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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
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T7NTRACT OF Observation-Disclosures Extract IS pat
AZ up g.t boa.4s-it = ;strs cAfe eassrseF and
superior any SoG. Il cares diseases without
volszs pzrsrs s'esesfas ie5t,l.-s the patent; ard
IS psrticrla-ly sdapied fora
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
The great beauty superiority Of Ibis SsEsapsrla
AZ other remedies Is, while II ersaeaes disease
o e 5 i ] AND s i 4 i \
soSsS,,rF'9E s.T $500 Sc sykso, ,,,,. c,,.
f'atarri istarl. SYiftrns q Blood. Ssrysess ias
Cs1st, Htat:e Fi-ss, Msti Ssrat' DissS.i: ar
&c arzr ava Be CgreL
Probably here never remedy Ihsi has been
eeanses strengthens The system and sgGeaTs 10 heal
the uiccrs The lungs snG the patients sradGaY regain
heir usual heath f1s ,ESg TER PRooE.
Ds TpwSsgNp. nsd been Stsictet for months By 4
DRY hacking cough At least raised great casHees OF
sccor panied with distress my unsuiy cough very
much increased and had cold night--Seats Learning
that YOU haa remedy for sach cases eoncud 10 ny
il Ipurchsse3 hottie of your Extract u >Srsapara;
before hsi finished taking L. my cough raising and the
pain IN ms side ie me- ard have reCsned my gene
al health Relieving your medicine hc very valuable
one chesrfuy recommend it those Who ar similarly
sira,ed found medicine pleasant 10 The aste ana
''''''s I's'''''7 - WI IL McHINSrEY. ~ Grand -
New-York. April 2Sih, lS46
ps. TOWNSEND: make the following statement, In
der 10 express my gratitude 70 yoa ard 10 recommend
pariIla 70 those who unfortunate have Lung
Complaints Consumption. While residing IN the South,
several wears had long ana sickness which,
with subsequent exposure very materially iuared my
siiton being able. however much % the time - work.
although lusgs Affected and had cough; for
The last wear grew worse and the last Winter
caught cold. The pain in my breast, distress in
breathing sud coughing very much increased TOOK
number of popular remedies For Consumption, hut they
failed 20 relieve Al last confined 20 my room,
snd was bad with the Consumption that d'd not cS-
pec To remain here long sent 10 Marcus D. Moore, who
resides al the corner ydus and Grand SIS twho viii
confirm this staiemsutl and made disposition OF my
property few days after tho friend sent you to see
NE you entered bottle OF yoUr Extract o! sarsapariia
TOOK i: according your directions and immedaiciy
felt rencved-my pain gradually left me- soon oreSiet
fraely-uy hacking cough subside- raised easily and
slept sOuidlyasd my establishment and delight wheu
hst taken Tn. The boe was able, a. you well
remember 10 ak from Ferry Beavers 10 obtain more
have continued take H. and am shout my business
although than months since commenced
with vour medcmes-and thankful 10 the Lord that
was Induced 20 Try them. SAM. H. STUART, Ferry'st
Albany, May 10th, s+i
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- We are sorry 10 smell that Paichouli-most
deiestabIe Of perfamcs-is coming INTO fashion seain
Ladies Danish The disagreeabIe intruder If one must
have just tie least exhsla;ion OF the mos; exquisite per-
fu.Ie ever invented this SIDE OF Fairydon ny Bosga,r
d, Lorss eria-e But Patehop,i-horribie,
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Two gentlemen gentlensn
Dand his VIII. have fall partial board at No Gu
Whitest near Broadway where there few boardcTs-
Also one large front room on second door Reference re,
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rFr Practical Phreuologists and Publisher
FOWLERS WELL> ~ Nassau - O'1es - ~ a. -
o's,o-k A NJ 10 10 P 81. " Ii
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Dr. TowssEED-DeGr S1s My wife was iast ? 81 a,
taxed win segere lever snd tOo6 large c1antnes q
c.ore; WI. ih she caught violent cod and " a. eDc,
hr-d 70 her about months. Wasn tnr irsl 80.
her she was atIacked With distressing Pa4nsj M 80.
.ore.mes 80 osd u Eer neck aad SHOULDERS alst nc
ss2os. distracted. could get NOTHING 20 'eieye i
we tired your Sarsaparla wtieh, Vbsn y pp..., it
ai.,eEy cured her We feel under ooligI0ts - ~ ~
acknowledge L. thar others may sVai Lhef1S,e, =
-nes1 a.c --ectoal rgr5ecT She Lad trVet - 80. -.
r. 600 49, bss heeu tro1hled VIII severe g1 Il
Inc heed and reck ,,,- JIM -
DaaieLsI Albany. APrl 9, is+o-
Principal o@ee Ii FuIloa..t- se.-Y0rs and 10
So Pesrst Albany. Agents for soson, As.alny :
go. s,.re-st Dr. Dyoti So3, l22 North oecond-st
SS 20; 70 s s. Hsace, Draggst, Baltimore r d.
80, Csar!es:oa Joan Virgin Co. EeTorleans l52
SS.-Tess And by The principal Dr1ggiss throughout
- T-rite6 STATS Wess Irdies and Gambia
None genuine except pat qp n n. afEe sia.e oeess
ar. o. s. TOWNSEND, and as rs-rs blown u Iss
si... sl7 ssas2rrFhskq1'
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RoAUnINE,=A Gentleman and his Wife wi.hes fss
tss.s. q
or no boarder in ghhorhood OF ST Luke's Church
,t,I,... : II AZ ,bi. otHc, OIL ST.
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DOtRDING.-A gentleman and his wife, or TWO Or
ID three single gentlemen, can be accommodated WIN
Yood Board and pleasant room, at 10 East Broadway
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Boarding an6 Hotels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

DOARD WANTED by Lady, with commodious,
ID unfumished room In respectable private family or
where there are but few boaTders Location West OF
Broadway preferred Please address L. W. A. at The Tu-
hume office stafing location and terms gu W
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BOARD WANTED-By French lady accustomed
ID tution who offers instruction in French German
or Music, In eNchsng. for pleasant room and board
Ia genieel family the upper part of tho city Address
& n No South-st New-York. o2t lwN
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SAML. HASNAY. Secretary
MIsruRS Posi-, NJ. D. Phy.ieian. So Broadway. o
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N1' ANTED-Sdnagious by Two respectable ycuug We
w ~ cook. wash and iron The other 10 do sec>
cra hcGsewor Best % City reference from last eIapoy
ers. Apply ~ l6l Second-st ost a'
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LARCESIE--Iames Brown was taken into Gus
toby charge OF stealing some carpenters tools from
on board the brig E-Ho Thomas Carr was arrested.
charged with stealing box Of starch worth = from
Henry Meyerhols OF Il Grcenwichst. James McKen-
s brought in on charge Of stealing shoTe from
the store OF owen McBride, 353 Brooulest
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BOARD WASTED-By Young Man In a priyais
Dfamlly down town Address a ietlar 10 Edwarct a.
office Of this OIL ~
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NArANTS-A sigsstion COOK, washer aud isoner N
w small private family: has good city reference Please
cs AZ No al sth-st buildmG. in the hascnent part
sta,Svs.ue. OF 81
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.--1-,-1 PIANO EOkTEs al very 1ow pflcss--
- Persons about purchasing Pianos WI IND
E84Tf-RsHi: 20 :ssir advantage call a. z Glenn
4 ] 4 j ICo's Mandatory. ist Falton-sr west Of
ErosGwsy5 general assortment Of A1hogsay and Hcsc
od piao. constantly 90 band which vii be sod low fr
cash or approved PAPER Dealers supplied Hbef. nrs
~ r GLENN Z co. iSs Pastos-sr
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DOARD-One Or gentlemen and their wives ana
ID Two single gentl.men may obtain board ahd suitable
commod lou. private family The situation
pleasant The rsghhorhood quiet and respectable and ecu
nal In the immediate vicinity OF the Broadway stagca aud
the Harlem cars being in ElmsL between Broone and
G,anJ Anpiy AZ ,G6 Flmst o5 I'm
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~ september ReporI Of lhe Mutual Lie In-

surunce company OF New fofk, No % " sll-st-Ihls
Institution curing lie month OF September Issued ninety
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Protestant \ osug Woman, q sirua
lgo EnNypry Cgi ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07

the late of Congress auhorisng the President call
out So 900 volunteers and the proclamation Of the Go.
of State, the military spirit OF city has
taken fresh start and numerous new corps have sprung
into existence and large portion OF the old being
revived. Among the former stands pre-eminent the
"Roxbury Artillery" corps Of fine looking, able boz
died noble set Of fellows who, upon the spur OF the
ment have formed themselves into corps of artillery,
and attached the nselves to Colonel George p Kanes
regiment They have completed their organization by
the election of the following officers Thos. Benner,
Captain: VIM. X. Wallace, LIST Lieutenant; VIM. A.
Smith, ID do; Quinton w Ratcli 81 do J. Burneston.
Jennings, surgeon. II is said that they have made
application for a battery OF eighteen FOUNDERS Should
their services be required by the general government
doubt not that they would render valuable service
The next in order is the " Hebrew Volunteers" who
although composed principally Of foreigners, have
the les evincea love and devoto for the institutions
Of their adopted country, by the organization OF mill
tary corps to act in concert with the native militia in de-
fence of those institutions and although protesting
religion opposite to the gentleman whom they have
chosen their commander they have still strongly
evinced love for the honor, glory and perpetuy OF
the independence Of this country They have compet-
cd their organizatio by the election Of the following
gentlemen officers Thos Carroll stain; Levi Ben.
jamin LIST Lieutenant Joseph simpson I'd Lieutenant
samuel II Goldsmith 81 do; s. Eytingo, LIST Sergeant;
and DIR. j. Horwitz, Surgeon
Captain Carroll held the post OF Paymaster of the 5th
Regiment which he freely resigned when called to the
command Of this patriotic band OF volunteers
Each Of these companies together with others which
have been recently organized will make their first pa
rade the 18th September next the anniversary Of the
battle of North Point
The military spirit has been completely aroused in
this city, within few months past. and look forward
anxiousy 10 the tins when shall be greeted with
grand and as imposing display Of citizen soldery
was our wont in olden times
shall keep you advised of the doings Of the military
and other associations in midst and in my next,
hope to be able to give you more extended account
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07
Court OF General sesnions.

JrLY 6-This Court was opened to-day for the July
Sessions before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Gilbert
and Stoneall.
JOHN NJ. McKEoN, District Attorney.
The calendar for the term embraces the following
number of cases. for assault and battery, with in
tent to kill l; assault and battery, with intent to
NIT rape 4; forgery i burglary g.; grand larceny 10
petit larceny second offence 81 receiving stolen goods
false pretences previously convicted 3; previously
indicted l2 abandonment Of families, bastardy &c Il
making total of 81 new and old casea.
Grand Inquest-Oi the usual number OF gentle men
summoned to attend grand jurors, only IL answered
TO their Those present were therefore dis
charged until tomorrow morning, when another effort
will be made to complete the panel.
Petty Juy--Of 81 persons, summoned petit jurors,
20 only appeared to serve.
Trial for Grand LsreenyIJohn Smith, colored
young man, then placed at the bar on charge Of
grand larceny, in having stolen from the basement Of
dwelling house, No. III West fourteenth street on
the 25th Of May last while the family in the up
stairs three silver cups and silver spoon, OF the
value Of S3 belonging to Mrs Julia Dunning On the
part of the prosecution it was shown in evidence that
the accused detected n the act by Dr. Wilson, and
most of the property found upon him.
The Jury after a short consultation, rendered
dict of guilty and the Court sentenced the accused to be
imprisoned in the State Prison for the term Of two years
The Court then adjourned until tomorrow STuesday)
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07

The following comprise the whole of yesterdays ar
rivals at the principal hotels.
AMsm,oAs--Mr. Loeser. U $ A.; Lieut. and DR. Ord
do; +. Bsothe, Delaware; T.. Austin, Tennessee; w
Kainey do T. Sherwood, H.; J. kilIe Philadelphia;
MIR Tuckerrnan, Boston; Rev. Geo. Adee, Va; MAJOR
Boodgood Albany; JOS Stiles, Georgia; j. Gardner,
Cohoes; +. Wemyss, Philad. m
AsToa--J. seeln, Pittsburgh; Blanks Clarksville;
Mr. Curtis, Washington; Ira Bursey, do Clark W;
&. Jackson, Baltimore; ~ Rochester, Rochester; 8
Gam Cincinnati; -. johnson, Md p. Archer, Texas;
B. GardslI, Philad; Bell, 81 Jago de Cuosi =; nor
land Philad; r. Evans do; Little, Cincinnati; bas
sett Conn L. Ellis Boston, c. Eustis, do; Hon. Daniel
Webster, Washington.
ClrT-D Clarke, Conneeticuti Justice Philadelphi.i
DR. Spence, New Jeasey; Ell Whitney, New Haven; A.
Peterson, Philadelphia; J. Welsh, Derot j. Bradford
DO: g. Jeter Phi adelpha; Gcor. Straton, New jersey
W. Howell do; VIM Cosby do; Thos. Lewis Philsdel
pha; r. Ticrnay do; II. Davis, Boston; j. MontgomsT'
Pkiladeiphia; 4. Wright, New Jesssy; H. D. iy'''
Newark - a~sd~.,ort.
FnArnLrS-s. Gold PhiIsd.; W. Morrison gnokePc n'
J. Crosby dos Barker, Louisyille sIrowie, tHs,ose
port; p c Calhoun, do; w. Tompkins VINE ,r.:s.1
Crit,erdon Ohio; w. z. Hart, Troy Edw hay' o"ca'
J. Pewham, Providence. . s.,-..A r.v..
Dsyford Canada; J, simmons, Boston; 3 Wilkins fhia'
~ X Mason do: WIN Smith, syracusei willis, doi
Captain Roc, New York; Nj. Mallory, Philadclphisi D.
Elliott, Gsorgia; NJ. Knower, fhiisdepnmi NJ Dousn'o"
New York; Mr.. Hen, BALTIMORE
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VIRGINIA.-The immigration into Virginia from
the north still continues Farmers from western
New York and New England practical and skful
agricultnrss, endowed too with industry and enorgy
60 into Virginia and buy up farms which lying ex
haused and barren from bad culture rather for
OF any culture, worthy of the Fairfax county
coming fast into the possession Of settlers like these
Other portions of the State also likely to be rescued
in similar from the threatened restoration Of
the empire Of the bears wolves and wild animals gene
rally now reappearng in their ancient haunts An in
fusion Of Northern energy into the sluggish of
Virginia life will do the old Commonwealth good at
Is singular spectacle" says the Richmond Republican,
which Virginia presents: the departure OF her
sons to other lands and the immigration into her borders
OF citizens from other states For years has she been
drained tho flower of her youthful population leav-
ing their place to be supplied by who to place
o higher value upon the advantages which they have
surrendered" In due time doubt Virginia will awaken
to the perception Of the main Causes Of her premature
decrepitude The western portion OF the State W III
show something by its example, by and by Of the true
sources Of conmomwealih's prosperity. Gov. Nc
Dowels Messages have useful references this
ku hject with facts aud statistics which speak q very
plain language Of their own baltimore .inerican July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07
MODEL OF NEW YORK

THIS immense work Of will for Exhibition the
Minerva Rooms s06 Broadway, Saturday, the ttii
July accurate aud beautiful miniature of this
Metropolis carved wood representing street. lane,
building she'd the s!evons and depressioas, the
shppng mboats wharve and other object the
CITY to the number of millions IL has been for
than ,ye and upwards Of hsndred have
been employed construction including OF the frat
artists American aud European.
Above the Model is \ splendid GOTHIC CANOPY, con.
t,iniug different Oil Paintings Of OF
the principsl business establishments in the City.
Doors open from M. to 10 PM
Tickets rs DO the principal hotels and
book aud music stores Season Tickets so cents
Children under 10 years of ,ge, h,fprce.
+. PORTER BELDEN, Propaistor.
NIB None bu' strangers a1mtte the 4th Tvs ivossr
PAVILION. sew uIGl,ItTON
~ BLANCHARD has the honor inform his friends aud
the public IN general, thar the Pavilion Ia now N full
operation and prepared for their rec sption.
SsaInbo boats run between er No North River and New
Brighton at the following hours viz
rom Nsw brighton. From New York.
9, IL A. ~ II s. NJ.
Q, 6P. NJ ~, S, 81
e BLANC ARD.
Pavilion. New Brighton. June I. 1876 jq1tfrc
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GAIT. FRIsBrK.-It was stated some time ago that
this individual, who had been ARE ted at Kingston
free people Of color which he had taken board
his brig from that island, had made his escape Yet in
asmuch Kingston papers, subsequently received here
made mention of the fact, it believed to be
error It not however, for yesterday saw let
ter from the venerable r. NJ Harrison United States
consul at Jamaica. confrmaory of the report. Mr. II
unfortunately his security in bond for $4,000 If
Frsbe remained he would have been acquitted. Proof
of his innocence sent to Kingston by the collector
of this port-Nep ORLEANS Della.
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FROM Ponce, p. R.-By t.e brig Ducamin,
Captain George Nelson. nj this port, from Ponce,
p R. June 10. we learn thai since last ajvices. the
islani ha been visited with heavy rains which impair.
ed quite promising aspect TO the young sugar crop
had discontinued grinding the old crop, and had turned
their teaon to the cultivation Of the cane
quenty there nst particle of first quality in
ket OF Inferior brands there abundance. which
principally bought for expectation to Europe at
prices ruling from 81 T. The stock of molasses on
hand was light, and in the face Of active demand
readily commanded Si3 80 per cask.-Phiia. North
american.
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Thy forest wave is beautiful asleep upon the shore
No zepayr stir ia mirror or wreathes it, waters oer
so Tranquil is its bosom, that tho angels of the sky
Behold print OF heaven. when earhward passing nigh
The wild woods gentle children lilies of tho lake
Rshe, in ty chrystal such living hues they take
That the humming is cheated, and dropping on thy
breast,
Mistakes the lovely shadows for spot whcro no may
rest.
Thy forest is dreaming in food of peary light.
Which shrouis newly allen snow, the emerald woods
at night
When the herons cry SILENT and the btterns wing IL
heard
Like the throbbings of a wind-harp by brsezes gently
stirred
Moonlight In showers of silver falls the ottars sde
And dazzles DER the covert-the roddeer sleeps be
side
And tho beavers dam, whore the is flow ing
back
1t shsls blaze of glory--as upon spirits track.
Thy forest is angry whom tho winds bowling
nigh
And through the shvered hemlock the tempest voices
cry
While every is crested and Ger the foaminz tide
Sea gulls slowly sailing and triumphant ride.
Above, rainbow lifts its form-anothsr shines below
Alof the eagle to rest amid its radiant glow.
Thy earthly hues changed at the approach Of even,
And smiling STILL thou art again perfect type Of heaven
Bethesda Of tho wldernoss-pri meval beautys thine.
And arownns forests guard theeas guards an eastern
wOrldweary have sought thee in sorrow care and
Yet the healing Of thy waters, sought in vain
CALEB Lror, Of Lyo usdale.
CITY HorEL July Q, 1916.
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SUMMER HATS.
ECONOMY IND FASHION,

n ROBERTsON's PHENIX HAT AND CAP
- MANUFACTORY, io3 Fulton street.-The under
signed the attention Of the public TO the quality Of
his Summer Hats possessing the various properties Usually
sought for by the Of taste have the additional merit
being below the standard prices They
enally similar in material workmanship and finish TO the
articles actured by Che splendid Of
Broadway and close comparison Of their respective
merits material difference can be perceived except y
u mms which efeetually prevents the persprauon OF
he forehead from striking through. and mparnE the ap
Dearance.
Their weight s from az TO ~ ounces-bsnE much
lighter than substantial Leghoms OF Panamas Persons OF
aste and Judgment who in their purchases BY
Of cost invited examine them, and t.
establish by the Of their value
pared with the productions " other manufacturers
mp In RORENrSON ln7 Fulton street
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Court Of Common Pleas.

Before full Bench.
JuLy 6-DEcIsroNs.-.8gness Cochran rs. pincenf L.
compile and Laurence Dnfow.-Appeal dismissed, with
81 costs OF appearing
VIM G. Buekner ads. Isaac Gerry ct nI.-Verdct con-
frmed with costs.
Nm W. Smith, implicated, &C., ads. VIM. Currie ct al
Verdict confirmed, with costs
John Hanna rs. VIM. ID. Hutckings and others YER
dict confirmed with costs.
Darid a. Bokee and Daniel d. Nash ads HIM. Could
ct aL-Verdict confirmed with costs
Before Judge Daily.
William Hdydon Us. James MnIDard aud WIFE
This was an action for SANDER The parties were
members of a church up town. The plaintiff was
also treasurer of tho church Some i'll feeling be-
tween them and Mrs. Milward called the plaintiff
thief said he unfit person for his situation and
that he would rob the church; that no also stole silk
and when in the old country caused minister's wife TO
cut her throat The defendant pleaded Justification and
also gave in evidence that the plaintiff had sandered
themselves and their family several times Adjourned
to this mornng.
For plaintiff, Mr.. P. Wilson; for defendant, Mr. N D.
Blunt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07
GENIN,s GOSSAMER HATS.

= UENLNS OO,oonIHEII IN 70,
- IL is year, the (}ossamer Hat first
introduced by the subscriber the notice Of the New York
public ghtes the desirable the tasty
article for summer wear heretofore in
The astonishing attending them evinced by the
extraordinary large of sales and the popular sppoba
bestowed upon them by the who have given them
patronage have been lost the subscrbsl who,
show that he is anxious excel IN his art
for public the Gossamsr hat much and
liable like the Legho and Panama. to lose either shape
color from exposure the They be soed BY
either enpraon oil from the hair commonly the
with other Hats for the much admired style Of trimmings
originating with the proprietor, eectuay prevents all this
This is decided advantage over all other hats.
The pablo invited to call and this article at
J. ~ 0ENINS Hat and Cap Store,
my27 mArc Broadway. opposite ST. Pauls Church
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Superior Court.

Before fuH oencn.
Drc,,,oss-July 6-Mc Ccrran and Others ads. Fer.
aIl-,lotion denied with 81 costs OF opposing
BuyBank u.s. Ga,land-Kule Of 25th May, 1916. con-
snail at al ra Wheaton.-Motion for new trial de-
MED - 49,,
Wiiiiams ps Milbank and others.-Motion for new
syysds N U.s. Rapees al-New trial granted on pay
rnent of costs
pevefi ads. Drossv--Judgmant for defendant de-
murrer. with liberty TO plaintiff to amend, payment
of cosfs, within 10 day after notice of the rule.