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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-20
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

Ifiubscribers order the discontinuance OF
heir newspapers, the publisher may contlnne
. send them until all arrearages are paid.
lfsubscribers neglect or refuse TO take their
newspapers from the Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible until they
nave settled the bills and ordered them dscon-
tinued.
If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the newspapers are
sent to the former direction, they are held re-
sponsibe.
The courts have decided that refusing to
tkat newspapers from the office, or removing,
and leaving them uncaled for, is prima taca
evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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FACULTY..

Il. X. LostER, Prncipal-Lecturer on the
Science of Accounts, Business, Customs, etc.
J. NJ. pHiLL,"s, Professor of Book kccpin &
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAvIEs, Associate Prof of Book Keep
ing.
NC. JoHSSov, Professor of Pcnninanship.
:. I. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,, Mercantile Law.
REV. E. Y. REESE, D. D., Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES
Hon. John p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. Thomas Swinn, WIN. II. keighler, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Esq, William Enabe, Esq.
The time usually required to complete the
full course, from to ~ weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all g raduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating terms,
&C., sent by mail free Of charye. Address
X. Il. L0SIER,
Jan. 27, IS59-ly. Baltimore, Nd
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Gifts Rare and Beautiful
Giren indiscriminateiy wjthowt money to aHper-
scns ordering Books frum

GES3Mh3' aE.NH 1 BOOK.
ESTABLlS IIMENT,
No. SOC Spring Garden Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
This establishment is conducted ON II scale of
unsurpassed magnlccnce and libcraity, us
thousands can testify, and universally az
knowledged to be the most liberal and pune.
tual gilt enterprise in the United States.
COPIES of my New and Classified Catalogue
" of Books may be had by calling on JOHN
j. MAUPlN, who is the regular established
Agent for this place nn vicinity, and through
whom all persons eun order books and receive
prompt returns of Books and Gifts.
My Catalogue, II pampl let of As large pages,
contains IL full list of Histories, Biographies,
Travels, Adventures, Stories, Anecdotes, Tales,
Narratives, Romances, Sports and Pastimcs,
Also, Religious, Biblical, Theological, CLASH
cal, Philosophical GeUgraphical Botonical and
Agricultural Works, Dictionaries, Lexicons,
Albums, Annuals and Presentation Books, BIZ
blcs, LYNN and Prayer Books, in every style
o, Binding, Together with all the Newest Works
| of tho day, al Of which are handsomely bound
and guaranteed perfect in every respect.
The schedule Of Gifts / present, (as will be
seen by reference to my Cataoguc,) is the most
| extensive, as it is alss the most superior, ce-
gaut and magnificent ever offered by any sim
liar establish sbment in the Union--one of which
Gifts will accompany each book at the time Of
sale.
Ei,~A Fine Gold Watch accompanies every
order of l09 BOOKS ordered at one time from
my Catalogue.
TESTIMONIALS.
Asane evidence of the trTh of what has been
asserted, append the names Of n few gentle
men of high standing, whose vcracty cannot be
questioned, who have purchased or ordered
books from me and received Gold Watches,
namely WIN. Zimmerman, Esq, Middleiown,
Pa; John b. Skiles, Wholesale Grocer, Ian
easter, Pa; Hon. q; q. Walker, Representa-
tive from Somerset Co., in the Pennsy ylvania
Legislature; Walter G. Evans, Notary Public,
Lancaster city. Pa; Jacob Martin, Esq Roch-
ester N. u; Hiram Fisk, Esq, Cleveland, o.:
Mr.. George Leuhart, llarrisbGrg Pa: Mr.. J J..
Fears, Bear Creek, Henry Co., Georgia; Mr.. 7.
Smead Bedford, Pa; and Julia Grossly, 927
Lawrence-st., Philadelphia who receivc, a
splendid Silk Dress Pattern, worth SIS.
d ". CLARK,
No. SOC Spring Garden St., Phila , Pa.
Gn- A gents Wan tod in every Town and VII
lage in the United States in which no regular
agent has yet been established. My terms to
gents are such as to afford them n liberal re
muncration for their trouble. Full particulars
mny he had by addressing me as above. Cata.
loguos sent free to any address.
May l2, lsjN-6m.
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Germs of t6e gioi(ian G Ue(c9rap6.

TWO DOLLARS per annum, strictly in ad-
rance-S2.5O if not so paid, and $500 if not
paid within the year.
Those who expect to receive the CIVILIAN Il
TELBGRApH for $500 must pay invariably in
advance.
I5-Bear in mind that no paper Will be dis
continued until all arrearages are paid.
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CAhPETINGS!
CARPETlT.NGS! !
CAkPETlNGS
CARPETlNGS
CARPETiNGS
CARPETlNGS
CARPETlNGS
OIL CLOTH AND DOOR MATS
OIL CLOTH AND DOOR MATTS
on, CLOTH AND DOOR NATTS

OlL Jl-olf II avn DbOh vi AL 10
OIL CLOTH AND DOOR MATTS
OIL CLOTH AND DOOR MATTS
Hearth-Rugs, Stair Rods and Cocoa Mattings
Hearth-Rugs, Stair Rods and Cocoa Mattings
llearlh-Rugs, Stair Rods aud Cocoa MattEgs
IIearth-Rugs, Stair Rods and Cocoa Mattngs
Hearth Rugs. Stair Rods and Cocoa Mattngs
$4,000 yds ofThree Ply and Ingram Carpeting,
25,000 " Tapestry Brussels and Crenele do
25,OO0 " Oil Cloths from Three feet TO "a
feet wide,
10000 " Cotton Ingram, Wool dutch and
Hemp Carpets,
10000 Tuited, Woolborder, Cocoa and
Jute Mats.
The above goods are to be sold This Fall
without regard to COST at Wholesale Sale
and Retail, Country Merchants and others,
will be able TO save Twcnt, five per cent by
buying their Carpets from
WALSH & CONRADT,
No. North Gay street one door fl ON Baltimore
street, Baltimore Md Sept, 8-2m.
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EN EKY 1UUNU MAN
Should write Immediately for one of those
Large and Beautiful Ornamcnted Circulars, rep
resenting the Exterior AMI Interior View of
the College, Puanmanship, &C.. which will be
sent by return mail, free IF Charge, with Cata-
loguc containing List of Students, Terms of
Tuition, Opinions OF the Press on our new sys.
TEN of Book Keeping, etc.
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Rates of Advertising.

One square of IL lines, so cents for one in
sertion--subsequen insertions Is cents each
All advertisements under IL lines charged as II
square.
Business Cardsin the Directory, per anuum,
including subscription, So.
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MARILLA ROPE of all sizes; Gro
ASA Ger les, Provisions, Feed, Wood ware,
Oils, &C., kept constantly on hand and for sale
by A. J. B0OSE,
Canal Basin, below'the Bridge, Cmb' d Nd
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square.
Business Cardsin the Directory, per annum,
including subscription, So.
MONTHS. ONE TWO THREE SIX TWELVE.
One square, | 25 rs SO 6 90 10 90
Two squares 2 rs 90 90 8 90 IA 10
Three squares,3 so 90 50 IL 90 l8 20
Fours squares, SO 6 90 s 90 ID 90 20 90
Quarter COL, 6 o. 90 II 90 Is 90 80 90
Larger space for short periods, as per agree
ment.
Advertisements before Marriages and Deaths
10 cents per line for first insertion subsequent
insertions, 5 cents per line. Niue words are
counted rs II line in advertising.
Merchants and others, advertising by the
year. will he charged Sl2 90.
Procee dings Of meetings not OF general
character, charged at cents per line for each
insertion.
Yearly advertisers must confine theiradver-
tising to their own business.
ALL TRANSIENT ADVERTISING, outside the city
Of ,fCumberland CASH in advance.
Persons ordering the insertion oflegaladver-
.isements will he held responsible for payment
for the same when the time for which they were
ordered to be inserted shall have expired.
ISsoLvEYr NOTICES, cash in advance.
PATENT MEDICINES, one halfin advance ana
the balance 10 six months.
ALL jon WORK, cash.
The losses we have sustained compel us TO
adopt this course. IL will be strictly adhered
to n al cases, and no advertisement from a
distance will be inserted unless accompanied
by the cash.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-20
JAMES S. ROBINSON,
Paper Warehouse,
No. FL South Charles ST.,
A feao doors belop Gernan-st,
BALTIMORE.

Keeps on hand and has made to order all kinds
of PAPER.
Purchases Rags, Rope, Canvas and other Mill
Stock. Sept. |, l859-ly.,
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MADE BY STEAM
A ND
PRICES r EDU ED

Having all the facilities Persons desirous o
of STEAM MACHIN- purchasing, are So
ERY, eh can compete Iicited to COME
with all factories in city AND SEE FOR
or country. THEM SELVES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
EW-IE'RShY i1kAG

SUFFOsrD NrRDEK ~ EwsRK.-Corouer B~uJs-
min Of Newark cor cudrd 81 inquest, on Saturday.
Jpn the BODY OF CbsTiy- Hoto-on 'oremsn o. the
rAtbery establishment Of Haley & Tecsrr, who was
found dead OF toe FOURTH Il July. IN fed about
GutTier Il mile ON where psc sac wos beng held
There were bfuse. upon the head. and pesr by were
ioatd Two stones stained vi.h b,vOl Tae spot where
tie BODY wa found she sre6 Indications Of scnifis
No eyidsrce was taken throwing asy 'istt upon The
afTsir and tie jury rendered veriici that ChAres
Rob US came 70 biz 6ea;b on the Fourth day oiJny
A. D. no, by ooncus,.on aud compression o. ;1e
brsir, caused by blows N tue head at toe hands OF
some Pessou or persons unkrogr to the jury.
FEARFUL Assault WITH : NATcHET.-On sitrr-
day evening disturbance occurred at the Canal
Bessie in Jerey City, betweei soroe boatinen, during
Which tie captain Of boat named David Johuson,
seized Ratchet and struck oas Of the ptrtes fear
fa blow with the edge Vh.cl took effect upon the
breast and Ie5!ly severei the bore. The injured man
vas ren,oved to a cana-toat 10 Al insenslbie conai
ton, aud yesterday, when Ca.,t-of-Po-Ice d.Inus
went 10 ASCERTAIN bic condition. was not to be 0uod
aud i IS suppose that he had bcca removed on some
can a beat johnson was arrested by Officer Falicn
sud committed 10 the City Prison Tor examination
today. The prisoner states that lie eating his
supper IN the cabin IL Bis beat, when tie injured
rau. with cthers, threw q bucket of water down upon
tim Tbs enrag, lin that he seized the Ratchet
snd during the Inc.or Ccsl; the blow. The name OF
the il juird man was net sscertaned.
A H0RRrBIE AFFAIR.-A few evenings since, a
youog LADY belonging 70 very respectable family in
Hudson CITY, while returning home through Pslisaie
avenue just the ecge Of the evening, was seized by
i've Of the turr q meu, who conveyed Der into piece
Of woods lear Gen. Wr-hts residence, ant there
comui,ted IN outrage upon her person. The young
ledy remained ip'cnsbe for time, and fiuay re-
covered sufficiently to make herself heard By passers
by. Who conveyed her home, where sac now lies in
critical condition The fsenis Of tie lady have en-
deayorcd TO keep the affcir secret, Dat are making
every IF II TO ferret ont the ulals and bring them
to Justice There are some $50 Irshmez employed 10
tie New.Yo and Elie tunnel, the conduct % some
OF whom has been such that Ia, lea in that vicinity
dare Lot 20 OFT after sundcwn.
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l.. oresent IL no only all the comedians
-, fienSs bat ia all lovers q excellent ac'iog.
powrrY Tnr,rrR.-T'e 'S'ar SISTERS" Lucille
- ua,e, westero appear hire tc-right in 8 lesit
-. dana. Green Bdshes, aud ia =" Jenny Lind.
-, hone that we shall nave no more of The
rTsuo. P.s, Men, play VIII chor utter unwor;h
:, al respects wherein drama should b. worthy
,rb;cb for gro.sues-, vulgsity, and absolute adr-
cepoy unparalleled even in the worst scenes Of "ron
and Je1y." from which lis leading IDEAS were p'a-
gsfized.
National THEATER-Tbree plays are announced
here tong "Tne Orphan Of Geneva, The 'eAc'
tar" and Jack Soeppsrd.'
BARSUA's AwERIcAN MUsErN--The dramatic per-
onancss at this house sapenceo for the present
ard wymar, the mseicisr appears.
WooD MrSsrRELs.- Eph. Horn, an E'hloPI-n
dcl;pen,or Of more than oriuars excellence. will be az
this house this week. The Programme is a good
one.
JoNEs's WooD.-Vbe big balloon, which disap-
pointed 50 many by it, obnoacy in refusing 20 rec on
the ith Of July, will positively up to-day. Admit
lance free.
PALAcE GAEDES.-An unusurIy fine programme Of
concerts and sOirees IL announced 10 come or here
this week IS the musical arrangements are uod-r
the direction Of Mr.. Thomas Baker, taere may be ~
shortcomings looked for there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
SUPERIOR COURT-GEvFzsL TE7N-JULY ..
Before fll bench


Thadtegs Wilson ag,. EdEsri Rooer-s.-Ns" trial
sT-r'e6 costs abide event
Georee Boyi agt joel W. Foote Il aL-Jufsnent
r-rr n set. . deduct ssro Of 81 20 VIII ia,ef
e.. n. o. J. 1855 aid so e,rted slcl -EFEale- of re
s.5a. % - without eos-s Of APPEAL either party II pAn-d
dos cleo, then Judgment reversed 'nd lev VIA 0as'1
o. abide o.,,
John b. purbrow e. ri. at. John Child =; Al
Juls- ,ees .ue ,li.l -a.tec % ABIDE event
Joan T. i rteIwottl, Receiver, &e' est. Joah
K,usedy Wgisn Rtrr =, a. sst TIE tiioa Inai.
Con absr Aps-r-o .: sgt. An..Jssu. Nicholas
Lowell nobicok az. Zrn.s l. B.se;iB =; -L-Ja'sens.'
Thous. s. Nelson Ct a.. sgt. Isaac b. Wellington
jed -usut for plaintiff .srdct, 1ia costs. g.
The Merchant. Bank Of eW.Hsyen act. George
Order terms -,
Rors W. Wood ct e.. at. Isaac B. Wellington ct a.
-or1sr GrirTDsd =, 49,
james b. CIentuoIth sgf. William D. mona
joel AT. Trs i. Fire Gna Marine l1s1rsroe pay
CoIfss Nscht-r LlwTrcv tu-l k-r "srfzn l. Oi>-1
az ?, j4niu DouEzss-J -1gs-l' lf5riec "l-l COL
rHR FcWL-. sfsNDLK SUI
Rirhs-s & Ior "a a. Henry G. Bow
This was 4 AIT brought ~ TIC p.sini.h 10 Feco'e'
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Fro. Hardy the schooner Carrie Saniiorl we
have rsoeiysd Por-au.II-nce papers Of the llth u

Fro, Hardy the schooner Carrie Ssniiort
have received Por,-au-lrnce papers OF the llth Of
Jrre.
The alc OF Port-eu Prince seems 70 be rnorc cctye
and in fact, commerce throughout the island has
c,iv.d u favorabs impulse. There were eleven ves-
se- 81 different classes in Port Prince; five a. Cape
Hayticn three at Gonsives six q. Jsrue and four 81
AUX Csyes. The majority were American vessels
Order and confidence IN be- restored, under the
wise prov siou If Presider' Geraro administration
Tie Law prohibiiirg marriage between haytisn' aud
-;rar-eIs has been atrc-stei, and Few law passed.
sauctorDg such marriages, with JUS. and prudent
pr, visions.
The Rc-rc ds Cgrrp1-rce = lee TriigHGur speaks
favcrAbly Q; the prospect OF the Republic:
~. q. Piesyane-
Tncy have II Charleston, :. G., ncd glass iteic-
scope ar Sas once IN the possession If the notorious
SIC body Tarletor of revolutionary fame. The
glass wss found in Rr'eton camp by soldier under
Gen. huger, aud the Interesting rec Is n0g II pos
session oi one Of that ofiicers descendants.
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NARInE CoIRT-JuIe ic-Beio.s Judge McCARTaY.
iMFuRTAhT TO THEATRICAL MkHAcIEo :; D rHEtT ER
gOrVC
Peckham agt IheoaoTr H0ss.
- .kN IL e

Peckham at Theodore Moss
The defendant l. the treasure! Of W aacks Ih@eter.
TIE psta Purchased ceiGie - -s IL that theatel.
~ the 18th Msrch a. One OF TIE marty brrgs thai night
ry cid DO sis. thfac bat tine l5n tue pantr, wa
~ frier IL the rush The door Obtained sfnuce the
oasd tn l7b Of March sut oem-uded the seats
secured thereby which Refused b. tie usneT The pisn
i,u applied Gsirrdsit the ocxorc - b. admitted
which T.u.-c when the plaintiff ppei h the doo-ae-per
o- rcrr.c enter who Informed him thai his not
god or tight h- could not The paiuh thea
queseG permission g. and his coat ard friends "nic
gran gained entrance, refused % leave me
heaer TIL tod him be mus age BE- refused
put by officer The deiendaqi said a.!
NJ ou ont hi gsrlf and put hand his shoulder sud tod
hin be when plaintiff and friends ls purchased
rev tickets witnessed toe pertur
This ought =o damages for assault aud
battery.
Cut SCI To- defendant CONTESTED strongly .icket
license th- Of the proprietor, which hr
4
t-rGch of contained In The icerse-
TIE charged he ticket issued % the plain
liz was ra6 Iig1t i1-h Of March SO
r psiI ou,slIed te 'hatfe by force, f- or by
sry 10 pp.r mode. then toe drr-dstt Justified II using
Necessary ussrs 9 erect him from the tl-atcf.
Tie jury ..uLd a verdict Tor tie drrLda--
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service held yesterday morning at tue Church OF
the Ascension, Fifth avenue, corner OF Tenth street,
on which occasion Mr. II. VI. Parker another of tie
Missionaries for China, ordained, with the ususl
ceremonies, by the Rev. Bishop Booue. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. s II. Taruer, Of the Gen
era Theological Seminary, NeNNogk, from the text:
Every valley shall be filled, and every mountain
snd Hill shall be brought log; sud TIE crooked
shat be made straight, sol Toe rough shall be male
smooth And sll flesh shall see the salvation Of
God."-Lake, ill.,, >, q.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GEN.gAL TEEN.--JULY g.
Befor. Iui-ss DAILY BRADY sd HILTON.
IMPORTANT oTfSiON ON THF RIGHT. ~ MARRIED
Mnr..n az Ararl-t.

WOMEN,
Moran a-t Audr1t.
BRADY 1.-The defendant rented 10 the piain.sh the
.e,ouo roor pesrs NJ 5 Broadway and ssrref that;
rhe pisun so.d Of N,4ies ;aa door
Il she papo.e light The A. tn tine the
s,e ws aog and the time made assuming
them - Re independent ih- d,eld4L
,ie5 wrat tu, dr business IL her sole
No 81 brosows sreIso Tic letting seems = have 5-n The
tOuy te.diug that The agreement Tor the gas
sas sabs, qgei % tie lIiH
qs be a,,uHcd 70 b. tle. In Oc'ober following Os5 the d.
osu.d the ga Pp-- connecting with t- tA.l, II
ssar. o1fsso5ed ,hrrebv as bnI a. yioon Of H..
ihet3 relating the p.aind brush; her acton m the
Cunt b0s L. also Pped hat LIE husband OF The drrndit'
bar IN 40 abccuied or TUG away ami hid not returned e. TIE
Tlr m question presented on these f4.. whether action
could e alaanec sss-t the d,rldall f hv ca-se aursed
bud herself generally. jackson ~ isfd-sheyden II
Jor, Rep l63 Boseye sg fli. Bslo ; c. 90. Yea
,ou niy with th Pncpr Eoi that her general prsorul
sss~,l. viii uot -r'. asf sspi4e FroP"ry-Pr Jegst'
1888 .i4 1873, relative married women have removed
eisab 70 ske coE;cts or chsuEa ths gi' o ~, IL
p r. - Ccok Biiok 2 Bah 5i5 Y..r Deiersr
Il Bah. - u Row ibfr IT. W nick T. y. SMITH 3.i
tt It, Lat married is G1ug bgsiass her
81 ,tsh Quits n equity Z i'll. a o.. .1y ecb. co---
t he bptt o.: hrr e.,s;s which VS. iurnd-i To BE- charge
upon The hCh-ld 'sod be liable fo any @, Ot actec
oi.a,.on incurred all his ascent Eprs ~ 'ppied G4'y. sg
Bru4r >eoeu g. would b. sb- fr h-ri5luesa
vass.sHtE,i race ularr such sJces Ii ras!iad, by
le5'icul custom # TIE Cry of Loncoa married oma1 u
srsb.c cary trade tere sole merchant TIE trade
ss ko~eyer D. carried within tue city ana r Zoe ~le
sole ssrour IT tie tgshslt NEEDLE with u be - uY: b. p.
y the custom tBrgl; On Hl5oud and VIE, voL
. -. ~
strs -.s3 be- he rule In England that when re bus
bsld o. sI emmy r exec ploa 9o-s not aP2y n,s "ar-
ie tsl,trc if r. To "a j. 81 ~I b. t5llt in
tff ~ Bright HlsD4nd " i; SIpIs, ~, y, - TEr
rasr CT Bers Frer on E4s; SD aoEey.r i point
az. se. .sgss aud afp-sr-d ha, -lr husband ri-
=, 81. country t5 leaving DIS s- 5--nta;r. That ~
r.anE hid seIaT-:c iiol ln t.a- time All Eat
sfe ctEsc. I'D fo her pg,r, l4d cT!-d % trs'r a
.s.a, Tie Court held he. SIC could l4 th- actet
n Tie c-l-lcsLi upt charged SiiA any -eo! cDu
-r.d reference % her b1ess ~ ior tie bnrh % HeF
e.:-c / . t damages CrrrscEc1 ~ tie Uo eu % coz
.r,o; zrus ne thing attached Pie f-"a"d sha ne
cs.u suy u tie elements necessary - %
"a fhe defendant, If l- z-Jl lad
per brought Bat pUra. haze Iot ben sh- md
h. tbs state here, der cEcgG "a, e sc ihose ci'cd
ttr- T. usrT-t uoIu.l b--u Geld lal.- -- -yt, aid
,hDk Judgment q lie q justice cslo b. iaine1 on
pre- 1l slthO'fy eonir=c, De made with married
.sc tie subject to rae f-i cs
st- -l--- upon arr separate ests--i axe 90
tie liability q TIE HUSBAND
fur ord upoa bs IupTcsed snrt TIE judgment should 5e
.rtsfa-
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COURT OF GENERAL 6gssiCNs--JCLY 9-Bef1rs
City Jui.e RI sSyLL

William IKE pleaded guilty 10 robbery IN the fourth
Ge-rrr stt sen. - the S.s.- PRS
jar Bgasnar- p.rscec g-y % erty. s.oe- goods al
~. -sr' &, t1e S-s-e Prison t. 40 ysirs.
John Bugen pesad guilty. - bug c the .hrd degree s-d
We st-. e. the : ate Fi.-ul r. tLIre yrsss-
Bnnif T.rsfy coz reG man pee'ci g-iy ass,r AID
b.t,.ry O. L.uy days in toe City Prisor
william Jogts- another trl,d tor a. htt'mp a.
rspr 81 o ,lid is- n. arl Vas a. .ui.tef.
James CHARGED BY hr si-sed father James tNt
~ick. with blrg.yi blt tu cs..u5uy tls 20 ,stsa ihe
chsr-.. f-e JOYS acl seed rl
The Court az 0Uri.ed Tor a." term
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FAoN JAxNCA.-By the arrival Of lie schooner
jasper ~e lave fes Of Jamaica newspapers 10 the
18th fJunr. They coutsin no news OF Importance
Tn. pro.racted droush, which bal extended through
an, the month If May the season Of the verua rains
bad been succeeded by storm OF rain listing for sev-
rral dsys. \ correspondent, writing on the sth Of
Jun, says: While writing. me r.n i. pouring .nd
- has been d,ius so nee the 30th of May
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Ia " NILLLLGE,NCh.
INIrYplsTATrs CIRCUIT COURT-PurroRr, .i?9-
Ref Iufr

Before iUdse bittr
Horace II. Day =: a., sst. John s.ellIaaa >. al
THIS ease with Other, iuyo.vlg the sa'e issoe~ Ia,
bee. o rial uee TUESDAY aui VII occupy The Court until
the noGe week IL IA lal helrs bes gocg 20 ne
Suprer- ottte UGec S'e the Lain q; the paint
inclusive Tig Manufacture and - what t-chni'y
kuoWI - elastic lura rubber goods preliminary j.
luc:l hiss previously br- srg'tc if G thr 'H-s n . Us
net and 'he srslusrt pndrg is 20 have p-ruaneu;
Injunction issue wholly Test-aiU tie defendants m veuGis
rhtT goods. TIE decision 81 Judge lg"rs1h IN
the New York District motion fo iminarJ in motion,
fa hru adverse claimant ard Judge Giles nas been
surpod by TIE Judges ~ te ether C1i's IN The Untet
sss rrzu If ihe h tr8 hearing that has been had
% lhis Of 1, looked fT ~th considerable anxiety hy
al dealers and ctLeTs Interested.
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RROORL w TENS

THE SAaITARY AssocMTIoN.-Au Association for
the purpose Of disseminating useinl medical niorma-
ton among the pc pie by means OF tracts was re-
ny organized by tie election oi the following GET
ltenen a. ptrmsDeut officers: Hon. George Hall,
President; Dr.. \. y. Bel, LIST NicePfesdeuti Hon.
William Wal, "a yice.Pres idert; Dr. j. Is. Jones,
Recording Secretary Mr. J. W. Aoems, CJrrsspond-
ing Secretsry: Dr. j. H. Cullen, Treasurer.
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SHooTIsG AFFRAy.-Two colored men nsmed John
Moore afd Dad Hicks got into an alteration II Ray
mod street. about . O'Clock Sunday morning,
wing to an Insult which Moore alleged Hicks had
given 70 tis wife On previous occas'on There was
cor eidt yabie loud taking and Hicks usrg some dts
resp,c al louguage in regard to Moore's better half
h. drew pistol and shot him Hicks in one OF the
ltgs ia ficiing serious i'jury. The wounded man
was conveyed 20 the Hospital, and Moore va arrested
by Officer Phraner. He was committed 70 await the
result Of tte injuries.