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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01
Notice..

NOt1ce.
rJNhe examination of applicants for admission to
the Grammar Schools will take place for the Bows
at the fourth Grammar school room. New school
Housed on Monday August 1st, at O'Clock A. NJ
For Girls 81 the Centre Grammar School room New
School Housed on Tuesday August I'd. at 8 O'Clock
A. Nj. juy2T did
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-01

Rebel Cavalry Entering Maryland and Penn
syfrdntd.
New YORK, July 80.
The Posts Washington dispatch says intel
Hgence direct from Frederick states that a
body OF cavalry crossed into Maryland at the
mouth OF the Monocacy last night. Also that
a part OF McCausland's cavalry had entered
Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26
The Lewis-Andersou Case.

The evidence in this case, already published in
columns appears lessen the oense from the fragrant
charge a desire the port Of M Lewis to have
Anderson punished for real imaginary injury done the
latter gentleman the motive for which does appear be
disclosed We repubsh The card Of Mr. Lewss counsel by
request:
CARD-THE "ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO MURDER"
To the Editor Of The =. \. Tribune.
SIR: Ia the various publications of tho charge
sganst Mr. j. d. Lewis discovered several tending
10 his injury which we deem il our duy to correct
FH Although Mr. J. H. Anderson charges In his affidavit
conspiracy procure his DEATH he does not single
fact 20 sustain that charge.
Second All that the aidayit- Of the witnesses pretend to
charge that Mr. Lewis desired that hr Anderson should
ceiyc personal chastseuet, to use the more definite
language Of OF them, M Lewis wanted Anderson licked
and confident from the eyd Ia our possession that
tni- charge viii be fully and satisfactorily met.
Third We lrei by Mr. Lewis asi those connected
wh him ia business hat hr. Anderson partner
If Hr Lewis aud sustained any other relation 70 him
than that Of CLERK which relation erased than year
since and also that feeling Of jealousy rivalry has at any
time existed e pit u Nh Lewis or lis tim toward the
am with which Mr. Anderson Is now en1ag,d.
Very respectfully, your,
CuArSCgY SHARPER,
A. J. DnTEsHOgPBR,
Counsel tor J. ID. Lewis.
u D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

HUDSON CITY, JERSEY CITY, AND H0B0KES
House RAnRoAus-PursuaEt to call. meeting of the
residents Of Hudson City and vicinity was held on Sat
ulday evening NJ the house Of Mr.. Garret Day New
ark avenue protest against 'he recent increase Of
re- on the horse railroads connecting with the various
cncs but efTccaly II reference TO the HoboEen
ani Hudson City line. Ihc meeting having organized
Us the election Oi Nj. John Plat Chairman the OBJ
ject II tie cal was discussed, and determination
tyinccd 90 withstand the demands Of the companies
number Of gentlemen pedcng themselves 10 dscon.
M ~ the use Of tie cars IN future. Committee hay.
ng waited upon the Superintendent of the Jersey City
Rad jMr. Mortiesj and requested han to favor the
meeting with Us attendance, tina; gentleman appeared
ard gave statement u the general management OF the
rond. At tie c0g'u-ch q VI remarks, resolution
was adopted that Nj Melsc, de- requested 10 urge
upon the Boald IL Directors o. thc Jersey .y Road
reduction II the fare a. sX cents by tickets ir ud
son City pace, gg"r Mr.. Morseies consented 70 re.
teiyc tie resolution and bis influence with the board
% secure it adoption. vote OF thanks was rendered
10 Mr. MeTsaes and tie discussion on the Jersey City
line lrruiEAted
With regard 10 the Hobokeu I'D Hudson City line,
there WIS no disposition 10 tlct any compromise, and
on motion It was unanimously ros"yed that II IS we
sense VI this meeting that q increase " fare Oh the
lO0okeu and Hudson City nifro4d Is uuealed for and
unjust and that the ct s generally be requested not
To palro. ~ t9at r0ad.' Waking Committee "
Ma lIen iurhe And the meeting adjourned subject to
tic call Of tn. Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26
sCIREMf Court Ap.IL 3d. Before Ju.,ire AID Jury
TUE LAW Or FORFEITURE.

I1scrI v. ffHlf ef tsf. James " b'ffiIFH.
This action D, upon g wilton contract, hy which
Tie defendant rrrd r 81. O.. .r p.l.l tine ..f. o. .l.
Aad 10 '0.-s o S. 1ua 1881 .u,. u" tti-h street
mont OK sing tie time b.tsc,n he d.f, d,at lud c1y
sI.s -.,l,r h'o-r Nsrrn - trr1t.r e. dc'.q Of
.,. t.r .tlt tsi..t tH pl 'o o. fl.l $50 -.
'rg L.II.t. f.a1r.a cr tg-i o., toIs's = tl.l
uualr s''i fud i5t 81 MaCl AID 1 is.v'. 20 ti" ffa
ti 3.r" H doc premises when 'h.y .lti boz .H hnart =
hlisa,t ,tys.s sareenI.rt Required n1 o. sch Gle boz
a,.ril. '.a Yi'tri4 l...c 80. ~ tl.t fcti ssr,..
Iir Cl zen showed tia -Hr a w. delivered Hu Gle
.sfh isv N4"h Then. .ofH, .Ut,i il Gle tcu0ly
as whether g ~. im" OBJ, decd delivered, the Iiuh
rfI-i O. -r posses To- premises b,cHla. fL'y
soa. tIaf De- haus- wrr ilst .f n days ait"r Mach
D. ILc o. liaIt ,aiufd ,f .rrI e. ouy 'o show ll
he house. rh-'s'y huist-d on the l3h q March
.ll .'ia - - r -n. .s.ni .N+r waved i"' i,fic t't
b .r-.gfr- ti. deed end sre... ls ere q" ofF r'cr
r u-rns atfr March D.. which amounted % T,ssfsor
gc-. hutcd AID ra.s,sIou tts aEd p,t ihsu - wee
flushed ilGiehy Z, Oh" pattern h"-c and III an srla
zion We .y,4 t," 'n =. % iyrii': y .gsrt.l and 20
pit he = - .,.-rd.I' .ioi1 ~ h. tie a..r.d o.
,., uy n tbi.stor 'aard IN ky6I n the r4n.f +,
t-a n, % W. m-d .L e -i n defendant tiat l- "a
ao Isdy io &c 1fitr't 'Ll rot hound ty To- TIE 'so
claimed D. We cd .ibtI'ion g IL c.e l''-rs n q.r
'. - 2 r II". iys forfeiture aud tf .a uo event -
gsr p-ilta cow beyond tie au.gHt OF il' award
TOO to.f t'aT.o tiat tte taxing le decd ~is W a
U1.gtT "! g. - forfeiture. THAT ls plaintiff b. ing 800
osfsu r.'s o Ownership ov0r tt pu'rea DUNG .lH fH-
Wls mounted p.f SON, De- ro"li not recover tAn o'
rt4fc al.s such sl; ti D. cL,''it ~ over A'
lHd lF thereto. tIt.t o.. I.--' l"h 'l th- sfh' AM
,.. ....f i. rr. ID .ll d. add s.. trl ytrsgt or
a.. q. rt % .- p ~ ID. = T.s. TOY DE paItll, Ed.
- 20 O..le.. cad J--A Mgg-. .. Lri,ud-at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

II abont o'clock on Sunday evening the
(,,sc f,esfory building known as the Architectural
Iron Works corner Of Fourteenth street and
Avenue c. took fire, aud in few hours was
completely destroyed. The building wa rs feet
fect OF The ai'onin- thrcc-story building was also de
s,-oyed Both buildings were Owned by joint stock
company, having an office in Duane street-D. ID;
Badger President Loss Oh building. machinery, AMI
stock about 30 600; fully Insured IN various city com
p,nits The following are the assurances; Manhattan
Company. $1,000. Globe, East RIVER, Jersey City,
Williamson City, Adiatic, 81. Nicholas, Hope, and
Peter Cooper Companies, 5000 each; Merchants,
Hreyoort. Greegwich Rutgers, and Atlantic, $500
each. Total S5.,JCQ
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Bnilbinp Alaterials.

nRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains,
Gotden Vases, Fire Brick, Grecnousc Malt KH, and
Flooring Tiles Long leland Pottery Depot, No 278 Pearl st.
MARBLE MANILES.-The best place in
VI the city purchase cheap aud well finished MAntles Is
a. A. KLABERS Mantle Mandatory, No. 100 East l8ths
near 5dav, New.fors Cut Ills cut.
DEADY ROOFiNG-As durable as Tin or
ke Shingles aud half the cost Samples and circulars sent
READY ROOFING CO., No. - Maiden Lane, NY
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COURT CALENDAR-THu DAY

SUPREME COURT--CIRcUIr.-Part I.-(Oyer and
Termner Part lINos 90 SJ2 i4oe r 32 4l3 $780, 6l9,
60 1913 il72 C2G l22 4Oi ll6 1900 1870 1923 1882 64
SAL Part Ill Nos 1862 S9 ll5 1873 1891 1857 1885, 1881,
5l 1882 1874 1895 1888 l4 1876 41D 1873 1897 1894 5s9
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL IERM.-Nos. 267 4,
207 243, l7l Of issues Of Law and Fact
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. 1881, $685. 3il5,
900 40ji, 4c53 1855 057 4O59 45 4063 ts5 1859 tCl
47 Fart INOs PIP 1910 $685. 2522 $3.50 $50 1862 1916
l123 1855, 1898, 3JJ2, 1896 225d GA.
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A. don't know bnt have have waived the privilege here
of a counsel because do not that anybody couu oe
harmed by IT, ,.,., l..
Nr smith and Mr Gerard then held short consultation 10
regard III. Ficut points proposition 10 allow them
amino h Hunter he end VI which MI S1lilh sHi" a
they accorded 10 IT,
HUyTER STAND.
John w. Hunter, hcng s"oIn, te-.ihr' a i'l""s' ,a
q. tfy ". Suil) want 20 ak you whether you NJ.
the signatures 10 the checks question: eSlbus ana -, W
any pAr.s Of Loe checks either rne OF them! n ene
did them Unt The 29tu day VI FeDilafy-i 'N
that the day Discovered them. IA.
&. y Mr.. GrrardlDo y0u know OF have you any 'ue'
WHO wrote them 4. Rot any.
Mr.. Grri-d-That Is all.
Nj IierrepOut-How about tie money mattersF .
Nh SAt- there il ybody that can make ahe''er eh
hib OF lis Affairs than Mr. Hunter would hke 10 see
h!:l--i would Ike 20 be- thai LGn. r.
II 'he Commissioner please. perfectly satished from
to- eylIcc CHAT has been aGau,cd here that f hGIt.I
entirely innocent Of the CTr LAID against nun, ana nssu
ray ta being satisfied desire that the case sss oe
su sot in way snail best ubseye the enh o. doug
im entire jUf'ice lud mac some tepon 20 MN lot te
wioLl that has NUMERICALLY perperaed against IiH
Nj Gle add simply 10y that concur .
~ rierepoHt-i simply 10y that il is worthy Of the two
gegel-en.
fc CoIrIt no, nece ary express any opinion
Ny CONVICTION il cLtc 10. dee Innocence e" MI tuil.I'
au -lad That his dchlrce Las been lcconpi'heG Dy he
faux free admission Of taC Or the bvyelhI'ht'
ILe g.se was then tisWI. sod.
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UNITED srAILs DISTRICT CouRT-ira' 2a-Re'o'e
JUICE BTr1s.
PRIZE CASH

~ mud slft,, ~. " sup 1Lor.ls s. d'.0n.
Tie Ds,ntt-Attoury to-day Sled "a huai decree
o. CO.. .atou ol trr . .l Of go oi DE- above -
d, amounting io %. -. A. 'i' rur o' the car'ur' .
" go vas Iuu ashore the coast o' 'Hr -nr't
st.t.s bad 0lIl.d by a hrbcl The nlys icr.'s 81 ae
tsd -4.es iot-rlr dirty % t.t .t;iau sc,,' Jed 80
..,iH- -u1l portion OF tr, .rrr .fou tro burning v-.
. wa li'riYa.I .rl @. lhis prr md enHGcasc- Tho
g0aAai, -lL .., FIG sisTt Ia rir pie,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

DISEASES RESULTING FROM

DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS
AND WEAKENED AND DEBILITATED FRAMES
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE
vIGOR OF HEALTH.
The reputation of this preparation is not Of day nora
month year is ii confined within limited space
is but known and appreciated by those who owe in tho
circle ofashon and refinement 1t H. on the contrary world
wide and the triumphs of this article have blessed alike
rch and the poor while like the that falls gently on the
earth this friend Of mankind s blessing descend
upon the suffering and afflicted Its virtues are known in
every quarter Of the nhabab globe and the wonderful
which daily performing have for it the highest post
l. the temple Of science With such mendations,
bucked by nconesbe and undoubted testimonials from
those who have experienced s curative properties giving 20
the public no assertion but what has passed through the
chile truth and supported by array splendid and hher
unknown rumph what wonder il that Thousands rush
to it for relief in the hour of danger.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles Funess Of Blood to the Head
Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn DISCUS,
for Food Fallness Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructatons Sinking Flattering at
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Fhtterng
at the Heart,
Choking or SuGaeatinz
Senssions VIXEN in a lying
Posture, Dmness Of Wis
ion Dots
Webs before the Sight Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deh-
cheney Of SEPARATION, Yeowness Of the
SKIN and Eyes Pain in the Size, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &c, Sudden finishes Of Heat; Burning in he
Flesh Constant, IInasinings Of Evil, and grea.
Depression of Spirits.
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BIrrERs IS
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY.
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDs
IS NOTA
DARKROOM DRINK,
ORA
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUN,
BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
AZURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC sTlMULANT OR
INJURIOUS DRUGS,
and cannot ndousy introduce the vice Of drunkenness into
the bosom of your fames.o your wife, your children,
your friends
Read the testimony the most respectable peOpe-prSons
Of character, and who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND.
WE WILL PAY $1,000
to any that viii produce Certificate published by hat
isnot GENUINE
NETWORK TESTIMONY.
From John d. Wiekersham esq, firm of Wickersham u
utch,on the celebrated manufacturers Of fancy works,
No. 259 Canalst.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26
Internationally

A Coon NUMBBR.-For Portraits Characters,
and Biographies Of GIN. BuTLER-s he grea, man the
Hon OWEN LovEJoY Mr.. MERRIAs. with Ethnoogy Physi
osnomy Phrenooy Psychology, etc. read TUE LLUsTRAT
PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for MAY now ready Only Is
cents by hst post All the back Nos JAsu AIRY IS cents
FOWLER l. WELLS, No. 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26
aJbuu, fuit,c Market.

AtnAET April %. 1864 The Cattle market although dun
q, he orrunr became bloyan, under sharp demand on
New Yok account aud closed hru at an advance Prices
arge from u, for ordinary 10 for prime extra TO fancy
Recerts. 3 400. Taken Fast, $40.
SnBP good request u aloe for fair to good. Receipts
$500
corn ted yustc Receipts, 1850 Shipped to New York,
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Coparlncrsbip Notifies.
90 farmers an0 Otbcrs

VERY large, thrce-year-old FRUITING
' VINES with s1cndid roots q the foiowing varieties:
CONCORD. DELAWARE, and DIANA
lst sze ~ each % size, s 80 each Delaware cut back
20 one foot -, =, =. 80 =,
4 50 each. Aliens do year, CIevelng two.year,
each Adde'S. VIM FERRY SON bridgeport CT
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fCORsBR IwLSrI rHIKD STREET AND BROADWAY, OPPosrT
FIFTH AyENUL HOTEL

At II =. m the closing prices were; Gold, ls3;
X. Y Central l3si Eric, ma; Erie Preferred, 100;
Hudson River. liJi; Harlem 300 Reading, 1881
Michigan Central, liG; Michigan southern lO3fi do.
Guaranteed li2; Illinois Central Railroad l35s; Pitts
burrh tx div, III; Galena, 1915 Cleveland and To-
lodo, I5l: Chicago and Rock Island, 1905 Chicago
and North Western. 6ai; Pittsburgh and FortWayne,
l2-l: wabash y. Ohio and Miss Certifs., GO; Can
ton. 5ll. Cumberland 7gt; Quicksilver, 7ili Quartz
Hill ls. MariF0sl, 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

GRIMES AND CASUALTIES Thomas Lee, aged
- years held to bail by Justice Kelly, IN the sum
Of 900 10 answer the charge Of setting hre TO the
stables attached TO COnrads Elm Park, broadway ana
Ninety second street, the 22d inst. Coroner CONN
yesterday held inquest upon the body OF Charles
Baar aged SIX years, who died from injuries received
by falling from the fourth story window ol his parents
residence IN Observation-Disclosures street. The same
Coroner held an inquest upon the body OF soldier
which was found floating in the dock near Pler NO ~
East Riyer Deceased was five feet eight inches ia
hight, had dark brown hair whiskers and nustachc'
and dressed In L. s. cavalry uniform. Mary Jane
Barry aged four years fell from the fourth story window
Of her parents residence, No. az East Fourteenth
street, and was instantly killed. Martin Brunan was
committed by Justice Mansfield charged with striking
his wife Bridget In the head with The injured
woman was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital. W lillian
ODonohOe. In company with eight nine companions
late on Sunday night, seized Catherine Riley, aged AZ
years and dragged her into stable in the Tenth avenue
near ThirtysecOnd street where they brutay violated
her person. UDonOhOe who was fully identified as one
OF the party, was committed by Justice Lcdwth. An
attempt was made by party Of burglars. ON Sunday
night TO enter the store of Mcssrs w. II. g. &. Z.
Ihone No 50 Church street but being surprised they
made their escape.
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dsng punishable from the o,herMoon granted without
Before Judge BRApY
William J. Watson agt John q. Dudley.-Motion granted
far stay proceedings until costs viz +9i Of former
suit IN This Court are paid.
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MARINE coURT-ranL Tsea--'rrm 25.--p,,orc

ANGEL Er,e.v p. A".. 1ef stone.
Tho init was brought By tho receiver o. one
NriaI Roof receive. balance -' scd O. bee tgc to o.,
lait,l ny Stone building 'ortI.ft
Roof agr.Ud i bl tn u.t .r stone or some ots Of che
latter u s rs nd stu ruI. tt ssfle boy jtn. l1ol
lie DID net 80 Store 10 MAJ. lb1i aa hc
ys Doe. yrut sud >toue hli.h t4r t-HduE huse b.
Dol riy then ol.lsd ds' 90 against Root and st0Hc wIs
e,aurd supf rrarg flor.'uFs an4 stated th'Ec as
a b. llre .. some S1UJ doc Roof on a contract.
Meanwhile Stone -sItd With notice that some thc
mechanics employed by Root i filed Hens on the ouIdut
M. accordingly appropriated balance dH" Root To- te slt
i,f-. q tursr hens 1ncr question 1 10 the wand
ity OF one 81 the.e liens ort Of ndC upou nuthc
Count Led o. natter 81 aW tLt tc defendant entitled t.
d verdict.
N,rdirt for defendant.
Samuel g. CoHahc and Solomon l.. HUI Tor the uIGtiA
Robert G0cct Jl, 'or defendant.
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NEW-yERsEy ITEMS.
Neg. York, April 25, 1864.

ADVANCE or FrRRY CONFERENCE.-The
Jersey City Ferry Company lave advanced their rates
If commutaoa from 20 to 40 per cent, TO take effect
FUN the LIST Of May.
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Rofcustc.l act. Acknowledgment iuf the de-
fcnd,nt r..-ils Pau vim cost. 70 be- adjusted n
favor of l.fi. t,.r ID. lHl"..1 go
Biu.l, Ia. lio $, L,r.-J.dsHs-i for he plaintiff, with
costs tu uf .. ,af.D.
Brrie'i . silh igifrSrf '0r tho defendants upon lo
d,.ulrrf t .s.yI .. g. amend hl, complaint
tiuu 4 l.I. ,ut a. oct. t-,r OPP. .n.b
iAIr lli.-hFEL $50. '0Is iGd.t MASON.
Reeves H-f. f.tk.i.
Action WIS hluugf, OI plOmissory note for
@ md, n 1855 'ar defend q relied ou ,ae atlt. 90 i
atIrs and pliru 1aI "a. e tie ut 4 fLc i-fltr
ly g.yleut DOL r Boz 90 . L.. ... colraysrtci. Verdict
fir t'..tn ior +l4 b. a. luHr i.r Pltntuj tL-iu-ey
Skater n. 4. tAsis,yl ani D.. +. Breed i" defendant
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUscIL.-Tbe Board
hell q meeting last evening; but bare quorum only
being present, adjourned over until Monday next with
Oat doing any business
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Advertissmentl
1000 RRFRIGBRAToRs, from 81 50, at
X. " pAsyoRpI Cooper Institute
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AN APPEAL to PEOPLE of COMMON

AN APPEAL to PEOPLE of COMMON
SENSE and those who desire to have the AFFLICTED
BENEFITED.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
has been nom time immemora the object OF phiantb,o
pss to ind some remedy for the Ills of e and scientific skill
has for explored every in order TO discover the
hidden secret 1t has been however reserved for modern SCI
to bring before the world the great destroyer Of DISEASE
and in HooFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS are concentrated
all those virtues which tend promote healthy and vigorous
life Unlike the generality Of biter they are not an alcoholic
mixture but pure tonic composed entirely Of vegetable sub
stances. They positive cure for
DYSPEPSIA
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-APRr
3s--bc.orc Commissioner g. BORN.
4 CDTEIERFFTIER COMMITTED.

U.s.pst Jfres Wclch sl'r. Clrrse alias PIN.
The accused after examination on the charge q
pa.ra L. T. 1fr-sus note oi Ire denomination Of = al
'ofrd 3D. os dr.'e $40 as fatty committed to await th'
action % the Grand Jury.
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eqaiIed reduced to $500.
SUPERIOR coURT-GryEnA, Txax-APRm 25 Before
Justices RonrR1soS. cARyIS and McCrNS'
DECISIONS.
MARGARET \. Stockin agt. Joseph H. Partridge
Judgment reversed, now trial ordered Cost 10 abide event
plaintiff allowed a. apply 90 amend complaint Olnloh OF TIC
Court By Eicf Justice Robertson.
VIM VI. Niles OFT. Ludlow a. bahrmhall-Judgment re-
yerrd New Trial ordered costs abide event Opinions
by Justice McCuuu and Chief Justice Robertson. . .
James B,nhan and Rcujauia a. Hutton agt Charles n Z.
B,bcock ct ai-Judruent reversed aid trial granted
with coats TO abide tie event Opinion by tAietJu'ce hob
Adrian G Jerome sgt John scudler-Judrmcnt modified
order o, reference Referee Judgment to b. settled Opn
lon by Chief Justice Robertson.
James C. Jewcit ct a. at Christian o. Emson.Judrnent
end order denying Trial affirmed, with costs Opinion by
joseph d. Dayi. ct a ag William Goriesal Order affirmed
Is d,fsudauts appeal modified as 70 plaintiff appeal
Opinions by Justice hcCuun Esd ChiefJ9c Robertson.
New tnI ordered ibdr the event Opinions by
Justice McCunu and Chief Justice RobeIt5on
Margaret T.. Adrauce ag bernard McCaierty-Judgment
affirmed with costs. Opinion by Justice Nice unn
Nathaniel X Ballard ct al. egt Philip burowes 81 al
Orde affirmed, denying application, without costs opinion
by Chief Justice Robertson.
Henry A. Bellows ug Levi Folsom.-Judgmont reversed
james g. GucE ct a. agt Hubbard Foreman. rdcr up
praed, affirmed with cost. Opinion by Jusc" GMyin.
SPECIAL 1fRa-APRIL 2'-Brore ChelJustice koBERTsoS
DECISIONS.
William Tracy agt. Tho NcwYork and Harlem
Railroad Company-Mouon granted with + 10 costs 70 plain
in 10 abide the Of appeal see opinion with Cok
Loui. de fisanere agt. William f. Young-fhs injunction
o nav be- continued upon the terms ALREADY usgesed IN
regard to appeal and Supplementary proceedings with SIC
co.,s to phiH. 10 abide the event OF this action
Board Of Water Commissioners for tho City Of Detroit agt
Henry A. Burr ct aL-MouoE granted terms. See opinion
with CleIk.l
COI,RT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL JRRM-APRIG
23-Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Richard G. Gurrey agt. William j. Sharp.--Mo-
ton for order pro aHe granted with costs plain
IN to ABIDE event Of the appeal See Opinion
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Bosroy, NEw-YoRK, AND NEWPORT STEAM

BOSTON, NEW-l DIRK, AND NhWFVKI HILAA-
BOAT CospAyY.-Those accustomed 10 the conyciences
and comfort Of the old Fall River route between New
York aud Boston. will be glad TO learn that The neN
Company into whose hands this populnf line has re
Gently passed have spared neither pains nor expense IN
increasing the elegance and convenience Of their boats
The Metropolis has been Thoroughly RENTED. enlarged
and reurnshed at an expense Of 100000 and the I'm
pre State is soon be hauled off for similar improve
ments Mr.. Z. L;leGed, the agent Of the Company in
| New-York has lis Office al No. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

SUPERIOR COURT--PLCrAL Tma-APRIL -Beior,
Justice NOBgETsOS.
DECISION.
Phncas Merwin AIT. Robert W. Playford. Mo
ton order Of must be denied ami the bail
required reduced TO $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

SUPERIOR COURT-GENEnAt TKRx-APRL % Before
justices RoBER1sOS. GARyIS, and MCtrSS.
DECISIONS.