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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-21
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0N HILL y II II T. Il n,
q 'sih Subscriber would most respectfully IL.
form his friends and the public generallJ
hat he is now prepared to meet the wants
lhe public in his line OF business, having mum
1.r OF HORSES, BUGGIES, and CONVEYAN-
s}=.S, always on hand, which he Will let ont al
lie lowest rates.
Stshing or Board furnished gentlemen's II
Oh tbs best terms.
sep: JAS THAHEh
M ii. BUCK,
W. No. 1903 y l05 Church street, Notols
Dealer i'll Porter, Ale, Cider, and SUP erior Mil
ersl Waters. Fine Draft Aie always On hand
oC3
L. LAND VARIANTS OF ALI
slxes constantly wanted, for which the hlghess
ssh prices will be paid by ,
'c.3ly M. HUXLEY,
West side Market sauars
T. BOARDING HOUSE.
fscst alein, near CRANKY street, No SIS, Norfolk
Va soarders by the day, OK. month q
sea. at moderate prices. sc
,usrAv HASFT E,,ms,,r w a.,w,.s,s
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA
et.ly Cut, Curled and Dressed in every style, D,
accomplished Artists.
Gentlemen may nay. rely upon receiving entire
aLb5lRs lol ~ tulS eotaultohAAci1ts
Toilet Articles, &c. for sale. Sc 8-iH
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
No. 10 UNION STREET.
NORFOLK, VA.
JOHN NTH, j IL
PROPRIETOR.
Ia ely
VIM. a. GkAV Eo,
etiipWRIGHT. SPAR MAKER AM
CAULKER.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WAY
sPEAM SAW MILL AND TIMBEi
MANUf,ACTOEY,
40. 90, Wide Water Street, H0s-
folk, Va.
1uSs' N. B. BUILDING MATERIALS
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
oct 5--lv
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NOW GENTLEMEN,

NOW GENTLEMEN,
IF yon want very fine Dress Boot, you can
Il get 1t by calling at uLLMAN,S,
Opposite the Day Book Office,
AS we have received this morning a lot of
the finest Boots which ever were in market
Also very fine Calf Caters with Silk Elastic
Also fine Oxford Ties, which we will sell as
cheap as usual. fe Ia
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New Grocery and Provision
Stare.

New Grocery and Provision
Store.
lust received per steamers, fresh supply
81 of the best Goshen Butter. Also,
Western and Glades Butter,
New Leaf Lard, State Cheese,
Sugar Cured Hams
Welch's Family and Extra Flour, for sale
at the lowest market prices, at No 2 Ferry
Wharf.
jail BLAKE y GRIGGS.
n HE greatest stock of Linen Bosoms can be
found at hall price at So Main street.
lie % NUSSBAUM & BRO.
TENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY-A
n cure for the Rheumatism by
fe % l. w WEBB
ITAR1S'S SNUFE-30 boxes IS lbs each,
SSin 4 lo.papers, for sale at proprietor's rates
tex KING q T0Y,
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RAGLANS,
RAGLANS.

WIS, SHAWLS, SHAW LIS, at the
- greatest sacrifices, to be closed out at N.
CAMPES, Al + 40, Main street Corner Adding
toms Lane.
Also very nice Rooms can be rented alta
moderate Rent
ia7 NCAMPE
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THE FLOATING BALL, OR KNUCk LIE;
WASHING MACHINE,
HAS RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PRE-.
chanics' Institute, Virginia State Agricultural
Society, Maryland Institute, and recently by
the Seabooafd Agricultural Society, and wher.
ever they have been exhibited, they have car.
one that need machine to do their washing
quick and cheap, that if they will but try one
of them, that it will do more than you can
imagine, or can tell IN short advertisement,
For sale by
r. +. JAMES,
J. T. JAMES,
nol5 And w. d. ROBERTS Jr. 4 co.
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T EWCRoP CARDENAs MOLAssEs

al EWCROP CARDENAS NIOLASSES
VlN 2l5 hhds, Al tierces, Prime Bright new
vcrop Molasses, cargo of Schr Albert Treat. from
u ard enas, landing, and for sale by
te 20 ] M SMITH & BRO.
no II f. II Essence, Laguayra, Rio and
" Ground, for sale by
fe l6 j + BELL y co.
b 1OLES We have prime lot OF small
y Smoked Iolss, retailing at 0 cts per ID.
misc J BELL + co,
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COUNTRY Merchants will find a large and
~ cheap assortment of Tin Ware at whole
sale, at KEEFE T. STORY'S,
mh9 No Union street
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s.sRGEANGE
r.. BOARDING HOUSE.
1ycst Iein, near CRANKY street, No SIS, Norfolk
Va Eoarders by the day, OK. month q
sea, at moderate prices se4
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ErKESH BURNING FLUID-A supply of
L. the best Burning Fluid, by the Dbl or retail
lie "a J E JONES,
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Brooklyn City News.

ooRoNyRs INVESTIGATIONS Horton held an in
quest yesterday upon the body Of Charles Haenberg,
who killed by explosion in the percussion cap
mandatory Of Dr. Goldmark, at the foot Of Carroll
street, Saturday last There direct evidence
to show how the accident occurred and the jury brought
in the following verdct-That Charles HaIlenberg
70 his death by explosion Of quantity Of Illuminating
powder on which he WAS operating at the time which
said explosion occasoned by his careessness
by aeciaent and furthermore, that the jury,
rate the proprietor from any censure blame in
quence thereof"
TBE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE The Democratic
General Committee Of Kings county for 1860 me. a.
Montague Hail. Monday night, and selected the fol
loving officers for the ensuing year
Prssiden.-Thomas Farren, Of the Eleventh ward.
Vice President-Tunis G. Bergen, of New Utrecht
Ssudarss-lsaac Badeau, Of the Fourth ward; Albert
Corresponding Sosraary-Joseph Nesoiu, Of the Four.
teenth ward.
Pharmaceutical NJ Wood, Of the FRS, ward
Sergeast q. Arnas-John Cunningham, Of the Seventh
Cslectors-Henry Corr, Of the Fifth ward; Taomas H.
Doyle Of the Thirteenth ward; James Cooper, Of Flat
lands
A PHYSICIAN CHANGED WITH CAUSING ABORTION.
terday Dr. Stephen B. Doy arrested charge Of
seduction and abortion preferred by Ann McGiven Of No
$50 Henry Ann servant in the family ocea-
pyng the house which Or Doty's Office located She
alleges that months defend seduced
and upon her informing him short time aterwari that
she ence he proposed TO procure abortion upon
her which she submitted 70 90 me sin OF November last
boarded at No ISL Hilary street, where she subsequent
ly mscarried After the operation she was sick for
tendan; anu for money to pay ' her p board. He
supplied her temporary wants. She afterwards
renewed her applications for means, when as alleged, he
assaulted her The examination was continued until
eignt O'Clock last evening, when the evidence beng
eiaded and the being very plain one, the Justice
ns,a p po'5 70 bail 10 await the action Of the Grand
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Reserved Fund, 1850. $222 $50
During the past year there has been general improve
meBt in the business Of the company Every department
shows increase in the quantities carried and in the
cost Of transportation and other expenses comparison
with the business Of 1858 shows the following results,
In merchandise increase $50 in carried
$l3S e2 IS in receipts and S67 $40 Sc in pro6t In COAL
increase Of 90 ga H. ~ in tons carried SIT 09l II W
receipts $9 192 81 in profit In travel increase Of
Of Sill o0l 81 in profit Mail miscellaneous
cepts have increased s0,4ll S. Transportation expcn
have been decreased 100 cents per Of coal
carried 20 IS 100 cents per ton of merchandise carried
and increased 20 $500 cents per through passenger
The Bulletin of last evening says
An exciting discussion sprang Up early in the proceed
pRs, a resolution offered by Mr. McCamont Of Lon
don to close the transfer books Of the company,
the oRces 10 New York and Boston. deep feeling OF
opposition TO the forcing through Of the resolution
manifested and the subject finally referred 70 the
Board OF Managers TO be elected TO day.
The annual meeting of the North Pennsylvania
Railroad was also held at Philadelphia yesterday
The annual report states that the earnings for the
fiscal year ending November 80, 1859, were $347,-
30l Sc, against 1896 1893 90 in 1885, an increase of
$50 407 81 over 1858. The total expenses for 1859
sl5S, 903 "a, leaving net income for the year.
$1ss, 1893 OF. The charges against income account
for the year have been slS5 ,997 g. The through
tonnage for the year was Gl l72 0120 tons, and de-
livered on the line 16, 200 OS.2O tons. Total coal
tonnage 1852 09.20, an increase of II ,23s 1920
tons over 1853.
The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

JAN. lo-The following prisoners were arragned;-
John C n Avoy, charged with arson In setting nre 70
ship on the high seas Mr.. James Ridgway appeared
fer the prisoner and pie AIDED not guilty Ordered 70 be
ready for trial TO morrow.
John McCary, John Geary and Richard Cnrney
charged with Assault and robbery the high seas whilst
serving part Of the x he ship Charlotte. The
parties pleaded not guilty
Jacob Smith, Of the Of the ship Lady Suffolk,
was charged with assault with dangerous weapon
on James Doyle Of that ship Pleaded not guilty.
William Aucbe indicted for illegally opening letter
containing draft for Pleaded not guilty, and
dered 10 be ready tor trial TO morrow.
John Caiviner indicted for assault with dangerous
weapon William Williams while the high seas, on
board the ship Atlantic, plead not guilty.
John Reed, fer passing counterfeit coin, pleaded not
guilty
pleaded not guilty,
William Slavin called TO plead to a charge Of
bezzing letter, but not appearing, his recognzances
forfeited.
The Court then adjourned
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Superior Court-General Term.
nrCtovONc

JAs. 7-Henry Carous vs The Mayor, &c, q New
York.-Judgnepi affirmed, with costs
John Ro1e Tho RrtEerS Fire Insurance Company
Order affirmed, With costs.
John T. Alien Daniel Devlin.New trial before same
referee rniess Jury trial be asked for.
James S. Carpenter vs. James C. wileu Compliant
dismissed, with costs
Alexander Duncan va Abel ]. gArion.-Jadgmen, AZ.
frmed, with costs
George oassard vs. Essha W Human New trial OF.
dered; costs to abide event
Catharine FOCAL Joseph Prro, e al Order affirmed
with cce;s.
John W. Ehle 70. Peter Hsner order Affirmed, with
costs.
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TeIexraph Marine Reuert,

telegraph Marine Report.
Their a dense fog.
70 inward bound vessels
FORT LAFAYETTE. Jan TO- sunset-No inward bound YES
sells In sss ship queen q, down
Miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP CHESAPEAKE Crowen from Portland before re
ported ashore got of without assistance yes
terday She has received damage, leave TO- day
"wednesday for Portland
SHIP HERo Smith, from Charleston for Liverpool before
reported Bermuda 30 Distress arrived there on the
h leaking Of feet per hour She dssharg
Ing cargo y repair the 10Th
SHP HoLxxs-The following list on board
the ship SHE'S Holmes when she ef this city Of whom I've
women and three with the second mate hsve
arrived At New Orleans as before
Henry ha.n pelsa Ella Sassaa s ps Sssaid a3 y:
aS4es asa %. a c aq m
Lyons John aodFe1., Mc JACOBS ohicsrs and srsw-C
S ss Ew. ns
Peter Iorssies sock Joseph Davis Henry Fulton Daniel
Hsrshsl John sSeis Edx Purc.i Geo Brown Ed G.
safety Of the remainder in a short time.
Of Rs1 8 ashore
I E:
BY steamer Eagles Wing, and brought into Holmes Hole
BR BRIG eIcocxE tof Clare. ND, Bonnafsni from 81
% * sSs. L ssEns es was as, asn IN with
Portland which took from the captain and crew. were
badly frost bitten.
Bz,c OBRrx Plummer nj eavannah from Boston Loo. fore
mast mainopmsss sas and rigging when days out in a 20
scnR sournERNxR hence for Rev West while going TO sea
.Ss Sss ye r AMOR: . in s0ss
qneny go, oy foukes Capt waring having
Win Ss Ssn dry dock .nd 500
scHn JAMES BArAnn from Boston for Wilmington NC Is
aground on Lcycll's lsland
ecHR BIsAx, Wells from Calais for -, groudned On
roca near Js sets last week and sustained damage
repair winch II was necessarily ds;haree her cargo.
scnR IxooxAe Norris Baltimore for New Oresns put
into savannah eh inst IN Distress On the lh u lat s. lon
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JAM 1o-on the calendar being called through. the
Judge announced 10 the bar that in causes GENERALLY re-
served would be sufficient in future 10 file copsep.
with The Clerk. No GAUGE being ready, the Court ad
journed.
Part2-No cause being ready, the Court adiourned
The ScPreme Court Circuit, parts and 2 a6iourned no
cause berg ready.
Part Of the Common Pleas adjourned, no cauee being
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Board Of Ten Governors.


The weekly meeting Of the Board Of Alshouse Gov
ernors took place yesierday-Governor r. Pinkney in
the chair.
The number OF inmates In the institutions at present is
S,l4san increase Of 166 last week. The number
admitted during the week 247, and those who died,
were discharged sent TO other institutions numbered
1851.
communication reporting the escape of Edward Ken
nedy and Robert Scott inmates of that institution the
2Sh Of December last was received from the warden
The Warden Of the City Prison reported that he had
and reported the names Of several citizens who have
made contributions OF books towards Il. On moon of
Governor Smith, the thanks of the Board rendered 10
the Warden Of the City prison for his action
communication was received from Joseph Meyer, Of
seripH to extermhate rats from the institutions Cover
DuGRo hoped that matter would not fan to the ground
He knew the condition OF all the prisons in the city TO be
deplorab!c and often wondered why the legs were not
The subject with the communication wns referred TO
the Committee City Prisons, 70 report promptly.
A revolution was adopted thanking the Governors
Dpgro and william T Pnkney, for the manner in which
they discharged the duties Of President and Secretary
during 1859.
motion to extend the duties Of the gardener Of the
the Werkhoufe and increasing his salary TO $3.50 year,
Governor BRErNINGIAusEN offered q resolution autho
rizpg the appointment ola committee TO consider what
changes might be benefcaliy made in tho act establish
Governor SMITH suggested tina, the auihor,y 70 report
TO the Legislature" be stricken out and the resolution
| was finally adopted with the amendment
Governor SMITH moved that 70 individual respon-
sibiy each member Of the Board, all bills incurred
by them for wines, segars refreshments be submitted
| to the Board, for their approval in future.
Governor OLIVER could not understand the object OF the
resolution since the Roard had recently cut of all refresh
mens Of this nature He moved TO amend the resolution
By striking out wines segars &C. and inserting instead
thereof, Carriage hire or necessary expenses"
Governor SMITH thought This would destroy the
Of his resolution, and asked the gentleman if he was
| "afraid 10 face the music"
Governor DrGRo considered the sally late hour
on this subject mean one He stood up stouty for the
"refFeshments,"
motion to lay the subject on the table was lost-vote
6to4
motion that the resolution be made the special order
at next meeting was lOst-vote TO T.
Governor DuGRo moved substitute that the expenses
Of each member for refreshments, &C., be limited 70 $3.50
year
whole subject be referred TO the Committee Supplies
TO report next meeting was lost, the vote standing
to s.
Governor Dugros motion was then adoptedvoic TO T.
Governor WIN. T. PNKNEY-n that resolution s carried
out will the department $40, $4,000 year.
Governor OLIVER moved that the resolution just passed
be understood TO annu that cutting of "rereshmens'
passed last December II was adopted.
NO further business coming before the Board they
ouIned
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC ycR NEW yoHK-rHs pAY.
sun smxs. '............. q NOON RISES ...eve IS
s~>>~>~>~~~~/~N~~~~-r-o~~>
Port Of New York. JAnuarY 10. 1850.


CLEARED.
ship Isaac bell Johnson Havre ~
Soma
R1Is 6 Moro
s Ess *ss Wilson
s HsE Cob
s sch Geo barley Rogers, Ghareslon-7p Murray.
s.: ssssss s:.fs ?
sfr rap hea s.. ELI Mae soons hss
schr Isabella, Fsulklin. Boson-Dayton B sprague.
sioop America, Stedmsn Bristol-MAster
sseamship Quaker City, shufedt Havana, Jan g. M Pm,
ssa%sso ox. With d.s and
seamshlp Yorktown, Parrish Norfolk &C. with mdse and
passengers. to Ludlam Heineken
70 eaTsnD TsGmas swami Ramsey Baltimore with ndsa
Steamship 01s'sossIs; c5oxs Portland Win md.. and
dsnss fog went az Eauchon Island and tie following
damage morrow her usual soar
ss assa r9s Was ~ ay
ss. sss..s & * Ss VIII
spSs. Ssk Gen Green esson for New York "''s
Wiz Psssss ssf1'' DEC L.
&C. Q ssnnSes tP ao.ns ''ss''n ~ Gays with cotton
os5s; Isso. day. with wine
Brig Iea5an Wright Barbados 20 days, with metal DC. to
Simpson, Mayhem 4 Co.
Schr Fanny w'cks Havre, Dec with nndse to sturges
Chairman Co Experienced succession Of westerly
gales aimee Dec 20 Dec ls lat 30 Is Ion 80 SO ia
with Bremen bark Thracaty from Havre Dec
York Jan two boxes of phosphorus took fire deck
them overheard.
poInnso Ncy via Key Yves. shs put in for repar
heavy weather LIST inst OH Charleston eacoun.ered heavy
gale from NE during which lost boat split sails and
part Of deck load washed overheard =
Dec Is, with salt 10 Jas Foulke' q Sons
cotton, &c, 10 Jonas Smith 4 Co.
Schr Mary Parmelee, CASTOR, WashinRtou NC. davs
with cotton &c, 10 j G Williams 4 Co. -
Steamer Delaware, Shaw PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Afbstroes. Jones' Providence.
Steamer New London, Smith, New London.
SAILED.
Ship Harvest Queen, Liverpool bark Cuba iBrem>, do
Wind during the day sw. with heavy fog at sunset.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IUkSDAfJ Ssu. IV-0 T. Il
and at SIC for pearls.
BKKApsrrFFs -Flour-The market was heavy, with in.
creased willingness 70 sell tho part Of holders while
TRANSACTIONS State and Western brands footed up about
10000 bbls., closing within the following range Of
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY H. $780,

the Central Railroad Company OF New Jersey, q
quarterly dividend of two and half per cent, pay
able ON the 10th inst.
Tho net receipts of the Harlem Railroad for the
month Of December are as follows
'''''''''''''' 49, ''''''''''' '''''''''' e' w
Increase. q, sss 81
The Albany express train commenced running
ten days later In December 1859, than in 1885, The
first five days of January show an increase of
$1,000
We take from the Philadelphia Ledger of to-day
the following statement Of the business Of the
Reading Railroad for the year ending Nov &c. 1859,
as shown in the annual report submitted to the
stockholders at the annual meeting yesterday, at
Receipts of tie Road
Travel s7s, 400, equal 70 l2e,o7e through passcn-
Freight on merchandise aai $40 tons s7sss7
Coal ss2 1871 l.20 TOMS At ll6 IS cents $3.50 ss6
United States mail. 1888
Miscellaneous receipts T,258
Total. ...................so,72a ,2sa
Nzps,ases.
transportation. .$S9o,2H
wbacis and allow nces. ........... 1850
az, $50
Entsrest on Bonded Dc&
Coupons TO Jan /, 1880 .............. $704004
esta,c Observation-Disclosures. a,2n
Total in,eres. for the year. .... xs7as ,a2l
Renetdt Fead
Five cents per 100 tons on 404, 5a9, 6ea
tons transported mile during twelve
months, ending Nov. 80, 1859. ...... 202,2es
ss7 ,si7
Dividend fund for the year. $50 ,4o4
Which has been disposed Of as follows viz -
Sinking Fund, loan 1885 co. ............ SIS 900
Sinking Fund, loan 1s49 70............. 10000
Sinking Fund, loan 1855 So. ............ $1,000
State tax capital for 1859. ............, l6,S2S
DIVIDEND on preferred stock, per cent on
u ,65l 500 ....... -. ........... 500
Accrued interest on served dividends, p.
2s7 $50
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n Polish Countess and Dental Operati lions.
SUPERIOR CouRT-SPECIAL TERM
Before Chief Justice Boz worth.

Before Chief Justice Bosworth.
JANUARY 10Julia La Kooska rs Edoard " Fsesiin1 -
HE plaintiff alleges that abe the daughter Of Polish
Aohieman, who took part in the Polish revolution, and
subsequently, supposed 6ed to the United States
Hk estates oonhscaed and bis only child daughter,
e plaintiff, came TO this country with but poor pance
from her pasrimonial fortunes.
From the papers the case II appears thai shortly
sfser her arrival tina, her father had
been captured in Poland, and then languishne in
dungeon, where he subsequently pershei In the year
wss wooed aud by Charles Frederick Paul Her cup
q marital bliss was soon overthrown however for after
ne marriage had taken place. the lady a.serainsi
residing in Leipec. deed Of separation was
drawn up and the parties len each o,her-Rchara Read
being appointed trustee for the lady In the Of
January 1857, the lady afflicted with tooth
ashc and went into the dental establishment of the defcn-
vneh ended in partnership asreemen, between them,
BY the terms OF the agreement the lady was 10 uru sh
All The necessary apparatus for dental establishment,
which should be under the control Of the defendant she
to open boarding house keep boardsrs, and the
profits from both establishments 70 be mutually divided
With the consent OF her trustee, In 1851, house WAS
taken the ady's name Spring street. and the busi.
ness Of both parties commenced, the lady paying the
In 1858 the defendant induced her let him
lsasc of the house in his name, and in the begin
ningef 1859 he refused 70 let her have any admit
lance the house. assaulted her aud drove her from
hs business has largely increased. and she
prayed that be might be compelled 70 account and dc
70 neT on proBtS due 70
hsr II also appeared by the papers tha April last she
procured a divorce, annufirg the marriage contract
The defendant Ia answer ses up that there never was
arnership bet ic tia, she hired the
house from h, and hat he paid her go per week
hB board and room that her conduct was
and he directed her 70 leave the house, which she
1eed TO do ha4 On the 18th OF March last shs
his Office and Goa ncrccd insulting him, and finally
eneed 10 scratch HIM when nc put her out OF the Office,
which The Assault complained o. The defendant
also alleged that fbe lady Of immoral CD sracter
md that she hsi 70 induce hm 10 enter otto
n <snAi haf
hosband was living .nd sls,, az the tine Of the com
nencement Of this slit, pisiErr was a married woman
and could not. therefore, mair,.vn her action.
After some testimony to the foregoing effect the
Vas adjourned.
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nR. L. DE JONGHs

Prepared for medicinal use
In the Loloden rsles, Norway.
The remarkable which have been effected hy ce.
brred preparation where the pale os
inissered long and copiousy with little beue6t have
fully egta she the fact that sreat heaug
power IN " h'rh the Other oils are totally deficient
This oil sold only IN bottles each icing sealed with
allc capsule and labelled with Dr. De Jonghs Signature
and stamp, Without which h genuine Directions q
AccompenI each bottle For sale wholesale retail BY
LAOPOLD WETzlAR, sole agent a5 Broadway, entrance
ries.
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MI9CRLLANEOUD

MISCELLANEOUS.
CHILD BURNERS
" 1BE GREAT LEMOTNE CASE.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
Now ready besdea the usual variety Of highly ipcgsan&
And interesting criminal intelligence from al par1 Of he
world, contains
eLEND1D LIKENHSGES
Madame ienone and her guilty dsugher who Ave JUS
beeh ied IN France for the oat Aocons crmo ma evee
stained the records Of country Those who have read The
deAs - they given The trial which were pubahed n
tho
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
or last week. will be Glad look nj such VIVID feuresen-
tons Of two beautiful females who could be guilty OF The hor
rble crime Of choking their child 70 deah and then debe-
rately
To avoid exposure and detection.
Since tbs Co and Webster murders nothing has TRANSFERRED
slso contains he licences Of william Burke the muraer
Of constable in Philadelphia Those who wish secure
copies should do 20 early,
For sale NJ all deposs
ROSS TouSE7, General AgensA