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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-12
MADAME COSTELLO.

mi ADA ME COO IFLLO.
DEAO AND BE BENEFITED MADAME cos.
II TELLO s well that Is s9metimes very lnconye-
&c TO have that attention at ther residence which the
nature Of their res and to such che would say that
she IL to furnish them with board and the best oil
nursu x al her residence 81 Lispenard IT.
N BAH Communications mast be post paid
Ie Inn
CSHEAP -FAsHIONABLE TAILORING ksTAbLlsA
" MENT Ios Berkman street. Pear-The subecriber
retvrns HE his enas and the public for the
liberal him during the present and past
interest Of his 10 merit continuance Of their IA
n. 80, 49,, Al, r-u.- ~.
of prices 10 hoped sucienty low to satisfy the
mat when Il Is considered that in style aud
srias they equal to those msdeb BY The frat
tabnhme ats in the city -
Snper west OF England black, blue, or grey Dress
suner double mfled blk aud fancy Casrimsres, to
Vests Cas- hmere Satin. &c. Of fine quality. to s
Making aud Trimming Goats s. toss So Pns 81 50 10 81
Vests 81 to s. ..
All garments warranted to 6t ,o,,u .orr.r
von1 M L.
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TEWELRY STORE FOR SALE-One of the bestst,pAs
In the city having been established for twenty vesrs
The stock and good w. Of lease which eight 10 m
Of Store Ne Chatham Of Mubcrrv Ia,s
occupied BY G. Hows-t offered for sale, account q
For terms apply 70 John D. Cecks No. 1872 From, .r..s
Oliver or J. NJ Howe. No COS Grand sf IA -
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MUSIC AT 8 GENTS A PAGE, RETAIL;
X r. GEsLAIN, Music Publisher and Dealer, takes this
" method Of informing his friends the public that he
has Broadway No. ~ Lp.nard street ouy
one IN aud HIS reduced his music the
very low price Of cents ne would at the same time
inform the public that his has been
ported the same, and printed from the plates
the Of any the city and guarantee
sic purchased at and found be
termed and the m uey refunded The public respeds
inv tied to call and examine for themselves.
lm< T..
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~ TO LET or LEAsE.-The House No BAT Broadway,
nj known a. the ATHENEUM h0IEL The house
k4 contains about sixty rooms, and 10 suitable tor q
Hotel Boarding Houset 10 elegantly furnished through
out and the furniture will be sold low renting the
pre- misses.
tween 10 and ~ o'clock Is stsw ln.'
wa FUN SALk-A Farm. coutaning $50 res on mi e
IN! south Of the east bank OF the Hudson
k4 on the pvemses large well finished House. Com
.ding ne view ef the River( barns crio root
cellar ice house, sh pond. garden, fruit trees &c also
double story brick house and lot also frame house,
Staedng on lot III feet frontboh houses and 10 Mar
ket street, Pou IN keepsie e. X. JAMES
Poughkeepsie, N. Y Feb. O. Isl2. fs7t'
- CARRIAGE HORSES FOR sALE.-A pair
ol hns sIge greys the property ofa ssntsman about
wee ENQUIRE a 50 Front front oce up sairs fiji ST.
TO LET-ST. JOHNS HALL-From 6st May nert--The
well known House. st. Johns Hall No Frankfort street.
with large for Hotel aud Bo ardng House
Apply TO- d. BRYsON -
NOTICE.-IsIDOREs ELINGER reading former v It'll
IN Juhn D. Miller, xe at Fort Plain Monts emery
County NJ " requested by his fsmiy Roxbary near
Boston inform them OF his place of residence
they have been vi hou from him al years
HENRY ESCHER, 60 Beaverst
New York, 10th Feb 1872 IL lst
Ti,fiE BANKRUPT LAW.-Persons w ishing to be dis.
charg ed from their debts under this law invited
on th subscriber who will them discharged with despatch
A'a On inc W. SKiDMORE, Attorney at Law,
first rs Nassau street.
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dis sm+

ITO LET-The unexPired Lease Of Store, 4s Peek Slip
cccapiedas Grocery and Ligsor stoy, for which
iten to the williamsburg and Peek Slip erry which will =
for person about {, mbark in the above business.
Possession be had the lst OF Februry Apply on
premises. u .ll ID
NORTHUMBERLAND TO MERCHANTS and a.
~ other; :sndng letters to England by the 10 NAH
rs:pesy CIV. 1Sss Sst hsy % Sssanss s The. !, letter.
the day previous the departure Of the boat from boston
shall be placed in the English mail board the steamer BE-
fore she SAILS OF accident detention to o
ty.four hours the ordinary running time.
N. B. Messrs. H. so. would also give notice to theR
friends and the public that they do not the above assa
A s "''"0u' p'"'' ~ ''''' A'' HARNDEN CO. {
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T,O PAPER MANUFACTURERs.-The subscribss nv
notice that Msssrs Howe Goddard of Woyssstsr Mlsas
or notice the most Reasonable terms FoSdrnss a.e
eines to size paper the web leaves the dryers s
every kind Of Machinery sppernng to the manufactHs
81 any other establishment this country large number S
operation many Of the bsst mills to om relsrsHoo
will be given for all particulars.
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M ht sacss isnalg irola snp .ivO a., M
w New Orleans, for sale BY
ora A0s AE k.C0LLlNs Co., " sovsh a,
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.Take physic early--nedicine comes too late,
When tie d'sease becomes invcieraten

CORN.-lsiT sacks landing from shp.f AzOo, from
- I've" 0''' 'o' " EK. COLLINS 4 co.
q, S. South strtst.
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50 OOO EawAa n TAI e Pad I9E ~ con
sovsry Thirteen THOUSAND f,ve Hundred Dollars sbained
BIZ him from sndry banks this city forged checks
One ousanddoias on hrs conviction and hous and for
tse mouey, or IN proportion for any part thereof
said Pitcher sbost 10 Of
has ord complexion and reddish hair eyes
and face much covered with rimses ootches II
he accompanied by brother nearly sam,
about years Of age dark complexion, dark and
d TX shy hair.
Il sscsrain.d that Maurice Pitcher purchased e J. sy
in New Works. Bill drawn By him Built Son
CO. London for Et93 sterling the order OF Maurice Vau-
lepcou the Of which has stopped and the pub
w. PATTON, Jr. Cashier.
J. b. TREVOR, Cashier.
Philadelphia, Dec. 10. 1874. dis eodsm'
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PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT,
IN NEW WORK

AEoNs. MALLAN & SONS, Surgeon Dentists, No
S1 372 Brosds ay and at London an Paris MORN tn
Public New York. and its vicinity that in consequence
of their very extensive practice they have, Length
been induced to open Permanent Establishment, wher'
they may be consulted at No. 372 Broadway between
Franklin aud White Streets in all sppertaining
their profession in which they have been so successful
in consequences of their celebrated discoveries and I'm
prsvements in the art OF Dentistry. 49,
Mons Mallan returns thanks for the very liberal pat
ronage he has received and continues to receive par
ticularly TO the Medical profession Of New YORK io
their kind recommended atoms, and advocating Mons MI
Improvement in Dentristy.
CELEBRATED MINERAL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-04
HAIRl! HAIR!! BADNESS.

Important dsooperytke great mystery found out at last
nR sTERRY 5 HAIR REGENERATION. DR.. Story, after
~ much attention the important subject of the
hair after many erimonts chemce and physical
able discover article which offer ed with great
for tho toilet tho best thing discovered
for its soenng and quality produce good head
ofhamto prevent from falling off when badness appre-
hcnd to when hal dness has taken place. pre-
from turning nourishng than pomatum,
antique oil Cologne water II beautiful article for la
dies curs- make, the hair soft and lively and produces
banoy Thousands have tesei its superior virtues
excellence and instance stands unriyaled II is
niabe all affections of the skin thu head
dandru Every family should be supplied with bottle Of
this oil application the head and hair of children
the ad ornamental appendage off fine head of hair
which has supplied he preserved From the
certificates and recommendations received of it alu
influence the Doctor feels firmly persuaded he has
ded producing cle which will the desired wishes
and pprobaton ofthe public For SALE wholole andeta
by s. BURBANK. MnntpelieT
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IPURENOLOCICAL DEPOT.

vuNHE subscriber informs the public that he may BIO
found at his old stand Lymans building, Main street
where he will remain but a few weeks and would invite
attention to specimens Of his Workmanship He has
hand and will furnish to all who desire, tho BUST OF
PROF. GRIMES, executed by the celebrated sculptor
Bracket. This fac smile in miniature with the sew
era organs grouped and classified according TO "Grmes
New s. sem, which harmonzos perfectly with nature
is superior specimen Of scupurean ornament to the
paor study well beneficial to the student. From
its admirable form and symmetry of proportion, merits
universal appreciation.
Fowlet's chronological Bust-Busts and Paintings Of
distinguished menCass from SOULS Of different nations,
and Of animals 30 illustrate particular characters, devc
opponents and MISUNDERSTANDING to illustrate the tenn
poraments-phrenoogca books charts, instruments for
measuring Tie bead &c.
Phrenologisls, students instructors Of schools and all
who wish give their attention the invn uabe science
of Phrenoogy, be supplied with any Of the above
very reasonable terms
Ladies and Gentlemen informed that he is ready to
execute BUSrS in and fashionable style, for all
who wish for perfect and lasting representation If nature
N g. The sub crber wishes to procure the heads OF a
few animals complete his cabinet, and will pay liberal
pricc or three Of each Of the following, Bear
Wolf Panther Beaver, Coon-and the head OF AN eagle.
F. RICHARDSON
N 3 Orders from abroad promptly attended to, aud any
Of the above articles carefully packed aud sent to any pat
Of the stare.
Montpelier January 81, 1912. 40
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Pr9figate Expenditures the debate in
Congress a few days ago upon the general Appro-
priation bill, Mr.. McKeon, one of the Locofoco
congressman from N. Y. city, took occasion to
animadvert upon many small items in the bill,
such as rs cents for hack hire, one dollar for "a
book, 500 for an express TO announce to the vice
president the death of Gen. Harrison, &C. Du
ring the debate some Of the most reckless and
profligate expenditures by the Lo;ofocos in the
n. Y. Custom House were brought to light. 1t
was shown that paper had been purchased for
that concern at from $50 TO 800 per ream-anJ
pens 81 25 each. Contracts for cast iron to the
amount of $500 have been made Mt Is "a
cents per pound Fishing parties and Champagne
revels had been permitted on board the U. S. Rev
enue Cutters and charged to the Government as
"oMjunk." 1t was also proved that this same
Nc Keen who found so much fault with the ne =
cessary contingent expenses of Government had,
during the Extia-Session, received So per day as
Congressman, while half his time was spent in
New York discharging the Office of City Attorney.
This subject will receive full investigation when
the Custom House Committee reports.
Rochester Democrat.
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The Combinations are Completed.
Extract OF n letter, dated

CHARLESTON, Is. g. hlay 5, 1897.
81 have infinite satisfaction in communicating
the information have just received, that friend
Van Buren, has at length reconced nearly all the
most Earring claims aud interests, and we are with
all zeal aud knowledge about to take the field to
carry these arrangements into full and complete
operalioR
"Gen. .4ndyew Jackson consents to accept OF the
Presidency Of the United States, piedging himself
inUioidtly 10 subserUe The policy Of The SOUTH,
and to resign ut the end OF four years.
go John C. Calhoun has been prevailed upon, in
conformity 10 the wishes Of some of our most in
huen'al friends, to relinquish Lis claims upon the
Vice Presidency.
49, Every effort is TO he made to induce De JVitt
Clinton 10 acceptthe Pice Presidency.
al Martin Van Buren, to serve Secretary OF
State under.G Gen. jackson, and at the end Of Tour
years to be- nominated and supported for the Pres.
dency; with perfect understanding that he will
pursue the Southern Policy, IN relation TO Domes
tic Manufacture and Internal Improvement.
"lf am not much msinformed, Cabinet is so
arranged MS to command the greatest possible ex-
tent of political influence"
tL-This wasa year and half before the Pres
dena Election wherein these arrangements
were cOnsunmated.
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RMoNCHiTIs, a disease Of tho throat and
- Lungs, winch is annually sweoping thousands
upon thousands to premature grave under the
mistaken name OF consumption, is always cured by
Jayne's Expccto:ant. Tho symptoms of this dis.
case, are Cough, soreness Of The Lungs or Throat.
Hoarseness, Difficulty OF Breathing, asthma, Hectic
Fever, Splitting up Of Phiegm, or mailer, and some
times Blood. II is an Inflammation of the fine skin
which lines tho inside OF the whole IF The wind
tubes, or air vessels, which run through every part
Of he Lungs. This Expeotorant Immediately sup
presses Or The Cough, Pam, Inflammation, Fever and
Difficulty Of Breathing and produces free and ca
so expectoration, and cure is effected. Prepared
only by DR.. u. JAYNE, 20 South Third street.
Philadelphia. For sale al the Bookstore Of L. p.
Walton and Sons. Price ST.
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MORE EVIDENCE THE MASSACHU-
SETS LOCOFOCOS AGAINST PROTEC
TING INDIJSTRY

troducsd into the Mass. Legislature and passed, by
a vote OF l76 yeas and So nays.
RESOLVED, That the time has now arrived, when
me eNgences OF Government, and the interests
OF the people demand radical change of the rev.
enue laws and we regard it as the imperative du-
oi congress 10 encourage domestic industry,
duties.
Among the yeas are the names of but three 10.
cojocos! Is there more evidence needed 10 show
which "way the wind blows" among That party
Surely not-from the North TO the South, and
from the East to the West, they are arrayng
and enterprise, bya Protective Tariff. - Caledonian
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IMpORTANT WORK.
Noio IN press and wiH shortly be published Dictionary
ARTS, MANUFACTURES AND MINES

by ANDREW URE, NJ. d, r. n. S. &c,
Illustrated by l24l Engravings.
THIS u.s. unquestonaby, the most popula work Of the
kind ever published and book most admirably ad-
apot to the want of all classes Of tho community The fol-
lowing the important objects which the learned author
endeavors 10 accomplish
lst To instruct the Manu- ciuror, Mcttalurgist and
Tradesman the principles of their respective processes
render them in reality the masters OF their BUSH
and TO emancipate them from state of bondage to
such too commonly governed by blind prejudice and
a vicious routine.
2dly. To afford Merchants Brokers Diysallors, Drug
psls and officers ofthe Revenue Characteristic descriptions
Of the commodities which pass through their hands.
3dly BY exhibiting some Of The finest Developments Of
Chemistry and Physics, to lay open an excellent practical
school 20 students Of these kindred sciences.
4thly To teach Capitalists, who may be DESTROYS of
placing their funds in productive branch Of industry
10 select judicously among plausible claimants
5lhly TO enable Gentlemen Of the Law TO become well
acquainted with the nature of those patent schemes which
are SO apt 10 give rise to litigation
6hy. To present to Legislators such clear exposition
OF the staple manufactures as may dissu de them from
acting laws which obsuc Industry cherish branch
of H. 10 the injury of muny Others.
And, las y, to give the general reader intent, chiefly
inel octual cultivation, views oil many OF iho MODEST
chevmens OF science IN eiccung those grand ransnrma-
tons Of matter to which Greal Britain and the U. States
owe their paramount wealth, rank and power among tho
nations ui the earth
The latest statistics of every important olioc Of manu-
facturc give from the best and usually from Official
authority. at tho end Of each article
The work viii be printed from the second London Edi-
ton, which sells for Sl2 copy. 1t will be put on good
paper brewer type aud will make abuu 100 pa
g,s II will be issued in twenty one srm monthly nu.i-
bers in covers at % cents each pay allie IN delivery
u To any person, sending five dollars a. time,
in advance, will forward hc numbers by mail post paid
soon as they come from the press
10 suitable agents. this affords Oruiiv.
can put the work to them anrdndy avOra-
bic In every manufacturing town aud every village
he obtained with the greatest fdciy Address post paid
Lay Roy Sunderland, l26 Fulton st. New York. as
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THE MOST HIGHLY APPROVED
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS,

AND ALL DISEASES OF THEt UNGs.
' VIE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
l. is believed 10 be dcsorv cdly the most popular
Medicine ever known in America, 70, coughs colds,
asthma or phihlsc, consumption, whoopnq cough
and Pulmonary affections of every Kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Basam has been very
extensively used Tor about fifteen years; and its rep.
utaiion has been constantly increasing. 90 univer-
sally popular has this article become that it may now
be considered as standard article IN aigc pnrt Of
the United States and British Provinces. Many fam
lies keep it constantly by them, considering q the
most safe as well as certain remedy for the above
complaints. The Projectors have received aLd are
receiving numerous recommendations from many
OF our best PhyscNns, who make use Of it IN their
practice. Tho names ola few individuals who have
given their les mory in favor Of this article here
subjonod and Tor a more full the cnve.
ope TO the bottle
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct somnrI Morrill,,
TrOman AbtIl, " Timothy Baylios,
Jerc. Ell worth, Albert Guild.
CERTIFlC ATES,
From Dr. Thomas Brown.
Messrs Lowe Reed, Gent,-The Vegetable Pill
monary Basam has been extensively used, in the
section of the country where | reside, for several
years past and has Justly acquired high reputa-
ton in consumptiye complaints. So far my
knowledge extends, it has disappointed the
reasonable expectation Of those who have used it,
THOMAS BROWN, NJ. D.
Concord, N. H., May II, 1881.
Messrs Reed, Wing & Cu,er-t:en;lenen
- " ~ ~ W VIZ Pu'i'e' a"u eeP'eio'y
nda dG ~ ~, ",o io now sunei
s o"ue' ,,. VS. a0 ~ e 'u"ss' W eve you
s'ap"e". o, ,hc Soou tnec,s huve experienced
, ,I "' "'o VI '"o 'oSe'do,o u'o"aiy
having rom my you,h up peen 'rouoed WIN dlher-
Ct" Go."P'u'"'s o, luo lungs, tucn as sPh'lhg OF
poUu' u'y Troublesome cough uoquen' noar'ehess,
WIN severe 's o. couSinS ana indceu az Tue sytnp.
'o'"s o, co"su" 'on' anu rom '''c 10 n'e nave
n"co scVero emiheh' physiclanF ana Gave ttken
,"cn nieu'.ne, pu' received l.le OF no pne'' ana
AT ias' '"ey 'U'u 'ne mere was no he'P 0 me 'hat
me 1trns OF I1', was anVsed oy ir'eno 10 Wy
the Vese'aG'e pulmonary balsan' oo'alned Two
oo.ce' auu on ,ISi was suPt'seu 10 'lp so suauch
a"u 'n'V.ua' re'',l "mcn suNo ",e, "'u aet us'ns
II aoou' i've "GeNS "u IVY I''"p'a'".S VII c"l,iey
,s"Oveu, s"u was ,ts'",eo 70 Ho4u nean, olncG
,a' u",e nose NePs W "e, W Gaze Of
ny '","""o " -! VI VIC "o'' So''P"'"is' a.,
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BROADCLoTHs, CAssIMEREsA AND
VESTINGS.

FROM NEW YORK, Cheap for Cash,
NENILEMEN wishing for a new and Fashionable
~ Garment' are respectfully requested to call r. r.
RIKER'S, Draper and Tailor, State Street opposite the
Bank where may be found large and general assortment
His stock Of Cloths entirely new Comparing many new
and elegant patterns, and having been purchased on thu
most advantageous TERMS will be sold prices which will
satisfy all who wish to purchase fashionable Garment
Stocks BosOms, Cellars, Suspenders and every otbe,
article of Clothing usually kept in Clothing Store
Tailor's Trwmings Canvass, Padding Silks and Wors-
ted Serges, Coat Cord and Binding Fancy Silks Velvet
Vestings, Needles, Measures, &c.
September 23, Is4l. 23
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a Case Of Slave Stealing is in controversy be =
tween Mississippi and North Carolina. A citizen
OF Mississippi has been accu sed, on affidavit OF
stealing negro and carrying him into North Car
DINA. Gov. McNutt made formal demand on
Gov. Morehead for The delivery Of The accused,
bring him back. Gov. Morehead refused to de-
liver him, and the Mississippi Legislature have
passed formal resolutions "reprobating" the con.
duct of the North Carolina Governor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-04

"A hole in the Bankrupt Law.-One OF the chief
benefits which the bankrupt law was expected to
secure, was the prevention Of frauds in regard to
confidential debts. The law provides that no man
shall he liberated from his debts under it, who has
given any preference TO one creditor over another.
But mark the short vision Of Legislators. The way
the thing is doing is this "A man fails; he gives
no preference TO anybody. But certain creditors
among his friends Immediately sue him, and bur
ry their suits to judgement and execution. The
debtor makes no resistance, and so the creditor at
taches property md pays himself, infer which
the debtor applies for the benefit of the bankrupt
act, and with clean hands too for he he has given
no preferences, aud doEe nothing at all and yet
all his preferred creditors are as snugly provided
for as they would have been in the worst days OF
assignment. Here is a hole TIN ough which bear
or bull may go without scratching his sides.
.Ne,o York Journal Of Commerce.
That hole is stopped. Judge Story has decided
that attachments made after the petition is filed are
null and void and Judge Irwin aud Judge Paine
have decided that the bankrupt cannon even be
held in arrest for debit
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WOODEN MACHINERY,

GILBERT, GLEASON x DAVIS, at their extensive
VI Machine Shop in North Andover, Mass, will build to
order all kinds Of Woo!en Machinery the latest and most
approved plans and The terms such as
Pickers Cards Condonses Side Drawings Packs with or
without sefdafs, Wrappers Drossers Twsers CASHMERE
sainet and broad Power Looms broad and narrow Gges
Brushes Nappers, busters, Custom Cards on the most
approved plans and at the lowest prices.
No exertions will be spared TO give perfect satisfaction
to all orders that may be favored with.
North Andover, Mass, Feb H. 1912.
Near tho rail- road depot d5.eop4m
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NEW AND ELEGANT CROCKERY 81
TABLE CUTLERY AT THE
f,ActT crnUE

T ANGDoN and WRIGHT have Just opened splen-
IL did lot Of rich printed Dining Ware, with of ale
CANT China and printed Tea Ware, which, with superior
Bfittania Tea Pots, elegant Japan Tea Walters, and
first rate of Tea and Dining Knives and Forks
comprise the best assortment Of table furniture in This
zion and which they offer for sale unusually low prices
Montpelier, March Is, 1912 4S
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Bankrupt Cases.-The Court has decided tina,
in future, bonds to the amount of sixty dollars
will be demanded of each petitioner in Bankrupt
cy, to cover the necessary expenses OF the pro-
ceedings. In some cases which have occurred,
the assets Of the Bankrupt have not amounted to
enough to pay costs-Boston Courier.