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Destructive Apple Insect.

am young farmer, and have but just
fairly commenced in the world. | have
young orchard planted, of apple, pear and
plum, from which | anticipated ample re-
turns for my money and labor But my hopes
are nearly blasted for the CUBS, as call
them, have taken possession of my apple
trees, and have killed several and injured
many more. They get in near the ground,
and around the knots where the branches
were taken off to form the body OF the tree
They mostly work between the bark and
wood. They appear TO hatch from nits laid
in the bark, The first discover is small
spec Of gum-like substance on the bark, and
under this small dead spot containing one
or more of the "varmnts," of various sizes,
and as they grow they wolk their way through.
l fiud the most in the Roxbury RuSset They
h ave ain''-Il bout half Of them, and injured
most of the others. l send yv;, sample OF
them. They are a white grub about an l2ch.
long, and taper from the head. The teeth
are black. Will you be so kind as to inform
me land many others) of their habits, and of
a way to destroy thlm before they spoil the
trees, and vbIige young farmer. Also your
opinion q stw-duSt as mulchiug for trees.
live near saw-mill, and can get any quanli-
ly Tor mat or any other purpose. o. n. CAD
WELL IaImage OHalga Gu. NicA,
We have never met with this insect, but
are Informed that is common in many parts
Of the western st tes. 1t appears to be the
lerva Of one Of the many species of the E a
terror swapping beetle-insects mostly living
and boring in wood. The specimens sent, no
being prot c'ed by being enclosed in box,
di no, arrive in condition for examination
The best immediate remedy is to destroy the
insects wherever they can be found and the
hes. preventatives far as we know, is to keeI
the trees in a good healthy condition by gooc
clean cultivation, and to keep the surface
smooth and free from crevces where the in
ST It's can obtain a loIgment by careful pru.
ming. Unseasonable pruning sometimes pro
ducrs dcranged state Of the sap, followed
by disease, and the insects are a pt to make
their attacks where the barks are injured O
diseased. We should be glad 10 rec, i've an,
valuable practical affirmation in relation t
this insect, from any Of our CORES pondents.
S"a-dust, by keeping the ground mos
and free from weeds, forms a gool mulch
but no. b, tLrr probably than tie same amour
Of pulyeriz-d earth, n ,de by keeping the
surface clean and mellow.
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AN INT Lh."cSI MAiq,H.-Someiimes 1t is
s ,. II, , c c,a 10 l's nm ass d ios may
ago with certain ci,y Which il wGnld bs ipn- ino-
poljDic, not to say impoi,r. for us to name here
II was so Ignorant that there was sent book.
p.dlar 70 him with English grammars immedi,
o''!y after his rI"clion; and when he declared
,1s, u. Iai no Use lot In' oooN, the p'dl"r said
'' ,nS '''e u" nus uaEe II au study
in Stately dfpniIy IN few minnes MIN ths Ins ci,ai cIe,
iaiI b for, hin pap.r. which the mayor WAS
requested to endorse as one that had passed nm,
der his eye. The clerk remarked:
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AFFLICTED READ!!
MEDICAL HOUSE.


L tabshed twenty years ago by Dir. kiNkEL-
IN corner of Third and Union Streets Philadelphia Pa.
TWENTY-FIVE YAERS
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self and in my family ever since you invented it, and
believe it to be the best medicine for its purpose ever
put out. With bad cold should sooner pay szoUo
Croup, WhOoping Cough, Influenza.
'' SrRiSGFIELD, Miss, Feb, Z, 1856 |
brother Ayer: will cheerfnlly certify your fsctoraf
is the best remedy possess for the WhoOpng Cough
Croun aud the chest diseases Of children. We ofyour
fraternity in the south appreciate your SKILL and com
mend your medicine to our S peoPM,e' lM coNK11v Nm
AMOSI.EE, ESQ., Monterey, Ia, writes, Sd Jan. 1856
had tedious Influenza, which confined me in doors
six weeks took many medicines without reef finally
tried your Pecornl by the advice of Clergyman
The first dose relieved the soreness IN my throat and
lungs; less than onehaf the bottle made me complete
iy we'll Your medicines were the cheapest as wen as
the best we can buy, and we esteem YOU Doctor and
your remedies, the poor mans friend
Asthma, or Phthisic, and bronchitis:
WEST MANCHESTER, Pa. Feb T. 1856.
SIR; Your Cherrv PecOrdt Is performing marvellous
cures in this section. 1t has relieved several from
alarming symptoms of consumption and is now curing
man who has labored under affection of the lungs
| for the last forty wears. HENRY l.. PAltkS Mer.
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. d. Albion, Iowa, writes Sept 6,
1855: During my practice OF many years have found
nothing equal your Cherry Pecfora for giving ease
and relief to cOnsumpive patients, or curing Huch as
We might add volumes Of evidence, hut the most
convincing prOOfOf the virtues oil thls remedy iou
Consumption.
| Probably no remedy has ever been known which
| cured so many and such dangerous cases as this
Some no human aid reach; but even to those the
/ Cherry Pectoral affords reliefand comfort
AsToR House. New York City, March ., 1856.
Il Dr. Ayer LOrreH: feel it duty and pleasure to
inform YOU what your Cherry Pecorni has done for my
wife She had been for five months labornS under the
dangerous symptoms of consumption, from which nc
. aid we could procure gave her much relief She was
steadily failing, until DR.. Strong, OF this city wher,
we have come for medical advice, recommended atria
ofyour medicine. We bless his kindness as we do yOu
skill for she has recovered from that day. She is MOI
vet as strong as she used to be- but Is free from hc
= cou gh and calls herself well.
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY. OF SHELBIvGLIE.
Consumptives do not despair till you have tIie'
, dver's Crry Pecorai 1t is made by one of the beS
medical chemists in the world and its cures all aroun'
us bespcak the hi Ugh merits of its virtues Philadelphia
;. Ledger
: Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOireH, Mass.
:. PRICE, 81 10 BOTTLE. .
AYERS PILLS, Price % CTs PER Box.
Sold by II. Burritt, Allen Nelson, Maumee' Peck !
Hamilton Perry and by all Druggists every
l. where sept 20ly
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CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.

CARRIERS SPANISH WAATs hE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TnE BLOOD!
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!
Not a Particle of Mercury in il
An infallible remedy for Scrofua, Kings Evil Rheu-
matism. Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples
or Postules on the Face, Botches. Boils Ague
and Fever. Chronic Sore Eyes Ringworm
or letter, Scald head. Enlargement
NM, main uf the Bones and Joints,
Salt Rheum. stubborn IL
GERS, Ryphilitic Dsor-
ders and all diseas-
es arising from
njudi-
ciOus
use of Mer-
cnry. Imprudence
in Life or impurity of
the Blood
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood is now used by thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts of the United States. who testify daily
to the remarkable cures performed by the greatest ci
all medicines. CARRIERS SPANISH MlATCR RE-
Neuralgia rheumatism, Scrofuln. Eruptions on the
SKIN Liver Disease, Fcvers Ulcers, Old sores Afec-
tion of the Kidneys. Diseases of the Throat Female
comnlants Pains and AChncs of the bones and JOINTS
are speedily putt flight by using this inesmabe rem
edy.
For all diseases ofhe Blood nothing has yet been found
to compare with it, 1t ceanses tho system OF all in
purties acts gently and efficiently the Liver and
Kidne,s strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the
stomach makes the skin clear and healthy ana restores
the Constitutions enfeebled nS aise"Se or or"Een COW
hy the exeesscs Of YOUTH to its pristine ';gor and
strength.
For the DISEASES or FEMALES il is peculiarly app-
cable and wherever il has become known is regularly
prescribed with the happiest effects 1t nvigorateS
the eak and debeated and mparts eastcit! 10 the
frame. clears the skim and leaves the patient
fresh and healthy; single bottle of this able
remedy is worth all the sOcaled Sarsnparilas IN exist
ence.
The large number of certificates which we have re-
ceiyed persons from all parts of the United States
il the best evidence that there is humbug about it,
The Press hotel keepers magistrates, physicians and
public men, well known to the community all add their
testimony the wonderful effects Ofs GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER.
Call OH the Agent and get an Almanac, and read
the details sf astonishing cures performed 10y GARTER
SPANISH MIXTURE lin most Thsrs ersrything else
had signaiy fdried) The limits of an advertisement
will not admit their full insertion.
WM. $. BEERS 4 CO., Proprietors.
No. 3O4, Broadway, New J ork
To whom all orders he addressed
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in all
parts of the United States and the Canadas and 10y
PECK Il HAMILTON. Perrysburg, and II. BUR
RITT. Maumee City. (Sept. l. 1SjG--ly
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self and in my family ever since you nventedlt an'
mt ont. With bad cold, should sooner pay $3.50
Tor bottle than do without take any other remedy
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
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r AYERS
G H E r z Y
& G. T 0 R A L ,
ron THE RAPID CUnE OF
Coughs, Colds, and Honrseness.

BRMFIELD, Mass, Dec. 10th, 1885,
DR.. j. C. dyer! do not hesitate to say
that the best remedy have ever found
for Coughs, Hoarsencss, Influenza, ana
the concomitant symptoms Of a Cold, is
your CnERRY PECToRAL, Its constant
use In my practice and my family for the
last ten years has shown it to possess su
perior virtues for the treatment OF these
complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. D.
A. b. MORTLY, Esq, of Utica, N. Y,
writes al have used your PectOrdi my
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RrHUK'g CELEBRARRD PAYBNF SELF sHALING
~ and jars for pressrving resh fruit &e.fhese
differ others and are the only reliable cans yet iatro
families and hote ksspers with he most complete success
Let hose that failed VITA other only Arhurs for hs
future The Sizes pint quart two quarts and
ga Ion ana nest snugly nvrng great saving freight
he trade supplied by p fORRBY the manu- aaturer's
agent, NO. Plat street, New York.
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TuFsnAY. APRII. a-BEIN0 rHE DAY os rHE AN

TUESDAY. APRIL @-BEING THE DAY OF The AN.
rua meeting NJ he shareholders OF he New York Society
Library they aocordnpy assembled In unusual numbers
their fire building University place which Is destined
be- perhaps the pessanesi nelecua resort In tbs CITY.
Ihe ca Jed order by Prof. Geo O. Anthon the
seo:e,ary and the Rev SmEel Osgood D. D. called 70
he chair The annual hen read and approved
after which DR. JACOB Esysen offered resolutions word
ed Kindly he effect that the mortgage
he'd By tines ocey he OF 81 09 co. the property
o. the ste Librarian Philip j. Forbes Esq should 10 cont
Iteration Of his ong faith for II years
celsd and discharged IBIS resolution passed unani
mou ly. Mr. hsrlss u &Dderson the efficient and
sic nous chairman of the Blu ding CJmmee then prop
hst the reso uoui VT condo the dea OF ke
Fpq which he'd been By the Board Of
yious eyen boud be aso adopted the shareholders
body Theee resolutions drawn up Mr.. Anderson
who was IN the same class with Mr.. Kelly at college,
ccpy o. The foregoing resolutions properly aested TO the
family Of the deceased fbese resolutions unanimously
offered u following resou ton;-
Resovs That IN conde alton Of the valuable services
Mr. John MacMulen tbs Librarian, and ~ the dutes
which will devove upon him thu aha ehoders recommend 10
the Board Of Trustees 10 raise his salary fifteen hundred
dollars per annum.
Ibis resolution unanimously adopted and the meeting
adjourned
The election then began and the poll kept ope, accord
ing 70 The charter ~ ~ resulting In the election Of
fell wing Beard OF Trustees; Robert Kennedy Charles
a, ders Charles R. swords BENJAMIN 4. Field William
Cts ,. swan, Berry vsn schsiek, J r GIrsui Foster
George G. Anthem, Robert LIE Roy. George T. Elliot Jr
ewis g. Jones.
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REWARDS.

CCRO REWARD MISSING, A DIAMOND BREAST
DLsJU pin white stone, weight "a caras and The
above will paid the recovery OF to Pecksm Denis
Co.. II John street Smith, Watson Restor 40 Beaver
street. No questions ASKED
noe Lotion SUNDAY EvRSING, ABOUT EIGHT
~ O'Clock brewn .lu five mopths old long head large
ears which che carries erect liberal reward viii be
for her return at 81 st. Marks place, Kghh street.
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MSOELLANEOUB.

EKy1IOA0IoUs OUR FOB goRNs BUnoMs. GAL:
the fest By new and peculiar method, without cutting
Monsieur LRVI OF No 50 b. Kus Dc R1voh Paris and No
Conduit street, Regent street. London e1rssn ChIopod
Rexoni.ed By Tie snperor q trascs and ne roya fa q
oil o'clock as his once. u VsA Eleventh sres. betwsn
COPIES OF fE;rxoHAS
''0" ~ AAS'''A' - France. 80" -'''~
Je ceeune quo H. Levi enleve o ooss extreme h.
ulea. L0Un NAroGA0N B0NAPARrA.
from James BAler, EsQ.l
certify that Dr. Levi has cured some months ago Of
troublesome bunons without the sa PAIN and whic
have annoyed me- for many walk q present win
friends and public JAnn BAKHR,
= East oeventeonth sroo.
uEv YoRK, March ~, 1885
Iron Robert Ferguson ESQ., II D.. Phyasan b Ordinary 10
her Majesty OK Great BrttAinl
Mr. Levi has mos slfu ~ extracted two om Sect
without giving No The slishtsst pain.
10. 9Queen street. Nay Fair, London, March 3 1883.
[From b. J. fotus Esql
Unsolicited BY M Levi beg leave tsstv to his Success
iu ski having peecdy removed large bunion Of long
etapdlng without causipg any pain a. J. FELrUs,
Philadelphia, July n 1853. No. Boston row.
In addition 70 the above authenticated testimonials many
hcusan6s IN his possession (smong which several
from ladies Of tie highest rank bo hvornG him
with call at his ONCE 81 West Eleventh street. hetwoen FA
and Sixth avenues New York.
n B.-Ho professional connection with any person.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RRyEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL H0TaCED.


the Seventh ward Of the city OF New York. the 18th day
OF APRIL 1896 the following resolutions we're unanimously
Whereas reports have published the newspapers OF
this ard other cities 10 the effect that Bro James W. Barker
msmetr Of b has been expelled from The American
being wholly Without prejudicia bis aoua
and personal reputation; thsreiore
Resolved, That Il Council hereby denies thai Bro Barker
has been in Any expelled Their eom; and the
sry dec that for his and eodsavors I'D
receives the thanks Of this Council
Resolved That copy OF the foregoing presmbe and resou
Sp sDs ss ana s ss% York
JOSEPH b. GRAY. Secretary.
n 4 J. DUGAN, SLATE AND INITIAL ROOFERs, AR
moved rom Broome street. 70 i42 Mulberry near Grand
will fns 1t TO beir interest TO give US CALL
I O. CT o. F.-lHE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH
err New York win hold iH quarterly session in he room
TSS hal. corner g Ssnd and Centre Streets on
evening" JOHN f D%vIEs Grand Sras Secretary
MASONIC NOTICE THE AsMBEKs OF EASTERN
N sar Ledge No 2g F. and A. r., are hereby not ied
tress side Of the Bowery, wednesdsy evening
20 At O'clock Punctual attendance rsques:ed The ira
y sl' invited to =
NOTICE TO TBK MEMBERS OF NASSAU LODGB
IN No. 80. l. o. of FOn and arer the frst of NAV, the
edge will meet atCentrs Hall on Fulton syengs on Thurs
BRooKITs Aprn 9s 1856. -
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN M.BCTYOr
IN TOR president and six direstor manage the
OF ne % 20 d1sns oamPsny 70, me, s ensuing twelve
Monday the 5h Of May ne, At the Office OF the Compaay
No. Bowling Green By order ISAAC @. LIZA, scc'y.
THE RIGHT REV. THE PROVISIONAL BISHOP OF
place (Mercsnie Library lecture oon) this Medns ay)
evening at o'c ock
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10 do. ........
100 Cum Coal Co. bis
100 do. ........
&c Continental b..
s Bank Of N Am.
100 Canton Co. SO
leo Me Transit Co.
So Del 4 HudClCo. SO
100 Ports Dry Dock.
AEON Y Cent RR. $50
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Southern yellow and white. o 62H Q Is
Corn rather hrmsr with sales Of about 20 900 Q
$4,000 bushels ct the above quotations, with the rece
Of lot Of choice white Southern reported 1t ESQ., Rye
sylvania and Northern. Oats were in better demand
with sales of State at 40c 41c and Chicago at 46c
4sc Barley was quiet at II 16a 81 Is;
COFFEE.-1he market was active with sales Of about
5000 bags Rio At 1lAc 11atc; SO do 81 Domingo at
lohe, $50 DO. Rio &c, and $50 do at
"a At Ii xc', and SO b. Q, Java 4 I4Kc.
CoTToS-rhe foreign per Persia impaired greater
frmness to the market The sales embraced about 900
at 12Sc. for Kidding uplanas.
FRMHr1s-ro Liverpool $50 usrces beef IT'S Sd. 500
sn nsn sm. ny to S bs 81 sur ss At s'e'
gov, 600 bills -four At & and 100 packages bacon at
ss TO London 600 Ses tuIpsntins, =. 2s 3D. per
There was no change to notice in rates for Havre.
FRun:-Raisns wore unchanged, and 100 bags CArasoA
sold at p. I.
BAY ina :tive At Zoe. 75c
MoI-sszs.-65 hhes Stayed sold at &c. usual time; SO
DO Porto Rico at 43c $50 do cayed Cuba at 3o, and
NAVAL s1oRzs.-salss Of l. 900 bbls. common rosn at
81 e2k $40 lbs delivered, and 600 bbs spirits sur
oI--Epglish lrseed was in good demand from store
e. 7sc.
ToRAcco-There Is more inquiry, but high prices and
scarcity of stock prevent large Transaction The sales
Included 36 hhds Kentucky and Maysvie, at 10c 100
2s bales Havana, at Ac 35c 1l9 bales Yara, at p. t.
10 cases seediear, at &c Q Ice.
PBovsioNs.-Pork-1he market for mess was again
higher-the sales embraced about 500 400 bbis., at
l2 oO ~ $lS TO- Whe prime was ~ 80 5O $lo TO- and
prime At SIT so $1S. Beef heavy while prices
urchsngec with sales Of 200 bbs country prime
and meas. Prime mess VAS nominal at 81 $40. Beef
hams we're steady, with sales ~ IA. IT. Cut meats
dull-saes 200 packages q. Tc 7c for shoulders and
Sh. exc for hams Bacon firm and scarce, at
aAc exc for short and long ribbed and clear Lard
finn, with sales Of 400 500 bbs ~ 97sc. 10kc cash.
Common to prime butter and cheese dull and sales mode
rate.
Rcz--Ths sales embraced $50 casks, chiefly at 3Xc
4se, with some los, probably common repor:e low
as SIC.
SUGARS we're tolerab'y active-the sales embraced
about 300 hhds, chiefly Cuba neatly half OF which
taken for refining, at exc. 71sc while lots Of
good to prime sold to the trade, at 7tc s.: 109
91c.
SrcEs.- eco mats cassia sold at sec.
WHsKEY.-Sales OF 900 bbs State Prison were made
at21hc.
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TAKEFrtLn.-TnE NJ

nagF NETTING FOR THE EXTENSION or FRANKLIN
street Will tale place at The CouDcfnen's Chambers CITY
Hall at half last O'Clock this Afternoon.
yEAKEFTFLD. THE MEMBERS OF The ASSOCIATION
w heretv notified that The purchang trUstee will be
l9 Howery each Friday until the Let OF June ID
ver such eut ed 10 hsm Afer that OATS st
vii be enforced against bose who
NJ. CckNtLiUsA. COOPkh, purchasing Trustee
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THE RIGHT REV. THE PROVISIONAL BISHOP OF
New York will hod 1rmaton a. Grace chapel As
place ereane Library lecture ron) this Wedns sy)
MINI at Enc och
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AsHE--The market quiet at 81 12H for pots, and
50 62h for pearls, which were scarce.
Enthusiastically ouI-The market dull for inferior
ard common grades and prices unsettled. The sales
footed up about 600 1000 bbls, At about the follow
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footed up about 5000 5000 bbls At about the follow
irg quotations -
Common to good State IS as so
Common to good Michigan. Is q 8 SO
Extra STATE, -. ..................... so 90
Common to good Ohio. ...............6 IL 90
Medium to good extra do. ............. Ska 90
Extra Gencses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 so
Extra st. Louis ....................7 so 40 90
Southern mixed to good brands. Is . SIX
Fancy and extra. Observation-Disclosures. Is so
Choice extras Georgetown and Rich
mopd, including HAxall and Gallsgo.. 90 10 Is
Canadian, superfine to extra. 90 . SO
Included In the above sales 800 400 bbs Canadian
and 600 800 bbs Southern, at quotations Wheat
heavy The sales bracsd about 500 bushels inclua
ing Tenn red 81 TO- and white Southern ct 81 20
81 rs. The quotations for grain were follows =
Wbeat-Geneste (nominaI ...,...... None Offering
g canadian (nomira al. ...........$1 IS Isl 30
GO southern red ................ 60 20
I" Southern white ............... 10 IS
Rye, per % lbs. 60 IS
Indian corn-Mixed Western (nominAI.. 60 60
Southern mixed. 0 60 0 81
all md ~ n n
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FINE ARTS,

:. EBR0T YPTs OF ALL sIZss TAKKN At I79 BROAD.
way suitable for rigs octet, and Also taken
mail. Tboee taking pictures al 81 and oyer entitled 10
gift Of piece Of musc A, RAINEfAUx, 1T9 Broadway
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CARDS BY STEAM.-JoHN W. OLIVER, CARO- AND
~ fancy printer 80 BeeSmRn street, has operation
machine capable OF printing 10000 cards an hour.
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,ox s,vs n 20 hin; ssw Churchn In Columbia street.
e. Moors; spoke 70 him, and he sad "M risht;"
said Wen and than turned Mcm nina 40 n xsnsc
sssss LIZ DROPPED the money. and he picked II up;
tSsn vailed on, bssk ard said "Dd yoc st Chat
ihIe z 81 can rscoisct upon that svsvne; sav him
pci up, asksd him hs got It, for ar hs9might
ssy be aid not got It; there was an sgresment With
Carch that shoud drop money before This night but
don't remember that any particular place fixed up
on don't think dropped my gloves or handkerchief
that night the the corner Of Columbia and Bsooms
streets and spoke about IT, never said at Mr. Churchips
house that he never found halt the stolen property had
1t my house.
The case was then adjourned to 10 o'clock to-day.
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Latest FROM THE SEMINOLE Waffle Tamr

Latest FROM III; THE SEMINOLE WAa;-The Tampa
rsgraph concerning tbs Indian In South Florida
The frsm Fort Myers 10 very indehne. Scouting
parties have returned without discovering Indians or re-
cent igns--baving accomplished nothing but the de-
structitn OF several 2ments and s the live stock
ndisn property they met with. We understand th the
6ockhouses burned BY the Indians win be rebuilt as we'll
several others ut Important poststhree at Fort Ny
Also, extensive stable accommodations to be
cd at Fort Myers The volunteers at Fort Meade
eulsry performing scouting duty aud other important
services They eager TO engage the enemy and await
inn stentiy authority 70 march into his territry The
volunteer companies organised the Msns.se river
% Ter Car tsins Gates AM Atdtsoa
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Common Ulcas-Special Term.
= Bafore Hon. Judge 1ngraham.

% !. "a WA Jarvis 70. Geo W. 7russ.-Motton TO
e aside and vacate. Judgment granted plaintiff pay
irg costs. 1,-, =, p...,
endant without costs 10 either party and with liberty
"a naintia TO withdraw demurrer within twenty days
f5oJph Bakr 10. The New Pork Insurance Company
orseY re,etripg cause 70 Joseph Sutherland, Esq.
gnoeh Chosalsrasa rs Joha Kdy.-Motion for the APP
NJ n.rnent o. receiver Of the property no OF defendant
grsnted AID referred 70 1bos. Bcese Fsq 10 appoint
Srrh receiver, and 10 lake the requisite secuiiI.