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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-31

Geo mace him. anc i was not wrong TO tel. e lie.
Tnouas Ke-lDg tnoek biz head t. Ai-7 u k-p1
when Ere 6zked h.m # hi, lip or tongue lad been
b-ui a9-- Mr. Be.40y a. gwen am sugar plumb
az t,I.eo at. lin lite, be SAID that Nj, jackson
burr, . too-,,- tire times. H. lip sore. NJ
Bfl,roy asked bin Z he Lad lot fallen down md
.t4ur,c ,nt tA- tic urchn stared atd nodded t,r
-4s su4 tbere ,yss ge!era laugh ~ though II Wa
g,-st iok. +. boy Dol-r 8 ctubhv little f-low,
ard toatii rlme wa JoArrv. and " Jack-ol
h,r-t BIZ tn. ro--oarc I'm pat Il the stove,
tta- 20 fe. u 70. upper tine. The Principal Of tie
Soloa' Mr.. Tt.ue- J.. Oki.. said that NJ Jackson
va an exc 'c-' t~acter Those -clooi- were II rr
ficun 70 uIsL.-, tbsn schools 10 80 c,ty. and the
pubic c1.ittc1 2 Lreat deal more s7n ,atLy there
tan { d.5 q ar cher school II had f. pm SD q
-, at des', end he supposed that Nj Jackson md
9sO
Mir jackson 4 eu maze ,taeIn,n SIZE said tina,
she opc-ed the .oLco Oh Log I-iard T. wears az,
AZ moytG with Il 70 RsUdalls I-,tld. Scc had haI
gr-at t;fiuty-u governing The children; they 5ecn-i
20 BE- mpr -:ed win the .tea that the Teachers had
ugLt g. punch them. 80 much fault bad been touui
that three cur months ago ,he resolved 20 'ry ct
ao,c vitho nj rut-log. SIC had f.; f5r some time
:Iat tap ua~ bCrI at fJr her, and NJ Ok- and Mr..
Craven 1aG advised her 10 De very careful -he had
arked be- teacher ia help her get along without pun
i.Lne elo had 70 ked 70 tie children and dore every
thi-z he could to AVOID Tuui.nirg them until she ~
lar tr' that meers TIE little boy bgTy, Was sent -
her 20 he punished HE rte making Ug the fire 10
VOC stove and ste tried 70 fisneu hiu by 4king
in put ne t,rcr OF b,o-s knob which cue fer e 10
be cure t1at = only warm. Ia 'hc case Of the boy
Doar sc 'e.t q 'te -'ove and confident & would
not bun ot .be hed Il there u zee " four nute'.
Sbe d not Intend hat /, should toa, the stove, aud
inmptd htrself Wrtu she that he Gic she lock 4
~ bic tonl e ara .sw marx at al. The women
tbtIc were mt habit Of get ~ round the children
when ley Were pur.-L~d, plying them up and snow
Ig en- 70 Mr. Edroge and the Governors; - that
-he haG bO.s come % her and say. Ml'i Jack son,
sch o boy says he is going 10 cut up al day to-day
go rs 20 get whipped and marked u be shown to
"Nr Eldrdge aud the Governor. M dn ise
Lad told her that there hurt the boys
totgUes but there awful sound about aud sue
ought not TO have threatened what she woIld no have
done. She had tiled to do her duty faithfully.
Mr. L. HILL who appeared a. Miss jackson
counsel mace a cosii appeal The decision has not
-. -. even.
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A TEACHER TRIED FOR ToNGUE-BURNING.

n tEACnfh 1htTl1 FUN IONN( E-Dl SNlNN
Mics Susan f. X. Jackson Principal of the Primary
Department OF the Ward School on RlndaIs Island
was srraigntd on Tuesday before Messrs. McKe4u
Davis, Sadlcr, Hubbard and Bellsmy, Committee Of
che Twelfth Ward Bosrd OF School Officers, On the
startling charge of having punished caidren IN hcv
school by making them put their tongues on . stove
Miss EIIIArEru HAMMOND, an assistant teacher,
said that, on the 18th int shout Il O'Clock, Mss
jackson asked tho children how she should punish
them L they talked in school; her class said "Bura
their tongues; she said to Richard Barry, IL burnt
your tongue in the classroom this morning, didn't
and lie sad, "Yes;" then she said she wanted MIS-
Wilson TO send kr any boy that spoke and she would
punish him i'll that way; two boys, Beinharit snd
Dollar, .pCke, and Ms. Wilson sent them;
after takins to them she told Dolsn, the
hrst boy to put his tongue on tho stove; he didn DO
il and she scRt her Miss Hsmmupd) for the ruler then
che threatened him two or three times ii he ddn put
his tongue on the stove she would whip him with the
ruler; he stopped down and jerkcd his head back snd
tken she SAYS IN rather light way Oh, yes, there's
a blister on it: he was crying; Miss Hammond die
not see his tongue TIL Thursday snd there was no.h
ing like blister on il; Miss Eliza WsOn, another a.
slstant said il addition, that after he had taken his
seat Of the boys called her attention to him he
showed her his tongue and she saw long blister
across the END Of it.
On the cross-eHamnation Of these grls it appeared
that there bad been some difficulty between them sud
Miss Jackson, but not lately. Mrs. Jane Leigh, one
Of the mstrops said that she saw fur or five bsors
on the inside Of Bauys upper lip, Said l, who
90 done that ?? NTH Jackthonth boont me, says
he" An assistant mstron spoke of the and bis
Ger which reached twothirds across the mouth o.
another boy Thomas heating.
The boys were brought IN and examined Richard
Barry, little fellow who s bind 10 one eye knew thst
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SUPREME COJRE-CiscUir-JAS. S-Bsf'rs Jsds'
RoosBfEL

Geo.. =. I'll 4 G. -, HGg1 Aleu- CO..
TIE BIZ, oil XChanee on which uh ntiOn u oiough,
.6b dawn Oh New Tort msfe and negDs 10 Coz
Coo To t..rcar. -us gc~Iors ntsrpo,e toe
d -, n 49,. i admitted ls the rare ~ discost ""
D. .~c-f ava ~. qur.tioa 10 or to- 80 ~ ~
,, which siou. trs' -a'r 'Be SO II he~fort war
u,lb,. q g foTsru deerr ns the validity u TIE AH''
ss@.CD. A.,
Asspue,. ru,e ,sts bring madr Sh ret 're,s a. ~.
A. of lie pare here thsy eL,@se INTO az s, r..
ureed ~ bat las (story's Cy1s.ct d L1~' ~
crrc ple CONCEDED By u. dsiene.n. eoss' b. by h.
boV.i--. that where Coats-, made 10 ote f,.-, 80,
feTns b. peIoIrei In another IL "ch %, - - 30,
d. 90 s0yriLs. The, EsrffA Pi-..p -,,,. =,
coed But rot cas- Ike ID. Prs'sni IL 10 Wy
rptol 49,. IL. ,,.a..,,..a go
u r-..i,J osn Of money by he Psis'h' b.,,. - !.
b,cs. 10 ,le drawers Sftss b.! VIZ ~" y hshb 80 !.
- Taoi, ara 10 eGle, conformity 70 The lac. ~
- - - ,.,o, a. btof 10 ILBDls. owing ls~t.l tsS
20 c,.lot IN ,hsi ssse pay u oat VI fHLd. hes t~s
20 G ;.,.r, charge tnsreby No stics .he less n
$3.50 AID ). there any thing Unlawful ~ se
l1s.t Ir rswfoIk accepting the eteer. or. N o'eS
P.5I.ing 20 pay The deo, cifec,stf k,efy sospa
"o - ,Te,rn,ed have fsads of ,he dn-sf "a az haees
. - ~ AMOUNT a .ns dfsT How Thea esn b. o" "a pa
oan o, TORT. .rsres ofnorsy'" Tbs dnr. 90 n -
crrIeusnt pay 400 ,Ity days srst ai'e ssa 80
:, marantJ, u Isther carries Eor porrors esy s ~
~. ofte PEI cent. O. ssy o.hsT rate. Anf
% PAD. lt beeone. % a. |. tS' soesf -TesE snS
dot oOat1soted aas pszsSse 70 1e sag o. a. No.
aIs-rL Il co1r-, foS iSst an' t0rvsS@sf" ~N''~
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TRAVELERS GUIDE.
TINE or R TRAINS LEAVING NEW YORK.

TINE or X r. TRAINS LEAVING NEw-YORk-
syIsos EiykR soAp Cpcr -. T.,.s 80 se-si
So - s1sss. W. 80, irs..-sS-, ..5,ss
,,s Ts s.1 f,, ~. -. - - - -, 80 ''''
80, l .. 70, 80 -, a. ''e0-
e. "a - P.-s~ns.,. Al .,-.r.
50 " F-r,... ~, F..,,s.., !. -,so-.
SSP - TAi-esa ir-sai 49, Fr.s.sai. -sss--.
y,srrx Roar. ~, - :, wl....c--
49, N>-,,. L., w-s.n v 80 a. 80 "a wss. 49,.
~ .'': w. - - &C.,. ..,.-
t,,s. =, Ws..r.p..i s,u - ..ssuS.
ssN a,vx> ROAD .2-,o, s,e,4-,,. o,.A.,r---I
S' 49,. -. .. .s,o-ia -. 4, -. 81. $3.50,
iSc r., Irsr-s. s,lr'sL so0..I B,is-e~t
- - >,,.,.'e Ie,'asr 49,
si5p - oAs,a- so. l...as'' 80 re' 49,
LONG Ist,yp ROAD ,-O>, s,,A F-r,. hosA,Nl
s-S H.us-.,i. .,sss ~ Hr-r't-.L
go 5I 70 - 4, 's. % 1880 hs 80 %
- Is - - :. =. Ut: -: :, es.
s.-.,ys',,o1 N ~, u ,.'S-'.,r-
rlIS po,p ,p.ps, SO, d. ru.a, .r--, N--. s---i
-, = S':y..e - ,i r.. :, e.se'' -
80 a. " a , ',n.s. ','e'' o. o..
-, ,-.s..s' ,;r, .e-.
F'Ns az, oefy a. ''iiN'>
WV, Egsrl ROAD .g,ro, r.. o. c..s..s4. 's--.S Si
"a W., - 49, - I rs,Ss.. = 7, "a ',, 80
10 H. sa ,1 t'''- l4i'' 49,. '''
S.sp n Se- Rr,a,e a ., '-,tOa' 4" ". 'rs~s-~s
So. :. ~ = .5.,:s:s. -.
H.. r,,,-1y "a. .,-s.i0iI. a.uat ssaAAs..i
T-.u. for Ne-srI leave ssAr, every as- s'-'
yorri, AN r>,,y ROAD 4 r-ro. foot x copr-.s,-t ~
80, &c., . -. r' 80, ,T,o.,s ,,. q. ..s.
$40 q -Nor,ssosa A,eoa-.'atos a. ''aa,os
NV Kr'yr cssrnU ROAD . p-r,tr ,o,s~a S--I
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We desire 70 cal particular attention 70 the let
~ IN ,h. pager . Drs Mo-r BEpfokD aud DHoS h0n.
! + BADGE Secretary Of tAe Gfarienh = Company We
rave know G4A iscrs a. ftH are ''a' Ia e' -
pa.t lsr 40 q <ora.s q, sro1bsi Nit4 .ay u tar
od rot r,.i.s,e 70 procure he ne. TaL
GsAEyrssfEs CoyPAhY slhorzs - sArouEce .a@ ioo'
.. prce. o.. bottle Of Aar.-A.s Ui+r-r C-;hoL'"n
- bottle. vi b. aDy Tsr % the country ".95'
cA.-gs var eIpce,s oa-, u 'He 's>sp 80
Air. J ?. BsIDCE,
secret.ry Or.frabe,F Co. NJ. - PAfs.rov, =. +
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-31

A retired Physician, whose sand, OF life hive
.a nm or disoye ed While lr toe last Indies cet..
CO. Il C.t.urlp ,f Boncbiti. Coughs Colds and 'rrerA
D. gy The remedy dros~rrd ~ ntu when hls only
o. "a dAuzht,Wa cyen up 20 die isnng 20 % a. nreh
~ a. possible be- u! ,eud % oi bis afflicted isioV
e.urst recipe, vita TIL direction, tor mixing
tr ADD u. ii. ires esca pfSt ?"
H. 49, H. one sic. three cent. returned postage
~ ,-r. and -. 90 be apP--d ~ tae pay
IT tfis tdv-f'i-ru.,Lt. Address =,
Ds. H. yAsEs, NJ. - Grand st.. jersey City, ~ J.
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"A irert,,uelt.l
" WoODJ AND CREAM 4 POmade for seast

fyua he Hair hz c.rfumsi ,spe1or % Fre,eh ,fuoe
n ported s5l ls.' IL Pee. For dressing Lsd' A~ 70
has rqLAl giving Orsat ;cssy sppoasnNs ~ es's--
Ij,tsmrL, Hair 70 cuh IL tho nstlfn manner II -
uoyp D.rat-G Always giving p Hsr ~ APp~asnce o 800
10, .iaa pooea Price oL4y - Mono geLars utss-
.sn-d BETsiDG. Co Prop s,ors q ~ Balm 81 Ios1-
s.1d F.orrrs.' kG saV a. al Drug.4s's
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ANOTHER GARRoTISG OPERATION.

:
SIR: A. the son of one OF our downtown merchants
wss passing through Ttry-four street, between
Fifth and Sixth svenues, last evening sbout7 O'Clock
be wa seized violently by m.n vac came up frou
behind bin. chC&e, hi, p>ct-x riaed Of their co.,
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BrreIAR ARRESTED n IRE AcT-At az early hour
Yesterday morning police officer IAnoi Mead Of tie
Nirth ard, "ho dli! &; t1e time. discovered
u4r II 'he PC: Of t-. .A.- ITO he PREMISE II ~
H. Ham,-sIoy stree. occ-ped by John {. k-n>en
o, pork packing establishment. lie took the n u
ITO custody. He gave his name "a Timothy Rooney.
srd 3, an Ir-hnan. He brought up before Justice
Ds,isop at jefferson Market Yesterday morning. All
committed 70 answer Il dsfs-t Of bs 10 SIoco. L =
understood ,ha, Roocey : 81 experienced sad ai'ot
thief.
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Dy,TH FROM ExposuRy.-The man found

Dp,TH FROM EXPOsURy.-The man found ON
Tbur.d4y incoming .pentrd rom bet iep'e ~ Nmlh
rer dA tie Third Dis'tict S..DI llyuss the tol0ens
Gigt 81 identified Yesterday brsn'. 81 isushin "s
hss fan n,dng n tId. riil a''nus y " .n"lsot h.'
h. Us, IA. gay nome sld ~s1Ds inquire the ssJ -
.gtf.d b. resell house road by climbing The ieno is
ulo0ub oy tel when he reached tne top sna one " o
81 ec,uisr i., h the pox-' b. unable - esue.ts
,itr nd lung there al found Coron@r Rsdfas he'd an
Iqa., a. ne jury bopst ne verdict o. eeah rom siP
ure
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Ca Worhs Tor Villages and cities, or hrse PM
v.4 ..AA.heui Oh p4.L recently perfected ard s-rsss
.peras all otbe simplicity, ssfssy and e~~SnJ Ss'
adv sCtso1lsnt u t-ls pager
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Dram % WILL k>owN CTUyN Thomas j
Gert eco su fluent cir ct Brookyi aud Who ~ p
,pertr tht CRY th" Board 81 Aldermen and nitnJ
oh. prominent positions trd ~ h- residence "a sron'
ytsterds, M Grrsd OF the most ar'SN
p,u orr,fir po,iars n the CITY sud such eserted gs
urrcr sonl BIS pariisAns In private life he Wa moot
,.fif HE ma
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ACADEMY OF MU,lc.-The second appearance Of
Mac. Nhor,t w6s continuance Of the decided sue
cess which attended The frst The lady has acquired
uore confidence, AZ delivered music with the per
lection of a finished artistic The house was very tull
AID fashionable and the applause frequent aud pro-
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ear less Of frvzen ws'er-piges

THr CAR ~ SALE STAFFORD -. BEIGHAx y.
BAkro> The charge OF rape preferred By Mse
Sal!e stafford. OF Vermont. against Mr.. Bingham n.
Baron, has Dot, a. yet, been investigated Mis- :.
was expected il the city rosn PDlale!phia, YESTERDAY
but DID not suiye Sergeant Bower, 90 Tncr:da ,
received telecrapbc dispatch from tue Mayor Of
Phiaet 'pha stating that she would leave for New
York on Friday morning. Until she s!nves No
further action can be taken IN the matter. M. Bat
ton Is st liberty his parole and expresses his a. Iety
IL have TIE ch,rge sgsn.t hin Investigated
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SIR: The charge Of grand arC published \ you pa
r+fcttte srty.sr cation VII shorty BE- mslr a. -
s. u-,.,r. =. d--ec' app-srs-cr 'c1tn uls-s PIh'.t
rTchas,t 'be y1oa. Nj MsKdsd ali % '0-sr supposed
w.. do--g chen NJ NsNt-t -. tea '- c.fe a'4
10, nc. b. ,.-fd tak.. goods Dr.. V.'n r r'-r
ut.1 A-.stst arrrt s. been ssie1 r ne N'pf
10. ~. N,,.,c GEO " RICHARDSON.
So
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Srtr 70 RECOVER NoNgY PAID OK A ByT-i

SUIT - RECOVER MoNET PAID OV 4 BET.-Pr6v'-
ous o. o., .rtion John H,hon and Bent Jolnoa b.
he ,um q - Nth Joseph Austin, fa Ffe mont would -
90 I've arg number b. hs State Of New fofs than
F'noe n. mor.J pit op Zoo the hAudsofWm Atn'"s
xto paid The - the winnr. subsequently an''s
ued he sAsr holder and red bars s money Aturr
fa 70 " a.. Dc,d before Jl.tre Palmer ~ the L.ats"
Dat ct ~ from Haflof and Johnson tAe money b.
Ia. been compel, % refund 30 Austin.
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IA-vsfIs-neDt
TeAs-TpY CANTON TEA COMPANY have

sy-ry variety Of TsAs tor Grose-. Tea Dealer, ana
,,i- t.n,es-SoGetorE 0oons acc fosns Hy.oo s2m "a
20 o., q .rgvi-r Grc Imp-r', from H. Sc-s1 Other
.qu.,y ~ Alec IN bsIss Of 5000 Family Tea ff
ors dollar C~ "a eIAnias-ho 20 CnztaAlst ssE~ %
PeA-i ,nc Ro0ss, dt.s,s.
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CITY ITEMS.

An important charge Of the time table Of the Hul-
ecu River Ra.load takes effect Monday, Feb. : Tie
noni Expre'e train to Albany suG Troy viii leave at
irtead # { 30 a. m, and the afternoon Express VIII
cav at 1880 instead of - p. m. a heretofore.
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A RrMrpY THAT CIRES.-Whrn suffering from
sy t ot -. taro.t ungs assured that edy
IF can uc obtained b. using Dr. NIsrAas baLsAH % WILD
C4LEsT l.. success . such cas-- L. 1LpaIA..e.sl.
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.BROOhXYN ITEMS

The rtw Urtarsn Church in Brooklyn are making
an rot 70 ir5lc, tie Rev. Z. Starr King. 10
Boston To- btcom, their Pastor.
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DFIIGH1FI l.. = NJ th1tWIng Fhy OF I "
Strsre ~ Baru.us Muse" Tn, AfTEKNooN, sul 'hr'r
xr..r Pieces b.si..s rHGs tyFNNC. The rlrnnt pIun
c,t ure-c Lacy Franklin ~ th late crs" II m bark
Res row ~ ,s Museui1. may BE- seen By u"
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fAdverus-nsok

PYsRIsG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PRoos
s.TTs. EO, IS, IT al - "itst~t- sa< u. ArHs~-
he~-YgdL
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EFFECT OF THr LATh NEws FROM Nic.RA@A-
The ietter Of San Francisco correspondent, pup
lshed yesterday. was not cny dsmPer 90 tiliou'ter
sun, but read with sstonshnen by c't'-
yens who have beer avesse to Walkers movement
iron tho 6rx NJ, who believed that much suferss
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+ GtEt Yesterday a Young

OITRAGT UPos A IOrsG girl Yesterday young
mar NAMED Wism Rey.a cigar m,sr wss BIZ uGu' befors
Ju. GARY a. Il committing. upon dsrfhtsf
yett. of sEe q EdSsfd BrEs residing No 5Lfonrn
stree Tiecfme 10 Ae. a. avs been committed 10 NJSrm
ber lest Acc1,td committed the County Js 10 arAi
La'Jl I MoIdsy.
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DEMOCRATIC GENERAL toMMiTTEE.-The Cons ait
tce cAuiag he tr d,',d Commute. Of toe I
Brook, and County ot hing. hSe elected David Akeus
Chairman and Russell Srcrcta,. Tn Staining Commit
question the egay Of those ptoceeduss aud have called
another uset - elect deli, gate, TO form Consolidated Com
9.
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IMPORTANT SAC OF WI pVODN vi oS" PM
rss DAY COLBrs, corner Of trend ana Liaas - .oe
.jyse al who have the least rsg.s - eco1'nJ "a o
pgr-s..es 20 attend this important "s'
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t-u'- Is &c, knocked from u-der hun. aud b. dashed
vpou tie pavomet.. Wbeu s1fic.elt, recovered -
ryan b. feet. --ele was no ole "a -s6t. ,.n?.
I've y,ut.e-, ;1c's az It. 10 Of p.s-1- i.ter,-'.
Y..I. n. ". We, S.y.---,--1 ..:se-
BUFsIAE, ~ WoRs ~ THE TfNrH WAEn.-B-
tween II srd 10 lock on Th-rsdsy night >ore b--.
ssrs ,f,cttd rn;rarce ito toe bIt-k y4i msuut,c
tn - !. .ob >eaa-ry. No. 80 Christie stree. sld
bew open the .-vr safe with powder. Tee ro-,e
csu.ej 10y tie explosion was hear1 bgthe nciybb'rs
f,r some di.'aroc bur hearing uoLir- 'u-the- they
to-. 20 notice Of tie mattel. Mr.. S-abgry naSiGS
taken ~ money Win i'm tie thieves 81 their ah.r
for.ter pans. Tie burglar was discovered By two
persons Who let pore7-rou'e tue vi'.ri'y a. the
;me meutian-d art they -r-, seycra. o'oss' ~
policemen. 5u' cor'i fot none. Tie Burglars escaped
without detection.
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fA,ver'iseme-t
~ CFyT DOLLAR PHOTOGRAPHS, 1000 daily,

=. o. .tt.-s b. HoLsEs', " Pstsnt Invention t1hak
,re, ~ he Pop perfect AID economical snd vita Rss
spec NJ. - Brc-e-ay
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THF ALLEGED RIC.NY Goethe case oC rhomss
rbh charged with bgsmy hay been ."ine sc'e-
Justice Morhhur YESTERDAY, but n of the ness
90 rho Justice postponed 90 Tuesday next A alesci.
rbb married CoLrrccu 600 lSH who procured
divorce from him Thr second wife b. maticd 81 tee same
state 30 1850 tbe third Brooklyn Monday
us Tie last ssccft.nHg how matters stood, had hi1i
Ar, ,tei lie stand. conn tied 90 await eNauusuog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-31

FINED AL RorSD.-A party Of four women snd tao
men appeared tr JD.,cc Curt. yesterday chirs'- 4
ss.au md battery. Anrr hearing the ~, hence. the Justice
thousLt them a "a ely 10 blame and hned csery one -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-31

THE STREET fOaNlssIOsfRs.-The following sI
routInef. th Str It Corss uer ONO have been epu
hfued by the Common Council. Deputy W. u. IAwI"ae"
C.fA VIM D.hiHs. Tie nominal tor Collector OF Area
sl.s ut Tax was stficsen oot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-31

THF Boor oS TOrmR LEG--,Iohn GOlding CON
suri FLA J,uts before Justice Curt. Yesterday. chars
Der assault aud battery when ,pp' ied thst .be hsd
.hoos her a. BIZ wie snd made ct some eHpr-
'aueurf- n. Justice nnsd the conpsnan' - TOT
l,ious Ito.,crt,ol, and dismissed the trt'udsn'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-31
Tnr BrooEl ~ WArsR WoRKs.-At special meet

Tar BHooEiYN W AVER WoRKs.--At spec al meet
ing of tbe Council. Thursday nsh 49,
tas.,d t.r presentation 90 toe Lea stute. authorizing tho
',,kho,r. ct Nassau Nst,t Company sell their sok
tire CIV 81 Book,u At value Sih seven ceni 10
Board 81 CJmmisslonefs consisting
a s,srL urus supervise the toustrurton Of he ~Ofks
The Dtr''ufs rant~.
and - As follows. John II Prcntic, " VI " al Daeir Nss
Nouths J. G. Bt,So.r, N,hos NSckoh, Thomas sulisan.
sd Nal... BEg They - enter upon their dates -
when fh' ify shsi broom" vested N N"
,onscs property and rights aid Company, sud hold cs
trt flr w.t,r Wo.. 80 completed They 10
t,mD,rs.tiou Ea' CoamssOnei 10 give houl. ~ nos
FOO. 'lr sfbt performance OF his duties The bond, Tor NE
mount & $4,000 sud interest 10 be- issue' by tbs
Na,or Controller aud Cts Clerk manner heretofore dons
NJ ohr bonds he city, PAYABLE Boz not rss hAn = nor
moe wars belnt the rate Of cent
Poyons made 20 levy TAI 10 meet in,efe' So
Cuumrt three corssug ~ Aldermen Pirrson, fnstpn,
and katr,rh appointed proceed 10 Albany sdurg"
the ga,stg, II 'ht b ndrd b, the Common Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-31

existed ano he troops yer, yet unprepared to he4,
of tuch Gl,ttfu oe-tfu'.on coupled with -ucn inhu-
usIltv on the par OF the Fi'litus-er eaier. TIE
Terr,-.,c hurriot OF e,Hy IL The tty a. p,--
e.t,, that -cenes N the hospital a. Yr-H. 20
f-dtmly dtP.c'rd ~ our c5r---p,nient IN -h, be
kept from RE knowledge q tn recruits.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-10
ETAI' De Ia LOUISIANA,
PaRoI5sE d'OUEsT BATON ROUGE

N"N - F"'S" "H
0ans I'af1ire dc In Succession di.A,eIine ~EI-acTt,
8rcrte. No. 5T".
II \ FtETU dune Commission 4 ns'i adfessr- dans
IL !aGaiTe ri aes.u5, en- date 4H 30 &C?tsnhte a.
II 1857, q Ia Cau. dn !Sxitnc District, dams ct
poar la Pavaissc es Eta. susdits.
II sern of.ert en- vent publique, aa dug ontnnr ct
dcrnier euchariseur, : Ia dtrniere residence de dcce.
&c, eu cettc iaroisse.
Eanedi le 7 Novembr". 1857,
4 "a heurca 4. 81. soutss les prnprl":es ct-apses de-
crefes, appartennnt a Ia dite succession Ia hyei.as
Ashnrt decede. SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan aa tcrre, situs dams cet'e par
oissc contenent IN arpent ct uu quart de lace, sut
nne rrntonfsur d'speuprcs guarente -drn3 arpens, lea
lgre6 Iatterales currani en- Arri.rc, borne On tiau'
par CrAInas Hctcrt et Pierre Mtinncoa, en- atant par
uu rhemin public ct en- bas par terfes d~lssidorc
laigTc. ayec les amc1iorations 4ui ; trcnTe.
Harguer,tte, neEres.e agee dc 30 ans ct 500 tr9ts CIR
| fans. Ro.aiie agee de Q ans, Resale axee lie + nrt
ct HvpOlitc agec dc '2 ans deos ctfFeauX, une Ja-
mont AK trte. lie bctes a cofnca, trois tetaa da CO
chons, In 1acette dc mai, IN lot d'cact noobi',ers-
Cor!i lions de Ia ycntc Les mobile g seront ven
ans am COMPETENT pour tsote CONNIE de cinqe Psss
! tree ct au dan.sus-c. pour toure soniEle andessus d"
! eng ra stres IN able l.paemieT luars Ter, (1s5fJ lea
acquereores fourn;ront leHrs biIletH, entoses = ia
satisfactioe de rAdm iuistFateur ct payable a iohito
| d4 Kec"rder dc cett taruisse, aortAnt butt r0ar
cent d'interet apres .ch.sncn a~nA4u'ai painent
LIS t-rrc 1t leA, esciayc. seront .teHdns, pag able an
'eux tcrrues -gnus, ct "a able lie premier dc Mara d.s
annex 1855. 1865, OF 1850. Los ac4nerears foarn,
ra,t iar-4 h;t,rts. aycc tes Au.Ir4te4 ~8ullssut st
! .ortant uu i~utnrst & rAtSoa dc halt pour cent par m,
ayrcs ceaerRnce ~InsGaiag payment. ct by pothtlhe
retenu sur Is tsrre r. EGr les e,claFes, J~urlu'au
wa WHITE. u s.
Quest Baton Rouge Septenbrc lie J lS5;