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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-22
A. STREET A. L KING "A- = sA1
STREET, KING & Co.,
ATTORN EYS AT LAW,

a q A n a
LAND, COLLECTION, AND
GENERAL AGEETS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
ETI practice the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
M Nebraska. buy sell Land Warrants enter land on tnes
give Special attention making selections Of lands in Nebraska
Tor wishing good and dee locations, invest for distant
dealers on reasonable terms ry taxes furnish Of entries
and notice. bug AMI sell lands, town lots anu All
kinds Of real estate, and dOa General Agency business
W. s. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
Converse, Hartng & Co., Boston, Mass.
c. Hbbari sup't n. " Central Railroad, Albany n. I.
Gen Leslie CO0mhs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver & Co. do do
Dr.. j. S. Young, do dc
Gov W. B. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hon. Jordan Stokes do do
Lucas, Thompson & Co., st. Louis, No.
McGaric, Chittenden & Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
VIM. H. Sewer & Co, B ankers 0scaloosa, Iowa.
Baldwin, Dodge & Co., Council Bluffs, do
Davis Moody Co., Chicago, Illinois.
VI. A. johnson & Co., New Orleans Louisiana. lju9-d
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WETE just received from Philadelphia three barrels Of
wv H. < II. CatherWo0ds old Mountain Rye Whisky;
Three barrels Of xxx;
Three do Xxx;
Two do Xxx;
One do X;
Two barrels old Bourbon 1S43 These Whistles pure,
and worth dollars gallon For sale in
anvguantity. HOLLIsTER & CARTER,
apr23 q, Union street.
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EXecmtOr's Sale Of RenI Estafe.

Executor SAFE Oh RcHA Estate.
TEyHE undersigned offering private sale, all that
portion Of land lying the south side Of the Charlotte
Turnpike, belonging to the estate Of the Matthew Barrow
deceased land lies in full view, aud within miles
Of the State CAPITOL Is laid varying from
fourteen to Twenty-Five acres ali fronting the turnpike road
These lands will be sold at fair prices and liberal time. Any
rsops wishing examine them ascertain particulars
ation terms, will please call on John C. Barrow the
premises, J. L. & R. W Brown Real Estate Agents. or
he undersigned in Nashville. N. s PITCHER,
G.. @. TORBETT
Erpp-tf Executors Of n. Barrow. decd
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PINE FANCY FRENCH CANDLES.
WTE three hundred boxes Of the finest
w French Fancy Candies Cream Candy, Chrysazed Fruits,
&C. from H y Mailari New York. possibly be pro-
duced, suited for Parties, &c, viz:
Assorted Chrystaiized Fruits; RosOns;
Chrystalized Ginger; Vanile Gum Drops;
jelly Fruits with leaves; Acidulated Fruits;
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys;
do Gum Drops; Ice Cream Drops
Naugat Candy; Cordial Sugar Almond;
Brandy Drops; Cream Fruits;
Sherry Coolers; Maraschne Balls;
Pineapple Balls; strawberry;
do Fritters;
Besides many other kinds Come yourselves before
you buy HOLLISTER & CARTER,
aprl3 q Union street.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
WE have good lot Of NEGROES for Some 10
wv likely Boys l6 % years good young
Women with child each; good house Girls
years old, we'll qualified and be highly AIDED;
good Carpenter years old good Cooks from %
40 years old We anxious to sell the regular
market prices. laug2D H IL. HAYNES x CO.
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DOU GAS & co.

No. So Public square
NASH VILE, TENN
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CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
i Wines, Brandss, &c:
25 g. Eugene Cliquoit, pints and quarts
10 Widow Vive Cliquiot;
10 Fleur de seery and Grown brands
SO boxes Choice Clarets;
Harmony and other choice brands of Sherry and Ma
10 cases Swiss Absyath;
10 " Curacan and Marashnoi
so " GOuley, BOoke-s and other Bitters
40 casks London Porter and Ednpng Aes Of various brands
95l4 pipes of choice French Brandes. =.
The Vine growers Co. Jules Dund Agent" Jean Louis
superior old Cognac ISL" and Sazarc are fully guaranteed
pure in quality and favor, by the Agents for
pipes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Peach Apple
Brandy, Scotch, Irish, and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy
Bounce The eonnoseurs and lovers OF good Wines Bran
dy segas, &c, respectfully invited to call and examine
heir stock. aphr14 A. KERR 90.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000, ALL PAID SECURED.
TEyHIs Company being fully organized according Charter
prepared write Policies against LOsOr Damage by Fire.
Buildings, Goods Wares, and Merchandise generally Also
on shipments against or Damage by Sea- Rivers Inland
Transportation, the most favorable terms.
LIVE AND NEGRO POLICIES ISSUED CURRENT RATES.
office No. So, Corner OfSqsare and CEDAR Street.
DIRECTORS.
AEFh6S2 TTA4SSIEE ER, y JAMES WOODS,
HENRY HART, JR., R. c. MNAIRN,
THOS. W. EVANS, HUGH MCCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JAMES WALKER, Secretary. aPril3-y
J. T. MARTIN. JAMES wHEIEss. JOHN A. USER.
FISHER, WIRELESS q CO.,
G ROCERS, GENER Al co VI EMISSION
AND
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON TOBACCO,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Corner of Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
iyl-
PAINTING ESTABLISHIIENT.
DUTLDERS, HOUSEHOLRERS, &C., are re-
quested take notice that the undersigned, having made
tbe necessary arrangements the services Of competent
workmen prepared LARGE CONTRACTS the line
Of his vocOtO an its various branches In the department Of
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber is prepared execute with the greatest pTomptness,
alIeontrcs large which may fe rendered style and
upon which fail to give satisfaction He is also
pared to execute all manner Of
AND Ornamental PAINTING, GRAiNING AND AARBLINa
Having Ia that department uTsd the services Of the most expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work in his line to
give him a cali before making final Arrangements.
K. I. FLEMING,
marhsdd No O. Union ST. between Cherry and summer
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.
VIZ r. CORNELIUS Agent, thankful for past avors and
w indulgence would suggest that we have
more, and win be manufacturing
COITAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, 6c.
every description for the trade and customers generally
40 Spring street, Cherry, where
keep general assortment Of cheap Chairs, Bureaus,
will keep hand and make to order descrp
Mattresses, &c. Persons ordering from distance
rely on having their orders filed Respeetfulla
K. CORNELIUS, Agent
SHAVER & Co., Propretors apr26-f
PLOWS! PLOWSI PLOWS!
49, $50 Cast Mould Boards,
IN $50 Wrought Iron Mould Boards,
c. go Steel Mould Boards,
For sale low down for CASH.
TERRAss BROTHERS
mar25 80 Broad street.
Il. h. HAYNES r. =.
He H. HAYNES d CO.,
GENTS for the purchase sale Of Negroes, at POrers old
n stand, No. 50 Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
GRAIN! GRAIN!I--wanted at the Nashville City
Z u Mills:
$4,000 bushels prime Wheat;
10000 do old damaged Wheat, for distilleTy;
10000 do Corn for which the highest market price will be
1900 do Rye
The City Mills keeps in store at all times Extra Family Flour
Shorts Bran Ship Ss, &c. which will he furnished and de-
vered in large quantities at exceeding low prices.
Call the Agency Nashville City Mill, No G. Market street.
je25-d S. N. HOLLINGSWORTH
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EWING. MCCRORY & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CORNER OF MARKET a CHURCH SITS,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
VHTE in receipt Of large and fresh assortment o.
Wv GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, which We viii sell at low
rates 70 the trade, viz:
$50 hhds Sugar; 900 bags prime BAIT COhee;
800 bbls choice Molassezi go - n. D.
I'M Il
100 b6ls Golden Syrup, 600 " Nails;
100 - Cider Vinegar; $50 packages star Candles
100 . Pixies Whisky; 100 hbis crush. & pow. Sugar
100 % Wiltshire do 100 bXs G & Fine Tobacco
900 " Domestic Liquors; 800 d0z Demij johns;
50 90 Fins old Robertson county Whisky
And an other articles usually kept by Wholesale Grocers
marI EWING, MCCNORN & Gu.
VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.
receiving s0re and offer for sale the trade so
w boxes stutzsi B and Tobacco. This Tobacco has
reputation unsurpassed by any manufactured in Virginia. and
guaranteed number
ALSO,
5OOO genuine Rio Hondo Cigars;
% 900 assorted brands Cigars direct importation;
20 baskets Mum Champagne
100 or. chests superior Young HysOn Tea;
Or. casks MaTet Brandy, imported in 1854;
casks Rochelle Brandy
do Old Port Wine;
do pure juice Port, for medicinal use;
200 boxes French Brandy;
300 barrels Cincinnati Whiskeys;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
50 barrels Refined and Crushed Sugars;
For low By DILLON & CO.,
jyO No Is College street.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENN EssEE.
ID. A. Tfbbs, Proprietor.

NINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.--CatEZ shultr has
sent Us a large lot0f Fine Tobacco
j. W LANGLEY & CO.
sep3 Agents for Z. Shuts, and Halsey q Eoaker
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sOuERT FREEMAN. SMITH FREEMAN
FRI MAN p Il o r III Z II s,
Wholesale RETAIL
GF0ceFs a. Commission Merchants.
n EAEfn Fl 1r Boc5n, Lard and Produce generally For
3 eign and nestle Liquors Wines and Cig5rs, No.
NORTH College s- o., Nashville, Tennessee, Old stand
Ern Brothers. Agents ,r iiarsyille FIGURING Mills
DARE CHANCE have No. ] Blacksmith % years
4 ola and good character, for sale. Also several other
likely negro ly2fl WILL L. BOYD, JR.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TEXT BOOKS used in the High school, Fee
male Academys Young Ladies' Seminary
and othsr schools IN tie City and Country. Fer sale
b CHARLES W. SMITH.
sspI A Collegsslrset,
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KERR & co., IMPORTERS Or REAL
"A HAVANA CIGARS pure French Branties, Vine, Pol
land Gin. Jsuaica Rum, Marino, Atynth. bi-1afs, &c
tore, Post office Buildng corner Of Cherry and Church st
Nashville E13
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20
Marine Court.

Before Hon. Judge Thompson Gnd jury
COLORED PEOPLE HAVE NO RIGHT TO RIDE IN PUB
BE EXPELLED rBEREFRoM Ky PRISONS IN CHARGE
rHEREOF-AssAU AND BATTERY on C0LORBD
WOMAN.
APRIL l5-Ma7id JessItns us. Th11ldes L. Loois -rne
plaintiff is Q colorsd woman snd hairdresser by
tioa The defendant conductor In tue employ Of the
Sixth Avenue Railroad Company. On the 10th Of Feb
ruary the plaintiff go. upon Of the cars Of the
company while tbs in motion when the defen.
dan. informed her that she would not be permitted TO rdo
in the car as negroes were by this rues Of The mpsuy,
expressly prohibited from doing so The plAiotG Insisted
that she would ride and fortified herself anst
the efforts OF tho defendant to put her of By setting
hold OF the stancheons and refusing 10 let go. The
defendant told her that sbe had RICH, o. that
that there was coming expressly appropriated
for the use OF coored people Fnsly the
II appeared in evidence that against the rules o.
the company TO permit coorcd people TO ride in any csr
except such appropriated for that purpose TINS
In which this difficulty occurred was no. one oil hein
Judge Thompson charged the jury At mucn lcog.n ant
laid down the following rules OF law
Thai negroes do possess the rights and priv
leges - White men remsrkns that the bred Soo1 dec-
every good citizen OF the community, but that wAs
founded principles " justice reason and Christianity
That the plaintiff being negro had no right 70 seat
the question: tina; the duty OF the conductor
to expcl her under the rules and regulations VI the com
pauy the company had the right TO establish such
rules and regulations that negroes might be permitted,
but were not entitled " seat In public coavey anoo.
That the only question for the jury TO consider WA
whether Tia defendant used any more force than
oossary put the plsatn or the rdsi he did
she entitled 70 verdict othcrwise Il must DO for tho
deeDcalt
The Jury retired ana in q short tme returned with q
verdict for the defendant
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Police Intelligence.

THx wAR AGAINST MAsouxrApE BAf1s.-rhe late mani.
festo Of Justice welsh regarding the lessly Of maque
rsde balls directed a the manager OF the Academy OF
Music has attracted the attention OF the propreors Of
Du.sche voks Garten the Bewery Yesterday the pro
prietors Of that popular German resort appeared at tho
lower Police Court and made the startling announcement
that they tad given masked balls at thor establishment
during the ertre OF last winter Al the close Of the
MES they now came forward and wanted 70 know who
ther they had becn acting illegally not Thcy did not
intend irving an, further representations but considered
due 70 the magistrate 10 inform him u their conduct
They aid So account Of any conscientious scrupes
but az good lay abikrs chssns, asxcas ~ produce
moral effect that would forev crush cut al future efforts
70 get up mssquesics In ns SAT aud glorious metro
polls.
EscouN1ra VII CnRorNs--villlam q. Newman, OF
756 Greenwich street, had n de-, srats encounter with
Eve esrrosers on sunday evening. A. ho was passing
along Brcome street, towards Hudsou he Observed ave
men standing the corner taking az he approached
them two OF her number fell back, aad Sou a. Mr.
Newman got bis back W them they sprang upon nm and
dragged him 10 the rrolnd. Tho other thros rsscals
joined In The assault, AID dves.ed Mr. Newnan OF every
hing that valuable bis person. The gsrroters then
OF pursued by polcemsn Tyler, OF the Eighth pre-
cinct and aster ops OF their number MINED
Charles Johnson wsl captured and locked up the
ton house. The n taken before Justice ouack
erbush Of the Jefferson Market Police Court where he
was committed for t.ih.
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CoHversios OF an Actrcss-shs Relates Hos
Experience.


Ayo~ng lady, formerly an actress, re'sed hsr css
version last evening ai public meeting In the Beshs,
corner OF Lewis and Commercial streets Toe pastor kv
Phincss Stsv led the exercises and introduced ths sW
In few well chosen words. appears, accorolns ~
statement, that she English BY birth, and tseo ye1s
old An early passion for the stage finally prougni ~
upon H. nrst IN Engand, then here she payer ~ w
National u-sue no; long ago. and also 10 severa on~
thes;-es ~ the country. she was going homs Iron tee
thesrc ia the city) one night WITH net sn'er aso ~
,cress ard while passing church Vas nractss ~
bes rrr sore one sshortnr In loud way After vhiss
a., vsr, m; her would not The next night nsf
tns cas-, in play she visited the church instead Of the
u,se,re Her hcsr. vss moved, AZ she relates She Be
90 convinced that great sinner that the ihsa
IRE WA bad place that vas her duty 70 abandon the
stses This thought haunted her ccaselcssly. She COS
vocation AZ length her mind became much dstorses
,bss she len the hestre and sought pcaoc in Christ"
she destroyed her stage wardrobe and eschewed shaks-
r.re and Bourccsuh Her friends cpdeavorsd 70 con-
vince her that she foolish, and all that but 70 ~
effect She pcrsevered and finally found peace. SAGE
then she bs been, To use an expression Of hcr ovs
happy wemsn; and advises everybody 10 follow her er
ample During her remarks she occasion " express
On opinion thst the theatre exceedingly bad psce
in fact No other than " The gateway 10 hell" sac
tnev whereof she spoke, and fecl'nEly warned hw
hearers not N attend them The influence ~ the tbestre
she felt sure, bsnefu 70 the morals aud psety
people and none could attend the and have the c
She closed by ,esyns 10 the satisfaction and peace tn~s
IA In religious lfs. Her name she stscd, was Lucy
Hamilton She told Der story With unstudrd sloqusncs
ant the lmpresou 90 tbs sudisacs vss quite vs'os
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Mr. Rrey The celebrated American horse tanner. enter
Aned large number OF fashionable vssrs, MARCIA 81
IN The Dake OF Weliagtoa private riding school, Kslgh
bridge The Duchess % Sutherland and the Marchisass
OF sAhofd attended early and received spcsa nstrustc
in bis metbods Of subjussung the horse Mr.. RArey r.
forwards gave Instruction 70 his third public class Anssg
the nobemen and gentlemen present were the Duke a
Leeds the Marquis OF stafford the Earl Grosvensr, the
Earl OF Derby, Lord Keane Lord Fzroy Sir kerrisss
Sir II. Hore, sir Alexander Csskburn, Sr W. Wallacs
Gcnsral the Hon. Henry Murray Col,nel Spence, hy~
Fitzgerald, Mr. Edward Lloyd, Mr.. A NJ Drummoa1, Mr.
r. n Mlnes, n p, Mr.. II. d. Barclay Mr.. v. 1ravers
Caonei y. NJ Martyr, Captain BAtssou, Mr. ArchbSs
navors, Mr.: g ' Bates, Mr.. Edward Higgins, oap'as
Seward, and Capt Lowe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20
Supreme Court.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.

THE OLD POLICE

Arm is-7ae People al tie Relation Of Richard Ga~5.
ling w. ne Police Commsrenes-rbe Court granted an
alternative mandsmus against the defendants commanding
TO sbow Why they do nos pay plaintiff for services
from June, 1857 TO April 1858 Tho plaintiff grounds his
application On The decision OF be Supreme Court General
Term
THE STREET COMMISSIONER cAsE-roTfcz SERVED
IRON TIE MAYOR
Before Judge Sutherland.
The Court granted order fov Mayor rsann 70 show
cause why be should MOI give Up pcssess,on Of The ONCE
books and papers OF the strees Comm snoosrs depart
ment 70 Charles Dsvln, who has besn DECLARED 6ixess
0o0nssiss~ ~ bc oesrt q Appeals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20
Williamsburg City News.

Lover THREATENING LaDYs LIMA young inss,
named josiah Newman, residing In New York, ~s ar
resscd sunday evening by inspector Mullen or tne
Sixth precinct charged with drawing dagger and thres,'
enine the life Of young lady named Frances bcone.
residing IN South Fourth street near Eehth s,,ee. ~
man appears, has been keeping company WIN ,ne yo
LADY but he'd been discarded On Sunday evening 70
pNred 10 The Mlsson church south Bshh street near
Union Avenue where Miss Bennett engaged IN me onor
IA src,se bar but abe declined his compssg wren nc
drew dasrer and nourshng several umss , .ron, y.
her. "A il nicsed threatened Tho young 'shys"e' fn'
socused ~ he'd 70 avail an examnasoh
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United States District Court.
Before Hoe Judge Belts.

REMOVAL OF THE FEpxsAL COURTS.
ArRrt l9-rhe Marshal informed the Court that he
required surrender the two occupied BY the
United sa,ce Circuit District Courts 10 the Corporxtos
city for the Of the courts Of the state the rst
day OF May NEXT bat thai OF the might
be temporarily reisIed by the Court the other shs be
delivered 10 the Corporation on The nrst day OF Nay
The Judge authorized the Marshal accept ths rropo
ston deliver up the norhernmoss court room,
tanning the Of the southern for the United States
Courts reasonable une 70 enable the xarsha 70 Divide
additional accommodations for the United C,urts
The Judge then announced 10 The bar that ony one sf
tho United states Courts would be IN session IN this dis
uict during the month OF May next
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~~~~SSVWV~
SCOrr LIFE GUARD.


On the cross belt is plate bearing hsndsome medallion
form very tine. The officers had tho dress "a
the men, with the addition Of velvet band around the
cap the sash and sword In the ranks which numbered
Al men, several well known officers; among others
Major Tsylor and Mcleod Murphy, who lieutenant
In the navy during the war.
On the arriva! Of the Life Guard al Eleventh street
wes 70 General Scott who 10 due time pre-
scented the corps and received with cheers by his
old soldiers the Of the officers the company
presented arms, which not acknowledged by the
Gene raj, he telDe in citizens dress.
After the formal review Gen. Scott briefly addressed
the CORPS. He EXPRESSED himself happy to meet once
with the survivors Of bis gallant command In the
campaign OF 1916 az but with h feelings or pleasure
mingled much regret at the thought OF the numbers
whose faces would be forever missed from their ranks
who had fallen tho field of glory. Ia CONCLUSION
he regretted that his uniform out Of the city, IS he
should havc worn It, 30 receive the Guard with all
the FERNS Of military iuette but he had forgotten IN
Warrington He hoped to live until another anniversary
Of the bato OF Cerso Gort0 when no would again have
the pleasure OF greeting his old soldiers.
The General much affected during the course OF his
remarks, and took his departure amid cheerS The Life
Guard then marched down TO the Park where they
reviewed by Mayor Telann, Gen Hall, and other mill
and civil fupot0ra-ies There was large crowd at
the Park 70 witness the review.
collation. at this Mercer House and visit TO Waliack q
theatre in the evening finished the exercees OF the Gay
30 rAr as the Guard were concerned.
TIE following list OF the officers OF the scott lafe
Guard -
Co,sasn-J. H. Hobart Ward.
Lteuknants-W. II. Browne, Addison Framework, s. J.
EcGrady.
Smecom-Dr. Cyrus Ramsay.
Ser9vonts-Hugh McDonough W. B. Pansen, Peter Nc
Dermctl James Starr.
Carprals-T A. hayne, John ". Bovine, Thomas Car
ro, j. Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20
United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge 1ngersoll.
EYA pprxa A CAPTAIN AT SEA.

Arm io---william Kelly was tried and fousd guilty Of
bbe the captain Of The Mary Bradford, on her passage
from Liverpool 10 this port Tho prisoner was discovered
a. ustowswayr with the intention Of getting free pas
sage The captain ordered bin into the forecate Kelly
Refused n 60 there whereupon alteration ensued and
month"; and hard labor and 70 pay fine Of dollar.
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Superior Court-General Term.
Present Hon. Judgee oosworth, Hoffman Sosson, Woo

ruff and egTepont
Robert n Livingston, Re eiyer OF al, vs.. Ferdinand
SDcsses and NicNew triz, granted; costa 70 abide the
event
John II. Ha-ris VS. The Panama Railroad Company
Judgment reversed trial granted; cosst sbde the
event
Samuel n. Hoyt Alfred Hall et ayerdct set aside
and new trial granted; costs to abide the event
Fletcher HAgrcr Henry ]. Raymond and others
JUG gmenl for partn for amount OF dividend OF 81 ooe
subject abatement TOR due proportion OF rent act dc
Quoted the time Of tue dividend. No costs 10 either
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Supreme Court.
HDofc bon' Juuke bsVlo"'
IN THE MATTER or wIDxslNo srRE

IN TIE MATTER or wIDxslNo srRxErs
April I'M Buseed, Counsel OF the Corporation, on
botaf Of the Mayor, Alder men, &c, movef for tho Coz
1ratop OF the report OF the Coumsslon Of Estimate
and Assessments In the matter OF wleBiDg Resfe street,
from Broadway to Washington street The motion was
oppossd by great number VI legal gentlemen, repre-
senlpg owners o. property the line of tho contem
plated Improvement Mr. Manr read alldsvis 10 show
that only two Of she three Commissioners bad acted In tbs
matter and the Judge had this fatal objection 10 the
proceedings. Nciion denied.
The master Of wiasnns Duane street was postponed for
anew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

Arm 17.-Capssn Green, q the ship A. r., who s
vessel vas admitted 70 ball fed 70 Boston where be
v arrested By Martial Ryaders ant brcsgh. back 10
Nov York this morning Captain Green wa isdssd 10 The
fVmhe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

track every opportunity should be afforded TO be heard
on the ape: ana am of the opinion that should your
bocersbe body after such opportunity thus aIo de
mass resolution requiring grooved rails u be lRi in the
soe of those the line OF its city track Will
checrfulIy aud readily comply with the ssms.
DANTEI. F. TIEMASN.
Mayors OEyrcs, INV YORK, April 10, t665.
ON motion, the Board adjourned tai thursday.