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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01
Cotton Trade.

This mar ket received check by the nature of the ady
which reached here by the last steamer and prices
gave way about of cen. within the last few days
however there to be doing, and prices have
become firm, although positive Improvement can
not be quoted The transactions for the last few weeks
have been follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

The BARRY Cash. this case decision has
yet been given by the Supreme Court of n. y; but
rule has been entered, ordering the parties who
hold the child hold her subject to the further or
der and final decision of the Court which decision
will be given next July at Utica. Mr. Barry returns
TO Halifax tomorrow in the Acadia; but comes back
TO Utica next July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01
Domcntic Importa,ions.

gCHARI EsTon-Shp Ansonls ties rice sprague, Robinson
coi06 III Van ,mme--f box Meyer Ciotg frers-liI
bales cotton spi,s Mill, coo poi.isr Free'iJ Ts
hs-2 chs Iosxh Geo Tlo,burnt Hastead Dash
bss specie d Ebbets20 bales yarn Lee I,
SAvANNAH-Brig Steiag--0 bales n Waiing-3i Barstow
PoPc-3s Capt Cobbe0 North, Manning Patck-co Jos
Wood3 hhds Post Msin2l bales cotton sundy kgs to
ORDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

CHEAP GRIM. COMA trial for Grim. con. took
place in Terre Haute, on the l4th. The parties
were VIM. McGaughey, of Cleveland, Ohio, and
DR.. J. S. Weldon, Of Edgar county, Illinois The
wife of the former eloped with the latter in 1893.
The jury gave the plaintiff verdict Of 81, 600.
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A WONDER AND A BLESSING TO
sM CLEAR THE SKIN;

VINHE
lion n,ssrd by he Medical Council Of Paris - We con
.irr NJ vcsprn III greatest rhlanbr's, Of the age and s
It,si.u IA t riect miricc eruption
crdsfnrpr-rr n he skin The its',n c'eincn 20 y
-onff.v recommended n The prb: 10 CUE the following
,rt.. y .hrarn scufsy r1n focrybcw OF
bum cr.rcIss or ary erptlon IL vii change the color OF
~ ~ ,,rhu nj hin 10 bcsntifr healthy clearress
he rnbc NAV rely H. IL never fails Sold ~ ~ jones,
s ne E,sle o. Chatham street price 90 ceats
,ch.csve on each label the svnafne Of NJ Vesprino tho
in,.n,or and r. Jones III. General Ageat.
,euts Fulton Brooklyn; 81 Dock A. Thadel,ba
State Boston 10 Bfimorc ~ Baltimore 81 State at Az
tsny ~ lmse
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Good News from Providence, II. I.

nfJ- DEAR SIR BE good as to send me twenty OF
your urge packages Of Hoarhound Candy. some
what Of scepc to its value its recorded
in the public prints, but must in justice say that uss has
ficted with the lung complant--when had exhausted
all professional remedies yielded friends advice to
Pcases Hoarhound Candy; with reluctance used your
Candy, doubtful Gifts merits but TO my surprise, well
my friends it performed radical Ihad used but
so worth Of your Candy before found relief
and have used but three dollars worth and feel better
than have for ten ycarsmy breathing is freed from all
pecora ghtness my appetite has increased and hopes
ofrecovery confirmed Justice requires me to make the
above statement. Yours truly,
H. TIMPsON d. d.
To Messrs. J. PEAsE SoS, As Division st.
ST. purchased the candy OF your agent here, who
recommended me to it. Mr.. Wadsworth, tells me
that he sells so per month but If all knew the value OF
il this city, he would sell 500 dollars worth per month
ii. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

FuSSy-The Gs1rd Jury in Houston county
Georgia, has made prescntment against the banks
for the wickedness Of resuming cash payments
Excellent jurors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

RAILROADS IN Crr,Es.-The locomotive, with the
train now pass through the city of Baltimore, and
found to be as safe as with horses The rate is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

Gg- A NEW CASE.-Mr. Hubbard, well known
citizen Of Mddletown Conn., had become bald for years.
His wife determined to grow his hair il possible.
She procured wash that on short application she
found started thick crop Of hair all over his head As
hgrew she cut ittwice. and he has full flowing
crop Of beautiful hair Reader do ask what has
~ Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia from Comstock s. Co.
to be found at Dyer Co.'s and Ferres in Middletown
ton Hartford, and Smith s Co., New Haven and in New
York at II Maiden lane. Win you il go bald soon
not SO now Let people and especially ladies of SENSE
answer.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure Of tn
To Shin Masters.

We shall esteem VI favor if CAPTAINS OF vessels arriving
here will give 10 Commodore r. 3. Martin, of our fcr
reror, OF c shipping len stthe PORT whence they sailed r
oseiyn nswsnalrs they inar have. C,fnn,udorr -sn W
board Inrdissly teir arrival We viii reciprocats
he favor IN ray way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

AS UsuM.-Yesterday we received Boston and
Hartfordpapers in advance of the MAIL from Harnder
& Co., Adams & Co., and Hurbut & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

A REMEDY AGAINST CATrERrlLLARs--Wale OF
soap, dissolved in water sprnked over the trees an,
shrubs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

no DIR. L. D. FLEMING'S INDICATED CAN
dies the popular medicines Of tho dav They
will the diarrhGa, worms in children and adults,
indigestion fulncss distress after eating, heartburn.
colds bilious complaints fcvcrs, foul stomach, sc. SC.
Try them once. and you will any other mcdi-
cine Sold wholesale and retail at 35 Nassau street. also
70 Fulton 273 Broadway, l4oi Bowery IS Eighth Ave-
nue. 2t2 Greenwich street, rs Fulton street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

LOOKING Ur-CIrY OF IowA.-At the recent sale
of lots in that city an advance was obtained of 20
per cent over the minimum price.
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TROUBLE IN HAYTi.-According to the last ac-
counts there have been some revolutionary Disturb
ance in Hayti No harm can result from them.
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o. WHERE is GOV. DORR? WHERE THE D-L
is Gov. Dorr This question Is asked every day.
not Knowing we cannot pretend to say but we in.
form friends who troubled with Cou Chs Colds
Headaches Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague &c. that Doctor
Sherman still continues sell his celebrated Lozenges for
the cure OF the above complaints his old stand e6
saustreet. His agents Redling Boston Burgess Phi
laielpha Reed, Baltimore and Franck Taylor Wash.
ington City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-Thcrc. is no limit to
Thornes enterprise and the good taste with which he de
verses his entertainments always him crowded
houses The great comedian, Seton succeeds the great
regc Ian, Forrest and appears tonight in capital seec
ton of entertainments well calculated cxpcl blnr
devils and attract brilliant audience Remember tho old
nriccs resumed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

90 BEAUTIFUL.-The exhibition Of the Poly sp,tes
Views at tho New York Museum Without witness
ing them il would be difficult for the human mind 10
conceive how powerful effect be produced Ivy art
These form the first things of the kind introduced in this
country and they exhibited at great expense. No
one should omit 10 visit this establishment and witness
them The wonderful Dwarf is TO be here for short
time longer HILL the unrivalled deliaeaer OF cccentr
cities appears in the Lecture Room. The exhibition
place al three o'clock IN the afternoon and in the
ming.
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city Despatch Post.

20 WILLIAM STRFET. :
PrtrcrraL Oyrics.-Lctters deposited before hafpas
O. halpast IL, and half past o'clock will he sent out for
delivery at9, I, and o'clock. m
BsAscn OvS,cEs.--Leters deposited before T. H. snd
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at g. and O'Clock
ALEX, NJ. 0REI0, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

The markets generally firm at these quotations.
der the influence OF the foreign then received. At
New Orleans the market had been Influenced by the
citement which attended the resumption of the banks
Their return to specie payments caused fall of
per cent in the rates Of exchange, which about the
difference between the deprecated local currency and
specie. The receipts now come in very slowly and the
crop is considered nearly all forward. At Mobile it
estimated that not than 900 bales remained
forward The following table shows the situation of the
crop
RECEIPTS STocxs AND ExpoRTs OF CorroS IN THE USI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

" late firm of Dndee Tisisle y Hiaichi have tl' day
BORDEN, for the ,,sasicIins Of General Commission
WILLIAM WILLIAM 5; oTHI5SppAALr'
New York. LIST Jane, 1912
hasns ss.bl;hsS .Syasy sis Ws's
sr sp .d os mi an ana e FIJI ''oi Of Ns
h jsI iS Slape' h00' frIsDALE BORDEN Agsns
rI'lIE COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIRE ARMS
I-Ri1es viii. Eghl Chambers.
s osss ES s .HS o. w, a cs, 1s cSmse
And an extra cylinder with five more chances
4, s." sp balls and rsT s sSs
Prices BToadyasaqd door below Courtlandi
a"as on o n SSSs ca" be supplied WI" any
The great .dvantss of these fire other fire
quality of materials ! we'll established .latit
MOTIFS PATENT. PORTABLE FURNACE, and
M Boiler admirably adapted for Washing can be placed
Patent Agricalta Furnace Csudron of IS 80
.s s S ss and 54 s rs se si Ia. g s
' ,ta @ Col P s,ss sI, ro BAY. s. G:es 81
with
PRICED furnace wilhhOp. lping g.. c..
ssss; TSs
iitsa isa ''' summer as winter, pi M sSSI on
a PRoBLEM--AND TIE WAY TO SOLVE IT-Why
s mS s Saas sr sT % to ear
sti,uc, after without submitting their
trial Oh of tender cins and tough Boards the
above by bringing adr pair Of azos and for yourselves
The sc" S & MOD Dr. @ Gent e. %
madge, and others.
G. SAUNDERS.
Sole inventor and uctarer Of the Metallic Tablet Razor
Su"r, with four sides 1853 Broadway New York je 3ns.c
rINHE Jersey City Temperance Society, auxiliary the Pa
Society Of New York; will give Concert the Ly
Hall, "Wednesday Evening, June LIST, o'clock.
Tickets 25 be had the door, the proceeds OF which
will be applied qudate the already incurred.
jellt~e w. ROBERTSON, Chairman
| CHIP SusANNAH CUMMINGS, Sal!er master, from Ii.
- ycrpoolConsignees Of goods by this ship win conera
vo by senn: their permits without delay board Judds
wharf, E. r., o the office OF the Subscribers
ROCHE BROTHERS s. co. IS Fulton ST.,
jlc Next door to the Fulton Bank.
DIG IRON-65 ton. of No. Grshernc Pig Iron, arrived
L per ship Susannah, Cumming For sale bv
ROCHE, DRO1uERS & CO., 81 Fulton street,
jeic door TO tn Fulton Bank.
TfNHE ECLIPSE 100 Cedar IA few doors OF
Broadway 1.-THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has fitted the above house
with attention comfort and neainess having the aysn
roushare OF the city. Welsh Rarcbt Cold Cuts &c.; AIes
Wines &c. Of superior quality. +. EVANS :
/ i,1 1iisAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

~ TAYLOKS BALSAN OF LIVEKWONT, FROM
s75 Bowery This fine vegetable remedy for coughs and
colds and all diseases of the chest lungs and liver has at
tanned reputation and demand and which in the
annals Of Medical history has article met with such
unboundel II is recommended by ply sicans OF
the first standing being the mldcs in its opera
yet the best remedy that be made for these dis
Professor Anderson Of jefferson College has used
il in number Of cases for the liver complaint and says
always with unbounded Coughs md colds yield
If by magic, coughs of months duration have been
entirely cured in two three days. people will suffer
with these complaints when this medicine is obe had then
human testimony is of avail Countcrfets are issued
in every directions buy this city at any place but
the Office OF the only true Proprietor 375 Bowery in
Brooklyn only Of Mrs. Hays 1879 Fulton street DIR. Low
cry, Newark H. Rawls Co. Albany E. w. Bull, Hart
forl; 3. Powell Co., Boston ID. MITCHELL New Haven
II. Hall Bridgeport Roof Babcock, Cooperstown.
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Tuesday, May 3l-6 p. M.

Vuca0oy, N1oy Blu Fs Wa
There has been small business done at the Stock Boare
his morning. and the OF the nave
,o materially varied Delaware & Hudson fell per cent
indiana SIS Harlem improved Z; Mohawk u stoning
on /; Kentucky 6s !.
some of the new L. States loan upon the market a.
By the operations ofthe National Bankrupt Law, anum
Ter Of the largest bankrups will in days obtain
lccrees Among others, the celebrated firm of ]. L. s.
Josephs which the first that went down in the mem.
,rable convulson Of 1897, viii probably be released
Their liabilities nearly $4,000 and their assets Of
very ting amount. Also James Watson Webb the for
proprietor ofthe NewYor Courier and Enquirer
who time since arrested in England and almost
ncarcerate in Bristol Jail for debt win probably obtain his
release His liabilities S1so0cc, and the de-
clarcd few chairs and small articles perhaps $50 in value
Also the firm of Amory Leeds, dry goods jobbng
house with liabilities of 100000 of which @ 900
due the suctoneer house of John Huggerty s. Co. The
assets in this also very small These three
may be summed up as follows:
sm c.epA B Sssi banker. asias lssss
Jas. W. Webb. Editor IA ss so ssse"a'0' $50 asoooo
Armory & Leeds Dry Goods Jobber. nominal 100000
Total assets estimated $4,000 Si,7soooo
These samples Of three different lines OF business
and all of them bubbles created by the fermentation
of paper juggling emanatng from the late national bank
What singusrly artificial state must financial and
commercial affairs have been in when these FIVE indvidu
ais could have become possessed Of near S5,O0000o
average Of 81 each of the property of Others in
short space of time and again lose it, leaving scarcely
trace of its existence. The liabilities Of the two first
firms really existed; they but the fictitious
creations of paper which had other effect than
BILE the operators to live in prncey spendor during the
continuance of the bubble the expense Of the working
classes The liabilities of the dry goods houses represent
indeed the produce of actual labor but the value ohose
products being fctiouy enhanced by the operations of
paper left heavy balance against the holders Of that
property when the bubble bursted This firm OF Amory
Leeds very conspicuous in the fall Of $780, the
meeting called the City Hotel the object of which
To coax whcede drive the banks of this city into
pension in order that rredeemable and worthless pa.
per currency might furnish the OF discharging
debts which grew in magnitude as the currency ap.
preached the specie basis That object not obtain
ed but the bankrupt law has attained the results
This is bill day for the steamer which leaves Boston
also the three sailing packets which so from
this city, The demand for bills has been large and
the rates rather less than at the departure of the last
packet They follows
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.


PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE c-faiaed celebrated Pills. from Portugal,
perceive, be obtained in this country See advertise
mept on the last column of fourth page. m3 is
THE HAIR OF THE HEAD CAN BE RE.
STORED. 4.r
READ THIS. judge imparialy the ss,mon!as bear ~
IN mind that pc offered, but fair ui'nl
statement The following viii Suffice thsusnd other ies
FROM J. s. B,tsr Esq., Fellow of the Roy al Scientific
The Rov. Scientific ia''atSn' has been favored wit,
specimen OF jones' Oil Of Coral Ccassis the
testing is recommended qualtc snI reports foowsWe
have infinitely examined and iesed jones' Oil Coral Circassa
and find that Il consists 81 copouns decidedly Favorable for
g dark spea,nce 70 the hair being the auaiie. most
commended by Mr. Jones, which IBIS Society find perfectly
true and virtue thereof award MIR. Jones the above
mon,al." tSyhed) J. $. BAKER, Frs.
sody T Jones, sign Of, American EaTle, 81 Chatham
street y the reasonable price of? 59s sllngs bot,
each lbclhe following srceagentir Fulton Brook,
CT Dock Pladclphia; 10 Baltimore Bsltimor. 81 ste
ST, Albany; . state 81, Boston, jrl lmsc
TURTLE SOUP. 80
FRANKLIN COFFEE HOUSE, 90 MAiJ.u Len. and Is
cedar A ine lively Turtle will he dressed this day and
served Up in delicious Soup and Steaks aiy at y ~
jol Itsc JOHN r. BROWN.
FRENcH REsTAURANT, No S Nsssan .irc,f, .cglosts
the Custom House, BONNARD * T. DEfAMQTTE
general that they have ADDED to their old cabi known
for upwards Of two years under the firm Of J. BInnai INC
great Saloon the frat floor OF the house, AMI .,s
sides arranged several lesser Saloons for the REORGANIZATION Of
They viii pay the attention orders for Dinners and
Surpcrs IN any part Of the city. -.
Rooms and Offices IN the upper stories OF the same nou'c
may be hid Of them very mod cr,c rents ~ ,..
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Married,

At Brooklyn on the 26h instant by the Rev. A. Far
ley Capt ALEX Barros, of the packet ship United States
to Miss HARRIEr RICHMOND daughter Of Mr. Frank lin
Richmond, of Providence, RI.
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i3- THE INDUSTRY, LTBERALITY, AND TACT
Of the manager of the American Museum, is richly
warled by the overlooking houses which found here
day and night. respectable citizen stranger who
has not visited the American Museum would regarded
as wonderful curiosity and would be hired as such at
great salary by the manager glance ut the advertise
IAcn VIII show the richest and diversified array
attractions offered in this city for twenty five cents
This afternoon grand day performances takes place
commencing at three O'Clock. Among the novelties ere
Diamond Whitlock, Celeste Miss Resale. Morris Tho
comic singer, Benne the dancer the Indians and soaws
SC &c That mysterious Grsey Girl will also astonish
all who consult her.
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CAST OFFxCLOTHING

GENTLEMEN Families laying aside ARTICLES oil w.-iins
apparel and wishing Dispose Of the same for casa can
obtain fro the subscriber twenty cent more than Nom any
Other person.
To ladies' and gentlemen abo. leaving the city being err
cunbced with supsruous winir.b win find III much "a
he sdyanf for the subsenbr no will At, end ei
Il t-ir residence b. appointment. - ,,r.,r
No. South William street, crposItc Dclmoncps.
All orders through he POS, office viii be puac,ua attended
IN fel
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Second Board.


The little pirit in the Flour market which we noticed
again. Sales in this city are only from hand 10 mouth
Wcgive the following a. the quotations -
Per barrel d. h,.k.i
RchmondCo. Flour, 40 Pa Jcrscv Cor, a. se. Y
Georgetown, do So rs ASH NortScrn c,,,,, 40 AZ
Canal. do Gas a03i Wheat - =, an
Michigan, do c.o6a6,ls Rye a. 90
Ohio, do 6ioa6l5 W. W
We have received the following intelligence from Nor,
.rca Of the stne OF the market there or The oe.t
appears that the receipts in that city have fully ccuaed
he demand and sales have been effected az Cd er b
time aud at 3ls ID for cash Several thousand barrel
changed hands in few days at the above quotations the
chief portion Of which taken either by the bakers for
Immediate consumption, By the sma dealers who re-
tail at 33s per Dbl The supplies Of wheat brought for
ward have amounted To fsto 900 bushels Winter con-
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Pa. Doub $l5.60a5.70
Money is very plenty with the banks, and they find
great difficulty in employing advantageously but they
adhere strictly to short paper and prompt payments At
the time the rcmittances from the country parcu.
larly in those points where resumption is about taking
place. very small consequently, notwithstanding the
Righteousness Of money with the banks in the city, the
merchants severely cramped, and failures con.
santy taking place. particularly in the dry goods line in
which the compromises tina. take place almost
merable.
The Stock market remains very nearly in the
dition The most undoubed stocks those OF the City
and State of NewYor have improved and the loans
recently created by the two latter at premium. The
u States loan has not been taken. temporary arrange
mcnt has been entered into between the Secretary and
certain brokers' houses for little money for the immed
ale wants of the Treasury and the possibility that
agent may be sent abroad either to London Amster
dam when Congress shall have taken action in
gard to the The following is table Of the pr
ces OF the leading stocks:
Prices LEADING SroCKs New YoRK MARErr
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At the South the markets have been generally more
buoyan The late from England had impaired de-
gree OF activity and caused prices in instances to
prove, and in others to be very firm. The following
table of the leading features Of the principal markets
SALES STOCKS Prices, REMAINS AT EACH Ponr, ron
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PoRr OF NEW YORK, JUNE !. Issa.

'Us ISTr...,,,.i,,,.i u H,sH wsTrs-;.i,- . g
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COpARTNERsI ilP.-The UNDERMINED SUCCESSORS the
" late firm of DrTiee, Tisdse Htsich hays tl,s day
entered into co-panership under the title OF TISDALF *
BORDEN for the tlalsictins OF General Commission
Business a Ma. PIG Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-01

The following is table Of prices Liverpool classified
ton. at the latest dntes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-05
From tie Charleston Corri1r.

In Bankruptcy-On the 9Th ins,an,
Watson Crews d Co. filed their peri,;or.
claiming thar Lcman & Addy should be
declared hankrupIs. and on the 7,h inst.
Alordecai Cohen distruined the goods of
Lcman g. Addy for rent due him on the
lst inst. The pctiIionins creditors there.
upon fled bill Inr an injunction agains,
a sale under The landlords distress, until
a decree Of bankruptcy. and an assignee
could be appointed, TO contest the land
lords right, or take steps for an advanta-
scous sale Of the debtors property for the
benefit of all concerned. On this case, his
Honor Judge G;lchrist ruled The following
points yesterday, 10 the Court Of Bank-
ruplcy:
/. That the District Court Of the u. S.
sitting as Court Of Bankruptcy, has MI
necessary Chancery powers and inrisdic-
ton for the fall administration of the Bank
rupt Act.
2. That landlord cyying. before a de-
cree IN Bankruptcy, mr rent due before
such decree, has lien. under The Statute
"i Anne. Of force in this State on the pro-
perry Of his tenant. aud such lein is undis-
iurbed by The Bankrupt Act.
3. That The apprehension oflhe petition
ing creditors, that sale under tho land
lords distress warrant. will cause sacri-
iir" Of the tenants goods To the injury of
the other creditors. furnishes no ground 10
cnJon the landlords proceedings.
4. That the fact, that the landlord WINS
a preferred creditor for his ront under a
voluntary ssgnmenr Of his tenant. and
that he had expressed hi, willingness With
out personally accepting The deed of assign.
mcnt) that the assignee should sell and paw
him his rent. did no, impair his legal rem.
cdv.