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tl9nos9. Heodtoas s. p!inss eud Acc4.leopS tuned
and ~ 1tes kinds Of generally,
so6 Ah goods warranted, At Tits establihushtzI3 =
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p PIANO FURTES5

E1EE3S-=1- OPENED THIS DAY, a FINE STOCK OF
sChtckeTtnR,s Plane sRoFies,
1su tt III n OF fns Rosewood and Rlaek Wsluut hnish,
= 8 and OK oetaves. These instruments, asi
were the CHEST prEea gold medal atthe
iaLe Asehautc RAFi held in Boston, Oct 1885, for their
Grand, Semi Erand and Hsrlor grand Pan9 for their
square Ftanos, the highest and prize silver Medal
srs gold medals awarded this class OF Iustrs
W. nave now facilities Afforded that enable
sen theSe Instruments that copSte with
Tue m9ss common nsers and respectfully invite tie
and Yariety Store, No. 20 Union street. u iEiIOR
- aPiHnoa to rent. Music Taught - Dy5
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~ an IsI q |. r. a ',i. s3s2l 4
> ENSURE YCBR PR 0PERTYy

3 INSURE YOUR PR ROPERTY. ..5s Z
Or INSJJI3IMG N 6SIJli sIItR.
lsNN14lLIA q SCI AsENIs-OQisa al the
and % folio 80
ME Iplsranee Coinpsny oi me YsiIe, Of yra,s,,
The lgush6ufB IIoss and Ese Insurance COMPANY 1.
AR, 3 ss ~ toE sts Rqlsls, 4, hs. ven
4glG = EEllat Coinphny of Phhadelphlh 95l Jan29
'l5g The Insurance. lGompany
Ok 1t1I2 2NsADuElYp(1EfV fVfF 6FiNIA.
lApITAL, S8OOGV01ll paid In ana lllTesf1 vltb saI
pF6apaS addst5I aud pild WI. i. sEiDIs s9ass4
:-REPERFEcFssG--i'i esiT ob Agent,
- S;a ISa. Sfkf5s 81 f5ss. sEH9gntt psleplaln ife
Notion. achsson CO! a. iii4G iiaPdasb % 81
.sAssl A9Eslh a.i w 4slsEell q, I, /. /
he ~ ytsSla betrts n ss natl ft1fe E1SMFalilce
u l.6l tConl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vi. n z 5'ss
VIZ tss Etsks e9g adjust
!. genzg - 2 --.-z - 9 .-..... aAssnts
FiHgs 55H Life 1nsufa aHd6 z 2.
" NIll tks for LIE Policss
Company Of PhiiSdelphia. - sfiiJb 53Ii rs -
Estimatsd value Of annual S3
1Assllng. jan g. 1851 [jaa2g 80 Agent.
The Citizens Fire, Marine and
INsURAtNyft5 II tls ! 81 onfaP3aA aS5s IS "a &.
ia8 SOS OF WmEEL1Ntas Il. t.i.nl.. E
s oEFToB NEXT DOOR 10 THE H. Z n. BANk.. g
sGRssy FaIieisy 4 Z Bs1S Sy
RiSE and ISLAND risks. ElAs. j5st f,ft :. sfJ n
Apds pawoOds, VIM sis6SS. tSs'S Jas. n R.k...
wR, y. slgiyeF, Thomns sIesnsyii John Last,
= Asfs9P Rasi4gl1R e. ]GRR 3 S.sIS' aSREn'
Nv. .. REEER8m. Secretary. n iiHdl afS 81 sni 81
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sal = saesta o-sd 4 1ss5
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g991I.8.E..RI.!. 2:42
CITY IS us ( IL ii 8 ISS.q
GOLDEN BEE zHIVE STORB
1'74 MAIN Slf., WHEELING.

I'LL @t4f4S tE9XN 44Gft 513I4d1tiS,
~ TONE q THOMAS take tleaBirei IN annnunenf that
Winter tJsff 6t 10 SSgff5ffE Siss - ~ iftf ''''
gEY eS0OdBs Varieties nd Dttf er.v 6soSlla
hare Just received their Seeotd Faii PfrtSsSeS
AIDED te their stsck, M enable them q pre-
100000 CiWI011TEIO OF GOODS.
she DIST Of choice goods they have
ever oaertd 70 Ilie Pubic. fftt r z f5iI li.fcS
10 teir former variety they baSe added Iarrs anoA az
CaEretng and Rugs 81 3Ee steSt desgfs and
Mtnttr betf 6f which, as wel aa 10 StoeI
invite kE attEnt zion Of the Trnde5tfff
uAvtng bssn in She Eastern se5 short tine Ia
S Fse IN al kinds Of Cotton Fa5les and buv.
l'sO as wan a. tedty tie importeTs Si
y Aoss are SPig 70 llaucsusnta
sASe. u 4y no similar houas 81 thCWeat "a y. k5f;f
70 nIt the Wantg Of their rapidly Increasing TsS fla.
AZ - 13ae aHd are ale RtmtSi5 8 frnlt
the4r line IN The West. ? - sss+- -
IN thlJ i6tOel may besfound sfuuy bfaa3' u .soaf
4tQg yts skkgJeulbTacIcr Rouae Cf tla eoplN inn,
v $500 - .Rrench MsF1nles, CashrpeTes Bor,bs.
1hibeGa anG ~ sdd0nTa S3 c,i3S-
tnll line of the ichtst Painted Onl,fe
N M MSt5gs1 Caahmers4 aud Dsl9lnsl- Imported 10 -
ever offered in Wheeling 5lE .ftun
ge yd9 Gnghamgt DehsEea, Delainea and Prints. and
SIy,gy2 Of D9mesttcs the lsFEcst Iue q
$oo jna cotton goods kept By any i4paiiRT
teS nave laid IN their stock YieVr "a a 0oaer eSot
shau be wanting to pleaGe.r & ri ~
ISL confident tt9i they can Oer inducements 70
ie utitth States. No tF6Giaa
irOarS hetelA and Boats cu4iOtneFg :, n
t1.LsF As.FayS on bans, PFiole Live Geese ReptheF6.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-08

a ~ Etth the above, keep largest stoel In
me country OF the following goods: VioinS Yo
Double sBaSses GultarEy BanJoeS TaaborihrS
Flutes, Res, Pageolsts
sts IL keep every article belonging 70 t6S
P;,s sr"a' Bandrsuppllsd with Instruments at short
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-08

li.s 70 Sab SE1EEp MUSIC +
am eonatently recetvtng and keen on hand, larr. 1
choice Of Sheet Music Also Instrnctioi
for every kind OF Ihsrumen's nov iIf use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-08

1dEIohNII q .SWEARIN GEN
III AVE nuw received their entire SECOND STOCR or
- - sPRING sgI2MERi GOODS recently selected in
4orS " sample and otherwise from the must recent
arrivals anu slegat des the They o1I beg
e9 the attention 1i buyers their stock
Sl Dress So9dS and ElbFois which variety and
beauty q Style combined E prices, cannot
Ene stOGs Of Staple Ant other Goods IL likewise
We have nov opened beauinl assortment OF sprlDg
and Summer Dress Goods consisfIug OF u
f.l AAch Elouhced Grenadines, y ssEs=
- ssl4st BSSadeTe Rlounced BereRCs, 49,.
Bhyodere PlolInerd SikS,
ti-ss tsi ttis Striped and RIOuhctd OrE0ndies.
ATS HEIsKELL& & SNHENRiNGEN.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-08

NRlED pEEFS Plain and CAnyRssed HhmS and shoulder
Ay,,ss,tt = liiiF islsil THOBURN 4 HADDRN1s
ing14t. .l4I ..4.sf ., u ft..ty EIAiaIn RI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-08

-35l-a.ss l5zs3s
A very peat and supeFiOrartlele Of
BANK Greeks on all the city Banks
RIDER BOOK s.,
l-As4N DEEDS NOTES. bRAFTs, &S,t
Printed On sNtyS PAPER, for sale .hia os.se( IL
sl'as Receipts and Bills 9f La ling
esi sguna order. 4Itos svery Ssoripliuno oi
T LAIN AND FANCY PRINTING!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-08

VISITING CAT Mourning Visinn Cards White ana
EayEl0Ps iand every v1FT'y iS g s1a
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sYlSR SPksFr ETsllgutk Dglkpldln, Il
1ios. ". List u. Lamb, I. : - L
Norton, AGheson 6 CO. q. liaFdbnan 70 F1ite .
Il s,fbTndyS5 "a. ltsf 8! sI.sflS Cal ift
Lit El9wsus s..., o.rW IielsEsli { 60, I,
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1NIrerrs1il.nnr1nsl

w Sls oay Eeeetyets
Ise ~ Beii4Ats our Pan importation o. IFs LinenG
'isy Linens, and Linen Cnubrfc 1IdhdEsfeiei T
rapted 81. pure Linen. we would ~
1t less prices than pdreha IL lie sftv
LgpLgL .....El ~ 3 AElGkElL. 4 lsN;is ARINrElE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-08

att0us Itterlsi liE+9 sLlGps, IV0s at-
~ ternSi Nursing Bottlvs Nipples French aud Anr.
ieAni Supple Shields and Shells ROf s4le BY ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-08

MGfk NOVELTY MILL FLOCR.
GsT received and for sale, 140 bbii h. DddIey Coz
q best brend OF Novelty 1diI R1Gnr; hblS Of
Z nS2 DOAGE u CoWGILL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-08

Us j So lKkINLlCIY ISLEfVLllS.s55 !
PpPF Holland Green OIL Cloth, Transparent ana papsr
u M Ellnla Of every dsscriptioL; for sale ehsapbT
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LETTER BOOKS AND LETTER PRESSES
EVNTE have SUPERIOR YELLCM COPYING HOOKS
newhnd superior article, and Screw Letter Presses
dlnsTent Sues, which sell chsap. =
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DIRRCToRs: -
AndN P1W0ods, VIM. Mccoy ss's iJaS m Baker
Mp, v !. SlriTeFS Thomas SNeeney,l John LIST -
Jas O. Aeheson. L. 9. Delaplan. John u Hopkins
i'i i. s. DELAPLAIN. pre7idt,It
Nv. u. PERRRs1, Secretary 4 itfdl afS 81 sni 81
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FoVVderE5 fOVVderlg Iil+s
|SN eongtantly In Bsga1ne 4 Eool 1l,l
dA4S DupGnts superior Rthe, Sporting "a cam
noth ior Esek and Gosh hs
Ne W gaantlty or single iii bs IN tt
aiEeaq e6ntrSstbr, 4aS1at,.s
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ls H hite beaver iIats...F. ~
ll.SPsn slssIs als.ii q lev a1y:
nn2i e-5S75ss-. n, ,r.,,,,,,... !. .
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. zl.s. IRlLLOW 9IRAGOAIS.
NNTI1owi Wagons and Cab., Tor sale very lop BY
2 @VV h5t ~ slf1 iifsS s-g4 ~ eli
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Il Wheeling, va
VNJouLO inform tEe public tha
Tvs Espienishng thsIrstoels fl ~
gfnga and AediSines and VIII always hare on hand 4 %
come OF thaArtlclesin store: - aS +l-eel4S
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-f,41i JC.al. ft4sLiIzIs Y ELl5 - 30
EW ~, Style "ll and Parlor Papers With and beauti
~ Iul Velvet Match Borders. ALS0-A general aSSorf.
nrt Of Glazed aud Common Wall pers for sac very low
Tor Cash, by .t;-14 SO .r1yl6 JOE ri TFj
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Ea5a llIs Isftss { sJSEaS1Etb. &
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q Well4 Paper
M z would Invite the attention intend ff4
~ 5eha ulI eaIf ssIaInt 6arI1lEs
alOc pt sArolA All ssk yop sto call aud
e&arllnet and We Htif FIX The rest. JAS. c. OIR,
nlI2I Ho!liT Main g., Wheeling, Va
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BUsTN NEss CARDS.

- ] INNl.., -EEI.-CilAEfIt,
T0HALERt In aSterh bdnd5 Town and CITY pronertrt
Land Warrants, and AEgut the sale Sy proper
" Ind 70 location aud transfer
Once No: g 'H9rnbrooE's Row, up stairs.
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he n blirg GE csc AN q 7ff1fe nee
u sGnl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS berg Va n = iF5s
Wil tsks EtsEs ana ilrepIptIy adjust
" and pay loSSes. sNlSi n. tEi nv
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-vlHE El,sIE, aet g 1iI

With Complete a8l0Ftment % brnEgi1tg E1n.,; a4I
afi..E E9F lsts. lssts. Ry 9, =, LOGAN q Co.
-Llyt4 - 8 Z ~ -BFtdGe Corr Ilr1 S15iiioi1
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two three, oy four regiments IN the manner proposed
in tie case Of the III Regiment.
Lieut.. Col WEEKS next aiiresssd the Committed,
saying be claimed boon for hia regimen IT. favor
list would incur an outlay of the ci'y's mJoey. By
al enactment Of the Legislature there had been .
large amount Of money appropa ted for the erection
of The new Tompkins Market, aud two s,od1s Of tho
structure Intended for drill rooms AZ armoras,
and submitted, if IL Was right that they should be
exclusively given 10 one regiment The Colonel next
passed high euloyium upon the 7th Regiment, which
bad at all times done high credit to itself AMI to the
city, but the l2h Regiment less ready - meet
duty when tie city required it Of them. He believed
there was room enough for both regiments in the new
building and being of the same division there could
be no objections. The 18th Regiment had been for
some tine mi.erab!y accommodated iriH room
in one place, part Of their srmory in smother and
some OF it at public hotels. With such INADEQUATE
accommodations great inconvenience would b, felt In
the result of the Regiment being called to not or
other duty. letter was received from Lieut. Col.
Leerts, Of the 7;h Regiment, requesting an adjourn
ment Of the meeting 70 future day ths, tae 7th
might have a hearing. The Committee adjourned to
The sdsy next.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER p 1887.

He therefore though: th.t he nnsntes Of the 7 ,m
mite shorld D. Increased. On NOUN acohn"'ee
OF 10 was agreed upon.
The fourth resolution was hen re're" auI as'u,-
mi,iee Of three consisting Of Zerso 70 ou n, D.
Hayes and s f. Headley) was sPp'intsd " CARY Tue
same into effect.
The ff,h resolution was next read again, ana on
motion Messrs Winsns HOLey and Rice were ap-
peipted the Finance Committee.
The sixth resolution was amended 10 as 10 reSd as
follows: -. n,
R<ssa That the annual meetings Of this Association shs
be held at hs BE- fixed By The Con'eItioo 81 us
previous meeting Adopted ~ .., .
Meesrs. Hayes, Kelley and Fisher were appointed
Committee 10 prepare business for this Convention.
One Of the gentleman called the attention OF the
Convention 10 the defect in the present system OF ap
plyipg brake power to the trans contending that IN
lead of being in the rear eff the cars as at present.
ought to be completely under the control OF the en-
gipeer who was the first to discover impending danger
lie then referred plan which bad been adopted on
a Western road for the past eight months, by which
the defect in our system was remedied: The gentleman
was interrupted as beipg out OF ORDER at the same
time be was assured tina. az opportunity would be az
fcrded him, by the appropriate committee OF present
ing his plans. .,.-,s
Another g nteman presented for inspection self:
adjusting railroad switch, respecting the operation OF
which very favorable opinions were expressed.
The meeting then adjourned until TO- o'clock this
morning.
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ltlcoitdl.
EXTRACT Of BUCHU =

HEIMBOLD's EXTRACT Of BUCHU -
III HELMBOLD'S EAtTsc: OF Buchu cures Gravel
UFLMBOLDS Extract Of Brch4 cures Diseases O! The
BleddsT. -. - =,
HELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu cures Diseases Of The
HFLaBOLDs Extract of Blchu cures Dropsy:
HTLMBOLD'S EN:roc. Of Buchu for general Weaknesses
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of BGchu for al diseases sh'ins
from Excesses - -
HELMBOLD'5 Ex;rsc. Of Bucho for al diseases ar''ns
from ~ posurc.
HELMBoLD'S Extract Of Bucbu for ~ disease' Arising
from lnprudcpce.
HELMBOLDS Ex,resi Of Bbchu fcr Secret saa Delicate
Dis.Sses -
HEfMBoLDS Extract Of Buchu is taken BY mAe and ie
male.
IELMBOLD'S Extra Of BGchu for Less al Memory
NELMBOLD'S Extract of Blchu for Los of PoSer. .
HELMBOLDS EArac Of lc4u foT Universal LsssIiuss OF
the Muscular System.
HELMBOLUs Extract II BocLu for Ner,oCs 30 Deeihs,ed
Sufferers.
HELMBOLD's Extract of Buchu for Dicine.s Of Vision
HELMbOLDS iNtisc: 81 B h. fo Difficulty Of Be s.tIns
HELMBOLDS Extract If BsShu for weak Nerves aid
TIemblipG
HELMBOLDS Extrsct e BucAu fo- WAA.f lness.
UELMBOLDS EItTsc: q Bucku 6r al D..sxssias All
mentA
HEDMBOLDs Ex.ssc: G! BDchu Price 81 reI b tie, 5e
uyeIed 10 any sodrcss. address eticEs,
II. l. HELMEOLp cLsuis.-
Dept No 5. So1b 'Vfs, soiow Cbes;r l.st Ibi sdepe
sod BY Dyssgss Irrt D,@-rs ry,Tywhs,a Bera,s Of
csI uts-,r''s. toIet sftnteed
SICFNA", Gins SC. ATtn t;ess-sy "a y.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

WIRE RIGGING FOR SHIPS
Three fourhs Of all the ships fitted out OF LIyerPooi
are now rugged with wire rope. II is described as
fourth ,ess in weight and not onehaf the bulk OF that
made of hemp while the cost is - per cent less is
affected much less than hemp By atmospheric changes
and il q predicted that in few years 1t VII super
sede hemp for standing rigging. A trial OF wire,
hemp and Manila ropes was recently made at TIE
Kings Deck, Liverpool. The straiDing tests showed
the immense superiority Of wire rope over that made
even Of the best fbrous material The tcstinS OF the
hempen ropes proved the strength of Manila to be lar
Superior TO Russian hemp, taking many merchants
shpmasters and risgers present BY surprise as d'
ferent opaion had been entertained by many OF the
FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Borussa sailed yesterday for Liver
mol with 81 cabin and 50 Storage passengers and
t23 900 in specie.
Mr.. Barnum goes out as passenger to-day, in the
Arabia intending to make London his permanent
abode.
TIE STEAMSHIP ADRIArIc.
This vessel was moi taken on the Dry Dock yester.
day. On account Of the owness Of the tide the dock
could not sink deep enough TO bring her on the Keel
blocks She viii be taken up to-day The rumor that
the dock broke down under her is entirely erroneous
TIE ROSWELL sPRAGrE.
The la,es. adyces this ship, of Messrs. johnson
g. Higgins state that the steam pumps were got Ia
work on Monday night and in half an hour lowered
the water in the hold six inches. No doubt is enter
taned Of saving the vessel. Several lighters came W
Yesterday with cargoe..
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Nespalurk DAILY Gribn,te
PUBLIC XEEIINGS.
The MILITARY ACCOMMODATIONS IN TIE
NEW TOMPKINS MARKET

The Committee on Repairs AID Supplies aldermen
Valentine and McConkey present. met yesterday a.
ternoon st. O'clock IN the City Hail. to take into con-
sideraton the appropriation Of the military accommo'
Jations in the new iron building OF Third avenue
and Sixth street called the new Tompkirs MAJ ket.
This meeting was in consequence OF petition ZION
the 10Th Regiment, New-Iork State militia, Tor al
equal portion Of the in question, with tue IN
Regiment Of the same Division.
When the building alluded 20 wa: commenced,
there was al understanding that the lth Regiment
should have the upper p2,t Ok il for their arory and
drilroom. The structure built two stories higher
than necessary Tor market purposes 70 meet the views
of this regiment and III April 800, resolutions were
passe the Common Courci, granting il the exclusive
use and occupation Of the entire second and third
stories.
The building is now completed, and the 10th Reg
ineut having very Inadequate accommodations, send
in petition asking TO Be placed equal footing
10 the appropriation Of the roorns. In their applica
ton they set forth that the rooms over Tompkns
Market are nearly two thirds larger than the drill
rooms and other accommodations which are now
found ample for the Sd, S;h and lis, Regiments in
Centre Market. They therefore think they are emit
tied 10 half the second and third stories Of the new
Iompkins Market, and contend that, under that az
Iapgcment, both they and the 9TH Regiment would BE-
amply provided for With these views a committee
of the follow ing Daned officers Of the l2;h Regiment
called Yesterday upon the Committee Of Repairs aud
Suppies Col. Cocks, Lieut..Col. Weeks, Psymaster
Sc6enck. Engineer Hubbard, Chaplain c. e. Savage,
Csnts Resson Bagle, Fowler, Huesteed, Hidecau1pt
ard Iieuts Locke and LifShllds.
Col Cocks was tie fret 30 address the Committee.
Re ala rot wish u interfere in any way with the rights
Of the 9TH ReJmeL:, but thought they could BON oe
veY .ritr5 IL me .sne structure. The public build.
re. xey. sral ar d few AID be thought they should
~ mac 10 spt te lte we' - "a fr Is r-ssts. Ii.
"a. r,js,s (, s1,e s-g.s~1ve esssEGcoos,o 70 III,
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fpcd in the jail al Free :ts charge .! mLyser
ing YOU Moses the bartender a: re SeaVis oute.
Should the Grand jury find an rds,msat sga.ns Don
nelly of which there is very nee doubt eis ..s vii
probably be commenced on Tuesday Of ner. week.
This is inferred from TIE ia = .ha. dozen 81
teen witnesses in the case including Corons, COnnery
and the murdered mans brother, were b-oush. MO
court yesterday and 10 give bonds 10 the sun,
of $500 each for thei. attendance upon tbs. day joel
Parker ESQ.,, Prosecuting Attorney for MoEnoa.h
County, sud the Hon. VIM. l. Dayton, A;toney'Gen-
ersl will conduct the prosecution, and Msss-s \. N.
c. Pennington ard Amass NcLain are engaged for
the defense.
In addition to this case Of Donnelly, there are two
WON en- in Jail on charges OF cbld.mu'der, who viii
come before the u,y for indictment. One Of thess Is
Jane Stewart, Of Shrewsbury, charged with drowning
her infant in the Shrewsbury River on the 25.A OF
July last The other is Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, ALSO
of Shrewsbury, charged with poisoning her child with
lsusanum on the 2h of May last. In this case Jane
Clifford sister of Mrs. Benz et under ares. seces-
cory.
In view of the above cases. Judge VredeEtvgh de.
yered a lengthy charge to the Grand jury, mainly
directed to an explanation Of the various degrees Of
homicide and the law a. relating 20 them. He elasssd
the crime under three besds-ju.ti6able, eIoSsaoie
and felonious-and clearly defined the character OF
each degree His Honor concluded with definition
of the crime of forgery, and expansion Of the law
concerning it. when the Jury retired and began their
labop
The civil calendar for this term also much heavier
than usual, and as it is thought impossible 70 gcs
through with it in two weeks-at the end OF which
time the Judge is engaged for another part Of his cir
cuts special sesson is talked Of for Octeoer There
are thirty two cases on the Appeals calendar, si1 70
the Supreme Court, and eleven in the Circuit Tour.
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MONMOUTH COUNTY COURTS.

THE MURDER AT THE SEA-vIEW HOUSE
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer Of Monmouth
County, n. j., Judge vredenburgh presidins, win
Associate Justices Formal, Throckmorton and "noi''
wa. opened a. Freehold yesterday morning, sno tue
following Grand Jurors were impsnneIed; -, nrrm.
Joseph Shepherd Francis Corlies Bloomne,a Pdxd
mond, Chas. Allen, John c. Cox, Horso Ely Ld h%pv
Warde, John Remssn, John v v Coa0ys james
Fountain, G. II. yanmster, .. Q: Snlo%on Ben,. Du.
Giberson, a, H. Iavei Smock, DAN g. S@ock,
bois, Lewis ferI,ne, DHI XIV Vim. Van Setback, Wm.
V. Conover, Austir Reed.
The Grand Jury have before them 'eS term % an
rsu., number Of grave criminal cases the most prom
men, Of which /. tho ssse Of D0rnsy, who 70 %" con
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