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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
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=--- Ea2GE Il e. Il a rtEaFSiEd J fESR
ONE OF TIE BEST PuRGATITE AND LIVER MEDI-
lSviGOKA TOR or tEeI temedy that acts Cdttdrtic
- easier Iniider and more eneUtunl than any other med.
cine known. 1t Is not only Cathartic, but Ltgei'
e ensly acting first on tle Atge to eieet s morbid
matter, thus accomplishing two purposes enectnaiy with
ntions OF Cathartics 1t strengthens system
the time that tpurges IT, aud when taken dailym
~ DR. sAsFSaD,s 1xy1soRA1oa IS compounded entirely
7Ifrom new articles of medicine, namely, Gums.
Some idea of the strength Of these be form
e ed when known that bottle Of the nvigorator
contains much strength lund doses ofCal
- oInsl, without any OF its deleterious effects.
Though possessing medicinal powers, these Gums
have heenp little known and never used
e orator which met with such unprecedented success as
totnduce the proprietor to oer 1t family medicine
= to cure LtUer Complaints in their worst forms.
Indigestion being caused by deranged LtUeTs cured
- when the Liver is excited TO action.
Jaudlee Is oaused byNn improper action Of the Leer
and proof that the SEIGoRAToR relieves this dis
et any ono troubled with Jaunlce take Che Invfgorator
regularly one week, aud their skin will begin to assume
Costiveness be permanently by the Invigo-
ratOr. Take it in small doses retiring and it assists
~ in her operations By gradually diminishing the
EdOse, the bowels len healthy and state,
work regularly clock work. Sick Headache is
yery BY taKing double dose Of the lnri0
ordtOr WHICH corrects all aedity and sourness Of the
- For an over-loasd stomach IL has no equal asst re-
ieves all oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating
l@iitspeaE In the highestterinS.
Jas Liver Complaints, and all diseases arising
IRON Diseased Liver. The testimonials Of soInany
Physicians in its favor, induced try and now
conviction certain that is of tue greatest
sings ever given to Dyspepcs, for made complete
4 CuTe before the first bottle taken, and
- thing edible without trouble while before
ling but the Rhtest food would digest, tina.
gave pain. Now what want tOsay all our readers
- is, f Liver Complaint Dyspepsia trouble you,
Fact ~
- There has never been tried In onF family a remedy
which has with sueh nhounde cd success inthe
Of diseases incident 20 Chdren D SANFORD's INvTG-
is it alone for diseases Of children that
4 gnt mill nndU
and seems to Tenovate te syste 50 thoroughly hat
think We areidOInR service all in advising them
twlgn they need medicine try edy. There are
that have coueuter notice where great ben.
eft has been received in Of the LfCSF Stomach
and Bowels where all other remedies failed give
1t has become useful in family that will
u without itGcLsOlt6iie (AE1.l Republican. = q
FsL5+fl.t PRICE DOLLAR BOTTLE. N-' = ~
SANFORD & CO., Pr0pretoFs, 345 New York.
T. II. LOGAN CO., Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN U.s Park, Cincinnati. e VIZ 60
GEO. Ii. REYSER, Pittsburgh " oltsale Agents.
---,s-. -4-4t ter aulT-Sm-lv-daWl
P4RLOR MATGHES - :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

HALIrAA, Dec. 100 P. 4L-Therc- are no
signs Of the steamer Canada, which sailed from
Liverpool on the % inst. She is hardly due.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
FIR ST A RRIVA z.
Al BETHANY. VA.

Chants, started Il Is fail usual TO
aYantag OF the market and buy goods at prices which
would enable To sell them below all competition.
lave In the largest stock Of I'LL descriptions HAT
ever brought 10 this place, Which intend to sell
very lowest cash prices Ny comprises all the vari
Gus assortments OF DRY GOODS Plain and Fancy Ware,
Ready Made Cioing and all kinds OF Groceries, Confcc
tionaries, hardware Queenswarc All ask is my
friends in town and county will call In and my
StoeI. ]. T.. CURTIS,
s. am the highest market price desrrp.
lions of Country Produce. OCT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

Matrimonial! --During the month Just past
the clerk of the county court issued only twelve
marriage licenses
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

Sent to JaH-Ycstcrday, John Hams, a
~unNen fellow from Ohio, was. guilty of the
'"O"strosity OF violating the second section Of
an ordinance read three times and passed upon
oy the assembled wisdom of this city. He was
sent to Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

NEw Yonk, Dec 15..-Thc-bri E. Drummond
has arrived at Aspinwall bringing forty-two
Peruvian La,nas, SeycntY.one were originally
shipped but twenty whine died on the passage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
y . RI Y1VSEhTEEPEPS.E

On To AfOJ6Eh,EEIERS.
IMPROVED ENASIELED AIR-TIGIlT! FRUIT JARsl q
THE only article that be used year after and
good purpose for preserving Fruits, Vegeta
bes, &c. in their natural The body of the Ware
perfectly solid the gaize pure nat glass; and the Jars
bectiOn OF poison, light Re-. &C., which have
condemned the Jars and Cans made of other materials
Full directions each JAR For sale Wholesale
aud retail, at the House EurnisIung Storro!
J. K. DUNIIAHI 4 CO.,
-iy27 115 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
NATIONAL HOTEL +.
BETHANY, VA.
R. .. JoNRs, Proprieto1..

liis house has been recently rette greatly enlarged,
auduOw offerstO the travelling community excellent
colmoiniions The stabling is of the best character
Tile liOtvlhas recently passed into the hands of pres
n proprietor, who will pains to Tor the public
the best OF entertainments. IGoY4:Sm-l,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

Eneurro,.t Honey Travellers are subjected
to all sorts of trouble and provoking delays in
consequence Of the immense quantity urcur-
rent bank notes afloat We saw gentleman
yesterday, en- route for Galona, Illinois, who had
in his possession plenty of money, principally
Wisconsin notes, but could not buy ticket and
no one would exchange it for him. He missed
the western train and expected to have to sub
init to a ruinOus discount in order to complete
his Journey.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
CREAM ExelTEMEMT!!-
NEW GOODS.

FOR FALL. AND WINTER
rTNtt dersigue announces to tle ctt!.t
j. of l5shany and surr1undi that t'ey Ia t
received from the Eastern cities OF m largest ii
hood. Their stack consists in part of E}r! Goods
GsroccriCH,, Roots, shoes, Hints. Gaps, B0n-
netE nMIl MOI ions, embracing hing usISi.r
kept in first class store. Al of ~hiei. they able pl
willing sell low my biisl tile
goods hyg bcet selected froin the vCfyrNt EhS
houses land the very they feel V
cannot fail to please color, quality and cheaIness.
Call and examine,
The highest p-ice paid in goods for all Kinds country
produce. IocIl SAMUEL ADAMS n ca.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

=, Mooney has Goaeys Lady's Book and Tho,np-
s'' ; bank Note Reporter ahead Of timc this
. ssA, and Is ready to supply his customers this
, I, Also, the New York Ledger, Frank
L'SltS' and Waverly Magazine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

;, f"f,-Ihe alarn.of fire at 10, oolOck, night
~ "S, :. last was caused by the burning of bed
=, -, 'ns mouse of Mr. Henry Fare Zane street.
lAS 'ea Is supposed to have been accidently
set on fire by candle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

The Philadelphia Bank notes are not refused
~ brokers, but all others except the Bank of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

C1Nc1NNArr, Dec. 15.-The Banks have thrown
out all Pennsylvania Bank paper, including
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and charge to | ,
per cent. discount. Rates of Exchange unaba-
ted Money tight aud in demand at . ct per
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

"B'Fat 70 Detth"-We are greeted With
'a's startling heading almost daily upon looking
S'oHr exchanges. Every precaution should be
SSeFe'sed ia guard against such distressing casu-
allies as the following. The Steubcnvillc Herald
says that little child, son of Mr.. Joseph Sock,
's'aad Creek Township, was accidentally burn
gu 10 death on Friday. While the mother had
S'ePPSd out, to attend to domestic duties, the
"'''e one approached too near stove, its clothes
'a"sht-and before rescued. from the flames,
was 50 badly burned, that it died from the effect
" injuries thus received, on Saturday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

Reaaa Ce9tfcqtc--T, b JonNsToN-Sir: At
your request take pleasure in assuring those
of the public, whose ill-fortune has deprived
them of a healthy head of hair, that by the use
OF your most excellent Alopecia, my hair, which
was almost continually falling out and giving
undoubted assurance Of approaching badness,
has been restored in the short space of two
weeks, and by the of single bottle. ! can
and do recommend this powerful, yet pleasant
application to those everywhere similarly af-
tiicted. BID HAM.
WmrELrse. Oct, 4th, 1856, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

Tile RiSer.-The weather yesterday, like that
of the several days previous, was remarkably
fine for the season of the year, aud but for the
bare trees and the absence of every thing like
vegetation, Rip Van Wrinkle might have taken
it for our glorious Indian Summer.
The Courier left last evening for Cincinnati
with moderate trip of freight and passengers
The new ferryboat recently completed at the
First Ward ship yard, took her departure the
day before yesterday morning for the Upper
Mississippi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

Drosned-In the Monongahela river, oppo-
site Plttsburg, on December 9TH, William Lacy,
aged ttty'tivc years, was small, slightly made
mal' bald head; had on a pair of dark green
cloth pants, new plaid flannel shirt, black vest,
aud black summer coat. Any information re-
Speetlng his body will be thankfully received
oy his distressed wife. a letter addressed to
Mrs Margaret Lacy, care of Evcr$on, Preston
a Co. Pennsylvania Forge, Pittsburg, Pa, will
reach her. ..sE -S<lr7 ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

1t i noe prored beyond doubt that the Car.
bon Oils the cheapest and best lightin use
Gas accepted. Those who have tried it are now
convinced Of that, however sceptical they may
have been Mt first A new lot is just received at
Bockipp's. next door to Times office, Monroe
St. Small quantities sold to those wishing. TO
try it. After trying it, there is no doubt as to
which oil will then be adopted for constant
use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

BALTIMORE MARKET.
DEC 15.-Flour flat. Wheat 3a5c better
Brokers arc giving 41-2 for New York Elk
change. Sterling at . per cent. prem. $780,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
Second Stock of Fail & Wlnter
Goods.

ISL GH.Aa AkEDGC4ASN IN 4, NACES:
IJEIsKELL & SwEARINGEN will open on Wednesday
Thursday, 7th and sth Oct, their second stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods, all of which have been purchased
since the GREAT PANIC" Which has had the effect OF
reducing the prices rods lower than they been for
many WeRre determined to offer
to CASH aud PROMPT CREDIT buyers. Our stock is
complete embraces variety of desirable
goods, comprising a full ssortmcEt of I.. s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

CIrpERIOK NEWS INK.
received at this Office another lot OF Burrs
-. ;.r. Ink--,hs hest in the country. Orders from
'....,,rr ,as.s. promptly alleI. Terms cash r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
,7357DaILY INTELLIGENCER

WI be furnished to subscribers living in any
800, Of the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
..,, by leaving their names at the office, or at
,,,,oey's Literary Depot, corner Main and
usnfo. streets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
Sc Np- FAIL sTock!
E1C & MEM !!
50 IN %ViAT,I- ErHR IN. n n u,

-fsa I'm MALL TREiAP, N. lN=ut
sfG e s .ss S[
suffered great esiGFtoIn shul1SsGc
equain commercial history. ieay money Cod,to
such value us 10 be quite e6t MON get y per cent per
cash found easy matter obtain goods aInustlaIy
Street, wiespr, Va, enabled to tALibt 10 tse NLo
visit Ssortment Of goods (sone Of which
Ladies are requested to call and I that
Alex. tytnan es received by Bait & Ohio RAN Road,
Felns lyang rail Road and by Express oueu tlehreSst
aSsdrtmrnts Of my Goods offered and eoss inrat
boiled ann ipst rnssi Of 6n1 {. ts
Fancy colOred Dal adore siks Talta PIaId sIlkEzNew
grades; Pan french ron IS cts and r d.;
Extra Ricllall Wool Nous dc Iainss Al Wool Pladti Va
lencia FtSlrs, md variety of HreEs
fSifXMIs, NANTES AND s6ARFs-very ricI, chentle
Siayls Very rich Push sllN Very rich Stella sswls,
New style Double Shawls Bteche Long and Square
every st and quality, embracing all the novelties
JNBsDLg WORK Read French work Collars, Sleeves and
sets JacOnet anu Swiss Fo1hcngs, Edgings Insert
isR able sss is 6G
as 4sss boS 6s Ts 9ss9laslt ery
s sS gsIsLy hsap
domestic AMI STAPLE GooBsMfhs most exteEIivs
that sto be found I'D tY city, Pany
would sTst 70 tnangiaetprers at pr. sent time
N a mn s59ek than EYER,
CARPETS aud far incrs ascd ssormentover
and Of entirely new and styles colofs
FURs-Iaiies do Elsh 70 purchase super quail.
~ Of genuine Sable, Stone Maren FITCH Pnr You can
End them here IN variety and very low prices.
bear In mind that MY stock than II has been
and that all goods we're for Mt
money Hrgt viii that with facilities Of
ready cash, Goods must be- surprisingly cheap Gail ma
examine ber6reP purchasing eI2ewheIe (. > Y
Sept =9ul ~ 81 3I4fS 8fsin tins.!Eva
\ AIR ARTIoLE sot Eastern Cheese, just received and
| - for sale Sy stOclSl a. EDWARDS & BRO.
IRLED BEEF.A superior article OF Cincinnati sugar
.carsd Dried Beef just tsceiyed sale BY
|. iIslsEa aflfi D1t3He& DRAKE.
/ TJiKD sEEDEcaaaFy Hemp and Rape Seed. lust re-
ID criTelhy lnov4I T. e. JOHNSTON, lie MARKETS
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WANTED.
WHEELER & LAKIM,

= 'CStfcre88Or8 70 Z. II NtdKlDItIH.)
NJ e Il C. II II N T I'll IL o R s.,
No.2 WnslIinston ERMIl. zen
sIJ zs.-.'i 7r HEIG LING. VA
again fesuminE business in this city, We would very
respectfully old friends wcllas those
6f rredeCGSsOr that In eecipt of FAIL
AND WINTER STOCK OF CloLis, cAssimeres, Yestlngs,
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.
In calling attention TO our stock we would state that
and most Desirable of any received 10y any similar
sImenrnthe city 81 I'd 2 E, ,ftak
In soliciting continuance The patronage literally
leStOTeop the house for Tie past iour years,
All who pAronize that The enfable reputation The
house las Susiain the quality goods, accuracy
Of fit, shall be fully sustained. sep22-lyh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

las, Circulation OF any Pape. in West
ba' ern Virginia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

Meeting Of Mereaaats.-The undersigned re-
specially wish the merchants of the city and
county, and all others interested, to meet at
Rohan's Hall, Monroe ST, on Wednesday even
ing next, the 18th inst, to adopt such measures
as may be deemed proper, to effect change
in the present method Of taxing the mercantile
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

-r,--lr.ss PARL or lL4TCHES.z -. .4.ar E
CHEAP, neat and frstrate match without unpleasant
~ smell. For sale by Ijy2l-=T.zII.= logan & co. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

WHEELISG, Dec. 10, 1881
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-16

City C0unciA-Council met pursuant to
adjournment. Mr. Brentlinger Clerk, being
absent, Col Loring otliciated in his place.
Pending, the framing of a resolution amen
datory of the order of business, by Mr.. Jacobs,
the Mayor, DIR. Tanner, read report from
the committee appointed to inquire into the sub
ject Of wharfage. On motion of Mr.. Pendle-
ton, the report was referred 10 the Committee
on Wharies, for inquiry and further report as to
what charges are necessary in the scale of prices
for wharfage.
The committee to whom was referred the pc
tition of Mrs. Noah Zane, reported through Mr..
Jacobs. and asked leave to further consider tie
subject, which was granted. Petition of Mr..
Forsyth was granted. Report Of Clerk Of the
Market read and received. Petition of VIM
Neal, Alfred caldwell and others, for a flag foot
way, corner Of Quincy and 9TH streets, was re-
ferred to Committee on streets and alleys, with
DOMcr 10 act.
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,Tg6IES0AY MORNING., DEC, l6, 1851.
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Again.
GOO DOLLARS worth OF Shirts consigned to me-
Oy count Of homttmny eoncern, either wh9lessls or
retail, cheaper than the cheapest being superior Marsnes
and fine white and will be sold at astonishing low prices by
uoyo \. N, ADAMS No. SO Watersti
lOURE BRANDY In pnts quarts, and draft. Also, a
il very superior article OF Old Family Whisky and
Hnifor sale by [sepsl w. "A. EDWARDS BRO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
CONSTITUTIONS AND FACTS VERSUS
JUDICIAL OPINIONS.
To ~ Edifsy q TAs N. Y. T'ibs~s.

To ~ Idifsy q 7As ~ T. T'ios"s
sIp: Since the Chief Justice Of the United States
in his zeal to arrive at conclusions subyersve OF the
liberties both Of black and of white men, has
found il convenient to deny that black meu have the
right to sue in the Federal Ccurts; since he has as
,uned the novel position that zone can sue in those
Counts who nave rot the right to vote and since he
has assumed historical fact that b'sck men had
right to vote at the date of the Declaration of Inde
psud.nce and at the time when the Con ,tutoa Of
1879 was framed and adopted thus bssug mis- entire
logical structure upon that supposed h'to' cal tac 1t
NOV be W.. 10 look ino the records and see how they
read.
Ih.ve before me book entitled "Co>sIIIuIIoS-
CAL LAW, comprising the Dec! Saton OF Independ
",rce the Articles of Confederate on, the COnst IL
"tops Of the several States composing the Union,
&c. WashDgtop Printed and published by Gales
"& Seaior, Dee, 1870 From this tiuepsge, it
would appear that, htle more than thirty-sI yeis
ago, the Declaration of Independence, with its
selfevidsnt" truths, and without Judge fancy re-
striction to white men. WAS regarded at Waxing.
ton City Sc the chief cornerstone in the edifce Of
" Constitutional L,w."
Taking this volume fer my textbook except when
otherwise udcatet }, l proceed 10 exhibit some
tracts from the State Constitu IONS which will sho~
no might vote in the States and whether or TO Whist
ext nt dstincti, rs OF color were then recognized
The dates of the several State Constitutions are
given, and should be carefully noticed. The publish
or. give us to unde rstsnd in note tina, the CoDsu
tons as there published still In force (S2o with
the exception Of amendments noticed II appendix.
We will here DIVIDE the States into four distinct
classes:
FIRST C1.ss.-Sfates ases tanned By tktir Coniftu-
tons 10 hare had no distraction betresa " rtIte
and "colored" in The reqErcd qualifications Of
yoters at The time ien he Federal Constitution rGs
adopted.
These were Massachusetts,, Nev.York, Ne#-Jer-
.ey. Virginia, MAJ? land, NORTH Caro!ina-siI States
to which nor add as appears b. the published state
mert of Judge Carts New Hampshire, making seven
States in al.
give quotations from the several State CONSTITUTIONS
from the compilation of Gales 4 Seston.
Aaoachasetts Constitution formed II l'SV.
" Tie body polite q. . Is . eoctal compass, oy
which the rhole people coveDsnts with each clIiZen
aDo each citizen with the whole people. tast 81 snan
be governed BY certain laws for the puollc COCO
We therefore, the p,ople of Massachusetts, &C.
Preamble
"An elections ought TO be free and al the irhsbi-
tsl,s of this Ccnnorveath bASirS such qush ratio N
a. they shal estss<h 81 Their frame Of goysraDsai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
law LNTEZLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-sSEeIAL TEss-kAaoH N-Bsess
Judge R0osEv,LT.
JHr MOORE CONSPIRACY cAsH.

suPRFNz COURT-ssEcAL TEaS-kAaoH u-Bs&ss
Judge ROosEv,LT.
pHr MOORE CONSPIRACY cAsH.
d; N Pre Moore agt Eta Blackwell AID Alfred D. i<v'
Lgson. -.
TIE recen. hiGl and scqursl Of Dr. Moore 10 tns
Court o. Se@s!ons 70 charge Of conspiracy IN murAG
Nr Ityirgsop Give interest to the controversy
between ,tese parties which il might not Other WISE
The deerdapts are charged with derss1ine d.:
Moore out Of valtsble property 'itua'ed q no lo1
Brosdwsy Tbis suit Ia Brought 10 enforce ne reoev~y
II vas conntpced in 1872, but the bearing hss ben
postpoIed IL boses o. a 70 tlemeot.
Mr. Francis @. Young in opening the csss fof 0s
psot stated the fscte charged IN the complaint sss
ssn.ialy as follow:
DR.. Moore In 1871, Owned the real estate n oonu~
ye1sy He conyey,d il In trust 10 one DrekA -,
boldlpg II for some eight months, Transferred -
Eliza B. Blackwell, then the sister in.las OF ~
ir pston and now bic wife. Who, shout 'ne -bicS
gave back 10 DR.. Moore deed OF the lo-.i -
Was never recorded LvtDgstoc gfeva.S -. ~
cured bis deed az 10 ISL, sOr ne n'H uu Tt !.
ferdsnts claimed thst they ownes N H.' .,snt ~
~ Ana Iivio orton bad scted - W n"7s ssoo'
Collecting the repts Of bis psepxnVI
Tfs sn,ver denies all tbese G'exeneps- x
D.. -. vi.I esses have thus f1 oseu WsoDo
DsI .. .ep. 70 .hov the execution oftce 80
t1en Nj. Ris,i well to DR.. Moore AID his a2Sses.G
- -, Ne, 10 lend bin nooey On tho seosmy
49,, vAich. IN oocseqasrce Of De deess ."
| raeYuIS ~ fsged In procuring.
'eS 49,. q. Yosnx, Z. =. Cssdst - jazz -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17
CITY ITEMS.

The Board OF Aldermen last evening adopted a
resolution II questpg the Counsel to the Cooperation 10
memorialze the Legislature for the passage Of act
Authorizing the Controller to is-ue Per Cent Stock,
interest Iedeemabe in 20 years, for the amount Of
$3.50, ESQ; the to be applied 70 the paymen, Of
naket sites and the building of markets A resolution
was adopted in favor of appointing special Committee
to report TIE practicsbity Of another Department
in our City Govenmeut-the Department Of lIsu'-
s1ce;" Or in other words for the City to s.blish
Inursrce Company to compete with those established
by private enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-17

PHANEoTNrEs-An entirely new svle OF
picture sne r.1~ otly At the Roor osLttr No
s6S Brosdwsy corner Of Fisnt'ir 81.
Ia th... the inntene.. of the 5ess sad tbs
q, pu-it % the gsiustns shsiows cot atet
M "a ccerre they 'te ordinary fhoosses
While ~ooinrss AID rbir pecuNiiiy o. paper ~hsy
Of the oripE process are eheno' tcom ne
Vshy often witnessed Of cOUup'ns aud dU'tdsG
the orisphc ouIts.n ard Of virtually deterorane
'r- outl that determine Identity
TIE rn. ms 20 as Impressed the c,msrsis eftt 10 teL To
subsequent painting neither cbiteraut nor o.
scoring g. ~ the least .,. -
1he oue picture, 10 uniformly son and delicate the
shadows vel ttfued the hole effect highly srtist'c
pubic iuv,ed 20 Inspect specimens OF ehheusn
the li,l.a