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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

THI NEw FERRr CoaPAsr.-At lsst the contso-
veny between the Long Island Ferry Company lths
rev lssseee Of Psck-sip Fsrryj and the old Psckslp
Company has been settled by the old Company -
fOAing to sell their property 10 the neg Company ss
the prcs offered by them, AMI the Long Island Ferry
On pany have purchased and viii commence opera
tons On the property st the foot Of South Eighth
street, where they viii erect double slip and their
bos.A 10 Peck slip. Unb now boats can b, built tbey
intend to chatter sufficient bumoer TO run their 'ey
by the frat Of May.
The price demanded by the old Company for the
landed property at the foot Of South Seventh sieos
and the houses a, Peck slip ana Grsod street was 400
$4,000. This ii is understood George Law sgrsse
give, but the new Company .hoaghi w~ ?"
worth, ths.sEd wished TO lesvs the price to
which the cd Company would not conssss1 To- fAs
Cd Company wanted from $l2 900 to sliOo- Tor escn
Of tas4 b0sx, sad Tue nov Company did ss ta'ak
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about her Ottb snt fsce but thought ns.hinS oft a
MATRIMONIAL BROKERAGE.
SUPREME coUar-svreat TEEN-MAReH G-Bess''
IpS.a pAyfEs

SUPREME coURr-svreist TERN-MiRcH G-Bess-
Jasse DAVIS .
A wIuow OVERS ovE THoUs,SD DOLLARS ToR A
GOOD HUSBAND.
Robe. o. Hsri. ir. Sso Crouse sid AEn Cros,s hs wife
Iris ere of The mort curious osses tbs. has been
before the Cunt IN many years. Tee plsl0nh 70 h'
complaint slleg~s ths; Ann Eizs Grouse, 10 APnl,
1855, vss a widos lady, unmarried. resiilng in this
city possessed OF supe fortune aud mesrs good plys-
ics health and bodily vsor good reputson and Of an
amorous and aIecnouste csp lsition snd being tired
Of her lorely vsy of vrg and desirous Of obtaining
GOOD husband, when she could love and honor, APP
piled to him psntifI 70 obtsin for her siitsbe hus
bsnd prums sing thst az would make her acquainted
WITH some rsn Of good character AID tortdoe equal
or nearly equal to hers aud II sne married the NAV 50
preserted, he would pay plaintiff tbs sum Of 81 go
L. pursuance OF tis agreement. psnii procured John
Cummings. OF Cars j0hsrie Montgomery County, 'nis
$ Ste 10 come 10 the city; but sPpeags ths. he aid
not sui. the widow as the coHpaIt states shat soc
I'D not marry aim. PisiruG nsx. niuoed a soser
from Ssrstcg, County % come 10 the cty-a MAJOR
Freeman. gbo wss Introduced 70 Ann Eliza. After
lorg c3urtship. the cor'emps'ed engagement WITH
HIN was broken of, aEd she tId not marry Freeman
PsntiiI intending that Ann Eliza should have wat
sbe so much wsr.ed hrsbard, snd thst he (Plsiotf
should receive via. ne much needed, the sum OF
q co., procured hls klrsman, tbs said Geo. Grouse
VINO then refded in Madison County, 20 come TO the
city. whers he was introduced TO Ann Era, and sub
seqrertly in the Spung o. 1858 married her. Plsiof
s that il VS. by this introduction that the psrss
were msrried. all he nov sues the twain for the
Of Al eco PROMISED for his services.
Tie defendants dengrred TO the complaint, on the
groand that did not state facts sufficient 70 coosti
tue cauie of action; AMI the defendants counsel
argued that the claim sgsinst public policy; that
il was system of broF erage rot recognized common
law and was void, ss being against good morals.
The Judge took the pspers. and reserved bis de-
cisiOn.
Cbstfeld & Briggs for plaintiffs Stanley Sylves
ter Lay for defendants.
Is CHAMBERs--M>rch Before Judge CLERXE.
DECISIONS.
johnson p Lee, et AL. sgt Geo. Huschfeld.-Mo-
ton 20 set a.ide order denied without costs.
Cnss. 4. Cromsel agt Abraham Il. Cox, ct al
Motion Tor Commissioner denied, with - costs
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lAa'eiitit ieL-.
CHARGES PROM TIF Ear AID PARTIAL

DISCHARGES PROM THE EAR And PARTIAL
DEtrsEss CuEEpDT HAEILEY y pron-t-d, 5J .h~ rIres
mos generous motive % publish eIother lg Of
Gently Effected by hE Tae parties o. the nhes
tty sisdy e,,fy ski! ofDr TT. lrd ts b-ne
real I'D from f lsry and sucCrfgl ~-als-
kr Charlie '. kGutru cured Of dcharEe from ts "a
psIs sesfnsts y scarlet e,er tie Of th-se
years lie H. sld b. No. % lrray-s.
keWYork CRY NJ C. C. Lattr0p uPTsr1 Of 81 year Of
Deaf cssgeesb~ uoitef e. - hestcurr- sn y
-rsraspce No. g IVES. Wsshinzt9r- fscr. SewYOTk NJ
Wiisn sivey No 70 Court a1it. Capt Charles Anderson,
On hosI- the itesulrr Thomas =. Powell
Dr. Belts ncp. ew, Auburn, n. y. NJ james E. B-ris
Gas Wo-t Cti'.so; Ar Jams Burr ~, easalt valley
PougtkseyFi@ Mr. d. stepneIsons etd Jscs'5nsr
BrroIrau esq coUui..1r ~ la9 No is Chambers =
New York City: Seth Paine eci0r. Chi aEo h
Bsvsyf wife sud FIee. Dean, sprn hsa IL NJ Reov-1a
Howard F-rhssen Mas Mss Sarah Svsine SaAtlcfci
Mo. Prince, Port srd. Nc
Dr. HARTLEY vii receive calls from n uu-il p u e.
bis residence No z6 Cin,onp.soe, west Of Broa-SaJ.
Eey,-YoIk, AsrCs g 1883.
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COURT on oENEkAL sEssIOHs -MAaeM g. Bsiersl

Bridget Boyle pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny, in
stess alb dresses and sentenced 10 the City Prison fsg
co osJs
Daniel Dempsey pleaded guilty n attempt at grand lar
csny snd sentenced 10 the Penisentlry Tor year
Chrst0pher Monroe convicted OF forgery Ia the fourth
degTee, ard sent 70 the PepiteD,isry for years
Isaac HasteAS, convicted months asmpt e
gIand larceny bat then allowed TO condition Of bis
forming brought be hevins continued hs drputAats
career and sentenced ~ the State Prison for
James MURPHY convicted u burg sent 10 the State
Prison ior years He young In but old ia crime.
Geo. wilson snd Lewis Bones, convicted OF burglary
the State Pdion for years Tho Court then aourasa
f-T the day.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoas-m,GeH s-ssfor. ia,

toes BROWNELL, WkLsH aud DsB0Rs.
Bridge. Coffee stealing clothing and money; Peni-
tsu,sry month"; Andrew Dsmare and George Hsnka-
stealing blanket remsnded. Jossps foutaao, asssus
battery Peuitsntsry six mODus Susan Uofdon ssang
months Martin
bank and noies judgment suspended Timothy Ken
nsGy stealing 10 pound. tobacco Judgment suspended James
KsfnsD, stealing shs~l, Pen.nhsry elk months ksry
Lynch stealing piece Of eseo; P,nitsnary thrss most6
Patrick NJ NuIy sssst snd battery; Pensbtary monti.
James Mssksy assault and battery Psn,entay m9ahs-
Auns Mime Assault add battery 6asd 90 Dsris Ashsy.
se,irx too tubs; rensnded Abrsn d. RsynOds stealing
sod pencils and other articles Penitsusry months;
Harrison TIu1s0 stealing geld ngs aud bgtcoast rsmAEds
john Wilson stealth and cloak Peuftsntery six
months. Jamss Meyers stealing boat Peoitsntlsry t~e
Eonh. cah'I,ns DIl'o a.aass snd LattsI
tisTy sI months.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-M,xcH s--Bssces
Judge HALL

NrGGLTNG-INDICrMRNTs.
VIM Esmes was tried for smuggling watches, aad
of guilty. reodered by Of ais counsel The
Court ort cred toe accused to pay hne Of $50
The Grand jury presented indictments against The
following psnons:
John Clare, for passing counterfeit CON-
Michael poody, for the same ofeuse.
Henry Bued second mate Of the shp wild Pigeon, for eus
aud unusual punishment
Cormns Badge, for passing counterfeit coin.
John Lloyd, indicted for passing false invoices,
pleaded guilty. aud his pat 10 the Apdl Ter
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sURRoGArEs coURr-hARca D. Before Mr.. EpwAas0
WEST

WILLS OFFERED FOR PROBATE.
Reuben Cuilp, citation returpable March n.
Constance Elizs TmslAt citation re,urnabls March L.
Maria JOHNSON. citation returnsbe M.oh II.
Daniel Kelly, citation rstuInabe March IL
John Bucsbaf.r, citation r,turnsbe March H.
Thomas siler eitston rstufnsbe March IT,
CsLhsfins MooTe, citation retum1be Apni 10
Elizabeth Clsu. citation sbie Apnl7
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
Daniel 4. Wy, Mary somerytlls,
Jacob p. UiIaud, John Pintsrd,
Lewis LsJ David Bridge,
samuel Jordan, John None ypenay.
WILL OF HTRYAS WEtssESBORH.
Deceased passenger board the Inflated seause
Austria. fills will admitted b. probate this m,raius the
dsd1g thai the evidence sufficient 10 ~suaat
the presumption that deceased persisted BY the burning Of The
steamship
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COURT OF COMMON PJEAs-MAscH a. Before Jsdss

Henry Solms ayt laurent Lss
This action was brought 10 recover the sum sf
$3.50 datDaIes. RsEdh tbs Of No Is Clinton
street Ia this city wh,ro he carried abewey The defend
the Of the premises next coo On the and
lot Of the latter there nk which the psntf alleges
piled - several years hs premises d, sEfox
r beer Scaled verdict w. W. Peck for panah v. Daia-
bEdse Smith for defendant -
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corfRr cALFNpAR-rms Day.

USIrED sTArEsDPrEIcI CoURr.-Nos. lO7, 40, -.
81, 81 20, no, u4, IOs, Io3 81, 81, IS, g.
SUPHyME oURT-CIRcUu.-PARr I-Oyer aud
Tsrsn.Der lI-ssne ye.t-rdsy Par ui-Nos 81
-, a. ss go. go SEA 5s COL, ssz o T sss, co.
go, G72, SIS. 61s s77.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERN.-Nos. - 20 Go.
g.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. 4E3, -, %, 462, I33, SCI.
54 5ss1 s7 52 5S7 40I 1884, 1915 E 5s o SOL 6s3 soL
"a 6zs.
suPERroR CoURr-EHrRi DAY CALysDiR-To b
called 10 Supreme Court Circuit No. 6 ID A,or-Hss.
49, 8, "a III, 49, 5S. 9 ca Co. coz, 3d. So so Cd
COggOS PLEAs.-Pgrt I.-NOs. 6S6, ~ GIG, .5l8.
92 745. 7si 7s3 7s7 no III IT, 90 P.sr If-Nos z<
g. ~ N, Zi7 III. [ s6, $50 6s ~ 75j Isl. lls6. a.
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Plaintiffs suo 10 recover from deicndiD @SS JOO.
Th,r complaint forth that May 1856 they hat ds
counted the and dfss az Bltemsu a. R1dterov
u1n This city. ABOUT that time they b-carne
dcubtfBof liability Of said fro, ard rflrd 60 discount
more for subsequently Plaintiff sent agent %
ts scgue noms0n relative to the resources OF ths
drm interview between The sgeut ard balemsn
himself dsuterssed party and .aing thst the hrn Wa,
above her liabilities The aent reported
tant CO relying tue faith Of the
aons Of decnosDt continued % discount the dLa OF Bate
RuddrIow b. the amount stated above Subsequently
b,u. failed, and suuhs ssge that the defendant
uemte q the firm 90 he tins he msnc to representations In
question time b. wihre~ from he finn
bit sl retained Lis c,ial therein. The plaintiffs hm
hs inst the hra responsible. Defendant pat
On srni rel denial Case sl Fullerton Dunulng for
plalnlh James ID. SmiLh for def, adant
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4 PHONoCRAPHIC REPuETFH, who writes a
audom. org b.uo a. East -hy VOID. n'Hut- IN
TAJl gnpaJ "a spells ff,lty. Lay learn 80 siTJATos
by s2p'yilg yfls0rsly orby lettrrt
FOWLS Cd WELLS Ne. Sr8 Broadway.
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Gas. Gts, GiS FIyTUgE-.-Wr expect To sur
pa. or 20, lou. rs '1 -snafsetcri-r ans bssn'l
zoe M -1- rirs trace Pf.-s % eat - Cal g-sEl
uegg' = o. SO gto,Gwsr WASH PEcE l. Co,
Successors 10 A4ahsr Wsrasr 4 CO.
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Strangers in the City can obtain correc. PHRE-
BIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS With cts1- and fun ter de.cnp
or q rarart-f including Gefcs secul-Tut1n and choice
o. pursuits daily a. FOWLER GLLss. No J53 Broadway.
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TIE MTTALLIt

THE MFTMLC TABLET STROP-Inycnted By
GEo s.rsoFRs 4 D lst-Tri' q, seruin- ar,i-,e, hss
never ben Ca Cd pfDiIcI s-r4-s. possb -
rs1r Ger ie .h.a'red ~ ~ e. cole nlntstlr
srs. }. L 3. sAuSDERs, No. Aston House.
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SUPREME coURT-Cmcuir-Maschs .-BeFore Jsiso
ALLEN.
THE UIrPODROME PROPERTY.
Chsuusey Barnard a.. John Il Mount.

Chsuucey Barnard 81. John b Mount. .
paiutif rsalestatc broker sues 10 recover The
gun OF $3.50 q, commission due hin for eposns Of the lots
con moay TIE Hppocrome pr psry fne d-rda 4
d.o The cisinn The been tried before Ai'er
60 tes,moty behalf of the plaintiff cosed tne deeud'
AT moved IL suit TIE Judge sr,oted tas motion in
tho question the OeUeta Ieru matters OF
law decide wh,nc Statute Of Frauds spped 10 the en-
pos meut brokers' sod consequently u their right 20 comnis
The Judge ruled that CLAIM Of 81 10 Incident - aud
IoWus tho above cain contract actually made DO
sud seller unouuded, tOdI tina; the brokers
pair employment terminated with tee failure 70 complete
the cutct the whole the Slst Of May, 1855 p.eyOas 20
lie nsu nation Of part tins lots June
1855
Horace Barnard ard VIM 81 Eysrts IL plaintiff Edgar Lo
Kan AID James ". Gerard ios defendant.
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ADMIRABLE {

ADMIRABLE GOMBlNAIIOS.-Ih 20 entertain
nftts - ths t~w coup.y 8. BAEsCHs hustyd Fnm
grave iron Lively s-ysfr" ed 81 % eel eT@cuted
ftey ,It0Tt ls brtsst gn THIs AFrT -sDoN sd EsEs
lyc, 80 oi sIqtits s1d Choice yl-,y VI Cousse, and
fsTssB, SoISL Dances &c.
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CIT Y liens.

Mr. Everttts Grafton on "The Early Life Of Frank
lin win be given to night, Al the Academy Of Music
We have received copy Of an engraving on eel, by
II. w. Smith, Of the large portrait of Mr. Everett,
taken from life by NJ. Wight. 1t is executed in the
highett style of art and is fine likeness TIE picture
will be on exhibition tonight ct the entrances to the
Academy and may be hsd Of the srtsts agent, No. 81
Park row.
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AeverIEcDsnt
A.W. FABEe's Lead Pencils, sold st retail 81
an Ftssoaer, Al wholesale oaly b.
EBEkaARD FAsxl, sois aGeat No. II Wlssms@
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$3.50. ooSrLmESr.-Afe few days since, the
n, - n'ssfo'k lodge, +. A. NJ, presented to
.un'es D. Brown = sSe service Of plate, consist
S'ea SET costing 500. Mr.. Brown has been
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1859.

raster n the Lodge for ssvera yees and hs' worthy
earned this hsndsoue recognition the plate is on
bibit.On AZ TiffsEl's.
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SUPERIOR COURT-Cs.sssss-MAacHs .-Bsfors Jsdea
PIERRzPOSr.
VIM. II. Sect ct al. agt Jonathan T. Johnsoa.--
Case settled.
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BUNS HEtD-The number Of cattle yarded ia
Forty .fourh street on Tuesday not far from 400,
which indicated rather smaller supply than was in
market the previous week. and consequently the mar
ket was little better for owners, though the asking
prices were about the sams-that is, at the rate Of
l0i ellie. pound re for such viii make the first
qusty, except extra, OF retail market beef. Some
extra fire fat Kentu ky Durham steers sold a. prices,
We think, equivslen. 20 l2lo pound. The supply Of
frst.csss cattle this week is not sufficient for the de-
maud which will account for the fact Of the market
being better while for tie medium and inferior grades
It is probable that owners to-day will insist tha, the
market Is no better; aud II any very material addition
10 the number reported yesterday should be added,
there Is not much doubt buG il will be good
many Of the cattle ysrded yesterday offered AZ
prices only equivalent to 81 e9c. pound net. Not
vitlstandiug the cold rainy afternoon of Tuesday,
there we're good many cattle cold TO butchers, as
as they say, at shade higher rates than last week
the csttle brokers generally think a! jus: the same
rates. Our Albany cattle market report shows the
receipt Of fresh cattle there e. pa jus! what it was on
the previous Monday, to which add for stale cattls
and distlery cattle, $50 head; and it appears that
very few we're sold to 60 East fro which We "saess
there will be an addition to the stock here TO day. and
If So prices will decline.
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GURNTN'S NEW PHoTo6RAPHIC AND PINE
Arr GALLEKY ko ~ Broadway era, block below tbs New
Ycis BoeL fbotoss1' D.sssreOtyPes Miniatures 70 o.
and lyoTyiJpeE
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tAdyeTtiss laent
BRADH'S GALLERIES.


knsxorrYEs GND DiGUHEErorYrEs
Noe -. IS an5 ss3 Srosdgay New i0rk Nla No IL fern
Eylvanls sy., " saAiEston. D. G.
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The Childreps Aid Society, we observe, are still
EndDg their little colonies to the West. with small
psuses between the expeditions. Their erts to bene-
It the ffiendless and homeless children Of New-York
know no relaxation. An interesting pHty Of boys of
sadei sge left the ely Yesterday afternoon Tor the
rrsirie lard Of the West, under the charge OF Nc.
Charles O'Connor, an agent Of tie Institution. Many
poor boys have been rescued from destitutoa and it;
too often consequent vice during the "hari times" Of
pe te-son which hiss noE nearly passed, and in good
bones With new friends they live in the enjoyment Of
o'slgs to which they had been strangers, and VI" re-
tain q the public AZ no distant dsy an hun
e,sa 'ele more than has been expended in sending
~'a 'Ssse happy homes and friends Tae iua'I' AMI
NOoe Of the Society ore On const ant requsiton, sud
needs constant replenishment, OF wn'cl the
should be ssare.
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TIE ELECTION FOR ASSISTANT ENGINEERS.
To ne Editor Of TIE ~. y. TrIbEas.
SIR: In consequence of lntOrmal'es IN the returns
o. several COMPANIES. it was impossible Dor the Inspector, .
Of me candidates ccted ios Aess.sa. Ea-
l. p,niel Donovan, 2,7lo yo.s.-elsesed.
2 John Decker, ass votes eiectet.
4 W. CoIrwe'i le'l y.tss-eleotes.
& Edwsrd W. Jacobs, "a votes-eleoted.
s. Elisha hipsslsud, l,s-a yotes-ele,ted-
s. sttPaen Michel l,735 vote'-eecied.
T.uothy L. West, $50 voiss-sected
T. H. i2sD R' ci,4,, isli vote.
I: Joan Is. o y %s., III i 20. Woes.
Is X 5 }ssn i K cs sSsi I've 7ot ,1'''
Is John Mildey, os7 votes
IT, Clark VSndeItil' 6si votes.
NJ TIgcdo1e A. Kssse - votes
~ Robert V. Mscksy, So Soies.
O. Joseph saoh. -,ol7 yo,es-eieetsi.
FER re Ssc7d Dis,rict
John H,ssi ~ ~ Vote yS,.'''''d
s 5 5S$s j SSt { ayEsa Inspector"
Accrpyyr.-Jaues Beck, hand on board the
s5orWp eossssd Monday nshi IL rs ns Der iuto
,.el ana t4 per sra "s' eAay ofa'9ed- ne
seit'sri 90 Bellevue ho'r-te-
STEALING W rcH -On Monday evening Odcsr
Wss,T found si nance Ssmu-l "hi'e tflrf 20 ai'.
suoter hv IRON ssnt Il Pfilocton Univ~i'y ~, -
is'ta explain into Lis Pos'v'.i0a Justice O"H'
nelly he'd him for eXaaIa ticu-
fAdyeItiss laent
BRADN'S GALLERIES.
Ph0ToGEAFHs,
knsxorrYEs kND DtGpKKErOrYfEs
Nos. IS IS au5 sS srosdgay Ns~f0rk Ala No IL Iesa
syvaals s'., NsAAiEston. D. G
A3yrrtissnentl
GTRNTNS NEW PHoToGRAPHC AND FINE
AR GALLERY ko. ~ Broadway era, block below tbs New
Vera Boel FbOt0sslss DsEssreotyPes Miniatures 70 %
and lyoDiJPeG
AeyerrseDsutl
A. W. FABER's Lead Pencils, sold 81 retail 81
an xt.so,er,. Al wholesale oaly b.
EsrIaARo FAsxs, sols Axeat No. II wlssmsl
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REAL EsrATT.AThe following sales were made
yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by Messrs.
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STEALING WATCH -On Monday evening Odicer
WAGER found lsd psuie1 Samu-l " hie tfyes 20 a' -
sSs of NrUts watch The vounC.trr .at ~ts ftien ~
Auotteg hv from student Plocton UniveiT nt - ~
faxed tXp,an into Eis P5sse'.94 .'~e W.
nelly he'd ain for exaaia tICu.
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AccpISr.-Jsmes Beck hand on board the
opW d shir eossfsd Monday rsht 10 asins Der into
20 A. tn. lot u Ferry s.tt.th street. n tell oNerbos'd
hstwerr ,Lc v,.,rl per ala baty crushed lie
vas sel e .srt 20 Bellevue Hospital
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TIE ELECTION FOR ASSISTANT ENGINEERS.
To ne Editor Of ThsN. \. TrIbEae.
SIR: In consequence of iniOrmah'es IN the returns
q several Compsnes 1t impossible DOR tine Inspectors %
vtye you We take pleasure In giving
correct Of me candidates excited oE AGss.sa. En-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

New Wine aud I1iquor Store. q.
NIE updeEsigned rsspertfGy bess leave to inform his
MS day opened eEolssle and Re Wine and Liquor
door above beEEAnk Wheeling rere he win con-
4tany keepo hand fl assoCp. Mt pure Wines BTan-
de', NThiski-s Gin, Rum, CT arE,gs u
Asst is my at-ntsent--keep T.Oti,tnbut n=e stuff and
TO the closest e!of entrrstel To- me
hope to teceive public Ip which I,caF.
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an excellent classical scholar: and it is fonIv5 NV
own inability to judge of this, which leads me
70 hesitate in saying he was thorodeh classic
al scholar. Let me remark, in pasSing! that
his two favorite authors were Cicero md iI'hncvs
dldes Outside Of his profession, I should say.
that MS strength lay in history or this he
wa salwaysa diligentl and systematic student.
And in the knowledge loftwhat NAV be called
not so mncl the political as the constitutional
history history OF Greece, of Rome, and of England,
think have never known his equal
) Remember how engrosSiug hissbusiness was.
remember, that while in health he rejected
nothing, avoided nothing, and that he threw.
nlmselt heartily into whatever etundt trtook.-
ara then tell me If he did not guard etficIcntlv
ana %e'iectualy, against TINT Influence Of our
profession, to which Goeridge lnded when,
IN repIy{to some one tho had asserted sthat he
study aud practice of the law sharpens the
mn: as grlndstone sharpens aaknife-by mar.
MS GRACEFUL n EARlNa.
nave reserved to-the close one other trait OF
ms character, towhich Il wish to draw voiiYIrr
Part!cUiar attention. It is his gentleuanl,
Gearing and Department. When Dir. johnson
was was "SN'MS a6Gut person who was proposed
." Il c''''oIdats for his famous clnb and the nro
tpI p,'SEs =, Se1i' ne Is man Of gentle manners''
'he DOCTOR, whose Stroug sense enahled hin ~
appreciate eXcelIenceS which his infir,iiirS and
carry hnhits prevented him from pOssessino
'eP,'c" Say u" more, Sir-what you have nj.
ls@uy sa'4 includes everything" THIS NAV
Seei''iIpernaPS IL was-eXtraYagant; and vet
am almost willing 10 say that such l,roC.sSinnoI
manners as those nf Choatc include or imnl,.
everything ! seriously doubt whether tber,.
tVeS the person who o~cver heard him uttpr
rude word am sure that never heard hin,
10 So or heard Of his doing SO. ~ LAWYER.
.s'nl,eT Is often severely tried. But he was, for
tunately tur hn$elfa his nei.hbur*. kind h,.
IlntUTS. An0-hiS
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WHsEE
THE HI INTEEEIGENCER..
RUFUS gOH0ArB.
ANornER r1Nr rn1pI,rn

), we ~ taSe the following from the address of
lion III Theophilns Parsons bufore the students of
Harvard Law School: s,S'''9 y
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