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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

n CRANE 4 SON, No. 10, 18th street, are
% Q receiving their FALL STOCK, consisting in
part of the following:
: 5000 sides Sole Leather, all qualities
100 doz French and American Calf Skins
1000 lbs Shoe Thread fine and coarse
SEQ sides Upper Leather; Kip Skins
Harness, Skirting and Bride Leather
Morocco and Seal Skins; Chase and Bag Hides
Curtain Leather; Patent Leather
Band and Lacing do; Sheep Skins
Goat and Sheep Binding Skins, Lining do
Embracing the usual assortment of goods for Saddle
and Harness Makers Boot and Shoemakers, Carriage
Makers, Tanners aud Curriers' and Machnists Also,
Spanish and Slaughtered Hides and Veal Skins
Tanners Oil, and Tanners and Curriers' Tools,
&C., which we offer for sale reasonable terms, for
cash, to punctual customers, on the usual time,
Sc l6 2aW2W
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

For Ladies', Misses and MasterS-W Wednesday af-
ternoons, from to o'clock, and Saturday mornings,
from ii to l O'Clock.
For Gentlemen-Monday and Thursday evenings,
from to 81 o'clock.
Terms, &c, made known on enquiry at the room,
M, until P NJ. ocl
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

E
~ TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS The
next Session will commence Monday, the Both
September, and continue ten months. The course OF
instruction will embrace the English branches Ancient
and Modern Languages, Mathematics and the Physi-
cal Sciences.
Pupils pursuing the study of Chemistry may attend
which will be given at an hour not to interfere with
their other duties.
Vs. Fees the same as interchangeable half in
advance, and the balance on the LIST of March.
sa25-d1w
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

WHOR HIRE, TOR the balance of the year, Cook
Ill Washer and lronQr. Apply to
oc 1-3t R. CAUTHORN
MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE q co.
I'VE No. SO Main street.
NJ, oF ~
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-01

a T PRIVATE SALE.-Just received from an
IA importing house, North a large and splendid col
lection of line French Fancy Goods, such as follows
Port Monies; G gar Cases; Pocket Books
Gold Pens and Pencils; Pocket Inkstands
Snuff Boxes; Fancy Figures.
Also, a large lot of fine Jewellery, with many other
articles too numerous to detail which will be offered for
a few days at private SALE at auction prices.
N. B. The ladies partic uary are invited to examine
the above collection.
oc1 A NOT"T. Auct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-08
Supreme Court.

InE MASON WILL. CASK
JAr t.H len .fisoa ~ T,aac jones' ant g. Ttr,s T,.
teal ye~es srd jones' 49, MIN .4fstsn There Yer.
two ppnc atoms to the court founded con
stul'Hent msoe by John Mason oecessed in 0.vor Of
Helen Aston bit daughter " sppesrs that the fund
created by the marriage settlement ~. SO COO. and
that Mr.. John Mason di-d without investing IL tpap
~ d'sh his estate went into the possession % Isaac
Jtpss. George Jones, aud Andrew - Hsmersley. q.
executors ~ HE will After hi death Isaac ones an
Rsbscca Jup,s q daughter Of MIR Mason, esch eve
cuted To Issao Jones. George Jouss and Andres q,
Hsmer.lsy, a. executors. bond and mortgage upon
their respective residences In Rrosdwsy for the sun
Of $1,000 which they zach osed % the estate OF John
Mason Thee NOR gage bore interest at seven per
cent snd we're to rtn i've year,; and hsse mortgages
we're assigned by the executors 10 Isssc Jones aud
George mes, ne trustees 20 hold for Mrs Aston as
the fund under her marriage settlement The trustees
paid 20 Mrs Alton tsven per cent interest without
any deduction. until the mortgages expired. After
that they Informed Der by letter. that they had de-
tmued TO reduce the rate q Interest to s per cent
ara up to the present. time they have withheld on psr
cent for year the whole fund nd one per
NJ The halt "a II for three years and half This
tbm ~ $3.50 Mrs Aston nov claims upon the ground
MAT the trustees had no right 10 sitbhod any Of her
me aud that they had right % reduce thu rate
dioteiest without her conssnt in writings aud that
ito lsaac Joneshe reduction upon the which
be owed vas isrsl because " Gas tor his own benefit
ON the o'ber hsbd the trustees spply TO have their
scccunts pssssd and claim that they had right 70
reduce the rate % interest upon the groapd ths, six
Ter cett vas the utmost interest then paid loans.
ard that besides they entitled eve per cent CON
nssit upon each par ment q Interest made TO Mrs
Asion IL appears that the trustees cid not deduct,
at the time % Zach payment their Ave per cent TOR
con miss'tp slthopgh they have deducted sss from
the psJmest In February 1870. which they nov hold;
but they cism nov that these commisssDs should be
rsid to them by Nrs Aston. THIS claiu for CONS
siuus vas resistsd by Mrs Aston, upon the ground
ust the ststnts does not give them TO trustees aud
that the court have considered that the per-
To- nance 81 such trust duty that Mad ~ onarou
shd trcublescre burthsn as entities the trustee to
coSnhsions This ~ss marriage fund for the benefit
~ Nrs Aston. and the appointment Of her brothers.
iblsw ~ trustees not int need TO diminish her
u c. me 50 a. 20 give the trustees eve per cent upon
lite Payment. Their duty mere rnechsuical datv,
90 receive the money snd pay u over Mrs Alst n
might do herself bot W sbe did not the trus did
rot perform difhcut task that they entitled
20 receive I've per cent conmissicrs. Witch Il the
hgbeet smturt paid 20 executors sVgnees cf inscl.
vent eetstes, ana others Who sssume . real burth-s
upon themselves. Mr Bid gel appeared for the rrus.
tees, aud Mr. Ring for Mrs Aston.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

McNDay, January 7-6P. NJ.
The weather proved ircemeat ts-dav, rstsrdiBg all
out door operations Cotton was again active, slth
free sales part Of which made spec alton
The flour market was trm and closed With up ward
tendency In ptces for nearly all DESCRIPTIONS Meal
vas duh while rye -four continued hrm Wheat con-
tnued stu but sales unimport Com sold to
lair extent while prices showed no marked change
Fork was inactive and fass limited, While the market
change In other articles Of provisions With the excep
ton 81 cut meats, which scare. and wanted =
OWNS 20 the inclenepcy Of the weather. the transac
tions Ia groceries were light, while prices remained
about the reme.
ASHES The market was arm, With sales OF so bbl.
at 50 l2 50 ely for old pots aud 50 6S S. 10 for
new pots; PEARLS were dull a. So 12k.
BREADsrUIrs - Fotr-The tTapsactions for the day
reached 500 bbls. Western, inclnding fine at 81 so
~ 10; common to straight State. 50 IS l2&; mi xed
aud straight ohio and Indiana at So l2s S. %; Mi.
chigan at 20 20 rs 311s; pure Gsnesee at SIS "a
80 &C. and In Other grades there material
$50 hols AZ - is So 81 for mixed aud straight bsais
Fret.riestoureh countTy Alexandra ADD Baltimore,
ana 20 S'es 20 20 for extra G-orgrtoGn aud Alexsn
diis R.e ltW- MARKET was trm, with sales of $50
bbr atS2 b7 80 81 Corn Aaeai again duh a. 50 rs
81 81 for State; 50 81 So for Jersey h,ai A lot
OF 5000 bushels good Long Island at 81 %, Genes-e
was held at 81 23s 81 81. Rye rather easter With
lair d. mand for distilrg aud ses of 300 oushs,
at 81 &c, delivered. Corn was also easter, with q
ntceat demand for the East tor Disabling aud sales
al Is 90 byshnlS at 20 Ole for nav Southern Bi1
&c. fer old mixed 81 Ulko for old Western Hat vel
Low and Cl 91hc for Southern waite, part Old and
new mixed
CorftE There no change I'm prices holders con.
tinuiDg Hrm. Sale Of 100 bags Rio az IiS slIke;
100 st. DoHI go ut t5tc., each.
CorToN.Ihe tales Of the day are about 500 bales,
81 which tpecuiators have taken half R-ius-d esti-
aztec ~ the crop continue to be received by every
mall from The Gull potts few mark over go 900,
whilst the maximum figure of those the tiianic
ssRhosrd 2isoooo We sgain revise our quotations
q iOilowe
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Cleared.
shps-Westminster (pkt) Warner. London, Criswoid;
Patrick Henry tpktl Dtano. Liverpool nnell kintu,u
Co: Washington. Page do, Frost Bicks Mediator Bn.
New Orleans. do; Edwna, Parmeles, Apalachisoia 4 ID
Hurlbut & Co; Allen n Munn. Charleston, Wardls
Embellishments. Biasde. bordeaux, Nesmith Walsh;
Brse-- susan waifold. Shasrss Rowland Aspinwall;
Era, CLARK, Porto Cabelo Foster Nickerson Walton,
Ryder Ar,lashccia Post; BillOw Colburn. St rks,
Lsdd; kJee Reyel Savannah. Sturges, Clear h Co.
schrs-ssrah E,abeth somes Hayana. aeCre.dy&
Co; Columbia Phillips, Wilmington. NC; Elouisa Robinson
do. Frank neorath Eerfols, stqrses, Cearuaa 90;
Smith. sichmond MAILER Lord; Henrso, futile do
W Person.
Arrived.
Bark Savannah tnewl Martin. Warren RI In ballast to
eturges Chairman Co The is intended the Savan
nah {: ne Of packets. and il AS tons burthen.
Brig Clinton, Andrews Char lesion days with cotton &C.
Buhey No date lat "a b. Ion "a TO- spoke Car
los, Lound 20 Boston.
Brig sinerva (Brl Delsny. Halifax. Ms Sdays. With fish
and Tassergsrs. 20 McDonald.
schr Nary Ann Guest Holmes, Philadelphia.
Schr Mary Wise. Crockett, Thomaston.
Schr Tomah, Hume Calais, days
Scky Rubicon uunroo. Camden, 8 days
Schr Ellen Perkins, New Haven, days.
Steamer Pepobscot, SEYMOUR Pbadelphia. Spoke bark
Gov Briggs, Of Boston, 20 miles of the Highland ligh,
standing of.
JAN 7-Wind during the day from Me-
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Died,
On Sunday, 9th Inst of general debility, ANDREW
ApDAs native Of Scotland In 56th year Of his
His friends and acqusntsnces, and those Of his son,
No % respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this Tuesday afternoon at half past clock from
his late residence. No. 14l Franklin street.
On Saturday afternoon. January 5th EsrHER, dsugh-
ter Of solomon and Mary Ann Eytings, in the 18th
year of her age
The friends aud relatives of the family are respect
fully requested to attend her funeral Ut the residence
Of her father, No Green wch street. this Tues
day. afternoon. at O'CLOCK without further invita-
ion Her remains Will b. taken TO Green wood for in
tsrmspt.
On Friday, 4th instant after lingering illness Mrs.
DoRorHEA rILLEsoN, aged 86 years. IL onths days.
The friends and acquaintsnees OF the family
speotfuly invited to attend the funeral from her late
residences No 1872 Cherry street. Tuesday afternoon
9Th instant at 8 O'Clock
On Monday, 18th instant. MIR JAMES ChA,isEY, in the
ed year Of his age.
The friends OF the family aud those of his brother
funeral, from his late residence 20 Fifth street. ON
Tuesday. January Sth, at 2 O'Clock.
At Tsrifville, Conn.,, ON the Sd instant, DAsEL B.
TsuRsToS, aged 3S years
On Sunday, 9th instant, MARY PALMEa, In the 57th
year Of her
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend Der funeral from the red-n
OF her nephew, Henry Arouiarins, jr No. 45l Green
wich street. this afternoon, tuesday, at o'clock
without further notice
On Sunday. 9th instant, Mrs. CAROLINE, wife of
Henry sobl~msn. aged 81 years
The relatives aud friend, Of the family respect
FULLY invited to attend her funeral this tuesday at
erpoon, at 2 O'Clock, from the residence No IL
Leonard street, without other invitation.
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earns Orer, ON monday 400 b., YES 900 south
EN- SO cows and cslves, aud zoo sheep aud lambs
Pric.s &c Bseves have been duh Of sale but verT firm
10 price since our last report goot retail qus,i- be-
irg new from So 10 IS per cvi About 800 wsuid pro
baby be lett over MARKET clos.d culi Cows aud
cavs ell sold at price, cling. quality. -
sGt9 $3.50 ssesP aud Lamb, SAIL, Of sheep at
Coco sale If a5o b,g. st. Domingo ss' made ct
Sc shcrt price.
Fsuenrs-Ibe number Of vessels mp for Eusli.h
ports bsite reduced, ship o.ners we're nrm At the
clo-ing rates of saturday with moders's engagements
Of cotton a. SID; -four l. Cd ashes lis ID rhs
London, with . fair inquiry by clippers For hsvre
cotton continued TO be taken at 30
fsUrr III. market uas quiet for all desert 2tions
ard no salss Of moment we're rrport-d.
HinEs-A limited business only " doing as BUYERS
hn A., ny rrs.s ov S' sss' a. IY.s ,.o ssss
sAc for sslted The latest Imports Of year both
fcr.tgn aud eoaa-ite amount 20 $50 OJo against
Ir,rHrp.- Quotations are steady with fair demand
10 u estimated that the amount OF Inspection aud sales
for the year Just closed Is greater By 200 ooo sides
than any previous var.
bol,,.ss NO chang. In priees Sales Of $50 bills
N.v or.sn. q, sehe At vhich holders are s,iil
Naval Srorrs.-We could hear OF no operations and
no variation Of I'm portanc. In quotations
Gus Engli'h and Ameriosa linse.d confirm. to
be held firmly ats to 7vo, with sales at those
figures In other descriptions We h-sr Of but little
nevsment
Prsvl,foVs Pork -Th. sales fer the dsy we're TO q
limited extent and the market vas dull al eli 20 TO
ell t2 for mers, aud sst26 for prime Beet also
dull at 80 to 80 1lb tor prime ssa IS 80 TO ~ for
country mess Prime mees vas 6rm. aud not plsnty.
81 SIS so. Beef hams IN fsir demand ssd market
hrm. at sl2 20 to sl3 Cut IN, ats were aud
much wanted at 90 for shoulders aud 10 60 IKE for
bsms Lsrd cobtisued In fair request with ssles %
$50 barrels at Go TO 16c.; Kegs duh. at 6c
tstiac. Dressed Hog The demand vas fair at $40.
TO 5hc. Butter and cheese ~rre quiet. but steady
Rics.- Prices exhibit no change With bat mode
rate business.
sr,p. Rough naI Is in but small supply, and prices
rule high
sreAEs The storm had . tendency TO check ope
raiops while holders continued nrm In their demands
Nsr-Salse a. 4 lbs Ws~feru x,llor AZ
WHHxts The market tor TINS s,ticle was dull,
With ssles 81 about 100 barrels at 26e 2Gt,c for
Ohio ana fr'on Drsdse was quiet, ct zee 70 l5ao.,
time and interest
Rslslrl. II Proiucs hn Rcilrcnl sinc. SnL.lrlan
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Our Mobile Correspondence.
MosILE, Dec. 20, ls4e.



DrAn srR-Annexsd send you the price current Of
by which you will perceive that the sales Of our
great staple have been very large for week just
closed, while the receipts have been small for the
season Of the In spite Of nns weather. good roads
navigabs rivers, and high prices recsipts show
falling of from those Of the past year OF 80 900
bales. greater deficit will be apparent In a
few weeks; enough at least to carry conviction to thu
minds Of the most dubious to the shortnes of the
cotton crop Large boats daily arriving With very
light loads The cotton warehouses along the rivers
are almost bare OF cotton and unlsss there is large
stock on plantations, held back (Which know Is not
the care In the sections Of country have been Am
at loss TO knew how shall make up $50 900 bales
for Mobile have recently travelled Through Georgia
and Alabama, and am satisfied that the crop will be
shorter than any Of suspect In Carolina and
Florida there will De yield Of about much st
year but the great deficiency will BE- In States west of
South Carolina. rpesk from my knowledge Of the
cotton plant, aud my experience in calculating the
extent Of the crop for the last ten years from
obser walton, and place the whole crop Of the
United States at geo 900, probably 2looo 900 bags
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-08

tSrrrrsrl~c rHoS IHnss ~ Ne Ori. ans picavpns
81 the 10th VII saNs ~ the srttrs h.rs Yesterday
II the steamship - nstto. Su,th frrm Gal.
weston the n irsnnf W have received de. OF the
Csrtar and the Ass - thst " 20 the aate Of her
departure
IN. Legislsture a. Nu.tu 49, Progressing With IN.
business % the 'e-tiun he >su'. 20 question stiu
contfrusd 70 excite N bnus.- bot the pro.in~s.
men had quiet.d the ntst irsui sbt recpmm~nd.i
the course TO - accepted ~ rsE.' IN maSng her
fights 20 that part 4 b.r TERRITORY respected 10 BE-
frn bot die niteu one
The ptefsyta 5sreraS ~ ths zlst saws Mr. David
dawson vas hili.h ~ hs rsUrh- sbput three mites
above the San tat icio The xsfb -lt ny tour NeNi
nans named Ipan Nolsuo irs~ Mario. CarteI jose
Apsstao and No. onto trut Th-s called At hts rsnohs
ana under fri.n1y yfaf~s'tnns gnt prrmsston % en-
camp for the Bighf Daring 49, uish' they found a.
oprortunity and shct hin ~ " o~srtS~ hesrt, snt
a. order 20 uak. ssfk errtaio thef stsbpef
aim rsrs svl, unii oil fizu- is ste g1us fh@r
chen ATTEMPTED a. All rspiur to servants ~ ale
"a female bu. sIet rs.dsd IN rusSins thrif
escope The object 80 esifsntiv ptnnisr rhe -iii.
ems San rstrcio sucr-totd M r.pturing th- 80
a,ss a. an. sho,, named sud A. last se-
oountfsbdeavoring TO tnd the others.
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MEDICAL,
WIsTARs BALsAx or WILD cuasy.

WIsTAR's BALsAx OF WILD caR8y
Lssos. ssdison county; MI, o.. H. lsaa
- -.
WIN IN % tbre. r,, sv: bee.
and pasful sough. my house 10 stormy
sIs s " n's
p sp on sSs the s aud Ia: troubled
been oa.s hara one r ssis
$ nA's s
Yours '''''''iSP :. I pA1..s.
E. Warmers .aGsstlsmsn About we weeks sses
have nearly all Of IT aud much relief in iss Il
that enclose two dollars for swo bottles Ny cough
fast has rssTy ubsdcd Without nssn .a,rs ' s.
can look for relief Rpsssias yours
For sale by SANDS 100 Fulton :,r.ss; ai:s. 81
,iaSs s.0 kss sa s' Co., Maises I.ns :. ba1s
and y the Druggists generally through
Al osI EXTRAORDINARY woEx--=ssws corI11
NJ sold in six m0sths-Ths Aarred wonass rsivste
p
Years Of sufern Of physical and mental anguish to nary
band. might h.vs been spared timely ps:.sassn q e.
work IL INTENDED ssFssty 70, Ii: Married :. tho
special spsss.ass' a ::::, s.sai: vs.
Sns in the decline 81 in whom
important change discover the causes synpssn4
her .SSse TSs
Violations sontaned 10 its pages have proved blessing .
ss.pA he psrnttsd ~ the writer's to publ,sh) VII
Extract Of Letter from Gentisman In Dayton, Ora.
d.. L. N. maur.eeau: DAYTON Nay l. ~
snssa % sus c.
game safely 70 hand would not have troubled viii
.Ps hss,lssi, onss.n. .'' a''',A'e' % our '''''
sn sT sSn: and
si1e ems more and more prostsied Sss sssss
s h ~ % ses . s q the s
iaevitabls and resigned myself 70 meet tn. wsrss AZ ~
spoken o. ecHtanips matters rssssins my CASE
sa%rt.: yps
s sS , h sne
:afsa ton n. ofsa tons am under re-
sontansd The Married Wo~an's Private Medical CO..
head in al saIs.n pSsSssy VII. would lsss
.''" r Ss.s' Z. Agn. "a .s.
entitled e es osilsa ws%sns PriSss: s.ss2
sshss,asinsy say, that should DO in Ne
ment Yen prescribe BY which broken or inaAnsd brsss
thousands ,hus afflicted every oonhssmons It h
pos 0n s e
stoned in work have known many, within the spAs
decd. ever are orr greate5t blesnngs
Had RnoVn.-E Extract Of a Letter.
FHILA DE LpHIA, nov. y, 49,.
Dr. A. kauriceau.Had known a the i'm matt
treated Of In the married womsn Private MedoA1
Companion years how much misery might have
escaped have suffered years which you psA
your book without knowing what do But hearing
II highly spoken Of obtained COPY, ard found oAG6
rcsted Of every female win sval hersslf Of tie -
formation contained In It's PAGES
Competercs and IIeaLh--Erroct Of Letter.
LAyc.srER Pa Oct a. lS9
Dear sir-I know you will have the Kin TO 80
With encrosching upon your time, while acknowsdas
lin behalf myself and wifo we feel our
selves under having known certain ms ttsrs
contained your invau able Married Wonan'e M
70 Medical CoapasOn IL has been worth its wcrhtn
gold II express nysef rather warmly YOU wifi -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-08
nR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE "PRAcrIoAL

THlCTU E-ITs MATURE SYMPTOMS coNsp
moe9 81 rctins and permanent cure vita re-
.Ies iorrtmedisN No who has Ralphs prsct,c.s
frvat restse me- Long be troubled 9TH ssre,ur. a..
,sh rr'cetL may be bad q thsaatAsr IS Gress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-08

Boi0ro Judge IngrAhAm.
JAN. 7.-This being the first day Of the January
term, the petit jurors in and the calendA
was called over but being ready for trial the
Court adjourned until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
Before Judge Daily.
JAN. 7.-.favon Snshfnsr e.! Bernhsimer and L.
HausmaH. was elton for breach of contract,
tbs plaintiff alleging that he purchased in Novembsr
ls4s from defendants l04 dozen pair OF boot fronts
and backs at So dozen pair and also 90 dozen pair
q ootipgs at So dozen pair; that he paid the price
thereof aid that the defendants promised to deliver
the said goods the next day but that they only deli
vtred 81 dozen pair Of boot fronts aud backs aud "a
dozen pair OF footings and although often requested
have since failed to supply the remainder whereby the
paiDta has sustained damage to the amount Of S700
The defencss that all the goods that psd for by
the plaintiff have been delivered to him. Adjouraed
AT CHAMBERS.
JAM Judge Woodruff the newly elected Judge
sat in chambers to- day and will continue preside
here FOR the remainder OF this mo nth.
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Court or General sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Cook and Bard.
JAN. THE January term Of this Court
menced this morning, Aldermen James H. Cook, Of
the Thirteenth ward and James VI. Bard Of the Four
teeth ward being sworn in before the rest OF the Al
deImep, in order to enablsjthsm to sit as judges.
The Grand Jury.-Ths list Of grand jurors being
called only tfeen gentlemen answered This not
enough to form quorum and hence the grand
was lot organized
The Pehf Jury-The names Of persons summoned to
act as petit Jurors we're next called aud thirty. Ave
answered TO their names fine Of S2S was i'm posed
upon twenty four persons who did not appear when
called to act as petit jurors
Caiendar-rhe follosing cases will claim the atten-
ton OF the Court during the present term-Asssult
and battery with intent to KILL l. forgery q burglary
10 grand larceny, "a false prstsnce q carrying sung
shot 1; mi.dsmssnor, indicted, 80 Total old and
new cases, -
day (kis) morning.
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MoEns STATE BANK CAsr. On Saturday an applica-
uen was made to the (Branch) Supreme Court at
Trenton, by Mesrs. A. q NJ Pennington and +. L.
council for the alows zoe of eeyfora,r
to remove the indictment found at the late Of the
Morris Oyer and rerminer sgsnst MIR Lambert Norton
as fresioent Of the late State Sank for perjury
count Of certain alleged defects, Attorney General
Browning opposed the application and IL refused
The indictment against H. DAYTON the Cashier. has
been removed by erforo TO the present term Of the
Supitm Court. -Ntrdrk I'D, Jan Z.
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On Sunday evening, Dec. soth, 1910, BY ths Rev.
Joseph Price, Mr.. 0roHeE J. AsEoLD, to Miss Mar
CULLEN, both Of this eaty.