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SUPREME CoURT-CH.aBsRS-sEPI. 2l-B,o Justice
PRACTICE-SECURiTY oS APPEAL.
Lewis Ra;hboIe sg,, Henry 81 Morris.

PRACIICE-SEtl Ri11 on APPtAI4.
Lewis Ra;hbone sgt Henry ~. Morris
IsCRAHAM, 1.-The defendant has given tie neces
tary security appeal aud has obtained order allowing
,ure.s after Justin He for suppressed
issued before he appealed sad under ~hich
levy had been ade.
Section code which pescrbes the Effect Of secny
appeal other virtue than 10 stay further proceftn
Judgment IL discharges yscstes Dottrs but merely op
The plaintiff the time Of giving the security ea
ins bin any rights security Preyiousv obtained
Ii ave. authority proceeding OF re-
lease any night previously acquired o., IN,
Tie cane practice prevailed under the Old syseIn Ban,hsd
art Myers, ~ r. &c, Kinney as. Whit I'd, II X 81 aud
only where execution Issued within the tonr days
OF the rule for Judgment being Perfected that the
bail subsequently, put 10 Jack
son sg sch.uber Cow an The Revised statute. directed
stay fully executed aud The Court re-
nsed the Sheriff proceed after BAH vac put H. bat
they did the levy tDeahed set Sanford Hill,
fSl ~
The ieron Of the General Term o. this dsrot IN the matter
Of Berry GO Barb 5i settles the question IL this Court II IL
there held that the security and appeal only fLtner
ceedp They do undo anything artady done They oey
stay or execution If l. have issued that the execution
were aud levy made The sale stayed bat the levy
was n'ere1ed with Toe rule laid down 10 these caes
NAV be hard debtor no has given pie security bat
have DO authority to chance it, Motion denied.
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JAdvertisementl

BRADY'S GALLERY
Bu REMOVED from No $50 Broadway to No. ess Brcsdv'
corner Of Bleeckerst
PHo1oeRArHs DAsuEpREoryrss AID ANshorYPu
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GURNEY'S GALLERY.


First block below the New. York Hotel.
PHOTOGRAPHS DAGUERREoTYPEs, MINIATURES IN oL ana
lyOIITYPEs.
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A CARD.

SIR: In your ssue Of the 18th iust.. under your
Polio. reports charge ade by John Pyf ~ No A3
in pcstiIF did not d.sixn nOcnk H. but hoGng
evdspsed rersors determined Awe cr-dense IN
dues the Role entire matter b'ss, vu
malicious charge without the sss, shadow .y Of
its details. fourr. Truly,
TIMOTHY p BURGER, No 10 Beefman street.
Nep- Yyk Sept. n, 1859.
II is true that Mr.. B. was arrssed ss stated; but II
appe airing that he drew the papers simply and bad
rothipg to do with the swndle he was honorsby dis
charged.
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Az IMPORTANT YERDIcI.-TAe Nerart Daily
Mrcnrl OF Yesterday SAVE:

1.-THE the Atlantic Bstk Of New York agaus the Pster
Manufacturing Cor pauy trs in tAe Pas,sic Circuit
Court before Judge Ogden since scnrsi,y s 'runit'd al
noon Yesterday verdict Tor he paiufs T tAs fun amount
claimed This action has settled according The charge u the
Judge that negotiable pspef issued by corporation FOR accom-
ocacn II the hands aee holder for yue, without
uo,ice peculiar character valid In this the President
Il the Manufacturing Company osned the defend
suts ege friend il Newiork, for the cc)uno iAon OF
the latter the checks Of the Company 20 large amount
some This paper. payable to the Presidents
inc yous order ard rdoed By him. passed for t value
the Atlantic Ber IN the ana tsssu by them
without knowledge the fat that l.
II insisted by the defendants counsel tlst Tie Company
ber auctlng association had power % make
odsuu spe that these chet made payable a,
n'ure cay end The words acceptance viewed were written
TIER holder had legal notice Il her
character TIE Court charged the Jury that Company
had 10 power .e tie paper yet tia, fac. did not appe,
por ~ face checks IN the hands Of bona tde holder
wi.hou. actual notice, good against the Company
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at III. Por-s compared win
year 1900 bales Expogrs-Increase 0r-at Britain
1919 bales increase - France CO., increase 70 other Fofc
Por.., Coo. total increase In e1por.s, 1900
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>. YOUTHFUL FoRGsR.-Clement Ames. 8 lad about
- years Of arrested yesterday CHARGED with hvus
rsed the Of T. A. Roberts Mr. Roberts seeps depo. for
sAe sale o. dentists tools a. No s. Bond street: ard A
yed by hiu Roberts alleges that young man forged
of o goods ard the strength Of obtained 0i ouces Of
launs valued SIS The psna foaud 10 the lass pos-
oa and Justice BrenDs held him answer Aner tr.aiipf
pss.W IN very upseaslsmsny u.sUseI Nj Roberts had
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Asssnses sale Of $50 lend Brokhavon Suffolk ,nn.y


100
2sOry rsme house and ht Ginning so
lot the lehs, rs Il -av 251lco. 10
lot On the fhs- 90 on'ns 2xiOo. 2+9
lot on the Sths 1O f. 2dsv, % AID JiSXo1... 800
size Of ot 80. lam. w -. 1000
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A Cool MARRIAGE.-Frspk Shels and Mary Dono.
van the former reckless youth who has scarcely az.
tanned bis majority, and the latter disappointed
locking young lady of about % yesterday announced
their intention to settle question of seduction pend
ing at the City Hall Police Court by undergoing the
ceremony of marriage. Frank had been locked up in
the Tonbs for the past week persistenty svowng his
preference of twenty-yesrs sojourn in the State
Prison to matrimonial union vita the sedoced spin
ster. The ceremony was solemnly performed, but
Frank seemed to feel remarkably uneasy, keeping
himself yards distance away from the bride. After
the couple pronounced united Frank seemed
to become possessed Of an unusual degree of haste
and departed without looking ,ck to whether his
spouse was foloSng. Mary was disconnected, but
succeeded in overtaking her husband. The last that
was seen Of them was in the dark hall of the City s..
basement answering the questions Of three nquisitve
young Irshmen.
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ASSAULT AND ROBBERY Is ELIzABETH.-Ite
Elizabeth Journal that Tuesday morning about clock
NJ Theodore = CoDde well known and highly respected
found lying sensees on the track OF the Ceats
Railroad rear the DEPOT by the wa.hman employed A. that
station sppea that he left bis ts,hes residence IN ni,n
street 10 O'Clock for HE home in Mater street and
no. again shove stated His pockets were
r-d and ths APPEARANCE 81 bis clothing u you'd s--u ina;
he bad his collar from behind some loose silver
found the where he lying sni there not the
s.h'es, BIZ IL The victim Of s~less violence l. 10 rot
Known h- hsi With him but l. Is MT probable
ba, MS very ncbly Ie~sed fr their crime At
the Mr. C. had sufficiently recovered 20 give
of
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BURGER, No. 10 Beeiman street.

REAL EsrATE.-Tbe following sale was made
yesterday at the Merchants Exchange, by A. j.
Bleecker Son & Co.:
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Accidentally DROwNED.-An unknown man,
about s. years evedoe accidentally fell Oh
bawser which he sitting "wednesday siternoon st
Pier No 70 River into the doc ard drowned Coro
OKeee held quest upon the body at the Dead use
Bellevue Hospital whittier the boly taken Deceased was
feet inches IN hight; and had black hair and black soatee
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BUSINESS MEy's DAILY PRAYER-MEETIsG CoSyES-
rIos.-There will be a Convention of the Business
Mems Union Daily Prayei-Meetogs, held in this
city, at the Cooper Institute, commencing on FRI
day evening, continuing several days. The sec
cnd annual anniversary meeting Of the Fulton
street MONDAY meeting, being he'd at noon Of the
same day, in the Dutch Church. The object of the
Convention is to unite all interested in daily prayer
meetings from different parts of our land at place
TO exchange views and Christian greetings and trust
ing in God to make this the means Of establishing
or more permanent daily prayer-meetings in every
city or village throughout our country.
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fetsl
The receipts Of Bresds.ufs BY canal and rsilrosds
q. Toledo. Ohio, durirg the week ending Saturday.
18th iDst., q ,o6 barrels Of aoar and 100 6s3
busheI, OF wheat.
specie quo,s,ors for the week, corrected fos US foa
the rates current at the Bar king Office Of hssxs.
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CITY-HALL REPAIRS AND ISFAsTs Ho.E.-Ac-
TUAL COMMENCEMENT OF OPERATIoSs.-Yesterda
the contracts for repairing the CityH AMI erecting
new Infants Home, the former given to Mr.. Edward
Gridley, and the latter to Mr.. VIM Coulter, were
brought back, having been confirmed BY the Com
mon Council to the Office of the Street Commissioner,
and forthwith signed and handed to the contract
ors The work WILL therefore, in both cases, be CON-
rnenced nj once,
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The Commissioners Of Emigration were absent yes
terdsy at dinner party given by Health Officer Dr.
Gunn consequently there Was 10 meeting Of the Board
The weekly statement, prepared by the Treasurer,
il a. follows
Number Of Enieran,s arrived 20 SEPT H. 1859 es3
Number Of Emgrsnu arrived since, 70 Sept H. ls5s... Leo
TofaL
1859. 1858. 1857.
Number Of inmates 10 the Institution
a. Wards Island. SEE lB1 I,5lI
Number Eliminates in Marine Hospital go. Ioi
Total $50 1,O6i 1887
Balance in Bank Jan l. 1859. 45,bo' %
Aggregate receipts TO Sept. H. 1859. -. 4l2lZ7f 70
Receipts since. 20 Sept Il, for commute $1,000 =.
ton Of passengers, Gc............. 2sb u lh,2o Il
Disbursements az per previous &C. 70
Current expenses Sept and A.. 3@54 10 llO68 30
Balance Of Communication Fund ,2l7 IS
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FATAL FaLL-FrapcIs Harrison, Il years old, Eel
from the "a Of house Sc ouveneur street Tuesday and
was Instantly killed. The deceased formerly resided at No 81
North Sixth street, Brooklyn.
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BOGUS CHEcK.-Devlin Co., clothers on Broad
way opposite Park swnded yesterday out OF the value
of fine suit of clothing by named H. A. Hunzsser, who
ofthem pantaoons and and rendered
In therefor forged check the Artisans Bank for
SO s. signed by A. g. Bast Co.. firm which not in exist
ence HuLtzsger committed by Aid Brady.
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UoTEL THIEvEs-Francisco Lesander and Emanuel
Canay arrested for ste'ng two osercosts and shawl
vaued 80 from the Stevens Hou'e, the property OF Wi'm
BENJAMIN. merchant al No s. Broadway The accused were
both spanier and 400 charged with being regular hotel
eve Car suspected Of having robbed house of Mrs
Bgeo No. Is Great Jones street. Of clothing They ooth
ed TO
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A Musical VILLAIN Mills, if not q nusi-
cian has at least taste for music, snd he also has
desire to crafty that taste in an unlawful msnner
William saw target company passing through the
streets headed by brass band and became so enani-
ored Of their musical strains that he was induced to
train in their train until they arrived st East Newly
One particular instrument designated by It's owner as
ay cornet valued at S35, had special charms in the
eyes of the unsteady misguided William, and he re-
solved become possessed of that identical corne a.
all hazards. Accordingly, while Samuel furl its ien-
WED owner shifting glass of lager, William
slipped Ssmues cornet beneath his tattered outer
garment, and, iu double quick time, marched to
Pawnbroker's office. Here his musical tastes expert
en0ed sudden change, and the once-oved instrument
ior which no had riskei 80 much, became simply an
oDJef' Gu which the accommodating broker would ad-
vance nm the sponducks. But before the ring OF
ea'h hsa driven from his of the ring the fraudulent
yobisined musical Instrument, Officer Seymour OF the
Thirteenth Precinct, followed by the rghtu owner OF
The harmonious brass entered the shop AMI arrested
the unfortunate William. He was taken before Justice
BrenIso who committed him to the Tombs without
leaving him even cornet 10 give voice 20 his mourn.
sulness.
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Child FOUND-On Tuesday evening, lA1, VINE
through Fyfoub chd lying on the door
Of Seventh avenue AZ no one III tue
house anything about IT, be conveyed T. to the station
House wben il was at once the Aims House. 1t
fine healthy male child, about weeks old.
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CHRrQUI CoUNTERFEITs.-Some very ingenious
countersits of the Chiriqu nopdescrpts are abroad
The bogus little monsters made of heavy compost
ton metal electro plated and have the rough unfin-
shed exterior and all t,e rude characteristics Of the
originals. Antiquities should be careful how they in
vest in these curiosties.
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A PcKPocKEr RoBs TsE COUsrT JUDGE.-Or
rhs1,asy sysaJs !siss Aot.' while n.Ss u dsssHPo'
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him that they have, from Nov. 70, 1857. 70 Sept. S.
1852 redeemed tie debt OF the Common wealth " the
amount Of A. III lis Re made M ss follows:


49, ..'-. ....ss's's''
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How A CoSTHMPTIBLE CHARACTER GOT FLoGGED.
For some time past fellow named Thomas, calling
himself a sailor has been in the habit OF loungiog
about the main entrance to Castle arden and making
the acquaintance of young emigrant girls, whom ne
would entice into the low dens and dance houses in
Water ard other streets. Thomas was formerly
cook on board of packetship and, having an extern
rive acquaintance among sailors, would succeed in
getting some information from them concerning any
young girls who might be among the passengers on
the respective vessels TO which they attached.
With such information he would either call for or
waylsy his victims. and, after gaining their conf
dence induce them TO accompany him. pretending to
convey them to their friends relatives or to place
where they might have good home; but instead, he
would convey them to low dancehous or brothel,
where being piled with liquor or drugged, they would
fall victims to the passions of equally as base as
their betrayer. Thomas it is said, was in the en-
ploy of the propretors of these low places and was
probably well paid by them TO carry on such infa-
nous practices.
Not long ago benevolent old man named Keefer,
the proprietor of boarji house, discovered what
Thomas was about and demonstrated with him on the
course he was pursuiog but received only abuse for
his advice. The business Of Thomas was reported to
the Police and he was driven away from the vicinity
to approach the gates, and, having secured VICTIM
was making off with her when Keeier met him. The
old man informed the girl of the character of the man.
and succeeded in persuadng her to return to the Gar
den until her friends should call for her. At this inter-
ference Thomas became terribly enraged, and poured
forth torrent of abuse, inermngled with oaths and
threats upon Keefer. Patience having ceased to be
virtue in this case with Keeier he turned upon the
other and gave him tremendous beating, covering
him from head to foot with blood, after which the old
man went about his business.
Thomas retired to the river and after washing the
blood from his person, returned toward the gate,
where he was greeted with volley of Kisses and
grosns and laughed at by the crowd. Paying no
heed TO the jeers he cautiously approached keefer
from behind and raised bis hand to strike the old
man, when by-stander caught him by the arm and
diverted the intended blow. In his right hand was
found large knife and in his left apav,ng stone.
The police now iuterfered and took the wretch in
custody, but what disposition WAS made OF him we
did not learn.
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Advertisement.

TAtvcr,iSertnt-T
GAS. GAs.-Gas Fixtures, of beautiful design
ard suisb viii he found q, ne gr-s; Wholesale hsnunias
Drrot of WARxgE, PEeK Co, No. S76 Broadway
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WNIAcK's THEATER-" The Merch snt Of Venice,
alter successful of number Of weeks, is at last
withdrawn, and entirely new drama will be played
for the first time tonight. Mr. Wallsck viii appear
In the new plsy, which, by tbs way, is called The
Veteran or France and Algeria, and Messrs. Lester,
Broughsm and Whestleigh al have parts, as we'll as
Mrs. Hoey, Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Sloan aud Mss Mary
Cannon The play j. in six tsbleaux, ard some extra
ordinary scenic effects promised. The music has
been composed expressly for it, by Mr.. John Cook.
LAURA KEENE's THEATER.-Fourteenth week of
"0ur American Cousin"
BowERr THEATER-The star" sisters, Luc'l'e
ard Helen Western, make resppearancs tonight in
their drama, "The Three Fast Men"
PURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-Te-night q new
drsms, entitled Kit Canon" is 70 be played MIR.
]. Hampton, popular comedian, is to appear.
BURToE's THEArER.-This evening Mr.. Proctor
viii appear as "ONei" in 1.-THE Irish Rebel" and
slso as Nick OF the Woods new comedy is in
rehearsal which wl probably, from its peculiar style,
make something of a sensation.
PALAcE GARDES.-A new ballet company. called
the "Checini Troupe, sppear here tonight for the
hrst time. A fine programme Is announced.
BARNUN's AMERICAN MCSECN.-The company Of
Juveniles known the Wren Children still continue
their attractive performances. Tonight they give
The Loan of Lover, with another pleasant farce.
WOODS MNsTRELs.-Tonight, in addition to the
usual minstrelsy, the farce Of "Nes-Yesrs Calls.
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THE FERRY MASS MEETING.

o. Saturday evening quite large number OF the
citizens Of Wilamsburgh assembled at the Odeon, IN
pursuance of call published come days previously, in
order t. take some acton in relation to the terrss
With view to better accommodation with fair
rates Of toll than that now afforded By the present
Ferry Company. MIR. EDMUSD briggs was
chosen Chairman and Demas Strong Secretary, Mr..
briggs on taking the chair, stated that this meeting
vas not called for the purpose Of forming Peoples
Ferry but to take such mt assures d. would compel inc
parties who might obtain the lease OF the Peek sup
and Grand street Ferries to furnish good accommo1h'
tons al fair rate of toll, and with tins view he s'lg
gested that committee be appointed to draft suta Ole
resolutions for the sction of the meeting.
James ID. Sparkmsn, Van Messeroe and Richard
Ten Eyck were appointed committee on resolutions
and returns DuTirg the absence of the committee,
Mr. William Wall addressed the meeting, giving a
brief history OF the present organic alton OF the Peek
ship company. In conclusion he remarked that II u
was proposed 10 start new ferry company he would
ubscIibe s. 900 10 the stock, but he would pre-
fer that the meeting appoint suitable committee to
see that the provisions of the new lease were carried
out and fair rate Of toll established.
The committee then returned and reported the fol-
lowing resolutions which unanimously adopted:
Ro,ed That the people Of the Eastern of Brooslyn
and i vicinity emitted TO- and Of night ought 70 have as
5000 ferry facilities enjoyed by the people of any other
that New York holds It Of no advantage TO open ana keep
open every Of Communication VITA her usdemen aua
nanurters she would a. of railroads and dam
10 We have faith 10 believe nonDeral pohcy
,stua.es her present authorities.
R1o,ed That while we do ask expect any company
maintain ferry without fair remuneration sti we 90 eL1m
that liberal aeoosOd1fon 10 the public should be the hrst eon
ndsson ferry ancnse should be granted uasss
that accommodation 10 guaranteed.
Reored That here not TO oppose OF condemn any
men OF set Of men ouy protect own nights aud
% express sentiments.
Roed That there spIonteds Committee Of five, 70 act
behalf of people this section OF the city and posi-
to obtain conditions In the proposed ferry lease
vii good Accommodations At fair rates OF toll
Messrs j. ID. Sparkman, Peter Cooper, George
RcaId, Alfred KOts, G.. {. Bennett, Edmuad Dnggs
and Demas Strong, were appointed such COMMITTEE
The meeting soon after adjourned
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,USDEEGRouSD.-They run to Abolition, color sud
Background Railroads. IN Syracuse. They have IN
list city the prime pal depot OF the Underground Road
hey help keep the road in order. On the 18th and
.~h instants they expected to come together at
NE house OF the Rev. Mr.. Loguen, coors3, ana help
sustain hun IN his opcrstone for the relief OF fugtves
Ssssirg through the city. Mr.. Loguen keeps the
SePot As If some attraction were necessary to
eng the people Of the Salt City together is sdver
ssd that twenty escaped fdgitives viii be a, Mr.. lie
30 me bih TO show the people what sort Of creatures
tso hundred persons in their escape from Slavery
WIS lae lss. ysas, Utica oaserysT,
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INEWJER.SEY ITEMS.

The SUPPLY OF WATER.-The Board Of Water
CommiSsioner' Of Jersey CITY sre about adopting
measures win reference to increasing the facilities for
supplying water, or to adopt more efficient mode
to prevent it great waste. According 20 the last
annual report, the amount Of water consumed was
from 10 to 80 gallons Per day for each individual or
an average Of ore aud half million gallons
In communication on this subject to the Water
Comm ssorers, Mr.. Bailey, Superintendent and Engi-
sss', taisks tass oss-aal ne 9assuy VI week co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

The BRIDGE STREET CoLoRED CHURcH.-A dis
turbsnce WAS anticipated in the African church in
Bridge street yesterday morning, and posse of po-
lice was detailed there in consequence to preserve or
der. appesrs there are two sets of trustees and two
pastors Each set applied to the Deputy Superintend-
ent of Police for protection against the Other bat that
official informed them that he could have nothing to
do with their arrangements but assured them that he
would arrest any person who shout commit breach
of the peace. This had good effect, aud services
were held without any disturbance Whatever A por-
ton of the congregation worship in Granada Hail.
Myrtle avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

beautiful Illustration Of the sleep of plants dis
covered BY Linnaus is given In The Household Words.
The leaves of the common chiokweed-stellsris
medica-every night approach each other in pairs so
Is to include within their upper surfaces the tender
ndimentS Of the young shoots and the upPermOst
pair but one at the end OF the stalk furnished with
longer lsaEst>bs than the others, that they can
close upon the terminating pair, and protect the end of
The shoot Thus exemplhed the copjugsl love sad
The parental care Of the plants.
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CITY ITEMS.

CoLrsBrA CoLLEsE.-Ths Post-Graiust@ Course,
which was suspended fer tie Christmas holidays, viii
be fully resumed to-day AT O'Clock SIR. Marsh VII
take for his subject, "Langusgs a. affected by tie
"Meolsuicsl Condition Cf Writing aud Printing he
will continue bis lectures each successive Monday
and Wednesday, al the same hour, ct the Historical
Sooi.ty's rooms. Prof. Lieber lectures on The
History Of Commerce" on Tuesday Prof. Nsirne on
Moral Philosophy" % Thursday. The Law School.
u der Prof Dwight, NESTS daily At O'clock except
Saturday.