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The Placer herald., 1857-06-13
SUMMONS.


District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District Of
said State.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CocNTY OF PLACER. '"
The People Of the State Of California.
To John Mumford, Wm. Duck, VIM q. Squires.
and Z. 3. House, greeting You are hereby sum
moned 70 answer The complaint Of Uriah Thomas,
In said Court, fled against you, within ten days
from the service of this Writ exclusive of the day
Of service, If served on you In this County, but Il
served on you without said County, and within
said District twenty days. and If served on tou
without said County and District, then III forty
days from such service, exclusive of the day Of
service,-ln which complaint he prays Judgment
against you for 5000 and interest thereon at per
cent. per month from August 10th, 1885, upon In
strumcnt In writing Sc. forth therein. copy Of
which complaint is herewith served, to which you
are referredi and you are hereby notified that If
you full TO answer the complaint as directed.
Plaintiff will take judgment by default against
you for said SUN and interest and costs
In witness whereof |, Tabb Mitchell. Clerk
of the Eleventh Judicial District Court
r.. 5 aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and
Impress the Seal Of said Court, at Office
Ia .quburD this 81 dag of June, A. q 1857
TABB MITCHELL, CLERK,
By F. B. HIooINs, Deputy.
jane GtL, aw
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

TuNHE subscriber will sell his place, stua- "A
Il ted one snd half miles from Auburn. G:H
There ia good house with six Rooms, lNthed and
plastered; Barn and Sheds, Grain House, Store
house. Spring house, and one of the finest sprlngs
in the county, that never fails.
M& There are fifty acres of growing grain. S&
- and garden of four acres, coptaining -
CHOICE Apples. Peaches, Pears Cherry, Plums,
Strawberries, and Rsspberres, all In fall bearing.
Any porsou Wishing to purchase, can call on me
on the premlseS and &c: bargain, as am too
old to devote the necessary attention to II.
There Is Household Furniture, Farming Cten-
sils, and stock Of all kinds ready for an cnterpri-
sing man to 20 ahead with.
JOHN r. OWYNS.
Jane Sw
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TIE RAILROAD MEErrNG.-At the rail-
road meeting last Saturday evening, COM
mittee of our citizens was appointed to con-
fer with the Directors of the Sacramento
Valley Railroad in regard to its extension
to Auburn. We learn that the Committee
have met with some of the gentlemen
connected with that road, and that they will
shortly visit Auburn for the purpose of OBJ
tanning such facts as will enable them to
form correct opinion Of the trade and re-
sources of the county, and its capability
Of sustaining such an improvement That
. railroad to Auburn will draw all the trade
and travel Of the important counties of
Place, Nevada, Sierra and large portion of
FL Dorado, can be easily demonstrated, and
when the proper time arrives, reliable data
for the support of the road will be given.
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rONSTABLE' 8 SALE.--By virtue of an rx-
~ ecution to me directed from the court of S.
d. Merrick, Justice of the Peace, In and for the
Ninth Township, county of Placer. and State Of
California. Oh judgment rendered therein OH the
2lst day Of April, A D. 1857, in favor of S. c.
Jordan, and agans. J. f. Graet. for the sum of
fifteen dollars and fifty-six cents Csl5 66) to-
gethcr with costs Of suit taxed at thirty six dol
lars and eighty cents, together with accruing costs,
have seized and shall expose for sale at public
Tuesday, the 23d day Of June, 4. D. 1857. at
II o'clock A. NJ, all the right title and interest
of the said J. E. Graetf in and to the following
described property, to-wt: One frame dwelling
house and the ground on which it stand, situated
in Taylorsvle Taylor's Ravine, in the Township
and county above mentioned.
r. X. BRUCE. Constable, TIP. No. 9.
May 9th, l857.--3w fl2 "
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ANNIvERsARY BALL.-Our old and esteem
ed friend Paul Cox, intends giving a ball
at bis house on the evening Of the Sd of Ju-
iy. 1t is unnecessary to enter into details
everybody knows the place and the pro-
prietor and do not require to be told that
the party will be pleasant one. Everybody
and his wife will be there. Bachelors are
not excluded.
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NEW SUMMER CLOTHING.
AT THE OLD CORNER.
GAM HYNEMAN informs his friends and the
~ Public in general, that he has in stoYe and
for sale we'll selected assortment of gentlemen g
fine summer clothing, consisting Of
Fine White and Grass Linen Goats. Fine
Alpaca and Marseiles Coats Fine Cassi-
Here, Alpaca ard AarseiIles Pants
Fine Silk, White and Fancy
Marseillcs Vests
ALSO
The Finest Black Cloth Pants and Doe Skin
Pants, ever offered in this country.
ALSO
4 large variety of Gentlemep's Furnishing
Goods. Fine White, Silk, Woollen, Me-
rno and Cotton Shirts and Drawers,
Cravats, Ties, Gloves, IIandker-
chiefs, Hosiery, &C., &C.
ALSO
full assortment Of Boots, Shoes Hats,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, DC, &c.
Give him call at the Old Stand.
May I'd, 1851
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YOUNG AMERICA,
Wholesale & Retail Cigar Store!
B. GOODkIND

"OULD respectfully inform the public that
w he has lately enlarged his store, and keeps
now hand the largest and best stock of GIG GARS
ever brought to this county, amongst which he has
the finest brands ever offered to this market
He has also on hand very good assortment of
TOBACCO, and can supply you with any brands
that can be called for, also
Perfumery of all kinds, Dried and Preserved
Fruits, Playing Cards, French and English Ac-
cordeons, Matches, &C., &c.
Psf you wish to get real genuine Havana
Cigar, go to BARNEY GOODKIND'S store. next
door to l. W. Credits restaurant and you will not
be disappointed in finding it.
Auburn, April 4th, 1856.
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nesday was hOt-the thermometer indi-
Gated it, sweltering humanity asserted it, and
general seeking for cool spots proved the
truth of the same. Frank Miller, of the
Temple, suspecting there were some printers
that needed "cooing down." dispatched a
messenger to the Herald office with straw
berry cobbers and Hook that afforded i'm
mediate relief. The liquids being disposed
of vote Of thanks taken-passed unanimous
ly-noes not allowed. Frank Miller is held
in grateful remembrance, and drinks" from
the Temple are considered A. No. !, in any
kind of weather.
UNION SALooN.-Mr. Holm, in few days
will open fine saloon in Gibson's large,
new tireproof building. Billiard tables, of
the most approved style are now b,ng put
up, and the bar "tixins" will be of kind to
suit the taste of customers. The spacious
ball, in the second story, is intended as a
ball room, and the first party of the season
will be given on Wednesday evening, oath OF
June. SEQ advertisement. We bespeak
from our citizens, who are partial to the re-
creation of dancing, good attendance Oh
the occasion.
Eight INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER.-1he
special Grand Jury for this county, returned
on Thursday, eight true bills for murder, as
follows; Against Marion T. Whithurst (aas
Foots,) Wm. Roberts, and Chas. Bass, for
the murder of 4. 4. Mason; and against
Ling King Quay, Chico Lo E, Pang All M,
La Bs Mang, and All Guy, for the murder
Of Chung Kwan; they also found one indct-
ment for assault with intent to int1ict bodily
injury.
There are now in our county Jail ten pri-
soners indicted for murder in the first degree.
There is no abatement of crime in California,
when will the murder mania cease?
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LIQUORS AT WHoLEsALE.-Mr. McNulty,
pext door to the Herald Office, has fine
stock of liquors for sale, which he offers at
reasonable terms to retailers. See advertise
ment. Give Nc a call, and save the trouble
and expense Of sending to Sacramento.
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Notice to Quartz Miners.

fNHE undersigned having been elected Recorder
L OF Quartz Claims, for the District known a.
the Auburn Quartz District, Which embraces all
Of To0pship No. 2. would notify all persons TAX.
Ing up Claims that they can have them recorded
where the books will be constantly kept.
VIM. E. MILLER, Recorder.
Auburn, May Esd, 1857.
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NOTICE
To Holders of Placer County Warrants.

To Holders Of Placer county Warrants.
4 Ii ACCEPTED County Warrants fipn No.
"A 667 to No. 776, dated October goth, 1855.
will be paid on Monday. June lst, 1857. And If
not presented for payment within sixty days fSon.
this date, the money will be applied to the pay
ment of warrants next In order of registry, in &C.
cordance with an Act Of the Legislature approx
cd March 3lst, 1861.
PHILIP STONER, County TreasureD,
Ireasurer's Office. May 3Oth, 1857
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
DER STEAMER Golden Gate. Clippers Morning
L Light, Flying Fish, Flying Mist. a large sup
ply of Pure Cream Tartar. Lard Oil Extract Lii
quorice, Blue Vitriol German and English Cam
omile Saltpetrc, Corn Starch Shakers, Sarspar
lila, Sarsaparilla Root, Gum Arabic, Citrc Acid
Potash Extracts of Lemon, Rose and Vanilla
Vanilla Beans, Boiled Linseed OIL Castor on in
barrels, Pure Yellow and White Wax, kidder's
Powers and Weightman's Tartaric Acid, Bay
Rum In cases and barrels, Fresh Hops In pound
packages. Sage, Soap, Yankee Indclble Ink
Roses BlsckinE HFusAes, Aason,S Blnakng, Ho,
American Saffron, Lubin's Extracts Genuine
Wright's, Brandreth'a Moffats and other Pilla
Chamois skins, Lycopodiun, Essential Oils Con
gress Water in pints and quarts, Borax, Sal Soda,
Pearl Barley and many other staple sFticles,
which, together with our former large stock Of
Drugs, makes our assortment as varied and large
as any Drug House in the city, to which we invite
the attention of the trade and others buying In
this market ALBAN, THOMAS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
aprl4-3m l6l J street, corner 9th.
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Mn. BRODERICK's LETTER
SAN FRANcIsCo, June

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9th, 1857.
observation-disclosures have refrained from
cs]umpies sp6 uisrepresentstions Of my sdver-
ssyies. hsve always been willing to stand OF
nj! according to my scts, acd BY them alone
etlll desire to be judged. Having heretofore
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BALL AT THE FOREST HoUsE-A ball will
be given at the Forest House on Monday
evening the 9th of July. Mr.. Galley, the
proprietor, is making the necessary prepara-
tions for the event, and invites his friends to
come and partake Of the festivities of the
occasion.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-13

Dissolution Of CO. Pa rtnership.
1NHE partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned for the purpose Of Carrying
on q general mining business, has this day been
dlssolved--Mr. Gildtmeester having disposed Of
his entire interest to Mcssrs J. d p. Drdesheimpr
who will continue the business tor their cwa
account J. ?. II. ElLDEMEESTER
j. DBIDEShElMER, '"'
+. DElDESHElMER.
San Francisco and Forest Hill, MAY 2Oth, o. st
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SECOND BOARD
0sA
MONDAY, August 3-P. N.


With =. fair amount of transactions at the Stock
Rosrd the tendency of prices was downward, es-
necally at the second session. when the market was
very heavy, the figures Of the Bank statement being
looked upon as uniavorble. The principal decline was
in La Crosse which closed at 81 having been 3i on
Saturday. There is disappointment felt that the
Examining Committee have not mace more oompre-
hepsve report. Southern Michigan opened at All and
sold as low as 4S regular, and As seller 30 The
ket thtn rallied and after the Second Board 5O was
bid with the bears offering the stock freely at the
recent large differences The July receipts, We
learn, show an increase Of sbout so 900 on July,
1866. Erie was heavy, and after selling as low
as 32ss, closed at 32iz32j. The receipts of July
were $i9s 600 sHzst $572 600 in July last year. The
net earnings, however will probably show less falling
of than this. Reading shows further decline OF
cent, selling at III. New-York Central fell back to
s2l, decline of y cent. Panama improved to 81.
large increase of Dings this Road is anticipated
| from the establishment of the Australian line via
the Ibmus. Pennsylvania Coal remains steady at Ssh
| The Western shares were generally heavy, but the
changes not important Cash Stock OF the lead.
ing isnces is rather more plenty, but OF Southern
Michigan and Reading the supply is still short.
State Stocks and Railroad Bonds quiet and steady
There Is notnlng 81 Importance yet uoins !" cA0"oh6e
| for the steamer, and rates nomlnaly as before
| quoted Sterling, 999a; Frsncs, 5.lsi a5.l61.
Freiehts are without alteration. To Liverpool, co.
gagemerts we're made Of 300 bales Shocks at Is cd
tups Scrap Iron Of rs. Cd, $4,000 heavy Hogsbead
Slaves at 27s cd. To London, go tuns Oil Cake at
l5s., 500 bbls. do at Is. Cd. y Dbl. schooner to
Orkeeys and back for 81 500 The ship Northern
Crown from St. Stevens to London with deal at 7s Cd
| brig Of 1893 tuns to Havana aud ba.k for 81 800.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
<o56 so5 80: $4,000 for transfer drafts Boston;
PAYMENTS, sSi7,7s4 Is; Balance, $i2,loo,7ls p.
We hear Of about s5Oo, 600 engaged for the Asia,
xb;cb embraces all the bars the market. Most Of
the leading bankers do not intend to ship.
In Money We notice no change. The supply Offer
inc on cali is superabundant at y cent First-clss'
psper continues scarce, and goee at sa9 cent.
A meeting Of the creditors Of the Greet wessers
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Ew.yoak cLAsNYIcAIioN.

COFFEE-W We have had decidedly blue Monday but few
sellers appeared the The market geuer
ally firm. The ssles unimportsDt.
FLOUR AND hEAL-The demand for Western anal pioui
active. and prices Of the low and medium grades arc ~
better the stock being much reduced aud the afrvs
and likely TO continue until "Wednesday OF
The better grades valuable ct full prices M
7Coo bba 60 25d Sc 50 for common 70 sooo o.1.e
t6 for txtrs brands do 90 de6 80 for
and Michigan 90 b50&7 IS for common 70 700 eAa
A. as a 20 for soo1 TO choice extra do, ~ o0 W " tor
s. Io. and 81 od 50 for extrs Gsnesee C.ns
dian Flour 10 frmer supefne s scarce Sees OF w sos
eS,ra brands At f6 asa IS Southern Fourh also better
The reeeiut are light We notice arrivals Of new from Peters
burr The Rsto Mills in quality think superior To lsst
wear and rev from Richmond held Of % 50 the sales are
bhls AZ 81 asa 81 mixed good brands Aexsndn &c.,
ard 81 Qe the better srsdes Rye flour In better
demand and frer sales of 200 bbls ct e4Ge6 Corn Meal
s in limited supply sales Of jersey - TO- aud Baadywne
at - 90
FsH-Dry Cod are steady and in moderate request the
rivals are moe frequent buf the 10 still scantly sup
piled sales of 600 otis hsrbehesd at - Is and 600 qtls
French Fishery - SIT Mskerel In moderate request
ses Of bbs 62t Is for small aud large sizes
Of No. and Sl2 Is for smell No Smoked Herring continue
scsrc-, and all Offering commands high prices.
GRAIN The inquiry for Wheat 10 fair but the market closes
sther and unsettled especially for old the sales
10 bu,h prime red Tennessee 49, 600 bush prime white
Southern 81 81 4r00 hush prime Nil sukee Club ct
4COO bush prime white Canadian ct 81 A and COO bush do
mixed g. Rye very quiet Of 81 o0$l u.s. the sup
ply moderate. Barley in small stock, and pomina sam
pie Of Csnsdsn the first Of he season. was exhibited at
the Corn Exchange to-day the qusy fair four rowed
supply thence IL key to be good Os are bnoyant and In
s0eS Ssmsla 6tasc iy ssste, 0T Western Com
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Ssartct,. Renorted 5v 7s,egrapk.

OswEco. Aug 8 6r. M-FLous 10 steady sales Of extra
spring 81 Co.S. lot 20 firm .sIss q . oos bush
7c LAKE IMPORTS dsy-l2000 bush Wheat &C. o0e bush
Corn CANAL ExPoRTsl 600 bbls Flour 23 ooc bash Corn
1900 bush Rye.
BUFFALO Aug Sc mFLoUR 10 steady; sales to-day 900
bis 50 for superne Ohio aud s6 62d 81 rs for
mon TO choice do WHEAT 10 dull Corn held frmly
sale. day 2 coo busb. 7s.s74c OATS firm at ss06oc
Corn to Troy IOc to NewYo III IMPoRTs in the lest u
oursOOO bbs Flour 600 BUSH Wheat 5000 bush Corn.
Exports in time26 600 bush Wheat ITO the nteorI
2 COO bush Corn luoty to and o bush OATS
CHICAGO. Aug S-6p m-FLoUk is quiet WHEAT is dull
To Buffalo coo bbs Flour and 900 bush Corn; Whes
To OswesNo Flour or Whs. 10 600 bush Corn RECEIPTS
400 bills Flour 800 huah Wh-at and As 900 bush Corn
New. ORLEANS, Aug S-CorToR firm; middlng i4a0l5c.
PoRk firm White Corn soc BAcoy-Shouders III al 1}c.,
Sides Isle TREicHTsCotont TO Liverpool Id Other articles
unchanged in price, and dull.
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Railroad Of Illinois will be held at the Office OF the
Company, No. 81 William street, on Tuesday, the LIST
of septenber, at noon, and meeting Of the bond
holders will be held Saturday, the 9Th Of that north,
at he sane hour and place.
The Manhattan Company has declared q semi- an
nual dividend Of Y cent, payable on the 10th inst.
The Bank of Norwslk, at Norwalk, Conn.,. Will
commence operations in a few days. Mr.. Charles u.
Lockwood Of Nsueh Chunk Pa, has been elected
sashier.
The official bank averages for the week, given
below, show large continuance Of the expansion OF
loans which has been going on for some time past.
The line exceeds $40 500 OO0an increase Of over
$1,000 600 during the week. and 100000 in e1cess
Of the amount at this time last year. While this
increase of loans has taken place during the week the
specie reserve shows loes Of OO0 Notwithstanding
we bad California delivery on Monday last, and the
large shipment of Saturday counts but for one day
at all Some of tie interior exchanges are stlll u
our favor, although the receipts from Philaaelphis
and Boston have ceased and the latter place draw
ing from daily. We hear Of half to three quarters
Of a million in gold received during the week, mostly
from the West The deposit line shows nominal
ncrese of 100000, but the increase Of undrawn
securities is still large, the line being &6S oS2Ooo,
against $67 $40 OOC-an increase OF 81 100000 The
Bank capital exceeds $66 O0O-an increase OF
about 81, 100000 within couple Of weeks
The following is a comparative statement OF the
condition of the banks of the City of NewYork, July
IS to August ], 1857:
Losns l. Dis. Specie. Circulation Deposta
July 25.,.. llsSs,1H 12@68S 8,5288i SoS ~
August H.. Sl@6s70s0 e2slsol3 e8665IA es+HoS'
Increase. &1,Hs.sls slSSW e'i@"i
Decrease. ....... SS8,542
The statement generally cannot be considered
favorable one and it had unfavorable effect at the
SecOr Board.
The movement of the Banks since Nov. l. 1855, has
beep folOws.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

eteamship- hilsdelphis, Gray, Havana.

Steamship PHILADELPHIA Gray, Havana.
Ship-Fy Away, Sewsh San Francisco g. b. Bsbcock Co.
Bsrks-Eizabeh, Young Malssa T. Goodwin Bro Elisa
Barss Watinston Cienuegos Tucker Lghtborn; Streua
(spE -, Barcelona. D. Curtis Col Nsr.missic Cgr
erett Brown Clariss Hiram, Nusvitas BussA Dsvsle
Co.
Briss-Ssn Msuel (Sp) ventoza Barcelona p Harmony
Nep La Coop (Brrm J. kruse Rotterdam, Funk Mencke;
Onward (BrG HisPs, st. Johns ~ G.. A. Dewolai MAJ
Scbooners-W. J. Anderson Bodine. Fredercksburgh a.
slsisht E. B. RsysId Pomefoy, Providence WIN lnsss
Huntiley Hammond Baltimore MAILER. Lord Qaeresu;
Southern Belle Tyler Wilmington d. C. Murray josephine,
ton Dolnsr Potter Lilly, Fancs Wilmington McCre.dy,
Mott Co. O. NJ Baldwin, Croppr, Norfolk ID. Giines Son
& Co.
stesmersJscksn Baker. Baltimore H. B. Cronwelli IRON
sides, vsndeveer Philadelphia
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Arrived.

Steamship Rosnske Skinner Portsmouth, &c. with mdse.
and pass 10 Ludlam Pesssnts I'd inst y, on oa.co
exchanged signals with steamship neoce
for Forok. 49, r.x.,,oo 40 a.v. n,5.s ana
ksrI White Cloud Crow Baltimore 10 sos 70 order
Re- xon BeauEeau (Oldepburg Fesenfeldt Brenseh -
days In ballast ard 67 psss 70 stanton naeet
Suthers. ,,.,o,, n,.,...o. O. n..t... ~s,-
IL - msbossny &C., Msyhew. Talbot L Co
scbr r. French Webb Plymouth, n c. days shingles
and lumber Benton Bros
sehr Bennett Flanper, APPLICABLE Wumi lgton NJ days.
naval stores 70 c. Murray
schr j. Ballard Pher Virginia days, water melons to
J. Dearborn
I c. King ~ -.
sebr Aims tBr snellsrovs. Lnssn, c. B. days costo
T. Cunsrd. = -
sebr Globe Bodns Bangor 10 days. lumber to Had'On Rail
road Co.
Sehr Ann, Poor Bath days. lumber to Brett Son Co
Sehr II Smith, Reilly Boston linsesd 70 T g Rowe.
Schr Zulus Robbins Mschss 10 day., TO Msyhew
tehr Joseph N Lane, Survey Gloucester, fish
Sebr New Resulus Smith, Port Even foF Fall River.
Schr Beyidee, Sawyer, Pom Even Scr NewIo a.
Schr Charles Coleman, Woodbridge for Taunton
Steamer Jackson Baker, Baltimore 50 houfs ndse 70 Hb~
Cromwell .f.... f.. q .... ..... te
Withholding the day, W. sunset, 8. and light.
sAILED-seamship Philadelphia, Gray. for Havana sss
New Orleans
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DIRD.


ANDREWs-On Monday. Aug. 8, Charles Densmore nfsni
Of Dudley B. and Abigail b. AndIews aged months ana
10 dsya
Massachusetts papers please copy.
BLACKon Monday. Aug Julia, widow Of VIM Black. In
the 40 year Of her age
Her friends requested TO attend fune
raj from her late residence, No Is Eighth avenue.
BEATTY-on Saturday evening, Aug !, James W. Beatty
N. D., sged IS years
BTCKwITH-on Sunday. Aug. 2, Of consumption. silas
Bsekwith aged 10 years
CURRAN - Suddenly. on Sunday morning. Aug 2. Peter
B. and friends are invited attend foner at II
O'clock this day from No l5s South trst street.; between
sixth and Seventh streets, Wilhsmsbursh
CHRISTIAN On Sunday Aug Ars jane Christian. widow
Of toe ste william H. Christian, ~ the f4e IsS her ss~
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Are. a-BefOrs Re
~0S corder SMITH.
1N.xD, ita frst seSslOn

Cont for this Term counehceu ITO .is' neSo'o
., noynins puuctuay IL O'clock Immediately AFTER OF
the Chief CLERK began call over the names OF per
nnmoped as Grand Jurors and not more than x OF Sc.
~ the whole number answered their names
CsrS immedstey announced that the Court woeia pose
Sne Of SIS upon Of the sbsentee The oIana %
present were Then discharged I'LL II o'clock
nd the Cieri called over the names persons sumonea
A. Petit Jurors. this list finished large pfopooh
Of them applied usual TO be excusedthe most OF "nH
Application were granted The Petit Jurors were then o
CHARGED till IL O'Clock mornipgno jury OF Wy
hind being npanneled TO day and other business peySno
ths being transacted The Recorder complained Ct oes
nweu About lis indictments set down on ths
calendar for trial hserm Of which forty odd are Tor sreod
larceny some th, for robbery two fo rape
and four for murder bedese Sixth and Seventeenth
rst cases which ordered the General Sections and
whi doubs be presented by the Grand Jury Tor TINS
term the Italian desperate who murdered ANDERSON
and Wnlis 0erish keeper q .aoon IN William
s,r,et who shot partner MI GimbIe On the whole th'
.o n The trial for crimes Of startling atrocity may be sup
osed 70 contribute popular entertainment promises 70 De
~ N Unusual interest We also promised two or pree
tss for arson degree and yet another OF young
Gsos for his classical attsnmepts ana mos
r,sorctsby connected with Of the h families IN Ger
bv The name Henry Beck for poisoning wnoe
M a. street The a, Tense intended TO be set up u
.d l. insanity From this abstract Of business before
Coa apology may be found for It's moderate start the
knt day. Adjourned TO II o'clock tomorow morning