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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

~ The band Of musicians from sseyermut
appeared lsst Wednesday a; the concert Of The PhAr.
monte Society Philadelphia. and every piece they pr.
formed was raDtnron.ly eneorsd. raose who has e,
pleasure q hearing them in tbs City will not wonder At
the above evidence Of taste In our neshoo'ho.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

CasApA-The official Gazette OF Saturday, Jan
a. contains pro fera prcross;on Of the Provincial
Parliament CT the United cAnsa FROM the gath q Jan
uAry 70 the sth u March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

Blows DOwS-A wooden building, corner q
Hicks and Anify which had recently been rsro,.
nom The rest Was blown over saturday mornlrs
Their were number Of persons on the house Al lie tn,
bu. fortunately sue seriously Injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31
Markets. Ew-OsLEASs, Jan. ,.

sales OF Cotton. good mttiug, At q y eis. sugar
4. In fair demand With sales Of fair qualities a. 81 60
rhrice 4. 5a a cts TIE market for Moasses = le-
prc,.ea and the for The dsy were princpay q =
ia cts Flour has settled down TO $ Tor prime vho au
uois and s. IS for choice lots. freghs are deenhne
IN CONSEQUENCE Of the numerous arrivals. The demand
FOR Exchange has fallen en- We notice few rsns@eols
az previous quotations 49,,
2sth-Co,ton s In fair demand AZ previous duotAnons.
SIR i without change NOGsses continues dun, win
80 al Il isf cts. The Flour market Is quiet hN-
charxss are nominal without any TRANSACTIONS OF import
Ance In Freishis We notice several new engagements
SNIP News CearsI-Ships Indiana. HSrish5rn'
ara C.sna for New-York. Arrirei-snips joseph FER
krs Washington, snd P4rthe1oni bark George Henry
big Capt Tom, sni schr Bosio1. nom Nc" iofA'
Nozzle Jan %. l.gs.
Cfsr-ef- Bark Ocean Bird, Providence; brig Dorota'
Bs-relons schr Patriot. Matag rds AT1rtd-Brs riga
>, s-cn, U,van, ,chr Edward & Frank, Portsmouth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

REVOLUTION IN BoLTIA--A letter from Val
p.r.so. dated Nov 30. says "A revolution has eroksi
or, ia Bsvs which promises to Be successful in dspiae NJ
the present Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31
RROOKIYN AFFAIRS

LECTURE on IraLr--Prof SEccaI nj Cal ALI
for wenssiiy eyenag pex, at the Boo xIyu
Institute lecture Italy and Pas TX which Ia the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31


SsSDs's sARSAPARiLLA.-This valuable medicine eos
bnes the sausry productions the most potent ss
pies Of the vegetable kingdom, Its unprecedented ~
in the restoration Of health 10 those who hS oa
pinned under the most distressing chronic msstiss' ~
given It exalted character, furnishing, as Il doss sr
dence Of ts Intrinsic value aud reeommeadrs ~
tho afflicted Ia term, the afflicted only sno~. ltls
long been most important desderatum IN the prseS
Of medicine 10 obtain remedy similar 10 this-onsrs
would the liver, stomach ard bowes, with 81 ~
precision and potency Of mineral preparations yet v
out any Of their dsstsrous effects upon the vital poser
Of The system EruptioGs Ia ell their various phases
GERS Of ever5 kind rheums'ism. liver diseases, innss
on snguor aud torpdity q the general system sn' -
ny other complaints, csn be relieved and cured no'
valuable combination OF deteTsen tonic and sgerisnL
Prepared aud .old. wholesale and retail, ~ A. b.
| SANDS Wholesale Ougziss. 100 Fston. corner q ~
nAul-st rs Broadway ana ~ East bro-c way n ,en,
s5s also by Drassists generally throughout ths cs"'
Stat. Pfs@ A. pes eotfi~ ~ 80 bottle. Zoe -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31
Law Courts.

SrPFxloR COUEr-Bef1rc judges oakley, Ysnderpos
and SSLdiord.-De els ons -.asnoad ". I'm suit
ON Judgment Of the Common Pleas for So. Motion q
set IL aside on the ground 81 oppression ani that
brought 20 multiply Tho Court refuses ~ iaerfers
Blunt vs. Shindis.-Execnton levied by sheriff Of Co
iuuttf .inty iu'smCut OF this Court. l-cticn
made 20 the sheriff return This Court kEows u %
return excerpt the Official rturn. II the >aerd b.. bess
guilty OF malpractice the plaintiff hiss bis remeoy.-Nr
lion ceuiei
sarah Ralioci, plaintiff IN eyor. IS Lose and oa-,.
detendanisin srr0f-App The Court considers ns
ne decision in ihe below, That Mis- A. part
nsr o. her sser lsnce tec-sset-'hey kept high, ~
srectabs boarding. house in Broadvsy.l wr corse. tr
mat Court erred no s-9irs the Cause ~ action accrued
is42 Judgment reversed.
Heron vs. Riier n al suit "a recover quantity 4
polk delivered ~ the inspection yard 81 M buisp.
don los or delivered 10 cher pariiesA verdict 81
rendered or plaintiff snd motion IS made 70 set 4 rs
The Cour' docs not that interfere with hsv
I dei --H0fDn denied
| Vrataer rs Hgdsn --pian.in-s husband cosmfis
.ul.ae previous 20 Which he maze his will ard sg5Snx
c..usnt his executor, who took secession II BIS tcs
.nd personal Effects. end 81 o 1. Is sad, her po,oa
The widow. She, however, sud 10 an action o. rcfs
! for broaking spd catering the house sud tkEg ne
| uropcrty, &c. Various questions were rsseo, ~.
verdict taken suit O. a. the opinion u the curt NJ
Court considers ,fN the executor bad gst to ists N
! p,ousriy aud tol rs he dh Jncgncnt Of Don,ut
! LGngiy vs. Ho,sN Ga a iutgm. ~ IN the Nrs
Court me cat. O scr taken ami the mote,
ced ana paid over 90 the detndart but me iiismsa
ON spreai was reversed aid question IS u csencsi
can be proceeded against for money hai ana receive
The Cour- thinks he can. judgment Tor piAnuf.
Demon co vs. The Napor. dc ef Nec-f0rt.-on 40 "
ton anage dor TO paintfs premises durrg The eds
,trucfisu OF sewer nousuif was entered and noicn
made 10 ef il sste. Motion granted and new rsl sose
Br,rU, Reearsr dc. vs.. Stgian Judgment Tor F'.'
tn
Leara vs. Putnam --JudgmSn, of nonmlt
CORR o. COMMON pLlAs-D.forc judges Ulshosfsf, Il
| graham and ly.-Declsions fhf PeoYf w. d
Baum e df-Ol fhGndon mont bond which referrt
ana report made in favor Of piainuf Motion ~ made,
| set 70 aside Motion denied.
Brarster vs. Srilo Verdict 50, aside and nou,uIl q
| deTed.
| Sane - Morrison. Same.
There also some ci,0hs on sppesl aud demurs
In the suit before Judge DAILY dUWd Flsrorh rs j
r. Sparrow 20 recover the value r quality OF Oh cash
the jury found verdict for plaintiff, bat also said ~
tender had been made 10 tho amount considered BY n
| Jury 70 be dec.
| ~ The American Museum continues 10 10 fully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

CRY HosPlrAL-A public meeting will bes.,
a, Tho Brooklyn Institute, wsshington-st on T,....
evening. in relation TO the erection ofa rev City Hs,
At which the snnaA report viii he real. and address .
livered BY seversi dis;ing uishet speakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

N.yaL.-Tbe L ship Plymouth after a o..
siderable outlay in t,ing her for erse has bese =,
nounced un.easoIihy ard ordered 70 Serfok to to As
10 for complete repair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

presen, interest those subject. ~ sonb,e.. .,,.-,
large audience. The lecturer. from psrsona seos.,.
snes With Italy. bis native country, Is ioss, s.,
competent than almost any other man IN fhs mrs,,.
10 elueisse both It's past history and present ,sus.,
Hs advertisement may be found under the proper la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

~ The American Museum continues 10 he fully e.
tended despite the dull season Of the yesr and The are,
number of smusements In the city. The manssemii
neglecfs opportunity 10 enhance the interest Of ID
lace by the addition of every possible novelty, and ~
IRE 9uent alterations OF it, amusemsnts To-day re bh
Ntcresting one, with performances afternoon aud ewes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

r. Asthis Is the season provide for Spring bUIinss
ard 10 make the FAC known reader, sssn reminci
Of the agency of b. PALMEE, where they can adgeis
In the pspers Of the county best suited to their pursss
he the accredited sgent VI the best papers far and nr
and cbeeruly sises the requisite Information 10 enss
oil . understand the sub and adopt udclOus syass
Of ADVERTISING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

GIN. GEORGE p. BARKER-We have already
ctroniced the death Of this distinguished cItizen'
ar his residence in Buffalo on Thursday last lie
had long been leading politician in our State on
the wrong side. and was once elected to the Assem-
bly from the strong Wing County OF Erie because
his great influence at Albany was wanted TO carry
through one or two Buffalo Bank charters under the
old Safety Fund system, and the Buiaonians were
lust then more intent on cash than principle. He
carried the charters, the Banks were started and
in due time blew up, cheating the People out OF
some hundreds of thousands OF dollars Inc
fault, we are confident, was not Gen. BIS
When his party came into power In the state IN
lsn-2 Gen. Barker was chosen Attorney Gen
era and discharged the duties of that post with EN-
inent ability. Three years thereafter when the
office was 70 be filed by new eleotion,th hunkers
were in the ascendant and he was doomed but his
friend and fellow Barnburner John Van Buren, Just
slipped though the Csucus-we think by one ma
ioritv. while the Hunkers turned out Col Young,
Secretary of State, but did not venture then to su
persede Controller Flagg Gen Barker thereupon
returned to Buffalo and resumed bis high place at
the bar, which he has since maintained. Among
the hundreds Of thousands of his party who at heart
condemned the Annexation Of Texas, he was one
of the few who openly opposed it, He was among
the signers of the Secret Circular which made
considerable noise in "a. which urged, along with
the support Of Polk. the election Of Congressman
hostile TO Annexation i. was exposed, denounced
and defeated
Gen Barker enjoyed through life a hish degree
of personal popularity among all classes, and MS
des,h is widely lamented. He was yet In the
prime OF life-hsrdly more than 40 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

COMMON Couscu.-The Board Of Aldermen III
hold meeting q, the Common Council Room M. sv.s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31
DuGinese Notifies.

AnERloAN MusicAL iSsrirUrg-Resulsr reherssl no
Monday even ing At y o'clock precisely.
w wARros's EsvALEsrA, f0r The esrs Of Constr
ucn. Piles &c. Fer sale by RING. 1872 Broadway J1W
~ DnMoSD POINTED CoLD Pass Of every qsia1
and price, at wholesale and retail by Is. =. WArso'i
Co. q wiiism-st. one door below wall't. AID u
SAyAcE, " Fulton ST. manufacturers OF the essbrn
"Richel.eu" Gold Pen, 8oid Pen, for Ladies, Banssn
Book.keepers and for letter.wrlting. Gold and sJw
Cases Of all sizes. Gold Pens at -, 81 p and ~ o.
Gold Pens repaired Or exchanged n. B-for ever
Richelieu" Pen that the points 81, new os'
will be given without charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31
s,c WhiG General Cot"

= Ds.scrasic whis Genera IN ). held on
r'sa'H y.h,n.ry 1. att O'CLOCK, at the Bro'o'
rsss1sy sv'h'ns PHILIP HONE. Chairman
Wy J H. HosAsr HAw'' Vice Chsirmsn
ZorHAs MILLS,
Joss,n R. TAvIos. }sseretariss SIR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

~ ADAMS Il Co. will accept our thanks tor
Boston paper. In advance Of the mall delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

~ A bill providing tor additional Judge Of
the supreme Court Of Msssschgse;s passei 20 third
reading In the House o. Representatives a. Boston on
Thursty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

Your Pony Express i, in from New Orleans with
syces to the afternoon ofhe 2'sh There had been no
later arrivals from Mexico.
LATHAM. srSAToR.-rwo attempts were male In The
r.,.,,re Of Louisiana 70 cleo. senator 70 Congress
but ne vote resulted each time in ~ between MI ben
NJ % Wig and John slltel, Loco-foco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

OxE DoLLas TWELVE and HALF cENrs-annn'
-Confd.nsial-Any lsfy between twenty and thiriyts
scssn< syEameificsi FORM COCO features &c - ~
couEdentiz.y, she suppose any lnan eosd 81 n'r -
while such ye ow teeth, such salov, rorfh es
skin. aud such dirty, WHY bad hair when b. sPe'ss
IN. above 81 she ght have decae white teeth W
sweet breath ard beautiful head Of hair She can ss
the frs, beautiful white teeth and sweet oesn
using q box Of JoSss's Amber Tooth Psfe 100
white pure ard spctess snow, by osss e-s ,,.I
genuine JONEss Italian Chemical soaps sns 80.
head Of hair BY So bottle OF JosEss Coral bsli ~ n,
tive Do POT form an opinion ss,nst nv os's 30
will regret u, bu' be sure 20 ass ~ 1o.
eles sold Only IN Ne~Yors, 81 the sifn Of the A"q
Eagle, - Chsthsin Il f"
HsAR HI~. LADlgs -Dr' James And,nor, P!ssa ,s.
Chemist # Mass,chss-tt. says. ARR .nsfsn t.rt
Spsnisl Lily WI te, hod " possesses the me- -.
and na,u al II ID, same tim, Innocent whns ee~
c-rtsinly can conscents0usy recommend 10 20 90,
whose skin requires oeastifJins' sold only ,,sx
hsm-st
- Do YOU ~vast to dress besatify aud make yosf
eos and fne Reed Henry T.. CDl.en, ate esr,,.en
bard the South America DO certify mar - Il
Cors Hair Restorative Is The best article ever -
dressing softening. cleans ng and esping The bUs
soft, clean ..y, DARK and in order ~ ny sts
preferred snythine else Sold 10 New orr % ns
| At d o0slyn.
" VIII you marry and get rich. hsns''me, s..,rt
A lady Your face your fortune - svs
el-af fair Is white II not, q can be m,ns -
.'re.klsd- Thousand. have been msee thss 80 ~
wsshed once twice Win JoSEss ltAs ~ arc ~
The eject 10 glorious ana n.solnesnt Ss - Issna,
the ssouine JoSEss soap, ~ the nss o. Is, ID 80
Essl-, 50 Chatham ~ or ls9 fulton .. bf0os'-
IrAtI.S NJ, oIcArso soaF- FOR eree,u.y rem hs an.
pimples feckles. roashness sslownes ~ ~
warranted. Prepared BY Dr. Gocs,op ~ ssesss,sss
Pousrs Subtle for .rsa,ss,iss .upernuOs' % rA
Rouge for eoorng hps and cheeks desp g. 1ssks bsh
k ks 'P Po@sds Tor .asisuiy dy.s, b. H.
Tooth Psstes, Extscts Bstehsior I's'"
yTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31
FROM THE SOUTH.
By Pony Express and Telegraph
TO TIE YEW. FORK TRIBUNE.
PETERssrBc. Jan q

PErERssrBC, Jan. -
Your Pony Express has arrived with dates from
Seworeans 10 the 23t. Il brings nothing later from
the army.
very large mass meeting OF citizens favorable to Gen.
r,vo- far the Presidency. held al Nsworlsans on
,be ad The ee;iog very crowded and very enihn-
Sssic. -, n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

The Police Of the Firss Municipality OF Ne"Or
leans OF the 81 Of January arrested nan c"ne MIN
.ef Andre iouino sgsiost whom there were ia &c sep
srate atidsvits Tor sssauitlns AID 'taoors WIN intent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

Though am not pious ye. As sinner say n We
have pow erfa authority for Ia the eoudnct Of the
people Of Israel who led by Divine power TO posses
themselves Of the LANDS Of the Ammonites and snie the
witn The -dse OF the sword 7k mandate ffo 6ea
sz,dss fA mar, ans gives 70 arms aus
shns viii continue TO guide and 70 prosper America
Where is the mandate Who has countersigned
IL From Moses TO Houston is rather stride but
let Us hear on what authority this mandate from
God to smite the Mexicans and possess their lands
is asserted We can't take this on the personal
authority Of the Senator from Texas after detect
ing him in 90 many fasehoods. Who is his endorserl
A Mr.. Henry s Foote whom the Mississippi
Repadistors have sorely taxed the omnipotence Of
the People in attempting to make Senator Of fol.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
Published every Thursday. !
State praying investigation Of proceedings in the office
OF the secretary Of State referred select committee.
The House adjourned
AT IERNOON SESSION.
PeiltIgDS preSpnlOd

Petitions Presented.
By Mr. MajOr OF l.. w. a divorce: laid
taole-Alr Jones Of s. relative school funds and relative
to fees OF The auditor Of Switzerland couny-Mr Thomp-
OF c. relative TO the side canal Delphi If
Wabash and Erie cana-alSO BY for divOTce-Mr.
Richmond for act ncopoTaingthe Hydopahic Instilu-
ton-Mr Commons the subject Of jurisdiction Of
Of the Peaee-Mr. Nef, land limitation and home
emPoB-Mr Lowe, the subject Of county officers fees.
Reports fr0m Standing Committees
BY MIR. Robinson, from committee elections reporting
that all the members Of the House puperly entitled 10
their seassso by same, nexpeden legsate upon the
subject Of permitting Of Jackson county tote
in their ad1inng Townships counties
10 be added when motion Of Mr.. Miller, the bill and
amendments laid the the table, ayes So AZ
also allowing voters in Morgan county any town.
ship they chOo~e; laid the table,
By Mr. Keise indefinitely posponing' the bill, fixing the
time of peferng complaints before grand ures; concued
in by the House.
BY Mr. Kinney, Of the committee education, reporting
that the had arrived for the establishment Of free
sysrem-and accompanying therein of bill organ
zng system Of free schaols-oIdered printed
made the order Of the day Monday 10 o'clock A. NJ
By Mr. Blythe Of the judiciary Committee that The bill
authorizing administrators administer
postponed; coucurTed in.
By The same Of bill relative to the execution Of DEGREES
chanceTy ordered TO be engrossed-ao relative the
lass passed to second reading-slso same
committee BY Mr. Roache, providing for Library in Pulas-
XII Countryside BY same of bill imposing additional d.
ties prosecuting attorneys; laid e table.
BY Mr. Cole of committee, repeating bill relative
TO the service Of subpOenas in chancey passed to second
reading. And the House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
ArrERSoon SESSION.

AfIEhSoon SESSION.
The bill imposing additional duties upon county proseeu-
tors being the oder Of the day; after several amendments
being made, referred committee with Instructions
bill giving further time for the into the
uy, the revenue Of the county Of Delaware; passed
Several bills read the second tine and ordered to be
engrossed.
And the House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY MpNING. Jan. Is, l54s
WEDNESDAY. JAN
Rennrl

BY Mr.. Hankins, from committee education that il is
expedent grant Germans separate and distinct schools
teaching the German langu ge-beter 10 sssmste them
by all proper the character and Institutions Of this
country s1ucufred IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-12
CITY TRADE REPORr.

,, FRIDAY, August ll-6P. M
The -four market exhibited no change of moment
and about the average sales we're made including this
State, Ohio Hat hoop, sc. Dealers were disposed to
wait for later news, due by the Acadia Sales Of new
North Carolina wheat we're made with small lot Of
Genesec, on terms stated below Corn continued firm,
and sales fair extent again made at full prices
Meal sold at advance Rye sold at previous rates.
Oats were dull owing to the new crop coming forward
There was fair business doing In sugars at about pre-
vous rates In cotton sales were light and operators
were waiting for later news.
F7our-Sales Of about 1000 barrels
were made, Including different lots among which were
1000 barrels this State, at s. 06& 12X; 400 a
500 round hoop Ohio at S6 other lots this State
sold within the above range; Southern was quiet
at SIS 3Ix a 02ls; pure Genesee worth IS 37k
90. sWheaf-Saies Of 1900 bushels North Carolina
new were made mt 110c, and $500 do Ohio, p w a.
800 do prime new Genesec at 14Oc. CornAThe sales
amounted TO about 10000 bushels, including about
10000 10000 bushels mixed at % a 63J,c: 200 do
northern round white mt 6lc; 1900 do do on private
TERMS 5000 do round yellow at 90 GsItc some lott
were reported sold at 81 0ssc. Meai-Sales OF aO0
barrels we're made at 50. Rye--Sales Of about 3o0o
bushels were made part adoat and part delivered. NJ
Toa1lc, Rye Wogr~-Sales OF 800 barrels were maJs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-12
had time to say Jack Robinson, the cunniR.
Wishing to destroy the evidence against him. d.

had time to say Jack Robinson, the cunnin
Wishing to destroy the evidence against him. d. =
one dollar bill from his pocket, popped I. In,
mouth and sw allowed ii down, that being the ids
cal dollar received from Mr. Tuok in change. T.
other keepers have been defrauded in the sse
way. Mr.. ii. Tichenor, No. IA Fulton street. was
swindled out Of bill of goods amounting to 500 ON
the 26th Of July, and check given the American
Exchange Bank for that amount, signed William
Jones' On the Goth Of July, Snow Hill, No. 81
Courtapdt street. suffered to the tune Of $3.50, and
check given for that sum, signed William Hancock.
A nd the fourth a bill of goods for $50 bought of
Marx Kelsch. No. 121 Bowery, on the oath Of July,
giving check for the amount on the Butchers and
Drovers' Bank signed William Palmer. Thi, Is only
four of forgery and swindling discovered yes
terday against this man; and doubt upon the pub
hcaton Of his arrest this day than double that
number will forward. and testify to having been
defrauded in the same manner This man Burch is
an individual standing about feet 10 inches, portly
looking, about 40 years of with sandy complex
ion and convicted in October 1916, and was SEN
fenced to years imprisonment in the State prison at
Sing Sing for false pretences and forgery of the same
nature as the he Is under arrest for. JUS
tice Timpson committed the accused to prison to
await further examination Meanwhile, all persons
who have been defrauded by this swindler will for
ward the ends Of justice by calling upon the sabove
named magistrate, at the Sd district police office, Es
Market