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GRADES. UPLAND. GULF. WESTERN
Middng 49,. l2HaI2A l2A@l3 12K@124
Good Middling II tdl34 l3a ajax 10 LdJ3S
Middling Fair. 134dl3b l3Bdl31 l3k6l3H

CoFFEE-rhe market has been rather quiet Throughout
the week Prices are unchanged and holders are unwil
ling to press sales accept lower bids Sales reported
during the week were ZOO bags good Rio at 0A cts
4OO do medium los l0A 100 do. prime at IL and
auction on Tuesday, 80 bags common prime 9%i1
ll4 cts To day had reported sales of 100 bags
Rio at 1913 cts, and 400 bags good fair 1913 The
market closes firm at l0dlO4 for medium, 1O4
fair and llG1l4 cts for prime Laguayra is selling in
small lots at IL cts We the import this week of 62S
bags Laguayra Coffee direct. The stock of Rio GOO
bags.
CANDLES.-There is a little irmness but no quo
table change in the market since last week Adamantine
are steady at 1921 cts; Chemical Sperm 2Sd3O cts
Sperm 3sd1 cts Mould at for Western and Is
lLl6 cts for City
COAL-There is little change in the Coal market Or
ders coming in TO fair extent the trade by no
means brisk We quote from the Frosburg region So 80
for fine 375 for of mine and "a per ton for lump
delivered on board at Locust Point That from the Georges
Creek region 10 cents per ton higher We quote for
city umpon red and white Ash and Baltimore Co
Anthracite S6d625; and Cumberland Lump for family
use at 50 per ton We note the export this week of $50
tons to Aspinwa n c.
fLol R-The market has been void of animation
throughout the week, though quotable change has
taken place Holders have been quite steady in their
views put buyers were slow to them. demanding
some concessions Super Flour has been somewhat
elected the demand being principally confined Extra
The total sales amount to 800 bb To-day the market
was dull.
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From the Washington Union
MA | EGuVIJpE ON ..NJnNL,N- NJ

~ invitation to lecture could hardly be signed by a
much more imposing set of than those below. Mr.
huntington is the author of Lady ALICE and Alban
novels which made sensation years since; and the
celebrated painter whose genius well known here by
the beautiful picture 'Nercys Dream in Mr. Corco-
rams gallery, is his brother. As lecturer he has been
pronounced second only to Everett and Wendell Philips
and those who know the reputation of the St Louis Ledder
when he was its editor doubt his ability
lce to his subject The lecture will certainly attract
large and brilliant crowd.
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WM. f. GLEEsON, Secretary.

W. ING OF THE LIBRARY COMPANY OF THE
BALTIMORE BAR will he held in THE SUPERIOR
COURT ROOM on MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT
April 18th, at O'Clock, P NJ The members earnestly
requested to be present
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The following correspondence has been handed
publication. Mr. Huntington, who is requested by such
an array OF distinguished favor political and
polite world of Washington with his views, is the well
known author of Lady Alice better known to the pub
lie as the founder of the St Louis Leade The lecture
will undoubtedly attract very large and very dstn-
guished audience
WASHINGTON, March, 1858.
SIRAS your lecture on the Currency and Credit Svs
TEN has been noticed in the highest by Northern
press as philosophical and eloquent exposition the
subject request of you the repeat it in the
city ct Washington at such time and place you may
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NOTICE.-THE WHOLESALE

W. AND RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS and ordinary
Keepers are requested to meet at NJ GIEDELMAN'S
South street, on MONDAY EVENING, at O'Clock to
take into consideration the eXpeency of taking action
with regard to this extraordinary License Law''
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nATES-300 Erals, New Crop, Red
NALMONDS-120 Bags, different qualities.
PALM NUTS-100 Bags, new crop
FlLBERTS-70 Bags, best POzzia.
WALNUTS-60 Bags, best Palermo, washed.
MACCARONl-200 boxes Sicily cured and straight.
OH. BERGAMOT-1 Can Pure Sicily.
WlNES-2OO Packages, in pipes, half-pipes, quarter
casks, and octave. Sicily MADEIRA SHERRY, Sweet
MALAGA, in bond or duty paid
CORKS-l50 BAGS
SICILY HEMP Seeded Bbls and Bags
SUMAC 400 Bags, Lead Brand
SALT-12,000 Bushels Trappini.
TOBACCO-S6 Boxes, b. Lump Natural Leaf
For sale by j. CROSBY 4 son,
aplOU Is RoWley's Wharf
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HALIFAX, April 9.-The steamer America from
Liverpool, with dates to the 9th ult arrived her,
this afternoon. The steamer Anglo-Saxon arrived
out on the 18th.
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BURGLARY.-The residence of Mr. Benjamin Har-
rlson, No. lib German street, was entered on
Thursday night, by forcing the front window, and
robbed Of a number of silver spoons.
The house adjoining, occupied by Mr.. Charles w.
George, was entered the night and in the same
manner the robbers carrying off all the silver ware
they could lay their hands on.
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WASHINGTON, March 81, 1858
GENTLEMEN Il have had the honor to receive yourvery
hatterng invitation to repsat in Washington my lecture
on Gold and Paper Or, | have sometimes called it,
king Specie and the Rag Barons" Though fear it is
somewhat different lecture from what you supposeess
political and more ethical, less scientific popular
graphic history, lat bes artistic picture, instead
profound philosophical analysis of the subject shall
have great pleasure nevertheless in giving you and all
my friends opportunity hear it. such it is the
Philharmonic Hail. next Monday evening, April 5th
remain, gentlemen, very respectfully,
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United states Agricultural society.
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING.


F1NHE United States Agricultural Society win hold
sixth Meeting the Lecture Room Of the Smithsonian
Institution Washington city, Wednesday the 18th day Of jam
l8Se when tho election Of officers viii then be held aud the
business required By the constitution Of the society WI be trans
members society respectfully notified
tend extended Hnte and thcr gricuta
associations send dsega that there be gcnsal
lin assembled protect and
susa their interests acting national organization on such mat
pertaining sgricuturc may be deemed appropriate Con
agricultural kuowledge also invited TO attend and
to participate in the proceedings.
The published volume Of Transactions for 1897 cnnana reports
u tho trial Of Syracuse and Of the grand
annual exhibition ousve, will be delivered TO members OF the
society the annual meeting. 70 t
Important agricultural topics will publicly discussed amer intro
ductory ssntdc practical agricututs
will This Chinese The necessity OF
having perfect knowdge
deveoped Meteorological for the benefit Of ag
ouurs Aanurca and fertzor The disease known a. hog
cholera VI The improved Kentucky sheep agricultural col
and farm schools; and "Tbc agricultural politics Of
tryp ta1t8 81 tf afi ~ .iilstisi' f4fii 3illfi e.
Public given whom The discussion
OF tha named topics win be cosneed. hay-
ns other topcs the advancement agriculture which
executive committee through secretary that place
Iaay be assigned them on tho programme. ng ~ 4gN
Propositions which tho exhibition the
desired will be received and considered.
The business Office society aarbe Building
Browns Hotel avenue, all
ested in the Of agricultural invited TO call
secretary placed public inspection
trbuions Of agricultural works for the library solicited Models
drawings u agricultural implements Achnery sent free Of
expense, Will bc placed exhibition .a,t ;t,.: ~.
Gentlemen who may wish become life members Of the society
paying rcmng dollars the Hon
Ercnch, Washington CITY, This viii entlc them without fur
exhibitions society the vol
published and the large and elegant diploma
MARSHALL r. WILDER President.
Bxs rxRIxy PooRr Secretary,
lD--1tn : IN
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u MPUKIANTl 10 UUTIUN FIlAN IEfto, Dy WHICH
l. bs doubedThc undersigned has
ed obtained from tho United States the
rngement and q maohncr for converting seed cotton
continuous
preparation and spinning machinery until ready for
weaving. atg 1f ,yi6a YER 7tl II eA AZ
made from the fibre (unboken and unnred by tho
machinery the used and dis
snange il will fy per stronger heavier
the markets OF the world dancing all competition
advanced prices. gss5a sfs
dispose Of privileges his
planters will be informed with complete
machinery, and AL
necessary particulars application addressed 10
I Bee 6-2awlyf GEORGE q. HENRY, Mobile
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Collectors once,
City Hall, November 8, 1857.

NOTlCE is hereby given to all persons who have
paid their present year. All who
for previous years that the expiration Of sixty from
this thereafter the advertisement
all property which the unpaid viii be
sold for the law enons. ef- +,
Those who wish the
the advertisement and sale requested In
JAMES r. HALLIDAY,
Nov 7--eodtJano i i 'e ~ Collector.
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TO oUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The farseo viii b. snlefed tpir books. uss ,h-
payment Of tho subccEptea bs HaSg ia Nvrscs. ~ E
Distant subicEissrs orwEd ay sy htis ard all sss
viii be assumed b. oBraeise Ia .ss .s0s sas'usssst ~
The COUNTRY PAPER Published uiwccky deus %.
or Congress semi weekly durss the recss~. -
Subscriptions FOR period less thar VIII be received on s
proporuoned 10 the above annual rates.
ArPosrMASTKRs authorised 70 sc aEssw aud b,
DAILY subSeribss, with $50 enclosed stA
WEEKLY subscribers, with SIS enclosed will be entitled COPS
gais- e il nnEel .w q
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and substantially built brick dwelling house, with back build
lug attached Franklin which Of the most beautiful and
Washington. The house
and cellars bath hot and cold water &C. aud has
stable horses with scrvant abovo
house. choice fruit The house Will bo sold
with without The two valuable building lots adjoining.
Apply at No. bl2 ga story 7th street to
ee POLLARD WEBB,
z Doc l3--eo Agent.
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winter Tcrm.-Instruction in French.

NONSIEUR +. MASSE returns thanks for the
lvt patronage hitherto afforded him. gives
will Tuesday tho LIST OF December
also dcrcus form class Of not less than and than
twenty pupils receive instruction by the oral method.
This will consist OF sixteen lessons week Of
half 3s the Hc will employ Faqueles
Instruction. the cooquial the History
Napoleon Alexandra Dumas the younger Persons wishing
part this will peasc hcir
Mohuns Bookstore Of Pennsylvania and 1h
... s '
Hon. Toucey, Secretary Of tho Navy, Washington
Rev George D. Cummins
Rev Smith Pyne,
(, r. r. Fendal, esq.,
Rev r. Cleveland Coxe Of Baltimore. .a
Rt. Rey. Bishop 7. NJ Clark, D. D. Providence ..
Rt. Rev. Bishop r. c. Bownel, d. D., Hartford Conne
f Hon. 7. A.. Green, New Bedford. ...,
L Rev. Charles Lowe I"
Rev. Charles II. Brigham Taunton.
Rev. I. W. Snow ="
George r. Emerson, esq, Boston. ##.t ..H I'll
Richard IL Dana, esq, "
Epes Sargent, esq,
24--eodtf :
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HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNI
tod OF America wrinep of Alexander
Hamilton and biz contemporaries by John L.
Jue, ready. p -H W N w ' NfA tasf
Exampsslcn the bred sccs Case by Thomas H. Benton.
Portraits Of Ny Married Friends Peep nt Kingdom,
by Uuele Ben.
White Lice; novel. by Ciarles Resde
Ju-t received and for sale by
..# BLANCHARD u NOHus
nee Corner OF Penn avenue pna Ain street
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Washington Aqueduct.


Washington Aqueduct.
orncr or rHx wAsusoros Aeuprcr,
Washington, March s, 1857.
DROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
j for the Washington squeduct
Proposals up May opened Of that
Maps, prohles and SPECIFICATIONS Of the
let will bc ready for examination at this oco and after tho
April next
graduation and Of yo Iron pipes
nected with the IL inch iro MAN, houses brs
he particular reference
AS upon portion o line titles arc acquired BY the
United States there be delay In commencing the work
bu. for such unavoidable delays due allowance will be made
Portions only tho works completed
ect future appropriations Congress- The engineer the
under each for each ana case
raon not holding out suent decide when and what works
In Of the entire sopsgc particular work for want
tho engineer the work has been properly executed has
Payments in specie checks upon tho United States
and win be conaea Of wormsn shall
be paid their full wages mouhly, and in specie. M
All bids should be sealed and rndorsed Proposals
shord they doomed arrange
work, .,s., .f m + "a - =
bidder w their bid be aeoep.sd
s " s sn wo s d ss and
70 be accompanied by the Certificate Of the United district
Judge United States district attsruey ocer
the general individual Engineer or
pnrmen Of War; that the sua'nt0r are able 10 make good their
opened prescnce bddcrs any Of them choose /.
be present ~. G M51Gs
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE
To Capt. N, c, sielss, Y, 8 Engineer.
We, the undersigned, residents Of the Of -,
sy % ten % the o. Of a s s ~" ne .
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OF these ships will be accountable for gold silver
enlhon specie ewsy pfeons metals uniess BILLS
sensd therefor and the value thereof
I6--Au ey8ses
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mwARD x. ooIInss,
No 50 Wall s3set, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, . co.,
Liverpool.
sTNHlN KENNARD ( CO.,
l No. ~ Austin vriArs, London.
b. q. WAINWRIGHT h CO.,
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Tickets e10--halyes 4s-quarsrs - so.
Certificates Of raskasee Of 26 whole tickets s4
DO do 80 - half ~ do ..........s....4s 7
Do do - aaartss do .............,s..... 3
and packages
above sPlendd losrtes will recss s prop
drawing will be sea Immediately ssr
all who order from
Address, t a, r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent
Dee l6 Wilmington, Delaware.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
TIE MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
TWO MEN ARRESTED on SUSPICION.

TWO MEN ARRESTED on SUSPICION.
CORONER'S INQUl>ITION.
The body of the young man who was found IN the
bottom Of the dock, foot of Beekman street, East
River, on Thursday afternoon, with stone weighing
nearly aeventy-fve pounds lashed TO his back, has
been identified as Charles Samuel who lived with his
parents ct No. 23j Adams street, Brooklyn. Before
the REMAINS were recognized, however, hundreds OF
people called the Second Precinct Police s. alton 70
take view Of the body, but OF them till the
father arr,yedl ever saw him before. When first dis
covered most Of the pockets Of young Samuel We're
turned inside out, and their contents evidently
abstrscted. In small pocket o; his coat, Ohicer
Curtis found some four or five shilllngs in change
cold vest chain and circular velvet-cOveled case,
containing the daguerreotype Likeness Of young LADY,
who proved to be Miss Curtis Of Brooklyn and to
whom the victim had been paying ,i5 addresses
When il became certain beyond doub: tha' Samuel
had becu fouily dealt with In'pector Weed OF the
Second Precinct exeited himself, aod put some OF ms
shrewdes the alert, with the view Of obtaining
come information which would lead to the man or men
who committed the murder
After making various inquiries the officers learned
that tho deceased had been in company with
Thomas Curtis and Patrick kcatonste Wednesday
pigbt. lie having not been seen alive after leaving
their COMPANY they were accordingly aIrestcdand COM
moed to prson to await the result of the Corouers
ilquisition.
Curtis the oysterman who keeps an oyster-stand GA
the corner OF Burng slip and South street, SAID to
be ayery bad man. he having been arrested severa
tmes in wears pact. Two witnesses are strongly OF the
onpiop thai they saw the deceased IN the company o.
Curtis % W ednesdsy afternoon and evening DH' when
,be latter xss shown the body no pretended lo' %
Identify IL and told the officers that ne Lsd never Seeh
tho man bsCue. This Circumstance, coupeu win
Cur,s bed character. is strongly eGan't n''n' d.
thoueh he ta be innocent Of any participation IL tue
number
The decessed bad been stabbed to the heNt appar-
emily with with an oyster knie although II is not posi-
t,vely known whs. wespon used by the perpetrS'
tOrs.
Samuel was a temperate and quiot young man, and,
at the time of leaving home last saturday was known
70 have little ruoney with him. What motive there
was fer taking his life s' remains mystery, although
the PRESUMPTION il that he was attacked by river
rstte OF garroters late at night FOR tue purpose Of
robbery but. meeting with greater resistance from hin
thsu they expected, stabbed him, aud aRerward, to
bee the crime lashed the stone to his back and
plunged the body overheard.
The cause Of young Sstnuel not returning home
after Saturday evening Is very strange, and sti re-
naius unexplained. lis father was unable TO account
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

These documents to the number of fifteen thousand,
were sent throughout the United States and Canada,
and the arswers had begun TO pour in at the rate OF
nearly hundred day, when the scheme was cut
short by the officers. The clerk, Mr. Phillips, when
arrested at the Post.Ofice by Sergeant Berney and
Officer Dubois had in his possession about 60 letters
that he had Just taken from the letterbox, many OF
them being registered letters and all doubtless contain
ing money These were handed over TO the Mayor,
who has them now 10 charge.
The "extensive warehouse" at No. 208 Rroad way,
consisted Of a single small room, furnished with two
email desks and couple OF chars, no other furniture
OF any description being visible TO the naked eye
The huge stock of coffee, from which those fifteen
thousand merchants to be supplied, consisted oil
precisely three pounds. One pound OF each OF the
three sorts OF coffee, was al that was found, and Mr.
Phillips say that for the three weeks he has been
there these identical packages have done duty, and
that this is all the coffee the Company have ever
had.
He states that although it is but four five weeks
since the first Of these circulars were SENT the amount
received had been for the past week or two, about
81 GOO per day and that the man. who, 1t Is believed
Is Bradley. has probably received in all about S?oOto
Many of the meTchants TO whom the invoices had
been sent had RENTED the money 10 their New-iork
correspondents, with instructions TO hand it over L
all was found to he correct. When these New-i orK
merchants found out the intended fraud on their Gus
TONER'S they were naturally very Indignant and desr-
ous of having the fraud stopped and the sSnder pun
khed
Phillips has been held to bail in the sum Of q ,Ooo
The practice Of the person represented the hcL
tious "OHphsnt & Bartlett was to come 10 the
office at NJ 2CS Broadway in the morning, receive the
money-letiers, aud Immediately take himself OIL eav
ing the clerk to attend to the business for the day.
This person has not yet been arrested, though the
police are exertiug them selves to that end.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

too. Or the unknown organization Of ue rail'os;
.so, lin there aud Ped h. eKPtnsss- lie tss svo p
tbs when be was ID Europe bis wife reoev 90 tns mo D.
g through the agency Of tbe Cashier a. Ca-ue d.
oi tie order Of the Commissioners OF Eml2raioh II
tre unknown orcanizatioa OF the rail-o tds' pad
Lin is i reasonable to suppose that rs MISSION w's
Yaeer'aken entirely from p lauthropc motives or ior
re benCiit Of the uBknO~ orghiz 4tiou icu 4he'
- pey cent On tire sale OF the tickets soi 10 Cists
a9cn and on The charges for eItr. bsgosSe n 80 -
,p.tsYces A. least more than go Per cent. L.. s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
Id " IIVIELLiGENCK
srrntME ooCrr-ca,s.."-assr a-Bs.~ J.A.

tPRhME tOJRT- T-Ca,AssRs-AFRiL a-Bss~ 100
tLTsAs.
ANoruTH WuiT ~ TRRoR aLLowip ~ TuI case
- Roorrs
IT,, Prop,. q hs St,ir ~ NrN lotA asL Jaa R"g<-
III. VA. an npphc aion the part oi the people t~
awrii IL error to review the decision Of the Suprvsss
Court General Tenn. in The oase OF Roger. whs -
convicted Of the murder Of SWANSON. The Geses1
Tenn decided that Rog, rs should have rev trsc
lneibl, the ground 81 error IN Judge Ress"ifs
change TO the Jury, After hearing The sguip~ee
Judge Ccrke grained the wit and the case ~iu Psce
ably b. argued al the heN term oi the tOun M Ap-
peal. ..
S,rta B,,cb Adma.sl,is AT. Jo~yh A Eds, sa jssvA
iln- j. an action Cot n accounting bctv-en the 10
rudaI, sud t admin saS %, Lswi. hesch d~.-,st ~ts
cupah,f "a the dttendants danF huns-s = ~ ls
Mo Nj B,.ch o,d u lrbnsry. si. aud IL isnsa a.
shortly b.tow 1s drHh f',l Ae.rt hsi o'-s '.nnrcse
~aid - 4soU' Beach resided IN New fesk ADD s'ces~A
goods ioI he tU ~ ,h & ard ~, a'm 70 ;. ''ss ~ =.
tn OF the hn o b. u-i VA payment iol tho fesss
iii AID s peudins bi Pho Rnsslea -s -css
Tie ti.n prayed accounting a the aas - ts cst
er .nd be scdsed 10 rsy yalae Of es BsAs. IN
ier,.t Le~is Bsah bad nierr-, o nas s~eni.ssA.
The defendant Eddy mad se insie-t and th" dsfrnass
jam seed interest OF tsot~entetbs N the tnpsr
u''Sp The an.~, VA Pai IA ~ preegee, lS ard ..s.
'ho II Levin B,srh from ~h'h sPp.rsa tbn Lcy%
B,t,h hundred teasstd Gcisr' W. isA
hr defendant Fdiy removed vita b.. isniiy 70 ~ issas<
vher be .. fesd.d M Idly TO this c'y sosss
Rs upon sn sd.,, .eI,r oh ,hs, she =. sd,i.sa -
et ,our srpsIsd. ard she vsriy heles.d
ed the acton. and ahoye ali osses Prnsr
Nd The 90 vi hest <HeHi procure tom Jydle
Cte the q Iddy q writ OF efs,
pun vhch his bsil narssd Alhooo fdiJ tsesn
t sheriff and coniBed n cose custody IN kendss s,ssse
sh Sub.queuy, All Buecd oT Martin Sinith gsesurS
requiring PAuih 10 show cause whT the - esss
be-, a nat b. disshAfg'd.
ron the aftdsvta ~ fddy q Mr. Protheroe
tbaIt prsul aud si other persons rs<t
had hy Mf Parsons 10 support of ts wit saf
NJ Brs..d u. di.shsrgs Toe TIED tws
1nr-dsy judo. Cfk- made or dis hsfssng
tbe a.ousv with costs ~ the dsfendsuis IN ths
eouf.e fi, ar,,nut dcsuasut counsi sisted ths th. d.
isndsnt Lddy e b,s in law o Mrs besh ihe paa,ava.
sud that boz Lewis Bcph. Il the rtosurys hr
alleged libel s.,d % have b~>s
hy h1 and published undt the caption of The sp
lafor. Dom Ia The Nv ioyk UseD DspsfcAi ba; bssse
bod Lo.n leld o. bail The II Got the cssss
wtfh under sNanuon whru the witt 81 ~ sreaf ses
siun'cd
DTCistOs.
In tie matter Of the petition OF Bradish Johnsoo
io h. psd certain assded Ia oBk
lrynrt OF iei'Is conhrasd.
UNITTD STATES CIRCUIT COtRr-Apsa Before jaAss
Hall.
TRf.T ron ASSAULT VIM kkiFt.
The nned STATE at " liam Kelly.
Tie defendant wa tired upon an indictment charg-
hr with s--sli Cart Th"mpsa ~ ue Aussrss
,Lp Ma Bndiofd wths kuo ad outing him "srey 10 ~
sits
The jury could NJ sgiss ind dieharged
The Grrnd Jury came into Court and presented -
.ndi,iu, o. sssiust Jane. BuTns Tor man.su shies,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

- ~ "t r-'"cs ~, ose S~5 -sri,1y -s'ss 70
g. 6,r.r.e n.rsf tLey s,t ~ sssst ~ ius .d,.s
~ c'H'f 90 srrf f'i -ia IL ~,'. r,' - 80
go SEQ strarse Diced .
o. H. co,ust Tis sad Assl street, k.r. a. ..ie 49,
sr, sssartA ~ 81 g. frnr-.fs 49, H.c rcsy
st,li- 2. Ju0 Ccfnuff Aarra D+rts a. Dsar
10 srt...o.a ~ u fsriiru,arp th-,s .i. P.xs
,s.. .Asr - n col 'hf GO, - o.s. - i. ,I,a- a
.a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
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