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III. X. LOVE 4 co.,
{ Successors TO Dsming 4 Lovs,)
BANKERS,


Successors TO Dsming 4 Love,)
BANKERS,
fIVE particular attention to collections and re-
~ mitpromptly on the day Of payment.
Rg1nR1NCns:
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drexel Co., Philadelphia.
Il. w, Clark Co., I"
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. 6cully Cashier, do
S. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, GAINESVILLE.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, st. Louisa -
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov34d
W. fAoArSoF. p. v. BAILEY.
WIN. THOMPSON & co.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF Main ana secona sts..
Nov. 8, SD
Direct Importation
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Papar Hamgings, window Ahaaes &c
A LsO. Sheet Music; Musical Instructors for
y the Piano Guitar, ACCORDION, Violin, Flute,
Fife Do. No. % Main-st., keokuk, Iowa.
Xhs hisasst market price paia ior Rags.
nchl6d
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R1ast0rCrsg Hair.
I N hand and TOR sale at th lowest market rate
IA large lot Of Piasterers' Aair.
5. w. 4. H. TUCKER,
mayi8 Sign OF the Red Paddock.
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ElhE lNSUkANCE.
Mlss0uri state M u ual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF ST. LOUIS. \
DIRECTORS:
Us. McCune, s. NJ. Edgell, C.s. Greedy,
3. Wyman,, 6. y. Peck, .W.Alexandsr,
James Smith, A. D. Pomeroy, d. y. Page.
Rs. ELLlOTT, Sec'y. 8, M. ED4ELL, Prss't.
10 xxTEA-HAzARDoUsR RISKS rAKEN.
y. b. HOLMES, General Agent.
dscldly A.BRID0MAN. Ag't, X COX nh.
y. =. CARER,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
No. 50 Main.st., bet. I'd and 4th,
II AS opened ut the above stand, next door TO ii.
IL y. Woodward Co., general assortment Of
goods in his line, and will be pleased to see any and
OIL his friends who may be in want Of Groceries and
Provisions.
III Jan. IL, 1S50-d
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fZThs New London Star Of the 18th says
|Df. Brookstt, the Hartford forger, lies IN :
livery critical condition with hemorrhage Of
|ths bowels. His heroic and patient wife
(oontinuss to cling to him.
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IN n DANhss
Bk Indians, Mich. City.
Blk Of Elkhart, Rlkhart.
Ind. Farm. Blk, franklin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parkc Co. Blk, Rockville.
Prairie City Blk, T. Hauts
Merrh. b Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, taoshAn.
Southern Blk OF IodianA.
s tate Blk and Branches.
Br, ,okvilk Bank.
Farm, ers' Bank Westfeld.
Bank .rf Syracuse.
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P1IzE SHooTISc.-Marcy's Shooting GAL
lsfy will b opsn from Wednesday TO Friday
hight. Hs Offers prize Of rifle and :
silv9 sup to the best shooter. This 10 the
last opportunity.
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A circular has been issued by the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, in regard to the traffic and pros
poets Of that road, and the results arrived at, we
think, must be highly gratifying to the stockholders
The company estimate that the corn crop of Illinois Is
100 coo 600 bushels and that 10 600 900 bushels will
probably be exported and the supply for the Chicago
market hitherto obtained chiefly from the northern
districts will have to be furnished from the central
and southern portion of the State. There seems
scarcely doubt, that through the Winter and coming
Spring the road will have valuable traffic from this
source alone and that the sales of this article will tend
to relieve the farmers from the distress caused by the
failure Of two successive crops. The movements Of
produce this year over this line have been:
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Ne, proceeds over and above expenses. b.
ssl,gi -

proceeds
This Company has always promptly paid the inter-
est on its first mortgage bonds, bearing 10 = cent =
annum, payable in New-York.
The earnings Of the Panama Railroad Company in
October were 500 900 against about 900 in octo
Der, 1858. The November earnings are estimated at
about the same as those of October.
The business of the Clearinghouse was 80, 81, soO
Messrs Atwood & Co. have received the funds for the
payment of the interest due Is, January the State
debt Of Iowa. The bills of the Farmers Bank Of
Orwell and the Bank Of RoysltoD, Vermont, are
thrown out by the brokers to-day. These banks have
been in bad repute for time pact The deficit in
the Farmers Bank, according 70 the Bank Comnis-
soners Report is $40 go in capital of 500 900, and
in the Bank Of Royalton g., 1873 in a capital Of
100000. There is no important change 10 notice in
the money market to-day. On demand the supply is
liberal at 6a7 y cent, with doing at the lower
figure. Psperis not plenty, and L firm at az cent
according TO maturity, with but little doing below
81 y cent A meeting Of the parties interested in
the Fort WAYNE and Chicago Road viii take place here
in few days.
Messrs. Raynor & Blackwell have sold nine lots
north side of il5th-st 425 feet ess. of 5th-sv full
lots at $500 lot also nine lots the south side Of
ll6thst which street is 100 feet wide and graded i5
feet east of 6thav., full lots at $500 p lot. John
McClsve has sold two lots east side Of SHAW. and
one lot on ives. side 7thay, between lilst and l42d
st. at 500 for both; also lot west side 10Th
av, between 34th and 3th-sts for g. 800; also four
teen lots on llth and l2th-ss. commencing 30 feet
west of 3dav., running Though the block, for
$1,000; also, lot south side of ll6,h-s- CON-
mencng $50 feet west Of 3dav., with gore on rear,
running 80 feet deep and 90 feet westerly from the line
OF RoOsevelt-lane, for 81 $50.
Yesterday the anniversary Of the resumption Of
specie payments by the New York City banks, after
their suspension in 1857. The following table viii
compare the condition Of the banks then, and at the
corresponding is;es OF 1888 aud 1859;
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COURT CALENpAR-THu pAr.

z. S. DISTRICT CoURI-Nos. IUS, rs, ~, 6J, o.,
a. rs ll3 So S. S. 81 H. 81 IS q, 81 So 81 g. a. IS
SuPRKMk CoURr-CIRcUIr.-par Mos. 22S5,
7g2S 227 9a4s 244S 2445 1907 2 21ss 2lsi. 1884, m
2Osl 97s5 1871, 1888 2t0A ss 1888 l1S5t - S2s, lItl
SuPREAE CoURT.-~SPEcIAL TERN.--Nos 80 10 81,
o. 100 lO lOi l0s lO los o - TO- L. s lo lo los s,
81 lis, li4 ms, liz.
SUPERIOR CoURr.--Part Mos. COB, 697, us,
sal rs 2Ts l. SgT 6s I'll ia IA 2s7 PART u-NOL as,
asa S6s sSe s46, - ia. SO. Sle, SIS, +Ss
CouRT oY CoANos PLEAS-Psrt Mos. 1905, ll4O,
1854 1885 1855 1857 1889 S4 1919 s l6 1913 loss 81
P,rt -Nos 1891 Ios 1895 lz5 1855 1886 l5s 1859
1870 1851, 81, 1910, 500 6si. 1l6s l3Co, lSs1
KISGs COUNT GENERAL TsRs CALEEDAR-Nos.
TO- H. H. 49, Is 49, a. q 20 "a 3, 9s 80 81 - 49, IS So
gxooKIYS CRY Cows CALASDAR.-SeA I, 2 }, !, 3,
le. ~ "a Is le. y, IS - 20, u, =. %
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT-Dec. Ia-Before Justice Smi.
LIABILITY or HOTEL-KEEPERs.
Jsrnes n. Sadler against Robert Brydon.

IT. ~
This action was brought by the plaintiff who is one Of
England Eleven Cicketsr Of the defendant
25O the value 81 which stolen from the
plaintiff between The ZSd aud Pain october last while
hs Houses hotel kept by the de-
City Nesyl Ork From the evidence, II
peared that containing his placed In
the sttnEroom hotel that plaintiff was accom-
Joseph Pay that on the Zt OF Octooe
the saloon and hotel No I6l BoWery
called The All England Eleven HOTEL and placed Joseph
Paey In charge giving him his keys including the key 70
evening OF the with the keys ntrusted to him
and since been or heard IRONS hat on the Lod
the trunk still In the sitting and locked tbst pantf
then defendant that Joe had away and ne was All
Joe oud return and the key to the trunk that defendant
would take OF the trunk and that II would
be perfectly that Monday morning. October "a plaintiff
he broken and was taken soFeresns
that days GfervGrd defendants wife returned 10
plaintiff leaving 81 unaccounted for that plaintiff o
stated returning the soyern that she hsdiound them
IN bed. ,,., ,-,-..r 4, i.
be sd better his trunk his sud also ones advised
him deposit his money and Vausbes IN the sesmens Savings
Bank. Il, T.,
Upon the trial the question the right Of hotel
keeper limit the liability which the law imposes upon him.
independent Of the statute law OF lSS5
Under 1885, the pOpetors OF hotels who pre-
vide in the Office other convenient place. for the se
kaetna OF money Jewels belonging to their
occupied by such quests a0soy cd nom then ma
such articles OF loss by the or other
wiss he Court held mat independent OF TINS act the motel
Keeper has his guest that he shall deposit mis-
vanabes place pointed out Tor their receptions ana
n die guest deposit them requested be
assumes the and danger Of losing them In short the Court
guest where he must place his money jewels or
oaens III hold the hoekeeper responsible for
The law makes the printing OF Hoes actual notices
The Cou decided that there was no evidence Ia
ths case which exempted him from liability, and therefore,
save the plaintiff for $3.50 and costs James
r. Piper ior plainiin; Smith WOODWARD for defendant
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market.-cAnsyrILr RSsOErrO ,Sa II. " Tris sG,

TUESDAY Dee. Is. l8S9.
AsHEs-The market IL steady for both knds and the de-
aad light sales u bb Is l1i FOR Po and ss % for
BEEswAX (, in limited request sales of 600 d. in lots at
q 354c.. essb
COITONThs market has not altered sales Of 800 bales
ipciudiuz so In transtu The expert since 6h int $50 We
quote Nidanng Uplauds lic. aud the Gulf AZ II
COPFEE1he sales moderate, embracing lbO bess hto
a. ioi aI2ie., and lOs bszs MArsesibo II l2te
FLOUR AND NEAL-Ths inquiry for Western State Flour
early day limited DO; the close Of ea'aess BET
tel dsd b. noted r saperhns aud for this che arEe
is ssesdyo;hsr kinds quite heavy The arrival. prove
larger expected and there only moderate shipping
dsand The ssirs H. 100 bbi. a IS u FOR .sgeF'
The Latter extreme % for exiEe DO
rs IS 3 for the low sdes Of extra western - we
As shipping brands Of Round Hoop eIrA Ohio % asa
40 % 10. trade brands d. IS t0d 81 or extra St Louis and
Gsnesee Canadian Flour firmly held sad In reduced sup
ply-the better zsdrs waited the sales are 5o oois 81
~ IS for brands southern Fogr Il n lar re-
quest West Indies Central America and prices
Irregular under large arrivals the sales 500 bol. al 80 ~
Tor supeTtne Baltimore, ke and - sSr % % of the
better zrades- Ry- Fiour Hnchsn-d the demsnd 10 lar
all. bois 6o6=if5 Corn Asa steady add ia
fair armand sA-s d jersey 81 - so - % - % for bA
roos and 81 Tor puseheo bgckNeat Flour IN request,
a - ia s3 81 pr 100 ID.
FISH-Mscker, 10 light sock sni tightly hrmsr
..es OF 90 bb No Massachusetts, as 500 US s other
descriptions quiet and prices nolnsy unel2n
FRUiTs-ForsER dry have bern setvei sA.ss o. A0o
dns syrua Figs ADD 100 DO, :. yale oy o5s new
csrssas Il si l, esse. Croa Il lss and y Ss us's " -
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsloNs-Dec 13-BsfOrs Re.
coTder B4KsARD.

An expert shoplifter, Mary Graham alias Frances
STANLEY pleaded guilty but until effort had been made
10 obtsu Of the trial. indictment charging
Ter with hay Us yards of silk worth dollar yard,
from the store No Canal street. the property OF Thomas Ia
Bouter 29th Of November she went there In com
many with Sarah stewart and caught m the
nc Mary tined aud lined 25 last month for carrying on
some cohing from Of Francis r. Baldwin, in the
Rowerv and second oDense Ia whch she bad
been caught Recorder sentenced her for four and siK
months the state Prison 49, =,
boste Ina employ Of John M Pinokney IN Twenty
street arTansd the charge OF horeeang 70 winch
10 nlsaded guilty. having amused himself during drunken
for by taking horses and carriage from MI Pnck-
y stables aud driving about town with them without ever
yhkns about tine crime committing Sentence was
ended on the ground Fitzgerald did not intend to steal the
TSwsd OsbOn acquitted OF the charge Of passing
Two boys James Gallagher and Michael Smith both Of whom
have been In the PeneDAy before were aragned on an In
dpept for burglary In the hr degree having entered ina
Of hsIy Waters No LOO Bay ard street on the
night Gath Of November and taken thereirom worth
OF othn The Recorder gave them their choices either to 80
the Pelentiay for the state Prison Tor three
Yeas and eight months They preferred sing sing and were
smith was sent for nine mouths the PenitentiSy
for utering the kindng factory Of lillian L. Williams
yember and carrying Cd quantity of tools worth $50
young girl originally from New Haven, named Sophia
Price An inmate house OF prostitution in Walker street
was tried for stealing worth OF clothing belonging to Eliza
beth Wilets The jury could agree, wheTeuPon sha
pleaded guilty with the understanding that she should be dis
charged. She admonished TO reform, and let on .
James johnson acquitted Of the charge Of stealing
watch, the IN oil september PIeeteo HSa't H1 W us
Coon.
The Court adjourned.
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CoRokzRs lsoUEsT.-Coroner Jackman held al
iuqss yesterday on body Pshct Flynn Of No Bsx-
street Fynn going up stairs 70 biz room on SUNDAY
iura a. 70 death At the iaqses who lives
the house testified thst for ycs there had railing
70 stairs ard shst upward twenty peron had fallen
thsm aud sustained injuries The Jury accordingly bzouxa
verde. seusurag Georx- o. Hadduek tbs agent he pfses
fsr nor having bis stairs properly protected
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COURT or SPECIAL sEssioNs-Dsc: la.-BesoEo j.

COIIRT or SPECIAL SESSiONS-Dec iS-Before Justices
BRENNAN, QUAcKENBUsH. and CsSSoLLI
Philip COuln, larceny, Penitentlary months; Chas
Peekha larcen, months; Mary Doner lArce
ny Pententay mouths james pooey larceny Pe1iienAry
souths: Patrick Flood larceny. Peuentiay months; Mary
Hoev hrcpy Penitentary cnths James Kelly larceny
P,prn,iAry months Catherine Lee fenieaary months
Thomas Pssten larceny Pebensy 3months Andrew Quinn
larceny Penientary months Nelson Simons larceny Peni
entay months; John White larceny Penitentary mouths
Michael Burke assault and battery Penitentay months Ho
nora Kerns assault and battery teniteDtisry months
James Mccoy Thomas Iernsy Thomas Gleason and MichAe
Finn the Houee Of Refuge Six prison
ers guilty larceny and assault and battery handed Tor
and eight discharged Tor want oil evidence
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COuSTgRYETT BILLs.-H was ascersained BY The
police Nosdsy sysnss that Ts . e
crls.ing large run1her Of counterfeit 81 bills tns o-nA
RusIena Of Rutland VI The fact t.esehsf 70 ths y,.
ststion Hoose .nd many merchants eed 9aer
theig guard The result thai WIN ibonptos &c
person who his Jobu Brown ~ets
sem1tng 70 ii pose Of 81 the poEes ~ ~ ~ ps.
Brown oand s22 chang. the rs,e. ~ NJ
rogk He tsk 40 10 Market a 70 sasN
by Jns.icc Sse>x. Thoupsoa ys- slss nssa 70 aAaSa
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FRoM HAyAsA-The United States Mail steamship
Moses Taylor, S. 2. Griffin commanding, from New
Orleans on the 5,h and Havana the Sth with mails
and passengers to NJ. o. Roberts, arrived early on
Tuesday morning On she 9th at 80 p. M, lat 90
~ Ion 79o So exchanged signals with the steamship
Yorktown. On the 1lth, at 40 p. IN, passed ship
Roland Of Bremen, IS miles S. S. W. from Hstteras
The MOses Taylor experienced strong bead winds the
entire passage.
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Before Jastioe. SUrHEsLAsD fsSsAgAEl snd STRoNe
MARY Ann Batehford act. The New-York and New
Hsver Rslrsad COmpsnyOrder Special Term swsrdins
issue reversed. -
BEFORE Jsrslees ROOsKvzLt. SUTHERLAND. and MUlES.
The People, &c, agi. Mortimer Seeor.-Wrt Of
dismissed s. premature
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HARIrn RAuRoAD EPKRrss TRAIN TO ALB1ST.-
The fas, Evening Express train on the Harlem hail
road between this c;sy and Albany vii commence
running tomorrow.
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limited STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-DEo 49,.
Mr GEoRGH r. BELTS, Commissioners.
E1TRADITION CASE.

The further examination In the case OF Gustav Sch
linz to-day The counsel for the accused moved
Tor his discharge on account defect IN the papers and the
OF the treaty with NuTtembeTg BY the Senate
Fencing argument the case was soJoufnea WI IV'""
"wednesday, at O'Clock.
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SUPREME cOURT-CRAssEEa--Dec- l3-Beiors Justios
Sg7sOsG--DECIsiONs
The People, &C., af. The Mayor, &e.-Injunotion
Granted according opinion uDo9 undertaking being gven .
Before Justice CLSHEB
Stephen ID. Dillaye AIT. Hamilton w. shPmsn--
Motion denied without Costs
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SUPREME CoURT-CIRcrr Dec a. - Before Justice
yANRk
TIE IMPORTANT SUIT on EGO wARRAsTo' Is The
FIRST REGIsEET.

THy IMPORTANT SUIT on "QCo wARRANTo' Is The
FIRST REGIsEET.
The People and Va liter W. Price ayt- Spencer H. smith
Mr. W. r. Howe said tina; in this ease ne bad the
honor appear for the plaintiffs (nrueed BY the Attorney
, 90 tha suit nstu.ed under the f2d section
of the Code the defendant for usurpns the ooe o.
Colonel OF the 1T Regiment Of the hewfok state Militia
The facts thefe On tie Ith day Of March lat az eec-
and at election there only candidates namely
Mai lthe plaintiff and Col smith he defendspt Col
smith received q votes sod MAJ Price smith vas there
duly elected. Now be (Ar Howell had 20 SUD
nit 10 the Court tho election Of the defendant void,
under the Statute the 18th April 1885, Section l. which de-
hurd the hrs division direct only Of the Counties
Newly ora Richmond and ether County or place Col
Smith the time Of his election, resident Queens
COUNT and consequently, ineligible; end therefore MAJ
Price Aredent Of the City Of New-fof was entitled
70 the Office. - = r..,, ., A.
defendant eouteDaed speech Of great power that under, the
9Th section Of the act of April a. 1885, Col smith was ooei
rnova uo adjacent oouny should not thereby vacae his
MI Howe ia reply urged upon the Court that this section
intended privilege commissioned ocers, suect-
inc ar ce actually time OF their oud that
las matter rsce their going reside IN sdscont county
should forfeiture Of Otce nen IN eKseuee here
election and ONCE and the statute
of Aur 1888 clearly ssea the question BY ensctng In
ton $50 be eligible for election the party must De
Tesident Of the proper military district according 70 law"
the proper district distinctly defined oy the statute
Anil ia gsS 10 be and Richmond and Col Smith
consequently ineligible He thr Howe) therefore prayed
Col smith DO ousted' from command OF the
gent and that Major Price be declared entitled 70 that ohce
usice Jsne delN erpg Judgment sad that Col saith
clearly ineligible under the statute Oh Apu
he resident Of Queens County, and therefore
udenen for the People that the defendant has
but the plaintiff, Major Price cannot be
pouted TO the Office although find hun eligible in
pec inssmuch he did receive plurality Of votes at the
The Court was crowded with officers and military gentlemen
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Total 3, az Rostes Dee -3osa bbls Flour, Sss 40. Cess
Meal 20 100 bush Wheat 90 s3s do Corn coo do Osis
do Rye Loco do Malt. ssss Pkg~ Prev.oss LOT de- WsaAy,
40 d. Lsrd, ~ DO Asbss
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.qrg % Slks. VS. la
sp-ce ...-..-....- E,s9Lt-D <.lSs-S -
CALCULATION. tse N 1919 -.
Net D-Pcsi-....-.... St,IiolD e~i9ns '''.i'r1'
HE alncxed table gives me per eet
net dfpo-i,s 10 bv lhe ~ hanks

We annex a comparative statement OF the Exports
Exclusive of specie from New-York TO foreign ports,
for the week and since Jan. /:
1857. 1855. 1883.
Fer the week. ~ l84oo9 ElVct9oS $780,
Previously reported. 675ll,sS3 so,oo'os eLSSos$4
sins. Jan l..... sesss,sss s5T,e7,al sSsSdssls
The following amount Of specie has been carried
over the Panama road during the last fortnight on En-
glish accounts
.sEs1B IS Silver 4s Is
Total. r9SSrszi OF
The stock Of goods in bonded warehouse shows but
little increase over the total for November LIST The
following il the warehouse movement for the month OF
November:
Total value Of FOODS bond November SO oo scs
Eutd warehouse from foreign ports In Noyeuoer sys O6
Received in bond from other domestic PoTIs... o1iS
Sl2sSs 500
Withdrawn for consumption here. SlIgl4
Re-shipped 20 foreign ports. eoS5if
Trs1shipped other domestic ports...... lSsSl- lsss
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mARRIRD.

Monday Dec. ~ BY the Rev. d..
Lewis Church Of Holy Trinity. Brooklyn Geopss ".
Brsnerd es Of this city 70 Martha Noble CLARKE Of Psts
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l. That General Calendar Tor the Trial Terms be made
Up year 1000 Of issue for which must be hed DO
fore ssttsy The 2h day Of December, instant specifying
whether tde be tried by aJury or by the Corr
endsr Of ss ard II il has been marked down" when 1t
q uisrtsd.
No cause viii be upon the Calendar unless the note OF
: coufurrns 20 these requirements. -
There y M be but one Calendar made up for the 1860
I'D need be filed in any Causes
% sy the January viii be placed a. the loot o Ae
Calendar accofdne their dates OF issue OsuSes
srksd down will be placed the end Of the Calendar
be generally reserved by written conscut OF
the ATTORNEYS time before the IA the day
calendar mey aterwerd be pscsd uon to
ds edsr on the Application Of either party to the Judge
provided days previous notice oil Hlcn epP4
tiou be given 20 the adverse patty
All causes marked on Tor the term shau nave pr
the succeeding term and will be placed at the head Of TIE ce
The calendar Of causes TO tried by the Court without
jury vii be called tral the Fourth Mondays OF
January, March May and NovenbeI.
D. fifteen causes placed each dey calender and no
calendar will be made foT Saturdays. . .
tie General Terms in appeal cases arising m ms Co
the gufnent
al reserved viii be called In the order
on the calendar But IL appeals from the Marine and Justices
VIII be allowed ana couhse
must be prepared for the argument when the case eAeheo "
In action on contract where there Is 70 believe
that the defense nteposed for delay andth the tis vi" not
than hour, the plant
o dsv amply Chambers the placed 1pon te
short cases, and which will be made up iot
abe lat Friday in each tril term , e. ,,-,
The notice be accompanied by the ahdavs W any, upon
which the motion will be founded -, o. -, <-.,
be granted the order to that effect shall iorh
with delivered TO the Clerk with written notice sPeons
he her o the General Nalendaf.
should trial occupy than one hour II may De sus
pended In the Judge holding the Court and he
will hereupon be placed the foot Of the Oenea Oeh
By order Of the Court NATHANIEL JARVIS, JE, CLERK
Deee1beT 1, 1889.
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The following a statement of the earnings of the
Sacramento Valley Railroad during the last three years.
1857. 1858. 1859.
Gross GIT g42 II &85 l08 % S1 42g So
Onrrstips sxpeu,es... slO4f 30 e. $40 IS 96943 50
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From this a. 20 be deducted meais for the ground
for de pot track along the lev~e al SacTsmento,
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SUPREME CoURT-5YscIsL TEEr-Dec i9--Before JUs,iee
hosCEfEY.
DECI5Ios.
Edward NJ. Townsend ct al. ACT. Peter Bogar, i'm
pleaded kcAoon order Of deuied. Eith 81