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law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT.

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NOTICE. TO TnE BAR.
The following rules have been adopted by Jutge
Davies r hc Nav Term OF Supreme Court rcuit winch
commences OF the Isl Monday Of May:
NJ Juy III D. impauus ed during the hfst week that week
" Ie devoted the calling OF the Calendar To- exceeding
y cases each day. for the following purposes;
To marx such only DO disposed o by Jury ttis
To dsniss ,mtlsn's such as the plainn shsu
not se take uests in such cases ~ the defendants
.bsii hot
To ~ by tho Court s ~hch the parties shall con
thereto. ., -..
To r,er al which The parties shall consent 10
rf.r-rc@ or In Lch he Cour has power 70 order one
The Cont will open ~ 10 II, ard take aeces oom -
= m. esch dsy.
sUPREME COURT-SrEciAL TERN-APsIL A-Befo's
Jucg CLERKF.
H. the matter Of the application of Margaret Em-
mons sIu,it i,frafrx Ac-Keerees report eonhrmsa
COMMON PLEAs-PARr U-APsIL 2t - Before Judge
B2ADY.
Nathaniel ; Whitney agt Walter >. Gritln ct A.
Iu i. csse spor,sd ia Thursdays TSisuSE the Jury gave
,-r, ct ior the plaintiff tor = ytso Gl
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERn-APSiL 2i-beiore Chiet
Justice OAKLEY
Mofreli u. Bowen agt. The New York aud Harlem
P,ircsd Company In this reported IN Neiuesdays
IRItuNr the JurJ foGud for he pail IN t5oO amase'
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CONaOE PLEAS-PARr Tl-APRIL "a Before Judge
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERH-APsn 2i-Beore Chief
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNER-APsu et-Betore


TRIAL OF LEW. BAKER.
The People AZ. Levi, Baker
The Court met again yesterday morning, ana con
srn ed the ho!c day trying set Jury SIT add'o A
utof, orn making eleven all Alter eIhsustng the
last aLe Of Jurors the Court adjourned 10 oc)cs this
u riug The foowig the names OF the Jurots ar,.Y
unap- cd. Alexander broker, No. IL Wal street
John ruel dentist. No. 40 Broa9wayi Geo Maw'on
fsrfia No ~ Maidsu-lsne " IN. II SicGn s4o kerpe
No 1873 Jss TetersOn, giOo5I No. OF O'et
.tJee: John McKes.on merchant No III MadeL lane Js
R,rce ahos,pv dealer Va,hisgtOn -trest; Patrick
n Noo an st0sger No. llg Greenwich street. Isaac hoen
berg e~ele Rcbad Fox liquor dealer No 10 East twenty
fourth steet; John Evans, boardifg kOusekoeper
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ssvere cot on the io~er Up, inflicted With q meat
infe in the hand OF h- aulsgoni-t l. i stated that
M.fory was 'l' s-gre--or uasmurh as he entered the
sroeee'y and az. lp..d 70 carry off Goa. 5eon .ns
% C!a'k. He was taken t. the NewYO-k HospAl
4cd placed in The care Of D. Van BiNoon AMI Cla-k
Wa arrested aud lo,k kei Up.
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Adyrrfis-nie I'.
C.rIERY OF PUOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS AND

MrsI1URrs N on PASTEL AID W,TER COLORs A corps OF
Of the highest tsent employed Tor 10 COT
orrg No Pictures allowed to ssye the Gaey unless
.eetly .f.ctory Mnistures AMI Portraits made from
GuRNgY 4 FKFDsRIcXS
Nc. $40 Bro,dway ccrusr Of Leonard 81
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DEoIINE oT CoSsUNFTIoS DR. Robert Hunter.
IN hi' Med'coI Sy'-a''" hOr Apnl. Says the officially
reported deaths from Consumption II our city T.. the
first quarter q the present and .ae TOO preceding
years were as fOllO-,s.
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fAdverisenept
MAKING MONEY fAsT.-Smart Statesmen art

~ bouuu harvest their precede lted sales o NIT
PAIENT FOoE FATsSERs They are sn oe IN sry'
b,y waIs a. What BODY vii buy. To travellers they
IL dist+i,ah-. More gents ssntso JAMES II LEE
Sole proprietor No - EIchsnge-st. buhso. " 4.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT FUsD.-A benefit for this noble
charity is to be given at NboS Thea,er by the Ravel
family tomorrow evening, when il Is TO be hoped
that the public will substantially respond to the ap-
peal put forth in behalf Of the wdOws and orphans Of
our gallant fremen who peril their health and lives
in the service Of the city. Aside from these consider
atous learn that the Rayels, who have generously
volunteered TO pNfonn this occasion, offer Of
their most attractive entertainments. A grand
tabltau emblematic Of the Fire Department, and
grouping together the verious scenes represented in
its ,autifu initiation certificate Will close the per-
formancCs
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-ApRL ai-BsfOre
judge BETTs.

The day has been wholly taken up WITH Tue trla OI
William Wilson tie Iudicted charge Of cruel aud IN
,us puI shuent Inflicted board the ship Asyra OF which
be a. sseoLd mate her voyage om NewOes 70 Liver
oo upc cue Andrew Rich l. SAID TO have sice lied
In of oh fact hs no. howeyer beeo OBJ
sired There little conflict in the evidence as To
neither the blows s'ruck wh besylug pin or club
,torney Ne con for Plaintiff; l. Clinton for defendant
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ATTEMPT At BURo1.RY.-On Wedne.lay night

ATTEMPT At BrRCLART.-On W edne-daE nyht
Pocerrs of Tenth Wsi discovered t1res young
pm 20 force into the "a or shop Of " n
PEI mover No 80 Cers s1G rushed uppn the.-
Two OF the brrEsrs razed Joht Cornell aut william Gs1
cro.s secured bat the other ei and escaped Ia F7n
e ere he House a1d searched when two
skeleton Tar q npQers screw driver. candle aud
matches found their Possrssion Oe OF the keys
fd tie front door TIE shop wrd probably have been
used by oeI GeI had the arrival Of e ooe- not rrevene
The piss taken before JE.'i Brennan And locked
I'd, In default Of ? coo bal. each for trial.
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fkdyertisomeni
RFIIS -MFNFELYS celebrated Church, Fac
lAdvsrti-en.ent !

torv Staambo4, Locomotive School Plantation aud othsr
constantly for sale By FAIRBASKsA Co. -
their SC css " sreroom, No 1873 Broadway.
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fAdsetiis. men'
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO BANKER>.-lt is an

u,detisbe act that BAcoNs HARDENED STEEL BURGLAR
PRcog RANK S.FHs sud YALE's PATENT DUPLEX POWDER
AID TBIFT PRooF LOCKS which BY nearly all the
Il est srd south acknowledged Ia b 10
and oSLY EhLtAbLE article eNar'
Address WM W BACOs New Haven. Conn.
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lAdNertls-ulehtI
GAS Gas Gas FIXTURES OF new and beau

,,f.l designs Just for the Spring Trade
Aso the cheate and best PORTABLE Gas WORKS ot new
s.d i1nrroy prvste dwe ss villages &c
For Vhoesa,e retail ca. great da i4cturins O.
No. ~ Broadway. ARcHts, ~AAEN u o.
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Advert s@fnent.
NyW DECOR ATOMS AND PAPER HANGiNGs for

laS-Ps.r1 4 HAsDESsERGH No $50 Broadway s7 pre-
pared EXHIBIT the largest zud best asso-tme Of rLS shd
DEcoRsTivL PAPEs HANGsGs ever oter7i IN tn' country
None bat hr.t-elsss voIkmen employed
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Advertisement.
CoYpTSUIP ASD MARRIAGE-The Lecture by

NJ FowLER THls EvESrNG a. 'be odeon Broosiyn. r D.
VIII be az Exposition Of the Principles upon which Friendship
Love end Unity bssec sc'her with important Hats 20 ths
Married Snge-How choose Life Compsnions aad how
10 treat them Sests 2l eets PTofe oLh EXAMINATIONS
ds.,y AZ No. G8 Broadway.
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[Ad,errisment
rFs White and Ruff Hollan

PtcrUsg CoRDs TtssEIs nc wholesale and retail, 0y
WooDgosD 4 WsnpLr. Manufacturers No - Csthsrihe e.
New York County merchants supplied 81 rhs lowest Prce
and on the reasonable terDs
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THE DISPUTED CONTROLLERSHTP

VERDICT IN FAVOR OF MR. FLAGG.
The Jury in the care Of Giles vs.. Fligg have re-
TUNED verdict in favor Of the defendant.
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DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND Lung:
fAdVertlsemsntI |

RoRERr HUNTER his attention exclusively 70 she treat
-t Of dses,, o. the Throa AID LungA Residence and )ce
No. 60 Broadway.
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Advertisement
THE AUBIS PORTAB ABLE GAS WORKS Co. offer

their apparatus simplest and economical xnpEn
Tor Dwelling Hose. Factories Villages. SC For information
or the purchase County state rights GH eE their paen
apply At the ths Company No $50 BroatwaJ whe'e
the apparatus Ia ootrstiOn
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r-.TTED STATES MAasHALS oFFICE-APEIL o.
Edward Enish second mate Of the bark White
Via was arrested on q charge Of Assau4ns ons Timothy
CARR frsl mate, with q dangerous weapon.
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIOSS-ApRtL 2L-Befor'
judge CAPRos.

Judxe CAPROs.
AcQUITTAL Oh Dr. COBEL.
Thi- pby sican whose trial for an alleged abortion
tecbp,cs roit Il law The ate mortem examination Of
Cs,bsrne n BrsuXen the decsas thrown out " Conrt
bscsuse vheL the deiondst cross eaan
tefher DR. c was .ccordluEly discharged
VIM Mark. indicted for burglary In the third degree
and aron committed the premises Of federSk bS No
;. srrrr street pieaiea gully the burglary and re-
mludsd flr sentence.
Wm Welsh was tried and convicted Of petit larceny
-.4nfetce four months Peuiientiary
Moni- Kin-bury, convicted some days ago OF grand
scsuy sentenced to the state Prison of Two
John Sheen was tined and convicted OF burglary IN
the hrst deres upon tie eng Of hr tho De Poorest No
y Flr-, street. ernteIce. STATE Prison ten years
james sherlock, indicted for highway robbery up
To.ab Conor Of No 1854 East Thirteenth street was re-
and scqCgtfed
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the attention of dealers and others 10

We Invite the htttntIUn OI UtdIbls dIU UtII'a W
eur large stock OF CHANDELIEEs and Gas tMruRts d new
original AID beautiful designs 81 ovs ors sasUtAS StUs
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[Adyerti,omentl ]
VII SONS ORrGiSAL DANprIIoN CopFEE.-

The senuiI s .old wholesale BY BAsAEs PaEx HsGErn
O. ,Ry Co .nd ScHEpyLiNa BEOs and r-sh BY Drug
gists generally Manufactured al Nos IS I'D y EA'' lt
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Advertise lent
MEDICAL INHAI ALTON WITH CONSTITUTIONAL

RruLpfEs 5 F;TcH may be CO.'S sated 81 hs Orce,
\. IA BrosdHsy Of tee csAossasd Iasiituo1s o'
e.. Live. Comoi-ut Female Diseases a4i Chrome D''-
a.. .enesly OEce h0u1s frou IA - p L. i'-T'
SUNDAYS excepted
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IAixei,isauautl |

IAiveitiseDeat
AMBROTYPES - Single and Double GLASS, q
RRApr's No. $50 Broadway. A novelty n art.
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a .ri stou T. ~ eo z wnies wll rt
rss Rcv lcteph Law r-sof Of The eeach ekgees
* fhe .ie rltted a D. able the bLs,e fa-
vhrs bElrs Dc r4y f5g divine ssgvce sy as lsi OF
October usxt
PROE,BLr FsTAL AccIDzSr.-Yesteoiayforen
NJ h-rf A'vs'sr the roFe vLt Of h-ssr.
Tubv IN Bushwck fsI between the trun s1a braces o. ae
ee wills el gsget orE ~ machinery and seriously
= rcd N kou skf re could throg-a no
Lit e aEc he lower part q his body crushed
sf 'sceraet = dreadful The injured mAa con
-e~ 70 k Even street where b attended
b. Dr. L1-ets wko eucouTaSenent Tor as eeoTeiy
CavyrrRFrrr M0NFT Two men, named Jsmes
Gibo1. Stsrieu Martin arrested yes'ertsy es The
trh Di.tret P,ce charge Of making se'rrA Aen is -
rass cou1te-f hai Of The NercsN 3 Banf' bsiot'
f.s.. Held by Justice Jacobs for examination.
FrGrrIyE IRON JusrIcs.-Iesterdsy Officer Mat
thew brought Henry Esoui from Phtieiphia o. reli
ton of this State Nj stands iaieted 9t
g-s lsceuy itted II tins city some moahs H1ee nc
vas locked G. for tEAL
RoBerRY.- The bouse of VIM. Powell "a South
Fourh Nnta e-ered yesterday afternoon sad
robbed gold watch, chan, fe1cil 81 bracelet
FIREs-Yesterisy morning q fire broke OF; IN a
house WiouSby, sysuue, but was sooD 7Nn-
su.hed hout much damage An last evening m the
foush District caused by the burning OF chimney
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Advertisement

BRADY No $50 Broadway will repay The ehsmins ion Of
wishing correct AID perfect ksLeses Life sizes made a.
= eli se stug.
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CITY ITEMS.

The weather was clear and warm yesterday, with
fre shower and lgbtni:g at night. 1t was the
waimest day Of the season
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TOBACCO DANGERovs, CorToS SAFK.-A is1y ol
stately proportions, w'sing the other da! on one u
our sloping sidewalks, stepped on moist cigar "hi'h
some gentleman u hsl thrown down. and presto
went FINN a perpendiculN to honzonta contact
with the tagging. b. 'nder, who had the douoi'
pleasure of helping her up and OF rerceyng 'Aa' 'hc
was unpjur,d. made this reflection That sue 0"ea
her fall 10 tobacco. and her sstety " e0.to0.
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The Board of Aldermen last evening spent over two
hours in tedious debate the subject OF Awarding
a $4,000 contract for completing the bulkhead at
Marhattsnvile, asd finally voted to lay the mstter on
the table. The sans subject, i'll different shape was
ro,ue mouths ago vetoed by the Mayor Aldermen
vco,his end Tucker epr.ssed their belief that there
was vet thing rUt about it. The report TePes'
ING the ordnance pcbbiting the apPoat'neni OF In
spectors on public works was concurred n.
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TuE EopY oY You've PIfRCF FOUSD On Tuesday
boy discovered the body OF young nanon the beach
at Far RocLaway and upon eXaminatioD, It was sur
missed that It might probably be tha. f young lrerce
Ii VIII be remembered that Nj Pierce mysteriou,y
disappeared on the moi7ng OF the 1T :. February
lost. while returning home from party. All OF the
clothes Of deceased were in good state OF pr'ser-
vat:or and nothing was missing except IN, hat The
icwelrv which be wore when las; seen. was still upon
bis ttrson. II consisted of a gold watch, diamond
breas,-pin ard lingering On one Of his hands was
a glove. His coat, yeet and pantaloons were but
toned tight Mr. Foster, fisherman, came on to
New York after the father of deceased and that cen
ternsn went dows 1h him and identified sss soas e
mains. AL doubts were removed by the fact that on
the inside of one of his booegs were the words H.
" A. Pierce, No 45 Liberty street.
The body wa. in fair state Of preservation; but
the face was somewhat decayed No money, save
few coppers. was found in his pocket. M Pierce
caused coffin to be prepared in which he had the
body yeycd to Jamaica, where an inquest vas held
Yesterday The Jury found that . Deceased came 20
- his death from causes 10 them unknown. In the
course the dsy the body was brought 70 New York
and taken to Bellevue Hospta. Ga surgical eH ami
nation It was found tbs; the body exhibited not the
sliehtest mark Of violence His friends suppose that
having been drinking l.le champagne and danciny
when be reached The open ar the cod checked per
spirstiOn, and be became bew.ldered and "Ani-red
down Twenty.thrd str, Ct to the East River A. The
foot of that stIeet the Gas Compan was ling n the
dock AID consequently he might have walked OIL ana
fallen iEto the His remains viii be lllerred ~
Saturday, at Il o'clock, in GteenTood Cemetery.
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SCHo0I FXANISATIOs The Coored School at No.
l35 Mulberry street examined YESTERDAY. tbs
wns one Of the old Manumision Schools, and when
that Society WA dEbanded delivered 10 the
Public School Society the condition tina. they would
keep up The school. Prom that Society il came mo
possession Of the city. II IT, may be supposed not
furnished with oil the " modern improvements. The
schooLroOms dressed in mourning for Mes,rs.
KcKoen and Curti-s. The girls depart nent num-
bered about 80 scholars. Their examination 10 the
customary branches and in etymoogy and French was
very crcd,tabe. The singing and marching has been
oqUalCd in only two OF three schools. An organ has
been purchGscd by the contributions Il teachers and
-Chcars, and many Of those who heard It yesterday
considered il far preferable accompaniment to
singing in schools to piano The display OF en-
broidcry and needle work prOfuse and specimens
of writing, drawing and painting were on exhibition.
There Il map Of The United States executed IN
necdle-wok Some Of the pupils 50 white that
one needs to be told that thy have African blood in
Il cir Veins. Some Of them have red cheeks. The
;oachers ere MISS LIZA Gwypne, Mary A. Griffin,
Mary F. Allen and khr.i Sophia II iges. The boy.
department Gas reeri number OF pupils, and
the examination ra- Wy good ee'ecially IN srith-
me'.c. The te' ..- the department are: John
Peterson, Pete, Er-l, Peter II. Loveridge and
Wr..ht s. Ar1l gemelts were made for
rtce,tior . ..-. Oh .. timer: Friday, MAY 9th,
pa.
lnsI '.,. do.s. S,noJi on Rspjas Island will b.
csanncd today.
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Tn Rfy. NAIgAS BANCs.-A ms0ting OF friends,
of n most Interesting character, took place on
VI tdncrday evening at the house Of Lemuel Bangs,
20 iD Irving.p place. h on the occasion Of cee-
brntrg tie nieth anniversary Of the marriage Of the
father and mother Of that gentleman The father the
venereble and Rev. DIR. Nathan Bangs, DOW nearly
four-ecOrc years of age, with his amiabe wife, were
hcl- euICuLdod by many Of their children. and their
ciidIeh's children, and large number OF esteemed
friends. About 9 O'Clock the Rev. DIR. Foster, on be-
half Of the assembly. addressed te venerable couple,
tcuc ngv alluding to the events of the tity years
tLat had fed. Mr. Foster alluded to the scene OF the
e-pousas as it had been repre'en,eJ 20 him. traced
tie cbauges that had taken place in the interval be-
tween that time and the present, especially allufng
10 their many suflerings ard pi'yg'Ous while Dr.
Bsrcs employed IN preaching tue Gospel not
only in our own wilderness, but 10 thai OF the TWO
Provinces of Canada. "iECn, sad the speaker,
turning TO DR. Bangs 'your hair was auburn,
aud YOU were in the spring time Of life. Now, Sir, sill
Neied locks that head while, although you ale.
~ virtue of your years, called an old man. yet you
have almost the vigor Of your yOuthaDd after having
parsed fucb varied scenes you can say that your
Leavesl "a ter has bee vcJ gracious to YOU lou
are n.F surrounded with most atie onate children.
who delight in such father. The evening OF your
days BE- they many or few, must b happy with 50,
family asso lations Nor these your only friends,
for wherever you are known you al. beloved. You
have much TO be thaIkfu' fOr, and you know whence
all your blessings flow. The Church owes you dtOt
of gratitude. u.0y she never be ungrfterL Tier 1T
erature owes much to you Go on, 81, and VITA your
pen your head and heart cssntlaue that service
which you Rced when most ot those now sur
rounding YOU not IN existence.
Tie venerable Doctor made a very happy reply a.
uding 10 residence Of fory-sx years in shs ety. and
the scenes Of hs ministry from h- first entry into 1t.
Two hymns written for the occasion, were then
read aud after one had been sung the Rev. Mr.. Lln-
don offered prayer. The evening was one long to bS
remembered by TIE gratiicd fread- who p'esent
Commercial Advertiser.
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ARREST FOR THROWING NuRIoL -Geo-ge n.
Cooper. a young msn, was yesterday arrested oy 20
lie, uan Hsrpcr Of the Tenth W,Td, charged VIII
throwing large quantity Of ytriol upon clothing aol
bedding belonging to Mrs. Mana Colby, residing Of
No. y Ludlow street, thereby destroying the same
1t j alleged that Cooper recently purchased qa4nty
Of yitriol at the drugstore corner OF Orchard anl d.
vision streets and during the absence Of Ms Coioy
entered her 10, N and threw It over SIX dress All
the bedding Il further stated that on OF the ccca-
pants Of The house saw him perform the malicious a,i
spd sf,erwsri leave the house. lie Is sad 10 ave
for son time been at ennity witt Ms Colby. ana 70
have repeatedly threatened to have revenge ie, h-
wrongs. Justice BIenraD before whom he was t4A-n'
con m:tted HIM % prison to await examination Inc
druggist who sod hin the acid vii to-day De exam
med before the magistrate as 70 tie quantity the
accused purchased.
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srApsrsG ArrRAr An sf.sy took Place Yesterday
afternoon at the eroggery corner Of West Broadway
and Duane street. between Aichsel aarOny and one
Of the n,taci es OF the place, named George CiSIS u
vh,ch he former received avery dangerous s,ao oe,
,u~on the sgh.b sai ua.a ybs Of the right ads AaN
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RoBgrKY- The bouse of VIM. Powell "a South
Porh Nnta ectersi Yesterday afternoon sad
robbed = gold wa,ch. chan. Teacl ar bracelet
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-01
.Nahoning County Fair.

The tenth annual Fair and Cattle Show of the
MAhoning County Agricultural Society, will
come of at Garfield, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. the It'll, sth and 9th Ofthis month
{0ctober.) We have no doubt but that the exhi'
bition will be an interesting one, and will well
repay those of our citizens who will attend
The Garfield Sentinel says, the following will
be the order Of arrangements
FIRST day-Tuesday-WiIl he devoted to the
reception and registering of stock. dc, for exhi-
bition. Each member of the board will superiE-
tend s distinct part of the exhibition.
Second OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be devoted &c
the public exhibition, award of premiums, and
an address by T. BRowS, of Cleveland. Addres:
to at IL o'cloek. NJ. Ladies riding on
horseback Immediately after the address. Com
petition open to all.
Third day-Thursday-Will be devoted to
the blowing match, at l O'Clock. P. NJ, sale Of
stock, and election of officers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-01
Fires.

Elr66.
The damage from fire in this and adjoining
Counties, during the past week. has been eonsid
ssble. The farmers have taken advantage of
the Late dry weather fire to ~chopping', old
sunps, &c., and clear them of. Thus fires have
very generally been started over this part of the
country. The high winds of last week kindled
afresh the remains of the fires. and they have
spread over the dry grass of the meadows and
fields, with frightful rapidity. The (Jefferson)
Ashtabula Sentinel. says;
In this immediate vicinity, three Barns, a num-
bar Of stacks, and miles Of fencing were destroy
Ell. About a mile east of this village, the fire
swept over a spaceof near q mile, almost desola-
ting several farms. hr. AEMoS LEWIS had all
dis stacks of hay, barn, and fences consumed,
his house escaping by the most powerful exer-
tons Of his neighbors. Mr.. WooDwoRTH hadhis
barn and the contents burned to the ground, and
al his fences destroyed. Others suffered more
Or less loss in the sam way. east some
two miles, Mr.. SALMON BUNNELL had two barhes
and all his hay and fodder totally destroyed,
with a general sweep of the fences, DC. This
vas all the work of an hour; and so rapid was
the progress of the flames, that all effort to stop
1t was next to useless. Had not a shower oppor-
timely come up the damage must have been i'm
mense. As it is, It is great, and will be severely
felt; and those who have means should not omit
this occasion to render assistance, hat will be
unssked, though not unneeded, and which a
turn of circumstances may make acceptable to
them We hope to hearof something handsome
being 6one.