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Present Hon. GEoRoE q. WRioRr, Chic
Justice; Hon, WV. WOODWARD, Hon. l.
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At W no L. n - a In
AoOARN Z SCOTT,
tsueesss"rs u RrsS n MelAEsJ
No . Treat q. and Lsvss.
III ally recetsing iresh sapplic, chuies 0rocetes
IA making arrangements tor a a.svy additional stox.
having full connsnee that iLsy supply the reh.ns.
and 0roeeryn with all vArons article, IN their i.e
On more favorshe terms than eouating coss in going
81. Louis hcago. In sddltion 20 heavy AID con
Groceries,
W. wosd call the sissntiua IT dsacfs builders H. o.
bsdoch OF n Ais of all sixu- aud isr,t ar.aa,
AiselAsA Of eli ss~s t~st assity VI double aud ain
10 crves.
We Keep constantly on hand q SUPPLY Of Exsvs
FAMILY Hlo0r, itosI the Maiaokvia uasee Mi,
shieh we viii cell At the eheapes, rates.
!. Q. deeds delivered 70 the city dealers ,ss
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NE 6rG Of kyAa Z Nctsra in iha Grocery bu.
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AL aeets Of Tho late sta
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The fer- Haren Journal and Courier of yesterday
morning has returns showing considerable Oppose
ton gains Of Representatives,, and one Senator
Last year the Opposition carried both Houses
Fhe Journal Gays:
The returns from the State, as fer az heafo i,o''
show a result the came az that of last year. Inc
Usion men elect CLARK TO Congress in the First Dis
trict, Dean in the Third District, Ferry pretty surely
in the Fourth; end the Slavery party elect osm Az.
mold in the Secopl by smsl mejorty-a result which
would have been reversed had the day been pleasant
Mr. Woodruff runs hsndsc mely ahead Of his ticket 10
every town. and has right to be proud OF the large
vote he has received.
"The returns show a slight Union gaia in Repre-
seutstiyos while the Senate looks the came as last
yesr, when the American Republicans had majority
in each branch of the Legislature. The Union State
ticket lie probably elected Ne sHsven County sho
gain of Representative in Woodbridge, and another
in East Haven with a lose OF one in New-Haven and
and another in North Haven with Waterbury aud
Nsugatuck, both doubtful towns, to hear from. The
Union party carries the With Senatorial District and
the Slave Party the WITH, leaving the Vth doubtful
"Ou part of the State Sustsins ITSELF notwithstsn1-
ing the loss in New-Hsven, though we fear Sheriff
Parmelee is defeated. Morris Loco) is elected Judge
nj probefn in this District"
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A, mate. Tire following we're the crew: wm; hs'u''
TSoms. Mccall MNrsW Bc~es, Wa. "nhan''
Robert Pystt John Stanohd hson
The Gro Of ,he Lost Booi.-Oaf cty Gas sr V bel
deeply moved bS the ise o. The ,oe si ~ crex of
10 he brave attempt to ssccof the Fre,cne1 49,
the ilstsrrsd big Ne ave beer unapes 20 49,
fri let of fhti pasnes They coosl'ted Of i'ui 'V
eisns ore D.ne and one EnZlish osa. 81 ,.o r;,,,
OF the Norw'giso We have tie '""'' VI WV "''N
the particulars as follows -. oynsr and coo,-
500, af ne schooner Pioneer lie was shout to!ty-
i've ysa Of ase and With yTs b sI0sGe sailor .So
nonI rS trxd On the lskts-ote nice years and the
nns oteu sioce he steereman of toe oost.
Can't Loaf Nelson commandea the schooner Troy.
He was sipele msn na,iv. nOisegsr' l0r ~, s'm'
c;nv OF Buffalo, ana for tie psst two years beouEog
% III. city. lCbicAgo Press.
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PUBLIC MEE'IZNG,S
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.


The regular monthly meeting OF the New-fo HIS
toricsl Society was held In the small Chapel OF the
University last evenibg-be Hon. LUTHER BRADisH,
the President Of the Society IN the cbar
The minutes of the previous meeting having been
read and approved, the reports OF the various Com
mites and Secretaries were submitted. In addtuon
10 tho report By the Treasurer, WM CHAuScGY, ESQ.,,
be submitted the following resolution, which was
carried:
Re-ed That resolution sdop,es by this Society Gppro
psps the computation ss' ior mp ,b sI, ,s IN
future together with the receipts on the same account ounns
The iiS,srsn. MIR GrokGS II. MOORE, reported
that among other contributions TO the archives OF the
Society was a volume presented by lite author, Pow-
den Charles Jennett Weston, esq, Of hasley near
Georgetown, &. c., entitled " Documents connected
with the History Of South Carolina. Also, photo
graphic sketch of the Brick Church as tappsared at
an early stase of its demolition, presented by Horatio
S. Brown.
Upon the notion of Mr.. BANCROFT, the author Of
"Documents connected with the History of South Car
olina," and Prof. William james Rivers OF Columbia
College, South C,rons we're appointed corresponding
members of the Society.
PIof HORACE GREEN, MD. then read paper
entitled "RemI iscences Of the Battles of Bunker Hill
and Bennington"
lie referred more particularly to the transactions of
The minute men Of Massachusetts whose chivalrous
activity had won for them sach an honorable memory
To be cherished by Americans Ia all future time. He
defended Putnam from the injustice done him by some
of the Older and modern historians OF America
with the BrtiPh enemy, Putnam had been present
Bunker Hill, taking his part in the defense Of QUE
couItrJ's liberty against the army under Hove. The
paper was comprehensive and replete with narriive.
among other curious references was the following
extract from old book in manuscript, owned by the
Connecticut Historical Society, eutitled: r" Orderly
Book for Capt William Cots Company, canpt At
Cambridge, April %, H7j" Under date of
June a. l,75 three days before the battle Of Bunkers
Hill the following is among the general orders OF the
day: ,c-, ..- p..,..n. 81. and
k.ep list Of his men, their where enlisted, place resi-
dsnce age station and complexion and order the roll to be
called morning and evening All officers see that tu
mu aud in camp be suppressed that al soldiers
repair their barracks and after tue beating OF the tattoo
on penalty confined that there be noise IN camp
after O'Clock night That the fed officers OF the day take
especial prevent all shops and the owners OF
them continue sell liquors the soldiers be ordered to
staye' all these liquors."
Another paper was submitted by DR.. Bacon upon
"The Nome nclaure Of the Counties of NewYork"
In conclusions quaint but forcible, and ELECTED
considerable meriment In the meeting
The meeting then adjourned There was numer-
Ous audience including some ladies'
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Adveriisenent
To THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK.
Loceou CoEtiAi CIR.
hsoicstod Sodr sppS
London Club House

tcClcstg1 Scdr
London Club Houas Gis
sohiedxm SeaaAppa
CAUTION
years 10 the mandatory Gin
rtu scc+eded in the 1885, In discovery
IN Ia fseture By which IL deprived suc
e.uns.ofJ properties and rendered perfectly pure.
Nv nai uisc,ofy az Scbiedam. Holland Ater severL
uouthS ~ what title IT, introduced the
Ansrcar pubic under the title of WoLFks ScHIsDAs
..TIc ScikAPPs SchiedAm 10 the Of the Ho
lsnd where the Gin 10 Manufactured "aons," derives it,
nam, from Italian juniper berry with which It 10
s.d The word "SchrAp2s" b the GxmAn for drnk-cosne
drsn-Wofs Schedam aromatic drink. NJ sOon-r hsi nv
ADO. been introduced 20 the American public resolved
vsb APPRECIATION than toe liquor mixers OF NesYork Boston
and PbiaAePbs starred In pursuit With their mixed sod Po
,Ious suf under vsous nsnes-Sehsedsn Gin Schisdsu
schr,pps Lobeon Club HOu'e Gin Locdou CordL Giu M-
Gated schnspps &c; snd 10 several Instances my
abel, bsv. been perfectly imiased With only the sd
don Of few letters, to plead chncsi avoidance OF
the law and cseully prepared to impose careless
rurchasess understand LARGE quantity has bs~n par
soa.d BIZ the merchants Of the Southern aud Western
st.,s. on Of the cheap Of the ar'iele
shat ho participates indirectly the fraud BY selling the spa
ros srticies offender the principal who plan
n$d the imposition.
hop every respectable citizen Who values the heath Of the
unpy which be lives will aid erretiug and
The merchant who for the sake Of tev
eef will put into jeopardy toe lives Of the community In
which be lives such should be nailed 70 the pory Of
popular execution UDoLfHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer. Nos IT, % and . Besvers New-York.
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Advertisement.
THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH,

AtBRADy's GALLERY, No. $50 Broadway.
This picture itself those desiring Portraits b.
the following peeuAes. 1t novel application Of the art
surprising Of detail md general quaJ Of e1trsord
The IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH,
nary size and entirely free the hsbtus fIedness aod
insrtsic Arrangement which has become REGARDED nsspabs
from the Photograph Persons of acknowledged TASTE The
TsoM sRADYs GALLERY
vrtuos the letteIed and tho cultivated have atEowsdsed
them 10 be works of Of high order, the wonderful
from being unexpected accomplishment They also
THE IhPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH,
recommended BY the rsp,y with which they nads he
durability and their price which places them within
reach None need BE- without Portrait Of aalass
FROM BRApY's GALLERY
accuracy and perfect artistic execution The Imperial maze
onlys BxADYs Gallery No. $50 Broadway at which place
collection Of Specimen Portraits exhibited. TO
THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH
vbish publ att. ntion 70 invited.
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fAdvertisemeut
GRINDLE )
Ancient and Celebrated

JAPAsEsE LIVE pfL Is
Purge thoroughly of all corrupt humors penetrate
purify The vital fluids the corrupt secretons are r
pAre with rich healthy blood Psrs that were even deeayng
with restored healthy vigorous seton, aud dis
esocatsd IL by mssc leaving the system Ia robust
joD and less preaposed 20 contract disease again. OF
whAever kind. In fact. they NATURES owS REMEDY
must short time. the only pills used They are
pleasant take ard with the most delicate child
For sale By BARNES PAX AMI C. IL RING. Broadway.
New and by respectable duss and dealers IN medicine
the United states Csnad Mexico South America
&c IS cepts box, or FIVE boxes for 81
Principal Depot Ne. 81 Whe-st, New.York.
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sURRoGAfE's CoURf-ApnL 7.-Befors A. W.
BaADtoaD

LEGAcIEs-wH CONDITIONAL AND WHEN VESTED II
NEW QUESTION
In he matter Of Estste Of William Terr deceased
The SURRoGATR.-The testa.or. In his will devised
md bequeshed al biz e.tse real and bis
in pay his daughter Elizabeth the income thereof
during Der life and after her death divide tbs principal
smons hs gsndshdren. on attaining majority subject q"
the dsGsher Ezabeta via Ard stsr her death u tasrs
saaE y ssy asSAeaeI fGsSs " atssaey el'c" o.
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TAeyerti.'msnti

DnPPtsEOTyPEs. -Thi, Dew and beautiful
..ye Ct Ptotosrpee Picture lsey introduced Of The Roor
Celery pionOuDoed BY srsts AID c7nao.eus tho nost
Mart perfect picture produced By tie Photoxr.sbc
Ar. Md only a. ths Roor Photossptc Fias Az o.
!s.y, No sa5 Broadway. cot ct frsrkliE.-
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MORE IsPosITIoss UPON STRASGERs.-Patrick Nc.
FslIoD, proprietor of pubic house in Greenwich
street, which be calls the Loveoy House was arrested
yesterday charged With extorng 81 each from Mr. II.
b. Andrews a1d bis brother Of illinois. II appears
that OF Saturday last these gentlemen were induced by
runner "to put up at this house under the suppos
tion that it was the old Lovejoys Hotel which To-
Gated in Park row; bu. finding their mistake, after
being at the place three hours they stated to the pro-
prietor that they wished 10 remove their baggage to
Loveoy's Hotel, where they had friends, aud asked
HIM biz otage for tie time they hsd been 10 bis h'use
lie 6emanoed s2eech. AZ The gentlemen had psrtaken
OF 10 refeshGeIts bb: merely had their baggage there
for three bours tsey thought the asked too
bitsnt The landlord thea abused them sod said they
should not take off their Baggage until they had paid
him -four collars each This they aso refused at fist
TO psy, but being threatened with violence they. to
esc,Ie from the company they had fallen into, fosly
pad it and left. Compliant was made sganst McFal-
lon before Justice Cont oily and be held to bail to
snswCr q charge Of felohious eItortion. One John
Boyce Of No. 45 Vtsey street became his bondsmsn.
II lie said that numerous strangers have been induced
to PIT Up at this house supposng it to be Lovejoys
Hotel.
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BROOH YN IZ,EMS.

The Ladies Fair. Festival and Concert of the Third
Unversalist Society, will be held at Union Hall Union
avenue, CON of street Greenpoiut, on Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week, to aid in building their
chuich.
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ec,ss h.vs siroe been directed; s-d thu Goth ult
thty fin Aly tucoeedsd in ssoucy the pssssga by the
IL gslaurA Of specI act orga,zipg School D,'ric'
No /, Of Es~-RocoeTs into permsnent SIhool Dis.
tr;ct exempt hom slteratioa by the School C,nni.-
s,oner. aud sutborz ng the establishment therAn of
free scbocls underthe cwtrol Of Board Of Rircsto,
oo, s.,iDg IF nine rembers-three Of whom afer the
rst yea. s,e 10 be elected annually on the erst Mon
day OF April.
In accordance with the special act Of tb. L.c.;a-
ture referred To- sn election of riue members or Trus
tees OF the first Board OF Educs Of New Rochelle
took place Of the Town Hal in thst village on ni.y
laft, the 9th met aud resulted in the choice Of the
following named gpttemen
For T.u,ie,-Fre1euck Prime. Richard Latrers Ths1lsu
Davies Or Albert SrItn Albert bsieau. Samuel tnterh
John I Fisher Dr. Peer moultOn. Peter J. 5nss:wOod-
Fo- CoLiee:-,-H..e s Z. strotg
For I,edrrer-ThAcceus Dsyids.
The new Bosrd hold d cir 6rst meeting on Thursday
Of ne 1t week, the 10Th int when they will make
choice of their prssicng officer, and commarce the
discharge Of taeI duties
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NEK1JERSEY I7K&

DRxocRArIc Crr CoxvEsrroS.-Ths Jersey City
Democratic Convention met q. COopers Fountain do.
TEL lat evening. VIM. T. Rodgers. j.. p'esdsd' ana
". T. Wosd,uG ~ ssHstsy. Tas f0VtS'as oon'
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ns,icts were made: M.yOs Sanus' We''o't; Water
Cor rissiore-,. Vim. pesrsL. CeM'es Fink. c ale
ios Wste, ysfd.zee; S.bcol Superintendent, A. S
.Iev,u; A..ess,ns joseph Yosng. Fi-,t sad Seconc
Wards. Snih Mead, Third snd Fourth WARDS.
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uAav-rus.nrs.l @
HnI ME- PHOTOGRAPHIC ORsERy ArORY-NEH

Jsg,sTIos "A potable ssrhe- toe skns Prbl,o 81 la
s,ie.t yi~. P,stss Of th- Military srd Rre Depart
mo Civic D-uoss;ra,iors e al kinos ~
Egse N pats a. the city Depot Of Dollar Porrs, sad
ns a:n Coiors, No. 80 BIotessy.
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HADAwAY'S BENEFT.-This popular and really
N. nit Comedian who often kept the people in
BARSUns Me- run taxes Be nett there THIS EVENING
and sppssTs PAvL Pay. The fat Gus "WnLow CoPsE,
acsue Celeste. favote Drama be repeated there THIs
AFTERNOON. We recommend II warmly.
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fASyertiseDentt


BRECKENRIDGE OHS.-NO. IS Greenwich street,
NewYork open the Breckenridse Coal OIL Depot
FF THOMPSON Agent No. SO Green weh street Is right be-
hind Trinity Church
The Rreckeprdse Oils superior for lubrcsps hnery
and Tor Illuminating darkLesa
During the past Winter has been difficult out uni
foim Article Of Oils the effect OF the cold
worts Those difficulties overcome. aud -
.s say of land ~,,' these Oils are guaranteed in al
HEAVY BREcKESRDGE 0ILs for machinery and for burn
ing in oI lamps. ct 81 Is per gallon.
LIGHT BsgCKESRipGE for burning In Cd1pAes<,
Kerosene and Breckenridge lamps at 81 per gal,n.
discount OF per cent Hears and - per cent on Light
made 10 the trade.
Lsnrs Of the most approved construction for burni1e Coal
Oils also kept the depot ALSO superior and cheap
Grease for axles mill gearing and slow cara
II 10 TO the interest Of all who Oils Lnbcstisg
Grtsse, 10 look In ct No. IS Greenwich street
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ATTEMPTED SuiciDE. Mrs Msrths Benson. residing
a. No e. widest attempted suicide yesterday by swallow
hS Gsehic physetn called In her condition
YES ~cefaned 1d abe was pstay restored and 10 likely
recover The cause tot the attack upon her LIE sscer.
s&sed- sas q Wsdsv. tvssty Eve Ys.S Of sss.
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tAdyerisomentI
THE DUs sEIDORF GALLERY, No. 4T Il

Was = stHi open visitors tn 10 p N IL COO
tan. the collection OF PAsIsGS this Conhneat snd
IT, n Truth, usost d-iisbttGl place 70 While swT lesEe
hour.
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Dup.-Ale1ander Hsz le,on. mate CT the scsooae'
Ira BG.. xro.r leg .mpulse AoEdly seEa'on, ID
jersey City eisc oz MoEesy u'sht
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Aphl 7.-Bsfors the
RRco

At the opening of Court, the following persons were
svem in az Grand jurors for the Bst Dsy fore
man. esm b. Allhsn.e stephen Baker Tsmaae Del,aed.
James De Forest Hsrve, " W. STOP. John Lyons Geo.
Lockwood Chss T. Levsridge James Msrse, Theod Mar
tine Josiah Rowe Edward Seh~i ElAathan Thorn, natn
Waters Wrn Cromwell John Dayton, Benz H. FIELD, JOIN
Pssh, Alex L. Mcdonald. j, israel Underhnl Fults1
To these Gentlemen Recorder then delivered the usual
charge;
RECORDER SMITHS CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY.
"GEyrLEMEs OF GRAND jury: Joor duty 10 isvee
teate all charges OF criminal which presented ~
your coDdei alton. In large majority Of the csses ~
previously investigated by committing assa, 81
= ali such esses the accused party bad The oyD "
ber and presenting his evidence 70 4, IL
ssiiop against him You not however, xor duty -.
decision committing msssrste s - svsrv
70 presenting the party charged 70 csIeaD .rsisssy
charse notwitbs;ar ding there may have S7'
anpation before nssstrste n ex oavtethe 20.
In ali essss before you the inyestsaon a. =, .,,,.~
80 s.nno, - hs.rd IL H. therefore, Jour guy 70
M ;,h .1s sressst csa Ion and you 1s ensesee
~ ~ ,sr,dispts private malice PERSONA rcyeoee %
~ 49,. - ..n 10 the evidence OF motves OF compsinss
Le ope before presen'ins sccossd parties for 0s
YOU a. Delsd the public interest," not 70 pssoss
private AID ,sssfore whore there bas been psnae y
~ vil do we'll 10 scruunize with eesf esaece
dietuerts oand where upon nvesaesoe
q hat eIisted Still GeN Grooe nsS -.
nsn,sssd sSsipst the party charged b. the nshes o.
ra,pr" ssainss Which there no sd.sasss ssss
Slaa * ~ P~psssisa Il sas vz0sf a~"ssH sssse~
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IAdverAsement.

To NERVOUS SUPFRRERS.-A retired Clergy
mar health In few days ser Yeas Of great
nervous suers 10 anxious to axe known the means OF are
WI ,pd (ree the prescr used Direct the Rev. yoaH
BI. DAGYALL, No. SO Futon-st, Brooklyn.
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