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iSC.N! SH.fP!H .SO.iP!!!
The INGiSPENSABLE ARTICLE,

> C-iI! S'.l|.! - oar!
THE INEiSPENS ABLE ARTICLE.
I IpA>. having purchased the Right for .Ab
l'N:'!" District, to ina!icanI >..li Ee asr:. =
f:;i:'..n'& ';iG:'.a. Compound ttEc<ls.-
it'iii"i':s -, j. n"w l:"i,ar,.! 10 sell Family
Ei..his ':i :'.::-"n:lh;" ,r'uS. The advantages
wt''"i' i':S >''Iu rosScssr+ over any other which
= n"w, "r Will ever hereafter be in U.s.. are
these:
In IL" first place. Won can make tl,.. finest
AID Hl'>i beautiful T"iir; Soap. highly i,"r!n.n-
ed anl richly cr"rr,l, g: II co.,, tl,ivin- the
c''"'i'; AIS hy wh"csalc.) Of only Four Cents per
r"m.
IL l,o s",."::.! place, you can make the ;rr,i:
rS'. whi''.'. and INCEST Washing soap a' :.
c''e' ct "n y ::ir""-luai;""- of Il rc::t per ,o"nh
80 cents for II h':iirr'i pounds
In '!:'i!rir,i ;i;!"r, after having obtained Re
ril"--wi'i"h VIII l." :c;v",: y",l t the time You
bay y":ir Family !;;@::--v"u can, in l5 mimi
ts. al a eos, f"a!y IE;rtg tni* make ,wo.l bar
r"i~ ont OF ON" Ley Soap, anil the two, after
il:.v have h"' '!";Ih,r,i, will be better Soap
t!IHn i;ir ::r-; !arrul was.
In In, fourth .a"" this Soap will clean the
skin better. ,it people 'ii-,,"<".! I" ,!"..i,, it
"" VIII prove what W. say. iy APPLYING !, to-
i'v" ''; ihi.' h"v>--"r. rather vn;in:s in,n-wh"
w:a" !""S "u-; -;.:e,"t i.:,r pant ;thru, town.
a''i II VA! VA: "i":ii": Mhi'cr, and with les
washing: 'hnn "iy "il..r washing compound
n"w Ill Hs". y l"r!.". handkerchief. or ;,i.cc
81 hrrr.V.H'' imHr l." dipped! into "A iar i,u.!-
ri, or drawn through carriage Wheel until i,
l. conn i';"'".y "n",'r"i with ia-, "r grease AMI
black ~. a!.'l ,I in tl?r" w:>n-, in r,k!
""''f '"i "n':I-. il viii wash better il, wav,nj
II will i' nt. ~ white :S il orig ii,alv wa.
y" other soap viii j" this: 1t will take grease
"':' a: !!"n":: :.,! friend iu.l::;c,l to us the
other day, ':'; il. h"!rv"s! it would 90 through
an i:"h :':. ;::'vr little paint, tar nr grease
y .l,S i,,l, Inns
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Pro EsDs.o Inu:E,slco.

'ENlIE indcfat-ab!c LYONS e,z-~s
Il is making Il change in
his business, an. all chose who
havn't got :ummrr Clothes uusE TO last tlIeu1
out this AMI next ino:il will save - per cent
by letting him know i. He's going to change
his Summer Stock "i Clo,hin" to Winter
enc, consequently bargains can be had at his
Clothing House.
lie has small lot Of Winter CnatS Pants
and Vests, left "vcf from last: inter which he
is selling now at IL loss Cune soon, or Won
wont get any of thc:n.
Aug. u. 1>o6. lift
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MARK s;'R'S.

ABBEVlILE, March G.-But small supply
of cotton in the market at prices ranging from
IL to l2A.c.
at the outside figures Of the preceding day.
viz: from luq to l@c
CHARLESTON, March 3.-Salcs of cotton
to-day 1900 bales, at full rates, VIZ: -; L.
1890.
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Citation,

BY WILLIAM Hill, E<4., Ordinary Of Able
Vile rDstrict:
=" uEREAS, Charles II. Allen has applied 90
W me for Letters of AtimInis:ra:: ION on all
and singular the goods and chat;r!s rights
nnd credits of Mary Livingston, late of the
District aforesaid, .lcccusc,l
These are, Therefore, 10 cite and a,!!nnnish
all and singular IN" kindred ana creditors of
said deceased, +" b" and appear before me, al
our next Or'linary's Court for The said District,
to.be holden at Ahbcvillc Cour. House, on the
fifteenth day Of March next, to show cn;lSc, if
any, why the said a,!,nn&tra,iol,sIiould not
be granted.
Given under NY hand and SEAL this twenty
seventh, day of February, in the Year Of our
horfonc thousand eight IunArcl and fifty
seven, and in the eighty irst Year of Amer
ican independence. $50
W. liILI, o. 4. u.
Feb. 81, 1857. A .t
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Is Il " Il R +!
A TIMELY WARMINh!!

'fNiE decided superiority of RORABNCK'S
L tHNiUi ND tiI!.NitAL SOAp--i,S be-
H.: 'Ias" in five minutes. costing only three
lia"!":s Ola cen, per pound, being made with
"u Ley or Grease. hats excited an interest anil
curiosity III ;h- minds If some, that perhaps
would l,:S.l ii.'m int" unrl"a>ami difficulties.
IT, is for thc hclrtit ot those unac.,uain;cl
with III" nature o.! Patents a,i Pa;"nt Laws
that W" in>cr, i> ca:i'ion for it is presumed
that no gentleman, no just and honorable man
per authority, even should he obtain it other
wise.
We would here state, that any person using
said :c'ipc--in ANY way infringing. upon Snl
rid. may expect /" -,.:r"r the u,o~, penalty f
'l'', ra'vn' l.aw. "r it will Lc promptly enforced
L" ITS ii.trst cNt"m;-n" apology or cos, promise
Will b allowed to m:'iratc lis Strin.:"rcy. We
!av" the '"'.'""! of 'h" ~ia,,.--wc uui our rs.
sie's "n Y. !",r authority t" >..'l Family Rights
tiiizc:s ~: i!.;- i:i-;ric, can obtain RIGHTS by
raIn: "n Mr. j. j. LYONS, The interchangeable
Calming nia' who has purchased from us the
Right for .Al,hcv".
demonstrating Territory. will call OH the un.
dcrwrItcrs nj .ihirvi'l.. G. II.
SHARP ~ v NE~TMDEELAND
T. S.--W" wuT!i further state. for the hcncfit
of ,l"." who a"H :ais!yI and imposed upon al
most every day. hv Icing induced to believe
that they puirhas" article. for the manufacture
of Rorahack, soap. that any assertion cncour-
a"ln" ss:ch lri,f i l>i,ivriy and entirely false
-ih" prime" i.a ;i.rt:.:r:.i: ,.-c.l are not sold in
the District now, l,ut Will be soon.
S. &. W.
f"!: -, 1871. diff
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Citation


Bs WltL'AM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Able.
vile District:
WHERE'S, Charles II. Allen has
w applied to Inc for Letters of Ad
rninistration on all and singular the goods
and chattels, rights and credits of Henry
Livingston, late OF the District aforc-
said, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all apd singular the kindred and creditors of
saidfdeceased, to be and appear before me, at
olr next 0rdinary's Court for the said District,
tobe holden,at Abbevlle Court House, on the
mice m!seen'a q any % or March next. to : chow
should not be granted.
Given und4r my hand and. seal, this twenty
seventh day of February in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud fly
seven, and in.the eighty first year of Ameri-
can Independence.
W. HILL O. Il. d.
Feb. 81. 1857 d ct
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GONsSGfEis:S.

The following persons have freight i'll the
Depot Mt Abbcvile:--
J d RI White, II S Kerr NJ Israel & Br,,s-
cell, n II Owen, lion + Perrin. = Cromicr, II
W Lawson, Hon ID !. Wnr,l!aw. " NJ llughcv,
II A Jones, Il VI Palmer, lIr ! " Marshall.
+ Marshall, G"n'l \ VI Smith. / " Davis, DR.
Spires, } 4 y Knox, !'r M"Cnml'S.
il. i. SnNbI.EY, A-'t.
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r + A J. EsS T A 7 +
AND CHATTEL PROPERTY
OF TlscEn:.s ks. E;yre', Dccc1s*cd.
DG virtue or authority vested in us ly the
IL last Will of THOMAS l.. BYRD, deed,
will sell al publ" auction at his plantation.
fnur miles CAST of Greenwood, AhDcvi!lc Dis
trict,
On Tuesday lo-i1 March next,
al the Lands of said iced, consisting OF about
q, 9 90 Acres,
to be sold in two tracts Of about equal size
fc-su:vrys will hc made ami plats exhibited
Each tract has good settlement upon il, and
is i'll high state OF cultivation. Each has II
large proportion of Woodland, Low Grounds
and fresh cleared !anl. 4 fin" crop Of Wheat
is growing upon III" !ari. M in cultivation
i under cool E"n"". AMI e.u"r:.lv in iir%: rate
order The l..i.i viii ia. ."i ir,t. Il; the hour
of 10 o'clock, y. Vi, l'rc"rS"ly T"ruS-t'rr,!it
of one and tw" y"nG>. with in'"r's, :;''ri date
After tn" lah. VIII al" hc sod all the
Horses. Nm.s, Stock. Cattle, Plantation Tools
and "v"rytr'" upon the Premises. consisting,
anon:, other things. of
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:EaGDMES,-l lEsERSs'F .

ETNIlE1'igm Of ROBERTS, AiItA!> & SMITH
i. ~wns sli$<iivr,i the first Of Oct"brr
lSaf. 1t is i:"l"l that Ill l'"rs"Hs indebted
will come forward and settle l'y' c":ll or note,
us We Hrc anNi""s +" close our OIL! business.
R0BERTS-& ADAMS
Still con!i':u" business at LlnA.eS, an! at I"H-
Cane, and by the tr<; Of April Will have Il fine
Spring StOck Of GCOHS,
selected Will. grca, care in New Yyr!t and Ba!-
timorc, which We respectfully offer to our
friends and cl:>tr.n-rs g. I!o,!cratc profits
Come audFsec, nu,l hc Your own judge. We
merely wisl, to let Yea know tlfat VIC are still
here. feeling satisfied that il vou will come,
our Goods and prices will please you.
Very respectfully,
sss ROBERTS & ADAMS
p Helgcs', S. C., March -, lS:G Al IF
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Eiic SdEtc%Gf SCEI.Ea Carolina.
d IEBETILLE DISI,nIk,Y

Tilc Sd;stc%of scEi.Ea Carolina.
ABBEPILLE DIS7WICW
Attachment.
james 4, I.id1lc. h"shi"' Es!rs Attorney
AZ: liEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the ci=h
w tccnth day "f October, eighteen hum
drctl End fifty-six, file his declaration against
tire Defendant, who, ct is sal) IS absent from
and without the limits of this !tasc and has
;rIeithcr wife nor attorney known within the
same, upou whom y copy of said declaration
might be served: 1t is therefore ordered
that the sai' Defendant donpp"ar and plead
to the said declnrntion, on or before the nine
tccnth day of October, eighteen hundred and
fifty-scveD, otherwise final and absolute -<indg.
Incnt will then be given end awarded against
him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. C. p.
Clerks Office Oct. ls, 1856 25-Iy
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CO" Col. ARTlll X SlMKlN>, of El=rhrld,
Is announced lv his friends as Il Candi.l;.tc for
Congress, to ill the vaca.:vy occasoncl lr the
death of Col. l.. :. brooks.
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CUTTON Up AND GOODS LOWER!
". T:ItcAE;E4 A. RsEeE'%:as:a.
T.
CA ES e E Az H.
E4ANajFAC'H'dbEsY

u. E"t3AE;E4 A. RsEe :s:'s;71
4 " Ea i il ~ - r knn,i l,ralh hUn-ni Ne
in.
wee and Jeans
rNi; iinr", Drown lNcachcl
AEA I'M q . y G L Q r g IN G
f all in anli of tho in tl parv
M!. in
htl u I:! cxcln variety
!" too uu" m mn
II t. a
htu we'll llowu
II " %
a- u. 4
H., Nov N,H ihr,toI Kerr
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DR.. SKIIIERN,
Dr. ID. A. Jordan.

HAVING. 1ocateda Abbcvilc Court House
Il L. offers his Professional services to the in
hahitants of the village, and vicinity. Office
on Main St. the first door above the Marshall
House. fob 20, 81 i2-3m
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FOR GSNeGseI:SS.---W, ar. author
lied to announce Col. y. G. SUMMER Can
didate for Congress- TO fill the, vacancy orca-
stoned by the death of Col. T. :. Brooks.
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EB" The friends Of II. L. SI'.\NN. ESV., rc
spectfully aniouncc hirm aS Il Candidate for Il
scat i'll the Us. ll"usc of Representative, TO
fill the vacancy "cca-:vr"l hy the dca;l, of lion.
Preston =. BroukS
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new -marES%t and Greenwood.
n fEt MON Of the Public AMI friends "f
Will bc held at the New STORE. at New Nur
ket Depot, and Grrrnw""d ::huut ;h: 9;;iI,
OF March. ut which t,mc ard place, N,<-rs
W. W. IEREYM.\N 4: CO. intend t. open
their
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cB- Tho friends of Mr. c. p. DUrRE rees'!
epectfnlly announce him MS Candilate@fora
Sheriff. at the next election. ~ ~!
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ES- The friends of $. g. ,W.-D LII rcspect. n
fnlS-announce him Candidate for. Sheriff, asE,
the next Election. .,..
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sY" The friends of d. W.HhWTlItaRN rS;'s
spcctluliy announce him candidate fnr SHoriG
of Abbcvillc District at the next election: ~ 2
MANY PptrN1,S, iftisS
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cf- Tile friends of W. W. GRIFFIN resrert.
fully announce him candidate for.Sa4ri.; Al.
the ensuing ele:tlca Nay 4 1870 s.
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NeW Stack Of Spr;ng Goods

New Stack Of Spring Goods,
Now being purchased ly their M"ssrS. Waller
and W. Appleton, i'll the mos, upprov,l ,nar-
4ets, and from Ia. mos, rc-,ol.sil,le Dealers.
To the Ladies, would extend Il Special in
vitation, always believing. they are The hrs,
nnrt of creation, We have fitted ~, our New
Store with particular reference. 10 ,lir com
tort, having n"ai i'arior attached, With will
be dcv"t"'i exclusively Ia The Ladies'
M.ssr.. w. ". =. 4 Ca. wvui,l further offer
their pr":"nm'!c>! thanks i"r ii,. many kind
ncsScs and substantial aid they have received
Mt the hands Of their Patrons and the Iul.!ic
and hope :" t" continue "a Ia merit an iucrvas.
cd Patronage. lIavini: been intimately asso.
ciatcd with the People for ionr wears past, and
not m ulikinl transaction. during III. whole
time t" mar the pleasure ui business they feel
IT unnecessary I" nat" any l.rr.:Gis"s new,
but would confidently pledge ti:,.r past as Sc,
curitv for the future
SrrEE'NTENrANI*.--W. " WALLER, at
Greenwood; ". W. AlI:hTON, at :icw
Market.
March i, Sl7. An..t
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&c command q The .l'op of-rsr Saratoga. aai Com
mhndef Felprck Chalard hs4 been ordered TO her IA
hs stc III
Tho l. S. s.eam frgste Wsbesh wa, al AqusdI',,
7. r. May J. recruiting Al VOL. you'd -sl nest
day.
EyCATT, - THF NEV-Y0rE FACET cLc3.
The annua! regatta Cf the Nev-Xork Yacht Clr'
VII take Llatc GA the IN Of June. The club Bumber-
four hundred members aud owns fcTy-ooe yachts.
NJ entries have been made a. yet
GLOUCESTER TIsHIRUN
NJ. v..is will ne fitted out for the mackere haL-
,r on the North-cast coast from The port OF Glouce'-
ter M eer~than at any previous time The heet in
July win number 800 sail cf schooner giving employ
men,, f. IN0 men. Over 100 fal Of clipper schoopers
nr ,, nro.ac1fn0 tie halibut fishery George
Beol manned by 600 men. from the ro. Of Glouces-
Ter. Tlcy are absent from home sbout two weeks,
ard ocncraiy stock about 81 900 to the trip
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The FIRST TRIP or THE ARIEL.
The passengers to Europe by the Vanderbilt steamer
Ariel were 80 well satisfied with the vessel aud her
officers that they publishede highly complimentary
card ia the London papers.
FOR EUROPE,
Three steamers left this port on Ssturl0yfor Europe,
viz; The North Star for Southampton and Bremen,
with 3i6 passengers and $3 COO in specie The Her.
mann, for Southampton and Bremen, with l63 pssscu-
gers and $4,000 in specie The Leopold l. for South
symptom aud Antwerp, with 10 cabin aud 8 Storage
passengers, but no specie.
NAVAL.
The following officers have heen ordered to the
soOpOfwsr Plymouth, to sail for ordnance prac-
tee:
D N1nnaAascr John A. Dsbrcen Lesteuants Cstesby. A.
- -. samuel Edwsrds WD. A. Webb Oscar C. Badger,
r.. ' r. Il Jesnett; Purser VIM. Bogg Carpenter,
- v fersn SALTWATER. VIM s. Crsytor
<VSU~spasE I'd q, Ti.oa has been desseAsd from
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EXCIsE CONUISSIO|ERS.

UERxINrR Co.-Ira l.. Csdy OF Newpo'' 2 -.
Dodge Of Winfield AMI Edwin A. Mun'0n Vi "''~''
mer. ,.,t....L T.
Surrrv,x Co. %. II. Wheeler Of Fcres.Du'sl,, 90
sepl Young Of Liberty and Richard D. 'o"o' o' N''-
ensink. c,o H.,
FRANKLIN Co.--Ursh ID. Neeker' C'r''s = Aee''
e.. and Joshua Dickinson
scuoaARIr Co.-seymour iiousht'n OF sunni
Peter II,nds Of Seward, aud Rassca' Elsoi Broome'
Oswyco Ce.-Dsvid l.. Wood Of Hastings, isaac
n. Me,cb.m Of the town Of Sandy Creek. and Alvin
O.born oftbe City of Oswceo.
o1.,co Co--David Ke'so Of WestiOrd John A.
Dsvi. Of Morris, and Ocott C.. Chamberln Of Rich
field.
ScntsroIsDY Co.-David VI. Moore of the City of
Schenectady, Thomas knight of Duanesbursh, and
Cherries =. Sanders Of Chenille.
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TiIE TURF.

CSioy COrRSF, l.. /. - TRoTriyG - S4in.dsy,
May IG. j7-Match 81 900. Mile heats. best ia ::
II. Woodruff, b. n. Lady Cudne, 70 $50
......~...................l
J Whclploy. blk IN. Belle Of Boston lin
harness ..............................2
Time fS-::f7-s:fs-2:is-2:4T
UToN CornsT, l.. I.--TRoTTNC-Eriday, May H.
7.-Match s., COO Mile Heats, best 3 10 5, in har
ness:
O. J. Brovs. g. m. Jsia Dean......"..Recd fort.
T. H. Ferris L. g. Pad forfeit.
CSIOs CoUltsh, l.. I.-TgorrIsG--T Rssdoy, May
70, 1867. Match $500. Mile Heats, best 3 in 8 20
wagons:
II. NoodIUS . m Queen Ndo..................,l
J. " help"ys & y Jerry .Dt- O.
Time-9O.
S,Mr DaY.-Match 200. Mile heats, beet 10 ). in
harness:
X. 1n'tlc, Bay Gcldrs. fort.
u. Goop'r, 2. Pleasure Boy Paid forfeit.
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SwTnESBOEG CENTENARY CfLEBRATioE.-The
Fourth Day Of the Centenary Celebration of the
Institution of the Nav Church passed 10y 10 to 30
people on Saturday i'll Hope Chapel in the discussion
Of plan Cor general organization Of the Church in
this country for association purposes. constitution
was fully agreed upon, establishing an American New
Church Association for Missionary purposes and TO
promote reading circles, the chief power being vested
in the Executive Council TO be composed Of gentlemen
residing in Ncw-Yoik or vicinity
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New CHURCH CENTENARY SERsICEs.--The closing
services Of the centennial celebration Of the New
Church took place yesterday morning at the church
in Eleventh street the Rev. Mr.. Beswick the pastor
officiating. After On appropriate discourse, TIE SER
vices closed with the administration Of the Lords
Supper
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BY,TtS6 ~ OFFlCER.-Patrck Henry Simon
Shee-r: rud Mrs. Mcfarland residiE. the North roai IL
the Seventeenth Ward arrested shout II O'clock on Sal
urcsy r-tt for VOL ny assstinx and beating Ocer Titus
TIE ofcer entered Mr. Mcfsants houss AID ueTfrcd in
fight between herself and husband when the accused parties
knocked him down and jumped upon h With theE eci several
They loo ked in the Fh District Station house
await examination. Mn. MFaTl.ad having small infant
parties ard sud offered TO become responsible for her
appearance but she declined being released Stain thai she
tie Of getting the into bculty and Gid not
n 0 fac hotter than thew.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. Morelli this evening opens The Academy Of MI
sic for short Of Italian opera. Mr.. Whorst
is the leading soprano singer and Miss Adni the con-
trato, with Mr. Charles Jacobs first tenor, and Mr..
Morel principal bass The opera given tonight.
the ever popular TrOrotore.
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SUPERIOR COURT-GrsEsM TysN-M,Y l6.-Befors
the Judges

Henry A. Williams agt. The New-fprk Floating
Dry Dock Company dgment affirmed, with costs.
Isaac NJ. Mibank agt. Alexander Dennistown ct n.
JUDGMENT affirmed, with costs
George Cassard agt. Elisha W. Hinman.-Ord~
oyerrplinx demurrer 10 the third defense ah rmed
Aaron Healay ct al. agt. Winthrop W. Gilman
Gustavus A. Conovor ct al. agt Ann o. Hoffman.
Judgment affirmed.
Charles ID. Fredericks agt Constant Mayer, &c.
Order OF Special Term affirmed.
SPECIAL TERM-M.v l6-Before Judss BoswoRTB.
Joseph Craig agt. Washington s. Whitney.-JIds-
foi plant for 1904 90, with costs
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IAdvertisetnent
"FRTDRICNS'S TEMPLE OF ART" M. -

Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
ITuLoTYPFs superior 20 any made ~ this city.
PHoToGs.PHs III Oil, Pastel snd Aqus.clir, by FRtORck'
corps Of Partisan artists.
PHoToGR.Pii IN Indian ink Psris,n style.
DAGUERREoTYPis ard ANBRoTIPIs in co!ois.
Gallery opei from 10 IL and iT,r - n" .nspe''
Of he pubfic.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

fRI,t OF BFRGFY RrorTRS. i David Colem,n,
James Donneliy and Timothy Caughan, three Of those
who were arrsted on the Nth Of February last for
participating in the rOts the tunnel of the New
York and Erie Railroad at Bergen Hill, and who were
indicted 'or the week ago, were placed on trial
on Friday afternoon in the Hudson County Court Of
Over and Terminer-Chi Justice Green presiding.
j. d. Litte District Attorney. opened for the prose-
cution; T. Il. Wakemsn for Donnelly and T.. T. '.
Wright for Coleman and Caughlan. The testimony
was much the same a. that published at the time Of
the riot.
During the trial. witnesses We're produced who tes-
tilted that Mr.. Layton. the keeper of the County Jail
bad negotiated with them on the sub: ct Of allowing
these prisoners 70 escape from Jail for consideration.
Other witnesses were produced who testified that they
were present at the time of the alleged negotiations,
and no conversation Of the kind took place. Mr..
Layton vas important witness for the prosecution,
he being present at the time and aiding in making ar
rests Mr. Layton has signfed his intention 10 have
these witnesses arrested on the charge of pedurv.
The prisoners were convicted
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PHnoLFNIAs SoCKTr.-1his Society celebrates an
oldlashioned Columbia College Anniversary on Tues
day evening, at the Academy of Music. The literary
exercises will be of varied and interesting character
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PAssrxc CorNrrRErIr MONEY! ms

PAsSISG CoUNTFRFFIT MoyFy.-A man named
Matthew Conlon arrested s.e FRIDAY night charge
Of "a srz three counterfeit bills The Moth Bank Of
Boston respectively on Thom:s Brown Of No lS1 first Ave
nue. Daniel Casey, No. l6 Avenue A. and jane Cuskey.
corner OF 18th snd Avenue A. f. sppcar. Lat accused
would purchase half gallon Of sherry wine ard rec ye osc
a. good money Casey suspected and followed him aud
detect, him in tie passing third BILL on Cuskey lie
Wa accordingly arested and yesterday being taken before
Justice WOOD at tho E,sN Maict Police Court, wa com
IL, IL III
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SUSDAY-ScUooL AssoCrATIoN.-The Sundsy-schoo
ks.ocaou attached to the heihoi'i Fps
pa Ctu7rh hold meeting yesterday sNeTroon, sud wer
addressed by the Rev Dr. Kennedy TIRE Rev a Lawrence
and C.hcrs
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TT SWEET SINGER OF ALGtNY.-On Saturday
Miss Isabella Iinkey sailed in the North Star for her
school in Florence Her mother accompanied her, and
will remain abroad with her daughtcrdurng the period
of her musical pupiloge
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Internationally
MERCHANTS (LERkS and others may now AVA

thsseyrs Of thu prof ssioa services - Nh FOWLER Pe-
ncogisi No soc broadway who gives Clsrts With u!i Srel
4, .crip.ion. Il character. when desired.
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BROOKZ Wv ITEMS.

THE SUNDAY CARS ~ O!FRArioS.-The Sunday
Railroad put in operation on oil the lines yes.
terday, commencing at O'Clock q. M, and running
every half hour until 9! o clock p m. The Greenwood
line did the best business from the time the frs car
started, and the Fulton line came next during tue
morning hours. There was no lack OF passengers on
the cars of any OF the lines, and from appearance
they were much better patronizcd than on any week
day. ftbo Company find it necessary for the accom-
mediation ofthc public they will put OH more cars and
make more frequent trips. During the afternoon every
car was crowded TO its utmost capacity, nnd no. o"i
were the seats filed and every standing place within
occupied, hut the platforms were completely i!mm'd
and the roofs even were illed. The experiment thus
far proves the succeS. of the in petuiary
point Of view at ea-t 1t viii DO necessary however,
10 pu on more car those who desire g. ride are 10
BE- accommodated. Hundreds yesterday could gct No
opportunity to ride unless t'ey crowded IN " he
starting points.