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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21
Court OF Common Pleas.

| Before Judge Ingrshsm.
FRIDAY, Oct. 20.9rd Reynolds George a Palmer
In this case reported in yesterdays proceedings
unable TO agree, and accordingly discharged
| Brady, Esq.
Michael Costello Patrick Cuff Us. M Keon = French
This Is an action OF trespass The defendant sold bill
groceries to Patrick Donougho who he alleges Kept
grocery store the of Spring and Mulberry bu
which the plaintiffs in the present suit deny and claim
the store as theirs by right OF purchase and OF tenancy
AT all events Nixon got out execution, which
placed in the hands of the other defendant French who
made levy upon the store, seizn3 $243 81 worth OF
groceries liquors. fixtures satisfy the claim of
owed by Donoughoe and this the of action The
defence set up in reply that Donoughoe the owner
had purchased liquors. &C.. which delivered at the
store and paid for by him The to be continued
to day.
For plaintiffs, Aid scoles. For defence - Blunt ESQ
William Tenny Henry p Hoyi and Emily, his
wys The plaintiff keeps extensive jewelry ct
the of Broadway and Murray street The defend
ants have recently become united In the hymenia bond
Mrs, Hoyt, previous to her marriage, was Miss Emily
Nissan, and org citing the old adage, that beauty
adorned is adorned the moso up pretty round bill
her really comely person The present action is
S2l6 the amount of such The defence is that Miss
Nissan, at the time, ntan-that is, she had
,rrved at the mature age Of Gland therefore not liza
BILE for purchases of the kind This she failed subsan
uate. The sale of the goods proved A
Mr. Hoyt is not liable for the debts af Miss Ksam
marriage between them had been shown by plaintiff
Testimony was then presented to show marriage BY
general reputation The jury found verdict in favor Of
plaintiff for $3.50 50, being the amount claimed.
For plaintiff, Mr.. Livingston; for defendants, Mr..
Joyce.
Calendar for Monday, Oct 2a.-Nos "a, 70, Al, ALL,
Ia, IS, 46, /, IS.
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Circuit Court.

FRIDAY, Oct. 90 George Msuer Us. .4braham Mitchell
and Henry Hart-ThIs a sent down from the
Chancellors Court, for jury decide the validity
and good faith OF transactions between the late
witch street. and the defendant Abraham Mitchell. The
counsel proceeding his openings when the Court
decided with consent that the case was likely to oc
cupy several da, and term OF the present
pred to-day had better be postponed and is accord
ngy down the first the Calendar Tor next Monday
week.
Wright Us. Brereton.-This was an action promis
sorry note on which Doth tho parties in the suit were
endorsers. The note drawn payabl to Mr.. Vise
and the defence up that he the actual party
bringing the action, Wright being but clerk or agent
Tor actual holder pay VINO was commended could
not bring action against an adorSer TINS, however
was by reference to Wendell where a
decided favor OF the payee against ndorser The
jmy gave verdict for me plaintiff in the full amount
Si9l 81, and cents costs.
Calendar fo Saturday.-Nos 65, a. 80, 81, 49, 81 90
o. 3d. 0O 1885, 60 IO7 lOS no. Ill, liz, lls, ia, no.
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General Sessions,
Before Recorder Talmadge, and Aldermen Brady and


Martin.
JAMES X WHITING ESQ District Attorney.
Der 2o-Case Of Michael Waish-At the opening of tn
Court DAVID GRAHAM, Esq., moved that four days tim,
DC granted for to prepare bill Of exceptions
against Southland, which Mike Walsh convicted
on Thursday He therefore asked that sentence should
The Recorder stated that Alderman Tillou, who was
associated in the trial. the bench but he would
send for him, and decision would then be made
MIR. GRAHAM insisted upon immediate decision on
the motion by the Court as organized.
The CoURr then denied to grant any delay after this
day. Saturday, and Estated that sentence would be i'm
Case Of George Wilkes.-The District Attorney mo
we'd that George Wilkes be committed on two bench
rants that had been issued against him convictions for
publishing the obscene sheet" called the "Flasb !" and
also for libel on Myer Levy, published in the year ls4l
Mr.. GRAHAM asked that time be allowed till next term
to give his client opportunity to prepare adavits
laveto the course Of proceedings that ranspred when
his client admitted the publication which the convic
ton found That the understanding with the Court
then was that sentence should be suspended the
cused had Withdrawn from all participation in the publ
cation Of the "Flash and it had ceased to exist
The CoURr stated that they would allow the accused
until this day. Saturday TO prepare any adavs that he
considered necessary but unless good reasons were
shown for further posponement, at two o'clock they
should proceed to sentence.
Mr.. GRAHAM replied that he thought the haste of the
District Attorney in this case was remarkable as other
ibeers at large who awaiting sentence and
action had been taken to bring them beSie 'he ooar
on bench warrants. -, .,
The Dnrcr sse 1r Ue anS arr
could find them they id also be sentenced
5000 S'the Court. " 'A'
attempted Bwsiary- Richard Mccoy John rborr
on and Henry Jackson, a colored boy, were tried for
attempted burglary In the third degree
enter the dry goods store of A. & G. Wheeler 800
earl street, on the evening of the Sd of October They
we're found Dy Waterman the seps of a store oppo
tie and as the store had been previously attempted and
ne paddock broken and crowbar found with them that
'a'Oheo 'ne marks on the door, the jury convicted
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UNITED STATES
TIE A EMPOR RUM.
l2l late 129 Chatham street. Ne,, York

AGENCY, 3s BLEEcKER SrRgET
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer fo,
sale new md fragrant Teas of every variety and stye
Their assortment specially includes the most delicious and
powerful grads OF Green and Black Every package bears the
thoroughly secured from light and that their quality and
power will reraln unmpaired in any climate Their
OF prosecutngbuSiness is perhaps scarcely be exced
founded 9po The utmost regard to the rights OF the
En- especially nth respect to weight and quality and
vailed ehesPHss All purchasers called upon return any
articles whcifa 10 give them the satisfaction which
the wi be cheeully promptly refunded 1ovnirv
merchants pwic establishments heads families and shin
from this establishment. N'f' ,"''e""
GENuIyE iva COFFEE roasted every day
Orders from all parts of the United Setes exaeu,.d
prvmpttude ad despatch S"'eu WIN
qua's celebrate Black Tea. ~ 20 I'm In ~
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, AuctIoneer
,s. =, BY BELL x HOWARD.
(Stores NO. 32 .Ann street and LIS Eulfan ffreefl
Large sale Of Elegant Furniture OF all descriptions.
Aiso piano iortes, splendid collection of paintings So
SATURDAY

Large sale Of Elegant Furniture OF all descriptions
FAsoi piano ioftes splendid collection of paintings So
c., cr TUESDAY, Oct. "a
Large oaS OF oe turnltureWithout reserve the entire
Hnt useu ana valuable furniture contained in the large
building NO III Broadway known All Nations Hotel
comprising choice assortment nearly new article
elusi Tor hotel or houekeepes generality the beds bedding
nc are st quality aud every thing correspond Paor
diy--catalogues Monday. va ~
Also the furniture of several families giving up
consisting OF marble dressing bureaus splendid Egyptan
marble top centre tables book cases sofas pianos looking
Masses, plated aud glass ware. ' ''' "'
Also some splendid Brussels and ingram carrsng SC
Also second hand piano ortes by order of the Sheriff
Also, splendid toned paIor organ, 49,
WEDNESDAY, 18th.
-, At ii O'Clock,
ness previously disposed OF at sale will be sold
without reserve ON the all the furniture bar room
Tpangements FIXTURES &c &c. of the well known Strykers
Bay House, ON the Boomngdale Road.
Also the superb Gondola, built by krancs
Aso the cream bar sheds garden chairs houses SC
Inc property can be time person wishing
purchase wi get Al necessary information by applying
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.y--s-~-.O. OOurt.


FRIDAY, Oct 20.-Ths Court occupied the entire
day in the of Laeour Roach snd PsH action
OF replevn reported yesterday proceedings The
number OF witnesses large and OF the
timony OF very complicated Kind ownership part
nershp &c and promises TO give, it has already DONE
much employment to Courts, lawyers and jurIes for
years to come.
Calendar for Saturday-Nos so, IS, sc, 90, 81 rs, o.
III, ~ III, lIo, loo 3d. I'LL 1913 O. go 43, 49, ~ "a
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GONE TO INGERSOLL'S GREAT BOAT AND OAR
~ BAZAARS-At this establishment be found every
description of Boats that the ingenuity Of suggest
Look what he done and then judge of what he do At
his establishment built the following unrvaed boats viz:
The Swift of New Foundland the foot sailing
Dnky Troubles; the Romp Of Hurlgae and the Paul Pry
The boats Henry Stark which 20 in Is months
the noble Cmbra; the O. w. Chapman; the forty foot
for United States ship Oho the barge Empress for Florida
the brass mounted gig Neptune for Tampco Bay and host OF
Others equally great
Oars Sweeps and Sculls-Ths branch of his business is
truly worthy of attention Look the prices only three md
four foot All the SOULS fer racing dressed by the
preto own hands that hs last nov be
Bazaars if desire treat All work delivered free etrge
g. l.. INGERSOLL,
SOC o6 and 4i Water and al Cherry seets-soe proprietor
.0A trnHr
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IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND VISITORS To
THE ISLAND OF CUBA

Z X Q q r E 5 II Q T ~ H.
IN the village of Cero three miles from Havana This esta-
bshment sdvantageousy situated properly fitted up
and attended aordng the benefit of country life without
excluding the comforts and pleasures of the Capital or pre-
venting timely attendance business Every attention
promised by the owners the satisfaction of
CHARGES.
Boarding for single in 50 90 day
two or three persons in room. 81 SO a day
each person.
With families particular may be entered
N B-OmnBusses running from morning till night be-
tween the Cerro and Havana making the trip half hour
81 I'm
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Also, one superior sofa bedstead. ,
Sale positive, to close the conceri
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEI

THE undersigned takes inform his friends and
the public, that the Mansion House is now located in In
and vegetable market having commodous family apartments
arranged in the order.
employed procure permits to land
baggage SC who will board vessels Immediately after the visit
OF the officers. 49, 800
BVstos to this Island should procure passport
the Spanish Consul at the port Of embakaon obvia DIFF
fcutes and Inconvenience ~
So 6mec WILLIAM Ell TON
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PHILADELPHIA
DA(IIJ ER REOTYpE ESTAP DIT IlIIMENJ1,

,,,,, lEXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS &c AND q.
f SUBSCRIBER has received large supply Vogtlander
celebrated Dagueeotype Apparatus, large and snail s7es
calculation ~ "'' .
Also new supply of best plates and chemicals whic he
warrants good and sells at reduced prices " $3.50
The following gentlemen have agreed 10 act as agents viz
4; " hlte ESQ., ~ Broadway New York p Haas Il sq
shington, D. Z. Dr. A. Caspan, Richmond Va g.
oisaa0ent EGSq Tor the Southern States. VIM. West Esq
al communications (post pad) and orders accompani.d
WIN r-mtances will be promptly attended to- and shoId he
dIsted TO WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM
OF Sm"r Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
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A CARTER AuctIoneer
DEALERS ENTIRE STOCK OF EURNITJTRE

A DEALERS ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE
~ Al AVCTlON-NARTER x co. will sell on Mon.
day. $50 INST at 3l6 Broadway M o'clock the entire
OF dealer business consisting of hall, thTeequarter
and pii French chars dyans French bedsteads plain
marble top Wristbands breakfast card and
ny white and black centre tables plain and dress ny bu.
reaus hair cloth and plush rockers sewing and nurse chairs
&C. NS@' ''
Also, superior sofa bedstead
Sale positive, to close the concern, oo0 Ctr
A DM!NISTRATQRS SALE OF ENGRAVlNGS-
q This evening viii be continued by Gurley Hill al the
New YORK long Room 1863 Broadway the sale the late
ayward ne London Engrangs They consist OF the pro.
auctions OF eminent British artists and embrace great variety
Of subjects. 90, Its m