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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
WANTED.

DY the Board of Overseers of the Poor of the City
ID of Worcester, n Man and his Wife to take charge
of the ALMS-HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT of said
City, to commence on the LIST day of April next. Pro-
poBas, accompanied by good recommendations, will be
received till the first day of February, by
EDWARD SOUTHWICK,
Clerk of the Board.
Worcester, January 10, 1853 daw2w
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
To the Afflicted.

TEHIS is to certify that have been troubled with
lame leg, caused by a disease OF the bone, for more
than thirty years. and for the last five years have suffer
ed the most excrucating pain thererom. For months
could obtain but little eeJ night day, and was not
able to attend to my business. had tried great NUM-
Der of the most skul physicians, but all without avail
aud had about given up all hopes OF being any bet
ter, when was advised by friend 10 try Hammond 5
Imminent. did so, and before had used one bottle,
the pain had nearly all gone. have now been using it
than year, at different times and have suffered
but little. l can therefore recommend 1t to the public,
as being IN invaluable medicine.
JOHN CONANT.
Worcester, Dec. 4th, 1852
CALDWELL a HILL, 800 Main street.
ian25 dtc General Agents
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Buffalo Robes.


IL A NEW Cottage House, on William street
i%lH containing eight Rooms Possession given i'm
'7-S' mediaely. Apply at Walkers, Lincoln Square.
ian20 dots G.. G.. HOUGHTUN.
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NOTICES.
Free Church.

GlCV SUuICus
LII persons in any way connected with the Society
IA are invited TO a Social Gathering, al Horticultural
Hall,
on WEDNESDAY Ereajag merit,
O'Clock. Committee will be in Attendance to re-
ceive refreshments, during the P. NJ. previous.
Tickets, 10 cents
Per order. iaM25 d2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

In this city, 23d inst, by Rev. Mr.. Hill, Mr. F. S.
Prentice, of South birmingham, TO Miss Paulina F.
Hayward, of this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

RemOvaI.-MTs. NJ. s. Thompson, Female
Physician, and Midwife, has removed to No. l2-PearIs
May ], 1852 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
MR.. HOWE.

THE Agent for that beautiful Picture of the Trial
of Efhe Deans, is still in this city with that
magnificent work, and wishing to have it examined by
all lovers of the Fine Arts, and those who can apprec
such specimen of engraving and printing he re-
specially invites the ladies' snd gentlemen of the City
and vicinity, to call at
Mr. Lloyd'S Picture Rooms, No. 1l5 Main ST.,
Next door to Dr. James Green's) during the present
week, to examine the above work Those who wish TO
become subscribers for he work, and have done So
can ihen have an opportunity.
Worcester, January "a, 1853. d4t*
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Excelsior Eating House NO. 237.
THIS neat and beautiful Eating House is kept by
Messrs. TIIAYER g. GATES,
where they keep constantly hand all varieties of Con
tectloney Foreign and Domestic Fruits, &C.. at whole
sale and retail.
expressly for Ladies' and Gents Refreshment Room
They also furnish families with the best kinds of Oy-
sters, by the pint, quart, or gallon.
Messis Thayer Gates hope by their united efforts,
to merit continuance of that generous patronage which
has hitherto been bestowed upon Them by dscrimnat-
ing public BENJAMIN TIAYER,
Orl2l DIFF ID. g. GATES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
DEATHS.

In this city, 23l inst. Dea. A'pheus Merrfeld aged
70 years.
Funeral this Aiternoon at o'clock, P NJ, at Rev
Dr. HIPS Church Relatives and friends invited to
attend, without further notice
In this city, Jan. "A, Emma lsadora daughter Of Jas
nj. ana Sarah q. Preston aged months 20 days; IA,
Walter c. son of Converse AMI Emeline Francis,
month; l7th Geo, H., son of Elisha and Mary ;.
Wheeler %; II, Maria p, wife of. II Knight 81;
is, David N Sesver, %; 90 Infant son OF George W.
and Betsey Keech.
IN New York City, on Saturday Evening, Jan. 22d,
Dudley e. Evans, printer formerly of Worcester and a
native of Salisbury, Mass, aged 20 years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

BultaI0 UTtBsWB CUHIUa'
A LARGE assortment this day received, and for sale
"A at 20l Main street, BY L. Il. LAZELL,
janis dawawis Apothecary.
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Money Wanted !

ok Hundred Dollars wanted upon Real Estate Sc
~ curty, worth three times the amount
Address S. II. j., through the Post Office.
janis daw3w+
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Southern Hommonv

FIsIE undersigned begs leave TO inform his friends and
the public, that he Keeps constantly on hand, a
fresh assortment of the best Southern iommony Of diff
iorent sizes. JOHN w. THOMPSON,
dec2l DIFF No. 24A Union street, Worcester.
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Stuart's Sugars

E0 bills. crushed and powdered Sugar.
~ 40 bbs. refined coffee do.
8 half boxes double loaf do.
In store, and for sale wholesale and retail, by
II. 4. EATON IL Co,
janl4 dtf 1856 Main atreet.
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Feathers. Feathers.

UST received, large invoice of Live Geese Fea:h-
~ ers, selling low wholesale and retail, $50 Main
street, (up stairs) TABGR & CHOILAR.
Oct9 dawtf
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Agricultural Club.

A REGULAR Meeting of the Worcester County Az.
IN ricultural Club viii be holden at the HORTI
CULTURAL HALL in Worcester
on TUESDAY, the LIST dag Of February,
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
All persons feeling interest in the discussions Of
the Club, are invited to attend and take part therein
Per order. ian2O dtFI
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Watch Lost !!
Situation Wanted in a Store.
Worcester, Jan. &c, 1858,
WAITED

NOR immediate use LOT OF LAND, from FIVE
A thousand feet upwards, in the northeastern part
of the city, (between Main and Summer streets would
be prcferred) Inquire Of Or. A. GOULET,
corner of Tiumbu and Park streets, Worcester.
ian26 d6t
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w a N n E n

DY young woman, place to do Homework, or
I'D Washing and Ironing. Good references given. In
quire at MIR. MURPHY'S corner Of Vine and Foundry
streets. d3t jan23
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ASsIGNEE's sALEI
To Farmers, and Dealers in Agricultu-
raj Tools,

IdI IUUIos
Great Sale of agricultural Implements!
WILL be sold al Public Auction, on THURSDAY,
w January, 27th instant, at 10 O'Clock, A. M at the
Agricultural Warehouse No. 246 Main street, Worces-
ter opposite City Hall, the entire Stock of
Agricultural Implements and Seeds,
in said Warehouse Sale positive, and will be contn-
ued from day day. until the entire Stock is sold.
NJ The following enumerated articles comprise only
small part Of large list, to be disposed OF at this SALE
VIZ:
shovels OF all kinds Manure and Hay Forks Hoes
Horse-rakes, Grindstones OK Yokes, Grain Measures
Iron Bars, DAFT Chains, DIill Mouds Wheeler's Ak
es, Potato Diggers Manure Hooks, Scythe Snathes,
Grain Cradles Grass Seeds, of various kinds Churns,
100 Bushels of Seed Barley, Steel Hammers, Wheel
barrows, Plows, Luluvators, &C., SC.
~ The above sale offers raro chance to Farmers
supply themselves with Tools, and they are ptcu-
larry invited to be present.
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w a mi r E M

GENERAL Machinists, on Iron work, at Merrfelds
- Building, Union street. c. HOVEY & co.
Jan. 10, 1853 d6t
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forester, January 10, 1858.
WANTED

DY respectable Woman, place to do House work.
ID Understands Cooking, Washing end Ironing
Good references given Inquire OF Mrs. Lades, Front
street. ELLEN BEMIS,
lamps DIT
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NEW MUSIC
Worcester Directory
Phillin's Linnid Glue.

NOR Brush Makers, Carpenters, Hatters, Stationers,
L. arriage Makers, Chair Makers, Cabinet Makers,
Families, Druggists &c, for sale by
CALDWELL d HILL, ApOthecaries,
JANIS dim 229 Main street.
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Please Bear in Hind,
4 IA I'D z ~ s

TE1HAT the remaining STOCK OF DRY GOODS
L now in store will be offered at the low prices adj
versed until the first Of Fe5rRdly There many
very cheap Goods still left, which need but be
ined to be purchased
also would say, that have made further reduc-
ton on the Stock of rich Printed Persian Cloths II
cents per yard.
For the next two weeks Dry Goods can be bought
cheap, at the HiUe." Call and see
janls dsl0t GEO. P BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

nN WEDNESDAY Evening, Jan. g. the third ap-
" pearance of the eminent Traeedan
Mr.. J. w. WALLACE, JR.!
Cooley Cibbers adaptation, with further restorations
from the Shakespeare entitled the Life and Death
of King Richard Sd
Rchard,. ...,..........Mr j. w. Waack, Jr.
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Wanted Immediately.
Store to Let

A MAN that is acquainted with the Copper Pump
n Making at No. y School street, Worcester.
jan26 d2aw2w JOHN SUI TON.
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A MOTHER prime lot of first quality Butter Just
n received, and for sale at the Wholesale Produce
Store, Washington Square.
janl0 dawtf BASSETT, EARLE, L. BROTHER.
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DAGUERREOTYPES


DhGUERRE0TYPES.
II BABBITT would inform the public that the Lad
i 4. der placed In front Of his Room, PUT
there for the purpae that many suppose Il was viz
TO climb up run up, up tumble up any way to get
up when they up they to get the worth Of
their money not as the saying is, louI-pence for
shilling, butt
First Rate DagueTeotype,
taken by new French process at an extra low price
Please call, and come up the stairs and satisfy your
self what the rush is for.
Mr. b. has another lot Of MOURNING CASES.
Also, new assortment of all kinds of FANCY CASES
prices very low
Mr.. u, would also inform Daguerrean Artists that he
has opened an extensive Stock Depot, Of Daguerrean
Materials from the largest Importing Houses also of
the best American Manufacturers Persons I'm want of
pictures and purchasers Of Daguerrean Materials, CALL
and see for yourselves. ian22 dawtf
Starch, Argols, and Cream Tartar.
10O BBIS. Wheat Starch.
lOO 90" Gro. Red Argos.
60 bills. Grey do.
20 Cream Tartar pure for sale by
G. 3. n A. j. HOWE,
octle dtf Wor Bank Block
Curtain Fixtures.
SUPERIOR article, for sale wh9lesale1, ana a, lesab
aa,oo' dawtf
Buffalo Dressing Combs.
A LARGE assortment this day received, and for sale
"A at 20l Main street, by L. H. LAlELb,
Janis dawawis Apothecary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

Mrs. Summers Singing School.
IRIS. SUMMERS Juvenile, and advanced classes
w will commence on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 26, at A.
S. Aliens Piano Forte Room. The Afternoon Glass
will commence at 2! P, NJ The Evening Glass at T.
Thorough practical instruction in reading music givon
and attention to the cultivation of the voice.
Terms 81 paYable at the thifd lesson. dow ian2I
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Worcester Dramatic Museum.

STAGE MANAoER.............MR. J. LIE FAvoR.
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January 1st, 1858.
GREAT BARGAINS!

January 1st, 1858.
GREAT AIMS!
CORNE 255 Man Street,
MyIsHENG to reduce his large Stock of Wooden
w Goods previous to the Spring trade, offeIs
bargains TO any who may wish for CLOTHING, either
reddy-ndde, made order.
His Stock is of the LARGEST and best selected to
be found in this city All Garments warranted to be
what they recommended.
Also, large lot If
Gentlemea's Furnishing Goods,
lower than can be bought elsewhere.
janl G4w w. MECORNEY, Merchant Tailor.
TAKE NOTICE.
FyNHE subscriber wishing close up his lot of Winter
4 OVERCOATS, will sell at REDUCED prices. Those
wishing TO get good Overcoat CHEAP, will do well
to call and examine before buyi ing elsewhere.
On hand large assortment OF Clothing, of every de
sCription. ALSO.
A Large Stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods,
consisting in part of the following articles, viz
White and Colored Shirts, Caps,
Under shirts and Draw es, Umbrellas,
Suspenders, Collars,
Socks, Stocks,
Gloves, Mullers,
Cravats, Scarts &C, &c,
all of which will be sold cheap for CASH, by
HENRY FOX, No l0l Nam,
decl6 dtfis corner Of Thomas street.
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Savings Bank.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
FRiHE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is open
daily for The receipt of Deposits from all classes,
Worcester. Oct. /. 1859. octldSIwistf
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Cheese! Cheese !!

OuCVoO NA1CCDOi
A TONS of prime New York Cheese just Received,
H and for sale at the Wholesale Produce Store
Washington Square, nearly opposite the Boston and
Worcester Freight Depot
ann dnwtf RAssETr EARLE. a. BROTHER
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Court OF General Sessions.

Before Judge Beebe and AID Brisley and Francis.
JAN. l0.-RobbGyat a Boarding E0USc.-W William
Sheppard, young man of respectable and very in
teigent appearance, was charged with robbing Mr..
D. Dunn OF . considerable sum of money from his
carpet bag. 1T seemed the prisoner, in November
last, had taken board in the same house, and being
d-encumbered with any luggage, had levanted early
one morning, very shortly after his arrival and the
prosecutor, WHO occupied the same room, discovered
his carpet bag had been cat or torn open and large
sum Of money extracted, among which was par
tcular 800 bill. Mr.. Jacobs, of Chatham street.
proved that the prisoner had changed such bill ut
his store, in paying 90 for a coat, and received the
change. The jury, almost without hesitation, pro-
nounced verdict OF guilty, and he was having been
before the court or previous OCCASION sentenced to
three years AID three months imprisonment
RotbGyby Cicrt.-John McNuty was placed on
trial charged with having in July last robbed Mr. d.
W Clarke, lawyer, OF 20 Chambers street, OF about
$500, in gold and bills, from his desk at the office
where he, the prisoner. was employed by another
occupant and occasionally by the prosecutor. The
case was somewhat singular McNutv had taken the
money as he has always admitted, and lent portion
10 one man. whose name he did not know and some
to another, with whom he was when arrested the
next morning. Nh. Clarke was not sure whether his
desk had been locked or not and the prsoneraleged
that he intended to return the money Both sums above
mentioned were returned to him by the borrowers
and he had also received the balance from the prison
err friends For the defence, evidence was given of
bis previous good character, aud also that OWING
to some injury received in boyhood Lie was occasion
ally unconscious OF his own acts. The jury however
found him guilty OF the offence charged but recon-
mended him to mercy. In view of this recommends
ton the court sentenced him to the lowest term Of
Imprisonment, namely, two years and minated that
an application to the executive for a Communication
might be favoraby considered.
Tie T3mmaag HaH RiotS.-The trial of the par.
tiss indicted t0J tue giot at TaIapany Hall, which
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Supreme COurt-Spccial Term.


JAN. S.--Ihe Carroll WiU Case-Danid J.
Carroll as. Cherries II. Ca,roR--Judge Mitch.
ell in deciding this case, said the bill of complaint
sets forth the will of Charles Carroll, whereby he
authorized his executors to SELL mortgage, or lease
his estate for the purpose of paying his debts and
the legacies given by him. The bill alleges that
Charles H. Carroll, the executor, received personal
estate sufficient to pay all his debts and TO pay the
sum Of $4,000, on which, by the WILL he was at his
election, to take in money or lands in the Hermitage
trust but that, notwithstanding this, he had in
1888, mortgaged lands belonging to the estate in
Rochester and in Livingston county, to the North
American Trust and Banking Company for $50 OOo
on executing the mortgage Rochester land both in
has individual capacity, and as executor, and the
mortgage on the Livingston county lands IN his indi
vidual capacity The bill alleges that both parcels of
land were parts of the real estate Of the tetator s
the time OF his making his will and his decease and
that the Livingston county lands were part of the
tract OF land mentioned in the testators will as the
hermitage tract, and that c. III. Carroll had no valid
title thereto The bill claims that the company has
acquired no title to the land thus mortgagei and
calls Tor an account from the executor of all his nd
minstlation of the estate, and from the Banking
Company OF the rents received by it. The bill
waived an answer under oath, exccpt from the
executor, and the same was brought to hear
ing on the bill, answer and replication. No
proofs were taken. The plaintiff, therefore to reco
yer against the Banking Company, must depend on
the admissions to be found IN its answer; and me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, Jan. 11--6 p NJ
AsHis'-sales were made OF 100 bills, at - 5eis a
"a t21a for potts. and So 10 for pearls per 100 lbs
BREADsrrrrs- ruled quiet but firm. The bust.
ness embraced 500 bbls-sour, at 81 s7 $5 super
fine No at IS IS IL ordinary to choice State at SS "a
So esq mixed to fancy Western and common 70 GOOD
Southern, at So 56 IS IS fancy Genesee and Ohio. at
extra Genesee at IS o34 % So Wheat was in better
request The operations reached 10 bushels Genesee
and Ohio white the latter at 81 30 700 Southern like
wise at 81 80 and 1000 Long Txnd red at 81 is Al To-
some GOO bushels rye fetched ooc and 500 bushels
Towsa barley 5 zoe Corn was plenty and heavy INC
and Southern white and yellow, at 66c. 6oc.
Congratulated in this days movements were $50
bags Rio and 70 laGuayra, at esc aac, and so Mara
CoIToS-fhe sales to day amount to 1900 bales, with
CoPrERA sale Of 800 lbs old, was reported at 24c
per ID. cash.
Fn1nrKs geese sparingly dealt. at Ale q.
TRnGpTs-Rates something easier without acti-
vty TO Liverpool about 20 600 bushels wheat were en-
at 3D. 500 boxes cheese at Sos and so casks clover
seed at 3cs Two British banks engaged to load for
the Mediterranean Of which, out and run was a
$1,000 and the other private terms. There was no
thing OF importance to notice regard TO ports
HAY-Holders of river demanded 81 1915 a 81 IS per
IArIs-The active inquiry for Eastern previously no
tced prevailed during the day at 81 Sl4 81 371a per
thousand
MotAsEs.-About $50 bis New Orleans were disposed
ons--we heard that 5000 gallons linseed changed
hands, at Gee. roc. per gallon.
PRovEIoSe.Pork more sought after Sales were
of $50 bbls old prime ut Sl6 new SIG 81 STA co.
old mess, SIS 81 $40 and new at $40 rs Picked
meats moved TO the extent Of go packages Shoulders
Ts{ Sc and hams 10s lie ts per h. There were 500
packages lard bought at III II cts per h. Beef con.
tnued in good demand, and the sales included 450 bbs
country and city prime ut S. go SO So country mess
80 10 sll and repacked Chicago DO at S3 rs Sl3 5o
600 tierces Ohio and Indiana prime ness $40 and 81 50
and 400 bbls. beef hams at $40 so.
Rcr.-Some 500 terces ordinary TO fair were obtained
at So rs 81 per 100 lbs.
soArThcre were sales Of $50 boxes CASTLE reportcd
at 9sdc. per ID,
srTus.-1e days operations consisted Of 500 bbls.
Ohio and Prison whiskey, at 25s &c, and 10 hhds.
drudge do, at 24c. per gallon.
SUGAR active at full rates. $50 hhds Nus
coyado have been sold at ~ Be- 200 bbs and l. 600
bags white Pernambuco (by auction) at 6Sc and $3.50
bags brown do, to o rehncr, at 5hc. per ID.
IoRAcco-Sales have been made of 65 hhds Kentucky,
at 3 a IiAc go bales Baracoa, at Is 1870 and o.
haycnce with ~ Havana, on private terms Market W.
changed
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Superior C0urt-Special Term.
Pafnro Hon TudOa nnar

JAN. 7.-Richard L. Alien Us. Antoine Longett,
and Thomas Carnley, Sherif.-This is an old case,
and the present action is on motion to perpetuate
an injunction. 1t appears that in August, l84s,
Longett obtained an execution against A. 3. Allen,
one of the firm Of A. B. Allen q Co., agricultural
implement dealers Water street, for the sum of
1850 he was one Of said firm. The matter was put
in the hands of Sheriff Carnley, who proceeded to
sell Aliens interest in the firm; but previous to the
sale affdavts were made, whereby an injunction was
granted, restraining the sheriff from action in the
premises. Longett has given an indemnity bond to
the sheriff of $4,000, and states his willingness to be
satisfied with the proceeds of the sale OF A. b. Aliens
interest 1t is alleged on the part of the plaintiff
that the A. B. Allen aforesaid, was only clerk in
the establishment, at salary of $1,000 per annum.
Argument was heard from Messs. N. b. Blunt and
A. J. Vanderpoel, for Sheriff Carnley D. T. Walden
and f. Mccarthy, for Longett and II. E. Davies and
d. B. Eaton, for plaintiff. Decision reserved.
IN THE MATTER OF THE BROADWAY RAILROAD IN
JUNCTION.
JAN. 10.-This matter came up this morning. The
Broadway owners were represented by eXJudge
Bronson, Messrs John Van Buren, and Henry Hilton
and the Corporation and Aldermen, by Mr.. Dillon,
the Corporation Counsel Excepting that two Of the
Aldermen were represented by II. II. Anderson.)
The Court directed the following order to be en-
tered for the purpose OF having the questions heard
by the whole COURT
The motion for attachment for contempt in disobeyng
their injunction in this action and that such injunction
Bronson, Van Buren, and Hilton appearing behalf of
plaintiffs and Mr.. Dillon counsel for the defendants Mr.
Field and Anderson for the persons against whom the
motions for attachment made it is ordered by the
court that said motions for attachment be postponed until
the 18th January ns at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and it Is also
ordered that copies of all afidavits to be read
in opposition to the motions for attachment be served
the plaintiffs attorneys herein eJanuary 18th
inst And it is further ordered that the motion TO make
the injunction perpetual in this action, against the de-
PENDANTS, and all questions thereon be postponed until
after the motions for attachment for contempt herein
have been argued and decided reservng to the defendants
the right when the motion for attachment has been heard
to at that time that the motion make the njunc
tion perpetual be heard before the motions for attach
ments shall be decided.
After the order was made, Mr.. d. d. Field ap-
peared before the Judge, and had his name inserted
as Counsel for the Aldermen in Contempt