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, 1859-06-27
From Chicago to 1Iattoon--State Of
f1hr

u
NATION. fosrsC To-, ill., 1uar ssi,
AT half past eleven this forenoon, left the
Illinois Central Depot, on tour Of observation.
The first fifteen miles Of the distance present IN
special feature Of interest to the agricultural
tourist. Then come occasional farms, with
sickls looking corn and patches Of short
nnd weed, sprius wheat. The vicinity Of Cal,,-
met constitutes all exception, for there saw
potatoes i'll blossom, and well tended corn foot
high But the general average height Of tue
eoru fur QUO hundred miles south Of Chicago is
not more than six inches, with, perhaps, ten
per cent. m'ssing-at least not visible-anl
mostly ovcr'toppel BY lusuriant weeds; spring
Wheat unusually thin nnd weedy, but hcalt!y
looking; oats, scarcely any to be sccn-lcss
rye-still less barley. This section, rs cou-
, 1859-06-27
3Dubltr D0uSes.
| \ X Z VIEW HOUS E,

- H. r. CHESTER. Propnrtcr
!tasisk purchased this will known establishment ha~e
5ea'tTd tLs tate. srT pied it with fu.nsurr nale
nun:er ~ 7tlfo a:,d esaca. calculated the
xA1s & tse pulls, and trrshy a:.aunce hat |. !.
nFa 1Hd 1e4y !"rEe rrtr:"a of The locality Il
nty 10 se Lase it.ch tie a,:sa.ts- *atEy b1th1n=
the most IL .r..e .po, for W-stera pco2e - take 1c,as
ffnnl t4s. dust a:4 ~7:te"u;c~
LeatcleE with tae:r families who des!:e ia pas ftrv
fra the h." ard list II the ety, will consult
= ~ vel Il health a@a sctIeilun BY calling md
H.. Hc,e!. u W. f:HESWTrI.' ri '1'
t:+!n
, 1859-06-27

The annual commencement of Ee!"it College
will take place on Wednesday, ,hc 18Th IF July
nrxl. The Naccaaureatc SERMON will be deliy-
erred by the President, in tllc Presbyterian,
church OIL the afternoon Of The previous S:4l,-
hath, The Rcr. j. blanchard, If t:ale.bur..
will address the Missionary :'orietv on sabI..,l,
evening. The Hon. owen Lovcjuy, Of Prince
ion, ILL.,, will give discourse before tho lrcl.:.
an Society On Tuesday evening. The cum.
mrncclcnt oration vii! he delivered 'y ,l,: Rev
Axarals Eldril:c. Of Detroit, III "Wednesday
morning. Tic exercises Of tlr .r:s.llsa,iu. class
will occupy titr afternoon Of Wednesday.
Candidates for admission IL ts'!l'*c classes
will be examined IN Tuesday, te d., b,tos"
commencement
, 1859-06-27
Educational.


4 UtOKA UTE
CLARK SEMINARY.
irs. t. .., Il aGEoKs, Kss osa, a'Hfa1s H. f. e.
E.:c- n.!:*- fi,''n tki,a:r. '
ric +-1:'.,;a 'he Al: Of the Frz River cr+s,
te ti;v ard vast u .::yer-.t.! Cv.ry and IL
sni;t:y ica;s:::I a,1 .a'tful in ..tai;un Ihs Lett
irts o made IT Til .s;.n ,e III: in he sc.t
style II ~tt tksan>hij aud il h:e architectural t4st.
Fti.inrs r:. sc;Ie y extended 4. 10 aa,d
n.etr division Ut l.r AID nsfc lie creates; e1ee~n
ty '!e thrrEt II .n-tsutliu, and tAt rv..-t vcsr.-
ny t'ihe t"i*- II ia. He-i:A!c .,ht.u:eGer Il,
kHcl..- Lau:":y. .t:rH,Hns l;sr!a;t Eoon La:.,::-
~ Kon~ fr Esvlt4tira a!t:r:. Muse. ',rra.le,ta.
>ts:vnet 4a >ervat!o In s e., Eaer9, ins;itut:ora
'.s sa:~: AID c>:cfa ca!:ta III, ne.li:<c pnytr
dtt:..
COURSES or STUDY.
THE coxNoS Sctlsn i'RAxeNI> vii! receive .eeesal
a:i.:tE. AottlEk will be SLOWED 10 su;e94ere tEczs
asc ~ w.: Il: til! III. nd sessasn rlc4e f9
tuiL,aE fK1rAE.7okE Clrt.E trast!y AcltcEc,. ain.
n Fl = :a G!t1 - a1;es.,; ~ Ma!E I
tro"th tha. of cur be>, MezcrtIe Coe:cA ,sni ~
21>r'" r~f~o-t rHt.' ~ t'1'i.n.
viii give weekly 1rcu.e>, :u..rlfsd viii! .ketn "a
,Eai"ay lhysnlo:y and Hygiene Ly,u:es ~ Axf:rui.
t. H. St9tz Z IT, :'inS v!s : = W*
IEt Ntntkx !AS'irAs1 arr sau:ht hy nrns~a4 who
50; L an! write hrn; fue1ly'te 'ici:=aa Ly Ea,ve
1lreaGh sou;:e i. Arranged. IN the eA1rSe Of a
A';e ross%so; aF>sned !" qualify ru1''* hr .aeiax
tEaw.So. PA,S7:sa ard uksAxkxrA1s In Tue hanls
In department l. purpose 10 furnish thosorxa
Instruction. sad as ~. - er *h Il r-'tht" the
The tenn ecE:me=ees September Isl. 1*2. Fo- Circulars
ecEhEAc Asst Il VI bkS?2aiS fs;G!a HACKNEY r,e,a.,,
Esr, LEVI JEzka Setrtary. }e!5:,.-.5.Y
, 1859-06-27

~ The Telegraph now in process Of con-
strncsion between Hannibal and St. Joseph, will
be finished in three weeks,
, 1859-06-27

| fF II y"l ~:1t I n'n..lv
MLLE>. >Mirlt StU.S'
! IL Lat stvr1.
| - 1:t'' want / 1-n..!tta
lunsy ii" l.-.i. ~ T.. rs
| !akr IT. l;ul.'E>, :Milh
| Sc II I'll wa-, f.y,r
(; j@%tifss: & s;. !arfa aiiiiiSi k s;'.. J..
| s'"14',: e Itair l'...>"e. -
l.. E''lLE>. SMITH i GU.
| f:s LAlr'>t.
1T T"n war.t y Ehsu,.t.
,s:,i;Lks sairli s;ii': I'd ts'. J.
fs-'. H.. !''s:i IL i, :;iIs' s"s;if ss;irii fl
Hl 1t ynn wans a li.4s I',*
fHifii Hi'''i i e.. s.. !: +: ..5.:EH;: r.: !:
$;:: ;':::T:; II; +; z; ;;$' ;' ';'';:
- lf yni wait II l'.i, Nil,
il H;M,ii:t*'" i =" >Mriii iii''; / c.. -
st-lf y"u VII. ~n:e run,r
Y: :;'';:.i; i;;ifs iii :!'% *,;ipiiIy ); ii9iiIy
fEf.r Em;:'n,'-, tL,rk.
x" X t. si:,I:ii: ::'ii.is, t:"iii: s;iir!i III;
:s,f"r t,""Sh tas':!'* 9:
i-akrsi, Evi.LE*.A s,Mrn
TF"r n r"~,h-. Taste .r
Il ;sHiEs: =: :; sniiS IT,: L 60. $".
n r.. = L!vsra.a r,,r.p.
IL; E.:,n't.. ~ !" Ia'LLEs,
r. F:r V"7nfri:s ~! 1',~.
{iS%* i. .''!si;i: M'iiEs. i: :: sMira NJ L
AC'I.. ~ L4kr.,.
~ For A,rrn:trnln. l!a%-
lahr.Es sMIIm s 10,
- Era nn;e,,r for al hi.
.,:st'. :s I;iai N'iiEs. L; T. :Ntru III i1st (
EFF-r Ecrn.>,v f., l,t+e
iii. fa;il ( Thrill II fHIS ! -, t; II. t.
tTF"1 f,nsy ,s.s.t> Brush
!"lI u: k!. XII salfiE| I III; ( c"s.:. r.: i,
Lak> Il.
9b- For 1tan.ikerbis: Er-
;;'.i.Es. rfi Il. ssiTi 'sstiTH%sx I e. s. n !:
Az! .A!"",,..! >iti~.sf.r
t'*: ,ir ..- t.r III. n,ata,.
nsf'''s' ,,.;'',, f., e., ~! ~ -; ,ri, & Tx
co.. sA I~.As.t,
TO ED l0lE iGrSE OF BED BrCs
TO EiD Y3rR n0rSE OF EED ElCs
l:se Butchers Dead Shot.
Use Butchers Dead Shot,
THE REST HCG POISON IN t'sE.
THE BEST 1IG POISON IN USE.
AGENCY AT
AGENCY AT
, 1859-06-27

FOR SA1E.-1IALT! MALT!!
Constsntly On kaad sad for sale rereet rrtees By
WHITNEY s KlABALI. u; klnz!e street. a36u
, 1859-06-27
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
BOLLES, SMITH & CO..
13.l Lake Street.
13-a Lake %9recf.
III 0 RE TO HE ADMIRED
ArA Tl[.tT TIE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

What7 Why Beautiful Hsad Of Hair.
our E:sr r., hsa.:.f a:'!:;:, H., ny bloom
'h- t**h r. + t.. .,",s u I; s ~ is;n t. s"s
tsn a': st III ie1 @ s w. ::a , II: rs,s E ';
Iixe. The ~rstvr uf atss Is LIE e-rsr4trd ria;st
r., v New f"ax. April nth. rs:s.
tue isa,!"ns ~. un<i T I'm 1 IT, to s1,ns 7" ,n
hAr 70 ,t- "tl*nl e"'"f: asns the If a..d il
'hs sSS y a;y hss ri @ x;sx SIsa
*rsis .tEinal h"t Ienttr your Restorative ~ very
~oad+11u4 INVENTION quite ecioHs well arerp,e
'F - '''s. 8 I'll; fmi;1pEna.
"D1sA Il 5c.yr:ayl:t:"
". Is Nassau street, Apn iii. ls:s
~seI. Stc :. y"nI li.r :.ss ss. sf u
Eave u ny wife WIN ece't. TN h+r hair tils
sat 1o'!*s' s s s'i e'':5 y t 't-
NJ a!thc Kray hairs 10 tsk hruwn the TINS u-
nyns ~ sh;ssnu H. q nae hail. strongly! ,h
sss & " D persons cAKGEs M q :ta cAkDEw fSisi: Of
Psez -. woop: viii eoan,l<"<e i. !se'l,,neza
III; VI l:s;st s.1 sss aas
fess tt
w ts:'e1e them to Their .tar! e"c, + a! relieved
.ess "@ts e" "s2A' ''s' + xiISY
rxo,: woop-Ahu. .~o year, ae" ny hal. commenced
llnE ~ Ant turning gray. was fast bctoning tad aud
your Ies;o{ss!se y January lat, fsw applications fsat
eaed n'y ha:r nrnlY logan to oil ur. Ern~ uut aat:
nll;y rstSrS TO- il, original eo:s health md app*Ian-s
Chicat". ILL.,. Mar l. Is3; l. n HOES
lse ke:iohstre Is tut IN h"tt'.. of time s1ea Viz
te.ats sor oae COLLAR per aoe lie nrun Aolds Il !ean
taehtY PR cent more In rro;o,ton than snail retau
Tor fWo 'tol!4s, per hoe ID arse it;* nrar korv ~
etn5' Totx Y rroonoa 3nd retail, for nee dclla.s.
fofk tln the k1ea New York WTe Rs:;in Eftsiisnuen
and IL Market st.. st. Louis No.
And sold By II Rpod Druggists md Faae7 Gopos pe.er
An.3.Su " As.A~A
, 1859-06-27

ATONE s. CO.'S 'S-Celebrated Pat
~ tent Self ssass: Fruit Jars fo. r;c*erv.as fruit
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Also Tia Fsus Ca2s at al sizes Il
a. II. l. q. II. M1LLEK'S.
%f7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

DOSA BONHEUR's HORSE FAIR
N Saropys splendid engraving of Rosa Bonheurs world
renowned painting ready for subscribers This magn
specimen Of furnished together with years
scrpon the United States Journal IA popular monthly
over $1,000 subsnber at the extraordinarily low price Of
One Dollar. The usual price of such engraving Is from
three five dollars propose, by issuog very large
edition 10 place IL within the reach Of the masses
has received the highest testimonials of favor from the
eminent I. r. Rossiter Rev. Dr. Prime, Rev Dr.
Stephens and good judges whose letters copied into
crcnar.
We every lover Of art and the beautiful cs
Office examine the engraving send 81 Is and it
forwarded by return mail of Charge safely
In strong tube also the United states Journal year.
j. NJ EMERSON 4 Co. Publishers
No 81 Park Row. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

GRAND SOIREE DANSANTE.
VI TO NIGHT cTHuRSDAY)
AT MADAME SATvAGEAU'S ACADEMY,
GAS BROADWAY FIFTY CENTS.
MADAME FERRERO) jackson, 70 WEST THIRTY.
l sixth street. has received from Pars 10
aseonabe nav French Quad,ie Le Prince imperial e
eped by the Emp Engepie Glass OF Wodna
Gays and saturdays, and Mondays and Thursdays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

DIAMOND JEwELRY-A TEMPTING ASSORTMENT.
IL at prices reduced 10 insure sale An eramnat'on
solicited An attractive variety Of Jewey In general Waiche
Silver Ware, &c, marked down on the Same principle
RENNETT. HB7 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22
TnE Second Appr.,
GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY REUNION
Of the
SCOTT LIFE GUARD
Will take place At the
CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS.

Friday evening" December q, 1889
Tickets 81 admitting q gentleman and ladies',
Can be had of any member OF the Corps.
And at the door the evening OF the Ball.
No effort has been spared 70 occasion
one the most brilliant and select OF the season.
Military gentlemen win please appear in uniform.
sheons full Military and Quadrille Band Is engaged.
The entire proceeds Of the Ball will be applied the relief
OF worthy comrades who from wounds, sickness Distress
require the attention Of the Corps
jas NJ BAyLEs, Secretary.
HyPoLrE DARDoSviLLE, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

4 BEAUTIfUL MISUNDERSTANDING MORE
a appreciated Or appropriate than sc Of the
Eagle Enameed Furniture, which may be hat, In ali Sye
coers from S25 and upwards Mansfas,ry and ware
rooms No 6SA broadway five doors above Laura keens
theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22
RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Faro, 81 10 Absny
On and afer Thursday, Dec H. 1889 trains will Twe
y -aixth street station, New York, follows
For Villa msbrdge $50 and Il A. NJ, $50 and $40 Pm
For White Plains, 1890 and P. N.
do. 40. 6l6 P. N from depotcor White Cen. ~.
For Croton Falls, p. n, from wenty sixth street.
For hillertsn, s r. u, do DO.
For Albany, =. NJ, do. do. Mall train.
do $50 r. N. do do Express train.
Alhrough trains connect with the New York Central Ra-
road for the West
RETURNING, Will. LEAVE
WilfamsbrdGe $40 and go A. NJ, and 340P.
White Plains 8 and 10 A. n, 4:b0P.N
Croton Falls, A.
nfert0n, Al
Albany, IL A. n. Mail; and s45 p NJ Express train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22
DANCING ACADHMIEs.

-
A DoDwoRTMs DAHoING ACADExnn
Mc11.3s azS Tn. Ss rse.S.Y: and fridays s.
GLASSES ofsN AZ ALI TinEs POE BEaMNns.
Quarter eosamspsss from 1rst lesson taken
worhs vsrk dansng -, for As Of 10 papia ia
Issued
ALL TIE NEW FRENCH 9gApsnAEs!
"Le Prince Imperial" Ladies' ouairlis siso IS NJ
Partisan novelty. the "Quadrille Russo u
1xrRAcT rk0n A LETTER M0NsIEUR cEIIARUO
ro-.,,u,Y :. ma p,.o, PAHs: o. ~ ~.
n bringing out quadrie Qnadrils kussel I'm yc
ns nnsic and description Of figures
Please receive dear sr and colleague NV earnest vt
Don UEI.LARfUS - sue vivisnss
Mr.. Brcokes teaching hsse auadrles u As-
Ladies meet TUESDAYS and Fridays 3to6P.M.
HEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY
Children Wednesdays and Saturdays 3to p n.
Iades' primary GLASSES Instructed by Mrs Brookos.
Private Lessons at hours not occupied by classes.
svssY Fl
CADEMY OF DANCING AND CALIsTHENICs-
IA TREroRS elegant academies 65 West Thirty fourth ST.
Broadway N and 81 south kighh street BROOKLYN
E. D. All the dances taught with elegance OF
motion Class 10 Neg York Wednesdays and Saturdays at
r. NJ Pupils can enter at any time before May l.
nANclNG.-A NO.. SYSTEM OF TEAoHrNG-No
medately with iads genteman. By her new melood
Madame Saws premise wever
Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays and afternoons at
s. evening at O'Clock Grand soirees dsnsanes
ckpra frppt from until o,cla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

WATERS SITUATION wsNTEJ--BY A SINGLE
Protestant man tEngls Of steady sober habits and'gooi
y references ADDRESS waier grocery SOL
Houton et near Broadway, next 70 st. Thomas church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

OURS, FURS, FUES.-WM. BANTA, NO 81 CANAL
Street. corner Of Wooster street. Offering sntas
sock Of Furs reduction Of 20 osn from proes
TIKI stock Of nne Fars he hns had manufactured
DC city retail trade and In eonssqusacs Of tae
81 tho ohors de above Inducements ss
quest Of Furs All goods sold thh establishment WIN b.
warranted represented The old standing Of this
guarantee that customers win be honestly and ueY
dealt with WL BANTA, ST. Canal street.
O0rAqr Of WoonAeR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.


ATNO. II WAL STREET-NEw YEARS PRESENTS
"A viii send by Adams and other Expresses Of
Watches and addressed and rwarded destination
free Of charge receipt Of The price City customers in
less than ordinary retailing p ices.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS
Read the list Of prices, and seud your orders.
Remember, will forfeit Watch bought at establish
ment II should not be fifty cent eas than regular
prices
Gilt watches .64-worth 81
sterling oliver watches 6-wOrh "
Steriug silver lever Watches ........... 9worth
Sterling sill eer hunting Watches S-wora 10
Sterling silver hunting Levers l0-worh q
Silver English Patent Levers. 30
Do in hunting .12-wOrh
American watches, In silver hunting cases J-wor 50
Gold Is carat Watches Is
Gold Is carat Levers only
Gold 10 carat hunting Watches only rs
nuhung 80
Gold 18csrat Levers gold Is
Gold u carat hunting Levers, gold 40
Gold hunting Levers, heavy ...............
Gold English Patent Levers, II caras ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Gold English Patent Levers ........ ....... IS
American Patent IS gold hunting cases 100
Self winding hunting Watches. rs
Watches in hunting lScara.s, Tel ing the day
Diamond enameled Watches, in hunting cases So SIS
Enamslled hunting Watches ..;::......;::... 40
Remember, No II Wall street. up stairs. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22


A MEXICAN, RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY CONF
a nys Fuu -wILIIAM MOSER now sners biz large a
splendid stock Of The absve Fur manufactured The eree
ct and In The best possible manner very ow price
and invites The public 70 give him call before purchasn
elsewhere. WI MOHER, Al Modem lana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

I,URs FURa, FURs.
X ROYAL YERMIssTON.
THE HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY,
BROADWAY
Will sell their entire stock Of
Ladies' and chldren's manufactured
FURS AT RETAIL.
At rs per cent below cost,
In consequence Of osing their charter by LIST pr0u
MARK J. KING, Manager,
"a Broadvnv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
supreme Court-SpecfaI Term.

Before Hon. Judge sutherland.
JAN A.-Jdmes Drunnord 81 ais. rs. Edgin RatsiF-
Motion 10 vacae order of arrest granted without costs to
either party.
1he People eS REL James White John QuackenJ,sh and
ohrs.-Alternative mandamus granted.
Joshua Atkins and others ads NJ IT. UcReo,iv on5
In The matter Of the ante nuptiat seenen, Of Ms Eliza
~. Northumberland to the Hon. VIM Mitchell to take
proof Of facts stated and report same with his opinion
Benjamin MdyshdUw Josephine W. SAVAGE and others
Order amending judgment granted
The People rel. Laura H. Gildersleere u.s. John W.
Boyce-On filing return rule may be entered requir-
ing the reator to demur Sead thereto twenty days
after notice.
Eduardo BOYD Us. Jas c. Lane 81 al.-Motlon denied,
with $40 costs.
Frederick W. Obe,nier Joseph Mary-Motion denied
but without costs TO either party.
NE People REL Vim. A. Hardenbrook This case, on
appncaton under habeas corpus, brought up this
morning pursuant to adjournment the defendant ap
Pearng with his counsel but the other side was no
ready, the hearing was adjourned
Before Hon. Judge Davies
isaac i'dfher vs. Edcun II. Observation-Disclosures for
paihtn oi amount que $500, with interest from May
with costs. 1871
John Bursee et ais. John H. La E;troe anil ohers
judgment that the will be construed 40 AZ 10 givo m Tho
children absolutely, subject 10 the life estate o sha
mother In onethrd 10 the infant defcndans ana iii,
guardians, majority Of them are authorized m oran.
sell and dispose In such manner they may deem rnos,
for the interests OF their wards &c, accordance Win
opinion ~
Samuel p. 7oonsend u.s. Noses Chanlerlair and other,
JudgmeM for plaintiff.
James Prddenburg cs. Archibdld Hdlt-JuiQment die
missing complaint with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
POSTAL DIRECTORY.
Foreign and Domestic SIaiIs.

TINE OF CLOSING Ar THE NEW TORE oeFIoE.
Do.Es1Ic.. North-Absny Buffalo and Canada. Pm
Wsssra NAH Sfs via T ETie RR5 ands 8" r z. 4
South and southwestern
Rss'srn mail sy railroad 4 = and and \
=" " BY steamboat ......3 2. H.
CALIFORNIA By steamer, via Panama, satur-
Ths Overland eo Mai for California leave; S. LOUIS
every Monday aud Thursday, ats r. H. Let,srr
designed for it should BE- marked Overland. via
s. ny The Overland Mail Joseph (soJ to Salt
Lake city, leaves St Joseph every Saturday at
sAM Letters should be marked Overland
vie ST. Joseph"
60 PACIFIC. BY s!eerer, via Panama. satur-
BY steamer Black Warrior Tharsday. H.
arneo.. ffom greas 6y steamship rsnnessss on
me Is. ana ,9,a % essn esnth Letters rhosls
vious 10 the above dse.)
close siSe ers SSs,a gm nsons
BABlxA IsLAsDs ON the day after arrival o Cunard
asSpa'shed with mails for The bahama lsianda
g {. BE landed at at, Nassau, n ?. The United
on letters, and two cents on each Newspaper. TO
be collected in ell csses in the United sisies
n1- There viii be no steamer from this port Saturday,
he nails being aksn BY the Sorh American from Portland
nee OF the pouches for the reception Of late letters at the
e ses, s Oss o s Will be , ~ "
age on letters from the uned States to Hay forwarded IN
s is thirty three cents pre- payment required which is IL
III 10 destination.
TINE OF CLOSING At THs LONDON OFFICE.
IEDiA....Tbe Overland Nail closes rolows:via Mar
IL % @ s s2S : s ssd o%assns
sniSA.. Via Harsslles on the 9th and 25h Via South
AUSTRALIA Via MARSHES and uez on the 10TH vi. South
smp:on aud suez i2h.
Mailing p pf he n D' sas a @Gn &nsa
evening prsviors-
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Supreme COurt-Circuit.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.
RIVAL SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

RIVAL SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
JAN. 24-7he People and Hubbard g. Stone u.s. William
Nenct.-This action of custer, brought by the
plaintiff, who claims that he is entitled to the Office of
Trustee Of Common Schools in the Twentieth ward, Of
which the defendant overholds possession. 1t appears
that both parties school officers before the election
Of 1858 (Which is conteted) there twelve dis
ricts in the Twentieth ward and the district
made return to the Board Of City Canvassers,
composed of the Board OF Aldermen that the votes
received by Meuck 2,961 whilst Stone claims to
have received 2965-givng him majority OF four.
The defendant cOnended that he entitled to the
office, and that the city made public procama
ton that he duly elected He also conended that the
plaintiff had failed prove that he had received the larger
number Of votes ana that appeared by the returns from
the Third district that there alteration in the
figures; the number for the plaintiff, Stone, 266,
which altered to 273, in different ink and in different
hand writing. He therefore insisted that it the duty
Of the plaintiff to account such alteration and show
that it was honestly DONE
The Judge in charging the jury said that in the
of bis experience he scarcely knew any made
without some alterations, and it is to be regretted that
under our form Of government do have persons
standing the Threshold of the peoples rights who are
OF entire verify and every way capable of making these
election returns
Verdict for plaintiff
Counsel for defendant asked twenty days to make a
case. The Judge would look into the question, but
thought the plaintiff entitled to his seat at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
Marine Court,


LIABILITY OF HOTEL KEEPERs FOR THE Loss OF PRO.
PERTY BELONGING To GUESTS AND DoARDpgs.
Ed'odrd A. Dodge Is. Henry Whselsr.-The defendant
is proprietor Of the Laarge House in this city Ga the
2sh Of last October the plaintiff put up the defendants
and remained there until quite recently On the night of
the loh OF December the plaintiffs watch Of the value of
$780, was stolen from the in which be lodged at the
hote IN question The plaintiff family have resided Cor
several year past at Sacketts Harbor and still continue
there VI the arrival Of the plaintiff in this city he mme
oatey "ci into The employ OF Frost x Griffin but was
not engaged for any specific period of time It seems
that about the 10th Of December, Griffin made an
arrangement with the defendant, by which the
htter agreed to board four persons Cor the tor
Iner, at the rate Of 500 per month. The plaintiff was
one OF the four. Posted up 10 the plaintiffs room Vas
hoce calling the attention If guests copy the sta
tete regulating the liabilities of hotel keepers for the loss
OF guests property, which Il follows
secuop Whenever the proprietor propretors Of tny
h0'eI small provide safe in the Office Of such hotel or
other convenient place. for the safe keeping of auy money
Jewels ornaments or vauables belonging the guests OF
euch hoie and shall notify the guests thereof by posting
notice stating the FAC, that such provided 10 which
suon money e~eis, ornaments valuables may be de
losu IL the room or roos occupied by such guests in
conspicuous manner and SUCH guests shall neglect to
sucI money, jewels, ornaments vaIuables in
sucn sae ihe proprietor propreors Of such hotel shall
ments OF valuabes '0' ~
Section provides for elect OF the guests to boil. their
eos emu cave the key during their absence the once
Inc NORGE also called the attention of guests to all the
OF the aw The Court decided that rela
,,Li.L Po eNu suesl uu DOt exist IN Inc sense IN
Mhloh tnose terms are used in the (Bacons Alb.
S.ory on Baen, sec al. 90 Alab. K. 37l. Hump. R.
oau T. ~ smith X l49) A mere boarder in hotel
cannot recover Of bis landlord for the loss OF property
Inc oe!ence contendod that the plaintiff a
guet be could not for the that the statute
required him to deposit his watch in the DEFENDANTS safe
Inc court iuther decided that the statute did require
guest 10 deposit with the landlord articles of common
use and of ordinary value; that, consequently, single
watch not included in the terms ewes ornaments and
vauabes as used in the statute For the reasons first
stated, judgment was rendered for the defendant, with
costs, - 80