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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28
Joint Resolution extending the Time for the Credi+o,
 nI lnNaS tn ulasent thnir Gla:,.-


 Resolved, etc, That as agreeablv to the provisons of the 4th section of the act of 2oth February 1855 to provide for the payment of such creditors of the late repubhc of Texas as are comprehended in the act of Congress of September g. 1S50,n notice by mblic advertisement was duly given for the space of go days by the Secretary of the Treasury of the time at which payments of the amount appropriated by the 9th section of said act would be made pro rata on any bond, certificate, evidence of debt of said State, which should be presented at the Treasury De- partment 30 days preceding the 18th day of Jure 1856, the limit of said notice; and us it is represented by the said Secretary of the Treasury that of said bonds certificates, and evidences of debt which have been recognized by the State of Texas the same equal to the of S3s9,693 07 not presented t. the Treasury Department prior to the said 18th June; Therefore, ill order to do full justice to the holders of said debt the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized to pay to the holders of any of the said bonds certificates, evidences of debt not pre- sented before the 18th day of june last who may present and prove the at the Treasury Depart ment between the 18th day of June last and the first day of January next and execute the proper releases to the United States and the State of Texas their pro rata share of the said seven millions seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars and after payment thereof the said Secretary of the Treasury is authorized and required distribute and pay the residue of the said seven millions seven hundred and fifty thousand dol lars then remaining in the treasury pro rata amongst all the said holders, who may have proved their claims and executed the proper releases or before the first day of January next.
 APPROVED, August Is, 1856.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28
NEW SUPPLY OF U,TRNUCITpC

STUFFED Office Chairs x--> o Dining Tables s.,.ss,,.,..,.se Lounges and Mattresses: Stt-------Il What Nots Cribs. Warl,oLSs Cottage Bedsteads Fancy do.. Soc;abIo, Shuck and Cotton Mattresses June 9th, 1857. l.. NJ FIKINS 6 CO
 At the old stand f po.lo-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28
C A R D.

MIR. LANGSTROTH intends open ksIg15 1vA ing Select Classical and En- HaJ#y giish school. in this city, on the first of fs4MSSy September. Pupils limited to twelve. E.-1J
 Persons desirous of entering their sons as pupils will please apply to Hon, G. C. Watkins Gen S. H. Hampstead.
 June go. '57. 3S-lm.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28

Resolution authorizing the Secretary of the Trea-
 sury to modify the Plan of the Custom House at
 Ellsworth, Maine.
 ResolI ed etc., That the Secretary of the Treasury be and hereby is authorized to modify the plan of the custom house i'll process of construction at Ellsworth Maine, provided the increased expense by so doing shall not exceed the sum of S3 oOO. And said sIIm much thereof may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of any money ill the treasury for that purpose: Irotide4, That none of the nouey hereby appropriated, shall be used until the Secretary of the Treasury has contracted for the completion of the said work for the hereby and heretofore p propriated
 APPROVED. August 1, lS56
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28

GROCERIES--LIQUO FLOUR! OSn BARRELS Kentucky and Indiana Whskey; ~cO 40 half barrels Indiana Whiskey;
 30 kegs robacco
 90 barrels Indiana Flour;
 10 barrels Brown Sugar.
 -AISO- CRUSHED and POWDERED SUGAR-RIO and MOCHA COFFEE-A large lot of CHOICE TEA. Just received and for sale by June 23. '57. JACOB HAWKINS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28

'tOme One-Come AIl.,,
 ME tune has arrived for my departure East I | again make my annual appeal to those indebted " me Indeed It lS actually necessary should have my money now, topay my own debts. It is earneslv hoped that this appeal may not be in vain.
 July7 '57 D. c. HILTON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28

hesGu5lon to supply Deficiency in the Appro-
 Rlaois TOT Printing for the second Session of the
 Resolved, etc, That the Secretary, of tbo roo,,,r, be and he is hereby authorized and reon;rod to @p
 so much as may be necessary of the appropriatians for the printing and paper of the thirty fourth Con- I gIes. to the deficiencies for the purposes, order
 APPROVED, February 27, 1856. '''''0 NO''s '''S'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28

Joint Resolution for enlarging the Custom House.
 Post Office, and Court-IIouse at Buffalo, N Y ,r Be it Resolved, etc, That the Secretary of the building now in process of construction at Buffalo, for custom house. post office, court-rooms. etc not exceeding p feet in length, and proper vaults therein if in his discretion the public interest requires completed at an expense not exceeding s33 GOO in1 cluding ten per cent. for contingencies which snm or so much thereof shall be necessary is hereby appropriated out of any money remaining in the futher, That no money shall De paid under tL, iont resolution until the Secretary of the Treasury Shall contract for the completion of said building 50 ex- tended at cost within the heretofore and here by appropriated
 APPROVED Aprl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28

EMBROIDERY, Flouncing, Edgings and Insert lL ing for sale very low. MRS. JONES.
 July l4 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28

From Natural Grove to Johnsonvlle
 From lorRNille to Lyon's Store, North Carolina.
 From Jetfereon P. O., via Neil Grahams, Blake ney's Bridge. Lynchwood and Perkins to Camden.
 From Lexington Court House, by Sawyer's Mills, Bull Swamp to F. Nj. Rastes, etc
 From Camden, via Jefferson, McCroghan, Chester field, c. II. to Cheraw From Ninety six Depot, via Coopersville, Grove Hill to Richardsonvine
 From Ritching's Mills via Robert Garvin's ir. and Neil Ablis to Rishe's Store
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28
GROCERIES WINES, ETC,

.N W
 fek CAST Steel Mill Saws. assorted lengtbs. cO June s, '57 MERRICK 4 WASSEI
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28

qbers already upon our books avail themselves o .ge. by paying up arrearages and forming clubs. 8 f t,, gapHeRts must Gtlodys Dc iR adUdnce.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28

A Resolution providing for the final Adjustment of eertaln Cases of Appeal from Decisions made by the Auditor of the Treasury for the Post Office De-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-28

CRACKNELL BISCUIT ASSORTED CANDY FRESH BALTIMORE COVE OYSTERS FAYETTEVILLE FLOUR
 KENTUCKY WHISKEY-
 OHIO WHISKEY. All of which he can confidently recommend and will sell for ready money, reasonable rates as they can be purchased west of the Mississippi. Juna 1e5T
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-04
&. w. MarstOn,

MATTER AND DEALER IN FuRs'
Keeps constantly on hand q large stocko
Gentlemen's and Boys Hats OF thela-
test fashions, Furs OF the best
quality, and of the newest
styles cheap.
Buckskin Gloves, Mittins ofeyery Vaiety.
Spring Styles just received.
Store under G, l. Leouard's Hotel. 1871
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-04
George G.. Wells,
Ladies Fancy Goods Store

Ladies Fancy Goods store
NEAR THE RAILROAD STATION.
ID. w. HAMMOND.
Constantly On h; nd and for sale at fair
prices, an assortment OF
FANCY Goops, Books, STATIONARY, PER
rUMERY, FoREICN AND DOMESTIC
FRUIT, PATENT MEDICINES. &c.
Also receiving ii.sl supplies of Stuarts
Superior steam Refined Contection-
rry, Councilman's Broadway do,
Stuart G. Co., do, with q
large assortment Of Re-
fine Broken Candy, &c, 3o
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q. Stillnan,

q. StilIman,
Dealerin Miscellaneous, School, and Blank
Books, Stationery, Embroidery Mate
rails ,Perfumeries, Fancy Articles
and Toys, west end Of Pawca- ,
tuck Bridge llZti
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The Zen a h Psssbs mo e Re-
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NARRIEn

tLls9-ND@S0fE-t S..s, - Teri. - Sunday N.sss
y B. ~ Rev yss<pt sstr. 81. .rc sh.Ia n 6i,.s -
hiss Ne scs-soss. ell o. . e-LsODt, L l.
cARftR-eENBetCT-Os wtdoesoa, -ges Is a. TIE
H.osoe ssosre C,aia Ls R-s wm ADM. % o ,
Psss cses 80, Lssiss eses. ss-shiss 81 Je... W.
Besed,ct eli " ~ efy.
DAvGY- KrOWLlS-is tats csy, fu~sss, .,eosus
De Cd e, b. be a<v Wase nislssss Of th- q are|
o, the boy Comforter James Dsvsy 70 ~ JIae
Klowles b.th 81 hss cfay.
Ia nPRa-ERBEN--ts Brooklyn, Tu~sAav UsrsA n
\, ff, ks, prsbcss ViItna the Io.issso, n 10.
ioes ibes aorss- Draper ard ElEsb.,h sdsss assxh
s,r 81 Michel <. Erbst. co.,
eiNDLAY-W HIrrkHURE-At 0rses Church, Bcsaka
ai.Lfs on Tussosy. Marco ~ ;, tss 9sv yafsd essn
AI,r.no~t @ ~ 8s.so~ sosslsst. 70 Gee tstss
d,..Lr.r OF tie 1homas ~eusssess OF Ssvvs<A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssesy. nsch q - - -.
. s. Hsatp George 0aronor 70 ElnaSso Pickioad ~ q
this city.
McCAkrY- LEe-Op Wednesday, March is By ~ esv -
u sol buss Mr. Thomas keCG,y - Mns Anhis Lee ~
OF tbs city
NEDCRAfr-KUTZ- AT Hsvsrt NJ % Friday Nsrss -
b. The Rev H. c, Sbn, J.hn Msdc sf esa - Sassnsss
scold esnsner Of Z. A kns, eco fofseJ Of bSskya,
LII
EXTRAORDINARILY Plymouth. Vt. on Thsndsys
ktb 49, By the k~, Daniel Pseser mr. Ls~ssn sseooe u
Nsfervile, Cas- N. T., Ass Juiis q gssx
OF isssc Pollard esq, ~ yuouth.
THISTLE-bOfD-oL weal-saA, eve Ing March .. sy the
Be, J. ep~ic'r, d John ThisfN to kacssi seoosA
6sushes Of Ed.Gd so,d u SaadsOes tnesz CsskstewsA
Coun Tyrone, Ireland.
WALKJR-McCART-On Tuesday March ~ By the Rev.
Or Pous Mr. Willsm Wakes to Mra Ehssbe,A McCart ~
OF this city.
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sEcoSp Board.
"WEDNESDAY, March 2s-s. =.


The business at the Stock Board was 10 fair ex-
tent to-day, but the general tendency was dowuwsNd
Erie closed at sea 52s Reading, 7si; Central 81,
Toledo, 7li07li; Southern, 70; GsleDs, 1921.
marked Gee IN. Rock leland, l05i; Alssukse sad
Mississippi, Il; La Crosse 90 an exception 70 tho
tendency of the market and sold freely ct 60 c'esisg
At 79l. Railroad Boncs are without important chsass
bat heavy. In Safe Stocks the business was pnaci-
polly in Mi,souri g. Of which t63 900 sold ct resp-
lar and S4i on time. vrgnias were slaS9lii ca
forniss CAT, buyer thirty. ......... 40
b Exchange th-re 10 nothing Of importance doing.
and rates are steady. ....s
Freighis aye quiet but firm. To Liverpool, i,S0s
bis. Flour at L. Cd, Grain at 7e7id., Corsse .
SGD, 60 tics. Beet at s. 3d., Bacon ana Lord a. ~
To London, 2Ot0 bbs. Flour at 2s, " w soc
Grain, mostly in bags, o. 3D.; leo tcs. Beer :. ~
rups Oilcske Of Us To Bremen 50 bnds. Iooecco ~
2s. To Antwerp Is 700 b0sD whes. On pr,vs'e ,s'ss
To H.vre. $40 balls Cotton at lc. LUZ ID" fIost
., sc. To Bordeaux, % ooo bush. Com at 20
% roo GALLON, Alcohol at 4c. big foe the s'ufh ses
- or .,d hark Of 4Gc. 'r cuk1 and - too No
49,. hr;s fc., wYai s.r. Del, " icsA Lanaoss
,.r n~,.,.rs ct 81 % NJ ftet
~. busipess Of tho Sub Treasury was; To's' mr.
..;o.. aos6.s sS IS; Psymetts, $2S4 5S ii bsss''
AS e4 IpT.
me stesmes fou, Boston to-day took 20 speo'e
Absst Il. Hioslay . rs~Iar ssai-weehy sa0s'ss' -
Of ..octs ~ bsals viii tsks p'sos so-n'ne"' '"'
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RoBRIse A Scgoor Three bow nan
NEW-JERSEY H,EIHG.

Man OvrRsoAnD -wsdDesday forenoon about IL
o'chck, While the Csnslstreet boat on ts way to
Hobolen the cry was given Of A man overheard
bosi was lowered Immediately. and with some diff
Guilty be wa taken on board Of her, Upon tbs Or.
rival Of the boat on the Hoboken eide tho man. being
nsnible and speechl." VA taken 10 charge by Chss
8. Bernard. Chief Of Police Of Hoboken CITY, who
conveyed him to the -House. DIR. Brspdis wss
summoned. and sAer scuin-ttring ressors'ives took
bin charge and removed him to the pubic house of
David Polock. TIE msp's clothes were se4rched,
hut sothng found TO Indicate, with any Certainty his
hame or resideoce.
A pot-moosise wss found In bis pocket, containing
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TEkM-MARcH 2-Before
Judge ROOSEVELT.
THE ST. EICH0LAs AND THE CRoT0s BOARD
John r. TIeadweu Peter Acter ct a. sst Myndert Van
Sehaick ct al
Trssdwell Acber Il Co prop,etors Of the st. Ni,ho-
as Boel apply in this action for Injunction to re
strain the Crtton Aqueduct Board from shutting of the
ws'er from their house. They aiege thst they paid
81 264 10 for the Crott used in lS5 and 10 or
that used in 1854; bnt that the bill rendered by tue
Board for 1855 was 50 COZ 25 though no more water
VA used in that than in previous years aid that on
their reu'a TO pay wbst they considered an exoroan
charge the Board threHened to shut of The wster.
Tie def Ldsnts contend that the charge Is fair one.
at The raes sgreed upn by the parties and go on %
state the bssis which the charge In question
made.
The Court Wa inclined at first to dismiss the com
plant, motion TO that effect upon the ground tne
the presumption law that public officers did their
duty until the contrary was shown and that the plain.
tiffs NUT prove something more tbsn the renonon OK
heavy bill sgsps, Them In order to be entitled ~ the
relief pisyed for nssmuch az II lay IN the gensIs as
c,etiOn of the Bosrd to cut of the wetsr when III 0,
dente was introduced witch bore upon the amount OF
water used at the St. Nicholas in 1855, a. compsred
With previous years upon the condition OF the meters
SC. The csse i' net yet concluded. Mr. Harrington
spdJ Van Buren for PLAINTIFF Mess"' "icoAs0n q
Bus eco for defens ants.
Befcr. Judge DAVIES
James N Wood .st r Gilmore o. A. ;--,,.r b.
being IN infant Plaintiff may amend By striking b, name
from the pssdtss without and proceed separately
J. Milton Smith sst J. K. Cook ct ~ -.
Motion for Judgment, account OF rivo business Oh
R. Quinn sst D. D. I. Moore
Csuse restored to calendar payment OF " coz" OF
Aby.h Everett, &C.. sst Cornelius K Garrison. &c.
Notion Rrspted 60 cots to psintif.
I'd spdns sst. J. BrIee Smith, &C.,
Notion for rel adjustment granted, WIN si4 co"s'
Attachment granted
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OF K. K. TRAINS LEAVING NETWORK.

svEr 9S .ss sd s-
Wy .ad s.a sssf ss.soaA
$40 -PossSi..,.. fiss' .ss f..sas.s :: :..ss
,;sop -An..s AID Troy I,p,s. chief 'A.0os.
so %Pss.sS ~, r r.:.o w. Vi" II stations
s4b m-EGassn, Trsn chief 'aio, to Albany.
AAaIrx ROAD SD.eo, Of WHIT; ~ Cent. ...'s,
.%p ". n,gFs.' e. AIs .. e. ,. :..soa.
N.l 90 w.S. s ~, niiS 81 % ~. 70. WED
Train. sts Or S isa i P.1s c $50 So
.% M sA sc5oa% Baton !sSs.s -
s &soSR d.sos fSroSs '''
COS Accommodations THROUGH al Time Table stations
Sis m-for chester sD.a.. ali .t.aoa. . cs.".
LONG sLAED soAD.-lDe.e:, South y..,, Beo0ib,
100 100 . =. i:ao": TO as$S.A
ssS p N -THmiusi.e ~ stsaoo, 20 r.ruinsdss
eSp -Jsnscs all stations TO Jsmslcs
NOsds, :, $40 IA MAKING IL the ''ops.
ERIE ROAD (psvot TOO, q Du.n. street.,
-Sss.S ND MI ba n..% s. :.s esf ..soo
s 1esS@s sassS sor o. J..., CITY
1870 m Chicago EIpres., chef .t..On -
rs M soaeras Aecc%aodsos Branch Raas.a
S S
.Sp a-ssb, Erpe-.. sOa.o and Dao',r, cas-. .tsnSss
sWp N -r~srsrt .-.rH III station.
j. r. Smith, hom loot oil Chsnbers~ I" refm'ht
HKw JERSEY ROAD -tbepot, TOO, Of coerusndt street, n
IN m Msl nd EIp nronGh pnnciDsi stations
IIm a N Nail .pdE nroass, prinroa stsecns
Is.O Acc nus,dst Throush all stations
$50 a-Eew Brunswick. all stations TO New kruas~ch
m.-n aiisn Express Through, principal ssAtos
IN m New Brunsvsk. all stations
n.-hail nd Erp<e-e Through, principal SAtons
6.lOp m ee~ Brunrvich all stations
rr,ns for Railway al 7:1 i0l ID n, 3@ 80 SeR
I,sus Tor leave nearly half hour.
NOR AIS AID ESSEX foot Of Courisnfsst n =.
n -Hsctersto~n Passenger all Time Table stsbsna
"a - and hllburn Accommodations aisooon
SSp a.-Hsekei<,own Passenger, all Tine Table stsnens
$40 D m Monistown Accommodation. oil statsoos
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL ROAD lDesos Pis Nos. North Rive
1a0s MO Eston and intermediate statous
u:oa n-somevl. all stations (ByH Jssp to hhiaeetA City,
5000 -somerTls tEy jersey to Elizabeth CITY
CAMDIH AND ASBOY ROAD. f. Depos Psr so l. Bets1
sma m Accommodations Phsdslphia, ali stations
l;oGp m Emursn,, through TO PbiaScpha all stsuoos
n-EIprsss through 70 Phiadelphn pfiseps "ahsos
ldO1 m ut Through snstatcns
An 70 BY Atlss and Transport Anboy
FLUSHING RAILROAD D-pr Fulton Msrhst slip
Island City Which IN conpccon win me road 'ss
a 6.+6, Q snd ioa N. 4 and t3opm
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. MARCH Is 1851

80 II u bis and so'd He sass had upsa hiu q s-
~ witch, ~uh heavy gid ve-s chain stssosed
There 3 card e admtttasce to tee German Thee
ter IN bis ,ctsi, upon the bsok OF Which VS. Wm.
smith. No 81 siuyvtesst street 10 bis sv.rcoas
,Icbtt 9 ~hte hsen hsnSkstchief, m.rksA
&C He" with red silk. BE il probably Ger
man about feet 10 inches high, .iighd, bsia, add
oppnenily abott s. or 10 year, Of age The anti ie,
iouic upcn bis per0n in the p ,ssessos OF Mr.
Charles 4 Bernard, No. 176 Willow street. Hobok en-.
rbtre vac rome ooubt Of bis recovery whea or re-
porter saw him ct IL O'Clock.
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SUDDEs DIATH on PILoT "A. u O'Clock las.
.yenps Trcns Morris. one # the Ne~Yort pdst. wss
p.s.ips along Hudson G1td In Jers-y City
lie csusbt hold OF rsss and falling easily the .de~.k
died hsau'v He h.d ju arrived 10 ehxss Of vessel frsm
ssrdy Hcok snded the foot Of Ora seeet Hsprob-
Abs dice disease OF the DR. Connor Of the isd
sresnssp Afrcs called but found NE eytnct The de-
c.s,,d resided WITH hts my in Brootvn aud
year Hrs body aksa to the Police Station where
"a inquest will be held to-day.
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SUICIDE "A man usmed Van Benschsten conmitte
sud- op TUESDAY evening In Bergen by shooting hinse
through the heart
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TAdvertisem.nts.

WNDOw-SHADEs, TABLE OILCLOTRs,
BUT and White Holands
Cords, Tas els Brssses, &C.,
Wholesale and Retail,
By WOOD, oRp WEhPLs,
No s. Cath almost, kew-Yori.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT Tho night express passenger
train ina es the and Erie Railroad, raa od
The track Hancock Toedsy Afternoon Tue loo notivs
went Gown bank t~enty feet, and passenger
broken Up bot killed seriously hurt The Ere
n Al had his ba.d hurt.
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porrps AZ untnova nan about Of fell iato the
eocA foot Of Be.ch street. North Rver and was drowned
eop Who vts In TIE cstit OF schooner BY heard bin
is sno made ever eKtlca him, but |. vain H
body recovered sfterw1d sno "a sc PED
hchss In h,sht; Rad is6t brown bs and ~s dre.sed Ia
si cloth blsck elk vest fancy cashmere psnn &c
my Death By drowning
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IAdverdsenent
THI OxYGYNATED BIT.rERs are doing wonders

!, the care Of Dyspepsia Debility Jsupdee sod Lvrf
Among the and one p, tina. have como ~
TO these diseases tsoss Elda nature this aoae sP
PsAs 10 perform AL IL pr.tases.
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(Ahyprtfsement

PHOTOGRAPHS or NIAGARA FALLS aud Views
81 Pube end Pvs Rodinss sHeet so~ues aad Por,s OF
tho people, 81 . head q:
HoAssSs Gallery, Ne. 20 Brssd-sy
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fAdvcet;semeuti
HALLOTYPYB
PHoToeRArHsi

GcnsEr oS.il'rs.s We photographic void pr dsc.
Psrsrss the 3D. stye. sqss made ct h Pa ,te
gisxsic Palace Of Ar, No So Broadway.
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fAdvertisemept

fAdvertisement
JOHN BISHOP HALLS GALLERY OF
BALLoTYPEs.
At FREpsrcKs's TsnPLE oF ART,
No hs5 Broadway.
Opposite metropolitan Hote.
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tAovertiseDsotl
GRINDLE'S
Aserrrr AND CrlvssArrp

a.. IAPAkssE LIFE FILLS, :.
The gree. Purifiers Of toe siooS For s. BY BAssE P.nE
Of Broadway aud Duane respectable DrasE'
Id DeseIs hedre throus hou the ned states Csnadss
81. Principal depot No ~ whitet, Esw.fo,k r..
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fAdverti-emeut.

EDWARD Fl. DIXON, 81. D., Editor of THE
scALPEL and Operating and Consulting sUsogoN No. q
5thsv. between nth and Iltbss Office hours from TO
N and to Q evc1ix @.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

SHOOTING AT RowDIEs BY WoAAs.-About
O'Clock on Monday night gang Of young rowaies
sde an attack upon lsgerbies saloon in Battle row,
opposite the Cab Ole church 10 Second street Alter
several brick -bats had been fred Mrs. Henn wife OF
the proprietor, commenced putting up the shutters,
when Of the party attempted to kick in the door,
Size then drew pistol and fred the ball graspg the
head of one Of the asssilaIts Another At sck was
made, when Mrs. Hem struck one of them named
John Weeds with SHUTTER and fractured his collar
bore in two places. The sssailants bore of their
wounced comrsde, and the courageous woman was
left victor of the field.
GoIsG INTO THE LIouoR BUSINESS OF -ep d.
}.s. ina Inn sS S,.s -: o.
FIRE occurred Tuesdsy rent and found x barrels Of
mitted Justice Clny The liquor valued $i5o
PusIlc School CONCERT The pupils of Public
va. LACEY sttendd The proceed. are to BE- applied for the
purchase piano for the scho0houss which 10 soon
to b erected
OLD PoTTER's FIELD -Workmeu are engaged 10
:.c.'sns cellar. IN 0d Potter. Yield 10 Bosrpm .ss nss,
Of the pAupe ho have ons Be, bunsd t and poroos Of
Srsn turned out No care has been taken OF ID. they
being SLOWED to lie exposed the gaze o. the multi nde who
ate there to vi pee, the snt me osns
Ing on the site
TEMPERANCE DENossIRATIoS.-Th Fou'th Ami
vsrssry the Cadets OF Temperance took place
the Odson last evening which aisfe audence
yep-p The exercises listed singing dialogues &c
and N Address BY the. Rev. Theo. L. Cuysr.
RoBBIHG A ScBooLBorsE Three boys named
Cbsrts D.pike Charles Nelson and John Chapman
escr Monday fer having broken into the School house OF
No, II Wxphingtop Fulton nue. and steal
the works of clock several boxes Of
three knives ad penIiss They committed b. Justice
MefeAouse.
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COURT cALENpAR-rv,, pAy

6UPRIMR CoURr CIRculT Part I-Ssrne as yes-
t-.dsy Part II Nos. 1899 1885 Hs, 1907 ss5 1867 ISIS,
1915 1917, 1871 lS15, lS57, lsss, 1881. 1885,
s'zss TI =, a. 81 a. e x ~ e. 70 49, A.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Noe. 1851 1868 l7S5. 1872 1850.
,so 1919 Iss 1875 is1 1913 1919 49, isss sSs lS3
es Nss iiti 2iss, aiiS ans ala ass ala si7s am, ss
3iscf, lss No. : .
entirely pe~ calendar fcs trials VIII b made up for he
suing April Nay end June Terms Of tale court snd al notes
Of ssue r~ted before Ssturday tte 18th ns
eA a. a. g. 60 o.
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NoMIsATIoss-Ia the Frst Ward of Jersey City, q
meeting OF CT r.n. fed Tuesday evening which L.
BMDom and C. q vinheit were ainsted for Aldermen
tor of and j. w. Orr for the Of
tesr TO FIJI q
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Advertise meDt
GAS, GAs.-GAs FIXTURES FOR THE SPRNo
TRIDESevers patterns. beautiful Ia desxn and
finish than offered before Call Msnufsetusl
Depot, No. SIG Broadway. ARcBKR, WARRsR Co.
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The IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH
AT BRADy's GALLERY,
No. $50 8rosdwsy.
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TEMPERANCE DENossIRATIoS.-The Fou'th Ami
vsrssy wAsbueh Cadets OF Temperance took place
Odson ~vepins which aisfe audence
prevent The listed singing dialogues kc
and N Address BY The. Rev. Theo. L. Cuyisr.