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From Cooper's c'arksburs Register
The yaaues Gases.

There probably never was trial in this
section Of the State, in which SO great an
interest was felt, as in the trial Of David
Juqucs and his wife, for being connected
with tho burnings in our town in the fall
Of 1851. The prisoners have been conf
ned i'll our jail for abou, nineteen months,
and though frequently placed upon trial,
il was never brough. to final ,ermina,
ton, excep. in one case in which they
were found guilty and their punishment
fixed OF three years in tho penilentiary,
which verdict was set aside SO far as re-
cords him. =
Our Circuit Court, which met on the
9Th instant, has been assiduously engaged
in trying these prisoners for arson, which
ism capital offence in this State, and pro
bably no case of the kind was ever moro
pbly conducted in tho Harrison county
Courthouse, by both Judge aud Counsel,
than this. All speak aatterIngly OF The
nromp,uess and utility of the decisions Of
Iudee Thompson. US well as his practical
views and business habits The hearing
n, the evidence was concluded on Thurs
S.v la,,, and was Immediately followed
' w 1ockson. ESQ.,, on the par, Of the
Commonwealth, who was successfully
followed by Col. Benz, Wilson, l.: s. John
son, ESQ. Of Taylor, and A. T. Raymond,
&c.,, Of Fairmons, for the Defence an al,
ro,' 4, J. Smith for the Commonwealth
our other duties did not allow US to lls'on
n The whole Of the pleadings in TINS case,
IN, We heard q portion Of the address o.
sach, md we IRE free to confess 'aa' 'ney
sxrseded any thing Of the kind we eve,
listened to. Apart from the interest '"0
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OBITUARY.
MRS. cATuAR1NE GorF.


The following paragraphs arc taken from an
obituary of Mrs. CArnAn,XE Corr, by Rev.
Alexander Martin, in the last C!urLsburg Reg
ister:-
"Mrs. Corr was born in Nlorgantown, in the
year 1907. With constitution delicately sen.
sitiye by nature to all that is beautiful! and
tender, and nicely fitted by education to enjoy
whatever is lovely and pure, it yet was not un-
til about % years Of age that she was con-
strained to publicly espouse the cause Of her
Rcdeemcr. She Joined tho Methodist Episco-
pal Church in her native place in 1928, and in
1929 she was most happily converted to God,
and obtained through his Spirit tho witness OF
pardon and assurance Of her acceptance in
tho beloved" On the 18th Of October, 1896,
she was joined in marriage TO her bercavcd
and much afflicted husband, Nathan Go!E, Esq.
with whom she lived in tho bonds Of sanct-
iicd affection until her deccasc in the 47th year
OF he. age, June 10Th, 1853.
"During tho last three or four months I'm
media,cly preceding her deccasc, sho was n
subject Of complicated and great affection and
Of excessive physical prostration, from which
tho mind, through its connection and intimate
sympathy with tho body, was not altogether
exempt, but during the latter days Of her pill
grimuge, her sky was serene and clear, and her
spiritual comfort immcasurably great. Tho
closing scene was indeed ono privileged be-
You'd the common walks ofli:e." The day be-
fore her death, Mr.. Golf having been abscn. n
few moments from her room, was asked on his
return whei1 10 had boon, and on saying that
he had taken walk in tho garden among tho
flowers, &C., which It had been their mutual
pleasure TO cultivate with her own hands, she
exclaimed, with thrill Of joy, "Ah, ! shall
soon SEQ brighter flowers and hear swcctcr
songs than theses Noxt morning, as the wri-
tor, by her request repeated many appropriate
and comforting Bible promises, and endeayoE-
cd to engage in singing and prayer, sweet
and heavenly radiance baamel from her ex-
prcssiye countcnanco, now palcd by tho near
approach, OF death, and in feeble, yet distinct
and ffcquen; accents, sho expressed the
strength Of her trust and confluence in Cod
She had formerly assured her beloved husband
that her only regret was thath e "mlst BIO LOFT
solitary behind" and now, when told by him
that she was just entering tho gates Of death,
in reply to lis inquiry as to the state OF her
mind, she Gaintly answered, Z" am not afraid
to die, Jesus is my friend" and strong in this
assurance, oxhorting weeping friends who
stood around her couch to " seek religion"
and "to be faithfully sho in few moments
calmly met tho summons Of death, who ap-
preached hor not as the king Of tcrrors, but as
the peaceful porter Of tho skies"
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importance Of the case, there was, un-
loubtedly, lGulahlc rivalry aud ambi.
ton to excel among the Counsel and well
did each acquit himself. Mr.. Jackson
led of in a mastery effort, which proved
that he fully unlerst' oil his case, and
which places him in The rank with our
bcs, lawyers. lie was followed by Col,
Wilson, who spoke with great energy and
spirit, and who. by this effort, added much
to his already high reputation rs un ora
tor. We were SO unfortunate as to hear
but small portion Of the address Of Mr..
johnson, but wo understand he acquitted
himself in manner highly csedi!ub!c as
a lawyer unl speaker. But the great
efforts on this occasion, were understood
to have been made by Mr.. Raymond and
Col. Smith. We believe they each spoke
about six hours. The appeals Of Mr..
Raymond were sometimes pathetic in The
extreme. affecting the jury to tears. while
the eloquent strains Of Col. Smith seem.
ed to encllain and carry away alike jury
and spectators. Mr.. Raymond has ere.
ated for himself very enviuble repu'a'
ton oil this bar, ard Col. Smith has added
greatly 10 his already high standing as o
legal gentleman.
The case was given to the jury ubou,
u o'clock on Saturday evening, who, Of.
ter an absence Of few minutes, brought
| in verdict Of NOT GUILTY.
lSplcrED,-We understand that Funk
lin C. Stewart has been indicted for nld-
king good road upon his own property,
and phh his own money! Served him
right! Any man who has no more res.
pect for the time honored customs of Ha,.
rison county, ought 10 BIO indicted!
[Coopsr's Register.
0-A man who Gets about mending
his ovn rays is very opt 10 raise the am
bition Of his neighbots, and awaken thei'
jealousy; but We are at loss to know on
what The indictment is based. We should
like to hear moro abou, thu, road.
No LlcENsE,-The County Court, on
Monday last, decided to grant no licenses
for the sale Of liquor in Harrison county,
The Court also rescindrd the resolution
authorizing the building of new Court
House and Juil.-Ib.
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Monday, Janc g3sh.
Received at The N Y. Cheap Variety
Store,

Store,
Black, Blue, Pink, Mode aud Salmon
colored, all wool DeLaines. Some beau.
iiful Blue, Pink, Mode and Tan colored
Burngco, also nico lot D'eBazes, ,oseth.
or with some very pretty Barage DeLoines
Prints, Bonnc,s, Straw Trimmings, Rib.
bons. Flowers, also Ginghlms, Black and
Mode figured Alapacu. Some very cheap
Bcnchci and Blown Muslin, Diapers,
Twcods, Cassimcres, Black Green Brown
and Blue Cloths, Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Groceries. A splendid article l2l
cen, plug Tobacco, aud some more OF the
no plus Ultra. Tea q. shilling per a.
Come running, but don't fsll down.
CARR, SMITH & co.
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MOrgantown, May %, 1853.

[pN.B.-I afTectionatcly call the attention
of my patrons who know themselves to have
Notes and Accounts of longer standing than
nine months, to call Immediately and settle tho
same. Now am in earnest about this matter,
and your prompt response will confer favor
and save trouble. NJ. CALLENDLNE.
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cadenly.

lphaling Dist.-Wiliam Lynch, PIE.
Wheeling, Fourth street, Gordon Daitelle
Z. &. Nicholson.
Wheeling, North St, S. G. J. "or'hlns
ton.
Wheeling Chaplain ST, Jacob S. Patterson
South Wheeling, Silas Burns, and G. Jones
sup'y
Wheeling creek, Beacham G. Hull.
Short Creek s. Liberty, Francis Guthrie.
Triaaelphia, Geo. W. Arnold and William
Summers sup'y.
Elizsbe,hlown, James Drummond.
G,ave Creek, Alfred A. Roger, one to be
supplied.
New Nlarlinsville, Richard Northcralt
Sislersyille, Daniel Waddol.
Fish Creek, Lewis Junney.
Richard A. Arthur, Primo. Of Fifth Ward
School, Wheeling
Cornelius D. Battellc, Chaplain to Sea
mans Friend Society.
Petersburg Dist. L. Irwin, T. L.
Pa,kersburg. S. R. Dawson.
Elizabeth, Cyrus Morsy.
Murraysvillc. W. Hatdewick.
Ripley and Mill Creek, NJ. D. Vaughan
California, John B. Hill.
Williamspost, Calvin Conner, one to be
supplied.
Hughes River, Levi Park.
Iarrisrills, Eli II. Mclaughlin, one to be
supplied.
Yves, Union, T. Green and D. A. McGin'
MS, sup'y.
Midlle,own, John NJ. Dudley.
Charleston Dst.-G. Martin, P. E.
Charleston, james L. Clark.
Maiden, Samuel Steel.
Clifton, to be supplied.
Coal River, James S. Hall, Alb. Crislcp.
Logan, D. II. h. Dix.
Forks Of Coal, Robert Brooks.
Sandy, Benjamin Haser.
Walnut Grove, Jeremiah Hare.
Point Pleasant, T. b. Taylor and II. G.
Sandiord.
.Guyandotte, J. B. Blakney.
Wayne, Ashford Hall, one to be supplied.
Charleston CT, Charles Cook.
Summcrrills Dist. J. Deliver, P. z.
Summervllle and Meadow River, J. A.
Totten and james T. Carroll.
Fayetle and Raleigh, Lawson A. Smith.
Fork Lick, Us. Williams.
Sutton, R, L. woodward.
Beverly und Randolph, to be supplied.
Nails Crock. 10 be supplied.
Chenille and Troy, Wilson L. Hindman.
Little Kanawha, to be supplied.
o. Next meeting Of the Conference to
be held at Fui,mont.
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ejMeGScNg Cys'@.
DOCTORS BOWMAN s MACKEY,

DOCTORS BUN MAN Y MACkEY,
STILL continue tho practice Of Medicine
y and Surgery, and under great obligations
to the community for past services, would most
respectfully solicit n continuation Of the same,
thinking by strict attention to business, and
moderate charges, they cun render entire sat-
issac.ion. Their past success will be guar
antce for tho future. Al! difficult cases will
receive tho united attention Of tho Firm free
Of additional charge.
Dr.. NIAcHry's Office is at E. W. Tower s
Co.'s Drug Stose-Dr. DowaAE's ut the Old
Stand on Front street, where they may be con-
suited ut all times except when professionally
absent. Mayo, 1863.
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NEW VOLUME.

NEW VOLUME.
New and beautiful head; New Type, cast cz-
prcssly for the Peoples Organ.
NEW SToRIES:
Mis-; Nietta Victoria Fullcr, Paul Creyton,
Mrs. NJ A. Deaaison, Mrs. Sansbury,
And many others Of the ablcs. writer's arc
pledged for contributions.
Nee and Graphic European Cores.
Poadence.
By GNUT MEGS.
I This gentlemen, now on his way TO Europe,
intends to look ut men and things for US, and
will furnish tho results in a Series Of fresh and
Graphic Letters. lIo will travel atoot over ma
ny interesting portions Of Europe, aud max 0
himself familiar with the every day and domcs-
tic life Of the people.
The above, with various other New Features
of Interest, will contribute to make the 18th
Volume of tho Ncw-York Organ the richest
Volume ever published, and all for ONE DOL
LAR A YEAll-lJ- The Cheapest Paper in the
World! June II, 1853.
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" Bcing sOWeWnutoIu stranger the !o!Io"
ing references arc givcn:-
UNioNrowE, January II, 1858.
On. HIN. MISUNDERSTANDING been student
of medicine in my Office, and subsequently,
attended the Medical Lectures in Philadelphia,
| consider him competent to discharge the du..
tics Of Medical Attendant upon tho SICK; and
hereby commend him 10 the patronage o! per-
sons afflicted and DESTROYS Of the services of n
physic.un. SMITH FULLER, M D.
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Attention Blues and Cavalry

NToU will parade in front of tho Court House
\ in Morgantown, oil Monday, tho 9TH day
Of July, armed ind equipped for dill, prepared
with 90 rounds of blank cartridges. Parade at
haIepust s O'Clock. s"
D. nALDEMAN, Capt Blues
JOS. GRuDD, Capt. Cavalry,
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Frittay, .g,is.e 1?Gh.

WYE will receive at u O'Clock pre-
w cisely, some beautiful, kno'ted
silk fringcd Mantillus, Linen 1.ustFess,
Mourning Lawns at ftp Cents beaut!,
full Spring Stocks. Cravats, fancy. Cassl,
mcres, together with a large variety oil
Notions. 10 which We invite the attention
Of buyers. CARR, SMITH q w.
june l7.If
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NOTICE.

A meeting OF tho stockholders Of tho plcas-
N ant Valley and Tunnclton Turnpike Com
pany will bo held at the Pleasant Valley Meet
Ing House, in Preston county, on Saturday. the
OH day Of July next, for the purpose OF organ
iz;nr said company and elocting It's officers.
SAMUEL GRAHAM,
JOS. McliEARTLEY, lc.m
TflOS. WATSON, N'"'
DAVID c. MILES, }
iupo1d.3t
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Relnstatel on the Old Corner, but in
The New Building.
GEO. M. HAGANS & CO.,


HAVE lust received from tho Eastern cities,
an unusually LARGE and WELL SELECTED
stock Of desirable
Spring s. Summer Goods,
which thew arc now opening at their old stand
on the CORNER Of Nain and Walnut streets,
where they will BIO happy to sec .hoi, old I,
friends, and feel determined to Offer Goods al
ouch extremely lou prices, as to greatly IN
crease the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on them. We have it in our power
and shall most assurodly exert ourselves to ci-
feet tho one grca. and important object OF sell
Ing Goods at the lowest rates in this market.
irJ-Wo arc fully satisfied tina, business con.
Quoted on the principle of short credits ana
small profits, always results tho more success,
fully, and is mos, desirable to all parties; and
We hereby give positive notice that this is the
policy VIC intend to pursue. .saco
Morgan,own, April IS, 1853.
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april go, 1853.
F. A. DERING & CO.,

ApTi1 20, SSo1.
F. A. DERING & CO.,
ARE now opening at their new stand.
in the room formerly occupied by Carr s.
Co. as Drug Store new stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part Of complete assortmen,
of Ladies' Dress Goods, Calicos, Mouslius,
and Berages, DeLanes, Robes, Ginghams,
Chumbras, Silks, &c., &c.
Ribbons, Gloves, Laces and Bonnets.
Mems and Boys Department,
ReuLy.mads Clothes, Goats, Pants and
Vests, made up and in the piece, as
cheap US they can be found in any estab-
lishmenl in this country.
kzvss, BOosS, Shoes,
Queensware, aud GROCERIES Of every
description.
SALT, IRON NAILS, SUGAR
and MOLASSES,
In fine general stock of Goods may be
found in our Store. We are not i'll the
habit Of putting ind blowing-we mean
what we soy, and want il understood that
we will not be unlersold in any article oil
merchandise that we keep.
h Fla. DERlNG s. co.
Jusl2 doors above the old stand.
Morgantown, April %.
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Let the People know

THAT f. ". TOWER s: Co. keep con-
stantly on hand tho largest AVID best assoFs-
mcns Of School, Theological, Miscellaneous,
and Blank Books, ever seen in this section OF
country. Call daA see us and you rN De sure
to buy. They have just become
Agents for tho American Bible Society,
And haze on hand complete assortment OF
their cheap and beautiful family Gibles,to
Sell to The Rich and give 10 Tie Poor!
They have, also, any quantity of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnshes,
Backing, Lemon Syrup, Fancy
Soaps, Soap Powder, Ink,
Paint and Varnish Brush
cs, &c., SC.
Also, the largest, cheapest aud best stock of
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS,
in the ma.ke.-Wholcsa!o and Retail.
All who wish to purchase either large or
email lot Of
Groceries,
will do well to call and examine their unequal
led assortment. Prime N. 0. Sugar at from 8
to 8 cents, by the hogshcud, barrel or single
pound. +. W. TOWER Co.,
Commercial Buildings, Mcrgantown, Va.
June IS, 1858.
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Of trade, such as
ca II ES,
or Nil kinds, including Pound, Sponge, Fruit,
Tea, Sugar, Taylor, Lemon, Ginger, Ginger:
Nuts, hath Buns, Apccs, Scotch, white and
brown loaf Bread, sc.
Also a fine article Of SEGARS, Of my own
manufacture,
sYRUps, viz. Lemon, sar;apa'la, Gin.
ger, SC.
Essences, Peppermint, Cinnamon,
Winter Green, Spruce, Lavender, llartsho'n,
Vanilla, Gloves, Rose, &c.
All Of which are of my own manufacturing,
and arc warranted not to DO inferior TO any that
is made elsewhere, and as CHEAP by Whole
sale rs can be had in any OF tho Cities, and de-
livcrcd 10 them FREQ Of charge.
My celebrated HAIR OIL and
HEAD WASH will be delivered to Dealers, or
sold q. retail, very cheap.
Ice Cream, Parties furnished, &C.
have fitted up my leo Cream Saloon for the
accommodation Of customers and tho public
in general, and hold myself in readiness to get
up suppcrs and furnish Parties at tho shortest
notice, at home and abroad, and wil! spare no
pains to give general satisfaction.
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W. w. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
viii Esir,,iShing,

VIII FURNISHING,
Steam Engine Establishment,
$40, 32l, 1923, Liberty Street,
Opposite sni.hfcld street,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills
generally on hand and made to order. Boilers
for Engines made to order on short notice.
French Burr Mill Stones, old aud now stock,
of my own munuiacture, warranted best quail
ty, always on hand at tho lowest prices. Lau-
rel Hill Mill Stones always on hand. Mill
Spndles, mill Irons, mill s Regulating Screws,
Picks, Screen Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders,
Cas-. Iron Proof Slaves, Leather Betting Away,
on hand.
Lulrs Patent French Burr Smu. Machines,
n superior article, used in over 900 Of the best
mills in the West They run light, clean well
and fast, and will las. life time. When they
become dull the edge can be renewed by
cracking the Burr. We annex q certificate
from one Of tho largest Touring mills in tho
West, md for further particulars refer TO our
hand bills.
PITTSBURGH, June &c, 1859.
: ". ". Wallace, Esq.-Dcur sir-Wc havo
now in use in our mill two ofyour Burr Smut
machines; they work to our entire satisfaction.
and they are durable, not liable to get out Oh
order, and We consider them the best machines
new il, use. WlLMARTH & NOBLE.
All orders promptly attended 30.
W. W. WALLACE,
$40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
PLASTER PARIS for land and
Stucco Work, Hydraulic Cement, Gfindssones,
all sizes and various grits, always on hand ut
$40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
Nay 81, 1858. ". ". WALLAcE-
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uNloNrowv, January "a, 1858.

We take great pleasure, from a long and in
innate acquaintance with Dr. II n Mackoy, IN.
recommending him to tho favorable notice Of
tho community. DR.. Aiackey is a gentleman Of
fine literary requirements. good moral char
actcr and unquestionablc integrity, and rs
Physician is worthy Of tho most favorable con.
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AcDoIptmcuts Of The Western Va. Con.

Appointments Of The Western Va, Con-
ference Of the NJ. \, Church.
Nlorgan,opn Di,t.-u. z. Adams, Z. L,
Nlorgantown, VIM. Hunter.
Ct, Benjamin Ison.
Monongalia, GU. Nixon aud Alb Loush'
ridge.
ralatinc, Jesse Craig.
Brandonville, Ed. M'Catty aud AID. c
Higgins.
. Selbypon, William Smith.
Kinswood and Function, J. Nv. Snod
gr.ss.and one to be supplied
Westornfosd and Dry Fork, Spencer King
Dlackssille and Dunkard creek. VIM. r
Howe. .
Barbour, Richard L. Brooks, AMI one to
be supplied.
Clarksburg Disf.-M. Tichincll, ?. Z.
Clarksburg, WIN. Nick, Lambdin.
Milford, Wesley ]. Smith, and orc 10 be
supplied.
Weston, And. J. LYDIA, one to be sup
a piled.
rrunty,own, VIM. McCalty and Andrew
Dixon.
,sPhilippi, Henry Stevens, one to be sup
& Piled.
Buckhannon, William Wilson.
Burncrsyille, Francis II. Reed.
Fairmont, Thomas Fl. Monroe.
Ma'ion, slsby Stevens and lbaac NJ. o.
Hyng.
M.n"fi'pon, Thomas II. Trainer.
A!ss %S0n' to BE supplied.
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Tho following paragraphs arc taken from an
obituary of Mrs. CAruAnivr Corr, by Rev
Alexander Martin, in the last C!arLsburs Reg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

TIE Charleston Mercury Of Saturday last says; " We
"learn that the Of Reuben Roberts against Sheriff
Yates rather Of Great Britain against South Carroll
ns has to avery lame sod impotent conclusion
"Ofders have been received through the British Minis
"ter that further proceedings in the case be dscon
tinued, and that their Counsel be paid of and dis
charged. IL is presumed that the British Govern
"ment became convinced that, whatever might be the
decision of the case before the Supreme Court they
"could only gain loss by IL and the greater loss in
the event Of winning the suit-Dasmuch as it would
"most certainly have been followed, not by the abroga
ton of the law Of South Carolina but that of the
Reciprocity Treaty, on which their complaint was
founded"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

ASSEMBLY
resolution adopted to instruct the Committee Of
Ways and Means to bring in bill to build residence for
he Governor.
The Impeachment put until this afternoon
The HOule IS very thinly attended.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Not a quorum present.
Mr. Il SMITH moved aR adjournment Lost.
The special order was announced, but there being no
quorum.
Mr. BURROUGHS moved a call Of the House aud
cslled far the A. es and Nays.
Nj. HOLLEI moved to lay the motion on the table.
Lost.
call Of the House was ordered, and the galleries
cleared
Af',r short tine the call suspended on motion of
Mr. LOOMS.
Upon call Of the roll 60 members were found present
Mr. LOOMS desired that large number be present
when the parchment considered and hs there
tore moved to suspend the special order till to morrow.
lCI O'Clock Carried
Dir X SMITH reported complete the bill to amend the
general law relative to Insurance Companies.
Ao 10 amend the act relative 10 Savings Banks ia New.
ork City aud Kings County.
OrCereC 10 q third reading.
Upon vote fr the tird reading Of BILL It WAS found
hat quorum wss not present.
Mr. W. TAYLOR moved TO adjourn Carried