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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-30
DECEMBER 22d, 1865

DECEMBER 22d, 1865. 7
Il O G e n Il l. Il M e n =.
The undersigned in order to reduce their present large
stock RICH FASHIONABLE GOODS for Geutl.men's
wear, have determined u MARK DOWN their prices to
sum for each article atleas FIFTEEN PER CENT LESS
han the goods have ever been sold before In add
ton to our extensive assortment Of
RICH SEASONABLE GOODS
for dentlemen's wear, have just received from
PARIS AND LONDON
rhe choicest styles of RICH yEsTINGs for Evening
Dress, New styles of PAETALooN sTUFFs. 90
Entirely new designs for DRESS AND FRooK COATS
All Of which weshall manufacture with such care and
attention as will stamp our Garments at once elegant
and distinctive and at prices meet the wants Of the
most economical
READY MADE DEPARTMENT.
Here will be found the complete assortment of fash
ionabe Giments made up by the best Of workmen In tho
latest styles, to be found in the country and gentlemen
can be furnished with a COMPLETE SUIT short notice.
aud at she lowest prices.
The following is list of some Of the articles ON Gale
auiable for the season. and the prices al which they viii
be sold ~ va
HEAVY PILOT SACK ovERooATs, suitable for those
exposed to our severe climate, FROM 81 to isis.
TALMA SACKS Of English Treble Mnled Beaver. maden
entirely new 'yles-asu superior dress ggrmenl,
sEBAsroPoL TALMAs, made from heavy Reye gJH
Beavers, suitable for travelling 0 ridhig from
DRESS and FRQCK COATS made in latst s,yS of snoe
rior workmanship aud trimmings, Isis 10 S25
CHARLES A. SMITH q co..
Mo- 1 Old State Donsr,. Boston
az d2w6eodlw
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EDuYSlCIANS AND DEALERS. in md
about tue city, IN want Of Pute Drugs, invited 10
call at GEO H. hPuRts, 2O1 Main ", and examine his
wei selected stock Of Medicines Extracts Chemicals aud
Essential OILS feeling coeddent that what they purchase
will he the best In the market. no du
NHADDER.T casks Dutch Nader for sale low
lND nv 0.s n A. }. HOWE.
~ ar
NpOHLERI ESSENCE COFFEE-cele
I'D brat for npaltng 10 III, beverage peculiar rich
flavor, while one package for ~ cents, Will 10 far US
GEO. II, sPURR,
jail 20l Main Street
A GENUINE CONGREsS. NATEI-for
NJ aale ~ W u. atAallu auLO Y. hPuKks,
iala dn 2Ol Main Street
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NEW ELMER FIGS.-35O drums and fan1r
cartoons, from good to gerry superior ggaJit fcr
SAFE, wholesale and retail, by VIM. 0. SWEET 4 Co
NV du 1875 Main
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sCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS & Co.
I0 william Street, corner Of Beekman, New York.
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TayIOr's Premium s,nroh Polish.

OFFIoE on THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
Baltimore, Maryland, Goth June, 1855. Z
UTlON,-~l.OTrERY FRAUDS. The
u Commissioner Of the Maryland State Lotteries bos
deemed i his duty 10 caution the Public against tho mn
merous swindrs who circulate by mail and dtherwise
the sale Of tickets In Lotteries which are wholly 6ro
The only legal Lotteries In Maryland are those drawn
daily under the superintendent OF the Commissioner
elected by tile people Of the 8tqe under the new Const
ton TO examine and approve the schemes and attend 10 Tia
drawings. Wv
Au the tickets IN these Lotteries and all certi1cates nj
packages of tickets have the Autographed signature
x. BRnsAs General Agent for the Contractor one, ~
w Maiylnd Concentrated Lotteries, Baltimore Ma
All others ARE fraudulent. ' Niu'
tor full Information on The suhIt ct of these frauds
a. ADDRESS, FIX. Brennan
lS%0 WY Baltimore, Marylnnd
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tt . ~

WILL Execute Daguerreotypes for few weeks at
price less than ever offered the public, Gin good style
Cases, Frames, &c.,) warranted equal to any made.
reference, u No PAY IN ADVANCE. No. 203 Wishing.
ON, corner Bromfeld street, Boston. oRMsBEE.
ant
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&sICiLE SUMAC.-lOo bags Ingham & Co IS Ia
- gua'ly Sumac, Just received and for sale by
~ uu q. & a. j. HOWE.
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TtIIURCH BELLS.-1he subscriber having cas-
u nuinbcr Of thousand Church Bells and obtained
fp0 GOtd dHdt0W Siuer Medals AZ the different Firs
over cn ft0rs offers these facts The hest evidence he
an give vi bis claim W patronage orders solicited.
0EQRuE u, llOLnROOK
oCtl7 WY East Midway, Mass
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esSsFOWE'S SOAP.-IOO boxes for sale at Tie man
~ nfacturer's price by the box by
VI" ar Vt. GRIFFIN a. %
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ERENCH PERIOpICAL PILT,S AND

Main streat. No III. Worcester ,
ivls div DR. - = WI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
DIED..

BINSSEOn Sunday March g in the 18th year Of her age,
Mr. VICTOIRE BANCOL BN5SE, widow Of Louis
biilsse.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully m
yed tiend her funeral from the residence Of her sonn
hw Mr. Edward Firth No - West Thirty 18th street. 81 y
Tue}sy solemn Mas vii be eeebra,e1 az toe
Church St Vincent Of Paul IN Canal street at II O'Clock
CLAPPOn Monday afternoon March in the SD year Of bis
age. WILLIAM ). CLAP.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
stte biz funeral "Wednesday afternoon Il O'clock,
fo Tho residence Of bis brotherinlsw Jas W. Barker NO
ISl MoRce street.
GIFFoRl-on Monday. March 5, ANDREW CLIFFORD
sou Of Jsnes " Clifford .
The resties and friends Of the family respectfully invited
sen the funeral from the residence OF rs ather no ITO
West Eleventh street. "Wednesday 81 zoeioeA "iihos'
further Invitation His remains vii be taken 70 0fesn~oo1
GILL-A Spring Brook Poughkeepsie. on Friday FEB -,
JAhEsGlLL. IN the I'D year Of hs age.
HARRIS-Ia tSinz Sing. Westehe~ter County, " l., on
WEDNESDAY, FEB =, HENRY HARRIS esq aged ~ years
ISHAM-At sing SING. Saturday March ssed year
months and II days, EDWARD CLlhTOS' youngest ehlo
Of JossIh G. and Christina d. lshAn
McBRIDE-At yArysburKh Wyoming County on Prids{ req
= Of he residence Of her SOD inlsv' ALISEi ,eIt "
Daniel HeBn5e the 18th year Of her age alter long and
severe a1es2 She died rejoicing IN Cnr' ne1 Sa'D|
PARlsH-At his residence UnlonSauare' on sunday morn
ing, Marh :. HENRY PARISH. eco
Tbe reaties and friends Of the family are
attend his funera Tuesday aitenoon ~ 49, - oA
Grsce Church. tbro.dvsyJ without fertnef NV
WHALRI-At Ithaca n T., fhsrsdsy, REQ W aga "
y-s<s. Ia. ALEXANDER WRALti.
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BROOKE YIN IIIEnS.

BRoOKLYs COMMON COUsCIL PROCEEDINGS.-The
Board of Aldermen held regular meeting last evening AID
BACKHoUsE in the chair.
petition. signed by residents Of Sands street pre-
sened asking immediate relief aud protection from tbs
bold and pre- sump proceed Of the Brooklyn Ciy Rail
road Company by oesng the ice their double tracks
Sands street and Ting mp both sides in front Of
their dwellings. that It Is impossible for said residents
ceye any thing that their daily may call for and hope
the Common Council will Immediately order said Company
have caed the ice piled the injury Of the
petitioners
resolution directing the Company the and
ice inds offered by Aid Fowler and IL
moved that proceedings BE- ell against them.
This resolution adopted b. vote OF ~ Yeas 10 II Nays
and amendment offered by Aid Mills applying it to all tho
streets IN which tracks were laid was lost.
The subject rise TO lengthy discussion In which the
Company spoken of anything but complimentary ter
and charged with preventing accommodation TO the public
instead Of afrdng It, especially to citizens the ermn Of
The railroad routes
A commune from the Mayor received complaining
Of the Second District Police who reelected 10 que disgrace
fu row in Sands the lot inst. The subject
fered 10 Special Committee for investigation.
The Counsellor in resolution 10 the authority
By which the Chief Engineer Of the Eastern District holds bis
ooe stated that be- duly elected under the charter OF the
late City Of Wiamburgh and being under the direct
control Of the Common Council holds his office legally during
the pleasure If the Board The communication referred 20
the Fire Department Committee OF the Eastern District
FIRF.-OD Sunday evening last the clearinghouse
Of Tresdwel Fleet Babylon Suffolk County entirely
consumed with large quantity Of grain stored therein The
took piece from spark Of the chimney which lodged on the
ro and rapid the conhagaton that but portion OF the
fun saved.
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FIRES.
FIRE II AVENUE d.

FIkL II AlEkUE n.
On SUNDAY night a FIRE occurred on the third floor
back rom Of The tenement house No. l5 Avenue ID.
When discovered the fire wa burning in two places
one N tue large room, aud one in the bedroom ad-
j@ning The flames were soon extnguished, and be-
fore much damage wa sustained, only small hole
being burned through the floor. Suspicion at once
rested on Henry Grove, the occupant he wa seen
carrying furniture from the ho"-~ in the early part OF
the evening II il stated that Grove had his furni-
ture insured about two thee weeks since for $500
in tie Citizens Fire Insurance Company, and the
most Of his property bad been removed from the
premises when the fire was discovered. Henry
Grove, Jenette Grove, and girl named Margaret
Flearsle were arrested and locked up for the night
by Capt. Squires for examination by the magistrate
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tAdvertisemeut.l
90 THEY RCN
!. These historic words are ap-

THEY RCN."-These historic words are ap-
pcabe 10 the excitement manifested By the sirer portion
who daily thrUng the warehouse OF NJ H. LtcHTEN
STEIN, al NO ~ BOwery Of Hesters where he has
ay for Inspection the most extensive fashionable and
suTerb assortment OF LADIES DREss TRIMMING RIBBONS
imported into this countryincludDg in the list all the latest
novelties Of the Psrsn and English markets Hat aud Cap
Ribbons Gauze Satin and Tara Ribbons ArOphene Fancy
ard Plain Grapes and Les Bonnet silks and satns Lawns
Floreuce- Msrceine Oiled Silk Crown Linings Black and
Coored silk Inn ming Lsces Plain and Figured Nets French
aud American Artificial Flowers Bonnet Frames and Crowns
Velvet Ribbons Tarstons Pattern BOnnets. Nelyets, &C.
The extensive OF his enables him 10 place
the novelties OF the European capitals before his
almost simultaneously with their introduction 70 their
native fashion Every that the Atlantic
brings him constituents om his agent and the liberal support
Which be has hitherto received has stimulated his Efforts
meTt apLIobation.
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OPENING MONTGOMERY STREET.-A new move
has been started eDdsayOr the opening Of
Montgomery street Jersey Oily from Warren street 70 Van
N sree-One bockso TO connect the two portions Of
kufgouery which Gregory street would
shat event be cosed up from Warren street % Van 'os
much Of its would be included N Montgomery
seet II tins opened pub meeting with reference this
will be held the Public SchoolhOuse IN Mercer street
OIL rldsy evening Of this week.
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ADVERTISEMENT
THAT BIG RAG COMING DOwN.-The sacrifice

eoDpse; consequently the big must down this
week The last effort ~ be- made aud necessity aud the
sJrns Trde have obliged MessrS RENsES DGEE to pre-
psTe TO STRIFE their coor S for the few remaining days
ihy will offer great Undue puFchasers not greater
than ever Rich SHAwLs. SILKS, MERIsos, PARAsArTAs
MtsLN DELANEs, PLAIN and DaNAsE LINENS, ENGLisH and
DoNEsI1c COTTONs MAEsEILLEs QUiLTs aud COUNTER
PANEs LscEs and ENBKoIDEREs Hosiery &c. will remain
the present unous prices until the coming down the Big
Rsg TINS the last OF thu closing Of the BrOwnstOne
store Nos. 20 and 30 sth-sy
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE CASE OF ALDERMAN TYR
KELL-On Saturday last Mesrs Ransom and Jefe Counsel
Mr. Tyue, recently reelected Alderman OF the Fourth
Ward jersey City and denied his seat applied TO the supreme
Court Of New Jersey session Trenton for msnta
The Court granted rule TO show cause why peemp
tory msDdsmus should issue against the Common Council
Jersey City compelling them u allow Alderman Iyre all
Il the privileges OF Alderman This motion TO be argued
Thursday Of this week before Judges Ryeron Nredsn1er
aud Potts Counsel for the City w Scudder and r. ID. Nc
CfsId City Attorneys for M TyrTr Asa Whitehead and
Ransom and Jelse.
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fAdyertisementl
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ d.. Editor of The

Scsre attends exclusively 70 OPERATIVE SURGERY aud Cos
the OBSCURE DISEASES Of the SYSTEM
At No - 5hay between 10th and llthss Hernia Piles Pro-
and Fus snenty cured without the knife
HEafure Office hour from 10 mornings 10 and 10
evenings At all other hours he is his private hospital where
every domestic life provided for those who require
csreu regimen and surgical treatment.
The OF The Scslpe No Veseyst Astof House
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military grades. Thus. the civil title Of duke
would belong. to the military grade Of marshal:
soldier named general Of division becomes count:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. would be likewise a baron.
This was the case under the old Empire
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ARREsrs FOR GRAsD LARCENY "A man named
Psck HuEhes arrested yesterday b, Ocer Lstty u
the TsatA ard Police chsTred With stealing postnonaae
aiming 81 or J1halns Hay, Of No ia Dviso, strcet
The accused taken before Justice Brennan. and o-ked
fcr exstlinsfou.
Enamel Srer Yesterday arrested eharzrd with steal
- ks 20 The value u $50 the property q Wssker bros
huuess Nc % John street IL aleg BY complain
hf Saturday lat TIE sccusei came into hs store with
.o ssnpe Il goods Whch b. offered for sale ComPslanf
~ recognized r-lrti0n Of 10, stolen from the
and Splitter NOT being able ~ aecoun sa
facfory for bic u -n arrested aud taken Be
fore Jrsfc- Welsh, Who COMMITTED him for examination
female named Hester Coorer was arrested yesterday
charged with stealing 81 from the rockets Of Tobias james. OF
brig Lucy Awster lying % the foo, Of Houston e-c
While be asleep in the cabin The sceu.ed srsnuousy
cenied seeiIE TIE money but. notyfthstands was com
uftted by Justice Connolly 20 snsver the charge
DETRArDING A CAIiToRSIA ENI6RAST.-Nlniam
White resilient Of Illinois in this city, r,u, ioT Cs
ofna Yesterday made complaint before Justice Connedy
sEsnsf John h. Fnegan sftsche OF shipping and teke
ofoe IN West street chrEns him with having sold him seer
Ticket instead OF second cabin ticket thereby de'randns
rim out Of considerable Of money II appears that
runner met The complainant L. the Hudson River cars and in
cucea HIM 70 Wit Enr gifts office IN West street where the
fraud y alleged 70 have been committed Officer harn o. the
sixth "srd Police arrested tnegAn and be was held 20 bail
20 answer the charge The also detained by the
Magistrate.
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MARRIED..

COLLINS-TERRY-At Hartford Conn., Monday, Feb.
IS By ihs Rev. Horace Bushnell, d. D. Ar HOWARD ;.
COLLINS Of Colnsylle Conn, 10 Mia ALICE TERRI
daughter Of Henry W. Terry OF Hartford
saAw-wAs aBGRH-In Newport, T. l., on Tuesday FEB
s. Trinity Church by the Rev. Mr.. Mercer. Mr. PHI
LANDER SHAW OF New York and Ms NANCY WASH
bIrNN ofN
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IAdveriikement.l
C.s-G,s-New stvIe

GAs-GAs.-New style of GAS FIXTURES for
Trade designers constantly
ducna original styles Also the best improved PORr
ABLE GAWoRKs tor private dwellings churches factories,
country Call great Manufacturing Depot No.
SIG Broadway ARCHER. WARNER Co
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ADVERTISEMENT
AssIGNEE's SALE.-The stock Of Dry Goods

No ~ Grsndst consisting ofsks, Sbawls Mernoes,
Parsmsa PlAds Deaines Cscoes, Flannes Cashmere,
Satinets Shrrgs Linens, Table Dsmask. Napkins Mar
settles Quilts Bereges Printed Musns, Lawns Gnghsms.
sacrifice By Orcer Of the Assignee
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fAdvertisementi
For HEMORRHAGE.-Mrs. DURNO's RENE

l. Bleeding at the Nose stopped in one minute.
2. HenorThase Of the Lungs successfully checked
HemOrrhbee Flooding safely controlled.
Letters Of inquiry promptly snsweredoJ .
Mrs. DIR. DURSo. Albany, ~ T.
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Advertisement
DUSSELDORF GALLERY-If YOU wish to spend

sgreeabe hour, visit this splendid collection OF PAINTINGS
l. contains neatly 200 the finest Works Of Art pat
uIon exhibition, and the features of
orr city II open Day and EVENING and should be visited
-.
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CT T Y ITE VI s.

The Board OF Aldermen last evening received two
BE ssagcs from the Mayor-one in relation to city
postal accommodations the particulars of which have
already been publshec and the other in answer to =
resolution concerning the medical staff Of the Police
Department. The contested seat Of AID. Drake came
up and after much debate, the present incumbent
was sustained. There were two Democratic members
absent-it was whispered on purpose to favor Aid.
Drake, on condition that on Thursday evening next
some Of the opposite party would vote TO confirm Jas
Irving as Superintendent Public Buildings, and a
Democratic eI-Adernan a Receiver Of Taxes.
resolution was adopted to extend the Inequalities OF
the city to the Hoa. Edward Everett
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ADVERTISEMENT
GOOD MEDICINE.-The OXYGENATED BIT

1ESs the best remedy for Dyspepsia dcoyered for
roof Of this read the certificates from Members OF Congress
and other well known oiiizenS
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HKr.-There were several e1temporaneou- catar-
acts and torrents rushing down the side streets yeser
day, at rate and with power which seemed to in.
vite the immediate attention OF some labor-saving
utilanan to turn to profitable account There was
an excellent water power with four-foot fall at the
junction of Maiden lane and Liberty street, which, if
its permanency were assured, would make the build
ing of a saw-Dill with wOod-tuning lathe and NOR
Using machine attached profitable investment.
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CHAsCE OF NAMI-WKSIcHrSTER COUNTT.-At
public meeting of the inhabitants of Upper and Lower
Morrsania, Mount Hope, and South Fordham, held in
the Schoo-house, Upper Morrsanis, on Saturday
March J., it was resolved that the said villages be
united in one. to be known by the name Of fremont
Thb step has been taken with view to obtaining
Pest Office in tie vicinity Of the Depot House. Ire
mont (late Upper Mouisania.i petition to the
Postmaster has been circulated, and obtained the
Of large majority Of the inhabitants and for
warded to Washington for the Postmasters considera
ton
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GHISG UP THE BUSINRSs.-We observe that two
notorious gambling houses on Broadway are to let-a
seeming indication that their proprietorS going out
of the trade. some think this mere ruse-the inten-
ton being to disappear for time, duck like and come
up again in another quarter 1t is said that nearly as
much gambling is canied on now as before the late
raid and that most Of the faro dealing is in the hands
Of "sknners, who fleece the infatuated better with
out mercy. 1t Is evident that many OF these places
must be known to the police and if the
ney is rot apprsed of their locality there is neglect Of
duty somewhere.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-MARcB 3--Befoss z.
S.fgru


The Court convened this morning for the March
TIE ~ Recorder Smith presiding.
Ga rar. s T Is' T 1g b., tbe III panel not sS.s
further proceedings In the matter were postponed ann s
After bearing the excuse Petit dseids.s
uTon releasing them from sitting the Court proceeded TO tshs
Robert T. Holmes counsel for Michael Smith one Of the n
Jcied gsmbler land whose time allowed BY Judes
Ing in demursr stated ths, the defendant desired to sv
plea Of Guilty 10 the first count Of the indictment. which
rig gambling and ask the Court suspension Of jade
men! in b. The eounse fled b Smiths behalf sdavs
Ike Court think that the object Of the statute a.
tanned in nearly every case whore the Court ba'ins hs psw
tee frequently IN cases where parties nave beer
ad pun she. TOR s9,t term that would ee %. very os
have been the bench have known Of cay doAes
49, 80 H. ever been pr.sented before me ANA
10 o 'a h ss osss think therefore when psrs. ss
eentandns that tbey ever presented again similar
hey viii be psskea 70 me full ss.eat Of The law the
such abuae Of eeIneDey would feel bound TO fet
tbs Of the party violate the law Judgment tis
case u therefore susresded.
M HAHN the case OF Hesrns Hlmsn Beers and ofher
motion made At the last term Of the Court in ~
JudsAnenL s not ready now TO argne the notion and IN
view the fact that the eedinss their were CON
nenced before Judge Csron they do until The
Mr. sekelsI should regret pos,ponrmsus BE- 10
the next term though do not obec, postpone
ibs bsfrs the Court i,ss de desired a.smass =
Judge Csf4n nsa decided some point. 70 hs csss.
inst they should have the benefit VI The opinion ID ne tale
Court.
h lss S'h' Prosecutor and not '' zoe ''s OUT
M Hall said be would let the lay for day two
NJ Skels announced that all Of the parties for whom bsneb
warrants were issned were nov U court
Tbe esss Of Jessps Ess called and The Court
preceded 70 impsInnsi JUN. s.
Tie Court then adjourned.
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FoUsD DEAD.-The body of an unknown man,
about twenty found early yesterday
morning. lying open 10, Thirty near
Breiway Coroner CoBney held inquest upon the bodJ
ard yerdst Death from OF Lungs produced
hy and exposure rendered BY the JaJ
D,.sea y a inches dressed in
d.k fro.k coat DARK striped psn figured pesfd boe,
a. Furthe psyrslars be e6saed BY tho> interested 81
u Oace u tbo Cosoosrs. No = Chamber sryst.
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THf NEw-YoRS HISTORICAL SscIETY-A meeting
of this Society Of unusual interest will take place in
the large Chapel of the NewYork University this
evening" when some valuable works of art will be
presented to the Society and paper on Cole will be
read by Professor Greene. Ladies are invited to
attend.
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Judge ROosgysLf.
Hiram T. Rowel agt. Joseph Lyon &c.-Repor q
referee Surplus proceeds OF the peus
be distributed according the principles laid down By b.
and order with special directions to be drawn and subse
tor settlement
Geo. G.. Mitchell agt. Aug. Hendricks, &c.-Motice
10 get sale under the decree OF foreclosure denied
without costs. -
Edward Hampstead agt. The N. Y. Central Railroad
Compsuy-Moton to change place Of trial denied. wihcsk
cOsfs, SC. -.
Patrick Richard sgt. Richard Brown, &c.-rhsss
payers seem TO be imperfect.
Before Judge DAVIES
Nelson Clements, &c., agt. Henry Sheldon, No.
Motion 0 dissolve injunction granted without costa
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NEWSPAPER BIBLES-Mr. l.. w. Allen, Of the
Gospel Union Mission at the Five Points, read lee
tuIe at the Tabernacle last evening upon the impor-
tance of circulating the Bible. and presented plan
for publishing it in newspaper form, go as to teach the
thousands OF poorer people who would not otherwise
have access 10 the Scriptures.