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Sale of Real Estate.

AN the 26th day of November, 1853, al 3 o.
" clock in the afternoon, on the premises
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate as the property OF Fletcher w. Kirk
patrick. deceased, to wit: Lot No. Twenty-sever
(27, } in the town of Lebanon, Monroe County
Ohio. Appraised at $3.50 90 Terms-one hal
IN hand, the nther in six months from the sale.
JOS. TERRELL, Admir-
Oct %. 1858 off w. Kirkpatrick. decd
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Loss of the Steamer Volant.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 16.-The steamer Vo.
liant was burnt TO day on the Yazoo river.
She was heavily laden. One Of her pas
sengers was burnt 10 death. Boat and
cargo totafloss.
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Massachusetts Election.

BosToN. Nov. Isl. p. M-No choice
of Governor by tho people. The proposed
new constitution is defeated. The Legis
lature is believed TO be Wing.
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nISSOLUTION.-The partnership hereto
~ fore existing between TROLL g. VOL
LEN WEBER is this day dissolved. The hook
and notes are in my hands for collection Thos
knowing themselves indebted will call aud max
payment Immediately. F. TROLL.
Oct. 10. 1853.
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Nov. 8.

ATTACHMENT-At my instance an attach
II ment was this day issued by Thomas Neal
a Justice of the peace of Perry township, Monro.
county, Ohio, for the sum Of S40 90. and agsinsr
the goods. cha,,eis. rights. credits, moneys. ana
effects, of Darling Long, a NONRESIDENT debtor
Dated this 3lst day of October. 1858
JOSHUA P. WATSON,
Nov. 9
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Special Notices.
10 Executors, Administrators, and

GUARDIANS.
Under the existing laws it is made the DUTY OF
the Probate Judge ..to direct and control the con-
duct, and settle the accounts of executors and adj
minis'T ators," as well as ofsguardians. In view
of this fact, and the additional one that several
app!i Cations are now on file in the Probate offic e
for citations, il may not be inappropriate to call
attention to the facts in regard to administration
business in this equity. This mode, beii.g much
the least expensive. is selected for the present.
| find: 1. Some executors, administrators and
guardians have never given bond; though this has
not often occurred
II. In several cases there is not any notice OF
appointment on file in the Probate office, and il
il believed that III several instances the notice re-
quired by law was never given.
Ill. Some executors and administrators have
never returned an inventory of the personal es-
tate, or a sale bill.
Nv In but very few instances. comparatively
during the last eighteen mouths, have executors
or administrators procured an extension. of time
to collect debts, &C., as the law requires.
v. A great number OF executors, administra-
tors and guardians have failed to render any &C.
count, although the time when settlement should
have been made has long since elapsed,
These dclinquencies exist to such an extent
that they demand the attention and action of those
intrusted with the settlement of estates, and the
control OF minors property.
L shall, before long. m IKE out a list of all those
who are thus delinquent.
These remarks are made in no censorious spirit,
but with an earnest desire that the duties required
of each of us shall be discharged in a manner sat
iAfactory to ourselves and to all interested.
JOHN w. OKEY.
Woodsfeld, O /. Nov. %, 1883.
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L. II. Atkinson.

TIN AND sUEEr-IsscN WORKER.
WATER STREET. TWO DOORS BELOW THE
POST OFFICE, SUMTER. OHIO.
HHYERY THING in the above line made to
EA order. TINWARE Constantly on hand ard
Tor sale and RETAIL. ~
Persons wishing any thitg in the above lins
would do well to give hin. a-esH.
September %. 1853.
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From Harana-Disturbances Confirmed.

l sOHS ~ OOHIT WCu.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 14.-New Orleans pa
pers of yesterday have been received.
Dates from Havana Of the 4th inst, re-
ceived in that city, confirm the report oil
disturbances on the island and in the city,
received on Saturday, via Charleston.
Some thirty or more persons, belonging
to prominent families. had been arrested.
La VOC del Pueblo, which had been
freely distributed in the city. contained bu,
one article. In that it is stated that the
abolition Of Slavery and the revolt of the
blacks, are the objects had in view by the
British government, and that a revolution
was the only remedy.
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. I4.-Four thousand
and three hundred shares in the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad sold to-day, at an av-
erage advance of ten dollars per share.
At the cattle market, to-day, 1000 head
Of beef cattle were offered-7OO were sold.
700 driven eastward, and 900 were left
over. Prices SO. SO to 1915 on hoof; $500
TO 1875 net.
HoGs.-But few in market; sales at So
SO 10 800 per hundred.
Democratic Meeting-TAe Flare up.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-At a meeting
of the National Democrats last night, Cor
nelius Wendell offered a series OF resolu-
tons, declaring that the nomination and
election OF General Pierce was in conse-
quence OF his unmistakeable national an
tecedents and known opposition to the
opinions and conduct of those who defeat.
ed Cass, in 1848. by voting for Van Buren,;
that this meeting does not regard the Bal
timore Platform as a general amnesty to
snch; that the attempts by the Departments
TO crush out National Democracy in New
York deserves immediate attention and
correction; ~denonncing Guthrie's interior.
"nce in New York; congraiulates New
York on the signal victory over the Free
Sellers; deprecates the recent attack on
Dickinson. &C.. &C.. The resolutions hav-
ing been read. Daniel S. Radcliffe took
the platform and made an able speech
against the resolutions. regarding them as
at the Administration. Wendell
amid great excitement. Said he
was Instrumental in calling this meeting.
and would defend the resolutions. The
question on the resolutions was called for
Radcliffe reminded the gentleman thatthis
was an attack on the Administration
Weddell denied it. Great excitement and
disorder. almost coming to blows. Some
body moved the indefinite p~ostponemeni
Of the resolutions, and another wanted To
offer a substitute. but before the question
was distinctly put. William II. Thomas.
Collector of this port, sprang upon
The platform and moved TO adjourn; before
ioiog which he proposed three cheers for
The Administration; which being heartily
Wallach, chairman. struck Thomas
and knocked him from the platform. when
a general melee ensued, lasting some min
utes, but resultingi in no very serious bruis-
es; during which the meeting broke up.
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Safe and Sure Remedy.

This is to certify that | have used and seen
used to great advantage and benefit, Sioan's Con-
dition Powder for the different diseases for which
it is intended. aud l would recommend it to the
public as a safe AID sure remedy, especially ioI
common colds, coughs. heaves, SC.
CIV S. YOUNG.
Perry Centre. Wyoming Co., N. Y, Nov. Is '53
See Sloan's advertisement in another column.
lHJ. See advertisement
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S MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine

No Medicine in use has accomplished so aaaay Ezra
ordinary Cures, and given SO Ussrersai SatssfdQsor m every
variety and stage Of disease, or that has so edeRssUe ana
AMID q sale a. SloaR's Ointment and C5ndaios P0srdeT.
The Ointmenf il swiftly superceding all other Oinfmenis
and Liniments for the cure Of Fresh wounds, calls OF a.
ttnds. Sprains, Bruises, Cracked Heels. Ringbonc, Wind
asIls. Poll Evil, Callous, Spavins, Sweeney. Flstuta. 81
last, Strains, Lameness. Sand Cracks. Foundercd Fed
Scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse Distempcr.
The Condition POpdev will remove all inhanmauon mo
ever, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the watca
and strengthen every part of the body and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder, Distempcr, Hide Bound. Loss OF Appetite, IN
ward Strains, Yellow Water, inflammation of the Eyes
Fatigue from hard exercise; also Rheumatism, commonly
sailed stif complant,) which proves so fatal to many vaia
able horses IN this country It is also a safe and certais
remedy Coughs and Colds, which generate SO many
These remedies seos7 iaiaye, and aipays Csrs, Il the d
ectons are followed.
W. B. SLOAN,
Gvs.d Depa. 20 Leks s.. Uiss6es -
FOR SALE BY
ia. & g. II. Davenport. Woodsfield
Armstrong, Mooney q CO., Beallsyilie
John Koontz, Malaga;
Miles & Son, Somerton;
w. p. Sloan, Genesee Block, Buffalo;
William Buchanan, f:. townsville;
w. w. Could. Travelling Proprietor.
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Insolvcnt Estate,

IIiSOi GU CSIilLC.
|FEVO the creditors of the Estate of Lemuel s
III Rucker, Deceased On the twenty fourth
day of September, one Thousand eight hundred
and Fifty three; the Court of Probate for Law
renee County, Ohio, declared The Estate OF Lem,
uel s. Rucker, deceased, to he probably insolvcnt
Creditors are therefore. hereby notified t, present
their claims against said Estate, legally auti,et.i
Gated to the undersigned for allowance, within
SIX months from the time above mentioned; or
they will not be entitled to payment. -
LANTY RUCKER. Admir-.
will, viii annexed OF Lemaei 5 Rucker decd.
Oct 10. 1859.
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GREAT REMEDYl
~ s
CELEBRATED FAMILY OINTMENT

Is Mid, SAFE. Thorough and the greatest External
Remedy eper used. tits composed Of Vegetable Ezrracts
and possesses po,cer unequaHeai in The annals Of Medicine
for the cure Of Infdnunatory Diseases.
It Is universally acknowledged to be an infallible remedy,
in every case where it has been faithfully applied on the
human system, for promoting lnsensible Precipitation, and
is invaluable in all diseases OF the flesh. Obstinate Ulcers,
Old Sores, Chilblains, Sore Throat, Burns, Cuts, Cutaneous
Eruptions. Sore Nipples, Sore Breast, Diseases of the Eye,
Ague in the Face, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Cords,
Pain IN the Side, Back and other parts of the system.
Scald Head, Bruises, Fresh Wounds, Piles, and every
kind of sore containing the least particle Of Inflammation
ere permanently cured by this great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES
It is a fact, authenticated here, as well as all over the
State, and indeed the whole western states, that Sloans
putation, to which they are Justly entitled by their "heattns
uirtues,'' and powers. We are not among those who arc
prone to endorse every patent humbug that comes along,
and in this instance have delayed our endorsement until
we have been able to make assurance double sure, not only
ny testing them personally ourselves, but from the testf-
mony of Z numerous portion of the community ljvips
sround us.-lnlinois Glohs, April IL, 1850.
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New Shop.

"a b. e. DUNCAN has remov-
Gs.sE ed his SHOP from Ferry to Main street,
Soutn side. 8 doors West of J. II. Smiths. where
he is prepared TO do all kinds of work in his line.
WATCHES AND CLOCKS repaired and ,car.
ranted to keep good fine.
Ciaringtcn, Nov %, 1853.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach.
n ment was this day issued by Thomas Neal. a
Justice of The Peace. of Perry township, Monroe
county, Ohio, tor the sum- OF 800 90, and asains,
the goods. ~chattels, rights, credits, moneys, am
effects of Darling Long, a NONRESIDENT debtor.
Dated this 3lst day of October, 1853.
CHARLES WHITE.
Nov O
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FArRviEw Ruler CO., Pa. Juaef 4 1et3sa
AI. Lha d Pask-Dear Sir. 1 wish 10 state
that Your excellent medicine. .sDr Gaysott's
Extract Of Yellow Dock and SarsapssilEase hks
completely cured my son, aged seven year,. Of
an sgsravate! case Of sore eyes. From .Mayii1
September. fur fno,aths, he Was ~eonfnei IL ~
dark room, sildef the Care of n skiilsu physiciess a.
WHO consulted able counsel. He Continued worss
Tor two months, when he became entirely t9Jhd.e<
His eyes were SO highly infamed, aud 20 vesy a
sensitive thai, when covered with seven holds of
iaIk silk, he would scream with pain casted 7hYa
the light OF a candle lie had no Appetite hsb
taken so much powerful aud nfsnsiys medicine
that | coaids neither cnax mar force him Il fske 2
more. lie was reduced to a mere skeleton, a.sd 4
iesiaired o: ever returning his sight or health
Ahont that tine.I saw ynur invaI0sbfs s1ediss
cine advertised as a remedy for sore eyes. caused
by s%croiuia, and your agent in this place, John
Scott. Esq recommended It to me itigl5ys
as-ts-sea a t9ille ap9 gave il 70 nay sops ts1a
could see bu: little alteration in him Tor. two Or
.'srce weeks. He then began TO improve sspfdiyysl
and before he had taken ~anntier bottle 1ds efes.
were completely cured.
tsisned) wM E.sCAMP8ELEssssf
! do hereby certify that | am acquainted N it3hi
YIN. Z. Campbell. and haze seen his con when
he wos in the couditinn represented by lin. and
have seen him since, and know that he is newi4s
good health.
~(Sigued) JOHN SC0TTsf1s
g g q 9 9 g sA
Esysiptias erred ~ he use Of D.: duqsoifsss
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TOR lie iasiant relief aud rapid. curesef.AsfA-
ma, Consumption, Coughs, Colds. Hoarse-
ness. Group. and all disordsrs u the Lidsg & dsd
Chess. es
A SLIGHT tOLD THE MOTHER OF
CONSUMPTION. az ~
Let not those complain of being hissen byea
reptile they have cherished 10 maturity Ia theis
very bosoms, when they might have crushed itih
the egg. Now. If we call q slight cold the <ek.
and pieurisv. iufian. nation of the iuhgs. ssfhmas
and consumption the venomous reptile. the matt
ter will be no more than correctly figured.
Attend 10 this in season; even q slight cold h
no mali matter. At the first stack, sss.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild cherry.
1t is sure to cure. snd ii is The only remedy yaa
can place perfect confidence n. II cnt6mehces
at the root OF the disease. aud thoroughlysersdi-,
Gates it.
In consumptive Systems. sprctrastinaflon isshs
thief of time. = in an awful sense. Is il sh0riens
existence and hurries the patiept from time into
eternity.
Thonsands are dying who might nave BEN
saved by the timely use Of syF;strrs Rssam Of
Wild Cherry. A few weeks, q feW days. may
make . fatal difference IN the progress ~ con.
Sold by j. b. PARK, Cinciunsii, o.
Northeast corner OF fonth and " skiutssfeetsA
entrance on Wainut sGeet-to whom ~ otdeSs
must be addressed
For sale BY ] A. q 6. II Svennort,
Woodsfeld; HE KotxrH6e.. sMkhata;
Pollock Carter e. Co., Suni1skf NIP.
Miles & Son. Sometons lbtnnsfk
Buell., Marietta. $50. fs.s s. q
Oct. 5. 1855.
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Let all those who with TO purge the blood from
the impurities contracted from the tree indui<g
geDce of the appetite dun Ing the winter, end to
prepare the system to meet summerepidemics re-
snrt row to .sGuysott's Extraet Of Hrltaw Dock
and S rsapar.lla." which Is proving iiseff an anti
dote for many of the most malignant diseaer3 that
desh is heir 10. and will mel er be disappoipt9dsfcs3
in this remedy the public faith has yeser tSavered
never can WAIVER; for II is foundedsoa ex pcfi-
ence, just as their wac; of faith 10 other aud sparis
Gus compounds is also founded on experiepce.-
They fy from mineral nostrnms tosseek hope .4ifs.
aud visor from this purely regetatierrenseag;
therefore, however broken down in health asdT
spirits, hnwererI oatls ONE to himself and otbcss.
let no one despair Of recovery. EeE the patient
only understand thai his hope Of iysicslfeste@
ration lies only in sGuysot's Extract Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsapariila.' = and pessuads hiM 6r
his life's sake, TO try it, and ws have no besifs>sI
ton in predicting his speedy restoration to health
e e 8 e 8 E e 8 s e.
Blindness eu,td By he use of DR.. Guyson,s Es.
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Nov. 9. of William C.. Walton, decd.
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Ashes % and to imhurg so bbs Resin O. aud ''0
talss Cotton IT, ToAus-raIa soo0o1it Llnher 80 80
End measurCuert Good a. 55sc. seholner tom VI
mngon y c. 20 New Yoys at as. for Spires Tur nna
and &C. for other Naval S,ors- scro or BArosis
al &c p bill and & sor Salt hons TIE mT~c' Tor
Ders in conoqucnce q the la:snes o. the sesoa AM
frghis bang qask in AZ o.hr dire tins i MI h-hlf
ll2e from St John NIB to Liverpool and "a from the y
Lawrence to London, having been Offered without hndns
takers.
In abiding yesterday to the present state Of the Bond
market as beng such makes impossible atp-e'ent %
effect negotiations Of new Railroad loans spike OF
sale Of fair Bond at 90 cent We since learn that this
was a sale Of Bond of a Road little known and o; no
established character. and the transaction not Of rc,en,
and Therefore criterion Of the general market
for Bonds Still the fact remains that nothing can he done
here with railroad enterprises and it ID worse than
useless for parties TO bring hem forward
The Michigan Central Railroad earnings for August
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law LNIELLIGENCL.
l. 5. DISTRICT corRr-B,sore Judge BELTS


GRAND JCEY.
Tie following gentlemen were empanelled; Henry tr
bep Foreman John Allen Goo. Bellon. VIM. \ CLARK,
Wm A. Dazzling Samuel ,iandon, John Loycss1n, anes
II lirknoy. Bei T. Wheoli.ht, Samuel II. -. John
i,Ln Cool Ahram b. Meade Henry C. Sper-y Jas. Hutch
irsor, (h,es l. parmalce, George Webb Wa. 5. Wood.
samuel j. IaIto, Oliver Hooker. VIM D,wnos, Jr, Jos
swain Charles Foot Beniam Forbes, Melon WOlcott.
Acr receiving the charge Of the Judge thcy retired for
Geliboiation.
H., Graz Jury received the charge of the Court yes
to-day The Judge stated that there arr 10 or II cases
on Tie criminal calendar requing the cotton OF The Geni
.iuv Two of them for mGnsau liter A. 70 this charge
he law OF Congress make less penal 10 XII man lpro
drdtl,c was Lot acualn;ontion "a XIII than jr assault
with Oaneoious weapon. There is also charge against
ali,o fol plotting steamboat without license bat the
ur as a present advised is in doubt whether there
tly greater crGlty than fine attached to It.
ne ,ud stated iha; owing 10 hc wait Of Jury room
tic L j. Circuit Court being IN session the Pctt Jury
hes been discharged for the terra, bat any Indictments
Which The Grand Jury may md win be tried at next term
I'm answer 60 remark from Mr Erbon. foreman OF the
Grcrd ury the Judge said there Is expectation that
ulther nee, nmodatcn vii be provided IA the new bald
ing and that the L. $ Marshal has proceeded 10 Washing
ton in regard to ii.
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DIED.

BIOSpEI-on "Wednesday the iih inst Joseph Blonde in
The 1hry-fourth OF his age. -,
The III mes and relatives the family so the En'ePhHe Lodss
81 ri % Also h rnrmbsrs OF Niagara No are
fuy invited his funeral from his late residence no o<
Wet Forty nnihst Friday 9. A NJ without further invitation
his remain will be taken Greenwood for intermen'
DECKEE-On Weonesdsy. sep, "A 1853 Mrs hreret t.f
sd The friends family respectfully invited 20
ar nd her fur from the resd Of her son n De-
AZ No lis Lg9 Thursday afternoon o. O'CLOCK without
fDrheT invitation.
~ Oisnfe Co. pspers please copy. .<, III,
On The lS;h int lfter shor ana psinia 1es
Olivia Srh daughter James and sarah Olivia JArTs
aged y. and months 49,, IL.
otter Of Thomss Sarah smith aged years and oa
M The f the fsrly respectfully invited 10 arena
TIE funeral or Fh boy the 18Th list q from No Z Mont
5TO "wednesday Sept a. Of consumption sft-r nser-
ilre Mr. Fherezr stout n the 4yh 4 hs age
III ri OF the family invited ent the funeral rms day
from his sfe redrrce Brooroe~; o'clock his remains
will be- inffrred in Greenwood Cemetery.
IT, Trenton nd Wilmington pr ers please cory.
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WHLLAMSBU RGH ITEMS.

A PRrTAL AssAULT.-Yesierday, a keeper Of a porter
louse in North Fifth ST. named Patrick Conner. was ~
rested by Ofioer Ward charge Of violently assault
ipe with club Saturday, last two men. named joseph
Thomson and John Alexander who called at his house 70
tsrsset some business The two were 40 bally m
iurod that they have been unable since 20 leaye their
house, cused was locked up to await examination IN
defGul; OF eco bail.
PoLicE-But one appeared on the Police returns
Yesterday morning Justice Boswell fined Thomas herney
IS for an aggravated assault on boy, named Eiward
Stevens. 1900 -
But one arrest has been made in the Third Ward for the
past eight days.
WHO DrLgGATFs-The following are the names Of the
Delegates elected Wednesday evening" TO meet in Assem-
Div District Convention at Eatbub, Friday the l6.h
inst the purpose Of electing Delegate to the Whg
State Convention:
F UagG-Ats WTllaartb John l. sharpe, Edgar D9rbee
{. Bennett. VIM III CnbclnTd joan IL OF
TA6d Woye-Tbomas EsIDes, Samuel Smith, James EiAins
NoPNAL ScHooL.-A preliminary meeting, preparatory
10 The opeing Of the Normal School Saturday evening
next was held last evening at Public School house NO
After the enrolling OF Names able and interesting ad
dres was delivered by Mir. Buckley the appointed PIN
cIa Of the school
WAXING UP-The Peck slip Ferry Company are finally
aor va-ous accidents ard the loss Of life making prep
areone for lighting their slips and ferry houses at the foot
of South Seventh St. with gas As this company have
ALWAYS Turned deaf the wishes Of the public, il is
only ref sonable suppose that the establishment Of their
rev Ferry Of the foot Of South Eleventh st. is the cause
of n. n Improvements Where the four boats which
which have been promised 30 long
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fTr \ Z TIihTna = Moo ~ /. ~
r. eIl-s 500 Psrna j. San, lr5t; = 5 NInnfon
r.r,.l q. CIV p r1id - g. asa - 80 40
r. "a ~ 44C0 Lesd Rsiloa IS = ~ so - S;1IyL
~ H.. LOO ~. 81 Morris Canal s5n a.. - d5,
f. H. Lad do t5wu 10; do IL 10 do. D. li - o. D.
ga if IA. Pclra Railroad -; a. do ~ b nS Lag
sd h. lOo Union canal ~ 40 sclnTL Ntv Prsi 80 ~
e. i-t d.. b. S.. 5l. - Farm -at 'i'eh 5-1 -
seeh IIL s.. T. do, IS 81 20 Bank Of Penna 49, L. s.
POM cfsh CT. 49, &C., 20 l., -, Z. Z "a, 4, al
shry' y H. % "a 9l. L. Island RI a. 49,. 90,
d. "a ia I'M i6. 100 do Ic lc1 MONS Canal ca ~ d.
~ "a ti,.,r Va ev Hf cash -. ln do IT, Do y 10
d,it NV Geek Cosl Co S! 6scAuy Nav pref fed q J
o. o. e. JGoP.nn Dsr G. o.; 100 Ncrrsown RR e IS
oi All Nav rf b. 52 So Log Island 4 p1-n d.!
80 - go Reading g. no. S7ti 100 Long Island kR
IS lc no Schry New pd 3D. 81 81 Mons Canal III J."
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BROOKE w TTEN.S.

l,ts OF SrssioNsIn shs Court Yesterday the Grand
T' sac The following preseatments:
n.y. A iolly and John . Bren indicted for highway
l0S we're erreign,d. and each pleaded not gutv
sH asn indicted Tor petty larceny pleaded guilty
hiri a. n'eneed to the County jail foE SIX months a
to- nara. on two indictm n.s for assault ani bat
lS ~, indicted ios indecent exposure oi person
HE CO.., ~ sA1S.ed Tor rape. was not arragaed
ss,Os Il as se,cinf-A shor, time since an unpleasant;
"~'s' ofs"n fFcan the well oi William Caffrey