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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25

Tie shipment TO China of over 900 packages during
the week does not indicate the amount Of business
transactedo we hear of very large engagements for
future delivery which have been concluded during the
past two weebs reaching nearly 10000 packages, and
which will con slme the production Of some of the mills
for the next three months This trade promises to be
larger than even last year, which, together with the
regular demand from Mexico Brazil, and the South
American coast generally, will exhibit such agge
gate rs TO give tone to manufactured goods in all de-
pariments and prevent any serious decline in cotton
fabrics.
Heavy Sheetings arc firm at Sci yet the produc-
ton promises to be on more limited scale than for
long time past. Drills command Sc readily, and we
hear of some favorte makes being sold at &c. Beached
goods are without much activity, but the market has
recovered it's tone since last month"; and tho goods are
held 1t higher prices.
Printing Cloths, which were more depressed by the
panic than any other fabric, are held higher and few
contracts could be made except at decided advance.
Therecent sales reported were made to spectators,
and are Of course still on tho market and will remain
30 as long as the prospect Of the printed fabrics con-
tinues 70 unsatisfactory. Large lines Of goods were
carried over last year. and the strong printers decline
to continue their works. preferng to sell the product
Of their looms in the raw sateat moderate prices
confident that such An accumulation will increase before
the LIST Of July, that the prices will go still lower.
There Is no doubt but that the surplus stock vii! be
very large, as the production Is more than twice the
demand for printing and manufacturers are generally
working full time, and In some instances extra tiQe IA
imisted upcn
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In the report of the Railroad meeting held at Wash
non, it Is stated that all the Presidents reported
increased earnings their roads in the present month.
I, IL proposed to make Change hours p m, instead
Of 81 p. M, as at present. Leading bankers will be
present from p. This alteration is very desirable,
and should be promoted by all who visit the Exchange.
The attempt TO make such change Of hours has been
frequently made but the procrastnation Of the mcr
chants has invariably defeated the attempt.
The Niagara brings 81 $50 900 in gold.
The bids for loan Of $500 for this State will be
opened ut Albany, tomorrow, 9th. The stock bears
y cent interest is redeemable in 1863 and the pro-
oeeds 20 to the Sinking Fund 1t viii probably be bid
for at as y cent premium. The &c Of 1874 worth
LOG, and the new 7s are worth los.
The Albany Journal of last evening says:
Ths Board OF Brokers have resolved to strike from
the stock list tho bonds Issued BY secedns states This |, RICH.
and proper IL stated BY competent legal authority that buy
TO an Indictment for treason"
No such action has been taken by the Board Of Bro
ksr nor has the subject beeuraised u the form alluded
10 by The Journal,
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Sues bp Auttiotl.

A. ~ mKRwus, Auotioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Irving Buildings,
HD sos 50 and sos BroadwsySsies OF Books Stationery
Pi..ares ~ oTks d Ara Fancy Goods Furniture. &c.
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan q. az O'clock
PRIVATE lIRARY Of valuable standard works IN all dc.
vs,,p,. ard collection Of misesnecas publications. For
sr,irzlnrs sec cataloee be had Of the SsesTooms
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, Jan. % and a.
ats o'clock,
COINS, MEDALS, AUTOGRAPHS ENGRAN lNGS, &C.
A large cols>ction For particulars, see catalogue -,
WEDNESDAY and TfiJ RSDAY Nv ESlNUS, jan 20 and u
Ut al O'clock,
PRIVATE COLLECTION Of CHOICE BOOKS. comprising
,nsny rare aud cuovs Works IN al departments Poetry
ATT Mu Bfoxrsrhy Antiquities and Miscellaneous Liter
sUIe n particularly IN the Drama and Dramatic Literature
with an M collection Of Sha srearian and edition Of
-evers Of which Of much rarity and pecu
Int ee' containing autographs, &c
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II will be seen that the balances due other banks
have been upward OF s2s 900 GOO; they now nearly
81, 100000. .....
The general dry goods market shows come signs of
returning activity but the volume of business has not
been large The jobbers more confident Of the
future, and are making preparations for the great
West1n and North Western trade, which, though late,
murt Of necessity be large during the season.
We annex our usual summary Of the Exports Of
Domestic Goods from this port for the week ending
Ian % "a folloWs
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CAPrURE OF BUR6LARs.--Eary on the morning OF
the lsth December burglars entered the dwelling house
Of Philip Sinks No 443 Third syenue where they dis
covered 10y Pauina Ball the girl AZ she xrm
the burglars assaulted her with ch emitting het badly bout
Toe heed amer which they escaped with small quantity q goods
On Wednesday night Oces Roope aud Clark OF the Twenty
6r., ard arrested named Charles Wentworth and
James RobnsOn who In tbs act breaking into the
premises The g for whom she mmedlsiely
recognized Of them The burglar who hd prev,usy
ssned her The psonss tskeo bsoro Justice Connolly
ed coz nhtsd 10 snswey.
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.W-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
Ocean Steamers.

CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing and -mb wilkins passenger Qnesns
tswn QTelandl The Liverpool NewYork AID Philadelphia
steamship Company in-sd dispatcldns bhb hi povsrsd
Clyde-buils Iron Steamships - fonowsi
bnlNbnhon SStteAJ I'M 70
CITY OF NASHlNbIuN. SATURDAY. frn. y
EINA go sstu daI feb
And every SATURDAY. 81 noon from Pier ~ ksrth River
EATps 90 rsssAaEi
FIRST CABIN ........'sI - sTEERAoE. ........e3s
s.eerrss Return Ticket good of IN month, .... Sc
PsssanFefs FORWARDED 10 Pafis Have Hamburg bsemss-
Rotterdam, Antwerp 10, al rcdar-d throaKh fares
Ferrous Wins bring sl feEds buy tickets hese
Il The follow ina rates New YORK; from Liverpool Quoent
peoL . t0t from Queenstown, 30
Tbese have superior accommodations for
and carry experienced Surgeons They built In wssrs
iron sections and have patent Fire Annihstoru board
F6r further information, spply IN Liverpool 70 WIN khAN
Assal No "a Wsisrst H. Glassow % VIM lNMAN No y
~ Ehoeh square n Qoe~nsown 70 Q u p SEA aOthh
Co IN London 10 EfVfs MACY No 81 King Wtlislntt
Paris 20 JULES DECOUE Ne Place de IL Bourso In Phi
sdephia John DALE, Ne l19 W.lsr,s. o. q the Con
p.py's Oflo~s JOHN q DALE, Agent
Nc. Is Broadway N
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MeoifaI.
A DvICE GRATIS.

IN
It should be the elm Of newpspSr TO become acquainted
with the improvements snd discoveries Of the day and !" call
the attention Of lie readers al such vii be interesting end
useful to Them In all such Its conductors should fee
strictly bound IN honor TO speak In ibid and truthful
a. II conyeng with an Intimate friend We have heretofore
recommended MRS. wNsLoY's sooralS6 SYRUP fer
children teethng take occasion 10 repeal that w
believe IA Of more importance 10 mothers and their obdes
than any other discovery made by the profession in the s hun
bred years. very percentage of candrsn annually die
during the process eethng and much number Of those
bo SURVIVE are greatly debod disessod ths. they gro,
up weak both physically mentally and tncapsciiased bot
for study and labor Now sppea Nth perfect confidence"
thousands Of mothers who win read this article to cOrrObors
our when we sy that such fatal consequences
those wo have alluded occur from teehns when MIS-
wINsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP Is used In time
We pleased to know th. thousands Of indies have aessd
non o,r ,,se,op and have Thanked fori si there
many thousand. Of mothers who road our pspsr who from pref
udee against the Good worthless no'tran' that d'usc tho
country or Om neglect not yed themselves OF the o
eft. Of this most invaluable remedy To such we wish say
hi. Syrup The result Of thirty years experience OF one Of the
best female physician, the world produced ard "' ".
RrxEDr sKKpEo By every mother who has child eethns
,oeus the rums reduces inflammation .sJ al pain and
odc action eoects tcdy Of the stomach and regulates sh'
bouc,a Moroover every mobsrit 70 rsSVEcr'
sArnno possible Of lie according to the d.
rscions Which accompany each bottle. We speak thus cooh
den nom the feet that very many Of our most valued o'a
have msdo use Of for years and have witnessed tho
happy results from IN hundreds Of n ysu
before had faith In female physician wssd for you viii
have amer using the Soothing Syrup Try IT. Twenty-Five
cnts purchase bottle ia therefore within reach Oft
poor well o. the rioh-tN Y. Lsdes Visitor
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LAW LNIELLIGENCE
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-J.s. 24-Beers


COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-JAs. 24-Betors
Justice LEONARD.
ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL.
The Dstrict-Attorney called on the trial Of John
McGuire the murder Of VIM Greene on ths 2h Of o.
Der last and Jury mpanneed The prisoner sailor
On nigh. Of the 2h Of October 10 company with ship
mate named OItou b. to this city from Brooklyn Aer
visiting places in the lower part OF the city, they went to
While they became disodeGy aud after remonances
from sgain their conduct ;hey elected by
named Fogey The prisoner Their brandhed knife and used
atening Greene went OF his saloon aud told
rushed upor him and stabbed him with the knife he had In
his hand He u nediatey fled but spprehended by the
police the Knife being found still In his possession and covered
with blood
Theodore Wesibrook appeared for the accused.
PRESESTNENT RELATIVE TO THE c0URT-ReoNs.
Tie Grand jury came into Court, and made the fol-
lowing presrntnaent 10 the Judge
The GRIND Ju wond state that thsy have carefully c,usd
cred hist portion your charge relating the
they tried 10 obtain ali the Information they could and
they would respectfully that in their opinion the
Council have been hasty In authorizing the recent
the occupancy Of the court and have sced
without proper consideration Of the of the communyi
that in the opinion Of this Grand Jury that order should be I'm
ediatey rescndd and the Courts rensised In their former
positions They would so state, however that the evil
he immediately end entirely removed from the utter
of IN. prese the growing business
and that should b. those
beers Common Council who withhold from the Board Of
would be ample and which in be the only me
dsely ayaabe site Both the Common Council and the Board
Of Supervisors 10 be perfectly shed Of the great
sty fer further accommodations and yet owing 20 the
went unsumy that exists between the Boards nothing
isdone would recommend the immediate passage tho
Common Council Of resolution granting the Aforesaid proPy
Supervisors the above spcihet aud
that Board Supervisors be requested proceed 81 soon ~
practicable with he work under the act tbs Lesaa
thorizlns the same and for which loo 900 was
Ner-Iork, Jan. "a, 1851 CHAs L. STEWART, Foreman.
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NOTICE. of SALE.-N Whereas detanlt has DEL

NOTICE Of SALLY Whereas default nas DEL
made In the conditions of q o-sin heDns dsh
,hs nst day May A. d. eighteen hundred aDd any
.Inouted BY the Shsboysan and Msspp Railroad Compsn,
As.ab C. FAy IN the CITY 81 New Yo,t Trree snd dull
recorded the office Of tue Secretary Of Stats Of tha STATE
waoann Book OF Railroad Mortgages psses isa 70 ~
tncuve whereas the said FAsg has resigned the appoint
oen under sa and the andrr.isnAd
Seen dy constituted and appointed according 70 the povow
Of said noftsAs. ssid Flag and Trustee IN hk
Too Nov therefore, BY yirtoe q the power Of .ais cos
nod said ard In pursuance Of law. the andaf
dfDeA Trustee under said ~ the second day
Mach A. D. dshesr hundred and hTtyope at the stsoa
d ShsboyEan and Mississippi ifoed Company
The CITY heboygsn wi-cnpn At Two o'clock In the ats
noon Of day sell public auction 70 the highest bidd foe
~ Ave dollars and forty cents At s AZ the amount Of
bonds secured by Hd mortgage ozt.ndng with the inter
paid being the cl med be due thnrcon
ortgassd prenses described In said mortgage 10 Wit All and
dneuni First Division Of thu Railroad ~ said Company o
he City Of Ssboysan the City Of Food do La In Wisoos
n Together With al the rights Of vsy depot grounds railways
rails bridges piers stations stsobouses and ohs, building,
snd q. tie and heredauens By said sheboygan and Nj
spp Railroad Company then bed thereafter anqaired
connection With this aid First Division Of thor Railway
lans whether obtained under the rights and privileges
9f their them BY decd and so eli t
i.ocisss sd sheboygan ard Mississippi railroad Compss,
connected With the said First Division Of their Railway
lsns thereto and Iso ell the locomotive engines tender
II svery description machinery machine shops tools and In
smen wood and property connected With the pyper equt3
neni woin opersfins and conducting Of the sad RroAa
hsn owned OF thercaer asred By the said shsooygn tt
hsshpp Rsosd Company for OF spparsusnt 70 the sfds
aid II snhsutlop Of tbose then owned oihss
xis all ~ whch p@sonsI cbae declared 10 be fixtures
end sppuboes and 10 BE- used and sold herewith md
got separated thcrefom and 70 Be tkeo pat thefe
-Dsc~nb~r Is is0 sAmL BENSON. Trurea
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CJPREME COURT--CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NFW-YORK JOSIAH w. BACHELOR Against
RICHARD T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. To the DEFENDANT;
You arr eby and required 10 tho complaint
On iii, actor uhich ills day filed IN the office Of the i1-ts
Of the City AID County o New rt az the City Ba a. he
CITY County and state NewYorb snd copy Of
snswer 10 tie sid complaint the subsc theft
No ~ nroaAVsy q" John street New orb CITY, within
ity day. AneI the crvce II this 20 eIeuve
Of the Icy Il sVch service and fall 10 the said
complaint Thin the me ao aid the plsi h In this .con
take lgtnrit for the 81 hundred al
ninety III 1870 doas with Interest thereon the OF
III Irr ceut per March 18Th 1870 the
eutv Eve dollar, with thereon from
sy 9Th beside the OF this A9n Da'ed Newiork
Janray.4 3D. MILLER FEET NICHOLS
a2s fevtwP Plaintiffs Attorneys No ~ Broadway n. Y
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TIE SUPPoSEp WFr.MUaDgR.-Coroner 0'Keefe
Yesterday hell an inquest at No 30 West Twen.y eighth street.
on he body OF Mary Traner who died Tuedsy sup
poed from III. effects Of beating Administered by her hus
band Patrick Trao post examination Of ths body
showed that the died natural dos,h having been
afflicted with pleursy. Tho Jury rendered verdict TO that
eject and heeupon the Coroner discharged the husband from
eu.lod
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Such pervsrs'ty Of pdrposs Il continued, win bring

Such perersty Of purpose, II continued, win bring
ruin upon many Of the smaer manufacturers and ul.
raely inure the mills engaged in the other depart.
nieDts Of manufacturing. The movement in woolens
since our last report bss been important than for
several weeks past The cothier are sorting up their
stock, and some sew styles of fancy eassime,es have
met with moderate sale. The production has been
somewhat restricted the past two months and she
stocks though large, are not 90 oppressive as SONG
sessons. Last years goods are selling low. aud win
generally be cleared out by the auction houses. =
The increased importaons of foreign Dry Goods
aries from shipments of silks and miscellaneous good.
as the impotations Of Cottons and woolens have de-
creased as compared with last yearand from present
indiea'ons the imports for the future will not exceed
those of last year. and some importers confident that
the returns during the Spring win show large falling
off. There is market for the goods already arriving
and they are generally warehoused; and no uducemea
Ia offered to the importer to continue his opealion as
the paper he would receive on the saies has no such
currency in the street as last year. - .l.aga1
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County of Ee~York Notice hereby given II
p~rtons bsvirg claims against WASHINGTON COOPER late
Of the Cfy Of EewYorh deosasd 10 pssent the via
yeuchsu thereof 20 the suhrrihers ths Office Of SH III
WIIks No ~ Wal street In the City Of New-Yoft
before the fifteenth day Of Jaoe ucI-pated New Yo he
SETH wILKs, Administrator.
dil IsvefnF EMELINE COOPER, AdnluistrsniI-
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1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. AOOl
GREA DOUBLE-TRACX ROUTE
capacity Of the Road Il equal 10 Ia ths coentfy
TIE SREAT SHORT LINZ TO TIE WEST.


GREA DOUBLE-TRAcx ROUTE
Tue 'sR s a 81 .s1 Sic saoR ror To E VEST
OsHce Ne Asior House corner q ve-ey-st
r.ees Cor the transportation Of Passeuss q and from Ctn-
,innst Chicago 5. Louis s., Psnl Fashve Memphis New
and ali other towns In the West NORTH West ana
south ursurpasses or speed and comfort BY route
THROUGH for tho West leave Nev1ork foot Of Court
isndt b-Ahnns EIprrsI g m Evening EKWas% sp m
Eleeftnr and rmot Ing al the trains
Fars always - low, ard the time a. quick, . eJ any
any point the Railroads u Ohio Kentucky Indiana
illinois, Wisconsin. fows Missouri, by RAILROAD Dl-
RECT to port on the nsvgsbs MYERS Of the Wet b.
The rate. Freight and from any point Of the West BY the
PspnylYaniA oad a, su times favorAbl. 1e charged
BY other Rsroad Companies Merchant. and 'hPpen ntru,
transportation OF he Freight 70 this Compsny can red,
with conhdeIc &c on its speedy transit
This also mAtstains EuigHDt Accommodating
Line by wbih eies eusrSinE westward enjoy eacAp and
comfortable mode Of Conveyance half the hr . rats
OF f.Je l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent Nc Astor Hous>
LEIGH Co.. Freight Asrnts, -
No Ast0r House, and No South WifaD-gt
MCDONALD BfsCHoFF Egirsni Aren.
EyoCH LEWIS General sup't, Altoons, Pa
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUEKfRK EMPRESS at : q 10. for Dunkhk Buffalo,
Canapdarus end principal Stations
MAIL at sis m for DunkiIA and intermediate Stations
This Train remains night Al Kfnr1
WAY % p m. for Midtown, Eewbnrsh and Inter
h .% s S.S 90 G pgs. sa Ss.
A. AL hei-1rtin Statons and ruus only 20 EInta
CHAs MNoT. General sup't
TOR NEW-HAVEN-Fare 81, Berths free
BY s'eamer rom Pcck slip DAILY Al } p m. Passengers
nr Meden Hartford Springfield Northampton and towns
e line Of Vermont Rsioads ta,e The u train from
New Havr or board the boat unfit tho morning
Mrbaas forwarded nv an ESpre.s Train through 10 BHf
gton Ordensburgh M0ntrel and all intermediate
FRANCIS HYDE General Prcish, Agent
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Reeeipts Of Produce,

Jaa 2-s6oo bbls- Flour 900 bush. Corn 900 do M.it
0oJkEs Provisions liz bush Seed s62 pkss Whisky, OoS
De ied hogs.
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MOTHERS.

There adrccmsu, IN this number paper to which
wh to your special s,tenon We do no. because
we are paid for doing -for the rrope. has no. mach
requested so-bn from the fact that sincerely be-vs
deeply you and ysur children - know whA, their
comm We refer to thirty years experience Of fcs'
physician In the shape Of MRS wiNsLoW's SOOTHING
SYRUP for children teethrs.
Tens thousand. Of children die yesy duns the Of
CUTTING teeth hundreds OF thousands barely DEATH
to pass lie Of suffering diseased In body add ebed in mind
which resorts from dsorgsni1aou Of the dannf
the rroces eethns h. wn.low In her profession bad
opportunity much Of th suffering and hiss prepared
medicine the esse-amIs yes perfectly effective ard
sure JrsT THE nssypI
We KNOW IKE magic vrs almost inssn, reliof,o DE
lc misunderstanding witnessed the most pleasing rsa on
the use oft great number Of No diooverys n-d
cine the Lac, hundred yes VII compare with Ia s benefits
rsoo IN opinion aid the Of one femsle pbys
elan, s,lesst VIII be irnmortslifsd BY this medicine.
drawing Room Companion.
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Increase. ...,.....'''''''.'''''ri
This makes about $50 900 increase for the first three
weeks Of January
The third week Of January in tho Cleveland and
Toledo Road shows a falling CD Of about 81, 200
Report Of tho amount Of coal transported over tho
Delaware, Lackswanna and Western Railroad for
the week ending Saturday Jan 10:
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JTltSEf.-
~ From foot Of Courandts -COnnscpy Hampton june.
t,ou with Desw and WesJn Railroad aud
Eson with Lehish Valley Railroad and Its connections forming
direct tne to Harrisburg witheu, change OK cars =.
WINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Deocmber To-
leS0-Leavo New York ~ follows:
HlHRsRuRo EKppKfs-kt q m for kaston Reading row.
vie Snrisburs Mauch Chunk WHl!ansport Gc- ~.
MiL TsAIS-Ats. m for Easton, Water Gap, Scranton
Greet Bend Pittston. Wilkesberve, &c .
l2x THRoUGH TRAiS-For Esston Msncb Chunk, " hiAms
port Reading, Pottsvills, Harrisburg 30 49,
p =. PRRogsH TRAIS-for Eaton, Bethlehem AAenso~n
and Mauch Chunk.
SOP " WAY TRAN-Por Someyfle
BxPHEss TRAIN HARRIv8ukG-Tbe g. %. Express
Trun from New York arrives Harrisburg ~ noon IN
time 10 with trains and wDst on fennyvans
Cen,ra Railroad Northern Central north and south and win
the Cumberland Valley Railroad
RguARyTBPoRT AND NBwYoRx PBBRV-Lesye New fcrk
som Pier Nc g. North River at and III 800 and
LElyB RLIlBKTH-At 6;l5 and s;l5 m; l:2o and &C
pm. ,,u.
trip each way. JOHN y. STEHNS. Superintendent
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SUPREME CoURT-Cu. SBERs JAN 2i-BefOre 'ustics
BARNARD.
ruy cuyYyyR CHURCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ID
THE cHEEyER CHURCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR A COMMISSION.
The reopa az rel r. Harvey al egt Henry II. Hart e H.
This il an action brought by the plaintiffs 20 test
the titles the defendants or the Legality q their election 20 ths
attending which election familiar to the public The d.
PENDANTS moved for stay proceedings IN me s''Sn ana of
is at present in Aberdeen Scoand-ard OF George r EdsI
who is in the State Of to suen eeso mr.
The plaintiffs opposed the motion on the seund that VI
Cheever being resident Of this State the Court had no power
tOi''oe eSmmiion and hat the 1son OF o. r.. eSad
DC ds!g % pedy as P0' rss, SIS b for sos
" DECISIONS
WestGeld Bank agt. Peter p. Cormen.- 20
cancel and discharge lie peHde"' denied The aPP"''''
Samuel Epoch ss, Hermann discharge ordfs
Of arrest denied With leave renew additional .na.ss A.
j r. Cawley AIT John Prrdmore Motion for reference 10
Wm A. worlard ast Joseph b. Hascsl-MOion to di''hss
De Wit C. Grsham c, al ust Peter granted
'n Sba s 5 5sTs S hsma. L.
granted and jndgn ent set aside .,.;..., ont md
judgment for plaintiff.
corrRr OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JAy 24.-BefOre Judge
The following is the Grand Jury impannesd to,asy;
AehoIA Denman Foreman Louis Bridge Daniel o.
Mesncthon FUR William J. f-h, Norman Francis Shanes ~
Fmior William Habirsh.w, Henry w Hunt A asi Sa
barsI Kelly Charles lsysssS Ed sis re jane
Taylor Albert Ii. Hilton John TSss:snd Oliver b. T"'e'
n sSos other things 10 the .ns n.de%ssn
public receive any .ss, OF s Ss sda aSs
ooop, Aler paving compliment 70 The ehaciencJ Oh sos
By Il 81 sss s~ ,si
the highest richest IL The land tss I'd he. :. &
make Generous ~ n ,Ss snd Juyrs,
in other branches os,vOlun.s system Of a,,s
IL . common cause In whsaws ss a'''a'e'''
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TRFSSES, for the Radical Cure Of Rupture,
Fastic stocbugs shoulder. brNoe, Abdominal ippos's
Se IN. oALNAN0-ELECTRlC REGENERATION u q car
tain Cure far Spernaiortoa mpotency senn. LOSES 40
Car o. &C sddres. Dr' GLOVER THORNE, No. Aun-st
f8erum's Museuml