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SHERIFF7S SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
WILL offer for sale ut the door of the Court
u House, In the town of Gonzales, ON the Cd day
OF August, A. ID. 1853, one fine
American Mare,
about seven or eight years old, levied upon by mo
a. the property of j. l.. johnson, to satisfy an OK.
ecntion In my hands, to me directed nv tho Clerk
q the District Court Of Gonzales county, In favor
OF H. brown, ct. AL, against the said johnson, for
the sum Of eighiy.scvcn O-lO0 dollars aud the nd.
ditionsl sum Of twenty eight 9s-1oo dollars, costs
of suit.
-AlsO--
AZ the same time and place. I will offer for sale
ono fine
American sOrrel Horse,
six or seven years old, to satisfy an execution In my
hands, to me directed by the Clerk oe the Dis,ric,
Court OF dc Witt county and State of Texas, In fl.
vor ut the State Of Texas We. A. j. Nations for ;ae
sum Of forty-scvcn 66.im dollars, Il bcinr for costs
ct suit, said horse. being pointed out to Inc nv the
sail Nations Ia satisfy the above named execution.
Terms of Sac-cash.
w. T.. BARROW, sheriff.
6ouss'cs, July IL, lsss--7-si-Ipr. Fec, "a opi
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NO JOKE THIS TIME.
4 Ill those indebted TO the undersigned. byno,o
q or otherwise, must call and settle by the first
day OF September noxt or I will bc compelled,
however painful Il may be, to place them In tho
hands Of All officer for collection.
e.. c. DEWITT.
Gonzales, June 9, lssa--stf
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III TGU " Il Il kR


s-Eesssaeesis k~ssci h, tAls scss ss-lis pssrae
y ed % esesass ~ kssst II ~csk 10 kfs kns. 1is
hsx tsr~sssses IA the ~isassas-s ssd . sess4lecse II
tea srssshs n .h1. Ftsr an ~ . s~sskessns sssssn
Ansse thai ~ svsk sesssssci ~ hlsa al be aas
t&s4sts sssss
wsssAss AL Jsrssy ss,@sfs~L
ssaasxks tusse ~. fss8xls
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hooks.
n late arrival of Books, school and miscellaneous.
also, staple and fancy Stationery.
Don't forget that old, well known, ono price cs.
Enlistment of PECKS. No trouble TO show cooJs
please give us u call.
Gonzales, juno 4, IS53-ly
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NEW GOODS.

l.. A. Maffiat-Lnvnca, Texas.
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Hardrdre, Queens and Giasspare,
Groceries, Cutlery, !SadiierM, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, dc.
Sales ut small ~profits.-TERMS CASH.
~ Store In Mr.. +. Bcldcn's house, Oh Com
merce street. ~
July %, lS53-S-lm ta
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LOST.
NOTE foe $50 ,ss I~,Aste tAr iss january.
~ tssti, .sh w usssss % heerer anil sssasd
hs sse, Jais 9Th tsAs.
Nave esasctsri sssd n~te nv ans.iher &c same a
rssses' fssssae s-'s 10 aaTsss oni dated iais sub
iss1.
W. " rHnIrS
s~ssssases Jais 3. isss-e-sm.
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GruSries aad P~rpr;ssmx.
o. az u~rss xesss - n n p~oi. S.r.s.
VIZ - s~s s~ss n sasoea,s hssss Nssxk. 90
sssrs > t~r rss<S, lisa nv ecs aal ace.
0osm3es. ssss 4, isss~iy
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CLO7WLNG

Cottonadc. Linen, Drap, D'E,a and Casscmerc
Pants; Fine Block Cloth, Dnp, D,Eia, AIpacca, Lin.
en- and Cotton Coats, OF every quality and STYLE;
line Linen Bosom, fancy Calico, Hickory, Check and
stripe shirts; Drawers, Snspcnders, Cotton F1ancl
and silk Under Shirts and Drawers.
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SIDDIERY Il.

piHHIsENb, nc.
"A superior lot of Saddlcry just arrived from New
io'k, embracing Ladies' and Gents Saddles, Bri.
dies, Birdie Filings, Martingalcs, Rcins, Stirru,s,
hi'ts, Circinglcs, lialiers, Stirrup feathers and bug.
~, Stage, Wagon, riding aud Planters Whips also.
a large lot OF hahncs, collars, &c.
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PECKT
COLLINS HOUSE

M rvssssss t.Ars r&es.ss~ u n. -
rses~ rrs~rsRt, sAss ~ Il w.. ssss~rs~s - : sss'
s~-A4s ~ she ~sy hsss hsse eva sAss< s~srs.s.
TIER 70 sss ssssxhsd ~ NJ hssx . sarrs s,us
sse.ss'sSa sssssy ssstAs wksrv hesres psnS ~ va
s~'~assies. 1ss. I. isss4iy
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EOO7N q o

i'eghorf', Panama, Canpeachy, Kossu,h mn,
Black SIX drcs. Hats, Plush Caps, Ne; also, n larg
lot OF Boots and Shoes of all qualities.
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HARDWARE, dc.
~ splendid assortment of Hardware aud CUTLERY.
late irom the best manufactures, composing all ar.
ticlcs nccdful in that line.
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Ihirss and u.usi t'alI.
~. thsso tnaistfsst ~ the late hkssse Il Ma.
~ ,hess iesss s wiES sfe respectful, iass,,d
IA eLl sna scstle their srcs,ans ss.t ssstcs, a. sn,tsrs
is nes-ict and vacsey s4ss b. hsl IL ~ sAsnr
.hef etl' ssease their fssAssss ssd sksis pur-s. s.si Al
iAs ssssr tiuae hsip . tstesa IN uesL
ssAsAle&. iars ., ts3s.u
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]. Guichard,
GoasaiosT anss.

RMS ~ Nc Ca s.sS : sea ss~ssasaa q
~ fAArf AEf 9sss3fsS
R.tKD u+sRr
FxxNcH LfQfsssR< a. ~ Sses.
Fgfffy sgkskk rkxs
GSDrEgfAS .i1. ~.
eh.yA as sss assfsse q ~ v<sy sess3srsas ssxsus.
ss~ocssSss Jsas I, isss4sf
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U"io, Io,erAong. and Imperial TIA,
just received and for sale by H. 4 1T.
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Estray Notice,

July ., ls5s-s-,f
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New Goods.

ME subscribers TAX. picasnrc in inform.
- ing the ~ci,izeis of Gonzales and virini,y ~
that they are nov receiving and opening -
we'll acl.cird .A.ai - IL N.-.,-.-
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CHAPTER was.

IN Act to amend the Charter OF the Borough,
Of NOrw,lk.
Be IL enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rep.
resentatives ~ General assembly convened
Sec.l The warden and urgesses Of SAID
CROUCH shall have power and authority,
whenever they shall judge il exped eni. to pre-.
cribe limits in said borough wthin which il
nall be unlawful for any person tn erect OF
4Inovc any building or addition thereto, un.
SO the outer walls thereof shall be composed
{ brick, OF sione and mora", and TO make
md cause Ia be executed all proper orders in
els lion thereto.
Sec. 9. All buildings 10 be erect ed in said
Borough within the limits so prescribed. hav-
& a chimney. furnace, fireplace, or siove
herein, or attached thereto, sltalI have the out
.r walls thereof composed entirely o! brick, or
.'one and mortar; aud oil additions 10 he
made 10 any building in said borough, with.
~ said lnnl's, having a chimney, furnace,
fireplace or st"ve therein, shall have the
utter walls thereof composed entirely Of
rick, or stone and mortar And no wo"den
hmting sI,Lll be reaaovrd within such limits
from without the same, and have chimney,
furnace. fireplace or stove placed therein and
every pcrson WHO ehall erect or add to any
building wi,h'n such limits, or snail remove
oUy UUUuWS WH"'n tuU eu"Ut Sv"V"'y ~ upV
provisions of This act. shall forfeit ond pay, for
the use of said borough, hn' not exccediHg
two hundred dollars. and IN addI'i ~ 10 the
fine aforesaid, all buildings erected. added to,
or removed. contrary to the pn,vis,ons Of this
act, shall annually be assessed four f,li in the
list Of polls aud ratc.ble estate in The town aU'l
borough Of NorwaIk
Sec. g. All fines incurred Tor violating this
&C, may be recovered by action of debt in the
| name 81 the treasurer Of SAID borough. before
any court competent 20 'ry the same.
Approved, July let, 1858.
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CHAPTER v,

An Act in addition TO, and in alteration Of, on
act entitled "An Act for the regulation Of
Civil Aclions.'
Be IL enacted By he Senate and House Of Rep
resemtatiUes in General .Assensbiy eOmvemed :
Sec. I. That any Judge of the superior or
county cour', (if in his jud 4ment the business
Of said court shall require ii,) may AT any
term Of the court holden by him, order the
clerk Of such court to summon. in addition TO
the number Of jurors, row by law required.
any number Of lurors not exceeding twelve, to
same manner 40 is now provided by law.
Sec. Q. That any law Inconsistent here
with, is hereby repealed. .-..s.
See. 8. This act shall take effect on and
after thu day o. it's passage. /.
Approved, May 26th, 1853.
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CHAPTER X.
CHAPTER IKE
An Act extending the limits Of the City Of
Harsford

An Act extending the limits Of the City OF
Be Il enocsed By the Senate and House Of Rep
+ resentaiives IN General .assensbty cOsveHed:
Sec. I. That all the imhabi'anIs and terri
tory If and in the town Of Hartford, "ifhin
that portion Of said town, which lies immedis
aseiy Adjacent to, and adjoining the present
Incorporated limits OF the city Of Hartford,
and ai 30 he's within The particular boundaries
or lines hereinafter specified, az follows, 10
wit commencing At that P"in. on The west
bank Of CDnnecticut river, which constitutes
the present southeast corner OF SAID city, as
now incorpora led, thence running in . south.
easierly direction slong the bank Of said river.
10 point thereon due north from point on the
land Of Samuel Colt. in the south meadow, on
she south side Of tie meadow road. south,
forty. seven degrees and forty minutes. east.
twenty. iour links from the snost easterly Of
'he row Of live buitoh trees, on the south
margin Of eaid rosd. end twenty-five chains,
thirty links, in q south-easteriy direction. om
the northeast corcer ii the powder hs use. on
the land Of James Ward thence running
south IN q straight line TO point IN the Land
of Charles Wells. IN the south meadow. south
seycniy.one degrees, east, four chains, t~en.
~. eight iinks from . croich in large maple
tree near said Wells' west line; thence run.
ming we.t in sirai.h, line 10 p'"ni in he
land Of john Barnard. in = north. westerly
,lmec..on from the Washington district sch0"l
house, south. sixteen degrees. Eve minutes.
wesi, three chains. sixty three Inks from thai
poini %. the rear ar nor'heily line 1T he lard
&c Sally Lewis. which coas'nu'es the son'i.
east corner Of the said iand Of said Bernard,
end the a0uih west corner oC the nhjneing
land Of WIlli.m Webster thence ru"nln9
north 20 roini on ihe land of Amasa Hal
comb sealh. eighteen degrees. thirty. Eve
,nInuisA, wsss, srvrn chains, iweHiy iwo l"ks
from he son,h.rasl Gamer az the Blue.hlls
district seho0l hoase ihnnca 'nns'ing casi ~
. straight line 90 paint In ihs land Of Wh-
l'am Ma'heT, IN che north snead"w, d"s'anA
ted by . stake, iwa tlsaHsnnd aud "sn"'y'-rss""
l.'Ol Rovih firm the lnteF.ectinn ~ = wr-n
III tho u,sadoM road wllh the lenh ~ ne %"
sidpnoa, Hanimd end F.shhlll = .l'F'.e| q
shvnce vnnn!mg sanih ~ patti 90 ~ we
hama az ConWeellaal Flvrf due eanl Tram .
paint In lhs land Of Eaiwssa Heaven, nss'h
lSny-fsuT degrees, twenty s'sAs mlnuasa'
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CHAPTER vi.

An Act in addit'on to IAN Act for the rcRu.
latinn Of Civil Actions" 's
Be It enacted by tie Senate snd House Of Rep
reseAsatives IN General Assembly convened
That L. all actions which have hersioinre
heer. or shall hereafter be commenced by
process Of foreign attachment. and IN which
any person OF persons have been. or may be
made garnishees, without being cited TO an-
swer and disclose, il shall be lawful Cor the
c"urt, upon rendering judgment therein, ,o
tax and allow, or d,sallow, all ar any part Of
the fees Of the officer, charged for service OF
the writ in said act, IN, upon any such garn.
ishee, and such fees, il disallowed by the court,
shall be paid to the officer ny the plaintiff.
Approved, June IS h. 1853.
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CHAPTER !.

CHAPTER !.
An Act in alteration Of an Act. entitled {" An
Act for the regulation nf Civil Actions, y
passed May Srssion, 1852. -...,
Be It enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rep.
resentatiuss 10 General Assembly convened :
Section l. An appeal ,"ay be had and al
lowed from the county court to the super,er
court, IN all actions noe pending, where the
matter in demand exceeds two hundred
dollars.
See. 2. This bill shall take effect from the
day Of i;s passage.
Approved, June 20. 1853.
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CHAPTER VII.

An Act repeating !" An Act in addition to an
Act entitled an Act for the regulation Of
Civil Ac,lOns."
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep.
ressntatives IL General .assembly cOnveMed /:
Tina, an act, enirled, " Al Act IN addition
o an Act. entitled, an Act for the regulation
{ Civil Actions" approved June 29lh, 1889,
e, and the same 10 hereby repealed.
Approved, June ll,h 1853.
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damages for the taking Of property, which BY
law 10 exempt from heiPg taken on execCtior
See. .. Tris ACT shall not effect any sun
now pending.
Approved, May 26th. 1853.
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PUBLIC
MAY SESSION...ls5s.
OFFICE Or SRcRETARv OF STATE,
Hartford, july ID, 1883.

Publishers Of newspapers who ineert in
their respective Journals the Public Acts Of
the late SESSION Of the General Assembly, are
respectfully requested to publish SAID Acls IN
the numerical order here following, and 10
comply strictly with the provision ofIhe SIKH
s"c'IUn Of I" An Act relating 10 certain State
Oficers, and to the Treasury Department"
49,. JNO. p. C. MATTER,
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER III.

40 Act in addition TO An Act for the rcgu
laiifn Of Civil Actinns
Be u enacted By Ihe Senate and House Of Rep
rsssaiasipes IN General .assembly eoarsnsd :
Sec. 1. That all sciions at law. OF 2s'i.
tons in equity brought by any insnrance
company or other cospsSai'On, situate wi'h"ut
this State. and incorporated by the Laws 81
any other Stats. or government, against ."
iahahiisns of this STATE. shall be made re'ur"'
able 70 justice of the peace. in the TOYS"
~h. 70 the defendant resides. o. IN ihe coa"iy
OF superior court, 10 the county 10 which such
town 10 situated.
SEC. .. This act shsll take eGael from ias
passage.
Approved. June le'h, 1858.
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cuAprea ~,

An Act 10 addition 10 sn Act Zoe the Tegu'
ln.inn az Civil AeisOas."
Re q enaessa On ne Senate end Hease " 1sp'
vsssmiatiuss IL 0snesal s5sssabiu eSs,Usnss
Gee. 4. THAT " An act IN additions 10 81!
aei ihE Ihs tsRulnlian &c Civil Ac'inns, !" paesad
Msy Session. A. D tebe. arpsnved Juse SS'h,
A. D. 1858 aushaFIs.ag sst ~ IN aciMns VI
'seSpses end lsesNuSs On the eaee. she'll nol
spply 10 eases VI be actions ere brought 10
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cnArrER T..


An Act in aiicra 'ion nf an Actexiending the
Limits Of i'a City &c Hartford. 500
Be Il enacted the Senate and House Of Rep
resenlGlives Ia General Assembly eoarensd
That the south west cnrncr CT the city Of
Hartford. a. enlsrgcd by the act Of wh'ch this
10 in alteration. be. and hereby is liked and
established at The point hereinafter descr,beds
~ E,Ilows, TO wit point 10 the 'aad Of john
Barnard. in q north westerly direcltoa from
the Washington district schaol.hon NORTH
s,xieen resrees, five minutes. east three
chains, sky three links from thai. paint . the
rear or n"rlherly line Of the land af Sally
Lewis, which cnns'iaies the southeast cor 4
ner Of the sand laad IL the said Barnard. end
the south west e"lncs nf the adjoining Land
"f William Websier; and that the north
~e.i corner ot raid CITY, as enlarged BY the
aforesaid act. 10 hereby fiaed and established
Al a point in the land 1t Amasa Heieanbs
i.ur'h, eighteen degrees. ihiEiy.6ss m'nsiss.
wet, srven ehaias, twenty two Haas l1em
40 samth east corner &C the North Msaale
dis isics schani hause; anything IN saaa ass w I
the coatrary MT notwithstanding.
Approved, June IN. 1855.
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The latter diNh rather b0theFs U.s.
What b mesnt BY Utsws rati6so? Lei
10 Psss,
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A Chinese saloon has just opened a.
San francisco. We quote from the bill
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A. Ac, TO smsaa shs Casass of The City ef
Hartford.
A. n enacted D. sAs ssaaas saa 1leass q 41s
vsssnaasisss IL Ceaefag saaasHsBle sssAeRsA
Sec. |. THAT wiAamSvnf ~ o9UW ~ dhuis
,nnn eenncil II the clix Is EiaillnIa 1AAll
hava led sn any now hlslAay. e,sssl - fNN.
Ne Nalk d said city na6a sl.a4 - la3 Az
oeaw NAV as2Nee ! pr pssii1pai NN
pnnanama ~ lavtMm eGA aAa lmaAlHH
hlshAas. olgo Z ~ pu'illn walk. nH..s 2s |R|
ssn q 1sssons beAsaAsd ih&1&k4. So ,S
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WmoL
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Cur Venezuela COrrespondence.

PUERTO CABELLo, April 10, 1858.
STATE Of the Markets at Puerto Cdbeilo--.Shipp,ag
Intdhgenoe-Ihe Consular appointments at
Puerto Cabello and Laguay ra-Ihe Candidates
for Offer, &c, &c.
We beg to drop few lines by the conveyance
Offering via ST. Thomas to-day. Since the departure
of the American schooner, Julia Ridgeway, and the
Danish big Lootze, on the sh inst, for your port,
by which vessels we had the pleasure OF writing a
few lines nothing of great importance has occurred,
nor has any change taken place in the prices Of pro-
duce since that date.
The semi-weekly packet from Laguayra arrived
this morning. having left there last evening" but she
brings news from that place nor from Caracas,
nor any notice Of the arrival at Iagaayra of any
American vessel. The bark PaeZ from Philadel
phia, and the brig Ellen, from Baltimore, are, how
ever, momentarily expected.
Should General Pierce make any change in the
consulships OF this country, we do sincerely hope
that he may examine well into the character and
qualifications OF the many applicants who will IN
doubtedly offer their kind services for the good Of
our country. We learn that applications and appli-
cants greedy for these consuates have gore forward
from Laguayr a and this place. For Gods sake, and
the honor of our country, We feryenty pray for a
good selection.
Among the number Of applicants for the Laguayra
and Puerto Labelo eonsulates, are mentioned NJ
Dalett, resident here, and two Englishmen at
Laguayra, named Houghton, and another by the
name q Cooking.
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2. r MccLESACHAN, Clerk



PROTEST OF ALDERMAN TIEyANN AGAINST THE
Russ PAVEMENT IN TIE BowERY
Alderman lIEsASS for the purpose Of presentinQ
his protest in relation 70 the contract recently given To
Messrs Russ Reid pave the Bosery with Russ pave
ment.
Alderman BoYC believed that the rerort Of the com
mttec in relation 20 the Rus pavement Ia the Bogery
lad been been vetoed BY the Mayor
motion was then made to read the protest
Alderman sTuHEyAn opposed the reading Of tho "a
PER, on the ground that il vas too lengthy
motion vas then made 70 lay the protest on the
table.
Alderman OAEiEY then rose sud sal that Il Uas not
necessary 10 have the protest read it Md occopy
too much Of their time
Alderman TWEED 10 favor q giving the Alderman
of The twelfth all the latitude he ted
Alderman I1EHANN wanted 10 have his protest re.
ceive9
Alderm n eTrHTEyAsT Tho gentleman II the rself,h
t00k strong against the adoption Of ne r,so1
t and rpce ented them 70 the Board with rnusa Tor
and eloquence and that the caule = tgarst him
ne 1auted 70 present. ioog aga II VS.
not doing justice 10 The members Ct the noard bit "
the gentleman from the Twelfth wanted n rressq,
roies. sans. he proceedings g ihs la; meeting stgo
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SunerIor Court-EcDeral Term

APRIL 80 -DH1sloSs --Roter Hogan ads. John 9. Yum
drro Report set aside with costs TO abide the eyeot
unless plaintiff spula to take judgment for S2lO Oh,
with interest from April J. 1912. On stpulatpg, mo-
ton denied.
Robert Lang dc de- rs. Samuel NiUrahdm -Judg-
be entered that plaintiff recover his damages
by OF the Withholding Of the premises 70 be assess
ed and as to premises claimed that the defendant go
there without day r. s., 30S, 53l.
Aechior Kromp d ais, George Barclay and Others
Nonsuit set aside New trial granted. Costs to abide
event.
Melchir Kramp rs. George Barclay and others
suit aside New trial granted Costs to abide event
Charles Gould Jstus J. McCdrty Judgment affirmed
John L. Frd1lcid and others Leo Debd1ce.RepOrt OF
referee aside Order Of reference discharged New
rial granted Costs 10 abide the event.
Michael Bdssett Henry Coe-New trial granted Costs
to abide event.
John Gihon de- respondents, Jonas r Levy, APPEL
liant Judgment for painful upon demurrer to ar
frned, with COTS.
Peter Murray rs Bartlett Smith, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
allowing costs to plaintiff affirmed
James h. Murray Della Shane Judgment for de-
,epdant, dismissing complaint, nth costa.
francis Darby and others Daniel L. Peief, Gc.Ssw
trial granted Costs to abide event.
William McAfttur as. Francis Bloom. judgment for
plaintiff on verdict.
John MINIS rs. Daniel Berford New trial granted.
Costs to abide event.
Ed,cdrd Boycott rs Ann c. Bdggot Judgment FOR
plaintiff on the verdict
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The Madeira Distress.

hADHRA March II. 1905
10 BoN. JACOB A. WsrEsyEtT, MAYOR CRY
NV YORK.
SIR 90 the part OF the Municipal Chamber Of the Con
csiLo of Funchal over ahch have the honor 70 pre-
SIDE have to acknowledge the arrival Of the American
brig Tally no With its most welcome freight OF .ofu
four rice sc the munihcent donation Of he generous
cAers OF New York 70 alleviate the dstresstha deep
distress the unfortunate Inhabitants OF this island,
consequent the entire failure of last years vintage,
from the universally pres alent disease among the vines
In behalf OF fellow countrymsn, the inhabitants Of
Madeira We have 70 o;fsr thanks, the expires
sion Of grateful hearts fer tina generous assistance
extended 10 In dong this not unnindful o.
the many previous tsons in which the inhiotans Of
rhe islands OF the Atlantic have been relieved from the
pressure Of death md famine oy the compassionate inter
yenton Of Of the citizens OF The United States.
X Is BY such generous deeds tha. are taught to
regard each other breth and distant muDitss
10 sympsthize with others in all that affects ther vel
fare their Accept then most grateful tha 1g.
and with them receive varInes wishes for lhe
nued vel being and prosperity Of your great generous
and free country.
10 you SIR the bonored delegate Of your country 8
generosity beg to ten.r most grateful ackno
iedgments /; and With sentiments OF most profound
respect and esteem,
am, cir your most ooedient servant,
81 sn.d ANTONIO Go$CALNES u AiNElDA.
PRECEDENT Of the Municipal Chamber OF Funchal.