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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15
Marine Court.
Before Hon Judge hompon.
49,, ,x,Yr-, ,ra rsr-r rrpo FROM RECKLESS

DAMAGES ron INJURIES RESULTING FROM RECKLESS
DRIVING.
C1arioee @ Oraton 70. Jsma Ksmp'-Vm' so'on
TO recover damages for injuries 70 the person
,he ps,,,n n, appesrs from the testimony elected On
he wal tina, on the 9Th Of January last while The PLAIN
un msieon lady OF about the age Of forty years, and
,sams,ress was In The scl Of crossing the Bovery .sou,
thrty ARDS north Of GrsBd street. horse htsenea
ran ss her ana knocked Der dovn the wheels
OF the csrt passing over DO her legs prodscng an IN
iuyv 10 her person which entirely disabled ner for pc
va,sl veets ana from the effects OF whca she mas no'
reooveref and viii not recover for some time Joose
Tnoupsrn In decsdipg the case remarked mat " oo,o
rsyt,es arc alpable then recovery can De hso ia
MS os~e the DEFENDANTS servant vas driving NOS
re~rIess rate OF sp- cd when The bdry happened ne
plaiptn seems 10 rave been Wholly free ron ne sns
uc,on OF apy carelesspess on her part vas ,ne care
less duct OF the driver when caosed tne ~.
his master (hovever Innocent be may pei must ,esponu
70 the pslnin tor the consequences WeoNeuo.n sOom
munity no less than 10 the party immsoa,ev seo,
10 pubhh The perpetrators OF sooh acts ioehceso,s
reckIessness ~ are plsny apparent 10 we oosuuo'
the ssrvsbt II this defendant Juds ment tnereore TOT
The pls ntn for $500
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FATAL FAN -Coroner Conuery hsd inquest ~ No. Ste
Fgbh upon the body o. child two months old named
Mia Jspe Mcd.y who Died frcrn concuslon Of the brsn
produced by fan received from ia mothers Verdict
Accidental DEATH Deceased WA native Of this city
rAru. AccIptrr 10 AZ AGrn woslv-Coroner Connery
also held insues Al Bellevue Hospital the body u
sged woman named nsrssre, Mc1lsnchy who died from
the effects o brker leg cs-sed By piece q wood falling
ceased native q Ireland and sisiywo o.
are.
RuIcfny nv TAXING Llrpivus-An inquest also held
New York Hospital upon the body OF named
Ellen Jane Cerdepon, who committed suicide by taking
dose ~ audanum. The deceased appeared in very
destitute crcumsisnces and had led life Of dissipation for
wears Verdict Death BY suicide Deceased native
ei In Gland, I'D was .9esty years Of age
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800 ~~.ssS - - - - hRFs II. ~~.~.~s
Ne 0svporasssn Counsel sent 70 the Beard a Add
. ceununiosssss N snswer to preamble and rssoy
passed By the B,asd Of Aldermen December 10, lS
relation 10 the Ocmmissiosers OF Central Park, |
he ooncudes BY saying
me only question Lett for me 70 consider ID, "wh
the amount 90 expanded, Il e., by the Ooumtesfon<
We Osptrsl Park or expenditure incurred, a. q
be put IN the tax levs ~ deficiencies Ny opinion
the amount expended incurred e Aforesaid can q
be put h The TAX levy ~ d. dcencies feel great
depoe that the Legislature would gladly lend ~ ~
70 every well oireos,d efIoa Of the Common Ouanoil
cure 70 the city boon o. suoh IN tpestusble vail
the Central Park must provo 70 every class Of ou(
xeps, and 70 none much ~ 70 the lab ,ring soua
daughters Of daily aud pig ntly TOLL who have
70 endure without Po'ie6 the impure almost
which iIl.venulsted and narrow apar.ments in oroi
and Yeekpg thorougnisres, 20 surely engoa derA II
per sopAl exes tons could speed such oonsummas1
would gladly devote some II my eaergies to produc
b. nehcisi result and trust that the Common Cd
viii continue 70 cot III the same spirit, and with the
Industry, which have hitherto marked its oourAs IN
tion to the Central Park I trust too, that while Y
within ~ constitutional and a,ter' powers, tue
poYaon will ye be mindful that In the language Of
celIor Kent ''these broa- and lasi udnary powers
awe TO be exercised Win SQUAD di,crotion, and y
liberal spirit oomu en- urate with the growing want
prosperity OF q srest CONNIE cis metropolis" Any
generous legissuou tran tbis would be - pisifu %
tonsidefste, - ue consequences would DO cslAm
ana inevitable.
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Meeting OF House Carpenters.

Meeting OF House Carpenters.
respectable meeting o. house carpenters Was ne
Convention Hall, wcos street. on Thursday eve
pursuant 70 the fo,,"w,rs c,ii:-
CARPENTERS MEnTI.G the journeymen house csrpe
Of this city requested meet at Convepan Hal In
ter street Thursoas the ,1h inst ct 1X o'cock 70
mine on what wages they will have the coming season
order OF the committee
Mr.. Thomas Ackeney wss elected chairman and
William Morris secretary when the folio wing resolu(
were atop'ed:-
That the employers OF New York city DO requested
cognise paw the "a wages for the opsuipg
SON the lOtn day OF March e tbs 10th day OF
vember to their efficient kmen In their red
tive empoymeps At the rate Of two dollars per tay:
March 1858 the standard shsll be ~ e71l per day
3 With view to project the respectable employers
generally fair wsges deem best TO estabsh ~
sren two 90 are ps. a. We ss, e.ss s]
pledge ourselves to do all In power IN bring 70 the
level that Of land sha,k, who always uudormN
them In market whe at the same time they are sprea
desolstion and craving discomfort the families Of Id
That benceforth we ,hsl do all 10 power 70 dsd
tenance that rDicous practice OF Jumping" work y
est EMPLOYERS Who tahe advantage IA dull seasons TO
work lets tn bali ito value besides the pernic
effect Of employing only one sr Two men over dull SEQ
WHOM i've or six mtg ht be partially employed.
8. We will implicitly adhere TO these resolutions .
The CHAIRMAN hen upon mo ION, proceeded 70 Gall
the names OF the various shops TO ssceran the aver
rate OF wages paid 10 each. Snme bsckwafdness o.
exhibited In giving these reports the Chairman urged
meeting TO make some e,rt to ascertain what b the
tuA average rate Of wages paid II each or the prime
carpenter shops In the city. The matter WAS theu
until special meeting 10 be called somesine au
the ensuing week
After appoinsug COMM lee to call the next nee
the asseDblsge adjourned.
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Before doc JUDGE Davies
kArH ll-St9hes DSilaye 90 George ". Nlss -Th
defendept 10 the attorney whose right 70 practice hi
been otnieo by the Marine Court THIS action brougf
By the assignee OF Crust True who alleges Inst he
ployed Mr. NJ % IN suorr ey ana couaselleY stls
IN ls44 and eBpovore him such 3, collect valid
OF o promissory rote MARE fer STA, 70 HE endorsei
That the def pdant COLLECTED tue above amount with In
erest OF John " Oowen maker Of the note In actio
10 ,he Court OF Common P but retained the whole
converted u TO his own On the 9sh Of August IN
defendant ted and held 10 ball In lhs suit
the 10Th OF August be served his or, wherein h.
denies the plaintiffs rights 10 assignee vel
all other aIlesatoos OF the oom pIaat He also cot
up counter claim Of sibo, which he aveys existed .
against plaintiffs assepoy the Goth OF Aprf last %
assignment h alleged 70 have been made The 2sth
April The plaintiff having neslee'ed 70 serve reply d
time TO this counter claim, Obtained On order 70 sho'
cause why be should not be allowed 10 10 do
4 DAVIS, ia coun or CHAIN must be existing Il
hvor OF Q defendant and sgspss Q piainun, beswec
whom . several judgment might be had In the aston.
apparent that defendant sets up no Indebtedness
Of the plaintiff 70 him which be could aeasss
him He claims that True the assgpcr Of the plaintiff
the tine and prior 10 the assignment Of The demand
the defendant vas indebted 70 tue defendant IN sum sal
ncicntto ex,nsuish such claim. This d not counter
Jain. II v releo on ~ q payment OF the claim
he defendant docs rot pretend 70 have croe
tuapd against the Plaintiff; but merely alleges maj
Ter, which, true. shows that the plaintiff never had
Of action against hin sucb meter uired no n
~ az How. Pr. r. sio) n, hsvever, plaintiff se
iires 70 reply he may do co. surc pro tune on paymen
q ~ coats q opposing this motion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN HAVANA, N. we learr
from the Havana (scbuy Ter % J-truat extra, that
Gre broke out about O'Clock sunday morning In tina
VILLAGE which spread rapidly from trsoys block 10 thu
barber's shop, thence 10 Brodrick Van Deusen's
Bsebs's Hltobcoct's, GOWNS and 70 Jscksons boek
No lsas than eight stores, besides several shops snc
Offices were consumed, and one building torn down Tn,
loss several Of the sufferers severe one and the In
surar oe generally light; while some OF them had no 10
suranee At all Those Insured werepetsr Tracy on hh
building, 5000 Daniel Tracy, his stock 81 500; Geo
7. Human, his stock, $4,000; Henry C,reestree d
his stock 600; T. Beebe or his stock On 600; Gee
Hitchcock on his stock o. 500 George DOR vim on hii
stock, $500 II 10 estimated that Vie loss win rest
$50. 600 or over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15
Governors Of the Almshousc.

Governors of the A1mshouse.
The Board OF Ten Governors met ruesday-C GoAh
Gun!Aer President IN the chair. The OF the I'M
tuition shoWs that ,ess persons on the slar
being Q sight decrease since last week.
Goverpor Townsend Of red the soI,wipe:-
Resolved That the Superintendent Of poor be
recsd ssp donations the LIST OF April
and hat oat door relief be u IN Of ckoess
age and such extreme In The Judgment Of The Sup,
intepdent may REQUIRE relief
Resolved That the superintendent Of out door poor
directs 20 notify the that and Aer
lh Gay Of April their services viii not be regu red
thus the services Of the Yard Keeper cease and Ansr
rness rrpoiuIious wore carried
Mr.. To -nsepd ale I'll rod ,he following
Resolved That special COMMITTEES be appointed 70 repo
70 the Board whether IL rot erp-dlept with view 70
raj supervision OF the the workhouse
appoint male mstrons OF Intelligence and chsrscter who
soitenipR and eevsIg Influence would oounsract the bar
enng and depravpg rnuepce continuous aid At hal
amidst ,ss 40 large number Of inmates.
rHu ToyCUu BrRySG BusIyEss
long debate lo,s place respecting the charge agan'
Miss Jackson, who, 10 10 leeed was 10 the habit
burning the topguss OF children who were under b
charge In the school o. Randss Island, but no nee n
Was elected An effort made 70 resd . report Of N
trustees OF the Tserh ward In refs ence 70 Miss Jscl
son, but was not succe.sfdL
DEPARTMENT
Mr. TumAN, nom the Committee Randall's lslan,
read report to the eject that the Governors take u
school on kanoas band nm Ter their own charge. IN
matter, amer long debas. was laid and made u
special orcer tor next week.
Board adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15

An AFRIcAT ExoDUs.-The Petersburg lNa.)
F,r,,s Of tuesday CHI wns are beginning 70
the unuu. number Of Slaves that are constaouy
RAISING through Petersburg their way so1th and 70
Inc minds Of msBya abe result appears inevitable tnM
win need boz the work Of ten twenty years 70 clear
y,,rirs com .plesely Of tbs, part Of her population
,omosa, 81 one hun1sed passed thfossh on SATURDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15
IN CHAnBrhs.
Before Hon. Juog~ davies.

a.
e,lsna smith AND wl,am o. smia --ruis Is vh, OF
babcas corpus bring up FOresne Scnseer the dsugh
ter OF petitioner. and Angelina smith The reator sets
IN marriage Of relsn and Angelina and the birth Of
Foreptire that she born 2tth OF April 1870;
they lived together husband and ve until the s,
OF June 1ss3 that the resior TO Baltimore ss that
time 10 estsbsh himself In business aud sent Tor his
~ife and ohid that immedsoly thereafter she wroe "
shaeer demanding oivo oe and an Ans yer 70
etser; thai wi host waiting for reply she vent TO
Bal ore with Forestne and made arrangements With
scnaensr for 70 have the divorce and be 70
vss CONNER Geo June g. 1858 Drrcs entered June II,
1863 On the Inn she left Baltimore With Foresuae,
without, the m ers kno redse aud On the 18Th OF Jane
1881 was rarrst 10 smith at Yo-Kvs; that Forestine
wS placed In the Mount 81 Vincent seminary. BY the
name Of Forssine Howard Smith, that schsee, pursued
sbea be ieupd Der, took her away from the putuuos
W HE ewn lodsings that thou said Angesa Smith OBJ
tanned vr Of bsbea. corpus 70 oruf up s.a fo,ssnse
no her fitness 10 have the custody Of sad child that he
reported in favor Of said Apsens tbs. upon motion TO
feree 70 ass ,hs proofs offered ~ said schasnsrs
Gel and BY said reeree that an appeal vas taken
..I taken By ssraun wsue re.,ors counsel was sick
in ooDoecsus ms order w.s never served on relascr
or oouase and bear. date i2sh July 1865 Ressor ssts
soyth thai he has only his daughter for few mes
spcs he July, 1854 and pos spcc ism sept 1885,
,hss The rsppondens desy lin the right. Toe rsspos-
proc ssS also ne order Of 2s Juy 1855 wishou, any
Of the papers In The cause and nsst that the matter 10
yea oSysdA and that We father stole hs daughter from
Mount st. Vincent Seminary. The rslator answers, setting
bs NE whoie report OF Judge Dkeman. os-ine 70 read
the testimony. and show thereby the, the relaor u
before The tss he rscres would no. cs IN proof
previous 70 TIE lin June 1885, and consequently only
two three mo0&hs of the motter's life nqureabe
oto that she married before she married Schs Ter 70
Frederick Hetpck VINO obtained divorce from her
In Me autumn ~ ls4t 1912 81 Philadelphia, for advl
" The CITY Of New York, while she vas tue wife Of
scha<Ger; thai the objections remain yet ag,iust
hes ntnsss 10 bring and educate Forestne that the
Iudo rts not nj Trlv
1stf conclusive that sew facts appeared since
July 1854. Order accordingly, with liberty 70 the Gle
toy 20 The child evy Mosdsy between the hours Of
and O'Clock r. n. Mr. wetmcrs gave motto. that he
a ould appeal 10 the general term from said docisioa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15
The Fourth Avenue Railroad.
The committee Of Aldermen on Railroads n Of On IN
day afternoon st2 Alderman AoPsnoS ope
pvoce div "a bv vc,d,nr the ,oo vtuS rotition:-

The committee Of Aldermen on Railroads net on IN
dsy afternoon st2PN Alderman AoPsooN ope1
proce edir 70 by reading The folio wing pee'ion-
To TIE HONORABLE TIE COMMON COUNCIL or THE Orr
We the undersigned property osners and residents on
line CT Fourth Avenue aud 30 do most respe,uuny
seyoSs snpovance ocsssues @ our business By The obs
tons cautd by the sree and cars belong
20 the Harlem hairosd CoDpsny continually EeonS q
lower OF thu metropoi: and also from their I'm Wle
size causing much danger to life aud limb and would resp
fully urge yeur honorable sods to adopt s,1e means
which the ssme may be entirely and specify diacoounu
VIII ever pray &c, &c.
Signed by 160 persons.
Nj CLAIR on o. lan OF the Fourth avenue Railroad
msbe Cd thai the cnag gee snst the line should DO "a
specifically. 80,
Mr. WAKsMAx appeared for the citizens Of Yorkvilit
relation TO The deep cut and railroad wall ~ thsa ".
be wished 10 know II this matter would come now Do
the committee.
AIdermsn hcsPKpor stated thai the powers Of the %
mhtee fully able Z, meet oil the requirenenD q
case.
Mr.. g. Dx FORREST stated that he mad resided fU
ven years psst opposite the Doin where tho rhrd
Fsu, h avenues and B,~ery met, aud has marked
things conducted py the drivers OF the large O
which purposey increase soeiy speed 81 that poiot kao
ing every ,eyuc,,oo ~hsher small cars carris
or pedestrians the witness ntioned several v
Known instances OF scciients occurring Asay tnr''
Alderman NcSPspoS Wished In know what the comps
intended doing IN reference 60 The rail
Mr.. CLAP stated that ne Sas not prepared 70 ausv
this Qresuon
The committee then Adjourned until Wednesday, q
NJ In order 10 give tbs iobsbi,snts OF Yorkvie Il
70 petition against the deep cut and wall ct Seventy Mi
street
Tho HAylem people are prepared 70 request tbs en
removal Of locomotives from ,bs limo
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CRIME IN 1LIIyors.-Crime is said 70 be largely
on the increase In Illinois, and the present Pentesary
being incompetent 10 secomn odate the prisoners the
Warden recommends the erection OF new building ~
yolet The present edlnce contains 400 cells, In vhos
there are as cenvicts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15

WoMAN's RIaHTs IN THE SourH--The Louie
Vile DewocrU says duel between two adde's n on M
apn IN that CITY challenge d known 70 have posse
between them. AZ usual, t'eeutlcmanD IL Of the boz
tom Of The srnr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-15
Superior Court.
Before Hon Judge Woodruff
SUIT yoR Limited prvoRcR-JsALou

sUrr YOR LIMITED bfVOHCk-JkALOUsY.
MAlw ll.-kweeiiNe Le Srrr. BY her Eess Friend, o.
PtsrTe lie Sron.-Thn case has occupied the CSur, Tor
several days. The parties formerly kopt French res
and hotel In this city, aad by thor united indus
Try anassed money. They both French, and having
retired from business went TO visit their nstve country
On returning 70 this city they brought with lhsm young
,rl about eighteen VI ago. daughter OF relative
OF the deierdaots, Tnoy purchased . villa at White
Plains and there Mrs Js sereux became jealous Of the
attentions her husband towards the French belle sh
alleges In her oompkiot due Familiarity between them
bot does not charge acury che alleges cruelt on the
pAt Of her husbsnd, and eStrau en OF affections
tina, docs MOI propeviy rrovioe Tor her All thee
slk cations denied 10 the satisfaction OF the Jury
who rendered q verdict for the dtfondsnt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20
New Orleans Advertisements
HARDWARE AND Shit CHANDLCRY
SAMUEL LOoK1

Is receiving from the manufactures of
! the North and from Europe, direct The
largest and most complete stock Of Hardware
ever offered ~ lis market, and he j. "nrrug
It at the very lowest market rates bY wholesale
ard retail HIS stock consist IN part oil TIE
following, viz 800 tons Of English Iron OF
assorted sizes 1000 bundles ol sheet iron,
assorted numbers 1900 bundles oi hoop
Iron. from 10 nn,h"s loo tons OF uhe
American Iron, assorted sizes IN GUS. hoie
Ansil~, patent chain wees, SoId brass box
Wees, eolter.keyed aud bench ices cast ron
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TURN1TVRE III!

'ih Undersigned have in store, and are 70.
eeiylng from the North, b, every p.,lN.
- large stock OF household furniture In ~
hogany Rosewood, Oak, Walnut and in,,,.
ton woods. Rush, tame and Hickory cha,'.
plan and checked mating, together, with !.
full assortment OF every thing III ,h. Snr,i
tufc line
Furniture packed IN -rcli manner a, >,
insure Is safety for any distance Purrb,..,.
visiting the city, are invited 10 examine on,
large stock,
e. FLINT 8 JONES,
No II amt IL, Royal street .Nem Oyl,an,
Mas 81. .o-as ly
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New Orleans Advertisements.
stoves Thu and JupAnmcd ware.
Austin & &sOOAN w.
Streets New orisans,

HAVE on hand large snd complete
Atf. assortment Of stoves Of every variety
Of patterns Of eastern and western
w manufacture, consisting Of parler,
charrh. office, and cooking stoves, all of the
most approved patterns and ~hich they can
guarantee to give satisfaction TO purchasers.
In addition to their stock of stoves, they
have on hand and are constantly manu iariur-
ing every description Of pls'n tn and Japan
ned ware. ehch they Will offer to country
merchants and others, at wholesale and retah
and at lower prices than such articles can be
bought at IN THIS CITY,
They are also sole agents or the manufse-
tnfe and sale of Arthurs sell-~eallng cans TOT
pre-efsing fruit and vegetables for winter use
ih- j. a new article in the way Of a preserving
sam. and vas introduced here by "a. last spring
and 80 far ha- gwen satisfaction ~ every M
stance The advantage these cans have oye'
all others i in the entire top hilug oil "a thai
fruit Of the argcsi -izr NAY bc put IN them
they arc on that account aiso easier clthned
and can be- used many seasons. They are
cheap and simple Printed directions accompa
nying the can. 80 that the most uucNpencuce,
can use them with success.
Jan ~ 1891 No2l
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MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

l BIIl R\ thanks to my friends for the en-.
l rauragensnt they have given me IA this new
enterprise by ihclr patronage and good ,ehcs,
aud am happy to inform them and the pubAc
That am nov more fatertbly situated than at
the beginning Of The present session having
provided and furnished. vita ctairs and desks,
cummoiiou, sDhuol-room- in connection with
my residence, situated IN beautiful forest
grove 6ye or >s hundred yards South Of the
courthouse, on an euinence overlooking the
city
The second session viii commence on the
Gf-t Monday In February aud close on the las,
Thursday "a June.
RATES ~ TUITION.
photography, reading writing, and
mental Arithmetic, Sl2 30
Arithmetic, grammar and geography - 90
Natural philosophy and mciaphysr., 20 90
Higher mathematics, Latin, greek, aud
Hebrew, IS 90
Defamation and compositions with.
cut extra charge.
Incidental expenses, ! 90
The first exercises every morning, and the
last every Friday evening, will be reading in
the Scriptures and PRAYER. The first recitation
a chapter tro N the tib.e BY al the school
Pupils will he charged from the time they
enter TO the close II the session. One hall
deducted fer tune lost on account of sickness
of one months duration or more.
/ will be prepared to aeeou.mod pupil.
with board, washing, and fuel, nj twelve de!lar'
per month.
FRANK J, PAIILLO
Jan -, 81 25-t
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II. II. & l.. KEY,
l1I u IL

Foreign Patsy Dry God Ready Made Clothing.
WdNc isare
Jrw,ly Books
Of eYeiy :
article needed market
and ttasfo be
" 81 the
mtl yesero
lof, % az
81 G. d
sla recrv ha p t1ntl
W. fe.pe a
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81 Il KE>s'> MILL,

'NlilS well known NIL bout a nal. md I.
half Northwest OF Marshall. i. nov In
fall operation. The fol- owing air the cash
price. TOT mu Der
oriinar, Lumber, board measure SIS
Rough edged lumber, ~
iallHng and ling, side aud edge
measures, 10
lumber over II inches u width. OF 90 fee,
IN lcng'h, wi,l Dee charged So 90 per hundred
All PIauh under foot vide, down to six
inch"s. SIDE aud edge measures, will be charged
at the rate Of AlA 90 per thousand. Under
that VIII Ice charged Mt the rate of 81 90 per
hundred, side and edge measures
Al snail scantiiHg, under three by four.
~ ll be charged A. three los four scarlllng
Lumber when cut in odd numbers Of feet,
VIII be counted to th. mex; humber above,
making even numbers iu ali cases.
For 'he Ycss 1887, there w.ll be no credit
pfice Cash or cash srtangeuents must be
msde IN every ease
The STs, Mill vii be- ia operation on Sat.
urday W" VIII grind for the .i.ih Ny son
Etastus viii gise has culture attention 10 the
business. Sacks brought TO tac mil must 10
plainly marked, OF there VIII be no RESPONSE.
biliiy for loss.
Feb | 1857 ~