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A xorIoN TO PERMIT EXTENSIVE guSrEsFrrTERs
TO 90 TREB-THE ACTORS m Tel srASwIk HALL
TRAGEDY ARE TO NJ TRIED.
Jan. Io.-IIis Honor sat this morning for the pur-
pose Of hearing motions.
Counsel for James N. Taylor and jeremiah l..
Taylor, who are charged with having felonously in
tFr possession with anintent to utter and publish as
true forged and counterfeit bills purporting TO be
issued by the Morristown Bank Of New Jersey, the
Farmers Bank OF OnondaRs, and other banks To a
large amount, appeared TO move for their discharge
on point OF law.
The district Attorney moved that q proper custo
dy OF those parties, pending examination be had
Counsel for the accused said that those parties
were arrested a month ago, and gave satisfactory
bail In the sum Of $4,000. Although the magistrate
had right in law TO extend the courtesy e an ex
animation, he did 20 and at the time the Rail was
given two witnesses, Masterson and Kelly, had been
sworn, but since that other person was examined
He and his associate cross examined them from time
70 time, and moved 10 dismiss The proceedings
pure question Of law. Judge Davidson said he
would prefer 10 have the matter passed upon by q
Court Of higher jurisdiction. He held that the point
Of law was not well taken, and proposed 70 increase
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General Ethan Allen.

You said short time ago that General Allen
never had "dying daughter which is a point
that would discuss. If You mean that he never
had daughter that died in his lifetime, and effected
his conversation, this may be ; but IL you mean
never had daughter not now living il Is not cor
rect. He left daughter, and il is q curious fact,
not generally known. that Miss Allen, though 80
brought up in her fathers freetlnking, that she
showed her irreligious ideas during her baptism,
when she did at her mothers wish receive it, never
theless became a very fervent Catholic aud died In
the Hotel Dieu, or Convent Of the Augustnian nuns
at Montreal, the scene of Maria Monks romance An
a,count Of Miss Alien, and the steps by which this
daughter Of an American general became nun in a
Canadian convent will be found in Faillon, Vie dc
Mdlle. Nance, history OF the foundress of the
. invent, published recently in France.
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Steamship Nashville Ewas Charleston Spoford Tilescu
Co.
Ship Ashburton. Bradsh Liver pool-C Grinnei.
snip nameiuse whitney San Franciseo-Wells Emanuel
Bark Carrie Leland, Smith, Adelaide, Esw-Dugsn & lie
land.
bark John Bird, Brown. Cadiz-J W Elwel 4 20.
Bark Brazielro, baxter, CaiN-Kirkiand 4 Won Sachs
Park Rosiia (kex), Bernsdos Mazatlap-J n Oeballos
Bark Rainbow BAXTER, Richmond-Rey nolis 4 CushnRn
Brig Trojan lBr), Wallace Gasgow-F Mcdonald & Co
Brig Courier Qismburg) Cohrs Port au Platte-Funch
Meincke
Brig Belle Poole Horrick Trnidad-C x n j Peters
Brig State of Maine Gates Neuvitas-T o wen Sons
Brig Elizabeth Watts Elery, Havana Bostock benton
Brig West studley, Galvesfon-D Murray. ~
Brig Balance, stubos lacksonvile-rncker Lightbouue.
Brig Aparcio PorD, Meade, Boston, OsDoin.
Schr Damon, Pitcher. Bermnds--Walsh Carver Chase.
schr Dasbaway, Clark, st Kits-C j Peters
Schr kIlborp, RunIl, Santa Cruz q Peters.
Schr l. Hills, McKeHuon. Jacgsonvile-G Il Hach 90,
Schr v Bedell, Ryder, Norfolk Mott Bete l.
Schr Rosete, Petrkl, Boston-S4w Lewis.
Steamer Caledonia. Isyhed, Balthore-H oCromweu
Steamer Wes,erpport Berry Portland-H Cromwell.
ARRIVED
Brig Andrew Peters (of Ellsworth Macfsrlsnd, Cfenfus
Dec 49, with mosssee, to j Peters Experienced
heavy weather NV gales split sails &c been 10 days Of
Hatteras and had pilot board days 9th inst the ice
had built the vessel to such extent to put her BY
the head Is inches requiring s hands since then clear herr
about 100 tons of ice have been hove overheard.
schr Ovoca Hopkins Virginia DAVIS Is at anchor below
quarantine. Bad very heavy weather
Schr Brave. Kohler, Virginia
Schr NAPLES, Walls, Indian River, Del.
Steamer Beach. Sanders Boston.
SAILED
Steamships Alabama Savannah; Nashville, Charleston;
ship John Boyd Liverpool barks CLARA Windsor Port
Prince, Cordoba, Cardenas; and others.
The propeller Edit burgh for Glasgow, anchored
Quarantine account OF the thick weather and
Wind at sunrise and during the day SsW.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JANUARY H. 1857.

the bail to $4,000. This ce,1iorari was brought
first to see whether Judge Davidson had the
right to increase the bail, and secondly
papers give him jurisdiction over the accused.
These papers were put before the Grand Jury in De-
cember, while this examination pending, and
counsel informed the District Attorney that if an
indictment was found upon them, it could be
quashed.
The senior counsel for the accused observed that
the ONLY point to he disposed of was If a mags-
trate having taken bail for the appearance of these
men in the Court of General Sessions, has right to
cancel that bond and increase the amount Of bail
far the fixing OF the bail was concerned? He
could only have jurisdiction of the by returning
the bond to the Court of Sessions on the first Of
January. The magistrate had no more power to
make that commitment than he (the speaker) had
MIR. Hall said he felt great interest in this case,
on account OF the sharp practice which had been pur
He asked the Court, under the full commitment of
the agistrae that they be handei over to the pro-
per custody of the Warden of the City Prison.
Judge Russell said that his mind was made up
that there was no legal right vested in the mags-
trate to take bail pending an examination. This
matter came up before him to inquire into the
of detention-that he took to be the only point pre-
sented for his consideration. Under the statements
made by the counsel he did not thick that the ends
of public Justice would be defeated by suffering the
matter to lie over till Monday.
The District Attorney-I hope that Justice
Davidson will see that those parties committed.
Judge Russel-That is Justice Davidson's bust
ness, sir.
The District Attorney informed the Court that
Patrick Mclaughlin, alias Paudeen, was charged
with assaultng policemen, and he asked that he be
committed without bail to the Warden of the City
Prison. Mr. Hall said he had been very lenient
heretofore towards this man, and public justice re-
quled that he should be committed without fail.
The Judge granted the motion.
The District Attorney would publicly state that
Paudeens trial on this and former charges, for
saulting Lecraft and Poole, and the indictment
against Lynn, implicated in the Stanwix Hall ira
gedy. and cases Of similar nature would be COM
meDced week from next Monday.
An important arson case is put down for next
Monday.
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right of nations must, at last, be depressed by
resistance supported not only by force OF arms, but
also by that of reason which will have justice ON
the part Of the people of the United States, from
whence the attack first rendered to US came and
aided by the sympathy of the whole world, which
beholds as an impious enterprise that of our enc
mics, and cannot remain Indifferent seeing the law
of nstions trodden down and the weak oppressed by
the strong.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Movements oS Ocean steamers.

STEAMERS TO AND FBoS pavANA.
sAIrL. From Char leson iqth and ga due Hsvsna ~
snd isl
CAsIv,lFrorn New Yors Iah .rrvr a Ilsvars I'm and
ssw yrssT VIZ ~. FRO" New oriean hh Hs'sra IN
Bt.cs w,rnrca-Fruu Rev Ycrs zib, arrive q, H,-ars
i1'h due Al New Yors Isah ~ '
Leave New York al 10 KN nnd New orie.D. .aAs
o, Havana iah AMI Mobile Ian. rrc- MlbDs aH sazsn,
Nlh due 81 New York 2sh-
TIE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND uHnsk,
The following be Of value 70 hoec having corrspond
1he mail leaves Southampton the eth AMI ans Of each
Arrives At Gibraltar sboui the sb ard $50 Of same month
Arrives =. Malta about The lrh and 10Th Of month.
Arrives at Alerandrs about The 18th Of Of fo
Leave. suen about the sane and ss or es Of
Arrives at Aden about the ah s Of sane and 10Th or
iTs . Q, sol 1csns ., monS On,
val for Bombay. and llth 10 3Oth for Chjua AZ
Indian Navy steamer arrives Bombay about the I'd 70 h
IN snd I'D % ga Of following month
steamer already srriVea which as =, the mai on
en-. Arrives At Puo Penang about The Ian lsh ara ~" or
Arrive. At SINGAPORE about the ish sh sri s or is Of
Leaves singapore sbou, ~ hours sner arrissl 80,
Arryes A. Hong Kong about ne rr or Ah snn Sn w vh
Leaves next day for shsnghscL
Two mails leave Enrlspdone on the sh and sh OF each
rnon,h-via Msrseles aud arrive Aessndrs soom inc
sane timess the Southampton mail.
ALMANAC ros Epv yoRs-raB DAT. Il
syr pEss'...."......~ soos Lis,s. ''''. eve ".
''' 'ss '''.'''''''''''' % risa 800 '
Port of News Work, January 10, 1857.
CLEARED
steamehp Cahswba, Buuoch, Havana and New Orleans
fJvinrston Croc iron 4 Co
s,s.mshP AiassnsI seosprs, ssy'naad-s Misa't
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
Mr.. Sweezy's Amendments to the Consti.


Through favor of Mr.. Caperton we are permit
ted to peruse the proposed amendments of the
above named gentleman to article 9th of the Con-
stitution of this State
This subdivision of our primary law relates to
the Judicial department, and with us forms the
most grevious ground of complaint to the present
system.
We object TO it as it now stands, because it pro-
vdes for too many COURTS is too complicated. in
definite in the powers conferred on these courts
respectively, cumbersome expensive, and renders
justice uneasy of access. In our opinion Mr.. S.,
does not improve upon the existing system.
The first section, provides for Court of Ap-
peals Circuit Courts, Courts of Common Pleas
Magistrates Courts and that the legislature may
establish such municipal and other inferior courts
of limited orig ginal jurisdiction within incorpora-
ted cities and villages as they may deem neces-
sary.
Section fourth, provides that the County Judge
shall preside over the Court of Common Pleas.
the Oyer and Terminer. and the Probate Courts.
The simple fact is that his powers are increased
and the courts now called, County Court, Court of
Sessions and Probate Court are treated to 4 new
name.
Section seventh provides for dividing the State
into nine districts, giving Circuit Judge to each
who are to have appellate jurisdiction over the
causes decided by the County Judge.
The Court of Appeals is made up from the Cir
cult Judges, and has "eXClusive appellate Jurlsdic
tion in all cases of appeal and review from the
Circuit Court" this grinding a cause through
three mills instead of two as at present and of
course procrastnatng litigation and increasing
the expense to both litgants and State. Terms
provided for. to the three superior grades Of
Courts. nor is there any further material altera-
ton made to the present mode of operating.
We should much prefer the existing system to
the one he proposes, because it is in fact less cum
bersome and expensive, and the people begin to
have some idea Of what il really is.
HORRIBLE MURDER.-On Sunday evening last
Jacob Bateman, large negro man famliarly
known as Jake and who for long time past
has acted as porter at the Court House, and at the
Offices about town. was discovered near his cabin
on the Auburn Ravine dead
A Coroners jury was called by Justice Hous
ton, who after inquirng into the matter, found
that Jake ''came to his death by wound inflicted
in the left breast. in the region of the heart, by
a knife held in the hand of Joseph Bradley"
Joe is a short stout darky, who had been quar-
reling with Jake during the day; they were both
much in liquor at the time of the act. Joe is in
custody awaiting the action of the Grand Jury.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
From the Iowa Hill News Extra.
Destruction of Iowa Hill by Fire.
N Iowa HILL. Monday, Feb. I'd.

This morning at 3 o'clock the alarm Of
fire was given. In few minutes the central
portion Of the town was in flames. The fire
was first discovered in the back part Of the
City Bakery, and is supposed to have been
the work of an ncendiary, as there had been
no fire in the building for baking purposes,
since Sunday at 10, A. M.
The east side of Main street from Temper
ance Hall to Mccall & Co.'S Brewery, is
swept, with the exception of Mr.. Colgan's
brick store, or the goods therein. The Post
Office was in this building. On the west
side Of the street, the fire extended from the
office of the Neps to Hills Reservoir. The
dwelling houses in the rear on either side of
Main street, were all saved. About one
hundred buildings and tenements are de-
stroved. 1t is almost miraculous that no
lives were lost.
The material of the News printing Office
was all moved, but by tearing away a build
ing between it and the St. Louis house, and
by the indefatigable exertions of our citizens,
our office was saved and the fire arrested on
the west side of the street. We are under
deep and lasting obligations to friends and
our citizens generally, for their generous and
timely assistance.
1t is almost impossible to approximate at
anything near the loss sustained. So rapidly
did the flames EXTEND that the fire proof Gel
lars under most of the large stores were of
little use, there being no time to remove
merchandise into them.
We give an estimate Of some of the heav-
est losses.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
FOUND,

FOUND,
TWO OXEN; one light brindle
with some white spots. square 0&HMM
crops on both ears slit in the right HX
no brands The other dark brindle, with some
white on the back, branded on the left horn s.
They have been running with my cattle some
eighteen or twenty months. The owner can have
them h5 proving property. and calling on the un-
dec. s.ted and paying charges. They can be found
Il miles below Virginia, on the Buckeye Ranch,
Placer county, Cal.
II. S. WALKER.
January Sd, lS57.-3t
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
Positively Selling off at Cost.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED, being determined to
Il close out their business will sell their entire
stock of goods, consisting Of Clothing Boots and
Shoes. Hats, Caps, Nc. at cost prices at the Head
Quarters Clothing Store, on Main Street, opposite
the American Hotel
They will also sell their new Fireproof Brick
Building. situated on the corner of Main and Com
mcrcial streets. The attention of the public are
respectfully called to the above. bargain can
be had by applying early.
A. q l. DAVIDSON
January 3lst. 1657.-tf
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

VENHE undersigned have formed a Co-Partner
IL ship. for the purpose of conducting Bank'
ing and Gold Dust Business, at Auburn and Todds
Valley, Placer county, under the style and firm
of Hall and Allen.
EDWD. NJ. HALL.
BENZ. G. ALLEN.
Auburn, January 9th, la57.-4t
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

EE The Odd Fellows gave soiree at
Folsom on Thursday evening last.
A hog, weighing 400 pounds, was KILLED
at the Napa Market on Thursday
The new buildings erected in Chicago,
last year. if placed in a continuous row,
would extend II miles,
TELEaRApHIc-The telegraph is in oper-
alton between Marysyille and Orovile.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

Mccall & Co., are at their Brewery-will
commence their saloon tomorrow.
Belts & Greenbouer, Star Bakery-are
building.
Bennett g. Co., of the Empire Stable, have
moved to the building in rear Of the pea
cock Stable" lot.
Main street has been surveyed BY Mr..
Young, twenty feet wider than originally.
We append an additional list of losses
gathered since yesterdays Extra:
Mrs. Colcutt, $3.O00
Hotchkiss, II 3O0
STILES, 1900
CaFder ~ harmon, 400
Coy'e, commercial Hotel, 1000
Levy 20, 1000
Heberle Il Stockwell, 500
sullivan hi'go 1000
oterIing, CphoIsterer, $500
p. II. Sbley 800
Mrs Hawkins, 500
M. E. Church, 500
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
W. F. NoRCRoSS,
w ATCH MAKER
AND
Manufacturing Jeweler.
(SIGN OF THE MAMMOTH WATCH,)

- Watches of every description carefully re-
paired and warrented. Also, all kinds of Cali
fornia Jewelry made to order. jan 3lmy
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

THANKs.-We are indebted to our friend
R. G. Poland, Esq, for copy of the Sec
ond Extra of the Iowa Hill News issued
on Tuesday last, in relation to the fire at
that place
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THREE NEW BOOKS.
HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
81 10 1886 Pearl street. Frankln square publish this day
RoAT LIFE IN EGYPT AND NusIA

BOAT LIFE IN EGfPT AND NUbIA.
and Later Years Illustrations. limo, muslin 81 IS
he
egP i.e & old country sn ap s s,e
and he furnishes the key herogypnc writings in mpl.
From day day and from hour 10 hour reader follows
smoking canIy snd ascaeins Fat,sm with merchant
prince In the Ciirene bazaars now riding furously
sSGss oSes
the little death lamps hich he finds By the heads OF
at Maabdeh receiving the lady companon Of his traveD
solemn sadness buryng in The old dust of Luxor Eng
sS arts, Sho died 10 the ruins q s temple each
subjects of whatever his ancies
Mr. Prime Of . yS1G snq Sy e s r pS as ne %
His clear pleasant and style his keen powers Of
Of humanity make him emnenty interesting recorder Of
incidents Of Tayel.
THE STUDENTS erRBos
ri ab Assed f. s Re
S EDITOR % dsn Classical Dconar n
OF Greek and RI man ntiquries" Illustrated by ~ en-
b. VIM smith has drawn no On admirable abrdvemsn OF
saass OF The osnsi ald adopps he plan Of oniSns or
grand when Ssss he
world may be narrated at ength-cambridxs Chronicle
MOTH NJ NEW.
asS Hasr Gsu%an % ss rne e o osSs q
'.The cad Of the Family" "AgaihAs Husband" &c svo,
Hspsr Bro'h'r w Ssvf ,pi m Gssl,;Asd
an, and sS e
history and general resources Of Cen al Amer!cs WIN
S %sGs S suo Su. a 81 A"AOn'. n' ""A
Random sketches ard note Of European travel in 1885,
Rev John y Erwsrd ss. a TIA naha 81
non u he S sss y C al , yss s
BY 500 eSsra'rgs. srih edition svo., muffin, q
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsrs.

NEW PArENr sPHCrAU.ms-roR PRESERVING rHl
~ Vision su'nf sor hfe and neenS % essrfs rs,cs.n
De New yorf ne Hospital, No Pssh rov. 4, 49,
prsnhs tnsends Visiting professionally Ne prfnnpA "
The Eastern
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


DR. BARTHS TRAVELS IN AFT ICA
- Al a reduced price.
Just imported bv
H. APPLETON CO., aa6 and sts Broadway.
TRAVELS AND DISCOVERIES IN NORTH AND CEN
TRIAL AFRICA, in iS49 To $50,
By EEHRY BARE, Phi. H.. DC L.. &c.
Il three large vols syc.
Handsomely printed ard llustrasd with II entirely new
81 finely tinted engravugs and 100 very wood
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nIAMONDs-THR TRADE IL RESPECTFULLY IN
~ formed that continually manufsctursns and have
hand large stock of diamond ewey Of the latest styles
large assortment q diamonds hand Setting done fc'
the rndas Diamonds bon a, fo cash.
HERMANHA Co. ais Broouse strees
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DOMAIN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM.-rHE ARNU AL
II exhibition of y Roman Ca holc Orphan Asylum for
will take place at the ASYLUM, In havanue, between
Fifty FIRST and Fifty second streets, to morrow Thurdsy at
3ocock r. NJ The friends Of hs institution generally
cordially invited To b. pr Bit suggested To hose
Rho sake the hire 10 al Forty ninth
street the nting OF Ffieh AMI Fifty first streets
de- them impossible
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r,oR sArr-rNPORTED BRkNDIRs WINES 40. or
il ne very best quality Also all grades Of liquors A. e
trnev low Dealers about 70 maize purrhas~s rod
AZ well 10 call and them before buying else whore.
r. TRusSRL ~ eb Pine street
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MORNING BOAT roR PREKsKni. MAKING Ala
m he tntermediste landinRs The steamer ISLAND
BtLLK, Capt Bergen, vii leave pier fo Of Jag strec
North river daily Sundays ercepts Of az A. NJ Returning
~ rptUru
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fAFFICE OF THE 8OvERNORS T.. fHE ALNSHOUyt
" RotundA PArk, view York May q, 1887 RIO nAnufAa
with shop room Applications VIII bs rooevad fur he q.
the labor the psntontxyy, and NAL
and female OF the workhonse Black wells Island
any buneas ahorzed by he Laws organizing this depAr
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JyxCuRsroNs ExCURsroNs : EXCURSIONS THE
IA well Known steamboat WA HTNGrON, the most com
odious excursion running has been fitted
pressv the Par lee wishing 10 charter
learn particulars by applying 10 and DO hud
son street 2n Westsreet
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6,RrENAN 4 COS rxPREss FOR CALIFORNIA.
E Orefon Sandwich Islands and South Amer
mail steamer n LIMOS, June An freight fov
hs esprcse must be delivered before Thursday
June ~ O'Clock y. n Hwan parcels and letters only
se'ved m day NJ sailing FIREMAN co. 80 Prrsdwsv
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TRAvELLER's GUIDE.

nupsoS RfvER RArIRoAp.-rRon nAY =, N.
ii trains VIII leave Chambevs strsea saAon blbws
EIpre. ran 3, a nd ia r = Asany gcsss.Ss
ssa o. PossAAssR.,s = Md Hsd 3 r. .ss
sing sng stop ~ NE way saona fsss-ugcrs takcs
.hsges,s Q.nsl onr',sogsss md rss'y 81 srss 80
$50 2 q. ard Albany Il t% siA ard io1 a y, .st
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1857.
8PECIAL NOHUUS.


I oH.zTaE ANNnAL 4kEr!Na Qy TIE STOCK,
in The Hall corner Of Grand and Centre ~weys ncntsy
for the ensuing year also for inspeeo Of election
VIII be held on The same day The poll vii open a. ocio
r. n. By order JOHN J. DAVIES 5scretary.
NTOTIC1 Is HRRHBY GIVEN TO PARTIES HAVING
IN gvods storage ~ No. M Seventh avenue Ill nni
called Tor beforn tho Ah isy u Jpne, hay y BE- seh
public auction, 70 pay expenses By JOHN LLOYpB SOMA
q n.ir saesroom, No. Clinton Hail. Astos plasel
Broadway. 80. .-,.- - II 49, -
NOTICE TO IRON FouNDBRa-A. AYAEs, CHEF
IN engineer Of the Union Havana company, wants
ss TO build floating dry cock in the city NJ Havana,
Island OF Cuba Plans and conditions be submitted him.
Ut The Asor House g. from Till ii clock, until Saur
day, before his departure for 1urope fa'leo OH ii.
fNyyTUD OF rm oOnnanoHKRs OF YA0n Al
" Assessments, April 81 u4.-fAx paysg1 IN n11kae
Hooee Aereny given 70 al parties ht6ateA ~ ~
nent rolls - several wards Of he ety q New YssA Aas
been delivered q ne Comnistousgs q Tk1n ~ AnDaS
nens and hal The WIN be open Sos era
aon, q he nAce Of the Cnnm{ss1rpeas IA r rnanaAsv
street Cew Court Houso nom The 1rA day a lay - ~
day 81 june ncluhvo bssveep NJ Sovv ~ "oaouh. A
ApplioaAon for the o~rcssu Of svyunsouu Ss.a>us.a
aus be- made u he u1ce Of The a Ynses Z.
Assessments during the period sbovs nsuuonol An pecoz
~he neglect 70 make such application tmeept byrsasps
ts soeyd n Supervisors subeeaner, pes,aa
4 j. WILL xnsoN oo ana q Bass
J, ". BRoWH sn' s.>mso*
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THE NEW YORK BAY HOTEL WILL OPEN ON THE
sh of June This house, long and favorsby known
most charming summer Residence undergoing repairs
shore Of the beautiful bay York three miles and half
from Jersey City ferries omnibusses passing this house,
leave Jersey City ferry hourly from A. 70 Ia r. Fare
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EXPRESSES.

fyAIIroRpn ExPRsss OF WELLS, FARGO 4 co,
" 81 Broadway per United States mall ILLINOIS
leaving Friday June Freight received THURSDAY mus
be strongly and and value
COLLECTIONS made in al parts Of Calf Oregon Dran,
sight, IN sums 70 suit on all psr,s Of same.
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u,xCuRsroN NEW FAST YACHT MARINER
NJ viii accompany the yacht Thursday VIII take
tee TO twenty passengers Tickets 70 be had OF p ROC
ERs 70 Beaver street.