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Cenent.

90 HBLs Laaisxle crmsnt f6F safe 20 ne trace a
Il W. cost and earrAfe, by d " RUSSELL. Agent.
AIR l. wHsuEt'S. coFnsf Bfoae Aai frsn. lis@ u
CALI hhls IL sinrs ssd 81 sale ~
- l.lf ROzL 90.
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CLOAKs! CLOAKS
GRENOBLE HOSE.

THIS SUPERIOR HOSE, manufactured from the nnest
HEMP, Is adapted and especially recommended far
the OF FIRE Engines. Mills Manufactures Ships, Steam
boats, Railroads. hots Garden usrs 4c. Its
other Hose its extreme ghness and cheRpness
Il will sard N much Leather Hos, an has
proved be durable all the care needs after Us
Is 20 thorou lhly dry il in the open air
FOR sale and orders received in sires from 10 inches
IN diameter, Ia engihs from To- 20 900 feet, by
CHARLES LEM IANN,
"a Cedar street, New York,
role Agents for the United States.
Certificates Of its superior qualities fom the Washn gon
and Brook yn u. 8 Navy Yards; from Aryd Carson. Eq
CAe Engineer OF the New YORK Fire Department. james
Smith ESQ New York, L. Bar on, Esq, Water ord,
Fire Engine Builder aud from some OF the prom-
ncnt mills Ani ua7ufactories at Lowell, SC b.
Rmined At ths OH 80 the advertis-r. tb IS 3n
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Triesemar 10. I. 2. and 3.

\,
per and around each case Of
Triesemar No. l, 2, ard 2.
Thus protecting the publc sgain Ixr are
liable the severest penalties courts oflaw award
nR. VI. A. BARROW Member the Imperial College Of
IL Vienna ami Royal College OF surgeo7s, London, may
be personally eonsue at his residence, i5T Prince street,
(few Mo Ks OF Broadway New YORK; from II 10 the
morning an and from TIL in the evening, Sundays
excvPted) unless by special appointment.
-RIEsEMAR No l, l. the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERMATORRHRA, and all the distressing consequences
arising from early abuse ndscrmuate excess long
resd in hot climates II has nvigorated and restored
perfect health thousands Of the de iated who
the enjoyment Of al the Func ions Of Manhood; and
whatever may he ths cAUsEL, every DISQU ALlfICA-
TIoN for MARRIAGE is eHeetuAly subdned By this Won
derful Usco-eryl
TRIESENAR No. II; completely AMI entirely eradcates
all traces OF Gonor h@i, both In It's mild and aggravated
tenon o. the Urine Pains Of the Lolns and Kidneys and
those disorders whore CoPayA and Cnb bs have long
been thou ht andoe the ruin q The health Of vast
portion Of he population.
TRIEsEMAR, No ILLS the great Continental Remedy
Tor syphilis and secen iary Sympoms Il also stutes
the vital stream, as altogether to eradicate the virus Of
disease, and s never fAng Remedy Tor that ea<s of dis
orders which unfortunately The English phyeAn ire t.s
with Mercury % the neFitabe destruction o. tr patients
constitution. and waeh AL the sArsApArLa in tse vod
cannot remoye.
TRIEsENAR, No Ia and s. are prep usd in The form Of
oEenge devoid Of taste smell aud be carried The
waisco pocket SOLD In tin c4Fe and divided separ-
doses administered by Val1sau, Ia I'm Eoux, Ri
cord ko kc Price Is each, fur for 90
vheh saves Ss and t2T sAses uhsreby there saving
Of 90.
special arrangements having been tde with he
Exprerse dollar of Tr and the larg
CT sE - are f5rwarded By Dr. Bar carriage pad me-
datsy on receiving tAnoe 20 Of The woria
secarsy packed aad 4d dressed according ths ntuco0s
OF the writer thus secnag the public genuine European
prsparAuuns ani esrctasy protecting them iron spar
ous psrnco1s init stions The three dollar
usual, bot not frs q euriage.
To he had Alse freu Dr. Bsrrow. hN beautifully ustrat-
Cd aud D pa Wsrk, HUMAN FRAILTf, PHYsl0LQ.
aloAL RksEARcHEs" Il describes tn eieay and .seid
snner the cause elects 0f the aeasrs
ated with instraeons or ther psepe treatment and
Prtcs = cent?. sent free TO any address
Address DR. BARROW, i5T Priucs street, Qeu b'ocks
vest et er8a8Nayl New York. nosS-IyiV.
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IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C.
i. s. w. GERRY,


IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C.
l.. s. w. GEERY,
203 Canal ST, and 7l9 Broadway, II. z.
Established 1900
IMPORTERS AND DEALeRS IN FIRST QUALITY
FAMILY GROCERIES,
oGsr to tie TRADE, HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who are choice in their taste, and desire
genuine dTticLs, a large variety Of
TEAs-GREES AND BLACK. sOUCHJNG, PoUCHoNG.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 0oL0NG, IMPERIAL HYs0N,
GUNPoWOER, Young HY50N, &C., in che Is and halt
chests, &c.
C0FPEE-M0CHA aud JAVA.
WINES-HADEIRAS, SusRRIE5, PORTS, HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high q AIDES, in original packages demi
Johns, magnums and hotties.
BARTON and GUESTiER s CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNES: Moet Uhandon's Cabinet Impl VerZenay
Do Heidseick, G MInm's, do do do
LIQU0RSB andes Rams whisky Gin, Arrack, Absinthe,
Krsch, &c, &c, in original vackages, also Curacao,
MIrOschino, Anisete, NOveau Bitters, &c.
MALT LIQCoRs-London Brown Stout, Sco.eh and Eng
Iish ALES
CIGARS "A variety of Choice Brands.
PICKLES -ENGLIS / and FRENCH.
SAUCES For Fish, CuTrie, G ,me, &c.
c EES s--STI TON, CHEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA,
PRINC ALBERT ,RSIESAN, GRUYERE SAPsAGO,
DUT iH ant AMERI AN.
suGARs-.LoAF, CRUSHED, PULyERIZED, St. CROIX,
&C w bhS an half barrels.
HAMS-WESrPHALIA and AMERICAN.
DISSOLVE SPERM and WuALE
~ Oar Liquors are warranted pare and unadulter-
ate1, ana Of our own Importation. eb6-tfv
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MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 10 TICKETS.
IAEAIElGI,ArC AEII
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
$500 prizes smountingto. gto.................S2O4 O'
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves SIS; Quarters s2.t

$500 prizes amountngto. gto.................S204 90
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves S5; Quarters $3.50
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 5000 corresponding with those
Numbers on ha Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
encrced with small tin tubes and paced In Wheel
The hrst 22 Prizes, similarly printed eneirced are
placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and number Is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and at the time prize
drawn from the other wheel The Number and Prize
drawn out opened and eqhbted the audience and
registered by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation Is repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The two preceding and succeeding Hun bers 20 those
drawing the Rrst ~ Prizes will be entitled the 4s Approx
ination Prizes, according 10 the scheme.
5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined BY the
last 6gure Of the Number that draws the Prize
For example Number drawing the $4,000 Prise ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the number ends 10
win be entitled TO $40. 1.-THE Number ends with No 3
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with win be
entitled 10 f20, and 50 70 0.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following rate
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole eTiekets.......ts
&" 10 Half 4" ............ 4
10 Quarter" ............. %
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the addrs the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they viii be forwarded by first mail
designate
Thsst Of drawn numbers and prizes viii be sent to pur.
ehasers Immediately after the drawing,
~ Purchasers viii please write their signatures PLAIN
and give their post once, county and state.
~ Remember tbateyery Prise ia tTaWn, and pay aben
full without dedocton.
EB-An Prizes of 600 and under paid eJAteIy ane
the drawingoher prEes Al the usual time Of thirty dayB
All communications strictly confidential
once.
Address Orders fer Tickets Certificates either to
iRnl9 g. SWAN. MOntgoueFy, Ala.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO AND NEW OR =
LEANS DAILY LINE
- T. ;':sS:f: SsS:;;'::5s s.. fs5s5 :s5$ -

the Dsily Unit- - 80 -.
ed States Mail line between Nashville and Cairo eayiu
Nashville At ~ O'Clock, NJ and Cairo at6 NJ
J. g. CLINE HITE Master: CITY or HVNJSyIIIY
HARMON Master
This line forms daily connections Cairo with The Cairo
and New Orleans Daiy Mail Steamers, the oui,ve and
ST. Louis Daily Boats and with the Central Railroad
to ST. Louis and Chicago Passengers by this ean reach
New Orleans Memphis, st. Louis and Louisville in much
less time than any other Boats For passage or esAt
apply at the Mail Packet Office Of A. L. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS, President
decI-tf N. NJ. Z. 8. MAilPaele ct CoupRny
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FitN OR rHf IDrfFRy

Tickets aa-Halves, s9-- ouartera a.
FLAN on THk Lottery
Sane she Royal LoeTy q Cuhauiih this diGereness
the Havana Lottery has a. O0J Numbers-tkis has only
1850.
mere are wheels each o. vheh thsrs are placed
L0cks. The superintfndents have each ksy ne
LO-ks the uheels cannot b. opened unsss bosh are
present. Tbsre plaeed In he gheel Of nnmbeTs 10
tnbes cntAiaing sps of paper vita The nunbers
70 IS oe. In tbs shesi of piss there placed tn
tabss containing slips Of per With ths prsss on hen
Fanginxfr rosa si3 90 % ei0N.
Whss the drasinE takss pi.es which wiz Be In Pasl.
tAs Wheels unlecaea aud afer revolving thsH
Der 10 cat Of The shrs of numbsFs he
time oue s drsun of TIE fize sheei ~ boys sh
harpd 10 the shouter and bindioidsdtha tabe slipped
en and nanbsr held ap ana snrssd Ast he whole
Audience an 1.-THE nuaberis thca called 90 and nsE
sisred by she sapeFnts1dsats. fAs fzs dFaEn ereda
sd 70 tie nazbsr dTaun a. ne tine, and unu
al sAs prEss are draws coPy % ne craving sAea
asntsccry Ibe e5rFectnras ef ne azswne These
psrihisndsnts ssoFa % PsFisEn hsiF datJ uiAas
fear er t4gor.
Il vi b perceived sAas 10 Ais plaR svsry prize I,
drawa cgt. and of pssson set thea;
draHlag 20 eTsEy ofdsrnE slEksts The prEea
ars pas aAie sAlEty days asF Srssfnf IL M uithsss dis
osuni. ~ DfRsipg taksa phase eEery sassFfay.
~ oFders isf iieksts ataFesssd 10 q n HINfER
Bon se9. Nashville fean, ga be pFenpty atsn6sd -
sAAEt y. dINEkk. Manager,
81, s2-ls- hAcen. &c.
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

From 8. NJ PETTTNGIL 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
1l9 Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BOsToS
p Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both IN the United States and
the Canadas.
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BTLLTARo ABL z S
DECK ER'S

mechanical COmDlnatlon Iushiont,
vNARRANTtD superior 80 any others for ElSsticly
w and e3rre tnes is lover than any Oh made
the United States perfectly sSfe, and u not jump The
ball
Having long experiences Ia the basness the ElbsF b-r
has been ate % combine every real sud substantial
pr0semeDt ever made "a BILLIARD rABLEs.
fun assortment of at siaes Of MAHOoANY, RCSF-
wO0p OAK &C. with slate and marble pscr oher~ise
also CL0ris, bE III pee yard, French CUE LkATh-
Eks, assorted sizes CCEs, nAoEs, BALLS, CuE MAX,
and irm1f fngs OF every deser ption.
Gentiepen cs an satisfy yoauelses, AZ the mAnuhe
tory and Sale Roomihe Oid stand ~ Aan stree. Ns~
Yorf IL DRrRfR
iehgS sm Gate 6RffFIfH a DklEEs1
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A CARD.

A CARD.
THE partnership of W. 4 7. H. GREENFIELD 4 CO.,
having expired by limitation, have this day sold
our interests in the entire stock OF Furniture Carpetng
Pianos, &c to THOMAS II. GREENFIELD and JOHN
PATTERSON whom take pleasure In recommending TO
old customers and doubt not they Wilt give general sat-
isfaction to all who may favor them with eau.
W. GREENFIELD,
Ian6 A. A. FREEMAN.
All those indebted to W. 7. Il. Greenfield Co., are
Invited to call at their old stand and settle.
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pOWNE & STATIC NERs' HALL,
ID Nos ~ and lI6 Pesrl-st n Y, Importers and Map
ufscurerS osr for sale at low cash prices approved
credit variety ~ Account ,oks Paper. Fancy and
Staple atoneTy, Writing Paper, Legal Paper, Note
Drafts MoDev and lpping Receipts, Inkstands Memo
randum and Tim joks, Pens Pencils Slles PenKnives
Chess and BIgeamou Boards &C. ard all articles usually
kept by the trade Job PRINTING and Lhngraphy executed
at low rates. Cards. Circlars Bill Heads, &c. Country
Merchants invited 20 call feb5-8my.
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Manufacturer OF Carriages, Coaches BugRseA,
LigktWAggoEs, &C.
No. 90 Lower Market street. Nashville.
r AN nov nanufactEring every variety WR - .
i sad styfe of vehicle, fron the plainest sskE ~
lob % the nosi beautiful Gad eiAboratly Slj-~9
anished out.
HaVinr engaged ars.-cass Eoykea and obtained Isrre
aEsoaas q TIE best Of ssock prepared do Work
which compare With any In The Whole eoaufr either for
style or darAby All knds q vehicles kept constantly 90
hand or pronpty made % order.
EyeTests Patent Coupling
This Important Improvement IN the coaplnE carriage
kc has awakened mEch Interest hrgughoui The eounisy
ana Iock upon With The most fsYor where best
knowa. Having NE sKe1siFe FghE is city am Bos
nakng efthsn 10 oonstructnE Carriages Buxxiea 4e.
RyRsnszber The plAceat The Oia slaEd TIRED sloan
Ne -. L9yes esEtst street i4s. s-a
ADVANCE IN COTIOa YARNS.
ON 1aA sasY hsnaay. les Decsszb.r tsse us wfi a.
" xAnee TIE prize efCotta Yarns 0SE CENT per dsssn
Our Prisss wiA thsa Be- igr No. toQ lss.
- - 800 lie
lie Ice.
VIA pes osnf sfor lots 56ATs ar ors Ne assouat
afhswea sn sr3ess i8r less thEn - hass
ne flme HAich ne llsaNe - ksrsl1f,re, g11f
For al srssrs fes isss thAn - baes. Cash.
g - bags Aaf aaasr 50 bars. 60 aays.
- has sF asss, Z nsalAs.
w. Il GORDON q 90.
4ssi lgsats fs fesasssss aaaasasfassrs
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI Il
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

en - TIE new light e@1
-HsE4tsA1 ! draught steam osa7f.llska /
ns1k71zkk&ZRza<ss er GEN. PIKE az1zfEsEeEssssz.ss
GRAoE Master being expressly huh for this trade with 81
the modern imprOyements with the light drsught sub
stantial and steamer SAMUEL p. HlfBARD, SAHru.
p HBBARD Master, will reg 0sT Pa bets during
ensuing between the above pcrts Of the
being in port every week. These boats being in eUnmsrd
Of old and experienced eommandabs, and with superio
facilities for passengers and eghts soes share OF pub
lie patronage. For passage freight spply board,
to II. Ii. HARRISON, Agent,
oct8i-Gm 'FRONT.' street
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PITTsBURe,
DUEKIRE,
BUFFALO snA

To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains At ~ 10 Az and eP 4.
TlRsT TRAlH-ClevelaBd PittsburF, stsubsnville and
Wheeling Lighting Exprtss leaves Cinennst al o'clock
for al the Eastern cities, aso Detroit via Cleveland
spTnghed, Wilmington, Circevle, Lancaster aud Zanes
ve Cheothe and Athens This train betW Cin-
einDah and COiumhus At LOTelznd Morrow XenA and Lon
don only
skCOED TRAIN-Clevsland PittsbuFg and Wheeling TX
press Mall leaves Cincinnati at 10 ocloek via Cieve-
land PtsburR and wheeling for all the cities This
train stops at AL the points between and colum
bus
THIRD TRAIN-Acconnodation, Leaves Cincinnati at
$50 O'Clock Tor Springfield, Wilmington, Crclevile
and Lancaster Chilcotbe and Hisboroush. This tTaia
stops at all points betuesn nennat and spin gned.
FOURT TRAIN-Cieyeland nd and Pittsbu n ght Kxpress
leaves Cincinnati al o'clock VIA Cleveland and Ptsts-
burg the ete This train kt0ps all points
between CincinnAt and Columb1s.
one Train Sunday at 290 o'clock p NJ, for colanbss
Trains b. Columbus Tine Minutes faster than Ca
Fare a. Low a. By any other Routs
FOR THROUGH TICKETs
lad al nformAton please Apply az the eces No Burns
House. second door Wsss Of Vns street No H. Gibsoa
House Building and cid once southeas Of Broad-
way and Ironi street. opposite spencer House. 81
Eastern tLittls Miamil Depot, East Front ,treet.
Oesce h0Ers Tr0nl ~ A. NJ, unfR % p n
p. W. sTRADER, GtnTAKt
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengsrs Al all the Pr epa Hotels
svery train. BY leaving directions ether the abovs
onees VIII eA for pkssengsrs IN a parts Of The city visA
outfAil. lnayz5l H.B. RuGGLEs. condaesor.
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pIoWs--Hant svssrs PssssssIE nS.s e las saa
i ~ sais " ssss D. .. plcKKT
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V'HE fine passenE steamer ALEONIA, R2RAA
Il Capt. JAMES MnLER, viii in the kh-sa-e.rS9
above trade this season, leaving Nashville
every FRIDAY At O'Clock, P. NJ. anC s1AE4lzAAzn4
Men phis every MONDAY at O'Clock p. NJ. Patsen-
rely the above boat leaving each place the
day and at tie time advertised.
Il. h. HARRISON, a1d
febl0-n A. HAMILTON Agents.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VISCHER OWEN & CO., Genl Advertising House
APPLETON BUILDING ,346 Broadway, New York.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
sKElEZ FURNISHING

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of ". 8. sWYl
aER, No. Il Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT

NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science of Medicine.
ENGRAVINGS or THE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF-
FICE or GREAT BRITAIN, ECoLE de PHARMACIE
PHARMAOIEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE
or MkDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per and around each Of
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APPLEs-eRKKNAPPLKs.
On BnIs sfsAs sssvsin store asd ssE sale ~
~ J. g. R0BxRfsoH.
Ianie bFoad~aT.
Cs0nDSAI-s 81 sSsSy sssis,y. isss ssss,ssa - =.
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lanes VAN RIPES, Piano Manufacturer, rs Wooster
- street, New York offers to dealers and others fine
sortment Of first class Instruments OF and Octave,
warranted equa to any for beauty OF tone workman
ship and for standing in tune in climate Prices very
low. Merchants from sections invited to exami
nation before buying Orders by letter promptly executed
JAMES VAN BlPER,
feb4-4m lis Wooster -treet, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

ACADEMY or Mrsrc-ArsrygRsARY GERMAN Hg
BsxroixM Socmr This association celebrated is
anniversary last night ny operate and concert per-
fcrmance at the Academy. The society usually gives
dinner, which contributions In aid Of its funds
iicted This year, however, Il resolved In view Of
the financial crisis to substitute entertainment which
might be within the reach OF all who were Interested in
the objects Ct the society The announcement at the
Academy last evening included the . Purtan !" in which
Formes Vas 10 ring, but he expressly forbidden by
his ply stefan TO do II will be remembered that the
rst hight a Robert le Dabe" Formes suffering from
severe catarrhal inaammeton but the opera In
crisis he consented sing agansthe orders Of his med
cal adviser lie continued TO sing during the OF Gro
BERT, and also in "Mariha but after that the inamma
ton becoming voert and symptoms OF fever being mani
Tested Mr FoImes physicians absolutely inierdcsed him
from again appearing Al the Opera until after he had had
few days Of rost We learn that there doubt
assure the public that he has yet sung well
as he can, although he mas achieved great success.
The orers ~ ast night was "Thc Troyatore" with La
Grange, DADgr Bigrard Gasser and Ardavani and be-
the Mr. Thalberg played the s.Prayer OF Mo-
scs and 'Homc, Sw, 1t Nomen The great pianist aud
all the other artists received the finest reception from
crowded house and the society must have neted hand
some sum fro IN the entertainment
The Academy viii be cosed this evening, In ordsr TO
give an opportunity 10 prepare for the orsorio
II Haydn's "Creation," in " hich the will be
Mr. Perrine, aud the choruses 0y the New York Harmo
pic Society,"
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Court or Common Pleas.
pafara Ilnu .1udye Rra.Iv

E7vah Ibcler James NJ Flondrsaa. The plaintiff
FOR damages for false imprisonment and rigorous
treatment While in custody. The DESCENDANT, Police Jus
tce at Jefferson Market had arrested the plaintiff rather
uian year ago, the affidavit Of his son, who
charged that of his daughters had been deserted by
her father and Obliged 10 support herself From bis ties
mony however tapparcd that biz wife and children had
deserted him while the family living In Albany and
had come ~ this city 10 live and that they had plum
dered him lie followed them hitler with the hope OF
inducing them 10 live with him, but arrested in the
described. lie also alleges that he confined
for three or four days in email room adjoining the police
court room with nothing but board 10 sleep upon and
obliged to submit 10 other hardshps before he could pro
bail whereas the statute requires persons arrested
such charge TO be confined in the county jail The
defendant moved for nonsut, which, after prolonged
discussion Judge Brady denied. Verdict for plaintiff $3.50
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RICHARDSON BRADFORD AT st. Mchae's church. Tres
ton, M, by iies. Mr.. Clarke, NAmAsIKL RcBAaDsou,
Esq, to Mrs MARTHA a BRspFoRp, all OF This city
Gup1S-BAIpwIs On Tuesday. Dec. is, at st. James
church. Fifteenth street, by the Rev J. l.. shock r.
Gurs, Jr 70 LOUISA j. daughter Of James O. Baldwin,
HoYr-Mnys.-A, aamaroneck, on Wednesday, Dec o,
by the Rev Mr. Hollis, ct that place, Mr. WILLIAM Horr,
Of New Haven, to Miss SARAR r. MEs, OF Manaroneck,
daughter OF A Miles, Esq
RArxlyx-F, Au-on Monday, Dec. l6, at ~. James,
church. Ne~own, by the Rev. George A. shelton, MIR.
CoRskIus RAPELsR TO Miss I1pA H. daughter Of John b.
Hsst.
MARRIAGES IN CALroKsIa.
Tpry-wsfIkR. Clear Lake Nara county, Oct. 10,
j. W. Hottie TO Eliza Waller.
HxaRp-cARaol~-In Yreka, Oct 30, George ". Heard to
Mary V. Carroll
ksrus-TsosssiKR Dutch Flat, Placer county, Oct.
25, Frederick keihn TO Barbara Tressier.
McRGAs-SAyaGs la Linn county, oregon, Oct g. John
Morgan TO Prudence T. Savage.
Mrm1r- mrssAs.-In San Francisco, Nov. 1, Jeremiah
Murphy to Mis- Is. Brennan.
AsRlE-RBK-at MokeluIne Hi, Oct. 30, Beriran
Francois MERCER TO kufrosine Ride.
NE.mf-I@ssros.-lns San Francisco, Nov 8, by R-v.
Dr scott Mr. Bcnj N-sbit of the house Of Lucas, Tur
ner Co. 70 Miss Bessie Fitzgerald, daughter Of judge
osrooS-BiIKK-In San Jose Nov. S, George ostcck 10
Mrs Mary W Bake
osx-scciEuASp In San Francisco Nov. is, A. the
First Baptist church. by Rev Hrsrly, Robert Polk,
Esq the Bragdon, Mss Mary H. McCtelLand.
rRiSelE-wEis grass Valley, Oct l. Richard Prn-
gle 10 Ella Wells.
RcAB--RCrrsL In Shasta, Oc, -, Mr.. Louis Roab 10
Margaret Ruppel
Rreers.--itsrsa "a, Caohevile Yolo county oct D.
L. u. Ruggcs to- Martha Dexter.
RgAse-fiEsEEeos-In suigon Valley, Oct 20, Calvin
Reams 10 IOui-a H.DdrsoB
RrisGKt-fiyiB nrAs.-ln MaryFvtlc, Nov. o, Henry
ReinVer 10 Clara Heibruan.
RBDaoSD-scorT lin San Francisco nj Grace church,
Nov. ~, by Flew. y. g. Ever. Robert NJ Redmond, u
Ever,on, England, 70 Esther Scott, o. Boston, Mass
SIACE-kEsPln Saota Clara county, oct IS, Mr.. John
Slack to Ass He .ens Kemp.
SIII-.sH-N ILiIAsoN.-At North san Juan, Nevada
county. Oct 81. John siidger 70 Mrs Della williamson
SiaCs-KysP--ln Sar Jose, Oct ~, Mr. John slack Tn
Helena Kemp.
TtRRnt-T ANoE-In san Francisco, Nov. II, by Rev.
Is Bfiery Mr. oliver Tuirell 10 Mss josephine q Tay
Tor, OF louisville, KY.
wAtHs--Ri csRr-oS.--In Narysy.lle oct. 20, WIN. n.
Warren "a tstzabeth Richardson.
wnkrAN-CARo.--in Nevada, Nov. 10, tcmun' We
man e. Hannah May Carlo
wora- McCoEp.-in San Frincsco Nov H. ny Rev. y.
Brery Mr.. Henry Wort 70 Miss Emma Nc,ord both NJ
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