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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

prOWN-ln III, city T1-scsy Oct II, Stephen J. Brova
ss,' Ss years, 10 months and . aay.
cnLEs-suodsry Thur.tsy, Oct Is Rhod., wife ofH,rvey
C. Goes ~ G.ru Cove, l. /.
cUAsPNEY-Ia Brooklyn. On Tuesday evening Dc. 10,
.Iaar oseusoD Only child Of Frank l. AID Ida cA,npaey
.s.o - o-;hs aLe days.
COLLISSOr freddy Oct 49, st BIZ, eience NJ 30 Spring
street Dasio Colrs, native II Ireland aged IS yessa
HALLE Brooklyn Frsoci. Marion Of Mayor George
Hal, II he .l.i year OF ~ age
70 s.terd hs funeral No & Bridge street, Fulton
rue q fnaAy ocL p, oe!oes p II, without further u
yts;lCn.
HlNpLEY-In south Brooklyn on Tuesday Oct 49, Jseph,
infant Of Reward AID Cs-harne haoaey ssed n0ntnA
KELLY-Or Tuesday. Oc- ls, after short ine" George
Edsf .n Of heIry ard AuirA he, aged YEAR, aa' dy'
The relatives aid friends Of re fsry Ss respectfully invited 70
ssefa - f1oei.l ttii afternoon a. o'clock sn the r.'E
d.sce q liz between ssveI'y AID Seyenty
s.freir TeE1 EvsDu-, bloomingesie-
We sy the In the sl-n. tomb,
Swe., bl,sc ~ DAY
We rs. began 20 view ny bloom,
AHc thou AZ. called away.
KELLY-Is Brooklyn OF rle.c.J Oc:- l Jane, Kelly q
F.rnsye Quens Coant, p.rh fbaJr,sged Ireland 'fsf
iowa. III, city O. Tue.day o. e. sheE pro.T.c.ed
Tx ga, William B Lown - Of PlP D. and HesG Lo~n,
s.-e u years II month. srf "a day"
ehc q wl. ,nd N-i,h. J. Peet, sE-t yss'' and
ull.5. -.
III f4r-r. ,-.vers -. te psce from The reaie1ee Il s'
fb.r ~ l2i soU;h oIfors sreet Sootyr OF Iaar'ds,
o. as Il.
sTEPHEhs-A Beu-vie y on Tuesday, Oct II. Of con
EuP5er, William J. Stephens So Of ih'oi>' '~PoeN
To fale-a .erye.. vii place Pn4.y oct H. At the
Du-ch ksforr "a Church il bei'1e' n ; - = u
TREADwELL-In ri, city OF Tuesday, Oct TO- BIZ Joseph
{. IIesc~eli u th- 57ta Jssr Of IA .1r AZ, n
H.. a,i'e a-d -Ee' aIe tsose Of rs ne,ae =, D,e,y
Po't' sse r-,P-cr ~ Invited &c si'sns =. .Isi. =,
All e, hom his ate residence, No ~ Cia'e pace
UrDERhLL-Ai Harr.oa- lear wAis Pas OF ray ot
"a hsI:asi J., youngest dsassssf OF James AID AAsA'-'
UrerItAi sses 10 yearA
wyLLs-At Aurora c.yuEs Lake Tsgray Ok; ls sarsi
Cais.re, s1,r st Ee..y "es' s'a' assc D.
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BLOOMFIELD CHRIsrI.s USIoS.--A large aud in
telhsent gathering tiled the Methodist Church in
Bloomfield las. Endsy evening TO celeb ate the aunt
ytr-ary Of the - Bloomfield Christian Cpon.' THIS
Union Is organized upon more comprehensive puncl-
pies than usual for such societies. While IL rs Like
them in sking the religious moral, add nellectus 81
development Of its members the chief object, it
aoknoV eiges the universal ta,herhood OF God and
brotherhood Of nan; therefore lnylt's all TO cOue
within s fold no dss 10 be cosCIkefs 10 tue Tor
vdIding Of ts Christian objects thus seeks to en-
large ia usefulness aud to spresd more widely the
spirit OF unity among Christians. The non IL young
and small numbers, but has stated the movement In
the hoI ths' other ara larger Christian Assoc atoms
will cary it forward-Do logger making belief 10 some
Church doctrine a requisite for rembership, but a..
cep ing the true teet the Christ gave Fhen he
said: By this shall s know that ye are my dis
" cnles { We have love one for another" So that,
when one ssbs 10 labor With them their Christian
work they shal no logger ssy, You cannot Join us,
because you are AT Afrneriao, or Calvloist, or
" UnitaTian;" but shall say, Because you w1at 10
DO help to DO the will OF God 1t is in Christ,
g you can JOIN us.
TIE Rev WIN. VI. Milburn Methodist. the Rev.
DR.. Oseood Unitarian and the Rev. DR.. Fish, OF
Newark Baptsl, ioyired ~ address the Society,
to show thst the spirit Of unity might exist betwee
widely differing denominations of Christians upon the
common platform of Christian ,rork If not belief Tne
Rev Henry +. Smith, OF Bloomfield opened tue meet
no with PRAYER. TIE President, Mr.. GfeLvie NJ.
Weeks Their addressed the meeting, stating the chsr-
acter and objects of the UuioG
The Rev DR.. Osgood WAS next introduced, and ad-
dressed the Union upon the subject: What the
Young American should be- urging eloqnenty that he
should be somebody, not nobody; that he should be
himself and not somebody els; and not make ti. Ifs
mere tissue Of pretense. Afer occupying the un-
wearied attention of the audience for about three.
quarters Of an hour be took bic seat and the Rev Dr..
Fish held their attention about half AT hour longer.
In bic pieiaory rensrks he said: How pity tbs,
Ar almost d.spse him-sho has not a soul Digger
than biz congregation, aod who cann) see over the
walls that are thrown around him by mis- belief by
his sssocstiors The Rev. Wm. ii. MIlban on ac-
count of iLees unable to be present and add his
10 these two very practical and interesting addresses
After benediction by the Rev. DR.. Osgood the meet
ing closed.
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Advertisement.
CAN RUPTURE BE CURED ?


Dr. EDWARD H. DxoS-De.r Dir: Ny attention directed
article IN Journal The SsPe the evil confe
qg'ncs medical prejudice srd aversion 70 popular
eynced by the appointment Of Special Committee bv tho
Hee Academy OF Medicine 10 sgate the prsctcaby
Of curing Rupture had been told by friends and
the appearance Of your Card In that
bsd established private hospital for tke Of this saciou
10 well Piles and Fstula, ard when ! read the article
alluded struck with The common OF
that induced 10 investigate the matter for myself
The result Of my inquiries was as you know personal app
ascertain the durability Of had FOR
yes been the subject bad rupture which business
requiring ps of heavy pdswtte fountains In the
establishment Of Mr. John Matthew's Of this city, for the
chief supply Of the city retailers rendered peculiarly dangerous
om liability aDgulstOn snd toe possibility OF
surgical operation You pronounced
entirely durable BY your improved process with little pain
and confinement happy 10 assure all who require such
that my Hernia entirely Cared and although had
been Obliged while Lifting TO assist By the hand The pressure Of
Tf the descent OF the bowel
support and with perfect indeed
for the forgotten that ever had
rnIture. for the psst Summers been lifting one
Of the aountaD daily sent all the
city from establishment often weighing GOO pounds ear
hope every aborng will avail himself OF this great
discovery disregard the prtudces OF all interested persons
W msy be inclined discourage him The
s pain oopDemen that scarcely thought u could be
acces.fu thoroughly convinced OF its efficacy
Your obliged friend, HENRY ROBERTS,
with john MATHEWS, No ASH lstsy
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COMNRREAL NF1YKksS


WEpsKsoar, Oct l9-r.M
T.s Stock ra.kst vss more .S'i'- to-dsy, anf
ibere Ess mod,ts,e improvement q N--'foiA
Cebtss ard .evsrs tibe Eastern R.ray stocks, out
IL the Western sha-es the movements were msfk~d
by 81. ht tesyitess a tie c. -s If the calls. Ice
sSles q GsenA quite free ard BUYERS were sup
pied 90 tine move really thsr for severa days Ps't
TIE sane fear-s Wss noticeable 10 the desinSs IN
Ruok Isl hd, bet WITH less sctyi'y. Illinois Ceotrsl
ras 8 fraction loser, ant the Michigan roads Geld
s,ss1ly at sbg az the quots,iots of yestercsy.
Erie and Hsrt Preferred were botn better, bu. the
former decnueS frsctor nj the close. Tsere was s
srse business dose il State Stocks sd prices ~ere
frsc.iou better for fsvorite descriptions Tcere IS
slso fair GernsDd FOX City Bonds, ana especially for
Broobl &C. Water LosD, ADD Chicsgo IS Of the sew
ersge Loan. At tbs Second Bo,ri, the market was
stea,y curing the esry psrt of he session. but with
cut in portrait charge. Reading fell off little, sod
cosea JUL a; 3 s57 Ia fnl transactions the mar
ket was quite dull. The CLOSING prices were; For
P.ci6c Msil Steamship Conpsay, IL si2; Mssoar
e. $685. Ne~YoGk Csntrsl R.ilrosi, SOi ss0s
Erie Rairosi 7e7I Haoson River Railroad, Si e
30; Harlem R,ilrosd Ct elO. Harlem Railroad Pre-
ferrrd, Sc, a3ei Residing Rsilrosd 81 eSi Michigan
Cenus Railroad, e.; e43, Michigan Southern Raj
ro.o 4. rs, Michigan Southern Preferred, l6l i6i
Panama Railroad, 1913 al23I; ILLINOIS, CectrL Rail
rosn, g. OH Gains and Chicago RslTosd, 'is q
IA Cleveland and Toledo Rsrosi, l9l a2o; Chicago
and Rock I-l,nd Railroad, oil a6ili Illinois Central
Bonds s. as5l.
The market is heavy for Foreign Exchange, ard
rates are /. y cent lower, WITT moderae demand.
Sterling Is 1921 sll0i Francs, 5.l6i as l3i
Freigbts 10 Liverpool, 400 bbs Floar %. To
Loudtu 3 eco bb.s. Flour st 2s. 80. To Glsgow,
$50 bb.. Flour at 2s 81. A small ship from Gal.
weston TO Liverpool with Gotten st a., with tae
privilege Of cargo cut.
The business Of the Sub Treasury wss: Receipts,
sos 1876 s5-for Customs $40, 000 Payments, $751;
6l3 76; Balance, 81 ,so0,399 &.
TIE oficsl statement Of the earniugs of tie Gslens
and Oh c,eo Road the second week OF October shows
as follows:
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoEs-ocr. ls.-sebr.

An Irish laborer, nsmed Hugh Donshue, residing at
Nc 81 Ludlow ArraEred the charge Of having
beaten Mary Donshue, Alas MsAret Winters, OF the Oh Of
October and cut Der sesd open with hstchet tie sen
.epce6 for yesr % he State Prison
ian. Mcsoey pleaded guilty % tie charge Of petit larceny
bsyrg srsined of burglary ihitd degree
ON d Of pe be he entered oce Of Aceomsc
Wood Timber Company occupied By M G- W shss-r,
and therefrom hu dTrd feet % 1pe $40 he
caught by policeman who found him diving West
sbout O'Clock in the oTrs TIE Recorder s-nierced him
tie Peu'eBiiaTy ioT six months.
Parick And sle Bau. charged with ,h.say beat.
ins a. hing yoa name1 Henry H4ltt, p Of
September. TIE occurrence witnessed By s.In hNsa
Or en- Quinn witness for the defense bat mate
OF contradictory stAeuets s-i hl4y. coli-'cg 20 toe Dis
tric Attorney be hsd tod s-nocs 10 grcer
eup.e frl.ud Recorder Barnard committed iJr p-l.y
PAIck and Britse isnAD1eo ~ seu1ecr- ssatsy
Louis Grs.nsf-in OF No l6l West Iyses.utn street,
pss.d guilty chsrze q having and ch,n
osFred,rc Meyrr SIS. SOFA September He
va. .eut T. the PsliieEl4fy Elo-taA Ac canned
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COURT cALENDAR-rms Day.

CSIrFD STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-.Jury causes. -
Nos g g. lo H. AcuAty Nos. lo5 l0i s., "a,
us is l.3 rs l0l -
SuPREsE CoURT-CIR-UIr.- Part Nos. 2l57,
2ss, slS 267. 1873, ~ -l5h ls 2-5l e25 ~ Pc
- s7 2z7J 2l5l, n 2iiS, us 9Tr Par IL-Sos.
.;2s 2ss s7s .O s6 -ii 2tss .l as5 1iS2 1854 9i6,
s4S 2.s0 2iJ., 2foi. -iot -ios, .f7o -f7l
SuFKEAE CoUKI-SFEciaL HERa-Nos. 253. 30.
i 2S6 - ~ - 20 80. so. ia ~ Ifs Ia 81 ~ =,
g. 5l Sl2 SIS Sii 5ii, Sl5, - 70 u.s. Ice rs, -, H. e
lst. lei. 81 - -, -
SUPERIOR CoUKT.-Nos. 81. ~, 5O0I ll2, III,
4sI 5il ~ 2 "a ar 81, a. 49, 5s leo S SO. $50 5s
$50 ss2, ioS so. 81.
Corr or CosNoS PLEAs.-Part Mos. l@2, 6l,
s., "a T. lsl. Pax; II.-hsA -, - III ~.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-ocr. ls-Bet,rs

FORTEIIrRE Or JEWELKr
Tbeu,ed One Tuuh Containing watches and ewey
Iris was suir 10 forfeit quantity OF watches and
sw.ry in ported from Brazil BY hessi Worms Rsgs 90 Tue
ground that brought ihr country without payment
Of duties. There also quAty ct Iod coin seized By the
Governm en the same rOunc.
The Jury found The GOvrrnuert f1rens the gooos 81,
NOT he money rendition - the bench
rant. were issued OF NoTms Reiss xho under
Indictment sns tie goods. Rega va. arrested 10 Court
IN, Worms sscsped Cnae Hunt James X Dwight tot
United Sta,rs John W Ashcad and Jonas b Philips ior ne
ae,I
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John McClaye bss sold 8, priva'e sale, 10 EO1 on
south side Of Ons-hundrsd snitwsrty seventh street.
rs feet west of Seventh avenue for $3.50 lo.; sso
lots on north side of One. hundred sndeeyen.h street.
$40 feet west OF Third avenue, for 5000 lot
The Mechanics and Traders Bank has declared 3
dividend of - T. cent.
The coal transported on the Delaware and Hudson
Canal for the week ending 18th cs for the season to
sau date, and during tie corresponding periods last
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The Mississippi and Missouri ROsi hiss recently
completed negotistiOn for bonds Of considerable
amount about q CO., at very sstifac.ory prices
and has sent forward 3 go tans Of iron 10 be laid
west Of Iowa City. The road has now one hundred
and seven miles in including the Muscatins
branch, Of which twenty miles have been completed
.i1cs the pauc. The Company has always promptly
pao rs without asking extension or favor Of
auy kind, srars occurrence. The rosd has valaao'e
lard er.rt xbich ia not embarrassed 10 the extent Of
ole do lar. AZ 900 in possssion OF the Com
acquired e. the road progresses. THIS road Is val
liable extension Of the Rock ia1d snd with the prog.
ress Of the West viii aid largely 70 its ircons.
Ire sale Of Securities by Mr.. Muller, alluded TO
above az follows
sizs8 L. SIS y cent Stock, issT..."..-.........-lf
esgs. New York y u socx 1851. 1904
s2stoeh City cat 5,oek. (Hstss Lcsn .......oi
$500 0.!s STATE So, ias vi
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FIRST DISTRICT coURT-Oet l4.-seiore rHOSA' sTnw
AIT. Justice.
RrrI, II

This is IN action brought by plaintiff 20 recover nom
the defendant who Ce'E Of the Third District Court Of
N.v.York a trial fee demsn d-d by paid hn sni ehich be
.d 70 return Aer the .ut nsd been discontinued gtnou
t The Justice the Clerks oou 10. demand s
Zee before an oiued that 10 Judics
nation Of the tie pue. b. had tley mus,
the trial fe- The Crk ID this refused 70 return me ste
AID heuce this NIT ussntut 10. plaintiff.
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The estimated shipment Of specie Saturday is
$50 coo, but as the Ariel has bsen Withdrawn, ths
smo uot will probably not DO large There about
rs coo Mexican Dollsrs on the way here from New
Orleans, for shipment to Europe. Tue Money make
Is working easier and psper msturing under sixty
days has been passed as low as 81 y cent. Ga call
money Is freely offered At sac 4 cent. The DIec
tors # the Michigan Southern Rosd meet TO morrowst
Toledo for the purpose u considering the feasibility
of borrowing money to pay the November interest
which amounts to sbou s2O5,0OO /, is possible that
An extension of tina. due on the second mortgage
bonds for period Of sixty days vii be asked. A meet
rg Of Erie Directors WAS held to-day to consider
the plan Of arrangements which 1t is proposed
10 present to the stock and bondholders.
very large company attended the auction sale at the
MeIchants' Exchange, to-day, of the stocks of tho
late James Mills. The bidding was spirited, and
nearly all the securities brought fall prices some of
them above the lsst Stock Exchange quotations. The
Pansms Company advertise to pay of their first mort
gage sterling loan due LIST December presentation
Of the bords either at their office here or TO Mess5
Csvan Brothers, s. Co., London We understand
the irstament amounts to $50 OOO about fl5OOOO
The new Citizens, Gs.-Lght Company, of Brooklyn,
have held their fret annual election which resulted in
making Mr. W. Z. Libby, President; James Ii. Steb-
bins (of S,ebbins & Booigooi, Of the Stock Ex-
change Treasurer, ard Hsrvey Warren, Secretary,
with Mesns. Joseph c. johnson, WIN. r. Libby, VIM.
Spence, bingham II. Nichols, Edward Anthony,
james II Stebbns, Heryoy Warren, and John II.
Suitb, Directors. The capital of the Company is
$l,tGoOOO. The exchanges at tho Clearing II ,use
this morrirg amounted to $23 i62 iO 60, aud the bal
spc.s to 81, 36S, 9l9 %.
The following table shows the condition Of the
~. to.I
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.NEW-J.ERSEY WK.NS.

Isr DISTRICT ASSEMBLY N. J NomStTIos.-
Tie deee aes to the let Assembly District Opposition
Corvertiop, embracing Hobokeu aud the Fourth
War Of Jersey City, held on Tuesday evening at
Welxood Hall, Jersey City. On the third bsllot, Mr..
Hoffman, having received of the Ii woes WAS de-
clared the nominee for the LIST Assembly District.
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oce hour. from to to 8 and to evening. at q
Advertisement.

A PORTRAIT FOR A SHILLING, OR DOLLAR
PHoroeRPHAs You LIgE-The cheapest Picture Gallery il
me world 10 HOLINESS No 35 Brosdwsy by the City Hospital
u ses in the 5h Ward taking the people into poeriy BY good
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SUPERIOR COURT-GgsEsAL TE,N-Oer. 10.
GrAt IL MichIgsr athrrn Rail rosd COMPANY


inquest, 10 the Sbence q the defendant council IL
the being th calendar IN pisces The
vacated yesterday and he csss sands f ira, on
The .eth inst.
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TIE City CoutcI CT Msysvile, Ky, ia 1851. 70.
fused TO levy aud collect TAX to pay the interest 90
the bords OF the city, Issued in part for its sub'crp
ton to TIE capital stock Of the Mysvils sad Lex
ipg.on Rsibosd, and tax for tba. purpose hss act
been collected since that dss. Application "" mate
in the Mason Circuit Court, by portion Of sAs hold
es OF there bords at the October term in that Js.
for srit of msndsmus TO compel tue Board Of Csxs-
cilm.n TO levy and collect such tax Toe spp,icAtsa
OF the plaintiffs resisted by the defendants Oh Va
rcus grounds but in April. 1885, the Court granted
the witt. An appeal was taken from this seca'ss.
and on ca eful reconsideration Of the whole suHest
the Court Of Appeals sustained the lover Court A.
ooreipgly on Thursdsy last the Council levied TAI
OF y cent on each $loo worth Of property in Tie
city assessed for State purposes to be applied to tss
pa, ment Of the interest these bonds.
The following are the currency, land warrant, -
specie quosous for the week corrected for US frsa
the rates current at the Baking 0ffioe Of MN~s.
Tbonnson Rrothara.
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Kings Cousrr CIRcUlr CouEI.-No-. To- - -.
e.. g l. o. u ~ ieto8
BRooSLys CRY CoURT.-Nos. |, -, . q, ~ 2,
-. 81, Il 70 sc a. Il, q. :, 8 q a., a S.
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Thdyertireu ert

QUERU'S PATENT JELLIPIED CASTOR OIL
The essy sensation Of the Oil obvsed and does not
any constipation Ii IL the best purgstive for children.
oHce, No. Us 4hav, and sold by all respectable Druggists
PrsEOLD, Parker MOwsR,
Wholesale Agents. No. Is Beekmanst-
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BROOKE YN IIkltS

Parade % IHE FIFTH BRIcADE AID RtyfEw BIZ
THE GOyEGSoR The Fail psrsce q tis trth Brig
sir uI de. he cou maid Of Cene-si Crook-,
took place yesterday At E.st NeS-Soik. TIE Brig
ale oons.st Of the 18th Reg.r ert, Co SAITH ii,h
Rsg'usrt, Co. Mood; 7Cth Regiment, Co Gtshsn;
72d Regiu.ett Col BeIue:t TIE different regi Deo,s
foTmso in the city the morning sfd took tne cars
for the Psrads Ground. The 18Th s3d nth were Al
ibeis pew III forms, ard ookeo vel. Tae other tao
regiments slso presented oredit,ble appearance.
lSge ruuber Of spectators we're preseu. to witness
the review. About noon, Governor horgsn, M,jo7-
General Duryes. and aids came upon the ground aud
reviewed The troop-, expressirg themselves highly
pleased With the bearirg and appearance OF the men,
The rsi IL nesrly s'l fan sni TIRE brgsie never
loofed better. II tie afternoon ruDber Of eyolu
tiers were performed. The brigade returned to The
city about o'clock.
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CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS English
Velvet Carpets per yard English Brussels &c. So and
gOc Oilcohs sic 5oc Druggeu Soc TO 7sc RDg', Mats
and Mating. HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 9s boweIJ.
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NOFFATTS LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX BITTERs
for the Of Scrofula and eli diseases arising from impure
blood Bilious kys Fever and Ague Dyspepsia Drop,y Piles
yield 10 their curative properties For sale Of NO. S Broad
way, and BY oil drugxis,s
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SFSTESCES IS THE COURT or SEssIoSs.-Jufge
Nom, Yesterday s-ueuosd the lo sas p.Sors a. Of ShJm
Lad be, convicted 5ITgt the tenn.
Ihn Purcell for f-loLaus a,ssLt upon John NJ GtTy .
lDotb. 10 re Peui'eI sry JoLn Coo,on Gf fcull
su, lpoo j.. s'rcks,d ro1,h' . me Feaitrudsrr NJ
ebse Sors under pgnGs- Of matrss mOuns
10 Nh. P-uiieu'sry IL the of Nm Timer M snt
Wm Burns for burglary. .,uteuce Suspended. and It's
Court adjourn ed til the I'd Of NcyerDbcf.
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RECEPTION OF ESCtSE Co. No :. AND TORCH
LIGHT PEooEssIos.-The freezer OF the city have
m,ce great perpetrators for the reception Of Consti-
futon EtgiDe No. by a torcelicht procession this
evening, or their return from ,1elphia. Four-
teen companies will form in Ire at + ulon Ferry ST
ocotk .. H.. snd on The srfival OF No. will escort
them through some of tie principal streets, a,como.
ried b, eight ssnis OF music Toe affair is 70 wiod
up with supper a. the Military Garden
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tAdvertisem snt

Roof PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
# FAIRS, Proprietor.
No Sl5 Broadway, corner OF Franklin a.
PPoT0GRAPHs in every style.
DAGUERREoTYPEs, IyORYTyPrs, &c.
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THE CITIZENS GAS LIGHT COMPANY-The first
election rr Dsc'rs q ,h. CoGP.nJ Geld s; the Office Ia
Aou'ssur street To.sdsy, when the following Gentlemen
were cheer: W Libby, Jo.epa c. Josuson, Sni.h,
Wm Sy.uce, Jo. Il seotns L. ii. Nichols Warren, T.
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Treasurer; and Ii. srTen, Secretary.
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