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UNION
safe and Lock Manufactory-

The subs ribers having found their present accom-
modat"ns quite too small for their Increasing bust.
ness have taken the extensive New Building Corner
OF Green Pitts SITS, Opposite the Revere Housed
Which they will open the & st of Oct der next
They will there keep On hand, for sale. the most
perfect assortment of
Fire and Burglar Proof Serurit,c.,
To be found in the United States. Having made
arrangements to unite the present business Of
x. hershaw CO., with that Of Edwards Fernald (
Co., tn" firm Of H. kershaw 4 Co. will be discon-
'nu"i after october st and the whole business will
be conducted in the name of
EDN ARDS, FERNALD & KERSHAW.
After that date wishing To- open with new goods
We snail oirr our present stock of safe, and Locks
d, liberal discount, until october lst
EDWARDS, FERNALD & CO.
L. kERSllAN { 60.
Noe At and = a ..n
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Willow Wagons,
w atClleI.

lARTs, Cradles, Chairs and Go-Carts, fot salc at
HRTNSMAIn'S
Old Stand, Church street,
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Horace Barnes.

tSu'cessor to -rm'l Curtis,)
Manufacturer and wholesale ard Retail n,,'cr in
30 ,kihS-GIasscs aTd Frame. Cipras,
and Tmo.piccrr l93 Washington strns,
Opposite "rtcr t, Boston.
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NEW STYLE STENCIL PLATES,
WRITING LETTERS.

For marking Clothing with mieljble Ink Plates,
LUX, Brushes, France Alphabct~. Figures, Type,
Sc, wholo-alesui retail, Agents supplied. Address
N. Motollf, iiA Salem Street, Boston
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How to Sleep w arm.

go To LNMAN's and buy rair OF those NICE
"a all wool sheets, and Rose Blankets. Ana II
you have lot horse, good horse "klsnER buy
one of those good horse blaukcts,-they are all
ch,,ner than wood or coal, aud certainly more du-
rablc. Don't furgctut the CORNER STORE.
Dee. =. 0""N
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DAY BOATS GOING NORTH.

Leave WHITEHALL every morning, Sundays
e1cepted,) at 10 o'clock, arrival train. from
Troy, Albany aud schenectady, arrive at burlington
at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. connecting with the trains Of
hutland and Burlington Railroad from East and
south. Thence directly to kouses Point without
landing, and arrive at 7. NJ, IN time Tor passen
sers to arrive at Montreal same evening, and OS
dcnsburgh to dine next day.
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VI. TT IFS. Vt U,
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital

LoUpoS. Kr., April 25h 1850
snrermit me 10 address 20 YOU few lines and 10
the honor 70 reply "a request that will make in the
conclusion Of this letter, etc
gtEluu'r # IrAnsN IvHnin Medical University; |
have prac'i'ei medicine tins wilderness country, about
five Year, hut owgt, exposure TO bitter cold her
have been iulispus,I win Acute Rheumatism about six
montns After having exhausted my kil in the treat.
m-ut 81 Ms ease aud deriving no benefit, induced
to give 'Our FLuID IATrAT ~ stEsttARLA fair trial
sni n"'ornuN prchA bottle Of medicine from
Your agent Mr.. Ueor,e r. brown, ht,U two weeks ago
ant mus confess that bottle as entirely cured
i j. opinion, tlat your prepare ion of SarsHparilla
I'rieIi superior any other preparation in use
a. vail axe grr. pleasure in Recommending it to the
afflicted AZ being remedial agent, and viii advise the
Vut'rtsts 70 IL" II ia their practice. rc
R,surc, iu,iy Yours, Is. Is ALLEN, NJ D
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Land Warrants

Bought ut the highest cash price, by
'lOEAIlO WOODMAN.
&c lailTaNi Exchange, Court square, boston
u nn nj ~ 1Irncurca tLn1r
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Manufacturer Of, and Dealer in every description Of
Desks, Jewellers Trays, Etc,
Orders promptly attended to. Wareroums Nos
aud 10 Chapman Place, Opposite City Hall, School
street. Boston.
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Koduction In price Of
DOGLE'S HYPERION FLUFF
Geo, N, Davis & Bro.

lt6 las Congress ST., Boston
Agents for the Union India rubber Company,
Nulcanizcd Clothing, surgical Articles, &c, Bever-
ly Rubber Company. Nucdnized Clothing. Euatno-
cd Clothes, &c, Ahsohia Wells Rubber Company,
Camphcne Rubber Clothing, Horse Covers, &c.,
New York Rubber COM any, Balls, Dolls, Toys,
Nhacb mes, Combs, &C. uoodyear's India Rubber
Glove Co., Gloves, Mlttens. Dress Shields, &c,
Goodycar's India Rubber Packing Co., steam Pack
iug, Machine Betting, Hose, &c, Montreal Rubber
Company, Metallic Rubber Boots and shoes, tor
export Novelty Rubber Company, India Rubber
buttons, Boxes, Canes, &C. Caoutchouc Company,
Pen and Pencil Cases, Pen Handles, Ever Pointed
Pencils, Cork-Screws. Tape Measures, ac., Roxbury
Rubber Company, Piano and Melodeon Cloths
WHIPS &c.
Importers Of English and French Elastic Braids,
Cord Webbing, Ntltioner.,' Druggists, and sur.
gems Rubber Articles
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oM.EOPATHIr ROCKS MEDICINES
IT. n"
OTIS CLAPP,

TUBE OIL CpBORS, CANVAS, &C.,
Materials for Greciin and Oriental Painting.
Wiusor & Nrwton's superior Tube Oil Coors Pre-
pared Canvas, and all other supplies for Oil Paint.
ing and Drawing, for sal" Wholesale and retail by
VI. j. WlIIPPLE, 81 Curnhill Boston,
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SPRING GOODS
Just Received ii Lyman'3.
NEW SPRING STYLE LANES AND
PRINTS CUiHG tHEAr AZ TiiE
CORNER STORE.
March II. 1858. d&wti
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G.. w, Stones LIQUID Cathart;n.

a Family Physic in the most desirable form, per.
fectly agreeable to the Ia te, aud reliable remedy
in almost every disease to which the human race
is subject Its merits be too highly extull-
ed. Indeed, it may be called the panacca. It.
efficiency in the cure Of the following complaints
will be readily admitted by all who give it a trial,
viz lIabitunl Costvencs~, Affections Of the Liver,
1lupurity of the Blooi, Piles, Epilepsy, Scrotulous
and all other humors, Dyspepsia, Bilious Alice
tions, Dysentery, Darrhta, and all other diseases
Of the bowels will be completely removed by
its
In short, it will renovate tho whole system and
place it in condition to resist the attack Of all
contagious diseases. Let those who do not enjoy
perfect health, resort at once to the Of this
medicine, and that great blessing will be restored
to them.
Sold in Burlington by TlEO. A. PECK, in
Wnooski by ;. c. ISiIAM. Principal Depot, s.
Central street, Lowell, Mas.
Mag H. dAwGm
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BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE.
BOYS CLDIuING 81 Wholesale,
iH and 81 North street
rEp, ", CAKNE~
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LOUISVILLE July 18Th, 1919
hsve sIamin-l the list of articles that compose John
Hu. Extract of sarsapari and have no hesitation in
ths il safe uui vaIuthl" umFouud. would
prefer my in use for jhe diseases arising
from impure sat- of the blooi or tit ui the system.
| confidently recommend il TO my tt-uis ~ being
powerful Extract, aud that tri"ye Will all
classes Of discusses for which 1t IL eUdr II used
according to directions | believe il to be valuable
sucrrdtutum to Mercury Nay. | have my doubts
whether IN the most violent and prutructe1 Of
syphilis. accom- aci with Nodes Tophe, in carries Of tho
bones whether ought NOS to sUrceedryoy other remedy.
Z. H. MttONAt III l., NJ u.
Ilpnorar, of Ia. Medical
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NORTHERN AND WESTERN, BRITISH AND
UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains Going North.
Leave Windsor at 60 p. NJ. connects at Rouse's
Point with trains for Montreal. same evening, and
for Ogiensburgh, and the West the next morning.
Leave Windsor at 6. 40 p. NJ, stop over night at
White River Junction and proceed next day. con.
Meeting with trains for Ugicnsburgh, and Steamers
for the west, leaving 0gdensburgh the same eve.
ming.
Leave Montpelier at 9. IL A. NJ, and 3.55 P. NJ.
Burlington at s, 30 and 0,i5 A. NJ. Il ), 10 P. NJ
and connect at Rouse's Point, with Trains for
0 ;dcnsburgh, and Montreal the same day.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Rouse's Point at 800 A. M, 1853 and
$50 P. NJ
II. Adams, at :. 00A. NJ, 4,52 P. NJ.
" darlington at 20 A. NJ and $40 Pm,
" Montf elier at 9l2 A. NJ, and ~ M
The 600 A. NJ. Train from kouse's Point con-
meets at White River Junction and Windsor, with
Trans for Boston, New York and intermediate
stations, arriving in Boston EARLIER THAN BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE, and in New York the same
evening.
Tickets for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Detroit, Chi
cago, It. Louis, Kansas, and places West for sale
at all stations Vermont Central route and by NJ.
l.. CHURCH, No. | Town Hall.
X. SHERBURNE, Sup..
Northfeld, July %. 1855
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w" T--T-" I|T I0I-T U-1T0T in
:. tt-, ir;,,N ASD uLINDS
"l"7ol Windows, Fence Palcs, stain alustr,s. Fra
min Pu , Do. coo uuDly on ilrd,
so. - huicstuNn ,upet,
'lP'.' Oh. i''. ''t Nam. i''.Ht, Boston.
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sec27,tsy nj a.! !!

RUST As REMOVED MS MUSIC
0ToRr to No. 3, Bank Block ono door east of
the Farn'rS' y N'6htn''s' Bank where he ha, =
complete assortment of
NjNtt AZ MERClIANi
and all good pcrtainin. TO his hrnncl o., business.
large assortment Of PIANO FORTES from the
Mrnufactoriot Of
'hick"ring, Woodward Il HroWn.rnd
brown 4 Allen,
whore ln'trunCnt' are well known 10 he ,urcrior TO
any others manufactured in this country.
SERAPIINES AND MELOnEONS,
Enthusiastically PHrvrr Co, Buffalo, md CAru.R1
q Neodbnm, Ncv York, Of all ,ize, aud rattcrns
anl nyrry ina rnm.mt ,c1r-1nt.i
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Cheapcstand Best
Church Music Book

OF the season. The Handel Collection Of Church
Music. BY A. n. johnson, assisted by p. F. Baker
and +. H. Frost. This work has undergone the most
thorough examination by the teachers and members
Of the Boston Musical Convention, and was unhesi-
itatingly pronounced book better adapted to the
wants of schools, choirs, societies and musical con-
ventions than any other published. Price 81
per dozen. 81 cents single. Published by
J. X. MILLER, No. 80 fremont st., Boston
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). NJ. PEffENGlLL ~ CO.'S
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTOR
SIMPSON Il co

- NINU WTU vi f'UbD TFNNs
Factory over 81 Washington st., Boston.
n. b. Every pen warranted perfect S. 4 Co.
have already resolved > medals and 10 diplomas for
their superior gold Pens.
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MONDEREIL DISGNNEnIE,S

SUCCEED each other rapidly in the present
- age, that we scarcely from tho a,touish-
mont caused by one, before our credulity is taxed
by tho announcement Of another till more astounl-
ing And among the most important discoyeriu.
which have ever been made in medical science, we
may number that os
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Hpypr Rrofhprs

IIeycr brothers.
Importers Of French, German and English Fame
Goods, Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Boxes, Cloth and
Hair Brushes, Combs, Willow Ware, &c.
40. 1906 CONGRESS STREET,
Formerly called Atkinson street, Boston.
Wm.A l!eyer, Ellis ]. Ilycr, Lawrence A. lIcyer.
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superior 10 tthe l'lt
snh orgress Water,
Salts. or Sei,l'i'z

Itis remarkable G,ct that among the hundreds Of
eminent ult sirHIe vino htVc examined tile recipe nv
which inili'H snranpeii, prepared. h"r oou
d.unoi IT, hut all approved j., aud commend It in the
highest terms. NHuy Tl' slciaus express themselves
strongly the belief lint II Is decidedly the best prera
Sr~~Hpilla that has been placed before
public. Although there many Ihy siciau- who feel
reucaucc 70 having their names appended to the recon-
uirudaiun of any particular remedy, notwithstanding
they may nrptov" II 1t in the highest degree there are
others who frankly Weld their support favor Of a
remedy which the, know is capable Of doing much
good in afflicted community. A~an evidence rpad the
following om oh and respectable pll sicnus, Ct high
stun ing III tie community in which they Ave
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pIAyoroRTrs and MELopEoNs

PIASOFORTtS IN d MELODEOSS
For sale and TO let Every variety Of style and
with deduction of rent in case of purchase, at
OLIVER DlrSoN'S, lis Washington ST., Boston.
N. S. DEARBORN,
Would respectfully invite the attention Of Printers
and the trade t. his and beautiful assortment
Of Fancy Cards,
Embossed Note Papers, and Stationery for
Weddings ana Parties
Having great facilities for obtaining the lat st
patterns, he exhibit greater variety at lower
rate than can be found at any other establishment
IN Boston. - School street.
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1853 LAKE CUAMPLAIN. 1856!


and until further notice, run as folows--to wit
one oi the above boats,
GOING SOU I'll, Will leave Rouse. Point every
morning, Sundays eNcepted) at o'clock, on srri-
Val OF car. OF ChamPlau ana It. Lawrence Railroad
nom Montreal, rcacn burlington at ~. A. NJ, in
,4nc Tor the train OF the Rutland and Burlington
ndilryad gong south aud La,r, Reaching Boston
ilI New \ uTk same evening, aud hitehall at
o'clock, p. NJ, in time tor which reach Troy
,4v Troy steamers and hudson River Kailru ad Tor
N,w lo5k, OF by same line passengers Will reach
-cl cuectauy % =. Nj, connect with the ira IN
"I tie New urh Central railroad going est, and
arrive at suspension Bruee, Niagara talls and
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IJ-IIear what Or. Stnpp, ply stefan WHO stands
the top profession, say John Bulls >arsaparila:
has been using John buIs sArs rpariua in great
variety Of chronic Diseases win the happy effects
radI nave hesitation IN recommending to The public
fyI the of tcrOiua 81 ph- and ali cutaueous and
giandulr diseases. Yours. most fcrycutly,
Is-hport Ky, April g. 1919 WI sTAPP, NJ D.
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Scales and Balances,

JVNEN 4 Tx ENTUN,
Successors to Lyman Locke, No. Is Faneui Hall
square, Opposite Southwest cor. Of Faneuil Hail.
cor. of Change Avcnuc) Boston
Manufacturers Of Patent Balance, Platform, Coun-
ter, Railroad, Hay and Coal Scales, Tin Ware, &c.
All kinds Of Weighing Apparatu' Repaired, and
scales Exchanged.
GAS! GAS! CAST
Gns anil steam Pipe Filters and Fnsher. Also,
Manufacturers and dealer. in Wrought Iron Pines
and Fixtures For Steam, TIA, and Water. Constantly
On band KENNEDY L BI TIER
81 Union It. Boston.
AMiklAI STORRS,
Dealer in every variety II Cards. Card Board Rail.
road Ticket, stock, Fancy Papers, &c.
Ne. - and 81 Cornhil Boston
Paper OF any shade, manufactured to order, and
Cards or Tickets cut to pattern, Mt short notice.
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LLANL NUJsE'o POINI every evening, (oun
day. eXcepted) at o'clock, arrival Of last tram
nom Montreal and Ogdensourgh, reach Plattsbursh
1T !, Port heut at -, burlington at ~ O'Clock,
T. NJ. and Whitehall at b o'clock, next morning,
where passengers may lake the cars for Troy, Alba
ny, y ew orr and schenectady, reaching New ork
to dine and Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls and
Eu lAln TO tea.
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a. Testimony like the following renders SUI ernuous
all coum,u's he efficacy of l'u,s Sa.sapsra From
II l.. g. IanIrll Professor Of Chemistry in the Louisville
Medical College: have looked ;he lit of ingredients
competing John Bulls tumpuuui EIrrac. Of Sarsapara,
and have hesitation il, ray ing that they form a safe
compound ANA that promises well in chronic disehses
10 which 1t j. applied - l. l.. lANDELL, NJ D.
Louisville june g. l-iS
What Or Iylcs VA, soinu hy hrpuiu'mert 70 the Lou
isvls Marine II iit sHl cd RUIZ -ur-npatila:
LurI-yILLE March 20, lsiS.
have examined the prescr ion Tor be preparation OF
John Butts sarsnpt4. and ru,.rve lee combination to
he an excellent uui well cpca.-i TO produce an
srra'ivp impression the have used II both
III public nui private prucrire and think it the hest
article Of SlrsaparWE nov in use.
NJ rYiES. VI D,
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ucv. T.. W. SEIiUN,-Iev. 4. STEVENSON,

CO>tIusIsr.l Kew h. ". Srlou is widely an generally
known eloquent and HCcoup i-Ard pastor If the NJ
,i,ur,h Ia. nud I.'v T. Stevenson has l.en
Of tie mot t'Ilcl Hui 2tnuus members that the ken
tIcks conference ,uII bpt, of for many Years aud at
this TIM ng the Ugh and station ofagnt
tI t'eM l.. ltaon Concern
lolIsvuLE, May Goth, 1919
N+iavr used ,oht bulls slr.tpaIia and have known
& tu lie used. with entire s.tI.itciuui and We have
hesitation m suuU1 our lr,i that it is a safe aud
valuable medieval pound, aud calculated produce
mach good aud relieve much tuilrrhgi and therefore
~tuI ,u,ttulA HLI most earnestly recommend the
afflicted J. " SIlIOS,
~..uti. SIlAINSOS
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TnK DIFFICULTY or ruE BUFFALO AND Bs,sr

THK DIFFICULTY OF THE BUFFALO AND BRAsT
IoEb RAllEoAp-On Monday morning, as we are In.
formed the directors u this road residing at Brantcrd
procured force Of hfty men, and with special train
proceeded 10 Csyura, thirty miles eastward FOR the pur
pose OF dspersng the Irish borers who had torn thu
track at that point and spiked down the a~ches on ar
irving they found the opposing orcs arg. for them
and they were obliged 70 bog permission return 70
Bradford ritbout having accomplished anything We
further learn that the shsrrs OF Niagara Hamilton and
Brsnt counties have been called upon 10 take the matter
10 hand and with ATTY Of tho Royal Canadian Rife corps
rom Niagara village 20 90 mp 70 Cayuga YESTERDAY
The t,mpestuous state OF the weather we presurns ore
vented their starting tn last evening or his morning
The intention Is arrest the riogesders pay on the b.
lance Of the men, and discharge them from tbs .ploy
ment o. the company, for which purpoe funds are GOV
ssd 10 Be furnished The sxannstion of tbs pr
IN custody AZ Fort Erie commenced on Monday aad
hnished yesterday. John Gearn, the lndivisasi Who
,hot Weimp~ -as found guilty BIZ coronsr's Iury Df
.iful murder and Vim. Rsarney, Thom.s onl.isy
Ihos Isrsh prophy. rhos. K-arney Dec nls HssIy,
John Brcpby Senie Farrell, sece-sories before ths
TACT They we're taken 70 Sisssrs and are fuIiy coon
mtted % these charges. since the above vss nut u
type, ve ksrn that hfty British soldier. o. Pori Eris
vsre sdded TO The corps from Nsssrs mating the
ms force one hundred and that they sf, Tor car
ugs Wis nofntng No particular dineuity 10 nov ap-
prstended ~ guttnx The road In runaiss order 20 dsy
AID seeass the regular transit u traas "A
r~tss,, Jss ~
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Letter from One or the Unemployed.
Ngw YoRK, Jan. IS, 1895.

JAMS q. bennett. gsq.-
SIR II, the undersigned, JOS. Addison, am a young
OF the highest respectabity, and arrived in this
country some three monthe ago, fully expecting upon
my arrival to be able TO procure a situation; In that
duced to the lowest circumstances and It Is through
this that have dared TO address you am twenty Ave
years OF age, Of the highest respectabty, and
OF the commercial trade being so very bad have
not been able 70 procure a situation and also, owing
To the inatcnton Of my friends In England have been
placed In my present condition. willing 70 accep
any sort Of a situation. Ny landlord, through my ina
bilty 10 discharge his BILL has given orders leave
and unless some benevolent persons forward and
assist me shall be obliged 10 take up my abode In the
streets which would soon, at this OF the year
terminate my suHengs In death; and assure you
what have stated TO you is perfectly true and would
not any account have troubled you had | not the
means Of literally repsyng any one who might assist
me, say In month or ak weeks, as have written,
per last steamer to my friends showing them my pre-
sent condition, and urging them 70 remit my
without delay.
hst having the OF paying for Advertisement
and trusting TO generosity have dared 20 address
you hoping you might insert few lines in your vaua
bic paper touching upon my present distress have had
great experience In the dry goods business and beg To
enclose you reference from OF the largest houses
in London England. I have not friend in this coun-
formation. strictly temperate and glad 10 say
that my conduct will bear investigation. have not
present the moral courage 70 you personally and
therefore, obliged ~ trouble you In writing; but IL
you should desire TO see me must endeavor 10
come that obstacle Pardon for the trouble given YOU
and am, sir, your most obedt serv't
Address Jos ADDISON, Post Office, Nassau street.
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William r. Fsrnisrs William n. Bvows.- This sctsa
IL brought against ths defendant, shIp-buiisr. fer
failing 10 perform certain agreemsnts made With ns
Furniss by Brown, In November isa9. ny the
agreement Brown agreed TO sell, for s25 ooo oas hAk
Of the steamboat Rhode Island. and - az hsr up 10
proper and saworthy for the California trsls
BY second agreement OF the date Brown AgrceA
TO soil 10 the pla NTH half Of steamboat, thea ID
course Of building called the New World, for the san q
toV, 600 The Rhode Island sent to see aud afser
being out lev days svampsd. II ID contsnded ~
M noyes and MI g. H. Striker the part OF the plaza
un tnat her los. WAS occasoned by the failure Of the
Defendant In hitting her up In sklul and workmAnlke
manner and also that fraud p~rpetrat~d by Brown
In the th- OF the Rhode Island shs was an old boat
aud not worth more than half that amount and that
this Brown knew when he mace the sals 10 rur.
Miss. tfer the finishing OF the Neu WorSl
Brown refused 10 collyer her 10 Furnas and %
the 9th Of February 1850, Mr.. FufnAs com u,suc-
el suit for her delivery 10 him. and placed her in ths
custody ottbe Sheriff on !hs 10Th Of February which
was on SUNDAY at about ~ O'Clock. While the Shsrni
was in possession Of her the captain OF the boat As
Wake man. unGcr the direction Of Brown, steamed up,
under petencc Of trying her spe and carried hss OF
TO California, putting the Deputy sheriff and his party
ashore at Staten Island but not IL seems without the
OF PHI steal force. Mr. O'Conor and Mr Peabody
appear for the defence and deny that the Rhode sAsl
improperly fitted up, and that she was made -
strong such boat could be- made for ocean nAvga
ton. The Now World II Was contended never ssId
TO Mr. Furniss; therefore Mr. Brown had right 70 Do
with hor lac chose. The case will he resumed this
morning.