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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-19

Honest Adpice. IS. p. Rounds, the
publisher Of the P2interS' Cabinet at
Chicago, and who is also extensively
engaged in the manufacture and sale
Of printing material, gives to his breth-
ren Of the press the following excellent
advice: ... a.. ...
"It was our intention with the be-
ginning of the new year to don a
new Dress but as we preach and en-
join economy in these hard times upon
the trade, We will practice it ourselves;
and although our present apparel is
over one year old, with little renova-
ting, we can make it last until times
are easier. While on this point, VIC
take the liberty of saying to our Coun-
try friends, that, although we keep on
hand ''lots Of Type" &C., which we
want to sell-ao not buy a penny's
aoorth more than you actually need
and cannot do without Put your
wits at work, and by increased care
and superior a00rkmanship make the
old material iooh better. If your type
is old, give it q thorough washing out
with hot lyo-take increased care of
your Rollcr9-get your Paper and
Forms in good order, and you can post.
ponc for some time getting a new dress.
II your Job-type assortment is small,
take care to make better and more
iudicious display Of what you have
If your Leads and Brass Rules arc
"short," with a little ingenuity you
can make y very respectable job of
pieces In short, put all your wits at
work and let skill and judgment, as far
as possible, make amends for want of
"sorts' in your pockets, until money
is moro plenty"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-19

THE Fairmost Bank.-At recent o.
lection Of directors for Fairmont Bank
the Directors aud Cashier were aathol-
lied To declare the bank in state of ii.
qmdatioD at any po,iod hereafter when
such a measure shall bo deemed cxpe.
dirnt. This, says the Virginion, is not
to be taken as indicative Of q design to
discontinue the bank, but only as author.
izing it, should it be deemed proper.--
The Fairmnnt Bank has been one Of tho
best managed Banks in the State, aud
although suspended like the rest, still
s'ands high. #. g... .... ... ..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-19
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y VENERABLE CLBnGYMAY.-Par.
son Green, of Hampstead. j.. /. is the
most venerable clergyman in the Uni
tea states, bcingaow ninety-nine years
old. When in his seventeenth year he
was soldier in theroyolutionary army,
was engaged in many Of tho important
skirmishes of the war, and was ono of
the hollow square Of soldiers inside OF
which the Declaration Of Independence
was read on the 1th Of July, 1776.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-19
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-19
PEI. Ceatrge Of Deaths.

The minority committee then pro,
ceeded to give comparative statistics Of
the results Of hospital treatment Of
Cholera. Under Homeopathic treat.
nncnt the facts we're as follows:
Sister of Charity Hospital at Wen.
ma, 1902 cases, 400 deaths Teopod.
stadt (yicnna), 15C cases, SO deaths (;
Berlin Hospital, 30 cases, G deaths (;
Bordeaux, 81 cases, deaths Mar.
seilles, 260 cases, Is deaths; London.
" cases, 7 deaths ; Total, 2,248 cases,
3o6 deaths. Average mortality 27
per cent.
Allopathio Hospitals, Edinbure, 46t
cases, 29l deaths; Halle, 10l Cases,
53adcatbs; Hamburg, 2s3 cases, 178
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-19

Trying To KUi HimSeE--In Front
Royal, Va, on Tuesday morning last
VIM. Marion, a young man Of about "
years OF age, took an axo ond cut him
self severely in the head, throat end ono
OF his feet, and bad ho not been arrest.
ed would have killed himself Ills TO-
coNery is considered doubtful, being
very badly hut.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-02-19

n IPhHc Deer. "A very largo whito
doe was killed few weeks since in Pc.
cahontas county, by Mr., Thomas Dilly.
II was undsuolly large, and almost pcT-
fcc0y white .#saa 10 =.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

terni.y; Grafton BY George w. Cults of Ne~-f"ft
Cite; poem by the Rsv Robt Wiiiismscn Of Troy,
n. Y Tuesday evening Aug. g. przs rhetorical -1a'-
bition the orators are from tho Junior Cls" o. +.
Bull, G. +. X. Royce, W W Williams; Sophomore
Clsss, W. II. Harwood, j. II. Knox. d. S. Phillips;
Freshman Clsss, G. Lopguuir George II. Mills, j 5.
SpsdiDg; sfltr which Wendell Phillips OF Boston vii
address the Adelpbic Union Society. "wednesday.
Aug. !, is Commencement: day proper The grsdu.t-
ing clsss numbers Sc. The appointments are as fol-
lows; Vsledictory II. NJ. Lyman Sslutstory Grafton,
j. g. AIMEE; Philosophical Grafton, j. Dervey Cl'ss-
icsl Grafton, w p. Stricksud; mstbeustcl Grafton,
j. Nj. Alexander; English Grafton, Stephen H. Tyng,
i Historical Orator. c. j. Lyons; Meaphy ysicsl Ora
tin S. NJ. Cleveland.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

,,.s. ding the conditions OF the race J"
know snyisngH gH..wei | replied in the negative,
isSss a;s~ vii .in1Ds S.ys Ssos"P to s.sP
to Toe s.d s..a.wsrd Of shsgswsunock Reef and then
Ps ,:ss sss to I'd r.sss s,sSh It. .'tis T.
dbefs o. bs6 rot and then lef'. / sailed the
rspsS sscopSi,s sSs to shat conceived TO be M, Ha.
yes ye,os: ois. printed 10 the pewspspeTs should nave
the orecton ,S,o,o irasmucb ss | should have gone
equally gone e.s,rock 49,. Reef With regsrd TO the
i,sde o. 80 IN some of tbe newspspsrs that tho
is'pusOo "s sseep. have simply to state that We
Rsbsees u.su on boTd sud therefore could not have
bad % swspp Il We had f ncued To these facts am
usta ZEN .e .,ske Az stidsvit if required; ,.r
81, ty,on,,, Messenger ssys that tse each OF msekc
JM re p,esen, tine has not been quarter OF
"ei Up j.st yesr This intelligence comes from
W N'.s ~ TOWNS Of the CsPs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.


Yesterday the reporters were aetQsished by the a-
pearsnce OF Mr.. Kerr at the meeting OF tue Board.
As DO notice of his coming had been given and from
The fact th6t for the last dozen meetings he
mad Pefsleeo in staying away, 1t had been supp >sed
mai be would never meet with brothers Haskett and
Holmes aCaln. Consequently the reporters marveled
exceedingly upon bis sudden and unexplained advent.
StorsEeepers licenses were granted TO the following
Persons upon tie payment Of $50: Joseph Mckee
bon. No 292 BICome street. a. Bininger Co., No.
y Liberty strect; Biuinger & Dewitt, No. II Pine
street; Wm. knspp, No. 30 Washington street.
M. HAsHETT submitted an anonymous communics-
tion irom resdent of the Ninth W1d, calling upon
The Board 10 prosecute two persons in Washington
stree. for violating the excise Law.
Mr. HASkETT WAS of the opinion that the comInuni-
Gallon should be published and that the writer thereof
oe requested 10 como forward ana give his name, 30
thst the Board could act in the premises
mr. HoLsss ss Counsel to the Board, said that he
would sue any person if the proper proof was furnished
in; but he would not employ spies; neither would
Be act As himself. The co nmunicstioa before the
Board was unworthy of n,.cc.
mr.. His1ETT withdrew his suggestion.
mr. la Fargo here asked about the applications of
sohn heating and George w. Brown, VINO applied TO
Asve new licenses grated on the old petitions
,he Board uoauimously decided that new petitions,
! 81, ~ mest ee presented.
lpm. "'N '-' '0'u''
4 DuiinS .'e proceedings the truuvirste occupied
1 tee JsdRs's beocb. 1'sNi'eu p0'''io" "pO"
MI uASkh'T states ths. large number of persons
eia eau dsIy az his office Tor copsa p,oars but no,
maze saP icatons. He supposcs theteasoR these
ppsSse seons nsre no. eeen forthcoming is tina. the
tee question cf renewal of licenses on the nsns of
se year. Thi- fully explsos the apoarent Il r.osncv
i sticn wss referred 20 yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
MAAHAkD.
NrERN-kIERNA

pUFFY-KiERNAN-OL Monday Jure 2s BY tho Rev. T ].
Mooney Thomas Duty Ms, Annie Kean all OF his city
UaRPER-TBORNE-I this city Tussdsy June 49, by the
Rev Seymour Landn Philip j. A. Harper 70 Augusta ST.,
Youngest daughter of the late Ssnus Thorne OF Hempesd
Long Island.
ONEIL-MORFET-In this city. on Wednesday June 80. In
ct G.orges Chuich. BY ths Rev Stephen H. Tying. D,
William Wallace OEel o New Haven, 10 Lucy g., daughter
of John Mofe. ESQ, Of Nsw-York
PRArT-sWITZEa-In this city By the Rev D. BarchsrA
Adam Pfst Of Ssybroot Conn " Harriet r., d,ushtef
Arcrew Switzer OF this city
RIANHARD-BALDWIN--In Ills city. At ths Residence Of
John C. Wok ESQ., By the Rev Or James Alexander Thos.
M Rsnh.rd 70 JENNIE daughter OF the Joshua Baldwin
OF Columbus, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

The Phenix Bank has declared q semi annual divi-
dend Of = cent, payable July The Nassau Fro
insurance Company Of Brooklyn, q ssn,s annual div-
depd OF y cent, payable July j. The SIth-Avenue
Railroad, aeri annual dividend Of cent, payable
Aug. o Tne cars of this Company Ce now running
through al the way to the Central Psk. Tns Cont
rsn.aI Bank. a semi-snnual dividsHi OF - oest,
payable 9Th July. The Market Bank Y cent pay
Abe 10th Jaly. The New-York County Bank, 81
cent, payable lst July, The Ters Hsuts end k'ch-
mo nd Railroad, dividend Of Y cent, payable "a
JAY at the Farmers Trust Company. The Co'amoas
and Xebia Rslrosd, 4 Y cent, payable July Ihs
Rome and Wstertown Rosd, 3 cent, payable i1ea
July, at the Peoples Bank. The interest msfu''ns
July on Farm Mortgage BoOds Issued TO heeosos
AZ Rockford Railroad, and interest on Ksnoshs WIS.,
City Bonds and Farm Mortgage Bonds issued 70 tns
Ksuosbs and Beloit Railroad, also % tirst MOTT
gage Bonds, viii bs paid at the P'oP'es BANK In
New. York on and after July Tho coupons o. tae
McDopough Go. Illinois Bonds issisd 70 the Nor'a-
eru Gross Railroad Co, due Juy !, win be Psa
at the Office Of Woodruff & Co., No. W Bsosd stress.
The interest on The mog age boads Of the Dayton aaa
Michigan Railroad, and on tie bonds OF tho CIyo o.
ChDicothe, Issued to the Marietta and Cncinnsa ksa-
road due on the Ist Of July, VIII be psid on teS ev
At the house Of WiasIow, Lsnief q Co.. NO.
SO Wal stres.. The coupons Of the Goneses tsnsy
Railroad Company, due July Id, VII ~ Psa y ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
BROOKLY YN LIEXS.

BoaRp oF HriLrH-Ths Board met yesterday,
AID. ksbaei'ch in The chair. A large numoef OF va
can. lots were reported as nusapoes and referred 70 The
Hesllh Wsfdsns. Toe hsir.cu,lipg factory N WILSON
street, which had been com2l.ned OF a. nuisance,
was reported upon a. rot Objectionable resolution
&c purchase lwe 70: didribnicn IN the streets wa'
passed Mr.. J. T. Hldreth addressed the Board on
tie sutsc. Of Hu,teis COW stables, designating them
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

CUHHlSSlONEhS Or hiOho III ,,osIa,
The weekly meeting of the Bosrd Tas no'u yest9t T
On, a. the ofias in xc.en street, Hon. GULiAS u
VJRrfANCK 10 toe Cu6lr . =.
Bills 10 the smouot Of 81 900, due the counties,
vsre audited and ordered TO be psid.
A 90 communication was reoelved from DIR. Is sFeu,
Ctis at Msine Hospital, stating that the
Tinted States Gcers bad refused him the rSe OF the
Government sorehouss tor tue storage OF .ae Isg
Health Officer. The matter was referred TO the
MsrDe Hospital COMMITTEE.
The passengers of the ship Charles Cooper, Capt.
Coffin. from Antwerp complso that during the pas-
cage they were very badly treated. Among other
things they cay tbat their food vas bsd, water in
sufficient and sometimes not served out at all the
ccnfsct stpusted for cooked provisions but the food
wee served ~ raw end the passengers, being unpro
yided with cooking uteDss suffered greatly IN coase
Qrencs. Medical attendance upon the sick was Who'll
ly wanting, wneu gwen enormous ices we're charged
for the same. The passengers were beaten by the
crew. and their faces tsred and bruised by order Of
the captain, without rsseon or redress.
The complaint was referred TO the Nice.Presidert
with power.
Annexed l. the usua weekly statement of the affairs
Of the Bcsrd
Number Of emigants arrived June 2s less.4 $50
Number Of allan emipanis arrived since TO June SO. 2l6t
Total Oh
TO ''ine aste IN ~
1883. 1857. 1886.
Member Of inmates IN Institutions - -.
at w,Ua'. Issud..."..,.:::.:.. l,O7s llH 1854
Number Of inmates in Marine -, -.
HOsPis1. IN lS l-6
Totl..."................... l,22s 1874 ! l4sS g
IsseS.,s s'2h jan LIS lsSs; g u
hecP. since TO June 30 lsSs tor COM % -, @,
mutation "a alien pasenseIG, &c.. osa ~ S%iE" -
Total .....,..,.,..,,,......sll427s 27s Z,
TO JrSs 2S is5S.....'. ..............'s sss.sl 81
SasdS esPens's o JCne 10 aud Is HISS IL $50 s.
Balance - Counmuts,ion Fund .......... S17SlS n
The Board then adjourned for one week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

soos during the lat Two years cl.edes,tel ely plot-d
veese,s through Hrh G ste. Justice Cornoly srued
wsrs1t for the arrest Of cspt. Csike and PLACED tie
prccess in tne hsnds OF Officer King. Tee C,ps'a
wss s-rpeteG soIne time ego similar charges ard ia
low under bal, swa;g .as action of the Grand jury
in the matter
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
pUBLIC MEETINGS.

CONFINEMENT or THE UNIVERSITY.
Tsa r.;ver,i;y Of the City Of New-York held its
.,,,re, cement yestsrdsy 10 Niblos Tnester, which
ds,selv crowded ladies' constituting the greater
-, oftbs sudeuce The officers Of the Coiversity
"a hei, cues,s met st the Uoiver'ity building before
az .,A,cses ard went to the Thesier 10 procession
E.o fcIlouino order Of exercises wss foilowed:
Nrte By Dodvo-hs Band.
- n. pss D., F-ris ChancelT Of the Uoysrsty.
10 ss aic,y Addresses. with Eus'h ofson samuel J.
Care, 2 spsory S,s Alare.e, with orson. Frederick H.
Adams -, c,... 4, .r,a,;cs rouis I g,sick
o..sw S,Io.ce and it. copenssons Samuel B Parish of
NtSst cieR~ba.y sid Driy. R. Lawrence Van Koos Fat
0IGs &C. u pbg,.opby samus Dodd of New-Yort Cry.
Orsior- -Runs in the Ola World George Gray Of Clihcn
o,.tionThs sudeut, Mls,ica William X. Van R@yosn Of
"o,s,jtFloouenca Iohu L. ssryin Of Hsvor9:raE " Z
Poern-A View Of Life. Lawrence H. MLS OF Ne~-forf
or.toc spd with vaescOy Addresses. Thoma Carter of
New Yosk City.
The Lstin Saluta.ory was commercially brief and
.be oo..on on G,ooian Philosophy took the place of
,n,eek oration Most Of the speakers retired loaded
with bcqusts.
TIE following deere5s We're conferred:
B-ssgpe T. Carter Thon.. GaIte, Ca1-e. ch,an .iE
oy samuel 1Sed tsw'cIG@ & H. ~ coos * Of ooms.
n.s ~ Gtsy of a'ep Is SsDue r. parish oi NeyrE
p - Ihu l. So rein Of iaversIaw; Iewrencc hH h'-ToA
y; ~ s,.,Srsh T. I Wn1 X Van Reytfn Of BeIgeo, ~ }.
..Ssr Of Science-LeWs l.. Fosdck o. Jsmaca, J." l. )
7cAs'S l. Frame jr Geo,Re &. Post Of New YORK; "a, a.
M-Joho CTc;h.rs hchets0n OF class Of S' "h '" DC
nj. n,on on Of cs.. Of "a. Of EewY9lk
PH n WIZ g House Of New Jersey; j. Mitchell ~ VIZ
,i. .,es Cummis q Of Central A1eHcS Omu p d9 o.
Eoa,.ccpt. Charles L0brSp Of iNsochusetts Henry '"
Csyp~p,er Eawsrd Maole Ct New York Aaron r. sniiA o
fipo M-Tho Rev James Baird Anmnu' Of Bslfa'.
ce LELAND aud Pastor Of Presbyterian Church, d. Joan
NIB E., NJ, ,,A.o . u NJ ,ha P,as
hxtsrsn Church Phiadep pbi. the Rev John NJ Reid A d
3,t ntvs,v P1,ident Of eDesee College. New York the
Rev Peter scheImerbop Chsuuce5, Rector OF Iares
New York the Rev Van kaslte, OF tue NetbetAqds hN
land Mlobe.r; the Rev Noah Poror, tafse fioYsspf
~ Nol Philosophy AID Metaphysics. 1&e CoeFe ,ue nov
Irbn n MardvH M, Of st. Andrews scoh.nl Pastoi 0!
SAND, Fcrds C6aeb Gaso~i the Rev. L. r. Bunseoer' "e
IL John LOthrop Motley, author Of 1.-THE Dutch Re-
n, Of sr,ic --rhemes Hastings ofNew-York.
the Annual Prizes were awarded in the Freshman
Glass:
Latin 10 James g. Murray, r. " Greek to James Murray
NAH 1tics 70 John Cisnr, HatUgs upon Hudson Also
Spo Prize for hghest standing In these hree de-
ard bis very close competition with each OF the sue
cessfal csDdide;ss TO Lemuoi skidmore, NJ T.
10 the Sophomore Class:
Latin Gretk and MsthemScs to William H. tPhTsnoe OF
Jspaiee, l..
A Testimony Of Proficiency was also awarded to
H. Augustus Crapstoun of New ork and the exerc'e
closed with the benedictcn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

! VoshESeistSI AT WILLIAMS CoLLEey-Supiav
sSerpoon, Aug. /, Bsccasmiste sermon By President
nOpkrs Sunday evening, Aug. l. address before the
sns Theological Society by the Rev. Stephen IL.
,As' u. ID. Monday evening, Aug. ., concert by the
aeoosi-sohn Quntette Club Of Boston. Tuesday
''hg' Aug 3, address before the Society of Alum
W Inc Rev. John Morgan. d. D., OF Obsriin Col
wi ooaysa!On exercises Of the Alpha Delta Phi f1a-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

Bulls IIEAD.-By looking at our cattle market re-
po,t ii viii be seen that the beef cattle market yeser
day lower in proportion to cost and quality of the
stock, than il has been before for several yesrs, and
the sales of the chocest droves could not be effected at
prices equivalent to cents per pound for the meat.
saving the hide fat and offa TO tbs butcher, whils
lower grades yet still fair quality for market retailing
beef, sold at prices only equal to to cents per
pound with abundant assertions Of owners and cattle
brokers that buyers at these depressed rates did not
sllow the weights which the bulocks would actually
make by quarter to half cwt. esch. 1t was Ger
tainy serious day for the drovers-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

SPYIDY WAY oF DisrosisG OF NoTE.-Oficsr
K'rg Of the Los Police Court, yesterday morning
arrested German nerned John II. Cordes. Charged
With tseIirg LIP and Obiiterati'g proui'sory note.
Ad.lire Adep Of No. 100 Baxter street. alleged that
she wss the owrer of csrtsin Fronss'ry noe, sde
by Coidos in bfr favor FOR the payment Of the s1m Of
s2O0 on the 18th iust. On the l6to, IN company with
ber busbend she presented the rots TO said Cordes,
when Re tore it u2 spd refused to pay the face of the
instrument. Justice Connolly. bsfore whom the &C
cused wss tskep comui'ted him to prson to answer
tie charge. in default OF ) 900 bail
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE PiLoTAGE Laws
Yesterday morning, Henry A. Masor, a licensed HuTi
Gate and East River pilot, appeared before Justice
Connolly a. the Lover Police Court and made CON-
plant against Capt Clarke Of the s.esnug A. Clarke
or L. Clarke charging him with being engaged in
po:ipg vessels through ur Gsse and the East R'var
in open violation of law. Mr. Mason alleges thai on
Friday or Saturday st Clarke fastened his tug 70 four
vessels subject to piotsge and took them through
HUI Gate, contrary to the statute IN such cases made
and provided and that be received fees TOR the sss
vas further alleged that Cls.ke had On vsress occa-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
NEW,JE,RSEY ITEMS.

RLcoyERED.-The body Of Alexander Cox. who was
drowned Long Dock Sunday afternoon was found yeser
,y morning the Paterson Dock by Capt InDan u tho
schooner msgesn Coroper McAn held inquest when
verde. ct accidental drow'sins ran6ored.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

CRY PRISON CoNMIrMzSrs.-DuriDg the month of
7 persons nutted 10 tho City Pdon
charged ws intoXic 81 hshtinx
stealing l. nslciou. che y,srancy d larceny disor-
Derry eecr s'ssu 3: robbery, gambling
oomu.irT nussnces, pasog bal money, murder each
p,sue OF these IS natives of Ireland IL OF
Enssnd Germany, OF Scstsnd II of the Cned States,
aId Of Africa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
RIAL Es1sTE.-The following Gales Of YorkeIs
property were made yesterday at tue Merchants Ex-
ehapse by A j. Bleeckes Son & Co:

2lot. South Bfosdwsy b. vc.hin gton ard Pospsctss
ss55 Observation-Disclosures. l5D
lc n g. Washlrstor b. Jt de.soi ~ and Broadway 30
2lc- WsshiD eion-s, b. Jrh-fson- Il and Riyrfda--
Ay., S.95 esch.. ...''. ''o
lots q Washinsoust b. CLIFTON st. sad Rverdaeas,
lots D. r. cor May snd Grnnrlss, s275 eacs,.. llvo
z!o' g.. "'ihOeA''t' = s' ''J 'Ht f s0
lie. ~ co., Rner. is., av ana :, Msry-at..,.. SIS
io' ''.''a' o. o' a',' 'ua 1000
t'S-o"f :. C:r,.il., SO
io.. Endonst b nusl s Clinton IS s rs s,oh 17s
10: cor Hudson sud Gr mel
~. yyf,h.,,o,., ., - U-lis.v ... go
". Woodeine-st, Z. Wells .............. w
New.York, lot e. 2iAv.. oo4 SO kst 2j rO0... Zso
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE WILL. OF John LA FARCE.
sURIOGATE's COURT JrSE So.-Betore EDWARD C.


sURIoGATE'S COURT JrSE So.-BetOrs EDWARD C.
To-dsy the viii of John Ls Fsrge, deceased, was
propoui ded for probate by SIR. Joho Bnsse. one "i
The executors. He was accompanied by Mr. Charles
EdwsIds az bic counsel The will IA very short. aoi
1t. provi ions confined 10 the family Of deceased.
The citation j. return able OF the eth Of July
In the M.t.r Of Lhe WIN ot Esther Edgar deceased.
The questions raised in tins case are whether two
clsuse, the u which bad be- stricken out after rs execution
hy be e-sx herself should be- allowed 70 stsud part OF
orsr instrument whether ths should Dc akeu as re-
orly far the belues he' Involved or whether
y.stsd the whC will Counsel t the eNeuors
ortestts closed The argument today and the suErosas
iuserved hs decision.
The sills of Csorge Richmond and Gertrude
Vntec. deceased. sdn.ttsd to probate.
TIE wills of Jouathan Miller and Janet Wilkinson
of, red tlr probate
Ia tie vii case of Henry Pstchin, deceased, con-
side abe testimony vas taken.
SUPREME cOURT-CH,MBrRs-Irne SO.-Bef6re Judge
SUTHERLAND -DECrSIONs.
Lewis r. INGer et Al. ACT. John Nj. Boden ct Al
TIE execution issue against the joint debtors not released
| from bsleurr due aud interest
10 show cause G!schure sud mo,i)n denied with 81 sta
In the matter of J4mes McCourt agt. Bedeis Nc
Court -Oer .to~ Of April Z discharged The case
does not s1tboe the ntmrt receiver curing me pen
Gtrcy e the .Ssucd Eoed previously BY judge Davies
Augustus p. Woodruff ag,. John Hurson ct al
Motion d. led without costs
Crnrles NJ piles et a. agt Geory 20 p Byxbs ct al
Motion granted with costs TO abide event Of the suit
John Golden agt. James Meyers ct sl.-Motioa de-
ried without costs and without prejudice.
SUPERIOR COURr-SpEcIM TssA-Juac 30-Before Judge
BOswoRTH-DEcisIoNs.
Hclbrook sgt Wilson & Brown IT the case Is 70
he submitted the esetd tae tact must Be
communicated 10 the Court oy saturday next
Murdock sgt. Hoyt.-PaItculars or1ered
COURT COURT cahENDAhSN ,ESGsA N@s. HsH6 ~, o67, 9ss,
u 80 ST. a56 G'd 7, 81, s' aic 5i 5i2 5'5' no. 74 5
SrppEns CouRr-SPECtAL TrRr,-Nos. lS6, 1870,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
ADVERTISEMENT !

IHE ME11LLIL IhbLET CTHOF- y
Orc. sArNpERs D. 1876 This TIE genuine srsce sAs eev~
ben equs-d Tor producing the knsst 2ossib- eese 20
Can b. obtAr a OF the subsor sni sos =
9. oAuApgkS store No Asor Bous
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

CENsURED.-The Jury In the csse Of the inquest on
the bcty Bridget Murphy Who had both legs cu,hea By
6 the New Jersey trains Tuesday, eenIuTod the Off OF
the allowing vendors ard pddi-rs 10 into the
CONTRARY 10 the rule of lmpny.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
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CIT Y ITEMS.

Messrs William Macon, Theodore Thomas, Mossn-
thai Mstzks ard Bergusnn, assisted BY Car An
schuz viii give two concerts in Pennington, Conn, on
Thursday and Friday evenings, July ard.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

ss huisantss, ard ssLe tie Bssn 10 enforce tbeiaws
It's Prre,dess s'sisd tb&t tcs Cvutnco Council ss,
toe pcpef ood5 70 sppIy to- resolution asking tire
Mrysr TO cal 'peeia meeting Of tie Cemuon COur-
eli to elsc' HealfA Officer WAS pssssd, and sub.c-
qaenty rest-sted, Ehea tee Boari sJjOuned for one
week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

Secretary Cobb and one or two other members of
the Cabinet are in Philadelphia looking after baidog
sltes for The Government They may be expected in
this city in dsy or two.