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COMSTOCK & CO.
No 81 CourtIani.srer,,
Have on hand.
All the 70 lowlng NAMED
4 X T | & l. T. 5,
Which have obtained
snnl. nm h. truLlaI

RTicL rs,
Such ua6onaded
moving all pam i,om burns, aad always healing without
blister 1t will also the following complaints
all Ply syIs, absolutely f5ia:: Ss Tor It VIZ r,pe.
scaids BRUISES, Pes, either Blind or
fSaf Esfa Cords. s JsS. aud
will positively be cured BY the use Of Lhr Indian PesssI
personally rylsrrd gentlemen the highest standing
IN, ot no hs,s bern cured Of Reclamation aud Govt by
hi' Esl;S sue 81 proved
from citizens Of his City who have hi, OIL with
pletr We invite all who troubled with DIS
Coa,Hocks Ezir@ctq f Sarssparia as pure AZ article
can b made The Pmes so reasopa51 mat s ro9f can
i III ssLY article hat val eectnally Puciy The BLoGD
ar Of ind ,ass lee from att i,
Eas, Iaaia Hair Dye-Ihif ehemie,l PREPARATION viii
Hare Yoa Roqehe. or B~dBuS, in You, Hops.3A
OF these norious refno may Be had at a Court
Ths Cameo Hair Era4icetor-W erraat-! the
hair from the Face, Neck Add Arms and will not aiufe lis
Hsaa-.fehe-Whole families. member Of which was
suhi.e. TO 1t have been egl-d b. its use
and Balssm Of LiTsr~oft for af dse,a Of the Lun.,
Ashrns, NShtsweats &c
kspt ar rlex WITH beautiful polish Coach Body
with application y.ar will kvp Stoves and Pipes
Lengieys Wsserr Indian PgrGe>C-is warranted 10 cur
am Asthma Dysp-pss Indigestion fC9,ye"eSs 10
De'terers :fastc Ear OIL gives the hair srant,in
CLOS, and nenes II cuh and; wholly unlike am oter
Oil never sos thu finest Ladies Has in the least.
Pres-rre and Bediltfy me HauBy nslnz the Gennins
Oldge Balm Of Columbia. winch mnrdili-y stops The
H,Ir falling and restores II D1E BALD. IL keeps
- HaIr from scCRE Sold oaLY grnainr
q Courtiand Strr-t
WsLeh Tooth-.4ehe DTops-W arrsnted % eor-, and viii
NOT MUIR tr-in gums. Pricr. IS CENTS pr eotl-
W0RS!s-Komst0eks gsrage1lt !; eat,r-!y vscg
rhBiE and Cannot inafe the most delicate chiLD even
ghGuld ,hrfr u no NoENs. iflcr - reiIS.
Hgys y.tHimenf-Wili cure aHy case Of PiLEs tsth,r
BIN or Bleeding w AERs srsD.
CAUTION TO BIZ RESiRMBEBEDi-Tbe above
NAMED Articles are sold ONLY genuine thls City By
CoMsrocx GO. q Ccuuand str--t; and BY Dr. Field
y eora-. Of Thnd Avenue and Tenth st-n Brooklyn,
is9 fui:on-st REMEMBER THE NUMBERS, TAXI
IN. xrrH Yor. al2 In
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The Celebrated Lectures of
PROF. FAUVEL-GOURAUD,
On phrenc-Mnemotechny, or


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An indispensable accessory TO all existing brnrc- Coi'e
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True STR.
Published by WILEY & PUTNAM, New.Yoik.
Price 81. az eodf
GRAHAM HOUSE-NEW ARKASGEMENT.-R0S-
WELL GoSS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENT, kno wn
the Graham House. 63 Barclaystroet by adding TO Il
the adoinC house and prepared accommodate tran
permanent Boarers on the most favorable terms
AL friends OF Temperance desiring quiet hcme and free
dom from the fumes alcohol and tobacco, invited 10
paronize this house The Vegetable System. with the
choicest selection fruits &c. which the market affords.
will be strictly adhered but table Will be served for
tho.e whe prefer the ordinary mode, or mixed diet.
Croion Shower, Warm and Cold Baths, free
o5 u ROSWELL GOSS.
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0Z-s~ THOArSoNS TkUSSES, Once 10 Beck
Y ~ Nlman street. About 800 Of Tho nrst physicians
am and surgeons OF SewYork have given their
- dHcded preference 10 this Truss you
graduate tho pressure from 10 MY pounds tho
rupture, withou; back pad which docs much injury
10 the spine. fair TRIAL beng tho best test Of Its SUPERB
orty It Is applied and days trial given and II does
not retain the rupture, whe performing every kind Of
ercse or coughing. and give perfect easen word III
satisfactory In every respect, the cascrcly
returned and this Is the oBly condition which you
should buy any Truss permanent Is easily effected.
and war; anted, II directions are followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the sds
.upGred and the roand the hips they grad
the pressure suit THAR Sold wholesale sne
retail at Is Reekman-st Aui n
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Meeting of the Farmers Club of the Ameri-
can Institute.

Turtphy May 9th.
Rev James Barber of Massachusetts, in The
Chair Mr. Henry Meiss read proclamation Of
the French Minister of Agriculture offering re-
ward of 1900 francs for the best essay on yphus in
cattle disease now affecting the cattle of Europe
and which may possibly extendto our own country
Various remarks were made relative 10 this dis
ease. Mr.. Edwards from The vicinity ofLondon,
stated that the disease in question, from his personal
observations. now existed IN England, where II had
been successfully treated BY means of powerful
S,mulants, followed by copious venesccuon and
teb,ltuges. Under this treatment, the disease dis
appeared between aud ) days
DR.. Underhil stated that the disease was not a
new one. having existed in this city in 1Si7 10 a
large extent
A specimen of wild rice, used by the Indians Of
the NORTHWEST. was received from correspon-
dent. This specimen was gathered by the Ontona-
DO indians.
a communication was received from Mr.. Abra-
ham Clarke, claiming Anastatc printing as an
American invention. ii having been originated al
Taunton, Mas by Nj Joseph Dixon, who had IN
1887 exhibited at the fair of the American Institute
Various other specimens OF rare seeds were pre-
sentcd after which the question Of the best means
Of preserving animal food WIS called up. Nothing
new was however elected.
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ASK THE SUFFERER
FROM
ASTHMA
Ali-Hcallmy Bnlsam.

Ah-hcaiiHg boisam'
spre, !. lorg and tedious Coulh RAISING Of Blood
Broueh,s Dysl=p,le Consumption HGlreGess. ufr-gre
viii tell you-No here never yet has been remedy INTRO
dncs to public notice which al been PSogGss OF 50 mach
ASTONISHING CGEES.
WV BoND the celebrated Boston cracker baker S rsau
Brooklyn that h. wiie has bcra afflicted wh
Asthma for g aud coad not G permanent reliei ff"
ueas well Ills Jaugh sr VINO suttsrng from the
so well that hr sb To rise i sm her bed ar N I morn.
d attend her usual duties through the DAY without
HESEr JAcxsos ath Street nTa the Catholic Cemetery
came TO the oFs Tor the pno. OF obtaining bottle OF the
OoSonan having been afflicted with Asthma for than
30 ysr and exhausted or his arrival that he could
aS s lie % Go'i an1 rode home t%ST S
fatigue distance fover miles tell Of the wonderful
relief "hch he had experienced from using about Nifof
~ CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS
c,rtr IA he ey~,uo by his phvs,can Ills friends
entertained hoe of has recovery He persuaded 10
;h oosaenis ami to h; sap'ss has 50 lar restored him TO
Mrs AFTER the w,ls Of WIN. II. Attire, James Harman.
their wa experience Of he hyas properties Of this Great
Remedy IN ooH''H gEffTT fl Sst t bLSSop.
Mrs. TRcrrouES %? Monroe st. who had BEEN troubled
GlooI BY bottle Of he oOsaonan
sod declare; Il The greatest remedy in The world
complaint; although he iasH' r-dree whsn
commenced inr H. having been under the care Of his phys
AID very uch troubled night wssts bottles Of
the remedy enabled HIM 20 MS daily work He
entirely relieved.
formerly Newark y. J.. Henry Lisbon 100 Rvington-s
and other persons have been speedily and perna
nenty cured of the complaint by tins remedy.
THf. ARRAY OF NAMES
which could be poduced of who have used THIS
remedy wculd ;han nj coumu. Among the number
We permitted refer A. VI Bningef iO2 BarcaYet,
Mr. Wilson Of hoboksn Mrs Bell OF Norrisown, y. j.;
anss b. Devoe. lO ReadeStFre Mrs. Mctaffee 50 tttor
ney-sret; T. Smith " 81 avenue: Ars n. II. Attire
this city and Mrs Archibald % Whiir;street.
- deceived with other rsWedy when you wish To
purchase THIS aAd Irnembr ina, toleeTs Olosaouln All
Healing Balsam sold Only 100 Nassustreet door
inn at YRS ay 80 Eulton-street Brooklyn;
J HneSGns Williamsburg. ar22me
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wooDw0RTa's FLAMING MACHINES,

UnCDNYJHT THIS PLANINU HhCiINE S.
roIrPTyEy YEARS EXPERIENCE. together with
n ,,v yauaIde improvements and additions his for
me-, 100 enables the subscriber TO fuTIsh NJ abort notice,
- ~ ~. moi p.rfect construction. materials and work
,-hip Machines 10 piano wosd In all IFS varieties spca
as planning surflcing oFiy, or cutting uooldipgs.
ALSO. planning. ioEguens and growing. io.nns. rah-
betting. aSa planning ciapSoaris
Application ay mace 10 the subscriber, a. hs esah-
H.hnea: IN FcxboTo' ~ his oce, Corner Of CONNER
eizl and Lewis ,Tes;s BoFtGn where Machines may be
seem an any Information relative 20 the same nay be OBJ
tanned well Of Josiah Blackwell and Co. New. York,
or Of J. W. Seasnck, Albany.
Lette Of mere inquiry must be post-pad.
SAACEL Il. sCHENCK.
Yoxboyo' ~ss- Apr,I g. is4t ~
SCEEkFlNE BAN I3FE sAIE R-5o I6.s.sad ,ess,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SCHOOI BOOKS in general. Blank Book. md Law Blanks.
SAso large collection OF Muse, with splendid
of Crate Aprons Window Paper; a!so Locking Class Trim
mugs, Miss DraIns New Pictorial DeLnert contains eco
Pictorial Illustrations. + ssue Paewhuenle and reia b.
bss Prayer Books and Psamos for the different Churches
Cheap 10; cash n ABRAHAM MAIE'S
DEy JOHN " r.sLEl > SERMONS, publishing
IL eight Numbers A. . cents zach. Subscriptions
received BY s. DANDO, Of Pead and Nnderwaer.
STREETS. fnZ Nv
Instinct with Anaytie We" OF the Ess,a[eh.s III
Fossil OSeology. By Henry Lord B!Oughan F. Il = This
day received BY TURNER ( HAYDEN Publishers,
mvJ and Bnoksell.rs. No - John-s. near Broal,yav
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WANTED.

IlrANTED-A sitzstssa BY r-,y-et.Ass Yoars Wcnaz,
w 10 do gvn-rAi Homework ps,rs.s family GOOD
eiy --frrsaos sivsn ApIly - ropythss eadisE
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WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT.
AZ Rrnffl boro'. VI.

b DK r WE>SELFut-F = IEf-l.ial, lliH OF Boston
pan of Vincsat Pesat= Grasf.nb-s. Germany. via pleas
sddreSs post raid ADORE, ziviEs lucid Of ;s-
s-. t-y will PROMPT decisive
a. 70 The probability OF te CURE - Wsie+ with tie time
wh-a ard th- ~heh th-y y r-c-E>d tbe
ais g1-cdDS9
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REMOVALS.

DR BANN fNCis OFFICE IS -sraov-J lroul ai Boone
IL stTest BFpacc1- ov-- IL ste-s = ir VS. D.
iie.7n Once h91rs oaty from v 70 y u AID ion
P NtosPN ". r1s w.
ID FyIDyiL-J0aN 7 BIZ. G u. Li-4.sr J. PlF-r fl1es
II 81 fran Fss-ist- "a M 2 Pistr Gold n Il
ID ENnVAL-1uAS FOLWELL. DRAPER AND
II TAILOR. respectfully Inor-'7 hs r-s. f-l-sd add
patrons tat he has remover from his old sand Sutton
20 The foom n s-coed story Of he Guiding 80 BROAD
WAY, corner Of John 'trs- "tf- ~ "oEi4 = h5Y 70
.cnntIHgsuce-
p.cuar stTl- & cutting afrl-sst style winch while 1t
aims AZ me z-tsiHT1ea Of the qualities II ard durability
by Consulting th= pa,ticuis Appropriate .ach Of IL
OF The iJoEs-ooSs 20 The 5eGeal lnrrOT--
Of th- APPEARANCE
B-He wl Al al ;irnr have On lard Sock Of Goods
comprising ~ assortment s-Iscst is1 TIE t>- houses r
LF and winch VIII y a3ae NJ n ths fashionable
style no; surpassed BIZ ary Other establishment art sHch
pres x cannot fat % b. satisfactory. M n
ID ENOVED-CRCS BULkLtY K ca have -
II moved their PaTeTi' areheus- 10 No ~ PeaIstf-sl
(n-4f door above Tie Of SudEg SIR where Jv VIII
keep Constantly ,a hand general supply OF -. cf every
VARIETY and woGi the co1sameF 10 call and sNlEs
.hsir Sock nj 1v
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c


g. WATCHES. JEwELRY, SILVER WARE. &c.
n, The subscribers respectfully invite the attention
Of their irends and the public 10 their select assort
oil
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
consisting Duplex Lever and LepHe Watches Of the
approved MAKERS casec the neatsst style and
ranted correct time keep.rS.
silver Knives Forks, spoons, Ladies' Tea sets, Cups,
Casters &c.
Plated and Britannia Ware, spectaccs, Pencil Cases.
ManteI Clocks, Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods &c. which
hey enabled offer for sale very reduced prices.
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
LOCKWOOD SCRIBSER,
At the Old Established Store, rs Pearl.
IS Corner Fulton-strect, opposite &. q. Hotel.
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CON. WILKES,S NARRATIVE
UNITED STATES EXPLORING EXPEDITION:


As this expedition formed a new feature in our
annals and one OF the sort we most need 10 see d.
veloped, and as narratives of such expeditions form
one of the agreeable entertainments ever given
through the medium Of print, we opened this first
volume Of the Commanders Chronicle with good
deal of eagerness. But we are much disappointed
TO be carried no farther and introduced 10 no more
novel topics or details of information by passing
through so many pages. The author is not skilled
in the important art of knowing what TO omit,
neither does he seize with good Judgment on lead
ing points and give them due relief. These defects
must, OF course, pervade the other four volumes,
but when We get TO land or waters less familiar
we may hope, al least, TO feel lille more as if we
were an Exploring Expedition. The public is
interested TO know that great national purpose
was followed up with fidelity and good judgment,
and therefore wants an outline OF what was done
from the beginning. But il is principally interested
10 know whatlt did not before, and thus Ear, there
is little 10 answer this desire.
We are net, indeed, like the English on their
little island compelled 10 take ship TO discover
empires for thought and knowledge since no per-
son can move about al all in our own immense and
unexamiucd empire without making of each jour
ney an exploring expedition, yet these large out
ward-beund designs 10 ssrve the aims of policy and
science do not exhaust our strength, but rather in
crease it for inquiries as to objects nearer home,
and every important fact We win is precious TO
us. So is cveryplan, such q. this was, that implies
value for liberal culture national and general
concern, and helps TO educate men Of science by
giving scope 10 their powers But it IS what the
naturalist and the man Of science hes 10 tell that
must chiefly interest US in this Expedition and it is
rather tiresome TO be detained so long in the South
American States. We await the other volumes for
news of bird and beast and unplowed waters and
starry heavens in aspects yet unscanned =,
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~ TST ARRIVED. from Warren Cocuty y Jersey,
I'm and ,- sae CouShin's Sabzs, The foot Of L b
NS etT-,;ree palf dark bag horses s~Ifrk tails.
.fYtssr hand. and hall high. vel-uu.ed, seven
year o th sprns and yr1 the. KIND ard sound Aso,
ncir bay hor etn hands high, as; drivers and also
warranted soaud and knt rnY5 -
CARRIAGE FOR SALE-A .No horse RockzwzT
u C..iAe 5aiit i- substantial and
srsded for ci;- b een II al ha9ry The stable Il
eiir rrxr 70 Corner BeekIaan Pce 81 Apply
BLEECKER OoTEOtT
MS Cliff. corner John st-sst-
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SPRING FASHIONS.

Es lUSI FINisHgD.-Eess ant Nuina For Hats
IN erdusnly termed BeAyer) low pfice Of a.
GI pefDr ,h0d nap OF PIus.inn Noieskin g. Ttoss
Hats arc efqai durability and tboso sold at
81. Ala, an article NJ az 0-a very neat drep Hat,
ai5 I'm BROWN. Practical Hruer. l3sCapsl It.
Rm SPRING FASHlOSs-TO THOSE WHO
&S3 STUDY ECoNONY.-The ,ubsenbar, ir accord
6H with the has reduced his superior Imitation
"a scieSkn Hats far bodies. The very low Tiee q
g y. The above elegant dfess Hat. t.d VIII
compar. adYsatageoUsy Nth Hats sold 10 this city r. ~
and 81 Also. coDsssy manufacturing ur ssd pig u,
Of ih- best quality aesl paxa and at ths pe'
for I ash. - -. hxI
An Aasorsr, cf Velvet .sd Cloth Caps always 90 n1ne
II AMI instance thr above does no give ea',s az
49, J. " KELLOGG, No. ile Cipsi-si
y D.-nH 'sH'''e - - 75f3ms
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W. AZ 49,. I,ii, Chamber
W rls,d sDd psl's;r family. Good city r-ser
rr vii b gwen tP9'vHr n So tsrrenwtehs;. AVS ne
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nRtTG CLERK WANTED Tor 4 Rsts,l Ssore.-Ee a,uss
he ~ .Itsla;ei with tbe 5Gsness particular
f..n-o ~ IIllsrsrest c,,rnrr Vt learant. mys q
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kr4NIkl-A sstu t,fou by yozsg womts with good
w ry--vges rcr he's - place chsmb<InUd do
osssl housewers srlsii family. Arpiy It . Ham=ers
- >. tha r-tr re
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BOARD.

BOARD WANTED for , Gentleman aud his Wife In .
~ family the lower part OF the CITY wherv thew but
few other b. ares Address Br,ithwa with sTns and
name. at IN, Lower Post Ohcs. aftfy
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"a A<Inp-A .lJpanoa 40 sS"d t,V'rsti=t hniiy.
w hegp Tx SSb5,ih strictly observed. sy rash
vto we'll tard Of horses and drriag, to
,osN ~ uadvr ths drreson sacdener he also
good n,Ik-r Most undeaishe ies-ouy OF r,fevaee
El...- ,llcS- th,s nAic. 90 Z, u VI ms Me
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THE TRIBUNE.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE TRIBUNE


LETTER No. discrimination Of the Pilgrlrage.
Statement relating TO them An Incident; Lette
Of the Catho; PRIEST johannes Ronge, 10 the Bishop
,fT tnys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11

Mary Hodge the keeper Of notorious house in Anthony
., with two other r and one other psrsmour- named
Geo. Blythe were committed yesterday upon esHnna
ton charged with robbins counrymsn oil si'"-
This j. the fourth complain against Mary within nion'
and she has been bAied upon several indictments Tor
similar offences We she may now be led IA
custody 10 answer. Quite came % a. o'clock
Yesterday morning, ia Broadway Pcsf-stFce'' 10
which negro man was severely beaten that BE-
Vas removed 20 the hospital The perpsusi0Ts % the
Outrage escaped the lance Of he Star Police.
Charley Cooper. a veil-snown member Of The i-hi tn
-sd gentry W.. detected IN iht SCI 81 rche' ns ,cn
,l.an az hi. WA a. Tie Greai Britain steamers cocs
Yesterday afternoon and arrested by officer dunlap
sly's gold watch with gold aud silver key sna guard
attached were stolen from be ps-or aniei OF No lr
Chamber. street. yesterday while ihe family "eie BY
,iun.r Mr. T. Andrews robbed az the carton
H,u., On Fr.isy ct a cod watch chain ani hs PocNc'
b..k ccntainins $40 10 bAs snd Two CHEEKS 20 IN,
a-iasnt OF s73 -. Charles Mann. al ~ year, ~
age and son 81 Hon George Mann, Ten nis home Tor
bo on FRIDAY riorung and his body was found VI the
Fast River Nothing i known Of the csuse OF THIS me
lArchO,y casually
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L : N,E>HAL's OfYfcE-C igrgs Of Pf-sry -rhos
shannon late seaman on b.ari the sn'P Av..enn Va.
arrested On the complaint OF Capt. trnce. charging
him with perjury m De benc essr testimony taken dcns
the week relative % asserted difficulty between hs
Captain and Of his while lying IN foreign pr,
tie wi'i b. examined to-day.
Charge Of Rsr0il--l'wo ssarfien named James Rice
and James -ucefs were arrested a charge ol ,rdrsT
orns to make a revolt board the hip Mary Walker
on 5th July u'i Committed Tor examination
CouSr or CoNNc> pLy,s-Si-e0a R0ssarsNs Jol,
>lr.eyd Action Of repeyin where verdict siser
for fhs defendant New trisi denied
I'm N,if -. IN. -. Nv'iHg md JospA Nor
resd Nh y sued cat action OF elecinsui against
Mr. Mile, before Justice sterling. ~ the ih suf 81
~ ards Count. obtsinsd Judgment ind esieied NJ "
The latter then sued The Justice and Mr. Noimand 'or
frsua,s alleging ihat The pneccdns, before ne lu.'ec
were irrcrn .r aud The dcC',ln partial. &. The Jury
srrg ftl Mi Nulmani the landlord. but hunt Vcrtci
sn.tta,. Justice tor Sloo Action Is made 10 ~ he
verdict aside The Court among other points. con,.1
Ell. that Justice s not responsible Tor mcr" q
mdcment New mia. allowed orr payment 81 costs
prafisi Jata.sa and o'hrs ". Elisha r >df,',f asi
1lrs-On an acceptance for >f.3 Bic. wheic verdict
was given tor plaintiff Verdict confirmed.
n Martin We. y. Of!Gs-Ssidhrc % c1ss.-ArPsi
from the order At Chambers dismissed.
SUPERIOR CoURr Complain. was made in the css
nf Williams vs.. Lawrence. that Justice Newhouse BAD
not made return cerorsr end asking Tor an attach
menl The Justice alleged that the delay was caused ly
plaintiff himself Ordered that the return be msis
forthwith &c