill the latest
/ spro, emcnts for taking Iakrnesses.
IL PRnOfns over Turner & Rude Store, Hudson. vi.
Hudson Ian. rs. 1854. iy3Si
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Rage and frenzy will pull down more in hall
sn hour, than prudence, deliberation and foro-
sight, can build Up in hundred years.
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CONGER'S
M A @ / G. RE GUl Alto r 4.

nor Cholera, Dysentery, Darrhea, Sea Sickness,
Il Fits Delirum TreCens, Nervous Diseases, Pains
of all kinds, Female Complaints, &c.,
ALSO:
CONGR'S TONIC LIVER PILLS,
for Liver Complaints all Billions Diseases Impurities
Of the Blood. Go d in ALL cases where any altera-
atve is useful. And for all the purposes of FAMILY
PHKsIc, and used In most cases, an auxiliary, in
come xion with Magic Regulator. See "DoctoI
Book for tine Million" around each bottle Of the Regu-
lator. And "I'roofs Of experience to be had of all
agents gratis. lFFrom 35 to A Pills in Box
For sale by G. w. Underwood, and J. II. Simpson
Hillsdale and all Druggists in the country 9deciy
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AN ex-commission merchant, confessing his
rascality, says he onco sent the following "re-
turns" for crop of corn consigned him:
"Mr -Sir--I have according to
instruction, made forced sale Of your
eoru- aud rereived for IN. SAYS m
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leaving. as you PeTcelve,s balance IN yoor
favor OF $3.50 90
You can draw me Tor thatsum. Trusting that you
will no 'or with still further consignments,
remain, sir, yours sincerely.
SAM SWINTON,
BY tho next mail, Mr.. Brown sent back the
account with these words at the bottoms:
"You Internal william! put IN stealage and
keep the whole Of it!"-[Bost. Post.
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The New Hampshire Prohibitory Law went
into operation on Monday, the 18th inst.
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TUST RECEIVED
Il ColG.h

TUsT RECEIVED
- Goldfish
Mackeral
Teas.
Coffee.
Sugars.
Molasses
And general assortme Mt of choice Family Groceries
SIMPSONS.
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Daguerrean Gallery.
TIL. rtist.

Daguerrean Gallery.
TIL. .LAvERTY,--Artist
WTOULD respectfully announce tothe public gener
w ally that he is permanently located in the
Village Of Hillsdale, and will continue TO operate in
roomsover RusselPs Store, where he has la.ge
sty-Liqht
whchis Acknowledgements be the only light by which a
correct Daguerreoiype Likeness can be taken.
Mr.. Lgverty is in possession Of all the
REAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ART
and he that by and assIduous pro
dUce such Letike Pictures fail TO suit those
who may be pleased favor him with their patronage.
All are cordially invited to call and examine his
Rooms and work, and judge for themselves
10 Rooms open from A. NJ 10 p. NJ. Instructions
given in the art and snccess warraDted.
Hisdale. March 81. 1854.
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]. n. MOTE. N d.

j. n. MOTT. III ID.
MOULD respectfully inform his pNuon aud friends
w that he will be in his office Mott's Drug Store
where he viii be very happy consult and prescribe
Tor them. He will also tend with the regular prescri
bing Physician in the Village and country Me Zealand
Surgical consultation. Particular attention paid Ia pre-
scrptions for the Lungs, Throat, Eye and Ear
Hlsdale, MAY 1855.
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c.. J. DlCKERSON,
ATTORNEY L. COUNSELLOR At LAW.


give prompt attention TO the collection Of claims
selling of Lands and the transactions of all kinds Of
legal business anywhere in the State of Michigan,
indiana or Ohio.
LIFE 81 FIRE Insurance, in responsible Companies
LPREFERENo Es--liooks an bnsImess: mne2lyl
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.

risks taken IN tic Following Companies.
PORTAGE INSURANCE. CO. Cay ahoga Falls, o.
CITY INSURANCE co.. Cleveland, Ohio.
NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
May 3. 1855. DAM" l. PRATT, Agent
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FAMILY GROCERIES, sa
DRUGS oils. PAINTS GLASS. NhILS. &c.

VIE subscriber has In store, and will be making
constant additions thereto, very fulland desira-
BILE stock Of Goods in the
q Ocery and Drug Line,
which he will sell as cheap and most articles cheaper
than can be had at any establishment in this vicinity
Sugars * MOlasses Oils, Paints Il Glass
NO and Muscavalo sugars. Linseed, Lamp, Lard and
Coffee crushed do ISweet Oil.
Crushed and powdered do Turpentne.
N * muscovado Molasses White Lead venitian n ed,
Syrupsa superior article. Paris Green &c.
Coffee. Window Glass; by to 90
Green Rio. by 80.
Maracaibo, Nails
Lagura, All sizes from 4s to 40's.
Old Java &c. TeSs
Fruits d. Nuts Young Hyson, Gunpowder,
Raisins in whole & boxes II ysoD Black Teas &c.
Znnte Currents Citron &c. Tobacco
Almonds Brazil Nuts Pea Virginia Plug Tobacco, as.
nuts, Filberts Walnuts. sorted Smoking, Chewing,
Fish in papers, tin foil and
Goldfish, Cigars, assorted Principe &
Mackerel, Nos & by the Spices
by the bbl ibbl and kit Pepper, Allspice. Cloves,
Herring Mol Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Ginger
Salmon, Smoked Habut. Mustard, &c.
Whefsh, &c Shelf Hardware
Pork Glassware, Toys, Yankee
Smoked hams Shoulders. Notions. dc.
,4s Sssndries.
Star, Stearine and mould Candles, Soap Brooms
Tubs. Pals Bed Cords, Rope Letter and Cap Paper
wrapping Twine. Wicking Wash boards. Candy. Pow
der, Percussion caps. Matches &c together with full
assortment Of every article in the Drug and Grocery
business. n402 S. NJ GLASGOW.
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE ca
CAPITAL, S22j 900.
No special hazardous or steam risks taken.


FARMEVS UNION INSURANCE. co,
CAPITAL, $1b0,000
Athens, b adford Co., Penn.
Insure against loss by Fire, Houses, Sores, and
other Buildings Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, on
AZ favorable terms any sinier institution.
Insurances taken on Steam Mills Factories &c
Hiilsdele, May 10, 1855. l.. PIERCE.
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VIE slbscflber has In store, and VIII DC maxim.
constant additions thereto, very fulland desira
BILE stock Of Goods in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11
THE LATE FIGHT A1ONG PUGILTST5.
ARREST OF THE Parties AND THEIR EX-
AMINATIOS-A MODEL POLICEMAN

ARREST OF THE PARTIES AND THEIR En-
AMINATIOS--A MODEL POLL
Lewis Baker, policeman, jim Turner California
pugist and Harvey Young. gambler. were yes'er'
dsy arrested by Officer Brown, Of the Tnrd District
Police Court charged with violent assault With ps-
tOls Sc upon the person of Tom HSer, a no'ed
pueiist while at the drink Dg saloon OF Richard Plat
urder Wallacks Thester. An exhaustion into tbs
matter yas he'd Yesterday afternoon before Ju.3
Welsh IL the presence of ABOUT 80 ro"1ies pn-l
ists csmbl r. loafers, &C. who thrOngsd the Court
Room and seemed 70 take deep interest IN Tue pro-
ceeClDgs.
ing last al a clock Turner went into the saloon ~
question ana wzs followed soon after, by Hger, Geo.
farley, and Warren jenkins, and subsequently by
Policeman Baker. After each party ald taken
seveTal dIl ks, Baker proposed 70 60 into oack
room and play game of seven w" for another
drink They did 30 and Turner and Baker came Out
frat. At this Tune two Of Hyer freuds Tere sitlns
in the bsrTOom, one Of them beng fdrssr on tn7
steamer Marion who invited Hyer TO drink. WINE
they were The bar Turner and her stood a. the
end Of the counter, ana after saving sometning TO-
geth.r, Turner approached Hyer and oesau
showing o. siDst him, and at the same TINS
asking the bartender 10 give him whisky
".kun." Hyer requested him not 10 IN
tsrfere with him. as the counter WAS ipr'y
feet long and there vas plenty OF room for the Trends
OF both. Turner then showed * ain snt, pulling Oh
his coat Dire. pistol, and dared II er to draw an
other and shoot lim--a the same time calling him
coward. Baker, the policeman then pulled oil ma
cont asd went beside Turner, and Turner snlPoed
his piso at Hyer and backed him 10 the rear OF the
room and again snapped the pistol at him. Iyer
then seized Turner'S pi-ol, and sd 10 him: " / do
"Iot wish TO hur. you; al the sane tune firing the
contents of bis own pistol into the chimney. Inc
two then came III collision, when Baker seized one 1t
tho p,or and with it struck Hyer twice on the bl'k
OF the head. Tie police then came in AMI arrested
two of the parties and while all were on their way
10 the Sta0n-b0u-e, Baker Gu. Hyer vi b Il knife.
Z ne examination continued up TO late hour last
evening and then adjourned until Ia day. DIVER aud
biz friends state thstth prisoners aud nearly doz
others followed him from place to place over the
City the night in question: as be believes, with the
Intention Of getting him into room, and th9n taking
Lis lie.
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DIED.

cOOTSY-Dr w-d--s5.v icts '-sf. 49, 'rr-rirs
fress sfs Peru tHs..y. VIE C J'rr 3 Cooley srl
rh- r4fr ~ hrr
Ih- OF r-s0--fl nr--l t-t--
her furcr. ~ 80 R.-tlI1, Ce,-s
q Raven zoos J Of s--.Y ihe &c .as. % "a o. %
on AZ AN-Cu wsdr-sssv Jsa 70 1f.sss-z,.i,r is,,.
Gr.tarn n 80 year
fr-eI I'D ts -uhef. " ~ ,rt sr1.av VI.
ura Gssrcs izyi'-9 sfsrd -Ae fsn.-. 81 f-f.,
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GiftuEfLL.st
G1ssgS-At J.-t,ozyirs Tl., De-. =, Jane. G...sn.
late - 49, Yosk C'ty
HAMNONO-Oa SD o. First N,uth. 1875 Eus.se-h. -
vco~ Ct Arthur Hamu IA Of ta- hatso7s Of Ran8s
is.ans
Eer e,t. and b ~ her br hsr John wn oais-d,as
,- r-sec- invited arsu. Oh. ulera a. III holss -
isr bro h-r ~ IS -ecses- ~ F0h Day, ne lii, Al
Geek y
rLGTY-In ROB. City =, GRE r,i-aee Of b' s-,a'.oa.
T.riy ~ Gun Tue.jsy evening J,n :. 1875 John hcLRr
lev 20 Trenton aged 81 yeas m9sla s1d 2 dsTs
R-fsyi. sgd Rochester p.1efs ? Ease copy
WARD A. r.i~r y 7 on the ioth ian. OF & ~ n
Fs.i0 % Ns-i OF John ant EiEsoeth WA-t
sd yssis. uaozths Ard - d.ys $500
Tie pice re co-se u - e, .1f
s. Friday l.th irst s. O'Clock 7 Ih- Ee1Mns
20 rikeu Greenwood Cemetery t1r inteEr1esi
NoLFE-Oa Tussdiy ;he 81 .usi., Same. VI "9l:s' Il
iA- $50 va Of bis .se
Tbs esds Of the f,ny and those e h, Sgosaer', % an
UtoTto Vote. snG br'thsF r. a. Gen. 10 Gaf and
respectfully invited Atteni funeral from he Chcse
Church - :; Gear the 9th Tha1isy, The ll'h a.
az
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Sales nj Stocks Mt PhiladeIphia-,Jlg. 10.

Reported Ter The Nes-Yor. Tribune BY Fay TaoS.s
Fiat Hodvd-f c0o Cry Railroad s. : Erie, 1915 t9s
DO SCI lCo Ciy Gss6. 2ceffs. sof, s7ooo Camden
Autov Railroad e. 'S3 81; $40 90 To- sl $500 Aesh
3 c P ~, sbo'o Reading Railroad IS, 10 75t : !r)
Pi,t, &. n; ~ 500 Long Island Railroad s 10 500
sctu,I Nav 81 "a ~: leo Morris Cana IA 81 do tsy,
III; Mineb Railroad 5ai 81 Beaver Meadow Railroad, o6
SSj SEQ Lehsh Zinc o's, b5 p go Do 200 90 DAYS
& IS Resdins Railroad b5wn, 81. 100 d. .5"n,Ssi 90
So ss 80 New Coal Co. u, 800 do s5~n, ~ b
HMM c.unl bs ~ 20 Leh Nav 65 81 Susl CsnA bj p
10 Sou,ovn Railroad. y. 8 Man Mech Bank, 9i -
Grad Bark. llt ~ - ., o., ~,
40 Ssl So ,usquehznns Canal h5 g. 50 Morris Csns 81 J
Seoond Board Cry D. 81 = $3.50 sclSl Nav rs 81
~ ilmnston RR q. q; 1900 Camden Ann y kt
IN = 1900 AIlas Go. "a. 4 40, o.,
III. Besy. Meadow RR 5sl 3 Penn.'vsni. RR in lots
st 81 Reading RR b. 5ei 100 DO So; 8 d., o8 q d.,
81, 100 Norris Canal ~; 100 DO. s5wn. 2; 30 Long
LAND RR 81 900 b5<n. ~; " 20. 81; eoo Lehish
Inc ~ - y Lehigh Nav 81. so DO 10; lV bad T.
-. ll!. " esteru bsns. oSi. - -,
A0ey Hoord-s2coo Camden Amboy RR. -, Ls-
hish Nav 6 u Pennsygsn RI f5t 50 Reading hA SS'
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COURT OF GENERAL sgSsIONs-J.s 10.
Ia

Shep7ard VOORHEES, pleaded guilty TO stealing
v,teh .orh SIS from NJ Ezekiel burtoa Of the United
sat. Hotel AID .cutsesd 10 the ssfe Prison Tor Two
year. ard feuf mouths "
Nr Brown .ad~d ga - burglary ia the third d-F-e,
ca the cv.irg Of Jackson No y OranEe - rom
Which b. o. clothing tae ofp5 III va sentenced
70 IN. -tate Prison for Yeas 1ld "a months.
Hvuao Bfaot pca1d Eltr % teePag disoffery house
IL the Fir.t ard ard also % charge o. s-hns ul1of WIN
tosns. Eews. selienced 70 Pe1iteGtiArY fof i~o
months
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