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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIS1ANA
/8W DEpHRJ.MENJ

,r,UE LE,CTuREs and CoGRsE Of INSTRUCTION
L in this Department will commence on the SECOND
branches Of the Common and Girl La~, Public, "terna-
ectSres vii be delivered upon the various branches and
Those by Professor HENRY A. BuLLARp will embrace:
The history Of f sens, c Of s me Roman @
man School. I'll The Jursprudence Of Louisiana
Spain ": An outline Of the Land Titles in Louisiana,
whether from France Spain or the United sH's ,s,
and obligations Of Masters and Marns Collisions and and
Military Manners coatss,s Marine End ny
Rsbsas and dns d sa f.
embfaeins the Law q Pzs The practice Of zs G9as
PhV af nss Law III JadietiGPn Of ,s
IF II e asd
e Original JURISDICTION Of the District en co %f Am Gah'
The Lectures of Professor, R.sDEh nHr VIII treat M Gi
L. Commercial Law as it relates to d Rd e
g Tals f ssTes S M en Of Sole Traders
ara e sos and essa
sh nd ans % Carriers Contracts 81 Aeghment by
Charter pH and and G' Aysase Salvage and
Of Sale Liens and soppage , in n9 sm ss
ari le ona and-ff the Law Of Evidence
mTo Law and Eaay Practice.
Peadings Civil Gases at Common Law, and-il Cons'i
tutional Law -, 49, -. r. = . -
the Rights of Persons and the Conflict of Laws,
IaRIsTIas RosELIus Esq, will assist Adjunct Fro.
fessor in the Department Of the Civil Law.
Students will be expected to produce Satisfactory evidence
of good moral character. .
The degree OF Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only
those Who shal have attended Courses of Lectures
one full course after having studied at least one year in the
Office Of Counsellor at Law, and after strict examination
nv al the Professors Dung the Course there will be fire.
quent examin atIOns. -. M,
holden once every week presided by of the Pro-
tessors. !, - . ann
or s25 for each Professor.
New Orleans June |, 1913. Jeo ON
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DR.. DAVIS SYRUP of WILD CHERRY and TAR.

DR.. DAVIS SYRUP of WILD CHERRY and TAR
N offering the public this and valuable remedy for
Consnmpt.on, BroncdttS, 3$thma, Conghs totds etf
append few notices of the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be seen in pamph
let for distribution At the nc wsh fei are em nsa
practising physician OF twenty standing graduate of
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on eaGE 6So Rf ss be s' abe to
fS% ISse; fo ysn R4sWy s have taken
Tar here and have sold all received from you Dr. J. IT,
GeSk has u D X one the
the United States and the attending physician OF Joseph
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fSm sts Epis , Regn D. o. a: g s p ns4z
say to you thai Cough and affection Of he Lungs
been entirely s%pyed By the ne Of s @ bottle na 1d
Others advised me use You safely recommend the
Of the above named Syrup f" cous and Colds as
1Nst e Robinson n oD Collins CO. iTsThis is inform
you that afflicted for twenty with violent pain
hight Cough attended followed by acaton and other
decided symptoms Of consumption applied to several emil
any relief whaiever was advised to try Dr. Davis Com
pound syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar of which took two
BOTTLES which entirely relieved of complaints; there
fore can with confidence recommend all who
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The authenticity of the above youched for by
Mr. isaac Murphy merchant of Milford, who knows Mr..
Toomey and the circumstances OF his case Mr. l. Is now
sixty years of age
From DR.. W. S. .ncInt0sh: - ~ c,,-.,,
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Cherry and Tar find TO be valuable medicine and use It
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that Won have forwarded and would be pleased to have you
send another supply early the means OF transportation
will open. ,,,,r,,, man
DR. DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
The following statement word for word as IT. was taken
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PHLApFLpnIA, Sept %, ISL have been subject for
the last fifteen years weakness of the lungs, cough and
hectic fever and very frequently laid bed during that
lime with distressing cough and pain in breast and lett
side. with night sweats Last April had violent attack
which lasted Tor three monlhs 1t appeared 10 me that my
whole lungs diseased would SPIT up daily halt pint
OF matter. took great many remedies that were recon-
mended to well as number OF prescriptions rom our
family physician without relief Al last Was Reya ar
upon TO take DI DAVIS Compound Syrup OF WA .herIy
and Tar which had the most happy and sautary effect on my
disease Before had taken bottle. cough gave way
night sweats were relieved the pain left my SIDE and
breast now consider that entirely well, except a
neUragic PAIN that am occasionally afflicted with on one
side of my head. JASE ELIZA George;
THOMPSON ST.. doors below SchuykiiI Sixth so1h side
to Sold by ROBINSON, COLLINS CO, 81 Market
street Philadelphia, and
ysla ap1 ]. WRIGHT & CO., Isl ChartIes st.
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S y \ ) S.

IT For Norfolk, Va.-To sail on M o N DAY,
asA the 18th nst1The new and splendid fast sailing
49, schooner JOHN STORY, Roderck, master. hay
ing been unavoidaby detained will leave above For bal
ance OF freight or passage apply board at the Triangle
Jel9 J. w. GIBBONS. % Customhouse st.
.4fIse STEAM TO BRAZOS ST. JAGO-Regu-
IltsGEa lar Packet-The superior coppered and cop
- - per-faStened steamship A GU STA, Capt
Aired Stevens, will ply regular packet between New
Deans ana bazos ST. Iago taking freight for Mouth OF the
no dra'e and MatamOros, which will be arded without
aeiay ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Lighters, etc, TO insure dispatch. . ans 3m
Agents MORTIMER, TURNER & CO, New Orleans
tTHOMAS E. ADDY l. Co. Brazos St Jago
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RECORDER BALDwIN's CoURT.-Edward Wal
ker arrested by the Second Municipality police
for disturbing the peace and ASSEMBLING the watch
man who attempted to arrest him. He was yester-
day sent to the First District Court under $500 bail
Bridget McGrath and John II. Marshall. for dis
turbng the peace of quiet and select neighbor-
hood were required TO give $500 bail for their good
behavior in future
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BREAKING OPEN.-Henry Green and David Will
liams were yesterday brought before the Recorder
of the Second Municipality, at the request of Mrs.
Sheridan, who charged them with having broken
open her door Sunday night last. The piteous
tale that Mrs. Sheridan told would have made
potato cry its eyes out in sympathy for the unfortu
nate deponent. The Recorder told David and
Harry that he had apartments prepared for them in
the guardhouse until this morning, when the exami
nation will take place.
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Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Napoe, Richardson Is days from Boston, to master
Ship York Vandyke, 10 days from Philadelphia, C. J.
Meeker-fs my.
Ship Diana Howe 20 days FIN Boston, in ballast to Har
rod, Darling Cod my.
Ship Pdmea de Catalina (Sp) ichez, 63 days I'm BARGE
Iona, in ballast, to PUG Puig-ls my
Bark Ann Grant (}r) Griffith, 80 days fm Bangor Wales
TO maser-3d my.
Brig Czarna, Graves, IS days I'm Boston, Geo. Green
Bdg Gen Worth, Hewes, % days fin Boston, to master
Brig Grecan Ryder 25 days fin New York, to W. Crecvy
list my.
Brig Sterling Cabot FIN Rio de Janeiro 10Th April to Geo
Green a. Bro.
Brig Telegraph (Br) Young days I'm Rattan Island,
VIM. burgess Cod my.
U. s. schr Mara Thomas, Gomez, days fin Brazos ST.
lago in ballast, 10 U. $. Quartermaster-3d my.
Sc Brave, West, days I'm Brazos St Jago to Curtis &
Schr Adene Head, days FIN Matagorda, in ballast to
master-ls my.
Sch White Wing Black, II days fin Brazos St. Jago, in
ballast to master-1st my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Creole, Gibenon, FIN Mobile.
Concordia Pease, I'm Mliiken Bend-ol6 bales cotton.
Music. Daiieres, I'm Lockport.
Tributary, johnson, I'm Little Rock-18 bales cotton.
Mohawk, Langhorne I'm svile-l23 bales cotton.
Uncle Sam, Gotten, I'm st. LOus-l0 bales cotton.
Aleck Scott, SwOn, I'm st. Louis.
TowbOat Shark, Plnnegar, I'm the Passes.
TOwboat Southerner, Grant, i'm the Passes.
Towboat Star, Brown, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Caledonia Whitney, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboat Southemer towed down and to the 18th
inst ship Constantine baks Rob Morris aud Mary Parker,
Towboat Shark towed down and to on the 18th inst
Towboat towed down 18th inst,
ship RockalI and bark Mallory. .
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SENT DowN.-Cord Orion, one of the most ac-
complished disciples of the late Jack MurreJl now
in this vicinity, was yesterday morning committed
10 the Parish Prison, to stand his trial before the
First District Court the charge of having stolen
a watch. Harry Collins was sent to the same
quarters for having stolen the &C tile . from the ca
put OF a man who was in somniferous state on the
Iayee
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lsHIoNABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

No 81 C.AJv.dL S7REEI-Under the Planters Hotel.
lNHE subscribers have received large and fashionable
i stock OF CLOTHING suitable for the present season,
and receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
from New York, at which place they have mandatory
Although their already pretty well known TO the
public they will briefly state that they have adopted the safe
system OF doing strict cash business believing tins system
beneficial their TO themselves as hey
are charged price order to cover the losses
which those who do credit business Always more or less
sustain. A call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWELL Co. 81 Canal st.,
aD15 3m Under the Planters Hotel
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-This body
met last evening: present-Recorder seuZeneau
and Aldermen Bernard, Nicomede, Flanders, Col
Inns, Farrar, Solomon, Page, Jones, Meehan, Sic
wersson, and De la Rosa. Alderman Bernard
handed in his protest in regard to the meeting of the
Council held on the evening of the Both May last,
upon the ground that he, the said Alderman, was
not regularly notified, and therefore did not attend
He therefore moved that the proceedings of that
evening be declared null and void. Upon this mo-
ton long discussion arose, in which most of the
orators of the Council joined, whilst those, who, as
the proverb of the Arab saith, Are wise in most
things held their peace Finally, the yeas and
NAYS were taken, and the motion OF MIR. Bernard
was rejected by vote of ten to one.. "A message
from the Mayor was then read in regard to the pro-
mitigation of the ordinance passed on the 18th May,
1913. concerning the foreigners arriving within the
limits of the Third Municipality After having We
toed the ordinance on the 22d May last, the Mayor
based his reasons for not promugatlng the ordinance
upon the fact that at subsequent meeting OF the
Council he had not been officially informed OF their
action upon the subject. On motion OF Alderman
Meehan ii was resolved that the Mayor be officially
notified that the Council persisted IN the ordinance
above alluded to. In the same message the Mayor
further suggests the appointment OF Special Com
mlttee to make all necessary arrangements Tor the
proper reception of our gallant townsman, General
Persior T. Smith, who is daily expected from Mex
leo. Mr.. Solomon introduced a resolution to the
same effect as that of the above, when Alderman
Jones moved amendment, that all other officers
and soldiers who return from Mexico be rendered
the hospitalites of the city, and that the sum of
$50 be appropriated for that purpose. After much
debate the amount to be appropriated was with
drawn, and the first part OF the resolution as
amended was adopted. 81. The members then got
into kind of mystical debate, point of which
we could determine One was in favor of one
thing and III favor of another until at last their
arguments became Obtlse and abstruse that We
were forced to quit the temple of Minerva in the
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o. Leonard Ramsdel, of Ware, has been put
under $500 bonds to appear for trial at Northamp-
ton, Mass, for attempting rape on Cora Sagendorf
girl of IS years, belonging to Ware
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SENTENCE CoMMUrED.-George jackson, in the
Jail OF New London, sentenced to be hung, has had
his sentence committed to imprisonment for life.
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The NATcHEz BANDIT.-This desperate indi-
vidual escaped from the Adams county Miss jail,
on the 18th inst, at the head of four runaway
negroes. He broke away the brick-work from
under the grated window of a second story room in
the Jail, made rope of his blanket, the strips being
neatly tied together with scientific sailors knots,
by which he and his fellows descended, and got off.
The Instrument he used to break away the bricks
was pointed piece of hickory.
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CoLLlsIoN.-A dreadful collision took place on
the 9th inst, between two trains on the Erie Rail-
road New York. The locomotives were smashed
to atoms, and several of the passengers severely in
iured 1t is feared that some lives were lost.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-20

FoRGERy.-The trial of J. Tretwell, charged
with having forged draft to a large amount upon
the firm of Loison d Syvestre, took up the largest
part of the attention Of the First District Court yes
terday. The trial was continued over until this
morning.
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AccIDENT.-An lrishman named William Moore,
was drowned in the canal at Newark, N. j., on the
7th, by the striking Of the boat.
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Academia negro at Memphis fell into the
fy-wheel of the steamboat Meteor on the 18th, and
was dreadtully mangled.
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DIAMOND RING-Some few days agoa diamond
ring was found by OF the First Municipality po-
lice in the possession of person of suspicious cha
racter. Yesterday it was identified by Mr. Francois
p Duconge as being ring that he had lost on The
22d of February last in the Orleans Theatre. 1t was
restored to him.
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DAGU ERR E0TYPE.

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
by the application of the above mysterious agent to pa
ID gueneoype Ga discovery OF the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in sEC0ND-catching the precise
expression instantly and fixing ndeby upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish to retain in their families good
LKENEssEs of relations friends, do at moderate
price Rooms corner OF Canal and Chartres ssEntrance
No. Chartres street. [my3 ly] w. Ii. HOTCHlNGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREoTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberia patron
d age bestowed on him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the, DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans
five years ago during which he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens We're
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from New and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself assures the public that his
the His long experience and constant practice are
beautiful art Genuine Voigtlander Cameras ~ per cent
cheaper than any the city, all other articles the same
Plates at So dozen Scorrs No for 50 -guaantled
the best plates made the United States Gases 81 70 and
So So NewYor Cameras at $l8.
tg Orders from the country promptly attended to-.
To- Entrance No. CAMP street. mill tt
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o. All lotteries terminated in New Jersey on
the 10th instant
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MoRTAL1TY.-There were IA deaths in St Louis
week before last.
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FOURTH DISTRICT CoURT-1homaS ". Cazneau
Vs. Gordon Ptummer.-We were in error yesterday
in speaking of this case as having been decided
no final decree has been rendered except upon a
rule taken in the cause 10 homologate an auditors
report and TO this decree motion has been entered
for new trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-20

THIRD DISTRICT CoURT.-The case of Gurley
Is. Woodwork occupied good part of the day yes
Isriay, and not being concluded at three O'Clock,
was continued over with preference until to-day.
This case has been referred to before in our paper
as being one brought under the law of the last Le
gsature relative to landlords. The Courtroom was
crowded Yesterday by those whose personal ine-
rests are likely to be affected by the decision which
NAV bp rendered in this case
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CURIosITY.-A petrifed Indian child has been
found in Guernsey, Ohio Around tie neck was a
row of Indian beads matted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-20

LARGE TRoUT.-Some person of extensive ps
catory requirements caught trout in Milwaukee,
four feet long, and weighing 90 pounds.
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A GARD.

re MATTHEWSON respectfully informs the citizens
New Orleans, and the public generally, that he is necess
ia visit Texas urgent business but that he will
return and take charge of LA PATRlA in conjunction
with MeSs. Aleman Il Gomez, as the requisite
number OF subscribers shall have been obtained agreeably
10 the Pr0snecLMs ms
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MIssING-A man named OTIS Rider went to Bos-
ton with $500 in his possession on the 18th ult
since when he has not been heard Of
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GAs.-The city of Providence is to be lighted
with gas
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OLD ENGiNE.-They have an engine in Wheel
ing Va, which has been in for twenty-five years.
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~ Mr.. Trist, late Commissioner to Mexico ar
rived in Washington on the It'll.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TIVE above Reward will be paid upon CONVICTION n.
of the person persons harboring the muiatess -
MATILDA or TILLA-but doubt now passing ~
under assumed name, with forged pass sai ia Il aG IA
dark mulattO, about feet inches hIeh, 10 VI "a
years of age made prominet eyes sh1n nose aha
turns her feet in when walking Twenty a9a az ne cs
paid for her apprehension and lodging in any aI OF he
State. GEO. R. BEARD. S'o F"as"N' lag
New Orleans May %. 1913. "''
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 6.

The OrrrS7s DrIrcuT which forms essential ingre
dent in the Graeienberg Sarsapana Compound = pr9oany
superior to Sarsapara ITSELF Professor Fro OF Ghaesioh
speaks of as follows, the Southern Joufha OF
Few vegetable productions exhibit more power upon the
system generally So powerfully is its acton eXered upon
the capillary and secreting vessels IN changing e ol
states or conditions and disposing them to new healthy
action that it greatly be preferred, &c lie
further addsThat it is in chrome diseases ana chrome IN
Examinations and also in the long IRAN OF mat
follows syphilis that its efficacy is best eXhiDifed
The snperoty of the Graeenberg Sarsaparla Compound
Ist i, is composed of number OF the most e1cac'oqs
vegetables in the whole OF the MaeTa Medca IN al
dition to Sarapanlia .., a., a.. 49, -
more doses the bottle than in any OF the very largest bottles
advertised -. III. ,,... r, :;
no better than ordinary root bee-sourng on the stomach
and smelling in the bottles To weak infusion OF Sarsa
nara when a suphae of the article be had Is like
taking bark instead Of Quinne or like travelling IN scow
against strong current, instead OF In swift steamer
These things being let all who have made up their
minds any Srsapara that of the Graefenbefg
COMPANY 1t is warranted to be ten times eficacou
than any other knownnO matter how large the bottle or
the Graeenberg Vegetable Pills the GraefenbeIg Heaiia
Bters, and the Graefenberg Saapan!a COMPOUND snou
supecede all Others For universal the Pills ana Dil
are Of incaIcuabe value Those who take them neeo n9
The General Agent for Louisiana and n1sns
whom application; for Agencies may be AGENTS 70
e For sale BY WELD CO r eaDer Of Exchange
Place and Customhouse St.; c. Van 4 ~ Iii
Magazine and Bartholomew sts; ); Wh, NIL o-la.n:' "
Chartres ST.. J. LLADO q Conde 81: view G'g e VAN
TH0S COOK POSTMASTER city OF s. May SITS JOHN
P9hI o eyee and Seventh Lafayette AND
CHARLES BENNEOT. Carrolton, La. len 'SlI
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,
AT LEWISHURG.


A T PRIVATE SALE.-The land measures half arpent
n front to the Lake by IL arpents in depth 4aA
getler with all the improvements thereupon-com asiw
psing q good dwelling house, Kitchen servants A-A-A
rooms stable etc. etc. all well fenced and in rstraie
order In front OF the dwelling fine whole
well surrounded by fine ve.oak and other beautiful trees
The plan OF said property can be seen at our olceIems
'1 my sIe'~' PIERsoN & BoNNEvAL 81 Gravief st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
respectfully

" Mrs. G. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING that she is prepared to give
private lessons TO young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
This Office. ap12
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INoUEsT.-An inquest was yesterday held by
Coroner Speddon the body of young man
named Etienne Don Pedro, who was found drowned
in the Old Canal, opposite the watchhouse, in the
Faubourg IRENE 1t seems that but a few hours
previous to the fatal occurrence the deceased, who
was intoxicated, was dancing upon the banks of the
Canal with some drunken Choctaw Indians max
ing ms-step, he fell in and was drowned. Warmth
however, was discovered in his body when he was
conveyed to the guardhouse, and all means We're
resorted to in order to resuscitate him but it was
of no avail-the vital spark had departed. YER
dict was rendered in accordance with the above
facts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-20

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The case of Noyes q
p;srDoat. Book y Hlberg and Johns VS.. Nocage, are
spl Under consideration. No more civil cases will
l tried after this month, and probably the case of
Kate Meadows John Proctor, which is set tor the
g6h Instant will close the civil performances of the
eeason if indeed this is to be classed with the
clyil matters. What grave question will it be for
thp Judge and Jury TO pass upon, whether II be Miss
FoioJa Marshall, or Miss Kate Meadows, or plain
and nrymantc Mrs. Proctor, who is the defendant.
There may some questions arise which will make
il necessary for jury of matrons to be summoned
under writ de centre iaspiciendo-we hope not
however Messrs. Roysdon and Frost, and Upton,
are for the plaintiff, who sues for the divorce.
lIessrs. Prentss and Finney are for the defence.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

DIVIDEND MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
COMPANY.
DARTIES doing business with this Agency informed
that the Certificates of Scrip for the profits OF the past
year are ready for delivery and that SIX PER CENT
cash on the reduced of Scrip for previous years will
be paid presentation the office Of the Company
of Camp and Gfavier SITS. THOMAS A ADAMS,
mYIO I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance COMPANY