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TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.

sell GLEAsON'S PATENT AMERICAN GAS
gems of Alexandra with confidence, the most
economical Burner which has ever Oeen presented
to the puniic As the season ls approaching when
the re Is generally great complaint Of large gas bills
which is in the hands Of the consumer and invite
all who wish 10 study economy in the use of f.s 20
esL on the nnaerslgned agent ard examine these
Burners; The following Certificates, selected from
many Others are suffclent to establish the claims
which are presented for there burners:
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Nov. Is, 1881 have tested
yooI ttent anu corrosive Gas Bsrnsr, ana Ind
g!eet Improvement over :ny other have vet seen
II produces perfect ard and steady nsme,f very
deslrabe result twin the mechanical consi ructiOu
Is simPe'a not Likely 70 set pSt g e,dsL,
Superintendent of Gas, Alexandra, We.
RNcHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND. Va. AuEu4 p.
lS55-Ihe undersigned, having used Gless6n's
Patent 6as Burners IN the Exchange Hotel RHd
Bal ard House, for severn months paat, takes PIES
sure in certifying 70 the steadiness and purity o
my IN the consumption Of gas secured by the sane
for after using them IN a. parts of the two houkes
above nlned, the rednoiI6n IN the ges biils, when
compared with the coTrespOi ding M nIhs IN Tre-
vlOus ears, places the fact ~ saving Of from %
TO IS per cent beyond q doubt. eheerfuii, recon-
mend them to al persons who wishes s good steady
light, with small consumption Of gss.
JOHN p. BALLARD
F. g. HENLEY, tho AZ ent fer tails city. cSn be
i9pnd az Mr. isIer's 6as-httine bsnsoa 'shIneni,
Nc. St5 pennsylvsnla sr~nae, soeth sioe, etseen
lzih and 18th q : ects. ae.ssc
SAeDs'S GALLERY.-AMBRa rYPi stsisn
- at this well known Gallery are beoonsng m1Te
ana more popular ever day IRON the 'aot thsI 4 ,
pair. or penRe spared ia giving them tGs n1 si
bse;, pes from 8" ceIts Ano awards
'' Penn. ave-, bet. s,h and s,S "a,
no ~ oppo, Centre Msrtst.
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BALTIMORE. Dec. 3-B lsadstuffs are dull and
unchanged. Flour Is unchanged; Howard street
and Ohio SIS lex.
Wheat is firm white S13OaSI5 $50, red 81 20. Corn
Is hrm and unchanged.
Provisions generally closed with an advancing
tendency.
Whisky is STEADY and unchanged
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New York 1Iarkets.

nav YORK, Dec 3-Flour is d Inn; State 81 2Sa
Si50; Ohio IS iOaS55O; Southern IS .l5aS5 30.
Wheat Is quiet; red 81 Is; Kentucky white 81 IS.
Corn is quiet; mixed 7a5T7c
Pork is buoyanti mess sl7 65ssl7 20; prime
sI3 75aSIi
Lard Is buoyant at ~ sallL
Whisky is firm at % Nc
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25th-Fine airy through
out; hne to end. 26h-Fine and airy, wind w !:
airy and cold throug bout; fine to end 27th-Fine,
calm, ice made; clouded, after noon; fnishs d
with snow. 2Sth-Cloudy, fine rain, cloudy
throug bout; snow gone; heavy rain at nioht
29th-Cloudv. wind NE. cloudy, cold and damn
throughout. 3Oth-Lighily cloudy, airy, wind
w. by n; fne and pleasant throug bout De-
cemoeT lst-Fine, sharp, white frost, ice made,
hne throughout; cloudy to end 2d-Cloudy, fne
rain and hail falling.
New moon, Sunday, 5th, about a. m
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Deer I'd, 1855 r.
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JAMES p. SMITH,

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY. AuotIoueers.
puBLIC SALE.-GREAT SALE OF HORSES,
i MULES WAGONS, CARTS, GEARING, Tools,
FURNITURE. &c.-On MONDAY MOhNlNI, the
9Th of December, at u O'Clock. we shall sell near
DrOyers' Rest, on the line OF the Aqneduet, one
mile from Georgetown, the entire working Stock,
Tools, &C., Of Messrs. Carnan, DoDDIn Co., con
tractors. We name
Is fine Young and sound Horses,
4 excellent Riding and Buggy Horses,
falling top Buggy, PhiIadelphla make. neal, new,
2 sets single Har e-s,
4 excellent and young work Mules,
u Carts rstIste order, but little worn, gearing
complete. o.
2 Farm Wagons, light and strong,
Heavy Stone Wagons,
100 Wheelbarrovs, nearly new, Hay Cutter,
larke lot Of Shovels Picks, Drills, Hammers, and
1000 feet Pine Plank, and Joist,
l Derrick. rigged complete,
Lot Of 4 rst rate Drag and Lead Chains. Blacksmith
Pores and Iift Pumps. with 200 feet Hose.
Shanties, with all the Furniture therelu, Cook
stove, househod and Kitchen Furniture. o.,
TN otner articles tao M merous 10 mentlC n, al
OF which VIII be sold without reserve.
Ihe Horses, Mules, Carts AID Wagons are b. far
superior TO those used BY auy contractors On the
work. They are in good condition, and WORTHY iks
attention of personS wishing 70 purchase. 80
Terms: All sums Of and under $50 cast: over thst
sum credit of 90 and 50 days, for mites 6earint ma
terest and satisfactorily endorsed, T0S-"s'N
no 24-ds BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aupts,
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BY ). G. MoGUlRE CO., Auoiioneers.
DOSiTlVE AND UNRESERvED SALEOF
4 2SMALL SQuAREs OF GROUND IN THE SEcoNr
WAaDEOn THURSDAY AFTERNOON. De
oember "a, at O'Clock, at the auction rooms, we
shall SELL without reserve
Square No. S7, fronting respectively on yermcu,
avenue, 18th street west. and north s street ard
containing 30.760 square feet.
squire MOTH OF Square No. S4, fronting sctiye
iy on Vermont avenue, 18th street west and
rhorth street, and containing II 42a square feet
ern part ofths Second Ward toward which improye
n,sare rapidly approaching, ar d they must in a
SNORT tlhe: become very valuable. Title unques-
tonable. Sale without reserve.
Ttrms: One-thlrd cash; the residue IN 6 and IL
months. with interest, secured by q deed in trus;
on the premises " nus
no q J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
UTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
untll MONDAY, Dec. 9Th, same hour and place
deS d J. G. McSUIRE Sc CO. Auct'rs
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OswEeo. Dec. The receipts Of canal tolls
on property shipped fsom Oswego since the open
ing Of navigation Ia LIST December, amount 20
s3J3 700, against s2G9 sis for the corresponding
period of last season
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Boston Politics.
Baltimore Markets.

BOSTON, Dec 2.-The temperance party Of Bos-
ton have nominated Julius A. Palmer for Mayor
and a full ticket for Aldermen
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FluaurfaI

Nkw loRx. Dec. Stocks are firm. Chicago
and Rock Island 62K; Illinois Central shares
az do bonds VI; New York Central sax; Penn
Coal Co 20; Reading SIX; NIL. and Miss. II;
Va. 6's soy; Mo. 6's 90.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue of a writ OF
I'1 herr fsclas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county of washington, and to me dire oted | shall
expose to public sale. for CASH, in front of the
the 2ith oey of December, 1853, Mt u O'Clock m
the following described Property, to wit: All
defendants right, title, claim and interest in and 10
Lot No. nine. 20, lin square No. ore hundred and
nine ty Six. Sc, In the city of Washington, D c.,
thereon. seized aud levied upon Is the property OF
Francis Dickens, and will be sold to satisfy Ju
dclal No. 93 to May, 1883, In favor of W. Ii. Shep-
paId. J. ID. HOOVER
Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia,
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Navigation Closed.

MONTREAL, Dec. 2.-The weather il cloudy
and mid, with a Sigh; sprinkling Of snow
This morning the thermometer stood at "a deg
Navigation is closed.
RoUsE's PoISr, n. Y. Dec. 2.-Thc steamer
Boston arrived here at IL a m. She LEFT Burling-
ton at 80 p. IN yestei day, breaking ice for ten
miles. She is probably the last boat of the sea
son. The ice Is three inches thick
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DIED.,

-, On Thursday, December ID. ROBERT RAIN
Ely. Jr., In the 20t year OF MS age.
The FRI ENDS ard relatives pectfuly invited
to attend ms funeral from his fathers residence,
cSrner OF sth and streets. No. 257 Qsand Sunday
afternoon, at O'Clock.
At Fort Slmcoe, Washington Territory, Septem-
Der nth, MARIANNA EHTON. in the nth year
other age wife OF Major Robsrt 8. Garrett. U. 9.
New York city. Also, at the same place. on the
sd OF the same month, ARTHUR NELSON, her
infant son, aged months and 5 days.
in New Orleans, on the 9Th Of October, in the 5sth
year of her age, Mr.. SAR.H DEVAUGHN. for
many years a resident Of Washington.
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By A. GREEN Apoti,

By A. GREEN, Anctioneer
THREE VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
BuILDINs Lois on OHIO AVENUE AT AUCTION
On MEDNESDAY.t the 9Th IL slant, shall sell. IN
front OF the prem ses. at o'clock D. IN three vain
adj g and desirable Building Lots, Known and desig-
mated as l,ots NO Z, ID, ana f., of the subdivision
of orig inal Lot No. j, in Square No 2s7 each hsy
ing front of Is feet 81 100 Ohio avenue and
running back about 80 feet to fleet alley betw een
18th and ISL streets west.
The above sale offers a fine op pOrtunity to per
sons W hing to invest In a handsome and rapidly
improving section OF the city.
The terms of sale are, One-fourth CASH the bal
ance In SIX, twelve and eighteen months for notes
beallng interest, secured by deed OF trust pom tn
premises.
de2-d A GREEN Az,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

r TEE STAR PUBLIsHEs TEE LISTS OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE WASHINGTON CTR
Posr OFFICE USDER TIE PROVISIONS OF THE
LAW DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN TIE
NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST cIRcULA-
TIoN WITHIN TIE DELIVERY OF TEE OFFICE.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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=-= -
MARRIED..

On the lst December. By the Rev. Alfred Cook
man. CREiGHToN NJ. WHEELEk, of Wash
lngton. ard MARY 8. ARMBRUSTER, daurh &c r
OF Peter Armbruster, of Philadephia, Pa.
tAlex. Gazette copy.)
In GEORGETOWN. Cd the 18th November. nv tho
Rev. Father Aiken, Mr. JAMES v. COLLINS
to Miss FRANCES STONE, all of that CITY,
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HDIJSEAOiD ANN RITruE>r

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
- TURF AT AUCrIoN.-On TUESD i
MORNlNG this 7th instant, hal! sell, at the re s.
idenos o. a gentleman declining honsek eeping or
Mary laRd avenue betw, en- 9th and 9TH streets com
nture, VIZ: "
Mshogsny SOFAS, Spring seat Chairs, Rockers,
- Do. Centre Table s and Bureaus,
Bedsteads. Chairs, Washst ands, Toilet Sets,
Carpets, Mating, OilclOth,
Cotton and Shuck Mattresses,
Dining and other Tables,
Cooking, Chamber, and other Stoves,
Gina, Glass, and Crockery Ware,
win general assortment of Kitchen REQUISITES
and other articles, which we deem unnecessar,
to enumerate.
Terms cash.
de- A. GREEN, Anct.
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Total .............SI.s45 so

A''''-'''''.....S 81 Gao ~ SS4S 6S
The above shows a complete return with ont
exception, g., that of Oficer Ross, and estima
ling his amount Of judgments at SI55, which i,
about his usual return the total result is 81 900 IS
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South Carolina L. 8. Senator.

CoLUMBIh, :. c, Dec 2-The tenth ballot for
United S'atas Senator resulted today In the eIec-
ton OF Hon. James Chestnut the President Of the
state senate This result is LOGGED upon as
signal triumph Of the CONSERVATIVES The last
two ballots stood as follows:
Ninth ballot. ..io IS S
Tenth ballot. % 81
Senator Hammond was In town to- day, en- route
Tor Washington; and his presence and wishes
doubtless had an influence on the result
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Latest from CaIifsrp,..

ST. LoUIs, Dec. 3.-The overland Californi,
mail OF In. 9th has arrived, with siI passenger,
including Hon. c. McKibbin and ~ Mevry
Of Arizona.
Mr. MowTv furnishes a favorable account of the
1ila gold mines, the average yield Of which 10
l,5W per day.
A Politic,l meeting at ella City endorsed the
MeSiiIa and Tucson convention king Congress
To- Territorial organiz4tion
Mt. MONTY states also that the silver mines are
vesy rich.
Elimination had been received at Smith that
Lieut.. beal had gone into winter quarters The
L .iu OF Ills being attacked by the Indians is
Toe Apachcha Indians were committing den
relations on the frontier Of Sonora and AriHona
ne revolution In Sonora was In full prog ress .
cheira.
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By 8. J. MCCORMICK. Auctloneer.

BY 5, J. MoCURMICK, AuctIOneer.
II AUCTION-A SMALL FARM FOR
"A SALE ON THE WESTERN SUBURBS OF THE CRY
OF ALRXANDRIA-On WEDNESDAY, December
18th, at u O'Clock In front of the Mayors of0 g.
We Will o1er at public auction very desirable Fee
of IS or s. acres, about half of which is in rood
wood, and the remainder has been unoer cultivation
as mar garden, for which II is very deslrab q
The wood covers three as desirable building sites
as can be found so near the ~. On the farm ere
is q two story Brick Dwelling and a fame stable
For further informant IN apply to either Of u.s. ard
we Will show the place to any who wish TO IN CT IT,
2yesrs on the remainder.
JAMES p. SMITH,
X. T.. SMITH,
Executors of Hugh Smith.
del-d =. j. MCCORMICK, Auofs.
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By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer

by a. GbEES, AuctIoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 'CANDI
II HORSES: Harness, &c, AT AucTtoN.-On
SATURDAY MORNING., the 4th instart,I shall
SELL IN ;ront OF nv aucion rooms, at 10 O'Clock q
large lot of Furniture, sucl as
MahngaDy so!as, SldebOard and Bureaus
DO. Tables. Washsta nds and LOUNGES
. Do. Marbie-top Centre and = de Tables,
Redsteads, Cane and " God seat Chairs
Wardrobe. Bookcases, Letter Press
Feather Beds, Bolster and Pillows,
Hair, Cotton. and Shuck Mattresses
Carpets Ollcloth and Mating,
China, Glass aud Crockery Ware,
large lot of Kitchen Requisites,
Is box es Candle.,
Also, good Work Horse, said to be sound and
WORKS vel IN single and double harness, with a
good set Of Harness.
Terms cash.
de I'D GREEN A.,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
1y Telegraph for the Evening st.,
Virginia Democratic star. c..,..,,.-


nsno'I..,cts, Dec. 2-The attend,nr. q, %.
.everai -, o's'e invention Is the large, hv
phsrS t ed that ever assembled In ths s,.,y
srs,y r,,n 90 u crowded TO sufocxtion' Nr,riv
Tbs5s ,S NO. An the State IL represented
i.e.e Nds Ihnch consequent confnsion
temporary Organization was effsS,st r.. Ill
Ing Gol L. Butts, OF PetersasrS, ., y ssn-
A committee Of one from each reoe ~ emu,
district was appointed to report once, -, .
manent organization. There was a neces. :, -.
until half past three O'Clock wv
On re-assembling, resolutions were reportsa
oy the nominating committee, when a rpo.f 80,
mnnious debate ensued. IL continued 10, two
hours, presenting a scene Of confusion worse
eonfounded . loud cries being frequently made
TO the Interruption Of the speakers and Certainly
bot to the credit Of the body. q. M Crutchfrld.
shelton F. l.eate, S-ddon Of stafford, Jackson
o. W God, and Gilmer Of AIbermarle all attempt
ed to speak, but Were silenced by clspping of
hands, shouting, and Kissing Mr. Lake uItI-
natety gained attention, and, AFTER a conciliatory
sno,t on his part, order was restored The nom.
1natlng committee recommended for President
InonSs NJ Amber, Of Louisa, who was elected
vt aScLstHalohi and every Democratic editor in
Ia state appointed a secretary The Cony,n-
ton immediately adjourned until eight o,clocf
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuNIruREAr
IL AUCrIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 10th Instant at
iO0clock shall sell, at the residence of a gen-
teman dec ming housekeeping, No. 10 north A ST.
Immediately In front of the Capitol Grounds coed
part ' ~
Mahogany Sofas, Spring seat Chairs,
Do. Castor and Arm cIryed do
Do. Marble top Centre and Pier Tables,
DO. French Roll board Bedstead,
Do. Card and Dining Fables
Gllt-frame Pier Glass Stand,
Bedsteads, Cane and Wood-seat Chairs,
Marble top w ashstands, 4 oilst Sets
Fine Feather Beds, Bolster and p Ilovs
Hair, Cotton, AID Shuck Mattresses
SSSm,orts, QniIfs. Blankets, and Counterpanes.
Carpets, Oi!cloth and Mating,
Cooking. Chamber, and other Stoves.
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Also a large lot Of Kitchen Requisites
Terms ALI sums unde Ssh. cash over $50 a
dorsed with interest. va
deS-d A. GREEN Aro,
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INK AsYLUM.-We learn from the intendant
j. X. Queen, Esq, that there are nfy-eigbt in
mates In the workhouse and ffty-on in the aims.
house. The former are kept at work by various
means, the stronger in erecting a new ice house
ana the feeble in lighter jobs on the farm. VIM
Truman, native Of England, but an old resi-
Gent mere, died In the almshouss on the 27th of
November, aged about ninety years
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AUCTION SALES.
U.DAY = N1.MORROW MORNTN3

|
O.0AY 9 W.MoRR0H MORNING.
By WALL a BARNARD. Asot,onsers.
$40 900 s WORTH or DIR DRY S0ops At
Dry ana 6sess Cod. i ana Ne.
PsnosyIyanls avenue, opposite Brown Hotel. ~
The sale will be continued Every Morning A fter-
ne moon ana Evening until the whole stock Is disposed
The assortment comprises Dress Goods of ali
basin, MerinO, Ii oassesInes, Plsids. Al paooas, q O.
A great stock of handsome Wool. Stella. and other
Cloths. Cassimerex, vcsiinrs,
WIZ Ss bsok and Brown CottoIs, Flannes, Embroi-
or lengths 70 suit purchaser. "' reserve In iO''
, DEDUCTION of2 per cent 10 all bills Of szs and
The lsdIes are invI.ed to attend.
No No damaged goods Will be sold. Every article
del WALL r. BARNARD. Auct,.
BY BARNARD a BUCKLEY, GEORGETOWN.
IN FRIDAY, THE THIRD OF DECEM-
~, Der, at o'clock p. m, we will sell. in front Of
story Brick House and extensive hack saisinS,
sIuated on High, near West sire ct, on Lot humber
,nirtesn. IN Beatty ard Hawkins addition George
The house contains II good rooms furnished with
an. and attached thereto is a good bake smoke
no c. also, pump of pure water at TIE kitoh-
o. ems: One-lnurth cash the balaoe in u, Is and
interest and secured by deed OF trust on the prem
psId quarterly. T-'e' W 10
non BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
BY }: G: MCGUIRE a CO.. AuCtioneers.
A DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE of THREE
fNG Mne eSsrh M1LSs..on SATURDAY MORN
auction rooms, we shall sell, ty order of tie Or
Three you Dc and well broke Work MuIes
Terms or edit of 81 and 30 days for satiSf,o.o
rlly endorsed notes, bearing interest,"
BY order of the Administrator
oe z J. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts.
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO. Auctionesr.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF NEW Ann SI
y PERioR CARRIAGEs On SATURDAY NOR
MIMI, fecember Alta, at " o., lock- IN front of the
auction rooms. we shall sell without reserve
IL passenger Brett,
Ply slcIan's RockGway,
no top BuEgies.
All handsomely finished. and of superior work
msnshIp. "
so, one Carrvall, Horse and Harness.
IefHs: OnA-thlrd CT sh the residue 10 sixty and
ing interest. S' '
des-d JIG. MCGUIRE & CO. Auct,.
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TRIALS AT THE GuARD-HoUsE.-Jokn Simms,
drunk and vagrancy; workhouse 90 days. Thos.
hatine, drunk and disorderly do. Geo. Reyn.
nne and costs, SO Is, but held for a hearing ON a
coarge OF larceny Of a ham. Jim Drunk cot yerv
drunk, and was taken into the cage last night:
ms morning he was ordered to pay SO Is, but
was also held on a charge of tbs iarcenv ~ !.
watch for further hearing
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i.''NH q" hEkkICk, sal |
Tue case Was fully discussed by counsel. and 4
great number Of authorities were referred TO Til.
principal point Of d inerenee was whether mu.
nieiP:i corporation such this !. liable al com.
mon law TO an individual for injuries resulting
from the negligence OF the corporation to keep in
repair the highways, bridges and streets, Which,
by the terms Of Its charter, It Is bound to mix
aud keep In repair. No opinion was delivered
eY The Court, which was somewhat divided In
opinion-oue OF The Judges iniimating that he
thong 1T the CoTPoi alton responsible; another
intimating that he thong BIT there was no rem. Y
in such cssri and the third, that he thong ht
them not responsible for negligence in making
repairs.
II is question Of great public concern; and a.
IL Is obvious that the law is very unsettled, and
IL ought 10 Dc made very clear and distinct We
trust toe case will 20 10 the Supreme Court, and
the public may nave the BIN, d; Of the opinion of
that framed tribunal, and every citizen NAV
know whether the Corporation H. or Is not sove !.
els Ia tnis PsFiC ala; and II tie law lie sach a.
may BE- iafeIed from the above ruling If the
Coa't, that the Legislature may provide = rem
sdy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24


The liquor dealers Of this city, 70 the number Of
four hundred held meeting al Cochltuae Hall Sudbury
street, Thurrcay evening AZ which Hazcn J. Burton
President, Henry nooley, Vice President and John q.
Chandler, Secretary The object Of the meeting 10
considrr hs interests of The trade particularly In m res
ton 10 the Nuisance art and tho decson OF On
Justice Shsv. speeches made BY the President,
VIM n Perrin, Mr nooley, John A. smith and John Glib
son. Mr. Perrin said that Judge Shsw's decision was
mob law and carried out would be defensible 10 shoot
man endesvorng 70 protect his property from dcsruc-
ton" The Presdcn, cautioned them against fcrcibe
tistance " The law" Mr. Smith said they had nothing N
expect n the Law the courts Tie highest legal auho-
y or the sate had accused them Of keeng nuisances
They meant 70 sppe 70 the supreme Court OF the United
states and they failed there tbey would 20 70 The ballot
boz hessrs Dooey and Gibson favored Of the ade
INQUIRY having been made OF the funds Of the Old assccs
uop the President said that Chosto, BARTLETT and Goodrich
we're each paid 81 GOO 10 lay out the liquor aw cold
CORPSE. hessrs. Hazen Burton A. s. Hsmmsu and Y.
O. Chandler were appointed committee 10 confer with
another committee having under consideration the matter
6s constitution and bylaws for the association, and
10 request that committee 70 dram such instrument
coon A. practicable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

NEGOTIATING FOR THE DEAD.-The Utica Herald
saJse Few Of the smaller oiams for damages sustained by
passengers on the fatal train the New York Central
karosd bsye been settled The father Of young Knowles
TIE last victim Who died, accepted 81 go and Miss jose
pine Humer, girl IN the employ OF the Mack IN nily
took $3.50 FOR broken bead perng her life ~ stated
Other olams have been liquidated and few nego
biz tsthers lie AMI the relatives Of lawrence kaher
similar tum for bis
The TleqrgIh says We understsnd from a reliable
source That the company, through their attorney Mr.
GUN, fsceeceo N tGectDR sett enent with hr. Bett
usn, Ter The sUn Of ~ 300 We requested 10 state
that The announcement 10 the Morning Herald OF 10 day
hst settlement had been effected with Mr. Moore and
W Nahef FOR the OF ~ 200 each, IL without sha-
coz Of foundation, 10 such Arrangement having bcen
made.