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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04
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SiaymakcT, Cane 3 crawford,
1eeas Estate. .41ssJss,,~ -
No.7w oSt 9econd ~.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, =.
HAVING . complete and accurate A~sstrsc, a
AA-AAles - oil lands in Scott C.unts, We enjoy su.
lefior advantages for the ex examination Of Tides And
nsJsssssous Investment II m my, ant incsessrt
.soiiies hr the transact of MI orr hus aress -
mess abstracts haxe been carefully comyllsI from
Tie Cou ity Records, and we will in ali cases easraa-
! { their correctness.
Prompt utttnt.on given 10 the location of Land
&c. &c.
II. Y. SLAYMAkER,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoxIIssIoxER o. DEEDS
FoA MINNESOTA.
JOHN n. CMAwFOBD.
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
DAVENPORT, Iowa.
I'VE subscribers offel the following parcels OF Res,
r. n..ass lsr sAiase which ihss respectfully Invite
the attention Of purchasers:
City Property.
mol. A House on the corner Of Sixth and s cit
sAie's, lot o0xlJJ, upon whilli srectvd a frame
mouse, and brick stable. this wil be sold low,
Aoz 4 lot OF SuxIJ0 adjoining No l On the east,
a beautiful spot Il led with frat trees, grapes, &c..a
oeant fUl location for = yesideuce. City orders vii
De TAKEN for the whole of the lot.
NO 8. A house and l4 on 9th sire ct between war
Isn ana Brown. Price 81 400. Terms Of payment
very easy.
MOB. A house with the lease cf ore OF two lots Oh
nrsuv street bete een 18th and 18th streets. Thi, is
acoesp home In . very eligible situation.
NOt. A .ot OF gGxlJD on The corn., ~ Main ard
Skin streets, one Of tn. meet eligible situations for 1
private residence unfer the bun.
NO I. Three lots in S.syinaker's subdivision on
ssrham west OF Locust street. Lumber or brick will
" TAKEN In part payment for tho abOve.
Noo ., Lot with . good hou e with four rooms and
nAsSmen 10 Forest 4 Dllon's Addition, one Sth street
D tween Brown snd Gaines street. Prize SI,4oD.
Noy. Brick house and lot on south side Of nth
stree; west OF Rock Isiand street,
NO ~. A lot on east erie OF Rock Island street
near Stn, 32xl00 Price &450.
z NoI A frrme house with 4 rooms and stable for
,"o hoises q. Lot 6, BLOCK l. Parker's a .ditisn.
Price only $500 dollars $500 cash, balance Ia install
merits OF 500 per annum. "
No II A frame house with 2 scsrs of ground on
Marquette and 2lst streets, near the grounds Of the
Cath lie Female Seminary.
No IL. The lease for Is years for a numt or OF lots
on Brauy Nam and Harrison streets.
No IL. The lease Of 10 lots IN N,ei's subdivision Of
lots Ter IS years, ct a very low ground I. mt, from as
70 $40 per anhun with the privilegeof purohsslnso or
have the improvements pad TOR at aEe end of the
tease There Is no better way fer . man Of small
capital to procure . home without being taxed with
q heavy interest and experiencing the anxiety of
for q heavy debt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04
REMOVALS.

WYE lave removed our stock OF Clothing. Cloths,
wv Gsssinercs, Furnishing Goods. &c., 70 our new
and spacious store in
METK OPOLITAN BLOCK
And ASAOw prepared TO show them to our old friends
Anicusssaers. and ss many new ones rs choose u ia
vor us. We leave Ibis week for New. Fork and Bose
ton, whre We Will purchase and bring ~ this city
the ri.lfss and nest fsshionabie stock for the Spring
and 6tnmer TRACE, ever Offered In this market, %
Wholesale and Retail. Prompted by our success tho
past yea. we feel xRsuTcd that . First Glass Ciothiog
snd Tail0ing establishment is much needed, and We
take It uGn ourselves ~ open such On one, trusting
10 our mDv friends Tor Its supp ri. We 90 business
strictly OF the one price principle, and warrant every
arti lie. lyeb25-dt1 4. II. h 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04
Pine Lands

N -
M Is - - q u H I.
v\fH oher for entry, OF location st one dollar AID
w twenty-five cents per sere, . tract a valuable
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04

John WANTS,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04

IL. Y. SLAHMAKER.
NorARY PUBLIC AND CoxrrssroSER or Drrns
FoR MINNESOTA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04

In Missouri, supposed to be the only body Of Pine
Timber remaining In the State, unenteEed.
Nov16dkwtf n. BARBER + Cd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04
Fer Sale.

lONH hundred and twenty Building lots In e.
~ Addition to the town Of Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated on
she bank Of the Mississippi. They viii be sold on res-
tonatle aerms.
For particulars inquire OF Aessrs. Duriee, Pratt b
Co.,, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, Esq, LeOlaire,
Oorbin & Dow Davenport, or OF the subscriber,
JANIS NAY.
The subscriber has nunberless desirable pt
ccof land in and near the cities OF Davenport and
LeCiAire, amp near the town of Port Byron. that he
Wihses to scfl. TOcti5tn ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-04

For Sale or Lease.
EOUR LOTS situated on ID and Scott street, 10,
T. particulars enquire Of OoRBIF 4 Dow. or
fAugl6dtN JAkRS NAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
FRYs OPERA OF LEONORA.


Tree more nights are advers-..d 10 close the uoe'
psosptrsSs season Jet known ct lie Academy HH1 on
two Il those WI be gwen, for TIE frst tine IN ths
sny Fry's opera OF Lsoro-s, n iOur scs. The
vsIl WI be performed by me principal ar.s.s OF the
ACADEMY and extra grsnd chorus ard orches.rs 70
vAic, is aaded military band Ghd Numerous sccesso-
y;es. The opera adults Of extensive ard brEin.
scenic display ard Tor ihis end the trager has gone
10 srea. expense. IN details the stage IusTa-
tsn VII be superior 10 tia. OF ny opera yet produced
lere The sceDe beng lad ia spsia about he tine Of
Ferdinand and Issbels sim!.s OF picturesque COS
tsnss and situations. TIE p.o: sna words, 81 con-
tanned in he published 1re,tO, are excellent for ope-
Ysiie purpose. The story % Gear al simple, ne
aSen progressive, and he d6EoHeBacE. poetcaly ja.
The tile Of cur opers-hcuse is the "Ancr1c7n
Academy Of hu.ie;' and the Lsg.s.tare grained zoe
chatter because il contained, specifically and primarily,
snunbsr Of provisions 10 favor Of the slppOr. which
American musical eompos,on could find only under
such al institution. Ii this sge Of broken pledges ard
SSfA6atons i. has done no violence TO TIE scared pub
lie conscience that al " American Academy" costing
ssra lali million dolsrs, should utterly rore, de-
spee and rampie :he frs: provision OF IL charter.
retuIiDg sense Of VIVA. is ngb: is evidtn: IN Mr..
CIhnsns production Of this La;ige 1oIk-:he hr.;
g1and opera composed IN the cOuI.ryon style com
nepsura,e with the lsboT bestowed i,s eOmp0s.ion.
II there be DO SPECIAL deEir. in Americans to psoe
TIER country above the level Of provibe:asm u ar,
y giving preference 10 the performance, il 30 Jar ss
mere attendance eorcsrDed, the Crdnsyy curiosity %
zee ana hear lyJiesl work yet exsts n ts isVor
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NlN.rr.. Al-.,.e......ras p.,.
IM4RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Syw-yoRK.
Cleared.


,t!ps-F1oIidN Croweu. sAvA-nab s l. M.sAl; Ess
wsrtr Smith Havs.s and New Oil~sr, Lyins.,n Cns.cs
Co jamestown Parish Norfo. Lid Am Pesaus; ~
VIE. marry Charleston SP t3fd, itlrston @
ship.-Me iistor Cofhn. New -OTsans W Pros.. Nuls
lard New -Creans r Richardson Co j. X. Ke-er Al
Ioneor 2 L Morgan Wiey; CSmp-0uase. Chics Lvspu2
ZeIssa Co WeSf Pc Harding, Liverpool. Caros
bsk,-Aluah Movers Elx.betbpor', fspp4n s.srl,<i,
Lone StN. Disr N.vOreans, koosan fosiies; Dsnc,
Iy.rl CARD nss, H. ID. BroOkmaa CO Cadet Guide Bes.
Jossh Jex.
Bris.-J H. Jones Nils, Chsres.on Boiler Potter Ca
B. Watson Darusby. Layuys D.lsf Bliss James Psrt
Pafk Csrdenss Walsh, Cs-s.r Chase; JaA soid OrlfS
Buchsyi!e Walsh Carver Chase Gov. Brow. Axxorsy
Bsuner Deske SEA FoaD Price Rio J.io SIN ksa Iro1
,ides. -
p A De Har-, Low, NstsizAs ssuu. Goodwin; y Eln-L
Smith Philsde phis r. NJ. DnEs. A-s MarSe York
Van BruD, s.sh,; Nspolean, SnnoHe, Neweern Dars
Holmes 3 p Haws Mason, Kichno1d VAC Brnn. sssb.
Dawson, AbTsn- Norfok Bessl j. rnster Boo.h Cora
eoa DoIaie 4 Co.. Cnnes Br.l. Tbtn, H.iisS 4 " Cos
John Gamer johnson Ezsse,hPor, c. b Lsvsnssei Rod
nan Fuller New. Bedford {. II. Leonard Co; Anenssa
Belle Hs .. Boston. w Lewis 90. Tennessee Wooster
II JokDs p R. Brett Soa c.; Pts,o Hs~kn' bkancs-
HsIrl Abhot; A. v Bede Ryder Alersndris, ~ bess1
George Davis Phillips Charleston Durham Diuoai jsnss
Tow D. Laiourete Ciy Point, James Hunter ca Qua ks
Wilson ST. John, n. B., q. L. Hatch Co.
~. An. Thomas swan. Pcs savannah r. IS Cruvc1
A O. Men shis W,is'u Cnar.eson. II ~ q u~sn q
Locust Point, French. Ba,iinore. IA. Cro@w. Ca Be
ton sel.w Philadelphia, Perkins, Union .And1r b&i,ns
w. D.x.D.
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Arrived. SUNDAY, Apnl&


Steamship Roanoke, sliDner, Norfolk P.is,eeI "a ~
uond, ut-e and pas, 10 LGcls Pes-ants Msfch y
of sinetuxent asd st. snship jamestown, beses a
foE o m Of Abs-cuu, passed steamer Piedmont rshs
U. g. NJ. steamship Fulton Woton, hsyre hAfsn III ~
plon March L. with ucse. and 10 VIM DsJ
Experienced heavy westerly gales TIE .Dre pa.sase
u. g. NJ. steamship Empire q y Cnrin, New oe<ns -
20, via Havana I'd mdse. AID pass TO " o. hoSH, T.,
Slip Houeman lof BostJn) HASKELL Msso VIA Hong - -
Nov. 26 81. Beens FEB. ls passed Anger Dec A. ssA
&C., order Did not clear Java Head AL Dec q ssuas
westerly winds Ssiled in company with shps Cysnss II
Manila, Kitty Sin peDn from Sss;Ons jan o. M - p
lsE spoke ship Conr de Lion, from RAnsoon fof 49,
isS at y s. lon . Il 'Fose, .P ne.p ~, mR h,.Dsss
from Calcutta FOR DsmersTs; iS'h al 70 op % 90
ship Old England from Liverpool ior New Orleans y ~
DAY, poke brs Manhattan, from Bosio1 IN Cel'>
Slip Alice Thorndike (of RociisBdl spsding CAeHt,
lS and sand Heats 2lst liLserd 20 N,tcah Dnnh al
Is la II Is lon 50 o. spoke brig Hsnnsl, fr baisy
al. 81 A. on " as, spoke snip Joan Quincy A1.aHr
from Calcutta Dec ard Sand III. ads tn for bnston
Roads suano Charles J. Gilbert, vessel 10 A-seaj
Loaf overheard on the out~aTd passage, jan H. -
msp, Of York -
Bal Clara Windsor MeEwen, Port..u-Phnce u dsys =
10 Bs.her Graves. =, 10
Big Grer ADS. Taylor Msisnzaz days sugar % wssaS
Sailed in company with brig Greyhound and senT a1'A'
tor New York -
Bris Kc.suih IF sullyanl Ponroy Jacksonville % DR.
low pine to NJ Massey Co. yessei 70 Thompson ha.k
Sch. J. W. DsDdseJ, Crowell, Norfolk Days. gan
Mseh Is 90 smiths Island, spose shr. Vilsse Bshs'
weh for Norf,lk. -
sehr Panama Haley, Aeomsc isys With gfsia % ~
Parker -
Steamer Delavsre Cope, Philadelphia mdse. r. "a
stesDer Pelican, AldTch Pioyii.aee fndse 70 lsss o.,
sAILED-ship Compromise. Childs. Liverpool; bncs
1bonpfon. Charleston T. 3. Ws,son, Dsmaby. Laas'
BELoN-l ship, unknown.
WIND-Sdnrise. NJ. meridian. S.E. #; sInsst
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MARRuED,
PARHPp-CRErN-,

BARhRR-GREEN--In DAnubs, r y, on Mondsy S.fcl =.
hy he Rev h. ". Morris Nj James W earhf 4 firm
Of HIldsn Babe, S.vfork &c Miss R-;t A. Green o. iae
former place.
EPSTEIN FROlS0n wed-es1ay. MtIeh o. By he Rev. j.
Lyon Nj Jacob Eps,sin o E-InlIs, y z Mics Abby,
Ssugl;er Of Nj NJ FToiu u TINS city.
GRAUAk-MOTTAt the Church OF the Ascension On Tn1rs-
S,y hsek IS by ;hs Rev. g Beder Clinton GRAHAM -
Louisa NJ R5g youDse, daughter of ssnae r. Mott al VI
this city.
-WHlrLoCK-on Thursday March IS a; the
Duteh Reformed Church. WsshiDIOn square BY iss Rev Dr.
Huttcp Mr. ". bcDsnLd q this city - Mas JosspbEs
WAboek Of W.rcssstsI toeD.y asGtbsi q 10 A.e Tad
csu wLteSA.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sESsIONS-Mareh 27-Beore JaTice
Connolly snd BRowSrLL.


Number Of cases On the CAlendar-Prson cases, ~;
Suspended, 8: bal, 10 toiA 81
david Msnein was convicted OF stealing wagon
BODY. PeDitentsyy two months.
James Mcclure was convicted OF al assault and
battery Q biz wife. Peni;eDtiHy two mouths .
Msrgs -et Chowe was convicted OF stealing pair
q shoes. Peoi:entAIy -four months. .
John and Alexander lisms were convicted OF
s.us waeh and guard chain. Peniteuas-y three mo3ns
each =,
John Devaney plesded guilty 70 en- assault and bat
tery liz 1ife. Judgmen. suspended
George States pleaded guilty TO stealing ham.
PtBi;sp,isry fear months.
Patrick Tower pleaded guilty 10 sn ssssult and
battery Oh Michel Doughs.ty. judgment snspead-d
Charles Apple pleadet guilty 20 az Assault and Bat
tsry his wife Flsed $40 e.
Peter Brown pleaded guilty 70 stealng TWO pieces o.
flannel Peni;su,isiy .hree months. .
James w. Burgoyne vss convicted OF sn assam.
and battery On la wifi. Judgment suspended
Peter kssmer alas Smith, was convicted on TWO
charges Of petit larceny. Psui,euiAry si1 monih'
John Kelly was convicted OF indecent exposure N
the street. City PrisoD ten dAys.
Lewis Goldsmith was convicted Of an assault and
battery Samson TnA1hSlser. bn.d 80
Charles h. Stein wac cODvicted Of az asssu. and
battery on John NJ. Bower Fced 80. .
Felix Dursnd and william Brown were convicted OF
senTs w hole-ome meat Fined IS each.
Hugh Boylsn was convicted OF an ssshu and oat-
terry On James MeCsheJ. Peni''u.ury two no,'hs
Henry Bremen was lcted Of an assault and Bat
tery Bridge, Tranog Fined o..
Zachaf ss Bin baum faed 80 for an assault and
battery KAoin. Davis To:'l number Of convict ~ =
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-Nueb z7-Bsfors
Jutss BETS.

DECISIONS IN ADMIRALTY.
Jesse w. Starr ct al. agt. The schooner White
Clold-Deeree striking from docket io lriteuiAy OF
p.adinp with leave 70 aneud awe pro 'ua1, &c .
Adrisr Nissan sgt The brg Alcert--Decree dis
missing libel with costs
cree oisms,ng libel With costs 70 be taxed
Stephen Abbey, ct al. sgt. the steamship Robert
l. Stevens-Uecree disinis ing Gt-i ni.t
John +. Brown sgt. The propeller Albany.-Decree
di,rniss libel with cost-
James X. Brown agt. The propeller Aloany.-De-
cree Diminishing itel with COST 10 be taxed
Levi Hayden ct al. sgt. The steanboa, Troy.-De-
diminishing motion.
a. owners he brig Ss bDseTeo ior HbeAni ard Interest
and costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
LAW INTELLIGENCE.


SUPERIOR COURF-GKpraAL TIss-M.RcH 7-Brior-
judges BosNo ORTIZ, HoFThsA aud "oop2-fF
INTERESTING PARTsHRsHl? oUYsTlpH.
In he matter difference between Emery CELcs a-o
EA.s HLstfoacS
These parties entered into partnership, each patlng
in s. 0O0 az capital By the terms Of the agreement
betveep them SIR. Clilds was 10 a.te1d 70 the bust
ness a. far he conveniently could, Ia this city, ana
forward goods 20 IIsshronck in Iowa, where the laer
vss o. devote his NLble trle 20 the busines5 Cnlds
pas 10 receive fourth Of :hc profits and Hasfon
the remainder. The agreement was drawn between
themselves and nothing was said abou. losses. Ice
busuess wac Unsuccessful, and abO1. ~ ot the
capital wss lOa. The question a. issue was DOW the
remaining $3.50 Of the capitsl should be divided.
Chida aimed that be entitled 10 the TGoe o. t,
ard that Hasbru,ck was indebted 20 him in the SIM
Of 500 beside, making 81 go. This claim was b.sed
upon the theory that he was 70 receive only one
fourth Of the profits he sho1ld only lose Ooeou1 OF
the capital invested by him. IIasbron * csmei that
the $500 thOud be equally divided between then.
Til. Judges consultsd Oge her upon the question, ard
they soy = Of the most perPeNog cases which
bss been submitted ~ them Tor a long tune They
accordingly ordered i: to be argued FIa-ci- Byroe
for M Coids; exJuJse McKs.ock aud r. 4. South
wick Of NewbuTgh for Mr.. Hssoronck.
B.fofe fli Be- Z.
DECISIONS.
George Caldwell act. Ko5er. Taylor.-Oi9eT az
frJned si;h +l0css.s.
SWAMI Ward e. Auo. NJ. Sacket: e. sl.-Order
aft -, win d 10 as.
James s. S'uyter sgt j. Brce Smith e.. al.-.Jloge-
mr. sld ode. sppo.ea sHsd ,ep. reduce
cots % IS o. who1t c,.,s to .'le: pity sppes
Edward Bigeow agt. Hugh McCs5e.-OFder a.
Before Jud,e woooRuFr.
fBE JosEPH WALKER CAss.
Barnes Dodge at Fernando Wool .. 81.
This morning, the jury being asked what Tss Their
v.rd stated TIA: hey hse no. been able 70 Toy
then declared AID the Count 4joaraed ~ he term TIE
posed.
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Mnrkets-Rsp0y,ed bv Telsgrapk.

BALTIMORE, March G-FLoUs que, and heavy. Wheat in
s-tive d'nsnd except prime discptons ws;n low aud
ouu. CCsS arve Ndbuoysct WHISKY did and dropping
2l!G2lc.
PHILADELFHls, March 27-PLouR quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT has escn1g tendency; sses u Red 81 056sI 49,
White ga 81 ~, closing dull CosS in scive deIsai
al sSa54c. Provisions hrm, but quiet. WHISKY firm
NOBLE, March n-CoTTOS declined receip. u the
EsAIa news sales today 500 bAs The Gales Of he week
foot Up s so bales and the receipts 1900 Stock IA 900 baes
hoBLt March 27-Tte sales Of Corros to-day 1000
bales the msrset closing r-m; Miiing lie
SAVANNAH March 2-CoTTos aaket unsettled; sale, today
Loo bA...
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Receipts Of Produee-HaRcH %.

Hy Hsd'on Rirer bbls Flour, as bA's Whsat 800
bess Psss barge Van r. the S-snre Llae 'ank
y,'t-rd.y ten miles below Albany, With 20 Do CT Flour and
ether freight
BY Ere Raroa4-8l3 bbls. Four. % DO Whlsky, +9 d.
Prov,ons 2eO pkss Lard 90 Ashes It's d. Better % DO
Cheese, 1900 sides lie ,her LOO Hides
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ready % leave for Lake Superior - esyy ~ p'ae,cs
HE IAka E,ie ,.s v.ry hale ice and bsa,s are
m,kirg ,r ps Of the WtsG end. The Wel.na Canal -
ported rec.
The general business - tie ci.y and = 'ee a'eror
bsr been gresy essensd ~ 90 ccot,nusl ~ "n'Sh
have rsi dereC Cruiuun rn41- Dsr - uHP%--tole.
Receipts OF pro- ice, az remit: l'ss from t-e
oouu'Iy. have been dmE.-hsd AMI Oslr,- az sl'n'-t
= ppsd fnn the isc mat l.eriol t-lds-s yll soon
be coming TO the city p-Isou.
Elour ard Whest have 20. been act 70, though tas
make. Tor II latter fTmer than - tbe dss CT oar
la,t Revi, BIZ, = 7n-t e1 ~ith bayer- SRI se.er.
a. va iance that close quotations impossible. An
sc.vs der.rd nas arisen Tor NJ, CJrn 'or store, and
rY,ces advanced L &c. Gas have GsO irpTJved
fully le. closing huoysut. Ba'..y dull sd owsr Il
snytf'br. Rye .teaey. Ms P9Tk sivanaei. LiEl
i'm. Ca.,le IL good demand. Hogs IL .igo. supply.
Sheep Grp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
SUPREME CouRT-CHAsnERs-MARoH2 l-Befre ulse
hSRlHAk.

sUPRLME CouRT-CHlsnERs.-MARcB 2I-Befre Judge
heRlHAk.
DIVORCES.
Angene Il. Smith sgt. VIM. ID. Smith. Judgment
OF divorce granted.
Martha T.. Morsll agt. Joseph Motrel.-Judgmen:
of divorce granted.
Before Judge geRABAs.
DECISI0S.
Alexander Duncan ct az, agt. Elphalet N IL ct al
Motion denied without COTS
The ALBANY STREET EXTENSIONS.
In the matter the application Of the Mayor Sc f The oyer
Ing Of Albany street
In this case the counsel for the Irnity Church IN
..red several objections the application BY bs Corporation
appointment Of Com missone OF Assessment or the eh
t.u,nn u Albany through the Trinity Church property
The objections con,s.d chiefly Of ALE ged ins.ancy Of the
notice and adsy OF publication BY posting aso hat
The sdsv did not show that the noce was psted IN coo
rieoou, places The Court elaborate oon ovefased
The objections
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AZ Xeiegrapk.

CHARLESTCN-Arr March r a. m, I. ~
Man a. r. ser. from New.iors. 49,. -
NEW -ORLEANs-Au March =, ships N%ts See
Liverpool; Shawmuf HAyre: P,gnot, London 80.
Boston. Cor ius ur-Ships Franz Pierre, IaNes,
Lord, aas AIEo from Ll,eIpsol; Msssrs, h'Si'f'-~
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EeksrSs Topas NJ EvsBs Bea'sr - Ds,s.cses 70 w.
Ton sor Amsfiean L rs.i0H a. Plfis Ma Eanus Rss.,
Fsrrv lsdy ells ard sefvsnt. Wm- u. D.nare, n ~
LIN s.r. r >. b Ariisu. A. Rst4sbe NJ Be- a1ld 20
or U.s.. A. Sisst- 4 XII, Y .. kse Asfrei, v-'yt
Brrthern. 4. sf'-. Cksrirs y 80 lsff 4. S-infs sL
Fsicttr AID rhli, Mrs H~rps'. H. s.lmpa. J. a..
',r. v. Br1pe Cisriss iisussE .s.y as3 tllt..Ns
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Passsu gers Arrived

In stea~.hp FgLs. from Hdrre-A. Heavy Eoesbsry g.
Kieuhs;eAss Capt J. r. Gatzener T. Cramr. A. D. Ocf
u PsIed.. . Lsa Won't. Theoaore T. MIr.l aud hiy Paul
D.s.rdu Chsrss L.zuaS ~ Boxer, j., H. s. klsi s. Do
Esr,rey French COIss 20 CkVrsn. and servant; Francis
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Alta meeting held here on Thursday BY the Board
of Directors Of the Illinois Csntrsl Railroad Mr. w.
II. Osborn w.s raeiec.-d Presideu,, and Mr.. Geo. B
Mcclellan Vice-Presiden,.
From The Chicago Comm<reid E-pro.
Tne Spring Cones rapidly, aud the prospect Of an
early pton Of navigation - unusually promising.
TIE great rivers Of the country oil open and it
will lot turpriss any Il the 81. Csr Flats and the
Strait. are pGss.d within week. Stesners on this
L.be are s.sr;rg ou. aSd he Lsdy Es.n IS getting
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BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

EcErEATIoss.-TDe Republicans Of he Thirteenth
Ward on Saturday night made the following nomns-
tons: Fer Alderman, 8. u. HginbotAm; Supervisor,
Hm Wall; Assessor, John FinDey.
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SATuEpAY. Msreh 27-P. \.

S.oe,s were sorneEhat irregular in esEly trausac-
tons OF III. dsy Int upon ne whole he rl4Tke, ws'
,u.tzred At TIE fIst BSId, aud s,-
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BEooKLIp CRY hoRTALIIY.-Th The :o.sl number of
Sssshs Id this city, for tie week ending March a. was
l33 Exclusive Of 20 from Calvary Cemetery. OF these
n were males and Sc females; 81 men, Is wonen, Al
boys sad SO girls The principal diseases were con-
sumption ls, eongestoDs g. scarlet fever marasmus ),
smallpox Z, stlbOrn 6, croop4 inflammation of lungs
49, disease Of heart G, dropsy in head 4, pasy 3 &c.
OF the above IS were under yeI Ofsge, 80 between
and 20 and 40 between 90 and 90. OF these 90
we're natives Of the United Ststes II of Ireland of
England, of Germany, of Scotland, ard each Of
sandwich Islands, Sweden and Wales.