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II Cd G E'S LON ON
CORDIAL GIN.

THIS superior article always be obtained the Wine
Vaults, No ia Fulton door from Dutch
HODGES
CELEBRATED LONDON BiTTERS. .
These bters highly ended by the Medical Facu
Of Eu for the nd be
its xed with water, wines liquors and be
obtained all the principal hotels in the United States Sold
wholeale only at No IA Fulton ST. one door from Dutch st
Agents for Boston, Mass Mesrs. Blake TTumbull,
Milk and Federal For Providence, II. j. MIR Thomas
Spencer, No Is West w alter street.
r. SIhs above articles be had III bottles for family
Also-STOUGHTON'S BITTERS, ESSENCE PEP
PERMlNT, PHILADELPHIA PORTER, ALE AND
CHAMPAGNE CIDER of superior qualities, at
NO. ia FULTON STREET,
ni3 lmSec One door from Dutch street.
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.

LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
h2ss e saaT 6i x GS Lex
resree,aiiy inform. the public that from PHI
iadephIa 42 street. OF Pike New York City,
where he continue. X e TiaHIiIsq LIMBS,
plan the most correct and least complicated having through
necessity invented made and worn artificial leg for forty
dent Of giving satisfaction all who call him tor LesI,
Hands. Arms. or the Common Wooden Leg. nj lmsr
nHRis TOOTH WASHPrepared from the orr FINAL recirs
" at No. Gold sLrest, Nw Yok-Tbe Orris Tooth Wash
cleaning the teeth and NOTWITHSTANDING the gums healthy
unpleasant tn,
mouth, whether arising from decayed tesh or from deranged
Il is designed be used with brush and will be iound
:upesede the necessity OF powder keeping the teeth elem
Is particularly useful Of spungy gums restoring
them healthy and causing them contract around
from exposure cold ii will be found highly beneficial
partcua larry seryiceabe the Ons Tooth Wash night
g rest :. ons III osrs 1ss b q
accumulate during the day entirely renewed and the mouth
kept Though the night in clean sweet and healthy state
Of humanity but how neglect the attention
say fer their preservation, even when surrounded by all the
snd eeas than the 6s Tooth VAST o1 eeansss and wS
tens the teeth sengthsns the gums purifes the mouth, and
swee?s the breath We recommend It's use to all young and
Th Drs Tooth Wash the best delsrgca, we ever used
oures nel.-tBest Trnscrie.
For ele by the rrncr II tIusgnsu IN he city, mil
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH when the
w following reduction dentistry made by
the celebrated DENTIST w. Thome, DDS 50 East Broadway
Cleaning Teeth... 81 90
stopping with his Justly celebrated Mineral, Is
Single Tooth on Pivot -. 100. e
" Gold ........... 800
complete of Teeth the approved principles
B-Wheie cpre satlsfactonis given. no charge will
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PEADER, A WORD WITH you lis il not desirable,
~ rov,ded the effect be obtained to take medncne in
palaabe form, than in the in which
usually exhibited Your anticipated and 10 view
Of Lozense has been prepared by the subscriber combining
udcops union OF anodype pector slightly expsctoant
remedies highly useful in coughs colds hoaeness weak lungs
,un drug th ACTS uppledsany with some constitu
tleus producing headache aud but the desired
effect produced b. the happy combination OF several
demucent preparations the vegetable Kingdom and never
any otherwise benefciaiy The formula for
their preparation i'll be ceeuly submitted TO the exanins
Price 8A cents per box. Prepared only by u. l.. COT
TON Chemist SC aud seld by him at his drug audi henics
Store 263 BecEer st. New York, and al Z. T. GREENE
80, Broadway, Of Walker ST MIC I'm
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WHO WILL have THE TOOTH ACHE, when BY
w calling on W. L. PARSONS, Dentist, No. 2i3 Blocker,
directly opposite Downing street. they
stroyed moment and filled ,st for twenty years o. il
too much decayed have il extracted for only cents teeth in
serted on he most improved principles fog &c ore
rati9ns performed ~ that proportion which fail
Wlt the means every individual warranted be
IN The bes possible manner or the money refunded.
N b. Heierences will be given Of The first families in
the vicinity who have experienced the benefits
his to their entire satisfaction, and who will testify
70 the above stafments Mo imsec
DOCTOR J. GRANGER desires in future TO limit hi,
practice and conne his attention entirely those Diseases
~ the treatment of WHICH he has with uniform
SyamDsessses Of the Heart Lungs and Recum all their
Tbs s%s: xao a diseases peculiar 70 wsmen:
pcation in their effects and their preparation.
Hours from IL the oi73mSr
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR which will
change hair TO its original color il few minutes This
preceding all Others highly ecacious possesses the
great advantage Of identifying the hair without nurng its
growth.
Those wko doubt its virtues have their hair
this method there would be complain
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied No Chatham A.
opposite the Hall of Records. New FORK up stairs.
uS pse
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NO ia FULTON STREET
nl9 lm'ec One door from Dutch street,
aaa SI 81 BE- Just St wSfR f PSF
AIR TIGHT articles, called ASHYPRlNE, for which ras
s ai sfys S as9 asS sas % the s
He shfs Ss BY S UNDER
gong alteration whatever by change Of temperature.
E 81 ' TSs fs vol M
HI RfAltckEs SfSSs AkhEAf3 hINSsATEf
HOSE Also, HAT AND BONNET LINlNGs, with
itoEsH IE6% WI" Fri
WAG0N oTR ss be NIX saT " R 1i ah nd
to all kinds Of vehicles and boats. Also for BAL
chance , STE
which will the passage AR, viii las, longer be lighter
sn SdPs sail e iP and q gPF Of hsd hs 70
the f' mas se mds %
adapted as cover for feather beds the p-spaton from
feathers will under It's be prevented from penetrating aud
cannot extend the f ssifIFI
nl3 lm+ec % South William street.
G69S 6 TfA street. wN d wS5s:s.
and retail to de les and families
tG ad Gof Fsfss 'i" QUANTITIES
Superior Raspberr: and Cherry Brandy
to and Pale
La Norma Regalia, Noriaga and other brsrds segars
East and West India and American preserves and jellis.
Jujube Paste, IN Il u and Is To- boxes
Bird Seed Spices, Cocoa and Chocolate
Speim Oil and Candles, Soap &c.
d s 5 %i b Ra. e'''s s :Ga'
t(COLAk LAMPS" "GREENAUGHS Lamps and
- HORNS GLASS FOUNTAIN LAMPS" large
complete the above Lamps kept constantly
on hand aud for sale low and reduced prices the subscriber
Persons wishing Lamps To econOmss light invited
call and examine before purchasng Chemical Oil and Burning
Fluid Of the best quality Kept constantly Tor sale and deIvrd
part Of the city. 4" HOOKER,
o2r Imssc sS2 Broadway.
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
the public, that the Mansion House located In
outsider street. NO G IN the vicinity OF the steamboat landing
and vegetable MARKET having commodious family apartments
arranged IN The ueatest order
employed procure permits TO land Passenger
baggage c who will board vessels Immediately after the visit
OF the revenue officers.
~ BYsors th, Island should procure passport from
the SPANISH Consul at the port OF embarkatop 10 obviate d
hculties and Inconvenience.
al 6mec WILLIAM FULTON.
SHlRTs SHIRTS The subscriber has on hand a com
~ plee assortment OF Shirts made in thu best and
Fine Muslin Shirts, with linen bo'oms and Wristbands
Do do do do and collars
Fancy Coorsd Shirts, Of various kinds
Also, Silk and Satin Scarf, plain and figured; English,
French aud Italian Silk aud Satin Cravas black and coord;
Under Shirts aud Dawes OF nerino silk aud cotton Shaker
kn and shaker knit Half Hose toyes SusIendes
Sueners Collars, Bosoms Silk Purses &c &call Of
which will he sold at reason able terms at
CHAFFIN'S Furnishing Store,
nj m%m li9 Broadway
m
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supreme Court.


THURSDAY Dec ALEXANDER b. Mc.7ipin S1vircv, u.s.
Leris BsachThe defendant In the year 1887 being en-
barraed called meeting Of his creditors and they con-
scented and executed instrument 10 the effect that the
debtor pay them seventyfve cents on the dollar
endorsed of fifty cents at eight months after the
several sums became dueand endorsed note for the
remaining twenty-five cents, at fifteen months After the
uon Of the bond however, the defendant at an in
terview with the plaintiff TO whom he was about
44o in the Office Of the plaintiff he promised to pay
him Is cents cash. condition that he was to pay the
balance as soon he could This accepted and the
of $97o paid down. The present action is TO re-
cover the balance The Court held that II the jury be-
lieved subsequent engagement had been entered into
between the parties that the plaintiff was entitled to re-
cover The Jury after short ABSENCE gave the plaintiff
verdict for 1851 so damages and cents costs Excep
tons were taken by the Counsel for the defence.
Daniel Ferguson Charles H. Peafson.--This was
case which the landlord the tenant for the differ
ence of paid by subtcnant, TO whom was let Tor
the benefit Of the tenant The tenant put In defence re
cept for the rent which he claimed barred the landlord
in the action The became Of law simply and
the Jury gave verdict for the plaintiff for 500 and cents
costs-subect to the opinion OF the Court
Calendar for ToddyNos 49, ~, ~, 81, 81, 90, o. 90
ST. 60 81, g. %, O., IS.
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Vol. TX, No. aas-whole No. 3sAs.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-Pup-
shed every day Of the year except New Years day ana
Fourth of July. Price cents per copyor 81 20 per any
num-postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every SATURDAY
morning price 81 cents per copy or SO IL per annum-
hostages paid, cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation oil
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast. has the largest circulation % any paper :" this city
or the World aud u.s. therefore, the best channel for business
men in the eity or country Prices moderatecash in ad.
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR HERALD EsTABLIsHMrNT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Rawson and


JAMES r. WmrISa Esq. District Attorney.
DEC. A. Trial for Grand Lactny-Eliza Stewart and
Alexandrana Peters, the latter coored woman, were
tried for robbing man named Thomas Dolan, on the
night Of the 9Th ult while he in their company in
house 80 Orange street. Of ~ gold sovcrcigns, worth
Si3S 81.
Dolsn stated that he went to bed with the white girl
and soon Afterwards discovered the coored drag
gng his pantaloons from under the pillow which con
tanned the money and endeavoring prevent her eff.
fectng her escape with the property the white girl held
him down The jury found both guilty and the Court sen
fenced Ezs Stewart TO the state Prison for two years u
six months-and the colored woman for years ~
PETIT Larceny Henry Weeks tried Tor pett lar
ceny stealing on the 18th ult watch worm slV ana
Of Mrs Hannah sellege. Guty-and sent TO the rem
tertiary for months.
Grand Larceny Michael noUor1h, Jr "7s lh'n VH"
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DIR. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,
liz 'AiC%.iTha - tSNfA A. AiS.<s-s
Sor the Speedy and Permanent Of 0ouohea Gleet
Structures Seminal Weakness. and Diseases generally
: asIf rehrn


Structures Seminal Weakness. and Diseases generally
ot the Urethrn
THE OF delicate diseases which these Pills well
adapted cure is OF occurrence and appears
all classes II society subject less 10 fall into its
malignant grasp nd blasted reputation and borne down
grasp thing offers reasonable hope OF recovery
Among the and OF relief that pacs
public unfortunately Of them prepared
unacquaned with the nature OF the maladies which
hey PROMISE and Of them ignorant OF the
of the very medicines they are using for that pm pose
fall their hands receives relief but
contrary the medicine employed being perhaps quite the
opposite Of what required 10 his and the time that
only tend fsen the disease permanently aud IN
pon the patient its lasting and vexatous
1t IL of the importance the welfare Of the afflicted
so they be removed with proper safe remedies other
they 10 result in the most dangerous
the and happiness Of the by leaving pera
seminal weakness structure the urethrs. inflammation
II the gland of the other serioe sla
es which invariably follow badly treated csse OF sonor
rsQa .... ,.IL. !.
Impressed with Of great necessity that exists FOR
safe and SPEEDY this disease 10 "
fectuay put stop TO its the propfieter o.
specific Pills with pleasure tnat ions IN
and of this complaint proves tnat THESE
Pills all that required 10 remove thorou9ny anu
rev exciting tie parts natural action restore the patient
most stages OF tins disease TO perfect and
A, H re6e Pills are vegetable preparation composed Of
% ,fye principles only and entirely inoxious the
j.s,,. Consultations All who have been partially mJer
peltb by using box two Of this remedy.
Agents y Fulton street. of Gold IT East Broad
vav and 3 Broadway, corner OF Chambers street Pree H.
d. imsr
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BLANCARD'S

pATENT WOOD AND COAL STOVES, for Halls, Par
iors Otces Owes, steamboats, nc These stoves are
Statue Of Wahir gton The Father Of his Country
two kinds Of m dsas. .or wood aad the other for coal
the fire chamber the wood pc eai icing the
Of table plate p.rtiton ia The Stove
causes the he circulate through the re height Of the
Stoves also got oSs amber stac'e ed sad thing
being the scientific ps,ncpcs they
all who have them in the eat acton The sub
scriber invites OF those lntug beautiful
the aboqe facts hey be IN oper ton daily, and ref
rences given those who have them in The public will
then have fair OPP rtunty Of Judging that the plain
fct' or sale only in this city ia Grand street door
east OF d oadway
az im.n JAMES KINDS.
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largest most ,piersid assorine1, o.
w Wstche, in the city, be found IT he gbsSriosr
As he constantly receiving all Description OF oio snu s
Watches, Of the newest styles dici ron rnhisd IS
,er larger assortment and AZ such less pc AZ f % s
NV other house in the city Gold watches - low as w 70 f
Zach Watches and jewellery sxchangrd or ooushh ~
S5rrhs- warranted 70 keep good tm Or tne .ouel
Wachs, CLOCKS and jewellery repaired 10 the pest mahhef
led r,rrsud lower than other place IN ne city
II ~ tIIrN imrort~r Of w3tchgs nrd Jewellery,
~ tsf Whpi"' u 0hI 's'i ~ F" '''Vet' w ''o'''
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DISTRESS IN CANADA.--Wc are sorry to have re-
ceivpd some intelligence of the state of affairs
along the line of the Beauharnois Canal which leads US
anticipate good deal OF distress during the winter
consequence Of the neglect of agricultural pursuits for
the remunerative employment of the canal partly
also from the disturbances the line during the spfing
and the almost total failure of the root crops the hab
ely TO be seriously Inconvenience during the
winter. Grass not generally good crop and the
little fodder that raised has been sold at the canal 10
provide for the immediate necessities oil the French
farmer and therefore being without winter provisions
they must either dis OF their cattle at at an
enormous sacrifice the almost certain chance Of
seeing them starved in the winter The ment Of the
damages done their farms by the canal will
bring good deal of money among them but this is
than mortgaged understand to the Segnior and the
keepers whose will letve mere fraction to
the habitants.--M Montreal Courier. ia.
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CITY Intelligence.

POlice.-TaURspAv, Dec 7th.-The snow storm oil
yesterday kept thieves within doors, and therefore neither
police Office troubled with any striking evidences oil
crime Mr. Gilchrst the officer who seriously in
iured in scuae with several rowdes at the Bowery Am
phitheatre is considered dangerous inflammation has
ensucd from the wounds in his throat
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Mr.. HEALEY, THE ARTrsT.-We have seen
letter from Mr.. Healey, dated at PARIS, from which
learn that his proposed mission to this country by
order of the King Louis Philippe to paint the portraits OF
Of the distinguished men Of this country who were
engaged OF the present day for the
gallery Versailles He also expects order for por
traits OF each of the Presidents OF the United States Tor
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GREAT LAND CLAIM.-At the late term OF the
Circuit Court held in this city, certain persons
claiming be heirs to Matthias Vandehey den brought
suits eectment real estate in the South part
of this city TO the value ofover 81 10000 The ground
of action was as follows An entaed estate in ITO,
devised to Matthias Vanderhey who died in 1870 he
claim was by those who insisted that the special entail
was not by Statutes OF 1882 and 17s6 con-
verng estates lee simple estates On the other HAND
conended that Statutes vested the lee IN Mat
thias Vanderheyden and it decided by Judge VIZ
lard OF the ath Circuit the plaintiffs were nonsuted
learn that they will carry the up by bill OF ex
cepons to the Supreme Court y may be as wen 70 "ae
SON. Aaron Burr and Abraham Van Nechten, were al
obtained many years since, in regard to this NATTER an
whom conceded in the opinion that our statutes olu
vest the fee in Matthias Vanderhey den.-Troy wing
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CANADIAN TARIFF. Enquiries have been made
of us if the Act for levyng duties on imported
cattle and agricultural produce is now in operation We
have sceraned hut il into operation on the 10Th
OF November.
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FRENCH CHINA.

cnta'- H FRENCH CHINA
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
always on hang large ssor%ent or dnnei ana tea ssI
dessert Of all sizes assorted dishes ureens covered
Dishes salad bowls fruit baskes custards and stands
Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek, French and Amr
shape l..l.
All the articles warranted of quality and be
old liberal and in lots suit purchse Az 6m~ec
DAYS SHEET RUBBER OYER SHOEs-23 Maiden
- Lane Experiences has that leather sole be
tached to India Rubber upPen 20 that y impossible %
parae them in the Of wearing These Over Shoe:
and which the water proof boot is fast tending ar.
Maiden Lane, Of quality surprisingly peect and altogether
than being made by other IN the
furnished only tbs establishment Every article appertain
ing 10 the rubber for sale made order.
:" = HORACE II. DAY,
-tff .rv Successor TO the Roxbury ]. H. G.,
ns Imsr IS Maiden Lane
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NEW YORK FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER g. lS43.

1 MUSIC.
MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN Professor Of
l Music, late of Saratoga Springs respectfully announce
that they prepared give their attendance private
parties sorees erensds during the ensuing season. per-
All ode for their attendance will be received and answered
their present residence s. Crosby street lmsr
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IMrORTANT TO INVALlDs AND VISITERS TO
THE ISLAND OF tURA

L IL w r. > , II " i Il II,
IN THE VILLAGE OF CERRO. three miles from Hava
mathis establishment advantageously situated properly
Gtted up attended, afodng the benefit Of country life,
without ding nd pleasures Of the csoa or
preventing tim H attendance TO business Every attention Is
promised by the to meet the satsfacnon oil their v
ers. ...o,r.
Boarding single 81 90 DAY
for three persons in room, 81 80 day
each person.
N B-Omubusses running from morning TILL night be-
cen the Cerro Havana making the trip in half hour
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rs PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
~. Al. ~

FARINE DE GRUAU (GRUAU DEPAUTRE)
lin the French Ldngndge)
entire article in this market Ii tsembes Sage but
more nutritious. and pound Of it in far
pounds Of ordinary wheat flour.
Emignn from Europe having looked for it in vain
years. consider delicate, wholesome and
AL, hnnSn ,ucsns e be boiled into two quar- Of milk
The best Amsresn phvsicens pscbe their ring
light and very healthy diet " TT = -
To of Yermicelli and Mac ron Pear! Grain
The sale increase. daily in wopdefal that
whatever family tries il, can hardly do without IL -.
The only General Depot this article in the United States
81 Bung slp, foot of John street, the East Rvr
New York City here be had Tor the wholesale trade
packed IN kegs OF IS lbs each in any not less how,
than package ha, found its way from the wholesale
the lower part of this the and
consuming families facilitate its acquisition to every
body. GEO PEUSCHER, Sole Ageut
New York, November 28th d6 1msr
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TO AMATEURS OF MUSIC

NEW AND SELECT SOCIETY in this city are desr
~ few mbers the various instru
meuts Vions aud wind Except flutes
Of which assdy Sufficient namb:I For further IN,
betw cen the hour, Of and 10 A VI or ard r. M
90 John street.
Az s,sar EZRA DIBBJF Vie President 40 John street.
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Price Two Cents.

for grand larceny in stealing the 27th OF September
last II gold soveregns hom samuel Farniyal Of ork
yille-aIso two due bills, $40 and the
80 90. Complainant stated that the evening ques-
ton he met Young Donovan at Marshas Sixth
street and the Bowcry, and becoming heated they pro
ceeded up town. but IN OF the aeness Of the
hour they both went into ropewalk corner OF the LIST
Avenue and Fifth street and slept on some hemp and
his skng In the morning at about O'Clock he found
his gold had been stolen from his pockets anu the accused
gone The accused, who rs young man, ana butcher
by trade proved by number OF witnesses an excellent
character and there positive proof in evidence
that the money the jury found verdict OF
not guilty.
The Grand INQUEST The Grand Jury into Court
with number OF bills of Indictment found by them, and
retired.
Illegal Voting-James +. Drake then put upon his
trial indicted Tor misdemeanor in having voted twice In
the Sixth ward at the election held ON the 9TH OF Novem
Der last In the first instance at the hIs district poll and
subsequently ut the third district poll The TACT OF his
having twice clearly proved by Mr. Banon one
the spectors OF the first district and Mr. Logue an
Inspector of the third district.
The defence set up was that the accused was in liquor
and Of his and after putting in his
in the third district voted in the hrst but finding his
error, required the second vote back.
The Jury found verdict OF guilty and the Court SEN
tenc ed him TO the Penitentiary ioI months
Petit Ld,cenu-Robert Bosenheim was tried Tor stealing
on the 18th of last October piece OF silk handkerchies
worth So 90 the property OF Charles W. Foster No %
Beaver street Verdict guilty. sentence deferred I'LL r.
day.
Forfeited ReeognixulcesThe follow ing persons named
II OF answering, their recognizances were forfeited
william X. Hunt alias iiippart, grand larceny, IN
stealing gold watch valued at SlOOfrom Robert sewers,
baed by John p. Darg, in $500.
James d. Yates for perjury by David Evans, In
$500. -
Francis Turner Asa Bogart John Smith, John Totem,
George Harris Frederick Harris, Thomas McCouckey,
Jr Daniel Mckay Henry Guman, David Stewart Valen,
tine Weth, William Gibbons. Christian Williams ana
Christine Weymuth
The court then adjourned to II O'Clock this morning.