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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

BOLD ROBBERY BY RIVER THIEvES-Sometino
sdnesesy night the refinery Of Hayemsye Town
end az The foot Of South Third street. Eastern ostrJ,
robbed Of sht barrels Of valued S25 The sugar
shed situated the dos, and probably tsksn
f the docks BY Of small boats 10 lighter and thsnes
tsken % New York Of tho Brooklyn dockA TrscE
d.coved In the where the barrels had been rosl
from shed where they stored the bchysrd n
Mr Manner adjoining the refinery and then gut ON board
the dock The operation OF removing those
barrels must have occupied some two hours washmsn wo
IN the main buldnz night Sergeant Dazel Jacobs,
the robbery yesterday morning sent word 70 Nsw
Yors hope the thieves might be deoyefed No uaos
of them yet found The night cloudy aud the
thch Upon the rivsr and would be possible for
sher without its being observed by perssss
o shore. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

USIrED SrArKs AGRICULTURAL SooIEri.-Ihe
medals awarded at the sixth annual exhibition a.
Richmond nearly three hundred, just from the
United States Mint at Philadelphia aud nestly en-,
grsyed by Mr.. Dempsey of this city. The grand gold
medal Of honor awarded TO Mr.. p. Rahm Of Rich
mond, Va, for the best locomotive steam engine for
farm use is nearly twice the size Of the grand medals
awarded at the 'French Exposition BY the Emperor
Nspoieop. tonon' i1h'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

DEATH FROM IsJURIEs.-A man named Richard
Ls-e residing Of Sixth avenue and Ffy efnh
street fcurd Wedne'ty nisht lying the tsk of
the Foar Railroad with his shoulder terribly crushed
ana injured be taken 70 the Hneeerh Ward
Police station where b. attended By phyiesn bot died
after admission IL s boz the
s1PDosition 10 ths be struck locomotive Of Of he
,rstss II passing Fy An nguess VII
be he'd BPoa the BODY to day.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
-BROOKL YN LI,EN&.

DEATH OF As OLD CrrzEs.-sIr. Morris Snoa.
son, old citizen and for many years conductor On
TIE Futon Ferry died at his residence in th;, oty On
Wedneedsy night, at an advanced age. Mr.. Simonsoa
was one Of the original members Of the Brooklyn Fire
Department, and continued ar active member for 8
lorg tims He was one Of the oldest exsmpts in tbs
city at the time OF his death
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

TIE THRD-AvESUE RAILROAD AccmgsT.-Mr.
G. w. Busted, the surgeon attending Alfred Wal
dron, who was injured on Wednesday BY Hook sniLsd
der Company No 6, gays tbat Wsdron cannot recover
his RIBS being fractured close to the spine. Waldron
lives at No. 433 Third avenue and is card-writer by
occupation After the accident, Assistant Engineer
G. j. Ruch stayed with him till Officers Gsillard and
I.vce took him homa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
coIrRT cILENpAR-rgs DAY.

UsIrFD STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos ~, %, %,
50, eS 81, 81, 81 -. so, 81. ST. 81, So, 80 ca
SUPREME CoURT-ClRcUr.-PARr I-Calendx
~ short causes PARr II-Nol 27l4 s2 $50 s8 sss $40 s
st4 3i6 .S4s 3S, S52 $50, $50. 56o 3e2 54 S66 l6s
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERa.-Nos. III,
49, tas 15o 49, 1sS 1884, 1885, i6. 49, 49, I6c 49, S. ~,
IS, 10, l2A
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Same as yesterday.
CosMon PLEAs-PART L-Adiourned for the Term.
PARr No. 49 $780, 13l, ga as 2s ~. 28, III as -.
30 L3 2ll H
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

REVIVAL or An OLD TRIcK.-On Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Helena Rogers Of No. 80 Esss Twelfth
street, while msking puIchases in Holmes
Co. dry goods store No. III BrosdFay, laid Bible
and SundaySchool clsss-boOk which she had With her
upon the coorter Having completed her business she
st ont fer her residence and in her hsty departure
forget 10 take her books. Mr.. Jackson, one OF the
finn, saw the books and knowing TO whom they be-
lorged had them tied up with Mrs. Rogers goods, and
sent the parcel to is destination by the errsnd boy,
Peter. The boy delivered the parcel as directed, and
mad just EFT the house when young fellow stepped
up and rsrg the bell Upon the servant answering tie
sunmons, the fellow stated that the bundle just efc
was mistake snd sad that Messrs. Holmes & Co.
had sent him up to get it, in order hs, the error might
be reetihed. Mrs Rogers not yet having opened the
hurdle, redevered II to the stranger and al the same
time telling him about Der Bible and cAss-book, ssksd
him 70 send them up. The fellow promised that ne
would, and lsi. At early hour yesterday morning
the same fellow rang the doOrbeli most violently, and,
hrussiDg the books into servants hands hurried down
TIE s.oop and ran of. Mrs. Rogers's mlkman hap
pered 70 be serving milk at the time, and think
ing from the fellows appearance that some
thing was wrong, jumped into his wagon and
gave chase. Officer Helms u the fifteenth Precinct
was called upon, and succeeded in srrsstiDg ~ man
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

ABEAsTLY FIGHT.-Two young mea about ~ years
Of sge-Peter McMullen, VINO resides in Mott street.
and Wm Donnelly waiter in Fulton street-got into
quarrel few evenings since in saloon down Fulton
street, where they had met to enjoy friendly spree
They wa1ed warm upon some private matters under
discussion, ard commenced hosites, which grew into
ferocous rough.snd-tumble fight, during which
Dcnnsly bit of the lower part of McMoens LETT ear
in return for which McMullen feeling equally ssngur-
AIRY, rushed into Donnely and attempted to bite of
his nose il which luckily for Donnely, he failed to be
entirely suecesly. After they had satisfied their
th'rst for blood McMuIleD happened TO glance into
lookrg glass, and sadly mortified at seeing his
countensnce so mach mared and ps Of bis ear utter
ly spoiled; and applied TO Justice Welsh Tor Donne-
lys arrest. Donnelly wa; arrested and sent 10 the
Tonbs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
sI,5is a
Total. s2S7s 90

TIE Right Rev. Bishop o Conror of Pittsburg, Pa,
is in this city, the saest of Archbishop Hughes, ard
will preach on Sunday next at St. Andrews Church,
Duane street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

A Mas AND HIS WIFE Found DEAD-Coroner
Jackmsn held inquest yesterday upon the body OF
a shoemaker named Henry jackson, and his wle
Cecs each GO years Of age, who were found dead on
Thursday morning in then apartment, on the iourta
story of the tenement house No. 2l9 Esst Eighteenth
street Both were exceedingly incorporate IN their
habits, and had been 60 for d long time. On Wednes'
day night both got beasty drunk, and while IN that
state died. Drs. Hanlon and Ferguson held post
mortem examination upon the bodice, and found that
death was caused By congestion of the brain prodnced
by intempeIsrce, and the Jury rendered verdci TO
that effect. jackson was born in Ensland-nis vile
IN Ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

FATAL Casually on TIE HARLEM RAILROAD-
Mr., Kir, az elderly lady residing In the city and
ked on rhGrsd.y morning. By Of tie trans iiou Harlem
a. Re was the tack One hundred and
twenty sr f street Tho body conveyed 70 the station
Twsnty seveu,h street and Corones oksefs will hoIa al
quest upon It to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

CHARGE or TIcKET SwiSDLING.-A German, named
Charles Kindel residing at Wheeling, Va, came to this
city last week with the intention of buying ticket and
sailing for Bremen and with directions to go to the
foreign Consul in NewYorE, supposng that he would
set him all right. generous individual offered to
show him to the Consul, ard took him to an English
boardrghouae at No. lO2 Ceder street. to stay over
night and, next morning, accompanied him TO an
office on the corner OF Liberty and Greenwich streets,
where a dgnifed gentleman represented himself ss
"ths cousul,' and sold him ticket for s35 Oar
traveller soon discovered his ticket TO be worthless aud
gladly sold it to skindy-disposed indv dua for s.;
sud, determining to give up all hopes of seeing the
fstberand he wss directed TO en- Office 20 get return
ticket fer Wheeling, which, to bis cad bewderment,
be also found to be bogus lie appeared before JUS
tice Welsh, yesterday, with his story, who detailed
several officers to arrest the ssindlers.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

The long. pending case of arsou, in which Charles
H. defendant for the burning of hs store 81 the ccsr
OF Ninth and Fort Assa cset ~ ss-
day. he failed appear hts bail OF sSo" ~
ordered 70 BE- forfeited.
Stephen Webb charged with breaking into the store of
Samuel Lcteu sien Chambers street on the 18th Of Decs
" tried aud acquitted.
James Latin joiuty indicted with another, who WAS not %
trial was placed the a charge of utterns counterfeit %
bin. op the Granite Bank Of Boston He convned with
recon dAtion metcy his scoompcs sppeaIni TO hAvo
made BIN partly dupe. sentencedo two years In the sss
Pr
Rose Smith s., Cassidy. tried for stealing watch Al
chain worth from Stephen Gregory Dec wn The
old story Of mans sty aud woosn sulaness The CyprAa
wa. convicted and sent years the State Prison
Thom.s Mhoney CHARGED with burglary the third desosSs
va, convicted Of attempt burglary and sent to the state
Prison for
John Dunn guilty forgery the fourth Degree sn6
vent 10 the State Prison for two yssrs. -. -.
James Rogers pleaded guilty burglary In the third dsgrees
.pd eut or two wears and the State Psoa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

We are requested to call the attention Of j. +. B.,
who sent US letter relative to the United States
steamship Powhs.an, in November last, to an sdver-
ti-eInelt on the first page of this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
FROZEN LIMBs.

To The Edis, Of The 3. y. Tyibaae.
SIR: piece of cOpperss Dissolved IN warm
water a remedy for frosted Eb ke coax the hnsers
or feet or rgb well 90 the or face.
NsEr Isrk jan IL, lt53 hL hASIrf.J
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
fAaysrtf<<m~n,.l

The METALLIC TABLET STRoP-Invcnted By
Gro sAUSDFEs A D. sThis the senain. article, hss
never squsled r pvdacDs the krebet esshe eds~
razor Csn ~ obtained Of ID. saescrhe aaa nsssfs
ers J. 5. sAUxDtss No. As,ot House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Itavertissrent |

Advertisement
HILLS Arr LIGHT COMPANY, No. 444 bfooms-
H. all cell end tss moe, brilliant and cheap
Ana Gas produced IN tAs other eoaatrJ S
rA ssf.. .ai Q Of oeas per STATE ssd Coon1v
Assn:. Unisei s,ssss-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

SERIOUS FLUID AccIDEET.-A servant girl named
CsthaIiae Callahan the employ Of Mr. Hpwe residing In
Division avenue Fourth street seriously ncd, sboae
II O'Clock Wednesday nsht, hy the explosion cf o,d
lamp which she engaged In filing The hames Sended -
her clothing had II been for the presence Of mind ~
NM Hpwe she would have been sehouaJ in2red. A
escaped with buns about the hands and
The accident Of the
girl sh- had frequently been cautioned assias filing the
lamps while they were lighted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

Justices QUscKySBUsH, BREsNAS and CossoLLr
Bya new arrangement Of the Court all prison csses
VII be d Tussday a1d Saturday whie Thur.d.y Of sscs
week will be apart for the trial Of hal cases exclusively
George Allen convicted Of assault aud battery hned ~
Jo. Bnket assault ard battery fined DO Timothy hsay
s,.a battery judgment suscended Victor tuer assss
snd battery 6ned 10 CLARK Primrose assault sad basys
Pens nary month. John Ramsey assault and osssJi
CITY Prison ten days
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

The Hudson River steapers with some others, had
their flags at halfmss to-day in consequence Of the
demise of Can't Smith Of the steamer Francis Skdty
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

WurIAxsBURGH DIsPErsARY-D Hiram r.
Hsd sre the spothecary this enssry, has nbntsd s
report the Trustees By which sppea that sunaS
soding Decsmbsr 81 1as there SIS psftsn1
treated Of which @ under l,I be- ~ssn oae
ard fye 63f five and ten years. 30 beSesa
ten thirty years and efi thirty OF thsss o
were 100 females 6f natives Of the Unlt>4
State. 25 of ireland 26 Of Ensand 2oI Of Germany Jz
scotland and Of France. -
OF the deases treated were; Injuries 81 nsryo1s, II;
kr Gy5 head 7; abdomen 1871; and 1885, fryen,
ss sboe.s 100 heart lungs and tarost TO minor surgery.
os7 r5euu.stism l76; urinary 33 yscclns,ed lb)3 10
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

W. FABER's LEAD PENCILS, sold at reta1
sy a. ststioaerv A. sholsssls Only ey
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
SUPREME COURr-SPEoIAL rERS.-JAS. iS-Befere JUDI
n.N ne

John J. Drake et Al sgt. Wm. w Hs~kins.-
Jus.rneu plaintiff demurrer with costs with liberty -
0ef~noaut 20 pot IN a answer In twenty ssy< tI.I
John A. Livir rgsOu, 1t al. sgt. Jas. IL. Neasre ct
Demurrer overlsd with costs defendant 70 hsve twenty
days 10 payment of costs
John 5. Msscn agt. John A. Schenck.-Judgmsas
for defendant o demurrer, with costs
IN CHAMRERs-JAS. l3-Bsforc Judge surHkkLMo.
DECISIONS.
John Aitken ct al sgt. Peter +. +. Hollands ct al.
Motion granted without costs 20 either party
In re- the petition OF James Gregory OF al.--Ordsr
granted ...r ..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIkL TgsN-JN. S-bstcrs
Judge BoswoRTH-DEciso>
John H. Harris sgt. The Panama Railroad Compar
ny-Cs,e setted and with the Special Term Clerk
Before Judge MoscsIEy.
JOHN Rehl aQt VIM. Boggs administrator, &C.
Order OF reference 70 Robert ID. Livingston.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
iAtvertt~nsatI
BRADY's GALLERIES.

AnsaorvPis Asp DAsgHrsporysRs
vssns4s-, WsssiaetaA v G.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

PoRT MORRIS n. Y.-The trains which have mere
tofore been run on the Port Morris Branch RAiroed
in connection with those Of the Harlem Rsilrosd vii
be dis ,ontI1 aed from Monday nex., for the Winter
season. Az .oon SPriog opens, various improve
ments of importance are expected to be commenced
e. this place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

HORSES VERSUS MrLEs.-Yesterday the Brooklyn
CITY Railroad Company commenced the Of horses The
GreeLport route instead OF mules which they have se1 noe
The road The will be implanted by hofsee
a. "a. s , former e rendered able and ths latter
can b. ob,.1ed ststed that of lse mules
on tins route only 40 really ht for service. eF
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-An unfortunate woman
named Kate Hsggerty, who confined IN one OF
the cells Of tue Fifteenth Precinct Station-Iouse, on
Wednesday night attempted to put end to her MS
cradle life b. swallowing squsntty of srseric. Her
situation was discovered, and physician sent for who
administered an emetc, which had the desired effect.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

AccGDESr.-A boy ~ years Of age, residing ID
rsd r.sr second street injured while siding down hn
lp Grand ..Ise. He ws tsken home.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

RoBgERy-Dr. Schapps, residing in WashingtOu
place south street robbed Wednesday might of
oyercos By yo1Dz who called s house ~ hs
on pTofesso oua business 40 they stated.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

BRrwsTERs STATION y. Wv. c. WariDg, esq,
for many years engaged in the manufacture of ats al
Ycnkers hiss commenced the erection OF al extensive
hat factory at Bre Esters Station Puusn County, or
the line of the Harlem Railroad, 81 miles from the
city. This rew establishment viii make Brewster :
Station the second manufacturing yillage IL Pdtnsm
County Cold Spring ranking first.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
LAW LNTE,LLIGENOE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CooHr-J,S I,-Besers Ss<ss
l>GgsSoLL-
lhf oiNitN N'NR-
Henry y. Dibble et al. ss,. furrlss =. al

kGEssoLL.
THY sIOIEN GOODS CASE.
Henry y Dibble G, al. .st. surrlss =. al
This case was finished to-day, Mr. U Conor sam
mrg M for the plaintiffs and Mr.. Evarts for tse do
ferdsnfs. The Courtroom was crowded throughout
the cav.
Judge Ipgersol in charging the jury ssid thai
they believed Psrualee stole the goods and sot them
then the Jury should ind verdict ior the psauus
bnt IL tbs Jury could not give creiibiity to Par
nslee's statements, from other circumstances whcn
were made apparent BY the evidence, thena verdict
must be given for the defendant
The jury retired about o'clock, and the judge
after Visiting an hour, ordered a sealed verdict.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
THE OrEsIse og TwEsrIkrH srkEsI.--An setios

THK OPESIsG OF TwEsrrErH SrREET.--An action
brought the City Court by W. T. ssnksy s<snst the
CIV than called for la tho
Fr.dug paving Twentsh street. from 0owsoas Beg 70
The Fsbush line TIE plaintiff estimates on ss sap-
position that the gronnd the line Of tbe street wa hd OF
sbye the sde bat be found sse Intervening marsh nsos
than or five fee. IN depth which es OBLIGED 70 ~ up
The Authorities held him ohgns contract ana ms scrou
Additional Incurred nin4
gp ths nsh The jury brought IN verdict IN ''f Of PAnh
fSr 60 eco.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

Hassos.PLAcE NJ T.. .SUspsr-ScHoot,-Tnea ~
Asntyersszy Of this sssosshs sskeoL .ia - s.ssAS -
uCub.s stou. 90 schos,a thouSh connsscsd Win eoe
Address bs dsavsysd os ne sseeasa - mo Nv
DrA wiAs sad Ksans1y. 40 nre fI-. =
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

MouSr yERNoN.--The Episcopslsrs Of Mount Yer
non, westcbes;er County, worshipiHg under the MN
istry Of the Rev. William S. Cofvy, Rector Of s.
Paals Church, East Chester, have, during the pas
Sumner and Fall, erected substantial stone edifee
with the exception OF tower and spire not yet com
rlsted. The work of finishing the Interior has been
suspended until Spring; wheu, through the eIerlons
Of the above-nsned divine, it vii be vigorously
pushei Tie new edifce, which is TO be known a.
Trinity Church, is located on the highest ground IN
the vilIsge comm andiDg fine view of the surround
ing country and Long Island Sound for 30 40 mes
PoRr CHEsrKR.-The anniversary exercises OF the
Methodist Episcopal sabbath-Sohool Of Port Chester
took place few days ago. ard the ceremonies OF the
--o..a1 arcee.iinalx intArasfinz and satlzsac-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

DlyACEs AGNSsr THE CRY RAILROAD Con-
Joseph Mui-sdo sod The City Railroad comesny "a
The Circf C for damages In OF inurtss sns
b faag rom Ia Cosrt ssees "a oocssqenes oI
frseptor condu>.or, who ordsfd TIE dnvef -
start before ahso had cesoeesd toe op: yfom % whse
be vas ssnsirs The injury sustained "a.
On ~, sf arm renderr s.ih Tbs case hsvns bsse
ziyen 70 ice Jury they got verdict Of ESQ IN fAvs
Is p.tf I'll, the secoud TRIAL the Jgy having fsled
-. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

DEATH BY SUFyocarIos.-A man named Patrick
ss.ry re- found dead ekn the foot Of Aniy ress
Yesterday nosnins He wa In TIE habh sf sssys h Mn
and l. d bsyed ks ufccstsd By The noxoos 49,
tsry wss q years Age AID vel small polieen
ss1th Brooklyn- Hi latest expoit ssercsS Cass1
CHARGED Killing boy named Hart and sscssds1 - sex
tia, the pfos did 60. End him FOR veeh Ar nss
vas upon the body and verdict Of tssfh sy ssesA
wa rsndsied by The Coroasr's Jury. Id
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

Prof. N.tohen's fret lecture on Astronomy viii be
given Ibis evening at The Academy Of Nlsic, his sub
eot being the "Tfansition fom Ancient 10 Modern
" Astronomy, and the Discovery Of the Lsws Of Mo-
/" ton and GrAvtatOn.
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WILLIAM 3. Woops,
AN AnT

sIe kU o The Houa D pep eiehtalyes.
MARTIN WEbkkR,
4 psifppt Of The enate
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One Hundred Dollars Premium
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor of Medicine and Electropathy,
HAS 0ONQIunEn no PER-

GrOIeSSOr OF neulclne ana ElecJfOpatny,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER.
II MANENTLY locate in Cleveland, and has remay.
ed hs Office from Bank street TO the side OF Onia 10
street over q Beck Co.'s Grocery store one block
T6e immense s1ecess Of Dr. GIBSON in the tTeame
Of Chronic Dsgases us'ihes him in announcing ote SICK
that he will make
No Charge for SerUiceS lDhioh are not successful
according to opinion which will be given when he pa
ttenl ls rst examined, in the following dlseasesi igor
Complaint, Dyspepslt, It's Ague Fever
Dysentery General Debility Nervous Consump lou a sh
ieet hands, Paralysis Palsy, Impotency, ST. Vltns
Dance, Lumeness, Sick Nervous Hehdnche, all
Diseases, Neuralgia. Diseases Of The Kdroys, Drupsy,
RhenInatisin, SHTOfulR Spinal couplat, Sal Rheum,
Scaled Head eyeT-SOras. White Swelling, (Dr wi
pay 500 TO physican in the world ho viii equal
success ia treating White Swellngl Wi hered Limbs,
or from disease of the optic nerve, termed Amaurus
also nursing mouth Leuccrhga and other dseust
peGuliaT to females
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN .
whit have 80 ldom heen cured trfnled
by DIR. q with degree ucerlsn y, amounting 10 inath
ematic1 precision namely Chronic Inflammation OF Com
gestOn Dizziness Sonening II the raiD Jsegses mon
later ATTENDED with melancholy state ofnnd
with loss OF ambtonOr mental ersy. and whit frequent
y yterminate m idiOcy, insanity suicide Dr. GIBSON
will forfeit 500 of failure TO any tho last
named diseases He hopes this notice with the numerous
and respectable aud favorable references which lie
give, will be su Ien guaranty the thousands who
suffering from dtsonse Of the brain, that thew
positively their health receive handsome pre-
IN um in case OF failure
Patients be his Cfce in ynrious gtaees Of
coyaoscence who have been treated by all classes ed
cal men without success.
Dr. e. would State that he possesses the only reliable
mode o. detecting the location Of dlseuseshe nucdi
uiey point out the precise seat Of all disease the
tOn.
OFFICE HoyRs-9 to l2 and to s O'Clock daily, sun
days excepted, and from to O'oOck on Monday and
lnuIsu9y eHen lliss apl4
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED.
Steamer MAY Queen Vger Detroit; III bbls hsh 40 pkgs
sundres IS bags potatoes y do IRON and 80 sacks
rags. u
Propeller Michigan, ----- Dotroii lot goods box
Mix 4 Morris
Propeller BAY State, Brown, Ogdensburgi IS tons mdso
chamberlain, CTawlord Co
BarQue C. Pierce, Rimiugton, Saut hvc $50 tons ice
Quayio Wartn. ~ 49,
do salt Master .
200 dOsolt Hubby. Hughes 90.
Schooner STRANGER kuowlon Port HuroT; u NJ Nlumlor
[. As do timber 800 DO lath Foot n King
Schooner Fidelity, Duncan Toledo; t9,66i bs scrip
stJne, Chisholm JOnfs
Scow lno, Dnddloson, Ir0lt lCQ NJ lumber 10 lHth
J II CLARK GO.
sco juno CGyer Port Clinton q cords wood 32OO hoop
Nal0s
scow spsnker Burke sanduskJ; 2eOrds paving S.
scsw FTse Mason, Dess KsIeys Islandi y eurds rae
stone
Scow Oreens 0erlach, Pert Huron l4AOo u lumber .0l
empty boxes beer bbls Sunery.
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AN AOT

NO. AZ AN AOT
Uilst ana Ineo porsted RaeSs pas "a NAV issl VI
Section 4 Bs enacted BY he General Azse7by Of ne blaie
g,a2 LsS Ihe e995e5 q aSy Guy OF 9eoIporaed VII
shall be imposed ion the voAun OF he any a
NOS pad party eonvelsd shall ~ oTde OF ih nsy, ar
other proper au hgi la on pre islued Tor lie puoo
the piY discharged by pTOce5a uf Law; ihey fb M
have rogsr g toylde taa any peisoso pgTon. oHyc al
re e glee 10 pay The hle imposed ths os al psos
saau ~ nae of4ef % eees b np9slnsd ktpt
sh have ver 70 provide t4Ai a vagant common Toit
W ~ Hnu peisohi @ tse ltae5 q ueh O. rpof.
prison ment of ueh peod5 as may provided by orlnsni
When ~ peon or persons shall convicted und,i
The poyona fths .cs such prrssR pesons iha be I'M
he person ols ihs Be 90 c5asicted. mel st oI is.
20 poIated Village ll ptly ceo " n in iE ne use
% ige to po7 d,d with o shai be aowtd af ~ paT
S 9iosSen. AZ s9,ilSS "a b. ay We wee OF e jail O.
have lhS MY p[ydtd ~ ~ pcopIa odl snoes con
ladcI or noorpora I'd safe aaS All be ne 20 ~ y
he ia Oh euad he e Of ths iheiid q t6s
min eNa be- Pre- odbai aancGs u the CIV 81
So,s.se vasr & @ e,hsyAs BY eve elgTss Ioyl3s
hsL Se'snoa On wing 70 h eousol u any ilty ofhe
:. elA. ',,sn notice o. yer neaton 20 DO a,itaai
jan Tor The pu poe hersin bsiofs astSs M d IL yi'd f5
Rv,n civ coa I'll q such city shsl 'aeptv S,.S a. s
the appropriate dnalos o0nua d ior IL, mntd "a
Ihe "a pnte mpsscnHeFt a1holed by ~ ae gSs Xxx
e 'ts N, y bS I hSy ~ ssaades ssh No es and Wohbk
agtlo' w sssa q lIi,on h0ual Of eJeton n
Sc rilt a. sss mt ,isd an pe %fo snsns AN a,t
vide ot thl orxes5,aon cea aud n ~ ofat Villages
meotlY thereto ApFi r. 1881 u aud he I, e as
WILLIAM WOODS
Speaker of the houss OF Rpbra shtadVes
I MARTIN WKEKER. w.
y ,,u.- a ,,,o President ofthe seRAte.