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plainly telling him that if she ever had
any affection for him, his conduct and de-
ception had destroyed it all; and that she
would suffer anything rather than live with
pany with some OF his relatives, and man by the
name of Whitney, from Buffalo, who pretended
to be sheriff clothed with authority to take her,
went to the schooh0use where the girl was In attend
ance, and made forcible attempt to take her
away but was repulsed by the girl, aided by the
mistress and her scholars
After this repulse, Stearns went TO Buffalo and
employed lawyer by the name OF Eli Cook, by
whose aid he succeeded in obtaining precept
from Judge Stevens, commanding the person of
the girl to be brought before his honor, in Buffalo.
(althoush there were in Chautauque county at the
precept)
This precept was placed in the hands of Con-
stable, IN the city, by the name of Patchin, who
came with fleet horse and armed. and demanded
the girl, assuring Mr. Kingsley that he would stop
In Forestvlle and satisfy him that he was clothed
with the proper authority. The father and mother
prepared to accompany them, but as sson as Patch
in got the girl into his sleigh, he hurried on and
left them behind, and instead of stopping in Forest
vile, run through the village at full speed. When
Mr. Kingsley arrived IN The village and found that
Patchin had not stopped as ne agreed, he gave the
alarm, reasonably supposing that, like Whitney,
he was an lmposter, and acting without authority
Our citizens Immediately turned out In pursuit un-
der the same impression, and after close chase
with cries of "Murder" and "Stop Thief" IN his
rear, and the screams of the girl in the sleigh,
Patchin was finally overtaken about four miles be-
yond Lagrange, and the girl rescued from his hands
and restored to her parents
We have stricken cut some words in the fOrego-
ing statement, which seems te have been drawn
up under the influence of highly excited feelings,
and accuses the officer, charged with the execu-
ton OF the precept OF being gully OF acts that we
deem incredible.
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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
-BJPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL

NOTlCE.
II HAsSnrs Co. Of Boston and New Yosr We hereby an
that MEssRs ADAMS Co., OF No Court street. Bo
on and Wall street, New York authorized Agent:
or the United States and Capads who are fully empowered
for Shipping and Forwarding American Agents.
To ensure the reception Of good. in Liverpool and the for
sardng Of the part Of Ensand France &c &c.
that they should through the hands Of
MEssRs ADAMS CO.,
their several Ohces, a. foliows-
iS SsSi' ssss ;iw si,;'Ss
70. shssaai'i !" Norwich ilSS%si$s 4 %;is SS;::
Lvevpocl May i, 1884
WILMER Il SMITH take this opportunity OF stating %
the Union that thesr Liverpool house peculiarly adepssd
the instant and expss despatch Of packages parcels scie
passing through Liverpool for Boston, New York. all
he other cities the United States and Cnada and that
partmen Of their business CONSTANT rKRso
WILMER & SNfl'TH have made srrnngemens with Messn
ADAMS co. by which all Goods passing through their
yepoc hous for America by the steamshrs and Other
aid Agents Messrs Adsms Co. Boston and New York.
nd will thereby be free from delay and high charges.
They deem nsces.sy hess e .is hat hsy have nG con-
WILMER SMITH, who have for series Of years run
vate Expresses and from London with important ne
enee frequently performing the entire journey miles,
TX HOURS, offer to the American Public and gcvemmeux
heir for ss safe and rapid sd q
r ali occasons be most faithfully delivered by their
i 's mail. to LONDON. Mr.. EbWxRb WILMER who !,
inject and ve security for the due performances ali such
rs,ness b. entrusted to his Liverpool abshmeat
x6N
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A WHALE ON Our CoAsT.-Our correspondent at
Provincetown informs Us, that on Friday, about
noon, q right Whale showed his head IN that harbor
amongst the shipping Twenty whale boats put out after
II, and after chase Of hour the endsman of one Of
them hove n his harpoon end soon killed it, and took
shore She will yield SO barrels OF oil and her bone
three feet long The capture was made by crew Of
six Young whalemen
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

10 the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspaper-pub-
hed every the year except New Day and Fourth
Of July. Price per copyor 81 per snnum-posasss
paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
momng-prce sH per copy or - IL per annum-poss-
ages paid cash in advance.
ApvERTIsERS 9formed that tho circulation Of the
ast ags the iarse; srs,at;sn e eny pepper his city
men il he cy country. Psiocs moderate-cash advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed the most moderate price
and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRoPREToR OF THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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suffered, for those who are iaborns under
ssns5s 5sesss ssass. pSsss s. s s"issss S1.s.
Sde Bleeding Of the Lungs and other precursors Of Fatal
f''n'eo5iy oZy6sxoNT4Ns ps;i1;si;n2i Ns''''f'
sPksbL Abb EfFEcT6aL LBAEEskAbM4 AEakb4. h..
the sy ss
been used and approved by themand il offered with the
conhdsnes 70 all who Be afflicted and who need
SsaS low
Great Rs%sdy restored 'f him entirely
GeoReE W. HAYS relieved by bottles Of the Oosa
onian although weak the time he using that
Guilty Of breathing such that ne could walk only few steps
Ct time and his night swea were dreadful In weeks
n s and * @ S ?: 80 ~ M
stored at TO bs able to attend to his bussess again
LABAy Esq 50 Pike street was cured q As,hm. by half
MONTH lie has never had recurrence Of the disesss-now
MI r.. tnan iour months. A. .r
Ss .:s md fa.si A.;sS: 5: Ss
des wbcse 70 ne world She had used various other eme
y n g. Of ess might be given prove is ecacy-
indeed, II szjcifS .sd you will Be satisfied that i T.
sset having us.d T. and may entirely put to sht the dis
Tsa a. Fs:ss Ss:s E As:..
above Ann. $500 ~" A~asss" s"s0s' vne s, uooa
OFFICE OFTHE AUBURN ROCHESTER = y T;0
s.1: ,s Ss:Sy by ssis s:,
cent on the L. Day q u.y nss out q &. net
ss:ss :: @ .ssf s
fs:s' s:sSss VIII s .-
a!2: !H2:ssns. ohAs' 'IxmooR' T''asa''s
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DALLY'S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY.
QaE avpv-

THE Subscriber avals himself Of method conmun
eating to hspubc the fact that he is manufacturing
fine cut and smoking Tobacco and Snu River
Troy next door TO The Fulton MARKET The following may he
TogAcco-The celebrated Fancy Virginia, This Tobacco
Virginia; American Smoking Tobacco msnuactured
from the leaf; spanish do, Turkish do.
SNUFFs--Rose scented No. l; Maccaboy American Gentle
man Lundyfoot. French Rapee and IIish BlackguaTd.
The above articles all warranted be made Of the finest
qualities Of leaf tobacco and by the experienced work
The subscriber would also his be bet
ter than other in the hate of New York
elsewhere. m NJ
Orders directed above will with prompt attention
customers rely hsving the pains taken they
personally present.
O. Z. Savage, 2N Fulton street. and A. A. Samanos,
Broadway, AGENTS for the city of New York.
Trov, Jan. 10, f84s. j22 lm*ec
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BALLS, PARTIES, NEW YEARS FESTIVI
TIES 6c

HOsE gentlemen who intend enjoying the festivities Of the
requested sxamine very rich assor
ment Of fashionable SCARF CaAvAr DsEss GLOVES, &c.
received by late arrivals from Paris and London The present
assortment Of the above articles have been selected with
men Of tss!s and fashion The sub:cbe would call the atten
ton of their patrons and strangers visiting this their
and well selected assertment Of the following goods Linen and
Muslin Snir After The most approved French Method t
and Bucks Shirts and Dawen Velvet Cashmere and other
Dressing Robes; Hosey Linen and Silk Pocket Kerchiefs
Gnvat and Scarf stqcks Riding Belts Psisnt Elastic Shoulder
YER sad Cos! Skin goves 8e &C. Gentsmsn desiring any O
at the old establishmsnt Of PARSELLS AGATE.
d22 msec 2H Broadway, corner Of Park Place.
DIX. LAkDNEk, CONSULTING ENGINEEK
A CARD-The Public i, Informed, that Dr. LARDNER
"A continues the practice Of business Consutnr Ene
gner he followed extensive scale for many Year,
in England and France. Inventors patente, manufacturer
msrchanis and others engaged in the and manufacturer
consult him requiring the application Of e
principles Of practical science Certificates and opinions on the
validity aud aseuness Of new inventions and in the
arts heor disputed questions and doubtful points,
with view 70 e discovery tss
required Once No q Spruce street, Ney Yo..
All Business Letters must be postpaid aud 10 prevent tme
being lost by frivolous applications all appc4uts will b
pectsd to pay retaining fee Of SO before CONSULTATION
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OUoIOM HOUSE, NEW YORK.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
January 2lst, 1945.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until
Monday the a7h January instant for such supplies Of ship
chandteey &C. such quantities and such
required for the United States Revenue Boats which
be employed n this District during per
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CEN ILEMEN'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cash their snperduouy of Clothing will obtain from
the Subscriber dls HIGHEST G Ash PRICES
To families or Genteen quitting the city changing
.deloe having effects Of the kind 70 dispose ef viii 6nd
much to their advantage send for tho Subscriber who will
attend them Ut their residence BY appointment. : ~
H. LEvETT. OBsee No: Wall street..
and At 470 Hudson n-
UA line through the fost Office otherwise, will be
punctualy sttended to- ja4 lnsrc
have just Iece we'd by the Louis Philippe large
gsrien Head Dresses; Glove Trimminss and Hair Pins
Polka Cameas Roses and large assortment Of Fancy
Flowers for Balls They all Of the latest Styles and for
rchness surpassed by none in the United States.
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
VHE Subscrber wishes make known the Public that
much of the Biscuit and CrackeI which are sold q this
ity by the above entirely different from the soda
seuit and Sugar Crackers made his Bshery which haye
cscn fer than twenty with the best results
vhe the imitation, which be made for ieS prcs noufh
for health wholly unht for the
eh The above Biscuit and Cpsters slso Bunes Biscult
Javy Brrsd all OF the first quality constantly Tor Aae
lc we'll establishment 5 Mashngt9p e0frc OF
vrvTe- street NfHWsfM fnFHpWhhS
III a..s..
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CHEROKEE NATIoN.-The United States Com
missioners are now at this place, prosecuting their
investigation The authorities Of the nation are reply
ing to the complaints alleged against their public acts
Settlers" and Treaty Psrty" among the Cherokees.-
Cherokee Advocate, I'd inst
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INRIJNK BOARDN,-Noston Trunk Boards for sale by
/ PERSEE s BROOKS.
dle ra Ne g Ana q Nassau st,
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Genen requested pay at tho desks and to prevent
,stakes mentlon each article obtained. j20 lwm
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CHEAP SPECTACLES.
ATS DUANE STREET, New York, first door from
Oncan proof Of the above adverss the following cheap
prices
Best double ionted Gold Spectacles,. .........S Is
Best single jointed Gold Spectacles $50
Best double jointed Silver Srectacles.. =. ...... 30
Best single join'ed Silver spsctscles go
Finest single jointed elastic blue Steel Spectaces
Finest double oined Tortoise shell SDectaces I5s.
Finest single jOinred Tortoise shell Spectacles l2s
STILL CHEAPER
Good elastic blue steel Sectaces with the best glasses and
with every and aenon paid them in the manufacture,
dollar.
Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles. :. .,.... :, 6s.
Good elastic blue Steel spectacles Sd.
Good German Silver Spectacles. -. .......... Is.
Best Tortoise-shsl Eye Glasses. .........5s. cd.
Best Horn Eye Glssses. -. ........ss.
6eSt morn SPectdcleS. 4s Cd.
Best Convex Glasses set into your frames. q.
Best Concave Glasses set into your own frames, 3s.
Best Convex Pebbcs set into your flames. los.
Best Concave Pebbles ser into your own frames, 49,
Repairs executed the rate of cheapness.
Ladies and Gentlemen attended their residences.
jal6 lm*ec
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NETTING NEW.
NPALDING CO. manufacturing, under Letters Patent
~ gfantI Sy t United Sta,es az Improved Friction Match
They now otfer aoI So on very ny Esasonsble terms
TWENTY THOUSAND GROSS
neatly wood and paper any packages and
In lots to suit purche.sssr .s .sc :, .rr,,r,
highly approved Of and recommended for family by
phySicaus and chsms of the absence sui
phpr heir msnufactus fumes Of which disagree
able and deeeous and particularly injurious persons
They particularly recommended to the attention Of ship
they have frequently been taken long
posed the action Of all climates without the slightest injury
sale by the principal Druggists and Groce the city
Ordes left AZ Shepads Bookstore l9l Broadway their
Office l6l Beccker street.
jaH lm~m SPALDIN0 Co
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WYKOFF'S DINING SALOON,

WIhOrf,S DiNlNG SALOON,
Corner Of Pine and Nasssu streets, IN the Basement.
meal especially Dnner at once cheap and luxurious;
Ihe articles Of food always fresh and good well cooked
sn nna ws, % ana ns prices a. 10 = those Of any e.a
her. find substantial solaes. -,
is also az foS DHms'ns' served *
MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
Hs PR6eRfEToRs o me .bo7. is;,, y
an immense EXPENSE complstsd the elegant and COM
BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
public L. oc zion being the part of Brosdway peeu.
rsngcmsns have been made eny With view Of
hs sc0mf0r and e0nvsnlfGis fEs q saiS6S" n S66sSs;"
is capable Of seating housand Te dessr,tous
the chase description being in Signor Cspe bsst
STYLE Of classic stAtus, have also been cm
BY hrre costly chandeier coup diI uneq1aied by
spsciqu: supper Roon, Dressing Rooms &c. xe. hays
smble ia the city for Concsrts, Assemblies. &c.
may Be had BY application 70 Mr. Hutshins
p-MIIisy and o.hs. companies desrous of giving din.
&c. will hud these Rooms every getting
the same in the most elegant and conmodious style.
d20 lm~rc
Mn: HENRY PHItLlPs-9hs snesss Grand P,aao!0rts
s i J. ssa nay s. n - s' y Ss re
Wsrerooms Of sodart orcssssa busham - BrcsSway
CALT-iooO sacks Ashtons salt of vev supeT;or ousIitv
landing er ship Sheridan from LysrGoc and sss by
i'll 5s south street
DVTATOHsoos bushels Enqlsh Potstoss just received
.'d for sale josSYR i 81 4 M ri. .
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TEETH! TEETH!! TEETH!n
GREAT REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY.
CHEAPEST OPERATING OFFICE IN THE CITY
TeAth filled with fine Gold Foil. ........ rs
Tin Foil, of superior quality .........50
Tootache cured or ulcerated stumps extracted.25
.Ntaa N. TAYLOR, Surgeon Dentist
jal3 lm*ec &C East Broadway
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CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL 90 Nassau street, Opposite the Herald Build.
ngs respectfully invites the attention of his friends
the public generally the following choice Cigars. just
ceiyed by late arrivals from Havana -
Regaias Of various brands Paneess Of various brands
NOrmas, Principles,
Yngenudad, Rionda,
Esperanxa Napoeones,
La lndia Noriegas, Lord Byrons.
above Sesss genuine and imported and
the trade are invited to call and examine Them
A. B-Orders from abroad will be strctly attended
jl5 lm*rrc
LEECHES! LEECHES!
JUST RECElVED-Per ship Franklin, from Hamburg. a
very fresh supply Of Swedish Leeches; for sale wholesale
''' = '' 'A''' "0's..J e. ). FER pFERD2NAND &Co..
ias lmsec Importer Of Leeches No ls Nassau street
WATCHEs !-WATCHEs AND JEWELRY.-Those
Chans Gold Psnci: Keys &c. win find i greatly 2 their
tons above retail much lower than other house
the city Gold Watches low go and rs each Watches
and Jewelry exchanged bought All Watches
ranted to keep COED time OF the refunded Wachs.
and Jewelry repaired in the and warranted
1t much less than the usual prices
q. G. ALLEN, lmporfes Of Watches md Jewelry,
j15 lnsec Wholesale and retMl, Wall st., up stairy.
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TINS PATENT BOXES.
THE PR0PRIETORs Of TINS PATENT CAR
Road and all Others interested with The building q
jeey City their agent for the manufacturing
Of said boxes Also ansactng all business
ith said All communications directed him
Jersey City Iron Foundry will be Punctusy attended TO-
TlMMS HILL & BUODY,
Proprietor.
Jersey City, January 7th. i8l5 j8 1msrc
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED

CENTLEMEN OR LADIES having any supsriuous
cash prices for the sane by sending for the subscriber his
residsncs Duane street, No. 90, in the basement-
M. 8. COHEN.
PSA line through the Post Okce or otherwise, will be
promptly attended d25 fmsrc
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
no G6 LIBERTY STREET

DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturer, has
ca always on hand large assortment Of dinner and tea sets,
Dessert Plates, Of all sizes, assorted Dhes Soup Tureens
Coveed Dishes, Salad Bowls, Fruit Baskets, Custards and
Stands
Also Fancy Tea Bets. and Rich Decorated Dinner Ssts.
hape.
All the articles warranted Of the best quality and y ~
old liberal nrns, aud IN lots ssitlpurehasss.
sJa erps
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DR. DIXON attend. escusiysly General srrxery and
- the morning 70 that Of the Eye SQuinng Cataract Clo
SURE Of the Tea! Duets DeOrm,ss Of the Lids &c The
nce d given 70 several hundred cases IN this city Al
ducibe Of permanently cured, that the
truss dispensed with 5Mercer street aII lmkrc
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Common Cauncil.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Nov. 26.-President Charlick in
the chair, and quorum Of members present.
.fpprOPrtdfions-A comm unic alton received from
me Comptroller asking for further appropriation of
S25oO Tor the purpose of completing repairs OF the lead
ing thoroughiaes Communication accepted and accom-
panying resolution adopted,
Short g Fiour-A communication was received from
tne Aims house commissioner reference the stock
OF flour in the Aims House Department being nearly
exhausted and that the contractor through his counsel
had given notice that he should furnish any further
supplies agreeable to terms of contract in
oil which, II became necessary for the Board to take
some action in the matter that the Department mt should
be properly provided for resolution authorizing the
purchase Of supply Of -four for present adopted
by the Board.
Prssentuenfs Of the Grand Jmry.-Two presentmen,s
Of the grand jury in the Court OF Sessions during the
October term, presented and referred to the Com
mittees on Charity and Aims and Police, Watch and
Prison.
TRINITY Churci Roiing-A report and resolution from
the Board Of Assistants favor granting permission
to Mr. UPjohn, architect to set the railing front
Trinity Church forward several feet OF present posi-
ton Referred
.amendment Of City Cha,tr. The proposed act to
amend the city charter, with unmportant amend
ments adopted in the Board of Assistants was taken
up and referred to a special committee.
The FIRE on Randalts Ista1id- Resolution adopted in
the Board OF Assistants in favor OF authorizing the Mayor
offender offenders who set fire to the Nursery Build
ihgs on Kandalls leland concurred ia.
iuiug gN1n-Residents,-A resolution presented in
oi taxing the personal property Of non.residents
i'ete eiieo 70 committee Laws
otocks Tor the Station Houses-A resolution was also
on,eo 10 iavor OF authorizing the purchase OF a clock
W eson poice station house, at expense not exceed
second annual ball OF the Empire Club at Tammany
nan on Friday evening next. Accepted
After acting upon numerous other papers of little in.
'efeS' ue Board adjourned until Monday evening noxt
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Police Intelligence.

Female Pickpockei.-Catharne Conley, alias Logan,
abont 10 o'clock yesterday morning, in Washington
market. He her in the act of sounding" and fin
gerng the pockets of several ladies' at different parts of
of No Greenwich street. of purse containing $40 10,
when officer Patterson Immediately arrested her. AT
that moment she was seen by Mr. James ID, Strong to
throw the money from her person Mr.. Strcng how
ever picked it up and Mrs Farless Identified the purse
and money as her property We know this woman to
be an old pickpocket she sent to the penitentary
for three months, for picking the pocket of lady in
Fulton market, last fall Mrs Bell OF As Vesey street.
had her purse stolen last Saturday week, containing
$685. in the same place, and recognises this
the person who stood close by her in the market just
before she missed IT, This Catharine Coney owns two
small houses back of the South Ferry BROOKLYN where
she resides She has also horse and wagon and goes
pedlng Long Island. Committed by Justice Osborne
The Tpo Poiicemen.-James Bennett and James Gibbs
both fully committed by his Honor the Mayor. and
held to balBennet in the of $4,000 and Gibbs in
$4,000, to answer the charge of grand larceny.
The New Captain.-Mr William L. Wood Qate As
sstan Aldsman has m been yapponed BY his Honor the
Mr.. Howell who was removed by his Honor tor smo-
king.
keeping for some time past, at No. lis Green street.
den ofprosttution and in the habit of inducing
young and innocent girls to prostitute them selves-and
only last week caused the seduction Of very beau
full and interesting girl OF fifteen years of age named Sa
rah Neas Ocer Lawrence arrested the old witch and
Justice Room held her to bail to answer.
Effects of Drunkeness-Last night, the child Of John
Armstrong No 81 Stone street only five years old,
child's aunt, Mrs. McCarty, who lay at the time
of the room, in beastly state OF ntoxcaton,
while the poor childs clothes caught fire. and it
nearly burht to death The child taken the hos
psl in dying state.
Pa Larcsny-Johanna Keain tall, lanky long faced,
red headed woman, with bunged eye, charged by
countryman with robbing him of Sl5--she, however,
denied the soft impeachment and that she
saw the man beore-consequently 10 was put through
the "Tusking operation, but finding money, the
gstate thought best in his profound wisdom send her
10 the penentiay for five months which she took with
in inst har thrnn0 thn
winter.
State Prison Statistcs II appears, from information
politely furnished us by owen Brenan Esq, that from
the 18th OF October, to the oath instant "a prisoners
were discharged from the State Prison at Sing Sing their
respective terms Of imprisonment having expired; 3
were psrdoned, and died There now remain in that
prison 100 males and 81 females; making total of s5
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Common Pieas.


NOV 2o.-john Josephs and Abraham Cummings u.s. W.
a. BWtis-ln this case appeared that the defendant
In November, lsiI engaged in building and pur.
chased quantity Of luaber from the plaintiffs agreeing
to pay for the same in good paper. The lumber was
accordingly selected, and draft rendered in payment
therefor, which was accepted and a receipt given to
that ehect, Of which the following is a copy -
" Received from w, A. Burtis and s. W. Hawley a
draft on Jacob Brush dated October 10TH payable in
three months, for S207 on account for lumber Said
draft we agree to take on our risk
"JOsEPHS Il CUMMINGS"
This paper subsequently proved OF value and the
plaintiffs contend that they defrauded mas
much as by this misrepresentation they wore induced 70
take the paper and further that he aware oil Its
character at the time Of thus rendering IN payment TO
tho plaintiffs. The case will be resumed tomorrow,