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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-17

last few days.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-17
The Falls House.
ABBOTT & KINGMAN.

NJ ANUFACTURERS of SASH BLINDS and DOORS
w Flooring, Siding and Shingles, dealers in Locks,
Knobs, &c. Orders for planning, Circular and Scroll
saving, executed at short notice Factory, Clark St.,
between Taylor and Twelfth; Sale Room, 100 Clark
Street, Chicago, Ill.
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DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
Once, Ihird St., st. Paul, Minnessta Territory,
business in connection with the above promptly
tended to: Military Land Warrants located advantage.
ously Taxes paid; Collections made; and Leans nego
Hated. sEses4
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C.. wv. CHRISTMAS.

80. County Surveyor of Hennepin CoInfy,
OFFERS his services to his fellow citizens IS Survey
~ or and Draughtsman office and residence 'ne mile
above the bridge, Minneapolis, the bank of he rv
er. (wly
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Foster & Da. is.

N0RTH-W ESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY
connecting with the American Express company.
TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN THE UNITED
STATES. CANADA AND EUROPE.
ENHE cheapest and safest way transporting light
IL and valuable Goods-Specie and Bank Notes.
Particular attention paid to the collection Of Notes,
Bills. Drafts and Accounts. Purchase and Saleo er
chandiSe. - 49, 80
Lost freight and Baggage looked up and deveredto
MEssINGERs:-Semi-W eekly. .-
: u 0FFICE-Atth the Book Store Of Howtz s Co., OPP
posite the Post Once.
la. J. C. BURBANK 4 CO., Proprietors.
ST. Paul, Nov. IL. 1856. II III $50 du h
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New scene of Operation

New scene Of Opera tons.
NEIHAUS & CO. have removed their Tailoring and
IN Furnishing Establishment to the opposite side OF Sd
street from the place heretofore occupied by he and
have received by late arrivals fine and fashionable
stock of seasOnabe Dress and Furnishing Goods could
be purchased in the Eastern cities They respectfully ask
that gentlemen will call and examine their elegant Cloths
Cassimeres, Vesngs, &C., before trading esewhere
sfed that in reference to the articles wanted their pr
cess and their fashionable styles of cutting and making
garments they can sM and all customers who may
offer. They also keep hand general assortment Of
:, l. DY-MADE CLOTHING,
And every article in the gentemen's furnishing line tina
may be called for. Store and shop Third, between
Minnesota and Cedar Streets two doors below the Mime
sotian Office. NEIHAUS co.
April % 1864 tf32
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Simeon Diapers regular semiweekly sale Of
stocks and bends will take place tomorrow (T,'
day. at half-past IL o'clock, at the Merchants TX
change.
At the second board the market showed conside
rable weakness, and the transactions were to some
extent at lower prices. The decline in some stock
was considerable. New York Central Railroad fsi.
on Il per cent; Erie, 4; Reading, 4; Michigan Cse
trail, 4; Michigan Southern, Z; Cleveland and To
ledo, 1. La Crosse and Milwaukee sold at so ~,
cent cash, being IN advance OF per cent on the
last sae. After the board So per cent cash WIS pi
and no saes After the board other stocks were
lower and the market closed feverish. A little bad
news now from any quarter would knock stocks
down as fast as they have advanced; and, ~ IL ~
the probability is that purchasers will realize profit
where they The market has risen too fast To b.
permanent. and we must look Tor a reaction.
The Assistant Treasurer reports this week as 10.
Iowa.
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IneatFhC0I, MuskC1AS &C.
Nmos GARDkN.-An attractive combination Of novel
lies, including the great spectAcuar panomime OF
blanche, has been arranged for the joint benefit Of
those popular artists, Paul Brilliant Emile AAngin and
AndTuche hmAnn, which takes place this evening The
Rave Mile Robert and all other iAvorites appear the
occasion.
successful dramatic productions announced for this
evening The first The list Is the romantic Affair styled
w. s DsmOn aoveT% 10 which ssssrs sso0SSa% anu
exciting melo drama OF the "Red Mask and the last Is
Mr.. Brougham's amusing version Of "Hamlet."
BUTTONS THEATRE The new play of 'selr' proves
quite attractive during the earer nights OF It's rep
resentanop anything, the OiteDsr 10 Witnessed the
better liked This. probably, is owing quite as much
sen IL 10 be flowed this evening by the Lang habIe If
fair called the "5eIious Family"
wALIAcx THEATRE I'm compliance with the nume-
rous calculations Of nis admirers Mr.. w.laci wiz teis
charante, OF Sr Edward Mortimer, IN the play OF tho
'1ron Chest" It Il sufficient to say that no viii DO
ported by the strength Of company "The Capian Of
the Watch" and 'Wbo Stole the Pocketbook?' follow.
CHANahs STssEr THEATRE The thousands Of friends
10 the retention Of good theatre In the lower part OF the
cityope that a,hed without venience
unnecessary expense by the soiournors tie different
botet-must corainiy feel highly pleased with the pa
uonago tsus lar wortbiy bestowed on Manager Etoy
who Ms hs tenders tho 'Gun Maker OF MOSCOW o"Wa
lace' and The "Peope's lawyer"
MUSEUM should there happen TO be any persons In
this community who have never seen Tom Thumb, The
smallest man. and Miss Reid. the smallest woman 10 the
world they advised 70 visit the Museum prior the
departure Of the rmer for Earope. "Dr. Nworthn Ia
play cd this afternoon, and the drama Of bred in
the evening.
BROADWAY VARIETIES The recent frequentcrs OF
this snug little theatre express universal astouishment
The like compayavely faalsess style ID which the
petite Louise and Mary ADD the still smaller Mastc,
George, deineaie their various parts In the Mser O
Marsees" The play is 70 be repeated, with the G.o
for Nothing" 10 night.
GEORGE CnR,sTY AND Woop's Observation-Disclosures COIL
cal and Sentimental songv, amusing dances &C.,
nouncod for the early part Of this evening Tho MAS
querade Ball. with George tho Acetious doorkeepsr
10 the blessing piece.
BUCKEYES SxRKSApEes made another lucky move ID
bringing out the bnrlesque Of Dsmas OF the Dread
swamp Their version promises 10 keep tho st.~
longer than any of tho numerous dramas on the
subject Songs, 80, early In u o evening, - usuAl
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PAtbvD On Tuesday. Nov 4 Of drcpsy o. tho Ghost,
Cnsrrs = RsipvrS. aged % years n mouths and ri
Gays. HIS remains were taken 10 Greenwood for inter.
ErArmB On Thursday morning. Nov g. Mr.. JAwup
HRslnpR In The 6eth year Of hi, age
spcctoD invited funeral from his LATE re-
sdsbc. Nc - Warrington ssrccs Brooklyn, this snsr.
csu.ia -op Wednesday, Nov 6, Mr. yossu Csos, aged
20 years aud month";
lis ields and ss,usnsspsev ard those Of his unclss,
Jos clh and Vivian Craig respectfully invited 70 Il.
ibc inreral rom he residence hts father James
Craig. No 1V1 Third avenue this AFTERNOON n ooe
oclfcs Hs remains ~ai DC Inferred In Greenwood o.
ns,ery.
Unsp -on Thursday morning, Nov. 9, MANY Avs, ,hs
beloved dansher o rnscphlus and Mary onver aged
The TRENDS ana relatives II the family are Respectfully
invited 70 attend the func,si. thus aternocn - one
oebcs the 1enth strce, snd Division ave-
rue, B'coslyn, Without further tnrifst,on.
O'toNsoH i'm Wednesday, Nov g. Mr nowIucK
oCcssoh OF disease Of the heart his residence aged
ts years. y montbs and days
The f'iebes the family and thoee Of his brothess
Michael an nnntt Connw. Alec 81 hs brother 10 law
mnsnipT Al len cclocs ii A. andrew, . church. where
'.au'-m ~ili be offered for the rcposc Of his soul
CAhK -ou Thursday, Nov o. Mr.. Cossurus CLARK, IN
HIS friends AMI relatives respectfully invites 70 a.
,eud the fner. from bis late residence No 10 sa,u
strict, - Saturday AFTERNOON, 81 one o'clocr, ssous
Rnu--op thursday, Nov q, Mrs cArHsxss, wife N
=" psr f,,sors snG those of her brother ph,p.
Riley are invited 70 attend he funcrr on -.su dav
af frccp H half pact Two o'cccA from tbs lsps rsss
dencc q her sisters NJ and Muncal, corner % smith
and Butler streets. Brooklyn.
ITnins-ln Brooklyn, 90 Tuesday, Nov. 4, S.sr
prurins, ssed o.
o.eopcvs--ou rhnr.day, Nov. O. amer .bcr, ,,,rc,s
Jssss CeRovR axed 90 years native OF the 10
II xccrehed, Parish Kllkerry, County ryrope Isei.sd
Tie rcmaifs VII be taken from HIS late residence 10.
de North Second street., Wulsusburr shis uovupv A
10 O'Clock 70 ~ Peters and st. Psul's church. where
roemn services Win - performed and nom thesos 10
Calvary Cemetery A. xhree O'Clock rrecsely
lSc>HAsD1 On his fern IN New Jerscy on weincsL
dsy Nov. ,, FRsp. ISopHAspr, aged IS years
srcHuL-in Jersey CITY. on thursday, Nov. q. a 10
A. ~, Ass rie o. samuel Mitchell and daughter Of The
ls,e John and Hannah lear.
The relatives and friends Of ne hnsIy, and tboss q
raj 81 the residence OF Tsomss Lear, n No. 40 SDutA
uahsh street thh afternoon d three o'clock, visbevS
urthey invitation.
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Court Of Scssl 0ns.
Before Recorder smith.

Nov 6-7he People, on the ConplaiNa Of Lcingxon, asct
M Price kore-rhis matter, which las. summer maio
much interest 70 the community asiug out Of charge
by Alfred s Livingston, OF Trenton, New Jersey, against
Dr. Moore ply stefan OF twenty nvc years practice in
New York. OF unblemished repute, Of conspiracy aud
incDg TO murder uvingtou, came up this morning IN
the Sessions, when defendant counsel Francis g.
Young Ksq mode motion 70 quash the indictment
the grounds OF bad fsh The part OF the somplx1sn
bis counsel. seems that upon being arrested, Or
Noors rave bail and demanded miasticu hut that
the day hxet tor tue hearing before tue Justice MA
nisun ierstood neglected his bus,ss
ard the papers sent 10 the District Attorney,
when inior med by ns present counsel Of tho facts
reced the papers 20 DO returned 10 the Justice AMI that
an examination should be had. Before this cou1 be
dcne The papers got before the Grand Jary aud
found Gu this state Of facts, ceded
by the Dtrct Attorney tho Recorder directed tho In
d,ctmcnt 10 be qusshed.
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maxr1e0s
pUBoDy-BIoopoooD.-On rnuYeday. Nov. O. by the
Rev. Dr. Croker, Of st. Johns church, Providence
Mr. FRANCS PxsaoDy IT, Of salem, Mass, Mss HxLss
AAsoy-lUy. On Wednesday, Nov 8. by tho Rev ].
Ly ons Nr, A. j. AAsos, formerly Of Baltimore, 10
Mis- hnsar,IA Law, Of this city.
Baltimore Clipper and sun please copy.
RkADy-BEowN.-On Wednes say, Nov. O. by the Rev
j. r. Peck Mr.. Joss T. BsApS. OF city 70 Mrs HES-
hIsrrA Z. Bsow., Of ntessours, Va
Peferburg, Va, papers please copy.
kr1HyN-Nkv opsB -On Wedpase ny, Nov. 8, by the
Rev. Frederick q. CHk, Mr.. JANE RrTavss 70 Miss
JSssr AMANDA. daughter OF Hon. O. Newcomb.
hanlAsp-NicuAxis.-0 Wednesday evening, Nov. 8,
by the Rev. Loy Jones' 1T tho residence OF The brides
fAher MI WIN. H. kknIASr ~ Misc MANY LOUISA, fourth
darl htr ~ John J. Nchaes Esq.. all o. this city.
Iovui--scnATrrR -0n Wednesday, Nov. 8, NJ q p.
NJ, al 81 Matthew's kpsoepei church, Sasscx street.
JerseJ city ~ tho Rev. M. Bowdcu pastor, Mr.. Memo
tLt W LOWELL, ot Rome, Geo. ~ Miss MAso ANITA j.,
nsnshier 81 VIM. a. scnaeier, formerly of Baltimore
EiktoD and baltimore papers please copy.
ntRuy--NGAflun = % Wednesday evening, Nov. 8,
by ibs Rev. John LBbc d. d., Mr.. Atrnrs o. DrRxps 70
MAS CBR-rrsA G. hoCAIIus, bosh a Tupby Hook, N. Y.
Nntgs county papers Please copy.
TRoxpI-CrnmKui.-Ou rhursday cvenipR Nov. O. %
the a. her father Tnoe Cndbrsn by tina Rev
Mr. ruiney, Mr.. W l.. TRcxrL Of Lousvse, Ky, TO MIS-
JriiA Cri ssfn, of this city.
Long mas this happy couple Two,
1eericy each ctners Smiles tnrohvh life;
blessing scd alone give
IL man, sweet ara loving wife.
Iouisvtio papers picSe copy.
WnknsnS-Sruwsn. .-On thursday, Nov q, by the
New CHARLES Hsr. man, Of roughkeepeie Mr.. Ssyuns
WnEiS-S Of Columbus. ohlo, tc hss ELIZA J. STEW
AEr Of tps city
ohio ana pOOghkeepse paper. please copy.
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The New York Bible Society.
hFrr NO or The BOARD or INCONSISTENCIES. EMO
- rBnENTs CONCERNING THE CONDITIONS OF sES-
Ut ny.
The regular meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of the
New York Bible Society was held last evening In the
American Bible soctesy's house, Aston place. The
cs OF the evening opened by the President Of the
Board reading the eighth chapter OF Romans the prin
cpsi subject before the Board the arrangement OF
their finances previous 10 their public mes4iDg. Short
reports received from several committees on local
subjects.
The Rev. Mr. r. H. Pearson, Of Kentucky, was called
upon by the President and made very interesting
statements to the desttnon OF the Scripture
BIZ State. He raid that ne formerly thought he hai
coed idea OF the condition OF this country derived from
perfectly sstounded in tSaveiling through Kentucky
10 ind such fearful ces,ituon OF the word OF God.
large proportion Of native born czens had no Bibles
many OF them haa never teen ono have called At
pRces taid he and asked ,hem they had the Bible to
which the or woman ha, answered. Il aont know
don't know what Bible is." have found thous auds
and tens Of honss ends OF native born Amer icans who Vi
10 Bible. In ono county, out Of 523 families l18 had
Bb,es m snothcr OF TOO iAmies AGO were without
Bb,es In ano,ner on. OF 3s families had no bles
Oot Of e0t0 families visited there dos
Hution Of one qdartr have met men 30, ~. ~ and
so years old who hal no Bibles; In dHlric back
tho mountains found Old man 80 years Old, wish
family of sixeenson all grow up and settled
him, one Of whom had Bible; only two Bibles
in the place, and they It by carriage
These arc poeve facts and there many persons 10
these back, fonKn monnsin districts toat never saS
Wagon. They have no roa's nothing but bye pains
wheel wou,o be ss complicated machine 10 toem as
watch or steam engine Ii 10 ns. One of the'e
mouI tant out a village one day, seeing
going along the road thougas It . wonderful
chime, and after Il 10 10. big wheels would
catch up TO tho small ones. (Great laughter Nc.
arson continued his rema ks 70 some length s1owog
coDcion 81 allaUs 10 kentucky that s by 40 means
1at,er,ng to the honor, intelligence and Improvements OF
that State Nor did The lergymen escape notice 81
the reverend speaker be bad found three regular
dained minis in county who had Bibles; In.
deed he bad frequently found clergy without oes
md the ignorance of tnoe who had B ,les great
10 make their and ilusna atoms of Scripture
most RIDICULOUS and I'd He several
occurrences wbi,h he had witnessed anoag them
which funny ridiculous, and set the Board
into ppSoarous laughter.
The Board adjourned till the 9th inst.
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UNION CO RsE, L. I-TR0TrIHG.
Two trottpg matche OF Wednesday sreY-
noon whch created considerable Amusement for those
who were present and Witnessed hem. mo nrst vot
for $500, mile heats, 1T three in Ave. to ESQ -ib
wagons between q. e. Haw sy and b. g. Shanghai Tho
won by Hawsy, Afser four closely contested
heats The next match WAS TOR tho same amount mile
hsais, best three In i've harness. between b. m Queen
Dido and ch m. Lady Fillmore, which was won by the
former after four heats.
Fwa Feat Shanghai won the pole. ITO bay broke
soon after leaving the SCORE and Hawey took the lead
and opened gap Of two lengths TO tho quarter POLE
Shanghai closed ID the gap going down the baksrosch
and around the lower turn and beat 70 tho stand by
only han length Time, 2:44. Betting two 70 one on
Hawley.
seond Heat This was . most exciting heat Hawle
broke gong around the turn, but 0niy lost half
length. Hawley yoked The bay going down the back.
stretch ard they kept their positions until they swung
On the Ion esretcn when Scan hal showed hls head
SHANGHAI won ~ beat by half length. Tine, Tag
7A'rd R@ -Bening now even. Shanghai broke on
tbs turn and leaving the bay but broke after
passing The quarter POLE and Shanghai went up TO hun
took the ipsfe and length ahead ut The hall mile
pole Hawey gained on the bay a, every stride coming
down the ooestretch passed Shanghai the distance
stand, and won the heat by neck and shoulders. Time,
2a7k
Hiah Heat Mr. Strong, tho owner of shanghai now
took the ribbons, out after the word Goo iv sn,
Was good bye, Shanghai Hawley took the le.d and
~on the heat easy. Time, 2:i9. The following Is a
summary
WEDNESDAY,, Nov 5-Masch, $780, milo heats, bes.
three N fve, to $50 10 wagons.
Jas. Whelpey psmed Y. &. Ha vley ......... l
d. Pifer named b. 3. Shanghai. .-..... a
fine, 24l-2a4h-2A7n-2:A9
sAsH Day Match, $50; mile heats beat three 10 Ave-
In harness.
II. woodruff pamcd b. m Queen Dio....... Il /
Jas. Whelpey named ch. N. Lady Fillmore. 2 2 2
Time, 2:asI-2:a4-237-2:i9.
CENTRRvILLE COURSE, l. I-TRorTNG.
fHUR&pAy, nov. 0-Tsottng match $500, mile heats,
beat three In Ave. In harnsss
las Wbcipey namtd b. m gnnuy Fern .Reod forfeit
II. Woodruff named chestnut geldng ... Paid forfeit
sAxr DAY For the proceeds Of the track mile heats
btst three In FIVE, In bsrness.
". strong named chez tnut a. lding. .........
Z. Mclaughlin named b. m sally Miller 2 2 2
nme-2:so--25 0-2b0-255.
UNION COURSE, T. I.-rHoTTN0.
THURSDAY, Nov 6.-Gatcn $500, mile heals, best three
In hve, Ia wagons.
D. Pni~r named b. m Sally Miller. Reed forfeit.
n. woodruff named Z. Poogh Boy Paid forfeit.
FAME DAY Match 600 two mile heats, In harness.
Mclaughlin named b, m Lady Moscow Drawn.
W. Wheern cd m. lola. ................. Drawn.
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Pcrsonal Intelligence.
Governor Clark declined 10 aoyrpt invitation o,
the Railway Commute N visit Mont.esl.

the Railway Commute N visit Nont.esL
ARRIVALS.
Prom London, in ship souhsmpon , Addi. and iaay
Nrs haph and son NJ. syai% ma Mrs Wood and ni.n
". Ss ,.s o. w S 81 r. s,ns srs msr
New Jersey; Dr Darling, of Boston
ET0 sso ss.s sT 1 xss.s, n.
Cooke Ms Cassidy asngalr, Mr. Collins Mr. u
n9Sr z, MsSs wsSS ! ss esss en- ~
Porter W n sanford Ksyon, Daniel, n stone and
For = he :S ,T n' ~. John
Msh nrd ehiid Mr. Mason and two friends Gcmrc
.sS M. ea s and Geo ss ssa
Ma oss n ss sas S sss
hiplcy y mexican, frrncb. sses sns Pasoa; New
SSc ~ msrsc wsopS ccrs.s coSa '
per, l. yern,r ard werner cseaas y Perrin; Ges.s'
ner oasEcw Echsrd sose and John ioarg Irason seoa
NJ ssa:s ss " esssu ssoans vt fsr SIS
Mis-. nueen Ros,on: Nessrs rarris yirrais; NJ
p Sss Sss VIZ 0 drove sna s ssd
Nss, NJ s Sssr sr' s. ,T y,gn MI Boz sc
AID sIoSsf; ~. Na-er f,nnueoS snd Rev stewart
For Norfolk Ie,ereurg and rlchmcpa thc s,eam.h .
pa ssa. sas s1s sdy Judge av q
yarsss nc-sn s. i,s,ssons; M nth NJ
wns@ wade iicss u smith, and IL N ise sSersse
rsr on ss sS y H. sssn'p n,oaw ssss
bay Afreusenburr. T. COOS man Niss Il iryipr, Ne.
ino Thee rfont fgoek ino Little isdv d Ter
~. Beiafk. tray, W Gray rsfberry n,ushertv,
Nj Ellsworth and inly inc Cnrnor las Dagger Brooks
Campbell has Thorp, Grim. penil Robinson VIM
Tancn, C1ss y joyce. Geo Gisee ston Aex MAY
1hcs loAusn, AMI Wilams John n jackson Doare-
and Ts IN The Storage.
For Savannah n Ne steamship Kncrvle-Mrs Geo Lively
ard children Mrs Aiex Rofison, Mrs Hamilton George
Cummings lady child and servants, Mrs q wlnhrop
and maid Mrs wfnfor John w n lowell Rchd J Tipnn
lady children ana servant Miss Martha Joty Rohu aber
5 1s s S. Sn ss =; .s
nsr wn%n shild and servsns Fes'er and LADY,
ward Mary ward Valentine Crest lady Mr. Hgrn
Mr. Evng ssm Ia rcrse Lieut. a Bailey, Henry Ward
Mrs chss hyrs ard dsseher Js gsnken John unksf Ms
srsfor Mrs. wriehA Ms. y I osinn John Burr and
LADY 81 GRIM NJ. nhs sss soRha Isyl2r Ms,hsy =
amnh Mas,sr.cn Llncen. xts Turner. Ms Rcs'
Foster, Carroll, John Peterson Nas jane LSroy
niss MARI Lawson and ~ IL ne seerrse
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LIABILITY or COMMON CARRIERS.
|b --RaTsasi q. de f,ocd ~, Wells q F5rgo's Ez.
|mrsry III n was an scton ~ recover somewhere
|s6o, the value of quantity Of gch dust trans.
~ The dsfenacnts' express from virgin Day, and
J 10 Mrs. Teresa Te,ads, a, Fith avenue, New
'but which never arrived. Tho rsceipt for the
vas slven by Ios. a. Doyle, Cor Wells, Fargo h
= M defsnoc. was coetsn6ed fhss Doyle bad no
from he arm 10 receive goods for them,
IA they are merely cypress forvaydsvs, and
|srs. ard therefore not liable. The nudge charged
ths. The onssslor for them IN decide VAS whether
~ he sS~u, fcs The defendants; II %. thcy vsro
yersiri ~, pls,r.n nv fvu smopss
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Yesterday afternoon tho corner stone OF the EnsAh
Evsbyehcai Lutheran Church OF 81. james nov In pro-
rress OF in Fifteenth street. between Second aud
Third avenues Was laid with appropriate ceremonies
The folio sing Is The order Of exercises
!. sautasion, By Dr., schmidt.
q Prayer. do
.. Anthem, by the choir of s.. Mathews church.
4. Reading pi scripture, by Dr schmidi.
8. AddYess, by Dr. Poblman.
o. Anthem, by tho choir.
T. Depc tory OF Dooumenu, among which we're The
Rbe and church books some American coins. religious
and secular newspapers Of tsc day, &C 80, b. the
pastor.
g. Solicitation and collection, by =. l. schock Turing
The COLLECTION the choir sing Fin tes,c Burg 60
Get"
o. laying Of the stone, by Or. Pohlman.
10. Doxoiogy--PrAise God, from, &c.
IL. Btned,cuon.
The services were of interesting charassr and we're
participated In BY numerous auditory, composed prn-
ciraIiy az ladies.
he donsious @, Tire church are % feet by co. 70
have ssone front with tower and sprc the FORMER 100
ana the latter 81 feet high will BE- flashed IN the
Gothic style and vill $50 COO and DOUBT Win be
an hoscs is protectors and ornament 10 that par
OF the city The first foundation stone vM laid On INC
c7th September, and In expected that the building VIII
be ready for the roof by the LIST o. December
Mr. John snhn Is the architect and builder. and Amos
n, Titus macon
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Total ....s125.vs2 "
officially has already occurred between Mr.. Cul.
len, the new President Of the Reading Railroad and
the coal men, Mr.. G. insists on non-alowance on
dumpsge, which the late President always allowed
and an indignation meeting Of coal operators IL call
ed for tomorrow. The eject Of this difficulty win
be Immediately felt In the receipts Of the road, and
may lead 70 strong combination to employ other
ou,lets for coal shipments.
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Another Feature In the Huntington Affair
sUPEk0RCoUR : SPECIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth

Nov. Gillian ,. Bts.cp and John w. Stewart 20. VII
Liam H. Hais~y and oilers The plaintiffs, as judgment
creditors Of Charles b Harrington. by confession Of
urgmeLt obtained tho 18th OF OcioDcr for S2T2 ~
ASK aside the assignment 10 Hascy auaulcn,
and void. The defendants BY Nessrs Noyee, Tracey n
rsmadse set up tnat the JUG gnicnt obtained by
collision with Huntington aer the assignment, Gad "
fraudulent VOID The defendants slso loss, that IN.
psntif Bshop, rs HnDhngcn's assignee uoder the
conc assignment cannot also claim Judgment creditor
a. 70 any property covered by the Two ssagam onts
The Judge took the papers, and decision Is reserved.