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The Secretary farther proposes duties OF 10 10 per
Barilla, Burr Stones Cork Green Turtle, livery,
and the various Gums, Nuts Woods Vegetables, &c sc.
used mainly for Dyeing Drugs, whereby he
poets realize individually small sums but collectively
very considerable IL remarkable that whenever he
down duty he expects OF Revenue and
where he increases he is sangune Of like result
doubt that he would often be disappointed both
ways
lie expects get Sl50000 increase Potatoes by
ting down the duty from per bushe TO 80 per
when / am confident he would get $4,000 in all
this article. Sewing Silk Twist he would have down
from 3s CT spechc TO 80 per cent ad yaorem and
poets clear 100000! by the change de-
dsion. Why be proposes the duties proposed by
Mckay Cigars and Snuff Cut Glass, Tumbers Sewing
Silk &c. &c. when his show that he does
expect to get increase OF Revenue and in several
instances much Mokays bill would give, would
puzzle him tell. lie dscams Protection. and declares
that the lowest duty that will produce the requisite Revenue
should in all cases be levied expressly conadets this
rule in practice.
However, there little danger of the passage OF his BILL
but the Commercial world may well be apprsed Of ts
chi
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III The hostility recently euneed by Mr.. Pckens for
merIy leading member OF Congress from South Carolina
Mr. Calhoun, continues be q subject Of discussion in
the papers OF that State which be loss
10 speech delivered the public meeting
Edgehed in reference the Mexican war Nj r. de-
nounced 'lhe who could chop logic and draw
physical distinctions between Of hoslites and war.
deserving the Of free people, and tit only
I'll towards grave :" and sneered those who like
Mr.. Calhoun, his celebrated Oregon speech we're
eIoskng about the horrors Of war i only pieach
old women" Mr.. Pckns At will be recolected, claims
have been "born nSeHsibe fear; - and presume,
too lac gaze blood and carnage nih eomposurs"
However have heard Of his taking the field 10 any
other capacity than a decIamer lie iamsus however
for brayo words'!or speaking dsggers If he
Mr. r. Od descanted largely the advantages of
waron It's tendency nuke great and UIrfuOus peo
Pleand proclaimed that Ell ihe Apostle Of Modification
should attempt 10 lower his eounlry's Asg thousands Of
gallant ig South Carolina would rally TO the rescue
and nail it to the STAN Perhaps Mr.. Piekens - waiting
for this event before he grssps the swo.d
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"Wr. BentOl's POsiti0n-This eminent statesman has
at last defined his positDn" the Oregon boundary
question: that leaves room doubt a. to
his real sentiments He goes for adjustment on the
parallel Of 80, and against 50 40.
awe regret that Mr. Benton has thought his duty to
take this step the more its unquesonably contrary
TO the well known wishes Of large majority Of has con-
stuents lie may ultimately find that but little advantage
will accrue either 10 hs county himself by fuvorng
the narrow policy Of the Wings, the pocket patriotism
Of the South"
The above paragraphs copied from an Illinois Loco
foco paper the Nauvoo EagleJ What will the editor say
when he finds tha, "lhe policy Of the Wings IS
now said TO be tie new policy" Of Mr. Polk aud that the
pocket patriotism Of the s5sA" has found favor with the
Administration What will say when ). discovers that
not only has Mr. Polk consented to adopt the parallel q
10 aud has rsnqushed % 40 but that bis friends insist
upon u that 10 him alOne belongs the honor Of adjusting the
controversy, by consenung to the compromise original
" proposed by the Wings The line Of ngh-te fighting
lne'-beyond which not inch 10 be yielded Like
rs Eastern itndz, We prrsume IL will gracefully yield 10
necessity which II cannot Indeed we expect soon
to hear that tho Administration has never for %
80 at all, and that the claim degree Of latitude wa
6t suggested by the Wings Tor s purpose OF suborrs
ing MI Poik and involving the country in war Stranger
things have happono d.
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New scheme Of Taxation.

MIR. Andrew Johnson, Of Tennessee, takes the
bull by the horns in his late speech in the House
OF Representatives, in opposition both TO the ex-
i.ting tariff, and to some of the leading features of
the scheme proposed as a substitute for it by the
Secretary of the Treasury. He objects particu-
larry, in the latter, to the duty of 20 per cent.
upon tea and coffee; and we heartily concur with
him in his hostility TO that proposition, however
widely we may dissent from some other OF his
views. A duty upon those articles, we admit
ought to constitute feature OF strictly "reve'
me tariff, " such rs the party in power is pledged
to adopt not a temporary exPedient, but as
permanent part of their system. And this fact
constitutes one of our strongest grounds OF OBJ
lection to such taritf-not only because tea and
coffee are necessaries of life, and enter largely
into the consumption Of the poorer classes, but be-
cause duties upon them, differing in their effect
upon prices from duties upon iron, sugar, cotton
and WOODEN fabrics, and other articles, rhich 'oe
frnducs ourselves must necessarily enhance their
value, and operate as a tax upon the consumer.
Unable as we are to produce either OF these artl-
cles. the quantity cannot, in the case OF those
protected, be increased, and prices reduced by
the competition of the domestic with the foreign
producer The effect Of a duty upon them, con-
sequently will he tax upon all who use them,
perhaps fully equal TO the amount of the duty. Ii
is for the consumer TO decide, IN this view OF the
question, whether il be better for the people that
n duty of 30 per cent. should be imposed upon the
leading protected articles, and coffee and tea per-
mitted to come in free as heretofore the effect OF
which will be to keep down the prices of all-or,
a duty of 80 per cent. only be levied upon the for
mer and 20 upon the latter, whereby the price
OF tea and coffee will be greatly enhanced. The
amount of revenue received will perhaps be about
ihe same i'm either case but it is obvious that the
effect upon the consumer will be materially diff
ferent.
But it was not to discuss this branch of the sub
lect that We have adverted TO the speech of Mr.
Johnson. He seems TO be opposed to the whole
policy Of deriving revenue from imPosts, and, five
understand him, is in favor Of abollshng our Gus
tom.houses altogether, and of raising the neces-
sary revenue for the federal government, by d.
generally, but upon a small portion Of it, held by
particular classes Of the community. He is for
sxempting the articles consumed by the poor,
and imposing the burthens of government upon
the wealthy-who, according to his notion, are
mainly the holders of Bank, State and Factory
stocks, the lenders Of money, and the owners of
gold and silver ware! To this end he proposes
scale Of taxation, which, with his estimate of its
results, we subloin, another illustration Of the
"progress" of Modern Democracy in the arts Of
demagogueism
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Joseph h.. O.. Boston Q, be- navy agent fr ,bo .,, n
Boston, Ma.sachugets N'''' '' "'o P''' W
- Da,sh 10 10 attorney 81 the Unsd STATES
1876 vice solomon w Downs. resigned
James Melieuy BOYD Of MaryInnJ To bs SECRETARY n
's"Uga o me United states near her Britannia Maosty
wee GanscvoOu Melville. deceased '''''
20 7" Jones' OF the District Of Columbia N be military
siofekeeprf vice Stevens r. Mason appointed e,gt,, ~
tie regiment u mounted uneman F'' ~"
hichatd W. Cummiu', Of Missouri m be- India, ,g.n,
ior tho Fort oayenwort agency. from ID JpvIsic 49,.
be Present commission rrpt,er 80 WV"
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Invasion OF California.

We informed by the Baltimore sun OF Tuesday last
that a company Of Artillery under command ct Lieut..
Tompkins OF the regular army, leave Fou Meen-
~ that morning Tor New York, where they en-.
bark the U. 5. ship Lexington for Monterey, CafOrns,
on the Western OF Mexico. They will be furnished
with pieces OF light artillery aud the other usual
for that branch OF the service. Mexico 1t seems To be
invaded at every accessible point This movement Is
doubtless Judieous California take 1t for grant.
3D. is be annexed, either by conquest tho
tnues or BY If be terminated and IN eth
er event an efficient will be necessary occupy
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The Snb-Trensmrr-

Prom letter from Washington to the Phlado phi1 North
American, we copy tho following paragraph:
sad 'ha' hr. Calhoun has recently expressed him.
cell IN pVah conversation, 10 any nctiop upo,
The cub treasury scheme NJ this time. lie IL IN favor Of bo
measure ITSELF but thinks the country not i condition -,
present. 70 allow OF ~ enactment How fortunate f,r be
country that such men Mr. Calhoun remain I'm Bbl, IL
70 fesif'in younger and impeiuous pocians snd nov
plain H. ihat IN him. age, experience, and goodness NJ
heaf hsye toened political aspefes and increased p,s
teal wisdom Such being The position Of Mr.. Calhoun on
this subject we may safely conclude that the s'aia gy
Of The monetary system will not be changed az this 30
sion snd thus smother Of mischief for the ORE
aenl pot % fe.l.m
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Mr.. walker, War Dutie>.

The changes proposed by the Secretary OF the Treasury
ia the Tariff bill, reported by the Committee OF Ways and
Means aud under discussion the House OF Repre-
sentat,es referred only general his late
Report and have been made known the public
The editor Of the New York Tribune has furnished with
the following comparative of Of the pro-
posed changes, which, well the pungent
Of the writer, will be interesting TO the reader:
WASHINGTON, June l9, lsl6.
have length the Secretary OF the Treasury's
Schedule A. designed show Congress how raise
part OF the necessary prosecute the War
against Mexico | find he omits from this Schedule
the protected articles almost entrcy-Cottons Woolens,
Iron Sugar, these he calculates raise several
millions by reducing the prescn, duties already
common dod by him. The chief articles which he
poets the Revenue by augmentng duties,
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We do no, speak at random. Repeated expert
ments have left behind historical records OF the
facts 10 which we refer; And cannot hope TO es-
cape similar catastrophe, il, deaf to the warn
ing voice of the Past, we again invite its inbc-
ton, by again resorting to the policy Of which it
was the oifsprng-.--nor, if we refuse to profit by
experience so recent well so runous, shall
we deserve the exemption.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25

w 1yh is.saL ~ Auburn" Frederic kbur bis la.
,.-loenee' W. JANIS McKlLDOE aged 90 $780,. ~,
n ~ NE ey n kFhnond for neary forty yes,s H. 49, p
'','n'h' ni'b regretted by HE f'iends and No sibor.
IN We lSh nf June, az Lebanon Marion .oy,,y e. a.,
''tttu a RoHssrars wife ~ Rev s,rq n eo'gy' -
,os ~ was formerly wife u auJor R,b.rt Crouch Of Pt
Ion, tsi m u.u ~ TPrnsned Washington co ~ ti,reb
80" lhe temain5 Of M Rohsrso, .,c 49, - ~
.d ~ 'al sound m The eneiasue with h., G,.t %
yoe.D &c., ,lgh snd The isfan Of John C. ana
''1'A's hoHsui They reg IN Hsavsn
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Southwestern Road.

We learn from the last Fncase papers that the first sec
ton OF this road from Salem Lafayette, distance Of
nine miles, has been put under Messrs Ros5or
OF New London, Melton OF LOUISA and Harvey Of Rich
mond, the The lowest bids were at an
average OF $4,000 per mile This to be completed
by February next.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-25

IL The ST. Louis New Era Of the 18th instant men.
tons report that preparations making at Nau-
to blow up the Mormon Temple with powder.
by the -MormOns, for the purpose Of eectuay
ing out that Pes,en and strange sect from Illinois, most
Of whom their way California.
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II The New Jersey papers complain Of the destructive
rsvsgo' Of The Hs''on Fy the Wheat crop 10 that STATE
10 some psees, they say, t nearly destroyed IN Msry
land and Penn-yvn's, the crop " Wheat 10 sad 10 be
abundant
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~ The Washington correspondent OF the New Yors
Commercial under date Of June 90 writes: learn that
we Government has renquished, Tor present. the pro-
Jet Of taking the Castle Of ST. Juan d't,a Bpto,J.,.
have been issued for large supply Of mor,ars.
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CONCERT.

NEW BOOKS.-Just received by DRINKE
y A. MORRIS, " Main street
Confessions Of Pretty Woman BY Miss Pard,s ,utbo, NJ
The CITY the Sultan" "
Voyage n Discovery and Research within the Arctic Regons
from 1910 tn the pre- Arranged by Sir John Harrow
FRs ' ''
Achievements Of the Knights Malta. BY Alex Sutherland
Esq
The Novisas or Year among the English Je.ur. BY An
drew scnmotz - "
Chchion By w. Harrison Ainsworh
Uapers' Illuminated Shakespeare. Nos 81 and s2
hctico before All after conquest Nv Me tst
Translated from the French nv Pay Robinson
tolitnd's Dictionary OF Pfaciical Medicine fatt A.,
Up'ifated Wandering Jew, No ~
Wadfy Thonpson's Roeorectons Of Msueo
Gupscs NJ the DARK Arrs: o. Sketches Of tts Social
of Europe, n9m The 5.h 10 the 18Th Century
For fai' BY Je9f DRiNKER A uouuts
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BOYS ORPHAN ASYLUM

Hlo society is about to go into operation
me boaiu Of Managers have directed the a. col
- ue respective subscriptions Persons who hoy,
s oSnse sy calling at the Counting Room OF FRY co md %
le CIV
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


HiSi Mater ttis day a S! s'elost p ~
ARRIVED,
sehr John Suu Teal, Phiade phia, sundt,e.
Schr MissouTi Grove Baltimore, sundnss
sehr Nermadelia, Tyler. Baltimore
sehT Louisa Reeves SOoy Norfolk
sehf susan, Whiibee, Washington city suDdues
SAILED
Schf saiuuel Davis. HoSi-. sandwich
Sehr hlcanot Stephens, Cox, New York
sehr Avoca, Broueh, New York
schf Coiuvr, DcTnek-on Hartford
sehr Baltimore, Philips, Baltimore
BELOW,
ship Tfident ThwinF, from Boston, to c. Palmer.
ARRIVED TUESDAY,
SlooP Sophia Elizabeth Philips, Norfolk. sunItiea
Schr Independence kefwan. Baltimore. Iism
sehf Ceel. Tfayefs, Old Point, light
Schf Lady Clinton. Gamer New Yotk. ballast
Sehf silas Cane Johnson, boston plaster
SAILED,
stmf Columbus, Parrish, baltimore
SohT CaTvo, Crockett, Ncwbuypou
Sehr Painek Henry, Chester Ysw York
NEW YORK, June 23-Anved sebr Panama, D,vi, 4 A. IN
Ri hmond '-' - "
PHILADELPHIA June 23-Aanved sehr Victoria F.k.n
burg, Z De I'm Richmond.
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UARRIED.


% NJ lsm inst by Dr John o. Carer JABgs sTANPrp p
TO VI" hAErHA }. CAETER, both Of New Ken, VIZ ~ -
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'h,S EVENING, NOVEL, ELEGANT and F,smnN.
81 n"n rLNr oRhANCEs, by the Misses KILMlsTr n,s,
uoPS VINO VIII sustain variety ehlae,crs sins M. -
rohg' and eie ute the and
49, a., gaha eeue eLtertainmen by unIvad scotch Pr
b fEh'usoN who will cIhi bit soul stirring ma a.
% n'e' OF inc most powerful warppe the aHeiep Csr H.
ntoduee the Union BagpiPe show eharac.r,, AZ
'e'ehee' ana produce the effect In nt,iru, -
cents, ehihren half price r "ainass'on 90
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RROk ERAGE.-ilavng taken out a hcrnsr
- months. authorizing buy socks
respectfully tender tho public oT
such and The negotiation % money generally
may NY Rradinr Room f2h Street slm,I,te IN
NJ John Grsne Grocery Store corner NJ Main ana
9'h stTeeis respectfully so share Of pubic patronage
sp d-ltvA9awu y BLAIR
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AuctIon. Coffee. whisky. Cisars Wines. WIFI.
% ' - uai- n,pnles without gard 4, weather hx
p = DAVENPORT, ALLEN A I,o A.
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SUMMER CLOTHING,

uSl received at Fashions Head Quarters.
fresh invoice OF Summer Coats among which ate som. mon,
baek CashmeIeu Sacks also rich Vests o.
embd sik various styles OF MsTseis Valencia s,I,n g. -
assortment OF and fah,onabr style summer Pant eomns
"e ana fancy dTiDg French ami y.
other material Suitable for EIira Ans frey And b
Shirts Collars, Blossoms, Iidkf Gloves suspende IN ,nd
variety. y SppNCts S'
je 2s ~ IsHs!
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HolIS OFFICE. Drawing Of a magnifi.
ssnI scheme eorHes to hand by days mAi-New J,v
loo osphas $4,000, 10000, 5000 1000 95 Of
&c whole Tickets se. halves s. q 2S Packages for
SAFE or The usual terms until O'Clock, HoYTs OFFICE
A 4
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For the ciecus Of scroua, erysipeas rheumatism,
diseases Of the skin, and al uthor affections IN
which II would be proper To administer
SdrSGPdrilid.
y regard to il there is but ono general opinon,
which H. that the whole Mairra Moiiea rrr b. not on 1r
Gle IN which concentrated medicinal virtues NJ ~ remarkable
character and combined &c. frvriat other vegetable
tracts (Which form the hedcaed Sarapar virtues have
mach increased and 10 superiority different preparations
nov IN already confirmed various instances
Becoming widely spread country rs u o. nnu.t
sooner OF later take The Of au pfepatapns
istanse Tor the doasra MANY highly
respectable certificates from physicians
possesson n The proprietor rgufnH efficacy
over the ordinary preparations Hrmonler
pafla - prepared BY regular physician ~ rilfssd
among qiaeks Per sac. at ~ perbotilc, by
D. - gtYNOR a WOun
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uen'iemen DESTROYS of contributing To ia. AM,
port Of tie Music Of Square can d., M bv sup
w ioor of MI Nd d. seho, who aulhossi by m.
receive eon buttons aud make collections. wv "'nI To
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Superior Court.


APaIL 22.-Mary Burfis james Me Manus. Norel
Lao Case-This was an action Of ejectment, to try
right of DOVER brought by plaintiff to the title
street. under the following circumstances at appeared
that plaintiff, who 10 now widow for the second tme
was formerly married to party named Thomas Russo
her first husband who granted, during his life time,
deed Of the property now in suit to the defendant with
out the consent Of plaintiff, who then his WIFE
Proof Of the marriage to RUSSELL dated in the year 1876
by q clergyman named Rev. w. Tebuss, put in,
showing also that she lived with him his wife until the
time OF his DEATH when they had numerous family
The defence set was, that Russell had been married
the plaintiff who being alive at the time rendered the
marriage with plaintiff INVALID and that Miss Stephens
rather is alleged tho first Mrs Russell, living
for several alter Russes marriage with the plain
tiff The validity Of the marriage with Miss stephens
contested upon the part of the plaintiff the ground
that certificate Of said marriage Is now as is alleged
and The requirements Of the statute being then some
what different from the present The plaintiff appears
to be intelligent sort OF LADY, aud sets near her coun
Before Chief Justice Jones.
Leperidge rs. Mitpording.-Ths tedious case was
brought to close yesterday, when the jury rendered
costs II was, already noticed, action brought
against the defendant owner or proprietor of the
Bowling Green fountain for damages sustained by plain
tiff in Consequence Of tho Croton water overlooking
thererom, and damaging large quantity Of sugar be.
oDging to plaintiff which lay in his cellars in Broad
street.
Price & Co. u.s. Crstsn Insurance Co-This was an nc.
ton to the amount Of policy Of insurance from
defendants II appeared that plaintiffs insured premises
situated in Broad street. in Newark which took fire in
msnt Of the sum insured ($sOoo on the ground that
partition was removed across the building which
large establishment for saving mahogany and for
purposes and also upon the ground that bake house
erected on the adj joining premises Plaintiffs re-
join that said bake house erected by the owner Of
the adjoining premises, without their knowledge, and
over whom they could exercise no control Adjourned
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MON Y n1ARKET.
Wednesday, April 22-6 Pm.

Quotations for stocks continue without any materpl
alteration There very little doing. and the market
much depressed previous to the arrival of the
steamer Reading Railroad fell of per cent; Harlem
Long Island, Norwich & Worcester, Pennsy lvana 5s
Canton and Morris Canal closed at yesterdays prices
very slight Improvement in prices realized at
the second board. Harlem went up per cent Norwich
and Worcester 4; Morris CanalS Reading Bonds J.
with sales to some extent. There appears to be very
great eart making by the bulls to get up prices and
very possible they may succeed in running Of
the fances up per cent but while there
many local causes for depression, while the money
market continues in its present state, while there il
probability Of the Independent Treasury bill passing in
M most restrictive shape there can be no permanent i'm
provement quotations, for any kind Of stock. The
bears may withdraw from the market, and permit :he
bulls put up prices fve ten per cent for the
purpose of coming in again at the top of the market
make large sales and then hammer prices down as far
az possible.
There has been bill before the Legislature of this
State for tme authorizing the fire insurance CON-
panes of this city to fill up their capital stock to where
it previous to the great fire of last July Many Of
these companies lost nearly the whole Of their capital by
that consg ation and the Losses have been aid s far
they were able) promptly that the burnt district
has been nearly all rebuilt in the most substantial man.
These companies have applied to the Legislature
for permission to renew their capitals to enable them to
60 with their business usual; but for some
or other the Legislature has not acted upon the appca
ton. This is the season when great many policies
EXPIRE and those anxious to them cannot do So
Unless movement s made at once in this matter,
those wishing insurance will be compelled to get in
some foreign Office. Those companies which have suf
fsred SO severely and have met all their losses
promptly great Sacrifices entitled to all the aid In
the power of the Legislature to grant, and trust their
petitions will receive, at the esrles moment, that
consideration they deserve.
We annex q comparative statement exhibiting the
movement of the State Bank of Georgia and branches
for four periods, within the past eighteen months:-
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Total ...$i,alI,l6 s952H 7ss,ss l5s.7s3
The classification of debts due the bank and branches,
according the most examination and valuation
shows that very large per cent Is considered good but
the amount running to maturity $50 large compare
with the aggregate that any estimate Of their value cam
not but be very indefnate.
STATEMENT or DEBTS MATURING, In SUR, AND UrprR
PROTEST BANK 0EoRoIA BRANCHES.
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Com mon Pleas.

UTsn0eHeT.
ApML 22--Jonss Ciark-This was an action 10 re.
the value OF certain goods taken by defendant
from the store Of William Wooley. II appe ared
wooley selling for both plaintiff, and defendant on
commission; and, defendant, in removing bis own goods
from Of Wooleys stores, took away tho goods Of
plaintiff, who TO recover the value which he
estimates At $500. verdict tomorrow