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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

"DEAY As Posi- "-ln the abstract We 90 not recon.
mend deafness fashionable foibla It often leads
TO Misunderstanding" and among fsmnines this
polysyllabis means more than IL does among the
''hsmas" persuasion. few days since very amiabIs
lady, whose hearing ID not acute II was ten or
twelve years ago, entered . hosiery store on Grand
street. accompanied BY her husband who. unfortunately
for her serenity, bit OF wag. The lady on looking
around the store, walked TO counter whore stand
ing ready 10 dispose Of the entire stock
any whose purse WAS long enough. The husband
Quietly rnssrsd Up % this Dsrso.sse ana before ni:
purposely directed elsewhere, said TO her, 'Nsdam.
my wife, unfor.unatsly afflicted with dulnsss OF
Ing and yoa will save yourself much trouble IT, when
speaking 70 her. you pitch your to It's highsst
key" The dispenser pf things wooIen said she would
ana was perfectly astounding 70 her customer the
suiLn
"why DO you speak 90 loudly :" asked the lady al
The saleswomsn, excited doubtless by her effort a,
"speechifyipg," again raised her voice. and its
nance would have put the roar o. Bsschs grand organ
counter with an agility few could surpass and would
have made her escape on the instant had not stray
face OF her "woser nalf,r and revealed 70
her, in his spasmodc efforts TO DO seen
aud not heard the real author OF the 'ail talk Well
paraso handle broken on the occasion, and The
crown Of ten dollar hat bought but few hours pre-
vously, WAS cavsd. Yesterday hrs. Levy an ancient
and decidedly deaf dame, who her hours In dis
posing Of crocksry ware and exercising her lungs on
her customers in East Houston street. was introduced 10
Justice shandiey 81 the ESSEX Market Police Court
q the instance Of Mrs.. Mary Burke, who also
keeps the same quarter Tney arc not exactly
ia the same line Of business and In "tonpue lashins
in consequence Of Madam Lovy being dull as q post
Mrs. Burke has decided advantage.
"ws. what have you 10 complain or against this
ladySn said his Honor, addressing Mrs Burke.
Ishure, yer Homer" responded Mrs. Burke--not =
bad looking woman-ss she glanced arst Ut tho deaf
'unu aud then Al his Honor, an I've enough and
more III the back Az u 70 complain Az. Tor Homer
I'm dacent WOMAN"
.swhsi does she say 7" exclaimed Mrs Levy putting
her trumpet in the orincs Of her right ear somethng
very astounding, I dare say"
"rm decent woman your worship, an don't like
10 be called out me nams. Shure she said wash 1
no bstner than ought t be, an me Burke al that,
yer Haner -"
eaid I'D burk bert oh, no; ! am q respectable lady
ana she certainly the last one I'D touch with my
nngers"
your defenceT
"she says she has sense" exclaimed tho defendant,
aourishing her ear trumpet In the air. .Oh, Lord
what To- this world coming Iol And she has seussn
al said" cred hls Honor what have you say in
your defencefn
"oh. oh. ysa" anwssd tho old LADY, her eyes light.
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The Practice Of the Court In Casss or Dis
puted Bankruptcy.
Before judge .Blssshford. :
h ~ katr u IA BaHlvSpscy Of Asa sh-whsn this
80 vac called mp thus mernias Judge Blatohford an
oeaacsd 70 The counsel engaged that he had decided N
An smiiar eases Of disputed bankruptcy whore tina,
- jury hes bssu meysd 70 send them 70 register or
ssnmissonsv V Jake oil the evidence and report the
same to The court Il IMPOSSIBLE the Court said 70
devote The time necessary 70 such cass and under the
shy nrst section q tho Bankrupt law power d given
- the court v refer such cases.
Mr. Edwin James. Who appeared for the debtor. sug-
gsssed that such the general practice In the English
6surs Of bankruptcy. He presumed the referee
ea.e evidences only and net 70 decide The question Of ad
Judge Blaschford- Certainly NOT. The Court viii
upon The evidences and decide the question
sSs siress Court q The southern district toI.por and
either on he part Of the creditors ordebors the mat
sss upon the Issues raised By the petition and denial
Charge OF Fraudulent Bankruptcy.
In TIE Matter Of Julius ScAick, Bankrupt This case
has bees already reported In the HERALD II was q
matter Of involuntary bankruptcy. the creditors Of
echick, Who had carried business OF . ciothsr,
having died petition In the court 70 force him into
Bankruptcy. 10 order thas he might bs obliged 10 dis
srIbuts his assets among his creditors II was alleged
By the creditors that schick had made conveyan co OF
his property in order 70 impede the operation Of the
Bsnkrups aos and defrsud them This the hank.
yups denied, and prayed the Court 70 decide
ths point Yesterday Judge Blatchford was
ccuped in hearing the cause and at the close OF the
Testimony Mr. edwin James for the bankrupt summed
up contsndins tina. the evidences did NOT disclose the
slightest intent on the part o. scheck 70 act in fraud Of
b. creditors Mr.. IL J. Morange, for creditors was
heard on ths other ads Judge Blsschford ressrv Cd
Petitions Filed.
y Charles Graham, refsned 10 Register williams;
Antonio Gossalsn, referred 10 Register Fitch; Cotton
" Rsan and william Wilson, referred 70 Register
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UNITED STATES ETaIcT COURT.


Orders Of condemnation in the following lots Of pro-
Dsuy were yesterday made BY Commssionsr Bstts,--
tive barrels Of distilled spirits found 81 Beaver street.
y the city Of New York; fourteen barrels OF found
b transit from % wsn Thirty. seventh street; twenty
barrels Of nns found d go Seventh avenue; eleven
barrels u found ~ 1sl South street; ten barrels
q Same found ~ Thirty sixth street. Ninth avenue;
twelve barrels Of found u pier No. North nvsr,
six barrels OF found ct 81 New street; thirty
ptx barrels OF found a o. Front street, twenty
barrels Of foand the premises Of Joseph Scruger
West Thirty NTH street. two cases Of cigars found In
Dsancsy street. Forsyh street.; three barrels OF
smoking tobacco found at ass Greenwich street; ave
Barrels Or same found st az street, twenty two
PANE found at 10 Dsy street. ten Of plug tobacco
eound ~ Ne. Cedar street two Of plug tobacco
uound on prouisoo ~ AZ West street
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the fact being pretty well established that the only
offence committed By the prisoner was In refusing 10
obey the order captain OF the Metropolitan Police
ana refusisg leave The oar whss ordered 10 do
Rnsous cRME.-A repusivs looking man aged
about thirty years. who gives the name OF Hugh Court
ney was brought before Justice Dodge yesterday,
charged with committing cr,me OF the most brutal
character on little giri Of eiaht years OF age, named
Kate Matthew'S. Ths details OF the crime are too DIS
gushing for publication The Judge held the accused.
on mo complaint Of the mother OF the chill o. IN default
Of 10 900 ball 70 await toe action OF Ora nd jury
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Bishop walsh Was consscraisd Bishop Of Toronto on

Bishop walsh cOnsscraisd Bishop Of Toronto %
Blu nday last
List Of Americans registered in Paris for the wssh
ENDING October 81, lS6T:-From New York, Mr. j. c. NJ.
sweeney. Mr. r NJ Aideberser and wife, Mr..
\. L Woodruff Mr. T. o. sB Inman, Mr. d.
Deans, Mr., and Mrs y. Tryon, Mr. w. @. Church,
MT N. seporn and family. Mr. and Mrs A. Cho-
aard, hr Z. Thomas Mr. and Mrs VI. Dexter, Mrs.
nunrhili MI NJ Carney and family, Miss Walsh, Mr..
n n ponnelly, MISS N. Carey Mr. A. L. Oliver. Mr. b.
ahcn BIT. :. T. Avery. Mr.. &. P. Burdeu and wife,
brooNy n-hr NJ Nevin Rev. Or Schenck and family.
Nc" 1ersey-Dr Z. l. yelling. Mr. J. r. Ford Bos-
lon-Nf. T. stTatlon, Mr. O. {. Richards, Mr. q.
ste'son MT ]. Mosey, Mr.. r. G Nosely Mr. r. O.
Harris Mss Noyes, Mr. II c. He'll Mr W. A. Coain, Mr..
\. J" Demerson and family, Mira. Guilt Mr.. h {. VAL
ontlne. MI D. L. =. Chase, Mr.. r. III shsplegh Mr. 8.
y. Taplih, MT A. IL. Twomby and family, Mr.. W. O.
Cabot Springneid-hr L. Brewer Ftchbury-Dr
@. Jeweit, Mr.. L. II. Bradford. Pitisneid-Ar I. r.
Warmer Northampton-Ar r. l. Warmer New.
burg-Mr. J. A. Brown. n.cticut-Mr c. L.
CoodeiL Hartford-Mr. W. L. Eaton New Haven
Mr. s Browson Rhode Islaud-Ar H. H. Robinson
Beiiast-Mr. and Mrs A. W. Johnson. Vermont
Mr. b = stevens Cncinnaii-Mrs NJ. @. Davis and
daughter, Mr.. T. A. Pomsroy aud wife, Mr. G. w.
McCook, Mrs. NJ ID Potter Chcago-hr. J. Forsy he,
Mr. r. OTIS Mr. W. Brass, Miss "a. Mott Mr.. and Mrs.
@. J. Abbey. Mr. H. H. Msgie, Mr. l. Tree. Columbus
Mr.. W. s. Ridgway, Lousvie-Mr H. ). steele, Clevs-
land--Mr 10 Baron Peck. San Francisco-Ar. Peter
Chrystal. Mr. j. b. Thomas and wife Washingop--M Mrs.
schlucker Balfmore--hr. and Mrs. Cusaan- Fhilade-
rhia Mr. r. y. Hara and wife, Mr.. Day Rowland. MI D.
Norris, Mr. e. X. Woodnouse.
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Salt for DAMAGES against City Railroad
Company.
Before Judge Jones.
Ered1ick Hedmcamp ~. Second Avenue RaiIrood Com
pany Plaintiff passenger ON one Of the defend
asrs cars the up trip on the 18th Of July 1884 and
claims that whsn between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
owing to violent shock occasionsd BY the sudden start
ing OF the car he thrown from tho platform upon
which he standing and that both wheels paused over
his left foot inncting injuries that resulted in amputa
ton Of the foot above the anka Plaintiff also alleges
In his complaint that the platform broken ana IN al
unsafe condition; that the track out Of repair and
that the driver unskhul and negligent and asks for
compensated, for his damages and suffering 70 Tie
amount Of $4,000.
The defendant inerposss general denial Of eli she
material ailegauons Of the complaint and specifically
denies the averment OF plaintiff reference 10 the un-
safe and broken condition Of the track and platform
and negligence Of the driver Case yet concluded
For the plaintiff, John IL Patt for the defendant
James n Smith. '
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Judge RusseI.

Az the opening Of the court yesterday John Collins
pleaded guilty 70 Indictment charging him with
stealing on the 10th Of October, three cosss valued Al
$50, the properly Of Jacob Elias, No. ssox Bowsry.
He was sent 70 the state Prison for two years
Sophia Allen icoloredj was tried and convyoted OF
Grand larceny In stealing gold watch valued A. ROO
on the go Of September last from Joseph H. LAvine
Rsmsnded until FRIDAY, that she might have IN oppor
tuny 70 ind The watch.
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/. UNITED STATES cumMlssloHsrs COURT.

Dayton; Robert Field Jr.. referred to Register Allen
Al these petitioners or New York city
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS. |
COURT cALEkDAa-THis mar.

COURT cALEkDAa-THiS 0At.
Supreme Court-G enerai rerms
.rrsfsrrsd o.usss.- -''-' :
S-s.r...ld '. Heal, 's-K.r Mansfield Ct a..
ezra
Enumerated moionsi--
hiking w. Talbot > t4-Dsmbman v. Hatfield.
-k,as y. T.so. s s%Sr "a !, c. TEsse
kn:.s. y. sca Issss :, =, Mssa III:
E-fsei e. Al. Va Decker g Rooks =. Atwood.
N-ssSsser ". Smith s-Iiiiia va Ward V e. al :
su..s s vs. Pei. La'ns i IL assss Co sa
Ss sss:;: \: f hss.s. R. "-A''H-' v A'A
Supreme Court-CircuIt-Part L.
Held BY Judge barnard
Court opens at half past ten o'clock A. ~
ia 7ll-Drake Barlow Pres
ssR.sisf :, vs. :. J r. spa'sl
sssa q 4 - Rob s,sa y e aFSssssa
lsss-Bendan A. Peter. iSs5-s.I s. Bank, Newark
,l-x.ysr :. 4 "a Kelly. Al-c:npSsh. va Tn.
su-wi,,ssnsss'n "a Tisks. ,ssa-ssclansn " Macy.
. VI. So. lis5-olancy Va. Harlem r.
y Black Long Long I:lsss
Supreme Court-Circait-Par ,. so
Held BY e. D. Smith.
cour, opens 81 ven O'Clock An.
lN-Ros ct al vs.. Allain, ex eO4-E. R. Bank w. Aus
.-shs~ =, Ludlow I,s.-NsSarshyv; osr,sn
7, Echo II y.
hs: ls -ssss !; (. I Y ss,3
6S-Siyaa '. Daryss. iss-Asi.hsw. :. a vs..
Supreme Court-SpeciaI Term.
ne ealsndAr VIII called s Monday, November Is.
Supreme Court-Chanbsrs.
:. a:s e 'aas sssaa ..a :. twelve
iS-Sarasns Of al v. Bloch aos-In 70 Lower Hudson
70 Thompson v. oan. ,ais-rsisnsliS. Y J. and
D.ss q: :. T y: s,i s.
Ss:$ j T E -n Wood 70 .a.'.
ns-u.rsood E. a. Va Mitch. aaS-sane vs. same. -'A'
eli 81 Al The cali commenced At No.
Superior Court-Trial Term,-Pnrt 1.
Adjourned TO Thursday November A. essI
Superior Court-Trial Term-Part II.
Cam Held Held By ', Judge .1sssr Jones o,,,s,. .
: { s''s !E:::s sT r..
'. octsr.Aau. fas.Ia Or jersey ciy
;:s v Be.ss., sEE:s i. Di baltic yr.
sasy q IN. o. s. xeso..
Ls. !, q A.. Tn,s
Steam Packet Ships. go
Common Pleas-Trial Term-Part 1.
Adjourned for the term A &s.HS s &
Common Pleas-Trial Term-Part 2.
Held by Judge Van Worst.
Court opens at eleven o'clock A. II. tN
W-Aivisss w. Stewart S1-Hart W Goldsmith.
3 s.:;; Hss;s !. r. E r.
Al Ma. Blk. of N. Y.
ue-Wasson ~ Fitzgerald 6l7-Qunn Va the Mayer.
te6-MeSsiu Rogers. &C. =
e4--Morris Epstein. T7-Shaw MoRat
Ord nx VI. Lush. T7-NarshAll vs. Trash.
Gx-Hsaty Reilly 7S3-Elson Hart
Marine Court-Triul Term. 664 h4'
1891 Held by Judge Alker. sgs.t ~ s.0ss
Court opens 1t ten o'clock A. II.
S-Ladd w. Dsvis G~waheneh w. Muxiow.
= Wilson ". Sturgis. e9<- Robinson Davis.
. W-Thom Va Lowenstsin. 70-Sasto Archibald.
@-6ran W. Mann. ~ n-Fulnm w KIM. ss
ee-Lohman ". Flure, H-Cahoun Va Cheesebo.
ee-Arbuthnot Va Meip oAy. rough. t#a lr
Bank W-BIott Moss.
W-Carroll ". HAndsybrAn. h-Farrol Bshop.
- Slynn Miller. H--Lorey Thierna
V9-Duln Floyd Aa 56-Devin W. Oliver.
0-2eAdeu "a Ptsroe. T-Dunn Va Bragg.
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Supreme Court-Generai Teru1s
Court spsns a. zen o'clock a. n
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Marine C0urt-Trfnl Term.
Held By Judge Alker.
Court opens at ten o'clock A. II.
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DIR. T. ]. KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDTcTNEs


NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
oFFIcE, sD ST., cESERE WHEELING, W. VA
mr. x. HAVING SECURED THE SER.
Il VICES OF an intelligent assistant, who
vii attend TO the PREPARATION OF medi-
cinesI putting up prescriptions &C. will ena-
pie him 70 give more attention 10 out ps-
uents, especially to his many friends In Inc
country. His medicines are ali TI1rsrarsJ IN
his own ONCE and an delivered ~ ~, = n a..
uents by himself. Dr. K. treats All disfsaaass
ooth Acute and Chronic, with which human!
remedies, which have proved reTnaTksIly
successful IN many OF those Obstinate cases Of
SnIohic diseases which heretofore have been
Ssupllosed 70 De ncurable, among which may
oe named: Consumption, ScrnfiIis. Ms
charges nom the Ear, Ozeua Enlarged CSIands
treating Liver Diseases. Stomach CoppIsintS
bronchltis and ell diseases OF the Throst
~ AaI fslsssaSeaA HypertrOphy and an 9TH
Spinal Affections, and all disassess Of The SeT-
so1s system Is acknowledged by all who have
ever known To the medical profesEfon. 'TIT. K.
ms oeen emInently successful in the treat
Wls st OF AZ diseases peculiar to women, viz:
1I nstIul Instructions, Painful MenStrustiun,
keucTrhea- Uterine and Oyarion Tunors
FEolapSus Utert and all Nervous dissssas %
Wlch they are subject
He makes speciality in the treatment Of
au Chronic Affections of the Cienito Urinary
Lg.t1sss VIZ SatarTh of Bladder and Urethrs
Drtbbling Of Urine, Urfnary snsSSISfts m
GraEei, Dialects and DImcuIt UFinafine. sy-
fsIS---S4 IN ali their varied fOTInS
SSno1laIInesI It's complications and seuuellse
SIefnatorrhea and ImpotenCy and All nffec-
a9ns e1uent upon yUuthfiif fuCffs.reffouk
Also special attention maid To az - ySent
81 ISSUES, White Swelling, Scrofnlous
1870 ES, E,aI9cose Ulces, &C. Persons affiictsd
! ss6LSS59iiarly With old troubIesome cases,
S apSNios lose no time to call on or adde's DR.
i HtSS Els Communication Containing fe
medicine cash. For visits in citS saT,,t. as
9 9i physicians. once hours, 8 a. NJ. 70 u
ne isa I i e a. 70 4 p, n, and P. N. to9P NJ
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OLD FoLKs.-We know all lovers of
good music in this city, will be pleased
10 learn that Father Kemp's troupe OF
Old Folks will return from Washing
ton, Pa, this morning, and give con-
cert in Washington Hall this evening.
We were informed yesterday, by a gem
tleman from Washington, that the
Court House in that ancient borough
was literally packed on Thursday even
ing, and hundreds were turned away,
being unable to get even standing room.
There is no question about Father
Kemp's being the most successful COM
Pauy now travelling in this country.
Each member in 1t is G,i Jcrit in his role.
And an additional attraction offered by
them is the quaint old costumes in
which they appear; showing us how our
fathers and mothers dressed "a hundred
years ago" Go tonight Hear Mrs.
Emma j. Nichols, who stands unex-
celIed, and worthly wears the proud
title of the ''Great Songstress of Ameri-
"a
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YESTERDAY at about P. ", the ice
in the creek, which had been broken up
for day or two, under the tremendous
pressure Of accumulated waters, began
10 move out into the river. Its earth
quake crash could be heard far up into
the city, and soon after the river banks
and the bridges were covered by hun
d.eds Of people to witness the grand
spectacle. The ice being gorged to the
bottom on the lower side of the mouth
of the creek. the current turned up the
river, bursting up the ice and hurting
vast cakes, from ffteen TO eighteen
inches in thickness, end over end and
grinding them into sIush. The steam
ers New State and the HiIIman,
both of which lie near the
mouth of the creek, for few
moments seemed in a very eriti-
cal condition. The New State, which
lay farthest down, parted her stern ca
BILE, and driven by the creek ice, came
at fearful speed. ripping up the river
ice and lodging against the Hillman-
At this juncture, the creek ice gorged
and stopped running, and the boats es-
capped serious injury. The New State
had one Of her rudders broken and her
guard mashed little.
News OF heavy rise in the river at
Pittsburgh having been received, yes
terday evening, large number of
hands were engaged last night in cut
ting the HilIman and the Eagle loose.
Such is the thickness of the ice at
this point that a sudden break up
could hardly be any thing but fatal to
the boats at our landing, but as there
was some prospect of freezing little
last night, it is hoped that the rise will
DO measurably checked.
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cure of
ID / n IT


Soughs, Colds, Hoarseness Sore Throat Bron-
At4ss rheumatism, and all kindred
complaints.
E'oR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
;, oeen before the people, and the verdict
sSIIass y, ttn every quarter, by the con-
I - ~ me naII million bottles that have
"eei solu Wlttlln that time, Is, that
1T ALWAYS CURES"
kead the following, which is only a speei-
ing: ~ e-''ii
..o-z- "Bosrox. MASS,
ORRIS SKISSER & Co-SIRs:-Sotvith-
sLShdlng my general prejudice against pro-
PlsIaFS tor psaIentl medicines was induced
~ ouS Two oottleS of the American Life
E Inem by afr1eRd, as always curing Diptheris,
NJ SolqSs sore Throat. Bronchitis, &C
9SlS SON sixteen yeafS Of age, WIS taken sud
oenly III with Dtptherfa, and could scarcely
49, on swallow, his hneaihing was so bad.
We we're much alarmed, but decided to Try
tns LIE Drops before caIlinga physician. BY
uslng the Drops according 70 Ctrectfon, he
vas soon relieved and the disease entirely
1roken up let q friend suffering with
rheumatism have one OF the tOttleS He
says the LIE drops gave frnueifsfe relief
anu are the BEST medicine he ever used, 4
IL44iInlly near MIN, suffering from Colds and
OlceFsteu sore Throat, used some OF his and
HsFS cured In a short time. since then let
snd Win which he cured a bad case Of DIP
tner1a- he IS constrained To Acknowledge
that they are valuable l[ll.T = - .
truly yours, Alb ELDER" 81
ORRIN SKINNER a Co,
Sole PLoprietogs, Springfield, Mass,
And sold by all Druggists.
PEN PsIlias Barnes 4 Co, New York, Fuller,
+ men q Co., chicago, General Agents.
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WE learn that a charter was issued
Yesterday by the Secretary of State, for
the establishment OF a Normal School
at Fairmont. The title OF the corpora
ton is, 1.-The Regency of the West vIr.
ginia Normal School, !" and the corpora
tors are. Oliver Jackson, D. b. Dorsey,
in. Boyd, T. A. Fleming, J. ]. Burns,
T. A. Maulsby, ]. Il. Brownfield, ]. c.
BeesOn, L. r. Hall and A. B. Fleming,
Esqrs. We are informed that a
building to be used temporarily has
been secured, and the Association Will
erect IA comnaodious one, and better
adapted to school purposes. during the
coming season. The enterprise has our
best wishes for its success; and we
commend this institution to the consid.
Grafton of the friends of education
throughout the State
The first session will commence on
the frat Monday in May.
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PANoRANA.-Long before the adver-
tised honr, eight O'Clock, :last evening,
Washington Hall was filled to repletion
TO see Billiards. great Panorama of New
York. Hundreds We're turned away,
although this was the second e exhibition
of the day, and the fourth since its ar
riyalin our city. The interest to see
this faithful representation of our
great commercial metropolis is in
creasing. and may be said to
amount to aHriety. No panorama,
concert, minstrel troupe or any thing
OF the kind, except in one or two in
stances, has created SO great a Jirore.
and we are sure it will be Gratifying to
those who did not gain admission last
night, as we'll as to those who did, to
learn that an opportunity viii be given
them to witness it this afternoon at 5
o'clock An interesting descriptive
and statistical lecture is delivered as
the panorama passes.
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TIE COURT OF APPEALs.-Testerday
morniugthe Court met, and amer grant
ing oondnuances in number OF cases,
adjourned until Monday morning AZ 8
n,cIncL
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our patrons can depend on 1,ror,r, ys,,,,-,,,
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mey ba sas S5 ", ~, GIFTS, from u.s.
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Jonn ;. Holcomb, Lambertville. N
80 Cumberland street BTookiyfS S9,,sl SI %
c Gie; 81. Edwin Hoyt. StSmiori. Conn
S E5eslS Lever Watch, value S2pJ Hon. r n
sI75. &c. Snrhsriand. 10 sy -1139d In
nue. Plano- $50 Mrs NJ. Jackson ssgS NJ,
Jos Cam SIpes Et, n; Y Sewing Machine SEQ
MIS- L. Collins, Atlanta, Ga, Diamond - -
S SSr RING SO Dr. Henry smith. WoTr,Sfay
10th street, n. Y Gold NSatrS es2i1 ~, iSa
Bhoynto3; Nashville, Tenn, Mslofeon SIM
fS,,Is - NIIsSsseil montgomery, Aha. tioId
a5untlnS " aIchr $50 r. T. Smith. pSSSS.S-
9penee, K l., Silver Lever Watch, S,S5, 0eclr
!, = saaSiiison, n J., Music Box, SIS. Hon
SIS sIS S-~ESe4eiI, ST Paul, Mimi, Gold wsfcn
ssI stSsn' 30 ~ VIM b Peck, Harlem. Ins
Ohio S Sly, 81 r. Wm- Raymond, dayton
Schenck, Detroit Mich, Diamond - B;,,ea u
X 3lsrre Beaudtn, ST. Charles Hotel
S rev orleans, Diamond Ring, $40. Mrs
value I si25 SaE mes 81 Louis, Mo, Melodeon.
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