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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

! q IRGiNIA ~ gstsS.ra4- ~ l.l'efmaai
ate ttfm # ih. Cnoau Superior ,aHrt -
Law aud chancet} ia ihs cuunfy ai clio heb
q The sosfi h"ase thereof "a Fa4aY tae 45 d
daY If January ts4I
Henp baaaF, eetngIalnanf.
aruIH.t
Richard Simms and ofhfrs. defrnianfs
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT
ABSTRACT.
And the court doth thefrufun. a8ludce. et4rf
aud decree fha' Oh ga .ss ra rrfefrai o. d..4#f
II tH2huah, Esq. one NJ fla a. u.nles#8rstg a.
his court 10 TAKE and sttte aH ara.uat. uf th.
location, quantity aud value of fhc zeal estate.
81 hHtt the sti ana Sutns. was s.fg.d af a.
entitled o. az iIndatss ui the scVera. Judgements.
ana % Ile Times II Ii, forfeiture OF fhe .cs,ral
forthcoming bonds meuiI med iu saH Original 4
smeHde aHd supplements tl.ls. with the iHrtin.
braH-cs thereon and the Na.ue of The aut,,.l
rents aud profits thereof; and ASA 10 tahe and
sittr au account Of THE debts due by sand Spums
Hndr1aflea1le upon his real est4fe af8frsald
Ne the order ~ ~ bieh they are entitled 90 nav
m.af; amt f,r tbs purpose, the saul com .,i.-
s1oueT Is 10 cause H1t# e 10 be gwen bv ade,r.
hstfnri ~ 81 nc ode ar more of tbr nessspaH,ra
printed In thu cliv af Nhrr ing M this COUNTY f.f
tho Creditors 81 said Slmms whosa ia MAIDS are
ehIfgcablc On hls teal estate 10 come IA before.
hiu aud prove theIr claims, aud he shall hs a
pfrcmptary dag FIR that purpose and such af
hem as shall MT 50 tbWn IN and Prove fhef
cIn hY III ffme - limited shall be excluded
if.iH ths benz Oh oi this te cree Aud also 90 take
the defendant Urun Mo- was re ped a. OF
entitled 70, al tho d1ies Il saId ildetuenfs and
HE times ui tie i.fttlfnfc at the sand bonds a.
well IS al he time when The several aerds #
trust. menilaued 10 sad bills from md Maore
Ga List and Brady respectively. were lodged ~
record, with the Judgments and menu brances
ch1rgrabie thereon. and In what order they are
charged le npon the same, aud The order IN which
'he respective par lions III the said real state oi
aid Moore - char-ethlr with the payment of
sid judgments and membranes, ~ the hands
II llH respective purchasers aud owners tarfeuf
And the .aid commis-lon-r is 10 give due notice
OF his ptarCtdu -. aid ltIoft 10 tie ttutt
Tesls, ALEX 7 IAlDLEN Clnk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10
nF0InV th1hff
Charles Ensell aud hrs
DEGREE FOR Az ACCOINT.

ibsfrart.
And the court doth therruaon a1iudgc, orlcr
aud decree, that TITS cause he referred 10 T. III
fIzhuSh, go. one Of thu mn 'ssinners of tins
conrl, 10 take aud stale an account nf the value
of the tract of land, ard rish H. dig and use
coal described ~ the deed of1ulv - 1895 mention
ID IN SAID bill, and Fl thu value of the annual
rents and profits Thereof, aud Ia take aud $ ate
NJ account Of the heus lncnmbrances aud
charges on snli tract of land and night 10 dig nd
nss coal, aud OF the amonnts rrspecfively due q n
the sovera Judgments aud forthcoming bonds
mentioned IN sad bill and sf III e persoas 10
whom the same are r"snectlyelf due with the
amount du' u each Of them an the )rier ia
which they re respectively chargeablc en- the
SAID real estate 4 the or Ter in which the sad
estate - lab - naY the same; together with
any thing deemed pertinent BY the said Commits
sioner, or specially required by either OF The par
Ties, And the SAID Commissioner IS 10 give
reasonable notice OF ms Proceedings 10 the par
ties, and - 10 give ilirts days notice
by advertisement, 10 some newspaper printed IN
the city Of Wheeling; fIr al persons claiming
liens or incnmbrlnces on said re1' estate to
come III before him and prove the IT said demands
aud he shall fix pefempierY day ioT that pur-
pose. ami ssch of them "a shall rat 50 come IN
and prove their demnnd By The time ~ limited
sh al be excluded from tho beneet Of this decree.
ana the SAID Commissioner shall report 10 the
court Teste.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

NlkGl NIA-At an intermediate term nf the
Circuit Superior court Of Law and Chancsfy
for the rounW If Ohio. held AT the court house
ihefeofon handav the 21th day Of January 1914.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank
o Wheeling. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

~ S GRlEsEMER & D. J TALLANT. in
continuing lie hasincss n manufacturing
irin. Nails. Re nj The Wheeling lrnn Works. untef
the firm NJ GRtESENER & TALLANr. irns hat
hey will merit the support extended 10 the esia'-
iishmenI heretainie. Il l. lher ialenlon r. m1nn-
laclafc none hal goal article. which they
confidently believe. viii give satisfaction to aIl
customers They earnestly request ihose Indebted
10 the laic firm ~ Blake, GfiesrRer Z C. Ia rlmr
forward and relieve fhrm fem The neccssi'v Of
taking measures fr collection by Law. jim -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10
ALEX Y LAIDLEY. Clerk
C0MAfI SSl0 FRS NnpIHE

Pursuant to the directions IN the above decree
ecntalned The parties Interested therein. are
hereby notified. that ! have appoinie Tuesday
the l2th day Of March next, at the Office of Jacob
fizhugh in the city OF Wheell1g, as The tine
hereby req IRE all persons having claims to move
10 present hem before me- properly authenticate
and youched On or before the tenth dlf al April
next. EDWARD II FL lXHUGH,
feb 7 Master csmnis slonrr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

~ OTICE-Thc ga partnership h"tei"iafo
y existing between the subscribers. under The
firm Of BLAKE. erie SEMER & co is dissolved
hy mutual consent. = 6 GRlESENER 4 u
TAILANT. oie authorized to receive al teh's
lne the late eancesn and will also set nc al clnms
against the same.
Tie firm NJ BLAKE. TALLANT K co. late II
Lagrange Furnace. Lnwrcnrr CO. Ohio, i al-o
Dissolved by mutual can,cni. II BLAKE. "ili Pay
al claims against Tho said firm. 1n1 is authorized ~
receive all debts due the same.
II BLAKE.
IS GRlESEMtR
jan Is II D. TAiLANf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

NIRGt N1A-Afa Circuit superior Court of Law
aud Chaucery. begun, continued md held for
thu county Of phi', the court house thereof
on fuaaY iAe l7th y 81 November l-{3.
The North Western Bnuk OF Virginia
And
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank
Of Wheeling, Comp - nan's
aFaiHa
: ,larnnn X M and others
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

NAcRED Biography mr. The History af tte
; Pluntch-. Ia which added lie History Of
DE- hprah. Ruth and Ham nh. nna ao the llisiafY of
Jesus Ckt-i. being course 81 Lectures delivered
Ia The Sco'ch church. Laudepwall. hy Henry Hun
Ter. p u. jus. rec'd aud for mic hv.
lehs w R0BB. CIR MIN u TnLan ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

Z - PIC anil pourd lump Tohocco:
:. ~ heY"- DO krrnin Tobacco;
- hef"s II Thug inme do. for sfle by
DO JAS II FORSYTH x co
p yop Wunt 10 soc prrily Rlhhona oa'l ,erv
= .o"u at (uov 81 MARSHES
II l'~'f received. snmo of lhcm thcnp
sE Sbani. 3 & r Z MARSH.
unv ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

d ,nFTrE- "a hap. prmc gfecn 20 c.r,c
iet 'oic chap by IRWIN.
no.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

POlise.-JAr. ly-ArorHER INrEREsrrro ARREsr.-
Our readers will remember that some few weeks since
the fancy dry goods store Of Madame scheitema. 25s
Broadway entered by burglars through the front
paror window Of the second story and valuable laces
cspes collars silks sc worth full $1,000, stolen re-
$500 offered by the proprietor for the arrest
Of the rsgues and the recovery OF the property which
naturally pricked the Of those police ocers who
are on the look out and young man named John
therefore arrested on suspicion by officers Dennis
ton. Drnker and Stanton and nearly all the property
tsken from the before named store recovered The store
of d. NJ Peyser 1859 Broadway also entered about
the tme and nearly S400 worth Of property stolen
from the premises portion OF this was also recovered
EDWIN FoRREsr RoBsED.-The Rew unoccupied man
sion Of Edwin Forrest Twenty second street between
the Ninth and Tenth Avenues, entered few nights
since by burglars and door knobs laches &c removed
valued at about S20 Three boys have since been arres
ed, one of whom is named John White, who is white
and John Thompson and jeremiah Jackson. They are
committed for trial.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

QU- TO HEAL HARSH ROUGH AND CHAPPED
skim and render it beautifully soft, DR. Felix Gourauds
Italian Medcaed Soap possesses properties Of surprising
energy in producing delicate white neck, hand and
arms and protecting them from the solar heat Its sooh
ing and ameorating properties Immediately allay the
smartng rtabiity Of the skin produced by the biting Of
mosquitoes or other causes, assuages Inflammation,
eutaneous eruptions pimples blotches tan and
redness by its dating properties prevents formation
Of wrinkles and banshes them when present. and ects
beautiful juvenile appearance. To be had where in
New York but at 81 Walker street. first from Broad
way Beware of spurious limitations Of this celebrated
cosmetic, of the most deleerious character containing
mineral astDgents utterly runous to the complexion,
and by their repelant action endangerng health.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20
Circuit Court.


july l9-Cass Of .qduke,y.-Wiiham Ward Vs. Mary
Ward This was eigned issue sent down from Chan
cery The offence charged it alleged took place in
October is43 The fully proved and the jury
rendered verdict without leaving the court there being
no defence The only witness called, was
Mrs. EMELINE RiELs who testified she resided at %
Greenwich street; William McCopping lived there
Mary Ward to the house McCopping had an alter
cation with his wife, and wanted her to go out OF his
house for ardent spirits he turned her out of his room
went up to the afterwards about O'clock, and
saw the alleged mproprety The witness here detailed
the circumstances and seemed much effected as she ire
quently wep whilst giving her testimony She appeared
70 be respectable woman There vas no cross sxami'
ules consultation in the court.
Seth Crosvenor 1t al VS. William Slamm This was an
action for $500 dated October le4 made paya
BILE the order Of party named j. T. Rogers who It
appeared appointed to transact the business OF de.
fsndant, power Of attorney The chief question in
voved to try whether the act OF Rogers was
binding the defendant The note was given on sale
Of goods and passed through other hands Verdict for
plaintiff S677 s0 and cents costs.
A few inquests were taken possessing no interest
NBgeioD Hasfine.- Reported in yesterdays Herald
The jury rendered verdict for plaintiff 5000 with costs
The New York herald., 1844-07-20
Sailing OF the Great Western

This favorite steam ship. under the command OF
the popular Matthews, will sail at two o'clock this
afternoon. Her letter bags will close at one
o'clock.
Those who wish to make few capital remit
tances to Europe can send the ILLUSTRATED WEEK
LY HERALD, containing all that has lranspired on
this continent since the departure Of the Britannia
the last steamer They also send the Morn
ING HERALD of to-day, containing the latest news
by last nights mail.
The Illustrated Weekly Herald, in wrappers, is
Ct cents per copy-Morning Herald 2 cents per
copy Both can be obtained at the desk.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

90 THERE IS NO MTsTAKE-There can bo no
mistake, about the magical effect Of Gourauds Poudre
Subtitle for eradicating superhuous hair matter how
stubborn or where situated the human body; many
ladies have used It, many gentlemen have recommend
ed it, has been before the public so long, and to crown
all and to put the Of its efficacy and harmessness
past ali kind Of doubt the preparation can be seen
the only office in New York where be purchased,
81 Walker street, first door from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20
SPLENDID ILLUSTRATED
WEE EkLY n ERALD!
The Riots and Murders in Illinois,!

Another splendid illustrated Weekly Herald will
be ready this morning at nine O'Clock, containing
a series of beautiful engravlngs, illustrative Of the
recent dreadful riots and assassnations at Nauvoo
and Carthage, Illinois.
This paper will be indispensable to all who wish
friends abroad, a full, accurate, and graphic his
torical account of those. extraordinary events OF
this age.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

u3- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
ronc Mixture, prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city OF New York, confidently
commended for all ofdebity produced by secret mi
diligence Of any kind. II is invaluable reme
dy Tor impotence stery OF barrenness unless depend
ing NAL formation
Single bottles 81 each cases OF half dozen sb care
tally packed and sent to all PARTS ofthe Union.
Office OF tbs College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 90.
Nassau street. VS. RlCHARDsON, M d Agent
The New York herald., 1844-07-20
pz-pHYsICIANs ARE PRESCRIBING AND USING

n9-PHYSICIANS ARE PRESCRIBING AND USING
in their Dr. Taylors Balsam Of Liverwort. $50
Bowery, for bronchitis, consumption, liver complaint
also for papitaon It Is found to be the only sure med
treatment, who given up, but now recovering. A
celebrated preacher, who has visited England, France
country without any relief Is recovering by the
Of this medicine Call and read our testmonesgo and
see patients who have been entirely cured and do
touch any Of the tcss advertised its reputation
deceive you. Take this, and you WILL If you follow
its directions be to be cured Its composition s the
result Of years of labor, end has been tested by
ooO Buy only above or III Water street, of DR.
Leeds
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

90 CUTANEOUs AFFECTIONS, SALT RHEUM.
upon the nce and all eruptons and diseases arising
from impure state Of the blood may be cured by the
use OF Comsocks Sarsaparlla at the rfng cost OF 90
cents per bottle 81 per Dozen There is Extract OF
sarsaparilla which equal this- is highly
centrated than any other preparation II is powerful
Alternative to the system expelng from the blood all its
unhealthy PARTICLES and morbid humors-it gives tone to
the stomach and strength the bowels promotes diges
tion and leaves the bowels in costve state Sold
at II Courtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

HARPER's ILLUMINATED BBLE-Another num-
ber OF this magnificent edition Of the Bible has Just
been published by the tlarpers. In the quality OF
the paper upon which 1t is printed the elegance oi
It's Typography, the number and striking merit Of
l,s pictorial illustrations, and the general appear
ance OF the entire work, It is by far the most su.
perb issue OF the American press. Persons who
desire it should bear in mind that the earliest CO.
pies are Of necessity the best The numbers are
sold at Is cents.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

ay- CoNNEL's PAIN ExTRAcToR.-Tbis great
remedy for burns and all sores Inflammation &c. daily
increasing popular favor Il need only be applied in
any case 10 exhibit its wonderful power. II not only
tracts all pains by fire. but the piles, removes
aammation, prevents modification, cures or tender
feet reals all scrofuous and obstinate sores and GER
ain specific for the Of Salt Rheum II Ia to be had
ny genuine Of the original and only proprietos at q
(ourfiandk street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

ny- EVERY LADY AND GENTLEMAN'S TOILET
should have the Balm of Columbia the avorite article for
preserving, dressing and beautyng the hair u frees
the head from dandru and gives gloss and decacy
hair from falling of and restores in bald places These
are facts At 81 Conrtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

1h7- PILES.-This distressing complaint may be cured
by the of Hays Lniment article which has
failed to give relief in the worst This article we
warrant. To be had at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

n3- VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC FILLS FOR THE CURE
Of Gonorrhaa Gleet and all mocupurnent discharges
from the urethra These pills. prepared by the New York
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
speedy and eectua remedy for the above complaints
hey are guaranteed to cure recent cases in rom three
discharges and chronic gee than any other preparation
at present known, removing the disease without eonne
nent from business tainting the breath or disagreeng
whn the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office Of the College OF Pharmacy and me-
dicine y6 Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON, M D. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

SfeNoR VALENrrNI's ENTERTAINMENTS -Signor
Guirerp- Valentini, the far famed original "Valen-
tine Vox," gave an entertainment at the Concerl
Hall, Broadway, last evening, assisted by his father
Signor d. Valentino, and Miss Keane. These en-.
tertainments are certainly quite novelty, and are
worth attending; the ventriloquism is decidedly the
best we have ever heard; the wonderful perform.
ance of the elder Valentino on the "Harmonico
Mandelino," will astonish all those who hear it;
and must be heard ere any statement will be be-
lieved regarding it. Miss Keane's singing is both
sweet and pleasing, such as is not generally to be
met with at such like entertainments, and at pre-.
sent we do not think she has her Superior as pub
l'c singer in the city. This party only intend TO
give two more concerts, one on Monday afternoon
and the other in the evening; SO that, by the for
mer, families may have an opportunity Of hearing
without the disagreeabeness of late hours II vii
be regretted by the lovers Of original talent and
good music, It they allow this opportunity to miss
them the comic Italian laughing song at the con-
clnsion is worth more than all the money. Nothing
70 equal II was ever heard in this country before
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

90 REMEDY FOR DEAFNESs-The success
which has followed the Of Dr. McNairs Acoustic Oil
In curing deafness Is truly astonishing We pro-
nounce it sure relief for all pains buzzing noises con-
ing deafness Instances daily coming to our know
ledge OF remarkable by the Of this wonderful
remedy. Let the deaf try this remedy always re-
eves Sold at 81 Courtlandt street. Price, 81 per flask.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

D3- THE ONLY EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR RE-
MOVING HAIR-What blessing il is to the ladies' to
know that there at last article that will eradicate
perfuous hair eectuay. is celled the Chinese Hair
Eradicator will take off the strongest hair in three
minutes from the time applied and leave the skin whittier
and softer than before At 81 Courtlandt street also.
just received superior article Of Cologne Water and
Bay Rum price SO cents, quart bottles.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

Nh HICORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
rURE-For the cure Of primary sec ndary Syphilis,
and all affections produced by njudcious Of mer
curry The great advantages possessed this powerful
alteiatve all other preparations for the cure Of sy
phils s that while curing the disease improves the
worse disease than the il is admin stored Tor. The
best recommendation give Of is that it II now
extensively prescribed by the medical lac uy who for
merly considered mercury the only TOR those
paints Sold in single bottles, 81 each in cases Of half
Union oics Of the College Of Med cine and Pharms-
cy, 05 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20
Amusements.

NIBLo's GARDEN was most fully and fashionably
attended last night and will be again this evening" fo
the Revolt Of TIE Harem and the Savage and the Maiden
again be play ed together and such the attraction
of these capital pieces that crowded saloon is certain.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

90 BED BUGS AND COCKROACHES.-Famcs
overrun with these noxous vermin can, by procuring
Saunhotzs Roach Bane Danish them efectually. Many
who thus troubled let their prejudice influence them
and incrednlous to the effects of this article. All
these vermn viii soon show itself Sold only at II
Courtlandt street
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

HE March OVER THE BEACON COURSE, Homo
KEN, THIS DAY.-The admirers Of good trotting will
certainly be grati6ed by what is presented to them
this day over the above ground; we need only re-
Ter them TO the advertisement Tor particulars, and
they will feel perfectly contenled, and be present
Amid all the treats promised by the spirited pro-
prietor, we do not think he can produce better
,ece Of sport during the remainder Of the sc ason
han is TO come of on this occasion
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

THE FLooDs IN MIssTssrpPI.-The recent floods
in the course of the mighty river of the southwest
have been the most destructive within the last
fifty years. 1t is estimated that property to the
amount of fifty millions has been destroyed-one
half being cotton. This may be an over-estmae,
but the loss will be immense We give in another
column very graphic and apparently accurate
description OF these floods, from a correspondent
OF the Providence Journal. This is the best ac-
count we have met with.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

Oy- BLANC DE PERLE, delicate French white pre-
paraton, put up in jars Smyrna Otto Of Rose; Liquid
Vegetable Rouge; Hair Dyes Lubn Guerlin's PeTfu-
merry and other Cosmetics at 81 Walker street, first store
from Broadway
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

The Stock Market still remains much depressed. At
he Old Board Pennsylvania 5 advanced per cent? Ohio
ss Il Kentucky 6s Ii Farmers Loan, Long Island and
Canton closed firm at yesterdays prices Norwich and
Worcester fell off per cent. At the New Board Long
island declined per cent; Canton Co. b Mohawk, D; and
Harlem Il United States Bank advanced Ii Ohio 6s, t.
There was very little doing at either Board
Domestic exchange remains without the slightest alteHs
ton. Our quotations continue very much reduced.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

n3- CLEAR YOUR HOUSES OF REACHES AND
BED BUGS-An article for the purpose may be had at
q Courtlandt street. 1t has been thoroughly tested
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

GRAND EXHIBITION AT PALMo's.-We learn that
DR.. Lardner has taken Palmo's Theatre for next
Monday evening, for the purpose Of exhibiting his
unequalled philosophical apparatus All the princi-
pal objects OF attraction in his collection will be
exhibited, and the doctor will also give his lecture
on the Plurality Of Worlds" The spacious ac-
commodation offered by the stage of the theatre
will enable the doctor to present this highly inter-
esting exhibition to great advantage.
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

JOHN JONES. in the present dearth Of any attrac-
tive exhibition at the American Museum-in the
absence OF giants, dwarfs, and six-legged cows,
would advise the caterers for public amusement al
that place to engage John Jones. II Barnum were
here himself he would have John without regard
70 enormous expense" John would draw
wouldn't hel There's not a politician in New
York but would be willing to give a sixpence foI
sight of him, and many would even give shil.
ling, or even quarter, il they could borrow OF
steal one in any quarter
The New York herald., 1844-07-20
Mrs. Hays, lss Fulton street, Brooklyn, agent.

90 PAPER STAINING ARTICLEs.-The art OF
paper staining has arrived at great perfection in this
country, mnch that most Of onr paper hangings
superior to the imported One for this is the
superiority OF the materials used in staining coerng
particularly those sold by John e. Merrison No 1855
Greenwich street. at his famous cheap establishment for
the sale OF drugs groceries, dye su teas oils chemi
cas soap, paper makers and hatter's articles, &c &c
At his place. be found the greatest assortment Of
tcIes suitable almost every trade and profession
any place in this city Remember John G. Morrison's
cheap store
The New York herald., 1844-07-20

APPOINTMENT OF MAGISTRATES. We understand
that there are some twenty applicants Tor the office
of Police Magistrate, now so ably filled by Justice
Matsell, whose term Of office expires in the ensu.
ing month. 1t will be difficult for the Common
Council to select whose knowledge, honesty
and efficiency will equal that Of the present incum
bent, and they would concur with the wishes Of i
large majority of the community by his re-appoint-
ment.