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United States Circuit Court.
Raf0ra Iud0a Ratfa

Trial for Musiny-Peter Scott. samuel Phillips, and
John Rooney were put on trial for an attempt to make
master in January 1884, her passage from the Cape
Of Good Hope to The city Of New York.
the Mo.iem in New YORK in November is4s We went
to Buenos AyTss MANILA Mscoa, Cape Of
Good Hops. rsrnamSgoS and from that home
January, 1886 the second day after the ship ls they
refused to do their duty unless the ship was put back
to st. Helena sooner than back to the Cape and the
ship continued to leak, he would put into st. Helena;
s:n .nd
fused to work; they put into the orscasts and
kept there three days. at the end Of which they let
their duty, until they arrived at Psrnambuco whom they
again refused to work. the captain took them shore
and brought board and shortly after they lowered
the boat went on shore brought liquor on board and
tsia called on them frequently to 70 to their duty Scott
refused, and scufie ensued between him and the cap
tain and he tore the captains jacket and attempted to
strike him.
Cross Ersminsd by NAsH-On the arrival Of the ship
at the Cape Of Good Hope, the whole Of the old crew
to leak until she arrived at the Cape Of Good Hope the
leak stopped at the Cape she leaked At the rate
Of seven or eight hundred strokes an hour
The testimony Of the captain, and some OF tho crew,
taken de bene ese also read and corroboraed the
evidence Of the second mate. The for the prosscu
THOMAS CHAuNIS, one of tho crew, was sworn and
examined for the defence -Wss shipped at the Cape
the captain told witness that the vessel leaked two and
half inches the day after left the Cape she made
fourteen inches Of all the crew asked the captain
to put back the captain consented and they tackled and
put back but made progress the captain then want
cd them proceed to Saint Helena put in there and
would give them one dollar aday the captain never
Helena the prisoners made dinaculty until they
found the ship Ave degrees westward Of st. Helena
they then refused work, and tho captain kept them
without food for three days after which they turned to
work and there more difficulty with them until
the ship got to Pernambuco Some other testimony Of
similar character given, amer which the Court ad
journed to this morning. whom counsel for the prosecu
ton and defence wsum and the bs given to the
jury.
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This composition has been pronounced By the French Che
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These articles form important addition to the Galvane
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was brought TO recover commissions for selling cotton
for defendant who 10 Captain of the ship Anson. Two
sold satisfactory price to the Captain The plaintiff
alleged the defendant had agreed to pay him 3} cents
per bale for selling the same. This the defendant de-
Med but expressed willingness to pay the usual bro
kerage which IL l2} cents per bale. One J. g. Post
brought forward for the defence that he weighed
the cotton for Capt Barkman, and signed his to
return Of weights city wsighsr, and being
examined ascertained that no in tho habit Of
weighing cotton business, and signing his name a.
city weighsr" without legal authority. During the
Of the trial. rich scene occurred between one
Of the Witnesses and the counsel for the defendant
The Jury rendered verdict In favor Of plaintiff for
the foil amount of his claim, ST Is.
Lsroqus and Buckley, for plaintiff. Manchester, for
defendant
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The schr. Ticonic, which sailed from Whining
ton N. c. recently for Mstsgerds, Texas, took out
passenger 10 whss and ~ blocks fssvss, from the
oeuaties Of Nesh end Kdgsssnb, n G., VAC 80 70 sssk
usw home In the now Otote.
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FOR SALE

!k LOT No ~ Hudson street Gin the block q s. Likes
Trinity Chsreh Lease Of q years ron the ist
ne The house Is in periee order having beea painted last
x inside and ont Apply the premises, WILLIAM
kETCHAM. Esq. No. 50 Murray st. rs iwsmc
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GREAT FIRK at vICrsnURs.-By the steamboat
Charlotte we yesterday received an extra from the
ONCE Of the vicksburg WMs, dated on Saturday, the
18th instant giving the particulars Of destructive con-
Migration in that city, which broke out that morning
We give the extra entire - a~A
vIcKssuaa, Saturday, Fob. 1A.-This morning. about
daylight, ere broke out In frsme building next the
river, the foot Of Jackson street, bslooging Judge
Bodley, and temporarily occupied by some slaves be-
shipped up the river TO his plantation. They kndeda
re upon earth that had been formerly placed there
and on which stove had stood, and II supposed II
communicated 10 the floor. II then caught the two
houses occupied by the Mers Dicksrson, which were
stored with hay and corn; and from thence II communi
Gated to the old building formerly occupied - the Ws
office. II then spread to the commission warehouse 81
MIR James OWN, entirely consuming that and Jour az
joining frames; then crossed Warrington street. ana
swept the buildings from the Of Jackson to ssin
and from thence up Main street to WalnutMr frisses
brick building alone being saved The norn de o NAN
street from Washington to Walnut 10 heap 81 tufns,
well a. north side Of Walnut street a. far ~ the
residence Of Mrs shockney, which was consu med The
wind was very high At the time and one half Of the town
would have burnt but for the recent ranhe roofs
Of the houses being very wet-blazing shingles and
great deal property has been destroyed, and many
families moderate circumstances have lost nearly
their all The losers werc Judge Bodley three houses
Mr.. Chinn, of New Orleans one; Mr.. Armstrong ore,
store Of Mesrs Akin 0wnn, belonging to some one
In Philadelphia; Hartws VickS heirs seveni nous1s'
Planters Bank one; u. 8 Bank one; g. c. Field twoi
ID. Downs one; Railroad Bank one, J. hsn, on
H. II. stdgsr, one; Dr. Peck, ons;E; y LILY D1sokin.
H. Arthur one; N. H. vick three and Msssy r,iS -
sons and others their stock Of stores Mss fislu
Klein were the only parties whose proPsV
euYods a. ar e Ne Know
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Common Pleas.

B6or6 JudB6 In8fan
FEB. H. George Buynham james H. Se,oart and
Cornelius p Pan Nsss-This was On action on poms.
sary for $780, made by Stewart and endorsed by
Van Ness Defence usury. Verdict for plaintiff for
$685. subject TO the opinion Of the Court case to be
made. For plaintiff, Mr.. w. Barrett and Mr.. Hoffman,
Jr. for defence, MIR. Stewart.
Before Judge DAILY.
Psmbevton u.s. 'Dickinson.-This cause was commenc.
cd on Thursday last and the plaintiffs had not up
to six o'clock yesterday evening been closed
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NOTICE.


- DWELLING HOUSES. STORES and vacant Lots
E; for sale sen. exchange Investments made pro
ducuve Heal Estate that will pay from twenty
CENT on Ss money with an vslse Of
Bond and Mogsge and Policies of Insurance obtained
re %0s rs.pon'bls companies in the county Apply m
NB-Pans, elevations specifications and coutracts for
buildng furnished here 81 At No Broad street short
Is liz n0n im:re CALVIN foILA A,ebi;.e,
- FOR SALE, OR TO LIE 9, ON the ressonabls
Sixth between Sixth and Seventh streets, Williams
burg L. Two ofthe above and intended a. Ecntee
redenees beng finished the best maansr and supplied
front, ke Twothrds Of the puchasp money may remain
scursd At per cent Enquire on ths gS%,sss O.
rs ,m.ne AoS u WS Val .s;...
= QUARRY FOR SALE, OR 10 LEASE-sitp.
@ the Passaic river in North Dellevills formerly
belonging 70 Abraham Jor.smon. bsq. Said quarry
has extensvelJ worked for thirty past andi:
sss hous barns, hundred feet OF wharf and
:svsnss.. acre. e Land which Eill Be .Oa :pr 2. y.
Of the snbscrber At the post ohcs in Bellsyille N
BeIleyiIls. Feb. -, 1915. no lm'me
HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.
PLEASANT country seat in the village Of Madi-
walk Of the Sssasfa rssidsnes Of Wm GisSon. Esq
beng about Is miles from New York
and from twice day. any day the year per Morris and r.
Two Houses and Bern, with first we'll of
Good schools and churches the immediate vicinity The
premise: are located ia commanding position, overlooking
the whole Villages and Of the
the place. being within minuse walk Of the rroad
which renders convenient for doing
the city who to retire the country For
- i. 7. THoMPsoy.,
IA lm-re Morstowd, N. J.
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TO MILLINERS.

* CAHL KING, the well known and celebrated -
6st premium Straw Hat Manufacturer, informs the public
that be b, fSr cal: mos. splendid ..,oItmsns Of
article called Paris Straw Gimp, made the shape Of
the Shepherdness Gpseyso beautiful and becoming they
the trade will do well call and examine before they make
their purchases the goods will be sold by the
ara very liberal price.
CARL KING. II Division street.
N B-A general assortment of all kinds of Straw Goods
and Paris Ribbons always ON hand f25 lm+r
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FISHER Chatham :sss ni.s n: s ssS
Valentine rters For splsndor vsresy and ehsapnes We
challenge the city Low prices the trade, motto;
call and Valentines made order original vesss fur
nished Orders from the Country attended 70 promptly
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EAST NEWARK
SHIPWRECK SOCIETY.

SdIPWNECk SOCIEIY.
THE undsnsned having been appointed by the American
ohpwyeck Society, collect evidence relative the
with the lat: dsstro9s .hpyrsek Of hs job
nSsy request all pers particularly the survivors,
then the American Institute in The Park, any
osy from II A. M assist tbs committee the discharge
Of thsir daty.
COMMITTEE:
Adoairum Chspdlsr T. w. rYsncis, M. D.
Martin Z. Thompsou,. Gen. John Dorsey,
L. D. Chaplin. Jas. De Peyster Ogden,
Henry Msigs
New York. Feb. n. ls4e. f25Ar
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Tn6lk At TuTA

LUCK AL This.
SELLING OFF FOR LESS THAN FIRST COST,
make room for l,rge supply Of F.sneh 0eods
yht Ere ch Do calf Shoes Pumps and Dancing Caters
Lsdy: CATER, Buskis slippers. Tie: patsnt le.,hr white
Rubbsrs and Ovehoes all Of which will be sold Is
less than hsretofore, I Broadway E,nkla
street. NJ CAHlLL.
IA me-
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

Otis FIELD ctfally informs his friends and the
~ public he has his old favorte quarters
BAsSFORD's ROOMs, entrance iX Ann s. adjoining The
Museum building. s Fulton street The Rooms and Ia
bles have been put perfect order The Tables Slate
and Iron with A India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
They will doubt Eurooean aud all plave being
lima balls for 0ermans
BIB sscrds new style Billiard Tables for sale; India
and French Cue sther best In the city: fne Billiard Cloth
aad artcs ths trade constantly hand and for sale
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BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
FOE Tjtsbbrry K:sns Gree fsid BmeScro Windsor,
MADAM All Pacssges Parcels and business the above
towns, Of the portion Of New Hampshire
and Vermont will be faithfully attended II directed the
care Of l.. BI0ELOW, II Elm aEreet, Boston.
2Sre
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Al RARE CHANCE

- WILL BE SOLD cheap. exchanged for city ppo-
n;ning l,sH acres Of which a.. y0odia:d. and Ii:
md seeded within Ave past and yields abundant
siru:tsd . miles from New York. from Huntington, fcm
eean Of sut The bsidaxs are an nearly and con-
rage Hsus Poultry HOUSE. Ice House. Baksry Wash Room.
and smoke HOUSE Twenty acres lie u poon to produce
cation with Bfoekyn to which from Fs5misEdse
Cold Spring daily for New York further p..ticu-
lars apply TO r. q. LUCKEY, 4
fT2wsm Is John IT,
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MuRDER.-We copy the following from the
Nashville (Tenn) Gazette of Sunday, March 10;
Yesterday afternoon, r. Il. c. Judson shot and
killed Mr.. Robert Porerfeld, Of this city. diff
fcuty of nature TO which we do not care to re-
fer. had arisen between the parties and upon meet
ing. shots were exchanged, which resulted as stat
ed above Judson arrested, but the excitement
was so great against him, when he was taken be
fore Justis Ferris for examination, it became evil
dent that he would be summarily dealt with. Some
cried Shoot him." others, Hang him." and
brother of the deceased shot at him several times
"A number of shots were fired at hun by others,
and strange TO say, he escaped all, unhurt, ran OIL
and hid himself in the City Hotel. Hundreds OF
excited persons collected around and in the Hotel,
and, after searching some time, he wds lound-and,
in cndoavoring to escape, he tell from the thlru-
story of the porch, without serious injury inc
sheriff then took charge of him, and conveyed hun
to prison, the people now seeming willing that the
law should take its course. Mr.. J. c. Pentecost
was shot in the arm by stray ball, and 1t Is aston
ishing that others were not wounded or KILLED.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that ludson Is the
author of the well known articles published IN va
rious magazines and still continued, we believe, in
the Knickcrbockcr signed Ned Buntlinc. lie was
formerly midshipm0n u. $. Navy.
! A letter from Nashville, Published IN the la
zcttc, gives most melancholy account Of the Is
sue of this tragedy. 1t is stated that the difficulty
grew out Of a Islander against the wife OF Mr.. Por-
ierield; that he attacked Judson and fired at HIM
three times without effect, when Judson drew and
shot him above the eye. After he had been com
mitted 10 Jail, in almost dying condition from his
fall about 10 o'clock at night the mob finding that
he was still alive, broke into the jail, Inaincd ami
almost Naked they threw him into the street, to be
hung. He begged for a ministcr-whch was de-
MED him-hc feared not death, but requested TO be
shot, and begged that if there was any gentleman
present. he would shoe, him. They took him to a
SOunrp and him M over tllp rail OF awning
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EXAMINATION or TEACHERS.

Nc Enron; In order candidates for School Teach
idea Of what will be required, in the examination,
induced publication OF the following from
the Circular of the State Superintendent, and the suggestions
suhiunod
g In accordance with the principles laid down. would rec
that county certificates should be to all cnnd
dates who found thoroughly qualified 10 teach in Spelling
Reading, Writing Geography, Arithmetic, and English Gram
provided they sl have taught school at least three
months, and established tcebe reputation for capacity to
instruct school, shall have attended Of
lectures teaching enjoyed other special advantages which
you may deem equivalent TO this"
Candidates should also he examined in other branches
which they may addition those above named such
History, Moral Philosophy, and in all
several branches which the candidate is judged qHalcd
teach be enumerated IN the ceiticatc.'
We would however be understood TO
genera Practice the Introduction Of these higher branches into
schools this time. IhooW gkacsS Of instruction, in the
more elementary branches should rcgard presents of
some few cases however may be required and be prop
er that some the higher branches should be taught"
'hc candidate's reputation for scholarship for SIKH and
success in teuchng ought doubtless in all 10 weigh in
yor decision before certificate be yOu WILL at
COURSE that the individual sustains good moral
character"
In vie of the foregoing, would suggest to cundOtes tho
poprety writing, briefly, and yet, definitely, and presenting
in that form examiners, their views, regard to The
subject of education generally the organization and management
of school and especially, the proper moues TO study and ohe
denco which should be set before pupils.
The candidates will perceive the necessity Of furnishing
themselves with testimonials Of their good moral character
| be presented at the examination
/ L. j. SCOTT Superintendent, of
Common schools in Washington Co.
N..,n.l;,, M,rcl, IN
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nnlnnrnN MAnKrr-nIo.p.r Manor b. lsla

BRIGHTON MAXIM El--hoNpAh MARCH ~ loiOs
At market, 4S0 Beef Catc 50 yokos Working Oxen, 30
Cows aud Calves, 700 Sheep, and about lao Swine.
PRicEs Bcef Ca,e-Last weeks prices fully sustain
cd. We quote ut - hrst quality 80 IS )
second 5 a 3 % third la 80.
WorKING OXEN A large number Of sales effected
We notice the followngto ~ 70, %, 81, u aud 500
Cows AND CALyEs Sales at Is, %, y and $50.
SHEEP. Sules from 10 3D.
swINE-soyern lots at ~ and "a primo lots alatge
Hogs out, l2 and ~ e old Hogs &C. Al retail
| and 6 All sold.
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In Cabot Fob pa by Rev $ Haynes, Mr. Beniamn W
Curss, of Montpelier TO Mis-, Be!sey tollum Of Cabot
Also by the same, Much u, MI Ots shh ul berlin, TO
Miss Marinda Goudel Of Cabot
Also by the same rch gih, Mr. Asa Hoyt 2i, of Crabs
bury to Miss Eyira NJ. Dmion OF Cmhsbury.
In Crusbuy, March lst, by Rev Mr.. Frost, MI John
Woodbury., Of Greensboro Miss Hamlet T. Goss, of Hard
wick
In Dalton H. March Cub, BY Rev. Pckens Boynton, Mr.
Dana Powers, of Lunculurg W. TO Miss Jane L. Drown OF
Dalton,
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Died.

In hi. village 3st inst ofconsunptoa Mr.. Judah Wush-
In West Pouney on the Goth inst Joel Bemon Esq aged
O. years.
In Dorset on 10Th Israel Sykes, aged e. years.
months and DAYS The dcceusd the last remaining o
family of l5-3 of whom lived to the age of maturity and
the average age Of the brothers (x in numbc was 80 years
and mont
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Montpelier, March 80, laie.


The undersigned would give notice that he will attend to
the examination of summer School encher at the school
House Montpelier Cene on Iuosd1y the IAN d'y oil N
next at nine O'Clock, a. VI.
,,,.lior Norrl 5f,b lsIG 80
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The OPTICAL ORGAN LECTURING THE SENATE
The Union Of Thursday has this hit at the Sen
ate;
"The Senate Of the United States have today
again adjourned over till Monday. Congress has
now been in session for three and half months,
and the Senate have only met four days out of the
seven in any one week. We had hoped that the
Senate would this week have changed their rule in
this respect"
The ntelligencer has the following sharp re-
joinder from one of " the party"
" Mr. Richie is behind the times, and he should
remember that the Senate of the United States is
not amenabe to him nor to any other self constitu-
ted power; but to the States respectively: and this
is the first time in its history that structures have
been made on the body by any paper in this city,
conyeTsant with the nature Of its duties, for pursu-
ing practice cooyal with the government and
which is known to be necessary for the wise and
judicious transaction of its business. 1t is to be
hoped that Mr. Richie, in his new situation will
in due season. learn that his lectures to the Senate
may not be quite as useful or efficient those he
has been accustomed to read from the capital o.
Virginia, to his followers in that ancient and re-
nowned Commonwealth.
A DEMOCRAT OF THE SENATE"
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RHEUMATISM,


nR. DEANS Rheumatic PILLS a SURE REMEDY for
~ this Complaint They have been the standard medicine
for it for than twenty years. und the Proprietor able
ret all who may be acquainted with them, Physicians and
Druggists generally in New England, for evidence of
rativo powers. MAYNARD & MOVES II Merchan.'s Row.
Boston, sole agents for the Proprietor.
FOR SALE by the Apohccures and county Druggists gem
orally. 56Gm.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

The examinations will open at precisely O'Clock A. NJ All
candidates for teaching. wishing pass examination, will the
necessity of being puuc the hour Candidates will please
uuish themselves with " Porter IS RtcOre Radr, for the
o;clsion.
1t highly desirable that Town Supeneudents cooperate
with this arrangement ia conformity with the accommodations
Superintendent and Immediately give notice in their
respective towns of the hour and place of meeting The aten
dance of District Committees Is respectfully solicited.
Superintendent win undoubtedly improve the opportunity a
lnrdod them making such suggestions they deem propc
the subject of schooEeepng and the improvement of
schools
]. MORSE FLINT,
Sap't Of Common Schools in Ordnge CouRtu
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Beautiful Pictorial and Emblemaiic Bind
ings, ready for HarperS' elegantly dlu-
animated RjbIe

Persons collecting copies of this Bible, and forwarding
subscriber, with directions, VIII receive The binding
of gratis.
Scripture Views Magnificent views of Trinity Church
and Of tho Communion Window Table and Seyicoi No b
The Istaees taking possession of the Promised Land and
The TRANSPORTATION Christ the Mount No. i, beau
fu English and French style combined.
l.. WALKER, ia Fulton street, New York.
County Newspapers copying the whole of this advertise
ment, and giving six Insertions shall he entitled to copy of
any works. All who may comply with these
terms please seud copy of the paper each time OF nser
tho Pibshcr, f. Walker, ia Fulton st. New York
March 10 1916 50
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TO CLERGYMEN, POsTMASTERS
AND OTHERS.

WANTED in every town and village in the u. States,
be men subscribers, and in the sale
the above work. very liberal per contage will be al
lowed. Address +, WALKER, la Fulton st. NJ Y.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY given that | have sold to my son, Mcha
sprout his time, and he is oo to act aad Trade oT hmse
though he was Of lawiulago. EDEN SPROuT
BIookheld, March 80, ls46, ~