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Patent Medicines, &c.

ntCfHt -1'HVUHCH1uCS' cCC'
4 FRESH SUPPLY, just received among them
lIolloway's Ointment Cherry Pectoral 90
Holoway's Pills Hastings Syrup Naptha
Hobensack's Worm Syrup Rcdger's Syrup of Liver
Mexican Mustang Liu- wort and Tar and Can
mcnt chalagua b..
Pain Killer Dally's Magical Pain Ex-
Scltzer Apcrient tractor
Barry's Trcopherous Christies Galvanic. Belts
Jayne's Medicines Necklaces, Bracelets and
Railways Ready Relief Fluid
Oxygenated Btters Brow's Ess. Jamaica Ginger
Georgia Sasaparilla Murray's Fluid Magnesia
Sands Sarsapnrila Cod Liver Oil
Townsend's Sarsaparilla Indian Hair Dye
Dead Shot Bachelors Hair Dye
Fahncstock's Termifuge D.pilatory Power
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cher-Magnctic Plaster
y
For sale by +. l.. ZEMP.
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Fresh Seed for Fall Planting.

CONSISTING of Improved Ruta Baga, Hanover
~ White Norfolk, Yellow Aberdeen Mammoth Tur-
nips; Long Collards; Late Drumhead Cabbage, Late
Sugar Loaf Green Glazed, Late Dutch Late York.
with every other variety, may be had at
WORKMANS DRUGSTORE.
Ann 1E-22H
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Office So. Ca. Rail Road Company,
CHARLESTON, July ls, 1853.
CEASON TICKETS not transferable toexpire three
- months from date Of purchase, at S35 each, can
and after this date be procured at the Charleston
Augusta, Columbia and Camden Agencies.
20 Rate for colored persons for same time, $40
J. K. EMERY, Sec'y.
July l9 90 II
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Dr.. NcLamc's Liver Pills.

pElNG composed entirely Of vegetable substances is
ID not only safe, hut have been found by all who
have used them, as the best remedy for all affections
ofthe Ljcer and Digestive organs. In fact where
they are used Liver Complaint cannot exist
cS- Price 20 cents per box.
The above valuable preparations are for sale by
most Of the Druggists and be had wholesale of
p. NJ. COHEN l. CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs Medicines Cbcmi-
Gals, Pcriumcr" &c.
30 Haynestrcet Charleston, S. c.
June 81. %. a9vlv
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June 28.-
Hair brushes.

H1HE undersigned has now on hand an elegant as.
l. sortment of French, English and American Hair
Brushes to which he invites the attention Of his uu.
merous friends and customers.
August 9-32 If q. J.. DELAY.
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U,vonS, KafkairOu.

DARRY'S TRICOPHERoUs, Haues Eau LIstra,
ID Phaon's Invigorator, Railways Creassan Bala,
Jaynes and Loudens Hair Tonic, together With most
of the delightful and fashionable preparations for tho
HAIR, may always be found at
Aug. 9-tf q. j. DEHAYH.
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Lumber.

Lumber.
TjNHE Kersllaw Steam Mill Company have constant
l. lyon hand pine Lumber of every description at
their MILL miles north of Camden, which they offer
at the following prices for cash or its equivalent:
Good merchantable Lumber in quantities of not less
than IL. 600 feet, per 1000 feet, - SIS 90
The same in less QUANTITY 9 90
Refuse lumber in ally quantity, per 1000 #. 6 90
Rough edge, IS
Palings IT. long by 3 in. wide per 100 90
do do q IS
do do 2 so
Laths (sawed) feet long, per 1000 so
do do do delivered, 90
Shingles SO
do do do delivered 4 so
Framing timber in lengths of 40 feet and under saw
ed to order at short notice; aso Stats for blinds SASH
es, doors, &c and pangs Of every description.
In all cases lumber will he delivered at Camden or
S. c. r. R. Depot for So so per 1000 feet in addition
to the above rates.
They have ON hand in Camden limited supply Of
l!mber which may be had on application. to W. w.
Tryon, with whom or with either OF the undersigned
orders may be left +. TRION.
D. TRY0N.
J. B. kERSHAW.
Aug. Gm-32
Charleston Courier and Tr-Weekly &c. Carolinian
will insert once each week for weeks and forward
bull TO this Office
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Destruction,

ITO feas, bed-bug, reaches, crickets, moths, rats,
l. mice and other vernu, effected by the use ID
Lyons Magnetic Powder, which may be found at
Aug O. 2. J. DEHAY'Ss +.
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WORMS! wORms!! WoRMs..!

WORMS! WORMS W0RMS!!
nR. McLANE'S VERMlFUGE is warranted to be
~ the best most safe and radical cure for Worms
it is approved and recommended by the Medical
Faculty in every section where has been Introduced
In fact. where it is known none other is used
One of our most respected physicians in speaking Of
Dr. McLane's Vernlitnge says "Its great superiority
over all other Verniilgcs arises from the fact that
while it is more elfctctous than any other Vernfuge
it is perfectly safe.
~" Price 25 cents per bottle
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For sale by
To Rent.

TTNHAT House and Store room on Broad street at
L present occupied by j. Harris. For particulars
apply to JAMES McE" EN-.
July II ~
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In Equity.
South Carolina---Kershaw District

John Rosser Ext, v. John J. McKan ct. al-Bill to
sell real Estate to pay debts
Notice to Creditors.
TN obedience to order made at last June Term OF
the Court of Equity for the District and State afore
said in the above stated case, notice is hereby given
to all persons having demands against the estate OF
James r. McKain decd, that they do renderthe samo
ON oath and establish them before the Commissioner
of tho aforesaid Court on or before the st day OF Octo-
her next W. II. Il. WORKMAN, C. + K. d.
June IL. S5.25 2S-i"t
IChiIdren's shoes.
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MIR. G. A. DEAN will act as my Agent during
WI my absence from the State. II. PATE.
Camden, August s. 1853.
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Hobensack,s Worm Syrup.

4 Fresh supply Of The above just received at the
n Agency, ]. DEHaY'Ss
Aug. 3-32 ct a {.
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CHAMBERS, JEFFERs g. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

CHARLESTON, S, C.
HE undersigned beg leave to return thanks to their
Il numerous friends for their past liberal patronage
and inform them that they still continue the business
as heretofore and hold themselves ready to serve their
friends and all who may lavor them with consign.
ments business to the est Of their skill and ability
and that effort their part will be wanting togvc
satisfaction.
CHAMBERS, JEFFERS & CO.
- Aug 2. til
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80 esz ssRR sR 80 80 szzEa 81

NN and after this date the Passenger and Ma
~ Train will run once week, say " WEDNESDAY
twice day, from the Junction to Camden and back,
connecting at the Junction with the Night Passenger
and freight Express Trains from Charleston at o'clock
A. NJ. and bring up Passengers and light freight; Stock
Poultry, Eggs, Fruit and other light articles will be
received the Camden Passenger Depot, On Wednes-
days. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and connect with the night
Express Train (down) from Columbia. 1t will be ne
cessay for shippers of stock to give three Of four days
notice. that may be provided for them. \
The Train will run directly through to Columbia
AID back Friday-one day only.
Schedule of Running Time.
FIRST OR MORNING TRAIN.
Leave camden at. ................... j 40 y. ID.
Arrive at Junction Observation-Disclosures. at o.55
Arrive at Camden. en..................... S.3U "
SECOND, OR MIDDAY TRAIN, ON WEDNESDAY.
Leave Camden at .. ........l0 30 A. NJ.
Arrive at junction at. lZ3O :. NJ
Leave junction AT. Observation-Disclosures. lsou
Arrive at Camden at.................. at. 4lo
N. d BAXLEY, Agent.
Jan IS 3 #
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES !!
LEONARD CHAPLIN,

MANUFACTURER and Dealer in CARRIAGES
wi and HARNESS of every description Nos. IA
Meeting st and SO Wentworth-st. next to the old
stand Of GilLerts Il Chaplin, Charleston, 5. Z.
Feb. |. u
syy"W. R. HUNTER may be found at the above Re
pository and take this method to assure his friends
that all orders entrusted TO him will be attended to
with promptncss and strict fidelity.
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4. O. o. F.-zAersila.x Lodge, No. 3
|JsHE Regular Meeting Of this Lodge will be held
i at their Hall, on Friday Evening. at o'clock.
w. WALLACE, Secretary
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office.

T ". p. MCKAGEN. ESQ, will act as my Agent
c during my absence from Camden.
Aug. 23-34tf JOSEPH WIENGES
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LYONS KATHAIRoN. .

FoR PREsEKvINe, RESTORING AND BEAuTFYISG TIE
HA1R is the delightful and wonderful article the
world ever produced, lis astonishing success with
out precedent in the history of the ateria Neied
Darksand luxuriant curls, softand glossy hair, with
scores admirers (mark this Ladies) is the univ
sal effect of the Kathairon. Bald and gray heads
sto,,d perfectly astonished "The Kathaironh has fully
restored my hair after badness of IL years "A. JAY
CouRTRIenr, 76 Bond-St N. y" The Kalharon is a
certain cure for Nervous Head Ache and all Cutane
GUS Diseases Sold by all dealers everywhere. Try
it. Price only e5 cents in large bottles D>. Barnes
Proprietor, l6I Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. Haviland,
Harrall & Co. wholesale Agents, Charleston.
Julys26. Sm-3O
POISONING.
Thousands of parents who ue Fermifugc composed o
Castor OIL Caiomel. &c., aware, that while they
appear 10 benefit the patient they actually laying the
foundations for series of Diseases such atiUn loss
sf sight, weakness pf limbs, 9c.
In aIioher column will be found the advertisement Of
Hobensacks Medicines which ask the attention of
all directly interested their we'll their Chill
dre,is hsaih In Liver Complaints and all disorders ari
sing from those of bilious type, should make use Of the
only genuine medicine Hobensack's Liver Pills.
GF-.'BE NOT DECEIVED but ask fer ilobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
ths signature Of tn. Proprietor, j. n. HOBENSACk, as
npne else are>genuine. -,
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Extracts from the New York Medical Gazette ant
journal of Health edited, d,by D. NJ. Reese NJ b,
LID. ITO Broadway October !, 1852:
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Wagon &C. for Sale.
Fruit, Fruit, Fruit.

~ Kogs Malaga Grapes
~ l case fresh Currants
80 pkgs Baisns in whole, half and quarter boxes
Layer and Bunch
20 drums new crop Figs
bagsBorlcauX Almonds
English Walnuts FilEcrts, Brazil Nuts, Citron, Lemons
an, Oranges. Received and for sale by
Dec G. 1852 SHAW & AUSTIN.
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WORKMAN & EOONE'S
!" ~" HH N H@a

WORKMAN & BOONES
"AH HH IN @"o
WE beg leave to announce to our friends and Gus
w toners, and to the public generally, that about
the middle Of August next, we will open a.
FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
GaG5 acNa @3ap2o
embracing every variety of style and quality, which
we will offer at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
at such prices ms must give
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
To all who will favor with their custom in that
line.
Having given our personal attention to the selec-
ton of the stock, and having purchased from the
BEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE IA CTORLES
We have hesitation in saying that can and will
sell at as LOW A PRICE as the SAME QUALITY
of goods be bought upon the same terms in any
town Or city in the State.
Our Boot and Shoe Store
Will be continued at the cid stand, where we are
now constantly receiving large additions of
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
which will be happy to sell at the lowest possible
rates to all Of old friends aud customers, and to
as many new ones as possible.
WORKMAN & BOONE.
July 90. 80 If
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Notice.

Notice.
WIN NJ. SHANNON, Esq. will act as MY agent
w during my absence from the State
Juno 2l-tE IS. Is. SALMOND.
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Hides.

FTNHE highest price will be given for good hides,
l. by Nv. ANDERSON.
Aug 90 - 81 t.:
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Fresh Lemon syrup,

NF superior quality Tor sale Mt
" WORKMAN'S DRUGSTORE
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Children's shoes.
4 FULL assortment just received and for sale by
WORKMAN BOONE.
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That Committee Of from each Wsr ee spp'ind e tns
Chair examine the condition OF tho urrs md 70 Ae s'cA
s,ers a nav 5, fhss b. deemed necessary 70 their relief
Thar though damages from s1eh cas- uiy eanao b. oI
dollars cent? frat the that % be
PEELED N pay gesi ai justice viii award aaTsTs tl
rtrs rerd o. competing railroad comptoes % take pro
20 ga eocdens ard therefore that the above
cotrte sro viii tie uasrs AID aid them IN ng the re4a
~ bs and 70 Obtain such damages - M o"
prrttr from ne rfspons bic parry or pNties -.
" - e,trg their duty not only 10 reqnes bat %
l5 80, retsrs having troll q sasd roads thai al
soi feb bey the Of SAD rods 70 be avoided
~ d h. carmel the other nd unf the be
5 eev tram required stop before erosn and that Persoas
=. osnss Of the spDrOach oftFaDs
49, Comm Of Five sppo Dted OF winch th- Mayor be
m our 9th the Directors Of said roads and
Of the Indicated prevent Ike ca
,cs srd nal public tie decision OF aid Companies
T N PLEDGES itf is bes end@syors opre-
% o he OF Illinois and Indians law %
M sny from crossing any other railroad without bridging OF
nh that road shall ubdsr the other
That h etng Of the diligence fearesness and inde
CoTcnefs Jury the dschFs OF che painful snd
Gbe that the have c0nhdeoe
M fbe proscuDs oe's Of the County M faithfully and without
psrafy fulfil their duties the immunity
those who guilty 10 be brought 70 punishuent
CHARLES NJ. GRAY, Chairman.
lnaN
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

Try RIorERs-A rumor from a reliable source : cur
rent that several Of the persons committed to the County
Jail last week charge Of rieng were connected with
4 gang Of organized ucendares and thieves who carry on
their operations IN New \ ork. Brooklyn MhlamsonrSa
and Albany and from each of the above places they com
uunicate together twice each day and by TINS
means the members OF the band in the several cites are
made acquainted with every which takes pace
connected with them. Some further developments VIII
undoubtedly be made in reference to them during the
present week.
of Southod Suffolk County "Wednesday last Mr. David
FLOYD elected Supervisor TO I'LL the vacancy occa
stoned by the death OF DR. Ira Corwin
REWARD or MERrT-At meeting of the Rumsellers
on Saturday night appropriation OF si5 made Tor
the purpose Of purchasing gold watch to be presented to
Mr. Thomas Waters of the Board of Excise for the sec
ond Ward This presentation to take place on Tuesday
evening and is undoubtedly intended IS token ct respect
for his exertons in their behalf
IL At the meeting of the Board OF Alderman TO be
held this evening and attempt TO be made to dsbnd
the present police force but there provision for this
step in the Charter their action will be dead letter
LARcENY-On Saturday forenoon Officer Kiehl, of the
Third Ward steda young German named Fred0ne Her
apprentice e Conrad steinhauer shoemakerdog
business a No l9 Meseroe ST. on charge OF having EN-
bezzed various times during the past nine months boots
and shoes valued at about 49, which he to hay
ing sold to shoe dealer Grand st. New York for about
SO About SIC worth Of the property was found tied up
in sack and concealed in hi bed al the time OF his arrest
He was locked up for examination.
ISplGSlrIoN Mass MYErISG.-A call has been made for
Mass Meeting at the City Hall this monday evening BY
the citizens opposed to the action of the Common Council
on Monday evening last in granting to the Flushing Rail
road Company the privilege OF laying down Railroad
track through the City of Wlamsbugh The citizens
aroused and indignant at the action of men, several Of
whom were elected the avowed opposers 10 City Rail
roads The Aldermen have become alarmed AZ finding
that they have placed themsees in position from which
they viii be unable a. reiract with honor to themselves
Should they be successful in getting quorum present at
ther regular meeting th, evening interesting time
be expected consequent upon thu indignation meeting with
out and that of the quaking Aldermen within.
Seriously BrRvYD-On Saturday afternoon girl about
eight wears of age named Catharine Kelley residing A.
No - North Fourth badly burned about the face.
and body by her clothes taking tire from the stove
one of her eyes was seriously injured that il feared
her evesight will be lost She attended to by Dr. An
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GRANT GOODRICH. Secretary.
Mail Robbery.

On Monday evening during the accident at the crossing
Of the Michigan Central and Southern Michigan Road the
mail bag from this CITY, ade up for the distributing office
at Albany, n Y cut open and several packages
taken out so far can learn Of the bags
missing None Of the mail made up from this city taken.
from the alena office follows For Portland
Me- 22d and Esd for Providence r. L. do for Hartford.
Conn do. for Boston distribution do. supposed to
have been distracted The last named package certain
" missing and the others supposed to be- About half
the small packages made up offices west Of this also
gone
The Milwaukee mail going east wet and considera-
bly, injured
Under the circumstances this robbery betays degree
of deprayity that but seldom exhibited beneath the
which contained the mail lay the muaed remains Of one
Of the hapess victims Of the melancholy catastrophe and
the robber in order to reach his booty had to step
the exposed portion Of the corpse.
lChcago Dem Press
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prevented two or three Germsus Who wishd 70 coeenas
rom working M Shsrweu the SdPerlns ndeat ieanas
serious cousequences informed the Police and CtPt Rug
Assistant Cap, Belknsp and men Of the Second tuSs,
Irt ceedtd 20 the OF Disturbance ana Nres'Vu ny
most ii &orierly Of thu strikers Their names are - 'er
lows Charles McCirnes, Patrick Fay John uxyrf D.1
tel Caspe Andrew Quely Michael sherman IMAM AT
buckle john White, and Neal Mclaughlin
One Of the Germars named Allen Madden WAS stnhen
from cart he driving and badly hat Another was
also considerably injured
Src0VD UNIrsRfAs S)CIrTY At each recurrence otth-
services atthe Athen there cepbs increase
IN the number Of the audIsnce or md Mr. Lon<t-'N
preached sermon from The Unity Of the Spr l. which
vas listened ~ with mark Fl attention and additional
evidence that the Society has secured pastor worthy
81 he City ~ Chrrrhns
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

STRrKr oF TIE OPERATIVES OF TBE ATIAsIIc WHrIE
LE.D WoKKs-The laborers employed at the White Lead
Factory at the foot OF Bridge ST. turned out on Saturday on
81 he for higher wages They heretofore received 81 per
day, which they deemed insufficient and now demand
two or three fhe best but refused until he could
consult with the other establishments in the city 70 ad
vance the wage. Of the majority This created dSsasac
ton and they knocked of the number OF about hun
dred aud congregstng ia RoA ab9si hs establishment
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

RyfIGIoUs-A Methodist church Is nearly completed at
Toms River Newlersey Presbyterian church will
be erected at the same place.
The Presbytery c Newton will meet at Mansfield on the
l2th of May.
The New jersey Conference M FL Seminary at Pen
nngon is prospecting building has been erected at an
eypense of for the accommodation o th3 e-
male department 1t is 10 feet length and three sto les
high
TRENTos WATER WORKS-lhese work, were opened on
Friday large number Of gentlemen present The
water taken from the Delaware River above the city
some distance. by means OF machinery
Disturbance AT about clock last evening dis
urbance occurred in Jersey City near the ferry which At
one time threatened TO be extensive Some diff
Guilty occurred the ferry boat between two three c
zens who were their buggies returning from Long Is
land and large party Of young who said 10 be
Irishmen 1t alleged that the larger party the
aegessors After reaching the street occurred in
which number Of blows struck and enc OF the larger
PARTY sd his forehead cut by blow friend OF those in
The bugges also had his head cut by stone Justice Cut
ter Deputy Sheriff Pollard and other officers promptly
on hand and quoted the disturbance After some attempts
10 dperse the crowd necessary 10 arrest four five
of the uoisy They Will be brought up this morning
for examination.
FRYMFNs EIrcrioN-Ihe meeting OF Delegates Of the
Fire Department of jersey City 10 nominate candidates for
the election be held Tuesday, May s. took place
Friday evening at No IS Engine House. The following
persons were nominated For Chief Engineer, w More.
house First Assistant 0ratO Reed Sec0ndAssslnt j. ID
Nolan The different companies will meet IN their poet.
i've engine houses Tuesday and vote The pOls will be
open from o clock A 10 10 pm.
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RUs OvER AND KILLED BIZ FIRE EseIsE-7h COM
pany Ce-sured for RuRniag G< Sideraik -Aoout 4
O'Clock yesterday morning Joseph Wall blacksmith who
lived al No 20 Delaney st. oyes By 6re ensas
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SUPERIOR coURT-GEsERAL rssn.

DECISIONS.
MeIchior Kramp and others sgt George Barclay sn9
OtheFsSame sgt same-N0nsuit set aside, and new tia
granted, costs 10 abide event
John l.. Ersnca and others agt Leo Delbanss-Repogt
set aside, and new trial granted costs 10 abide event
Michael Bsssett agt- Henry Coe.-New trial granted.
costs 10 abide event
Fraucis Dairy and others agt Daniel L. Pettee and Oh
ers.-Same
John Morris agt Daniel Rexford.-same.
William Macarthur agt Francis acknowledgement Ter
plaintiff the verdict.
Edward Bsggott sgt Ann G. Baggott-Same,
James IL. Murray sgt. Della Shave.-Jndgment for Do
PENDANT Diminishing complaint with costs.
Charles Gould agt Justus j. McCarty.-JeSgment a.
frmed.
James Pagan respondent agt Oliver Dawson appellant.
Judgment below sairu cd.
Robt Hogan agt John yspdervoor Report set aside
unless plaintiff take Judgment for s2lo with interest non
April 42.
Robt Lang and others sgt sanl Milbrahsm.- Piantif
to recover damages by q withholding the premises
be assessed and that defendant go vifho aty kh
zoe 81 ls,
John Ghon and others respondents. ss Jonas r Levy
appellant for Plaintiff upon demurrer TO A.
swer, affirmed with costs.
Petsr Murray agt Bartlett Smith admr &c.-0rder a.
loving costs to plaintiff arirmed
rs COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
The frs: mate Of the ship Kate Hunter, charged bra
Young woman passenger, with taking from her ring
referred 10 yesterdsy-was examined and held on the
charge.
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY
The Nav Terms Of Superior. Circuit and Common Pisss
Courts vii commence this forenoon Calendars aresay
The Supreme Court General Term. win also commence
its May Torn Calendar Nos. to 10.
The Clerk in chambers viii commence rece.rss 49,
II Issue for he SATURDAY modos, SPscsd len Ss