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PORT DEPOSITE PASSENGER

FINANCES COMPOUND CONCENTRATED
N n SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA. For purifying
the blood, removing elupons from the skin, this Sy-
rup has 10 equal. There is way more certain of
promoting GENERAL HEALTH DURING SUM
MER, tian by using this syrup.
RHEUMATISM, P!MPLES, or PUSTULES on
the face, scaly erupiion letter, bies cald head stub
botn ulcers or other diseases arising from impure
state of the blood or
iNJuDfCIOUS USE OF MERCURY,
readily yield to the Of this Syrsp. For sale b.
SETH 5. HANCE, lUS Baltimore street, and Come.
OF Charles and Praftsts. je25
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Gto-PARTNERsHIP. The snbscr

GNO-PARTN ERSHIP. The Subscribers have
" associated themselves together under the firm of
OWEN, KURfI CO, for the purpose of carrying
on the Wholesale and Retail BOOK AND STA
TIONARY business.
They have taken a large and commodiouS ware
house, No. lag Baltimore street, three doors east of
Calvert-st Baltimore.
They have now on hand and for sale, very full as
sorment Of School, IheoiO scG Medicni, Ln,r CiSSi-
sa, Standard and Miscellaneous BOOKS; also hand
some collection OF Domestic ant Foreign STATION
.4RF.
o X. s. Co, would inform country merchants and
others, that their stoch is mostly NEW, and having
purchased for cash, they enabled to sell at the
very i1,pe3t possible rates.
They also keep constantly Tor sale, complete as
sOrtment of the American Sunday School Uniou'S
PublicaiOns.-lhG Massachusetts Sabbath School So
cietes Publications, aud the Presbyterian Board Of
Publications. Books: all of which will be sold at the
lowest ca taogue prices.
All persons wishing to purchase BOOKS and STA
TlONARf, really cheap, are respectfully invited ia
give US a call. DAVID OWEN.
L, NEWTON kI'RTX,
CALEB OWEN.
n. y. BIBLES and TESTAMENTS. OF every
size and quality or sale above at the publishers
lowest prices.-RAGS bou!ht either for cash trade
at the highest market prices.
r. 5. A large supply Of PRINTING INK. Of every
quality and color, always on haad and for sale at Ma
nuincturers' prices. o., K. x Go.
July s, 1915. jyl2-lw
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COUP. The subscriber will serve up REAL and
- MOCK TURTLE SOUPS regularly every day,
(Sunday excepted,) made in superior way by Mrs.
HAMILTON Families supplied with Soup at IS cents
per quart. He respectfully asks the public 10 give a
trial, they will find it very grateful and whole
some beverage for the summer season.
EVAN HAMILTON, No. % German-st.
leo COW between Hanover aud Sham.
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EN NJ. SHANE. TAILOR and SCOURER, No.
.GAs II Camden street, between Charles and Light
the shortest notice. Tar, paint sc. removed without
injury to the cloth. ap29 im-
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I ELLING OFT! SELF,T.I: OEF,
WINS.

E4''NN1-E
n SILKS .qND BER.4GES.
SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST AT No. 1876
H.7RhEI STREET. The subscriber wishing 10
reduce his large stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, would respectfully call the attention
OF cHenS and strangers TO the very great Bargains
that are now offered in
Rich Fancy and Staple SILKS
French BERAGES and BALZARINES
French Scotch LAWNS
French and India Foulard SILKS.
Rich Shawls and Scarf; French Embroidrries; Eng
sh and German Thread LACES; Linen Cambria
idkis ; silk and Cotton HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c,
Aiso-CLOTHS and CASSlNERES; Marsrilles
Valencia and silk VESTINGS; DOMESTICS Of ali
kinds.
I5" Country merchants will find the whoiesaa
rooms Cup stars) well supplied with the choice - art-
dating terms.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No 1875 Market Stiee'.
lylO PR fourth house above LINN.
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COUNTRY BOARD-TO BE HAD AT IT,
u MONluM. The house is large and airy, and 81
tuated on the Baltimore and Susquehannah Rail road,
thirteen miles from Baltimore For further particu-
lars Apply 10 4. BOSLEY, on the premises.
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MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION

fai2asf~ H. The National Blues (tormcry the
I IL i...aEtH Lafayette Volunteers,) have char
es.sftN ~ m1 tei ed the safe and commOdious
sfssEze'asszszi1aSt Steamer COLUMBIA for pleasure
excursion to Annapolis on THURSDAY, July oath.
The boat will leave Commerce street wharf al =
O'Clock, P. M, stopping at the County wharf +. +.
going and returning. Confectionery and supper will
be provided on board.
Members of other Military Companies invited
TO appear in their respective uniforms.
Harrison Clark's Military and Coalition MUSIC
is Hgaged Mr., &. l.. SPIES, Ballet Master.
10 Tickets so cents EACH which can be procured
of ally member of the corps; Clipper, Sun and Argus
offices; also at White Hall and James Collins, f. P.
and ut the boat. jyl4 wsalluwthU
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rENAKE NOTICE. Wanted, at Scouts office,
Ill No 10 Exchange Place, dry goods, groceries.
gold and silver watches ewelry and goods of every
description, fol which will pay liberal prices Cash
and the very highest mices given at all times 'Or
slaves for life or for term of years. ~Pdrters
traders from the South would do WEI! to give me
call. mos
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4 ~4>4T7 PLEASURE EXCURSION

4 rrse,, PLEASURE EXCURSION,
I&lh3zaBY MOONLIGHT! The E.4GLE
~ - ARTILLERY COMPANY, having
chartered the large and elegant Steamer LUMBlA,
Captain Guyther, will leave Light street wharf hear
Pau st. on THURSDAY EVENING, 9Th July, at
y O'Clock, on an EXCURSION BY MOONLIGHT.
After proceeding suitable distance down the River
and BHy will return such time as may be agreea-
hle to the ladies and gentlemen who favor them with
their company.
The prce Of Tickets has been fixed at so CENTS
each, admitting one gentleman or two ladies.
The entire arrangements will be under the mma
date supervision of the members of the Corps, and
Bar will he open, Liquor permitted to be sold
on board the boat and every attention will he given
to enhance the pleasure Of those who may b. board.
The proceeds of the excursion are 10 he applied in
liquidation Of the debt incurred the erection OF
the Armory.
There will he an abundance Of CONNECTION
cry and ICES on board under charge Of lady every
way competent TO manage that department.
CLARK s. Harris Military and Coalition BANDS will
be on board.
{E3Thc Boat will stop at County wharf, F. Point,
going and returning, for the accommodation of ladies'
and gentlemen of East Baltimore. iyl5 81
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"a subscribers, masters Of the schooner known as
the EtSALLY ANN WEBSTER sailing from the "Pon"
on South River, Anne Arundel county, TO the city of
Baltimore. have in their possession THREE BARRELS
without other designation than the letters &C w. L."
marked on them, which placed by dfayman
during the absence of the Captain, board said
wharf in said city These barrels carried to the
"Point' and placed in The Warehouse, where they
still remain. Upon being broken open, was found
to contain Brass CASTINGS for machinery, such as
Caps, &C.. for wheels The contents of the other two
are supposed to be- of the character from their
weight. The owner or owners are hereby requested
to prove property, pay costs and charges, and take
them away: or they will be soil to deiray expenses
after the 3st day of july instant letter addressed
to them at Davidsonve, A. A. county, will meet
with attention.
ivl 3awtJy3l STEWART s. PURDY,
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NM GRITTY or NOTICE. rne fonoui

! MN Sth N ch' NpkAstI me following
| w extract is made from 4 letter just received
dated JNne II, 1915 IrpH Reuben g. VaucuN En-. %"
St9nIngton Who was entirely cured If CONSUMPTION
| last year by d.. TAELQR'S Genuine Balsam Of III.
ver"orl, after seventy other remedies, limitations Stc
hadtntrtly failed Hlsyertlacatc, atcsr,G 20 hY VIM
T. thi:cI, ESQ can b" seen IT the uliCL, 30 bow
cry, Whrte all should 90 10 buy. Two regular phvsi
cioHs axe IN Attendance to rive advice visit patients,
Therefore come IN time and Be cured Of CONSUMPTION
or Liver Compliant
dear Doct"r-hy 0wn health is good. but drink
considerable NJ the genuine article could be sold
here, and wish you would appoint Acssrs. John
Breed y Co. your Agents as the only KIND tor sale
here is the counterfeit made by Burru ana tell the
folks So | myself have promised some, 50 please
send by FIST boat. Yours, very truly,
REUBEN {. IANCOX."
P.S. De careful to my only rs above. and see Dr.
Leeds name 10 steel engraved label on cach bottle
All else is counterfeit and dangerous poison which
should he avoided, nut we can show YOU the cnuCl-
sye testimonials Of cures oven 30 900 persons have
used II with sucCrss For sale in Baltimore hy
SAMUEL FEED. General Agent
Conner Cav and Saratoga streets
And at retail by j. w. BARRY & Co. curu,r READ
aud Market streets; JAMES STANSBURY, Market
street, FtlI,s Point. iyl1-lm
II tHEAP G+iGOCEiIlES AND EErD-
~ Oul stock of Groceries Is complete and we are
offering great bargains for cash. We have FEED OF
AL KINDS fresh, good and cheap Also, safe Wagon
yard, nee to customers.
a. w, GOLDSBOROUGH K CO.,
No. 219 East Baltimore street,
Between Bond and Caroline,
h-r FOR SALE OR RENF-A valuable FARM
NfjTI convenient 10 the city aud highly improved -
sSIl!- For particulars apply to
jyl4 A. w. G. & co.
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Il SAiH W, WATTS, HOUSE CARPENT@Rn
~ FAiHTrs-ar., adjoining Assembly Rooms. iai.Iy
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HANS, FANS, FANS. 1 have just received a
II fresh supply of Fans, paper with wooden
handles, and a very handsome painted Fan, with car
we'd sticks, a very handsome article for presents.
jl5 fri J, NJ HAIG, l2l Baltimore. st.
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n IN Ms \ IN ID =,
es CiiRONOMET'ER * WATCH MAKER.
bL0-iy No. Ii South GAY STREET
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sNHEAP PhPERRANGINGs. have Just
" received large assortment of fine glazed and
common American PaperhaMgngs, Borders and Fire
Board PRINTS, which will be sold AT exceedingly
low prices.
Paperhangings ofevery description done in the best
manner, AT short notice.
Also, on hand an assortment OF Window Blinds,
embracing Venitian Blinds, Transparent WINDOW
SHADES. STICK BLINDS. Paper Blinds. sc,
Just received an assortment OF superior CANTON
MATING, for sale low by
JOHN {, HOLLAND. as Gay St.
m3l near the Odd Fellows Hall
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUsfC-For
~ sale by G. A. HlNCKLEY,
u Il

door T.. of McCellan's alley.
THIRTEEN FAVORITE WALTZES-viz Alice
ton Inauguration, ViOan, Keepsake, Belle, Month
cello, Trumpet, Californian, Gazee, Mary, Cynthia,
LIE Phtrie and LIE Paphi!ion Waltzes and all for %
cents
Fourteen Gallopades by most popular composers, 25
ceuts.
This Music is gotten up in Messrs. Ferrtt s. Co.'S
usual style, which has been ably displayed in Er-
ven of Lovers Songs, Music Of Bohemian Girl, &C.,
all of which may be had as above.
{G3-Ihe trade supplied. Orders from the country
solicited The Weekly and daily papers as usual.
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CITY REGISTERS OFFICE,
R,IrtMnpE Lime 20 lR15

CITY KEGIS EK7S UFF1CE,
BALTIMORE. June, 80, lS45 :
yNyHE Legislature of Maryland, at its last session,
having levied a tax of twenty-five cents on every
hundred dollars assessed value of City Stock, and
having also made it obligatory the undersigned to
withhold said tax from the dividend payable on the
first day of July next:
Notice is hereby giUen to the holders OF CITY stock,
That Coupons will be received at par for the tax thus
withheld if presented at this office previous to the
relura being made by the Register to the Treasurer Of
the State.
iyl-d6leo6t JESSE HUNT, Register.
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Ma ALLtAM w. LEE. FAsu1orAgLs HAlY
Va CUTTER and SHAVER, No. q N. GAY-ST
Genuemen's Rlzors set at the shortest notice ais
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II ACHH EFEA WEIR, Characterization, 20 :. sharp
~ ST. Ind"yinker Of Funerals at short notice ia1t
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.

a FEW REASONS WHY EVERY PERSON
VA SHOULD USE HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA
OR BLOOD PILLS.
They are composed entirely of Vegetable substan-
ceS.
They PURIFY THE BLOOD, and inygora,c The
entire system.
You can take them and 90 about your business with
out danger of taking cold.
You can take them IN damp OF rainy weather.
HANCE'S GENUINE FILLS are sold at 25 cents
per box, OF five boxes for 81.
For sale by SErH 5. fiANCE, los Baltimore ST.
and corner of Charles and Pratt SITS. je25
IN A GLASS NIGHT AND MORNING OF
HAAWCE'S SARSAPARGLLA SYRUP IN MI
NERAL WATER
VIII keep tie system in healthy condition during the
summer months.
Every person should drink freely of this delightful
Syrup, it not only forms one OF the most pleasant
drinks ever discovered but
PuRlFIES THE BLOOD
And ensures health TO all who drink it
HANCE'S SARSAPARiLLA IN
MINERAL WATER,
Is drawn flesh from the Fountain NJ SETH s
HANCE,S NEW STORE, No l0S Bal InfORE
oIhnf1. je25
"a ENITIAN BLINDS. | am now manufac
" turing VENETIAN BLINDS Of superior STYLE
and fnSh which warrant TO be of the very best ma.
tetals and workmanship
| Persons wishing something very neat and fine,
should call and examine my MARROW STAT and
Fine Cornice BLINDS They are decidedly the best
! blihds made IN this city. Call and see them.
! Window Shades; Fancy Stick Blinds; Green Paiat-
| ea BlindS: Paper Blinds, &c constantly on hand
JOIN G. HOLLAND, as ". Gay-st.,
' ~ neor the odd pelloUs Hal.
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ZANE DoLLAR O@LY!

aANE DOLLAR ONLY! -, -,-,,,,
W Through to Philadelphia EVERY AFTER
- o.e.s,,, CITIHM9S' USIe,N ZINE.
Eassy;, itsJgssaspTo PHILADELPHIA, ny the 5pIrIL
SsaaSsaiia'sssE- did and well-known steamers CON
3TITUTION and GEORGE WASHINGTON, via
rrenchown and Newcastle Rairoad, leave BOW
LY'S WHARF. uuot Of south street,l alternately
DAILY. Except Suudays,l ut O'Clock: M AE:lN-
ing in Phlladrtpba by bed time.
~ Fare through to FHll-Nl,ELruta,,'' > A.
VIA A. CRAWFORD, Agent,
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY.
TWICE a DAY BY II. ROAD
Ey.zalHassa ~ '%Se TO PHILADELPHIA.
psss,'..stfzS-s5 WaizhSs9 FARE THROUGH
.-N6t ~. .sSsG55Ssya43ONLY TWO DOLLARS -!
FToJn Baltimore. fTOl Phiitieiuhia,
l train leaves the Depot ls train, leaves the cor
Pratt ST.. daily except ner of Eleventh & Mar
sundays at O'Clock, krt slfet Is, daily except
A. NJ, and arrives AT SunGaysl at S, a. NJ,
Phiadgl pId al 3 Oci'k, and arrives Al Baltimore
p. NJ. at2, ?. NJ
% train leaves Pratt. st, Cd train, leaves the Depot
Depot, dailyat S0'cluck, corner of lIth and Mar
p. NJ, and arrives at ket SITS. daily at P. VI. 81,
philadelphia at y o'clk, and arrive in Baltimore
AM. atlt5,p. VI.
[g3-The FREIGHT TRAIN i0r the transportation
OF merchandise dry goods, groceries, &c. is despatch
ed daily except sundays. from each city, leaving Bal
timOre at59, 2. NJ aud Philadelphia at A p. NJ, ar
Hvi1g IN each city early next morning.
A PASSENGER CAR accompanies this train. Fare
through to Philadelphia only so cents!
FREIGHT THROUGH,
{G7- ONLY FIVE CENTS PER 100 LES! ~tl}
FREIGHTs will he received at the Company's Depot,
corner of President and Fleet Streets daily, Except
Sunday's) until O'Clock p NJ, and will be promptly
forwarded agreeaby To directions.
Special contracts for treights will be made If desired
by the car load OF otherwise.
BALTIC, July -, le45. A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
{G-MerchaHtS DESTROYS OF having their goods brought
from New York 10 Baltimore at the reduced rate of
Five Cents per 100 his, requested direct their
correspondents TO have them consigned to the care Of
G. II. HUDDELL, Agent, Philadelphia, who will
imme lately forward them to Baltimore, free of com
mission jylJ
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BUSINESS CARDS. &c.
Il sr1ioRhSCy u. PRICE.

1T Il ar0fpRhNCy u. PRICE.
Va FAhC4 Tai 'AItH MAKER
inh2'-u No. ID ; CALVERT srREgr
~ J%H "ARAW ri. PEALE, PORTRAIT
~ PAINTER, mas removed 70 No. > n. 'FRONT.'
AiHh+I. Exhibition Room open during The day ior
''i'"iT. ~ Did Paintings handsomely cleaned and
t'--'.". Misty
II AC'5H WEA WEIR, Characterization, aOS sharp
~ 81, thdTtRktr Of Funerals at short notice. la1j
4 SAiH W. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER.
~ FAYRTrs-ar, adjoining Assembly Rooms. iaiIy
4 lNES AINDE
~ EuRuNOMETER 81 WATCH MAKER,
hIe-iy No. II SourH GAY STREET
R&1 lLLiAM w. LEE. FAsmoNAgL. HAlS
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. q n. GAY-,T
Gentemen's RGzors set at the shortest notice ais
"a ELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
~ In order to close off my stock of Summer Good,
| have reduced the prices those who NAV want 20
purchase VIII do well TO call soon, am determined
10 sell chcaP. have on hand large stock of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS:
Such as-Berages; Baizarines; Otgandie Muslins
French Lawns; Cot. Balzlriue Lawns; Mafuuesrs.
Fancy Silks; black and blue black Silks; embruderaJ
Swiss MuSlinS; Taretous plaid and striped; Striped
Muslins; White Goods Of all descriptions.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS AND SCARFS
H@ Go ana 81 SIX s shay S' extra cheap
Linen Cambrc HDKFS, and Linen Cambria. L,ra-
Goods Of all kinds
French Worked Collars and Colaretts.
FOR CENT? EMEN:
super Linen D!ngs single milled Cas-.meie-.
I'd Iweeds for coats; Cloths Of all kinds; with full
and complete stock OF DOMESTIC GOUDS-au Of
which will be sold on the best terms.
J. EDWARD BIRD,
BS fri No, 300 Raltim0rp street.
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vera years he has been afflicted with inward com
plant and has been almost wonder that ne nss sur
vved so long His suHerings the close, were short
tie died at the age Of 81 and will be bured TINS AFTER
noon from the residence of his brutherin-aw Or. SAID
uel L. Michel.
- young man by the name of John Divine
about Is wears Of age parted with his sister in the PGs
At about 4. o'clock " on the 9Th inst with promise
to regain her soon since which nothing has been heard
from him Any information concerning him efi At this
Office or a, the residence of Dr. Horace Green Ne Il
Clinton Place. Will be gratefully acknowledged
~ A man named Robert Morris alias South
r,syde arrested in Baltimore time since by officer
stephens charged with grand larceny committed IN
this city in stealing horse. wagon. &C sunday evening
attempted TO break Jail He recsptured IN the ga
cry of the Court Room
1T ST. GEORGES CHURCH j. closed for the usu-
al summer season Dr. Tying has taken up his residence
for the present al Clifton stated Island
GRACE CHuRcH-The services of this Church
are suspended for the present Rev Dr. Taylor has re
tired. fr few weeks to his farm on Staten Island
rFA mad dog was killed in 2sth street on Sun
day.
~ On the ith the new steamboat Niasara'Cap'
De Groot carried 1917 passengers up the Hudson the
ea,er mar, of whom landed al West Point and New
burgh
lF@ VIII the gentleman who furnished Us the IN
formation regarding Mary West cal "a to-day At two
o'clock.
TT We are obliged to leave out several items
which. however VII keep TIL tomorrow.
~ Carman Nichols Is under arrest for brutslly
beating and kicking girl named Csharne Riley. in De-
,erber last and who Is expected 70 die from the
effects Of MS treatment
~ Capt. Cole. OF the Ferry boat Brooklyn Is
under arrest for running down little boat by which
boy drowned
- soloman Kenday has been arrested on
charge Of numbering Mrs. Mary Ann Ccddington OF
- Pirr--treei by throwing her overheard from small
boat There WAS an Illegal intimacy existing between
the parties
~ On Sunday evening the Coroner was called
70 hold an inquest a, the Hospital at Bellevue Pn the
BODY of man. name unknown, supposed to be a Ter
man. who was accidentally killed on Saturday evening
between and o'clock by either falling or jumping on
one of the Harlem Railroad Cars. in Sixtyhrs' street
hi. skull was fractured in several places, and his rgn
hand dreadiuly acersied. Death was the immediate
ronseonence from the injuries received
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pOIyGS IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

CouRr OF OYER AND TgRMISER--Judge Ed
nond. in nj. charge TO the Grand Jury referred 70 the
conduct of the vachmen OF the Prince street " atcn
House 70 whom Jones (reccnty convicted OF mans aush
Ter In having caused the death Of Livingston the yellow
barber in Csnast) told on the night OF the houicde
that he had been waylad and robsed and that ne hsd
stabbed one Of the assaiants but 10 which Information
the watchmen paid attention, nor did tney comnunl
ate II IN the aptain of the Watch not wishing 10 wake
him up ne asleep. Judge T. stated tha ,he Ie,'
Jury very properly alluded 10 the isct IN rendering
verde, and ne thought his duty 10 call the attention OF
rho Grand Jury TO the circumstance. II being he thought
deserving of the reprehenson he CouIt also
rd 10 the ous sion of the Keeper OF the City Prison
In not making return by which the GRAND Jury ana 'he
Count could take into view the situation of the prisoners
This we believe has been usual OF late years Inc
aw requires however that sucn returns shouiu oe u,'
10 the Cour. of over and Termner and General jail De
verv Judge al-o stated that there are SIX cases o
.,nite crime recurring the action of the Court The
Grand Jury then retired D
Tv, lad. named Leonard r. Hodgkins and Daniel d
r Iving.tea were ARA gned charge Of murder IN
having caused the death of Jesse Lee Bur on the 25th
reh ls.t bv throwing him overheard from boat and
drowning him the East River This thai was set down
for Wednesday next. Mr.. Phoenix and Mr. Brady APP
pear IN their defence
SUPERIOR CouRr-DEcrsroSs-Rebsccd " Brand rs
alison Idrsorlf the parties accept the decision M
Chambers AS suggested by the respective counsel that
20 be final. Otherwise Judgment viii be given next de
cisiou day.
BENJAMIN Aadrers rs Cornelius B. Acknowledgment
for plaintiff ON demurrer
Mary Heasdale rs. Darid Briehdn.-Motion Tor ne"
trial denied
Charles WardeLet al rs. the Manhattan Co-This case
belonged the Court Of Chancery Motion TO set ASIDE
non suit denied.
Cyrus Dakia Orerhuido-Motion TO set aside re-
port Of referees denied.
John ~ Farmer ~. Jefferson Iusurdnc, Co.-An Attor.
ney has no right take less than the iu amount OF nj
clients claim unless specially authorized. Verdict for
plaintiff confirmed.
MARINE CoURr-Leris BcloTre vs. Jdmes Gordon
Benner-Suit for libel The Plaintiff keeps BARRIERS
shop Al 2-Oi Broadway. His neighbor Mr.. Chamber
ain Of the same ilk -ported splendid awning, which
some person very kindly injured by throwing upon 1t OIL
Of vo and article in the paper of Defendant accused
Plaintiff of having thrown the viirio upon on account
of Chamberlain being biz rival in business.