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New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
McComh exelnsiyely under

performed their ensaseen With MeComb exclusively under
special contract writing with him to that end The only
work they did In the making Of the knapsacks was supplying
and sewing the small straps and buckles each one and iur
n.hng materials therefor Of he value OF lew cents to each
knaDsack All tho rest OF these knapsacs II "a proved by the
evidence made painted and s,eas urrshed by Nc
Comb, with whom the defendants not connected IN
In the special particulars mechanical labor
and supply in aid o the business OF McComb The decsra
undertaking the the defendants binding
or 20 pay the plaintiffs tho amount of duties reooy
ersDe from parties tins completion Of the Manufactured
articles That matter the terms Of contract between the
defendant. and McComb, proved the trial OF the Cause
bv lie uans remained IN the hands Of the defendants
,g.Dts or sub workers o. McCOmb, entirely at the
disposal OF Nice Cob the producer or here9
or he sole by tho evidence entitled TO their de-
iyerv proved by tho plaintiffs that the defendants
way parties prlvss 70 agreement orresponoi
e. m apy snbss between McComb and tho plaintiffs In
relation TO the making the said knspsacks The incidental
ueroruod toyari completing the business iuu.ed
10 Le Defendants by McConb ana performed Dy 'nem ac
corins 10 the evidence furnished by the pain' cot Ia
any propety Of speech be termed making or "'We'pmg
tie article than cutting and stitching On Ihrs oi
10 the egs Of boots nv boot or shoemiA. can De
manufacturing mailing indefinite qnanii les OF iuses
of boot. Tie plaintiffs establish night OF action hsns VIC
aint, for" u agerments Of the decarationl knap
sacAs manufactured and sold and removed Tor coh-1hpo
aud for delivery to others than agents 81 the manufacturers
wit hin tho United States or 4 emit res thereot.'
Considering ais suit then, upon the p,dngs ana poo
oered by the rainG be adj idged not sus aimed
mon Grounds Q; egl sufcency in technical points OF view
or upon the merits aud tho decision OF the case mus Dc an
favor Of the defendant. and against the PLAINTIFF,
am accordingly of opinion that the plaintiffs have shown
uno the case no awful Of action in TINS sur and ta
Judgment be confirmed upon the verdict rendered IN Hyor oil
the defendants snd against the plaintiffs, without co's
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NEW.JlIesEV W5.
OPERATIONS op A FoRGER.-About a o'cloci

OPERATIONS oP FoRGER. R.-About IL ocloch
Yesterday afternoon, young man having the appear
arce II being business man. ste, ped lntO t1e sal
chandi,ry store Of Mcssrs. Woolsey & Terry in H9d'
son.st, Jersey City and represented that he had
vessel repairing at Allsons shpyard. ard desired 10
purchase some Oakum TIE r1tes es they inrnso
to NrAllson. This being asseEtcd 10, nc ordered
twelve bales and then left be store returning agaln 10
n few uiuutes when he presented in payment chees
for Sll0 drawn the Second National INK o Jersey
CITY pnrporting 20 have been courtersisnod ~ III.
Alison Not doubting the geDuineness Of the chees.
the stranger was paid the balance, amounting XIV
and departed saving that De IN hurry 10 gei tue
next train for Newark. After he had let the chees
was sent up TO the bank when the cerl Of tho store was
informed that IL was forgery. and that similar one
had been presented few minutes previors It's proo>
bic that other parties have been swindled IN a.iAs
manner Upon inquiry at the railroad DEPOT
IL was ascertaiHel that man answering the desenP.
tion of tue foseF had gone out in the P. u raa and
word was Immediately teeglaphcd 70 CHER Wamboa
of Newark but the train az that time had proos0y
passed Newars, his arrest was doubtful The ifge'
was g or q years Of age, ab0u. feet inches IN hgi
dark comp.exion with small, dark whlssefs and nus.
tache Ee had on black silk hat, dark CASHMERE eoa'
enc DARK pants.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

EXTENSIVE LARCENY oP CoAr-PArrERNs
AND rgniNIsGs-Oilicers Tllley and McCulum OF the
Third Precinct, yesterday arrested John ltarris,
tailor living ut No. Ilestcr3t, on0 charge OF steang
sl20 worth of coat patterns and trimmings from Mr.,
Leopold Sewbaucr Of No. 90 Chanbers.st. Ii is al.
ged that the 18th of June ,st Harris told Mr.
Ncwbauer that he tailor and obtained the goods
% make up. lie afterward sold them 10 Louis John
son at the time telling him that the property had
been stolen. On the 30th OF June Harris obtained
Sgl 6o worth Of unmade clothing from George W. Nell
son. No l2O Chambers. st. under the same representa-.
ons and aferward sold the property 70 johnson for
small sum. On the 2ith OF June Harris obtained s72
worth of unmadc goods from Henry Ii. Thompson. No.
ls0 Fulton.st Harris also obtained s5e u worth OF
unmnde goods from Messs. Bradford Co, corner OF
Broadway and Leonard-sts Harris confessed that he
had stolen the goods In each and said that he had
sold them TO johnson whom he told they were stolen
Seyernl complaints were entered before Justice Hogan
Yesterday by the swinded merchants. against Hams
aud Johnson charging the former win larceny ana t
latter with receiving stolen goods Both of TIE accused
were committed for examination Detective Iley hay
ing arrested johnson. Harris Is ha'lVe OF IOaha
and n wears of ngr johnson is Prussian, aud %
years of age. lie lived nj No. Leonard-s1'
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Eso,ves & Ikccy, Bankers,
No. 30 wsll.st., New.York.

fForusrly Officers OF tho Park Bant y
FoUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPosrIa-
PERsoSs OPLNIyG AcoOUNTs may DEPOSIT and DEA"
as tLcy please the same as with tho City banhs ana
will 90 allowed Interest their daily balance at per
cent.
COLLECTIONS made upon any par: of the United States
or Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of tfA various
issues OF Government and other Stocks, Bonds ana
Goid promptly executed for the rsudl commission.
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fAdverlisement.I

TnR LADIES LIKE IT.-THE ILLUSTRATED
PuaHsoLooIoAL JOURNAL for Angus, contains Oar ot'i
Selecting Companions; Bstrayed fIenchman on the In
gsh Henry &. Craey, Herbert c. Spencer his Life Chaiae
ter and Works. The Shakers Cebscy Poor Rea'ion' n'
sigourney Nathaniel Marsh Bowen Mill; Ship D''ee'ea
"a Illustrations. 20 centsi six months 81 or year. ."
New,men have n. FOWLER WELLS, No. 3ss Broadway.
New York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
SUPERIOR COURT - spgcIAL TERx-Are. il-Beors
Justice MosELL


John Cahill act. Robert Powers Motion denied,
with 10 costa Lonis Piets Samuel seore.sm.sfoo
granted, with : 10 william ]. Gordon ogt Freebora
s Lurpod Judgment for tine p.s.uh. NIliam Heferman
agt benz IA. HuitoI.Moion granted JAS keeny ag John
E6ers-biotion denied without costs md whout frudcs
10 renew Ia re- Joseph Lee nsoyelt 70 be discharged
or bis debs Jury ordered and adjourned TO hrs
vlnI.y u October, at II o'cock
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

THE GREAT BASE BALL MATCH AT BROOK
LYyThc continuation of the great Base Ball contest
FOR the championship between the champion Atlantic
club Of Brooklyn and the famous Mutual club OF this
city will take place next week The return match
coming OF Monday. 18th inst. at o'clock, p n on
the .lantos Capioiinc ground at Brooklyn. which
may DO reached by tho Fulton Ferry and Fnton'aye.
ears.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

A GERMAN FUyERAL.-The funeral OF MI
Pabst who died suddenly at picnic a. Mount rsae
AIT Park on Tuesday, attended on FRIDAY sHa'
noon by large conc0ursc Of pathizng friends IN
cludng the Turnverein of Jersey CITY, aud cao ho0
New ork. together with the Turner'S band, and se
erni singing societies. The remains were nieI'eu !.
the Jersey City Cemetery. At the grave the snsss.
performed dirge and with the religious services ~
effect was peculiarly solemn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

FRAUD AND SEIZURE or LIoUOR-A couple
OF days since Chief OF Police Mc&annas 81 arc
Doyle. ty virtue OF a search.warrant projected -
the premises corner OF Grand anu Bairow.ss Jerse!
City oecunied by Peter McC.earen. alias GeOrgs
Shannng, ard made a seizure Of ave CASKS oi hqloi
Which il is alleged were obtained by raudu.ent ielrT
sentations from Z. II. Hellmer q hqaoF dealer doihg
business in B.ooklyn McClcnRen was arrested 'a
Monday last by Brooklyn detective and taken 70 aAl
civ but on the following day while being conveyed 20
court managed escape, aud has not since Oeea hea,s
Of McClennen il represented 20 have been lIedaeny
engaged In fraudulent transactions Of similar eAar
acter to the above.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
I,Rcryy N A ClGAR SroRR.-Willian

LARCENY IN A CIGAR SToRh.- " IMAM Hlli
wa srresred on charge OF lnrceny preferred by Re-
becca 1ickner Tho complainant keeps n cigar store
M NO 4iG~i1th ave. She alleges that on Thursday
evening while shc was abseat. liil ara companion
entered her sofe and robbed tie money drawer On
her retuln she missed the money. and pursued tho
thieyes M he avenue. who threw tie money into the
srect 10 divert her attention Hill was secured, and
Yesterday, justice Ledwith committed hn Tor triai
l., def,nt nj hail.
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ward Stegcr. an Austrian, was arrested yes'eruy ~
Officer Phelps OF the lroadway Siuad. on clarso OF
defrrudng Frederick olye, DISCHARGED so.dIor out
OF $40 Ii appears that the 18th July Wolge IN
formed Joseph Strauss the interpreter at Poee mead
ouarters that Stelger. whom he had known on Hart
fsand had detrauled him. aud advised 10 enter n
compl.nt against selser before Justice Dowins at tho
roombs lie accordingly did go. from which 1t appears
hnt o, tbe an OF November last Stclger received the
sun Of 57o fon Wolge to deposit in one OF tho City
savings Panks. in the name OF the
isttcr Instead of doing az requested. the ac-
cns.d deposited the funds in the Bowery Savings Bank,
In tbe name of &c Selger r. Wolge." comblnlng the
o names so as 20 lead the Bank officers To believe the
money belonged 10 Wolge The latter subsequently
recci we'd what purported to be cerhcateo of deposit
sloviug that the money had been deposited in Wogo
name t is charged that S.eger drew the money from
the bank on tho 10th OF January and appropriated II to
his own usc. This fact was not discovered by Weigc
until he received his discharge from the army. about
tiree weeks since. when search was Immediately IN
sttuted for Steger. but he not secured unt yes
terday. Justice Hogan committed the prisoner VINO
pleaded guilty TO tho charge) for trial Steleer is
evil engineer. and lived at 100 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
Rccripts of Produce.

Ana. 11.-5.49g bbls. Flour. COS bbis. whisky. IIC
hills Corn Med, 9l4OO bush. Wheat 6j.s9l bush.
Com 22 ~ buah. oats 66 pkgs. Ashes, l,llO
pkgs. Proyisions 2.63i pkgs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

RoRBIYG A AWoMAS.-William Tucker OF No.
2oi Merccr.st. was arrested charge Of robbing
Catharine stackpoe Of No. 65 sulliyan-at an a6an-
doned woman, II s32 worth OF wearing appfel. o'l
Ger AIenson Of the Eighth Precinct who arrested
Tucker found tie goods in his apartments. Justice
Led vith committed lbe accused in default OF bail
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

SECTIONAL DITFICULTTES.-For some ums
mast there has been bitter feeling existing betWeen
the Young men OF Elizabeth and EzsbethpoFt SUI,
ated some three or four miles apart, and ndMye,
severe fights have recently taken place. resallns
parties receiving injuries. ON Thursday aiteiVo
eral Of his companions. arragned before Jss. :,
Noe charged with having stabbed Albert Dnsoay. Dns.
MISUNDERSTANDING melee inuiotilS s sus ia
wound In the Jeff thigh The accused was hed II -
bei 20 answer the charge at the next term o. ~
Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
LAW lNTELLIGExCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Aueusr II.
THE BROKERS TAX.

r. l.. Cutting 81 Co. Fish 81 Hatch, Vermilyee.
Co., Clark Dodge Co. Henry Clews Co., snd II. p
Morgan & Co.. against the United states.
bin in equity has been trd by The above Jerties
planning that notwithstanding the recent decision of ndso
Nelson the ASSESSOR and Collector OF TINS DstFc s nst
upon their returning OF their sae Of stock made
- themselves and threaten to enforce the collection OF tho
tax thereon They therefore ask FOO Injunction against tlo
officers Of the uaed States restraining Them from such pro-
ceedlnss.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
CITY NEWS.

NIBLos GARpEN.-The first afternoon per-
formaneo OF Arrab-na Pogue' will be given to-day at
Niblos Gordcn at the request Of numerous suburban
residents The curtain will rise at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

The first vessel built at Savannah since the
outbreak OF the Rebellion was lanched ON inursday
lest She is a fine schooner named lIe Anna Sims
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
CoUaT Cg COMMON PLEAs--sPrcr,L TERx-Are. L..
E..ore Judge BRADY.

IIartncl egt Preudft.-Moton granted, with
plau;if 70 abide event. Hartman ag Tucker
Motion denied but without costs Thomas ag.. McM1in,
p.lnt dismissed with to be pad
by plain.A personally.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
iAdvertisement.
TURKISH BATHS, No. I3 LAIGHT-ST. T.-Houn
-Gentlemeu, 8 10 a. m and to Sp IN. Ladies' 10 =
/ D. m Creates. Of Luxlnoa" Try Que.
tAdvertfseuenf.l 1
Advertisement. |
CIDE2.-Dr.
TALBOT's Gov.
pryP APPLE

czyrR.rgp MEDICAL PIygApPLy CIDER will you
Won are sick and YOU well will prevent sickness Sea
long advertisement IN WEEKLY TRIBUNE from April 20 to.
Man ~ 1865 Inclusive Send for Circular. One
ps bottle sent free by mail receipt Of DC ply postage
b. 4. BApBrrT, Nos 6t to "a Washington-s,., Il. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
l2s onO n at laslalc for Western, and l2sslaO. for

CItV, the EltltT
IOBACCO Is firm but less doing; sales g35 hhfs.
Kentnclv at u Q24c; 1876 cases Seed Leaf nj eQ23c
| WHISkY-The market il dun and heavy; sales OF
10 bbls Western q. 81 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
PcGchcs. common.

- Qt...--..--..... z q IL
Peaches. fine. & - %.
ba kct.........5oGSl %
Pears. Inc. & qi..-3o go
peaIs, COMMON. pqt l2dl-
Hlnespp.os. each ... .p4 oO
Plume, q pcck..-.1Je 81
WaortleLeHies. 4 u ia ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
Cofee. pnre hurn. Pn5lN.9

tUiHfs FNtf NAt ~
Mi1et. q io.-.--.-.5siia
Eye A. y n ...l@Hly
Green Java Z n pa 80
Sugar. brown. 4 ID. T.. al
Coffee, a. % ... ..le42O
Crushed and pow.
dered. 4 fo.-.-2Jd2l
Sugar.houss Sirup,
q cai.......-l5lSl 80
MOlcsses-N. Orleans
& gll......sl lu0 81 3
Tea.O0loug anG Err.
hsl breakfast .eO6tl 40
GIeon.... 81 q. Ve2 ~
JhTan......-el 1nG - ID
Candles, tsllow. 4 i1.lra3o
Candles. sperm, Y lb.GJa o.
At
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

Mr.. Henry A. Greene has been reappolnN'
Postmaster OF Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

PLIEOLtt Nj ~ cti hnt easier; small snep OF 32r
for Crude J2c for Refined In bond and 7oQ7lc for do
free.
EICE-Beyond the regular jobbing trade. we hear Of
no snles. Prices are steady.
sUGA ARs--rbe market for Raw SUGARS has been cv
tremcly dub the sales to-day being less than 80 bhds
Fair to good Refining is worth about 0l2c. Refined
are nominal at l9lc. FOR HaTdB.
sTEARIN--We note sales Of 10000 ID Western at
2sc.
SEEDS-Grhss Seeds are only in limited demand and
prices are NOMINAL Rough Flax Seed is In moderate
request and steady at s. 3O0 e. 30 per bnsh Of 56 10.
TALLOW-The market Is fairly active, sales Of
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
Apples, p! peek. .500JO
AIri.es. coJaIQg. y

a lH''s WAN =
Mlsl......s 81 uOT ~ -
Applcs. hnc, s. bush g Cs3
Bh1k5erries. Lawtou.
- 4f.....-.. ----- - a -
ii ,ckbcrrics. Lawton,
~ qt haskei..... 500
Bannnas, 4 dcz J01 ~ ~
COcOauuis, eGcA.-...lOalS
Curiarf6. 4 lb.-.---l@es.J
Grapes, hoi-hOuue,
q n ......-Sl C00 II -
Lemons. & doz o. 2JGel -
80
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
RffOKFD, ETC.

Beef Tongues, each.
Il 2JGSl 81
rigs feet. cuch ... o
bologna Sluaagci,
green, pD........leG25
Do. dry ..--....--.vO q %
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

Kaisins. y D.. .2On30
LGnto Cnfragts. (. l5.l7aic
-GLENN.
Peaches, common, -
haftet.... 81 oI0sl 20
Peaches. fine. { laskct
e2OOG 80 20
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

\ lover y pa.r--.--.7Jdsl
Pigeons. wild,
& doz. 81 JOGsJ 20
SQUAD Pigeons. cach.J7 q -
81 .po. Carlow. each 254 y
ROh,u, each ....... -
D0eWltcl. each....lsG.J
1urkcJs. q ID 800 -
Nyoodoocs. y pair.
81 OO4sl 20
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

The following summary shows tho resources and
liabilities of the Banks of the State OF New-York,
as exhibited by their reports to the superintendent
Of the Bank Department, Of their condition on the
morning Of June "a, 1865:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
Pl,,s, rOasteIs g JOUsI UOl
MEAIS-gATT.

ClicLcns Spring.
- pair..-.--el GOA 81 -
DO3bnds. each... 90
Ducks 3 pair. sl 50a :
Wood, a. pair. .1J0 J J
Teal. ~ plir-. sCU75
Black, Z pair. SlVSl -
Maliard. 4 pair,
81 s5GSl 20
Fowls. 4 N .........25d:0 ~
RICE Birds, b doz 5J0s -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
BREAD AND CRACKERS.

M y, I'll 4-Lb' htS.
Mackerel. hit g joG 50 20
/. OYSTERS. common slew.
a. IO0...-.-Sl 25d - 90
lOys,crs. good slewi :,
. p l0o......s1 J00 3 %
lOystors, Saddle Rock.
10. y l00. ...SJ "ia S5 90
Oysters, picklet,
/ 100.......-...SJ O0f ! 20
Salmon. smoked. Pib27eio
lSlmon. picked,
L. f1..--...-..--.SJd "a -
\ Salmon, Nova Scotia.
smoked, = i5.....350iO
shnd. smoked. u n .ls01
white Fish. salt. ib.l54 10
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At the l;lte agricultural exhibition
Middlesex gncultuyai Society. at a
NJ :. athan Bronx. OF A. Acton. prose |.I.|
seral plates sof. peachcs, which we TIA.
would be diilicalt 10 surpass in any
the nieh
lie had one hu1dred bushels. s41
about half of them for niiIa dollars .,
q and the other half At an .aYorl.o I
dollars per bnshel Ehov wee nf
OF Tue early; aud Il, g f.I,I 3f' Red i..
and tor pre- CRYING aoe 0each
Seyenteen bushels he=.cnL g.. B1
same time. in boxd each Iollia
besliei. The purchaS counted ono. I'|
and fonpdit contained y-ninc
= he Whole seventeen bHac we're ,elnnf
bly, even n size, some 81 th4 .f.o j.
ever. having acifcuu1erelye Of flNroil !. ri
.Ihey spewell ripened on le us. aud
color sa,d flavor were reficei
thestrees upon vhicli lhcl n
are siindina in all apple lo1ciia
apple trees, aud are upsn D ,.iat . U
5ot stone ials,e 4ua srIall Ihi ta b {
syated aud nut ilject to losts
sittF ibashels at s., be woul get 6
slJtislIels So l5g Tot.l 5000
Ehe sllug sun 81 i90 lir d erilp ,ciel
from trees occtip} isl Il space Of d 5t il,Ic q
'one;acfe Of land, Il che trees stood fl l|e.I, +
apart each lFily. We base often aean
orchard, and thin tbs estimate ctlr
81 N- T. T.IlIlt3,
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10 BoTs YET--A lady aud gentleman
called at 2 store aday Or two since 10 make
some purchases. Tue lady WIS t4IEati.e.
and purchased one or Two crfieics. When
the twain were about to fake Their leave. tho
accommodating salesman asked the lady,
Who bad done the talking and paid tie bII.
ifshe,Would not purchase one Or more Of lis
tasteinl hats Tor her boys Tie lady. 8ia-
ins the dignity d Queen ElzsbetI. aid,
s'No; 4 hzfe oily feed il9rf' s',t .tF
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LaDYsC AafIri.as IS wv nF--fI1nI

4
LADY SSkNfBfi.Hs = NEW lonK ~ If enc
of my recent letters poke oi aafibli1. al
one of the Fiees Of 9ns Gislnonabd rfuou.
and have siile rned Hat Il Is br0iiced
N cert'iln iiotllsll ~ m0h 1hn !
Z had slipposeds ln Filth 4 le5iae M esu,h
and Twentys bird streets dies ..fe b pur-
ties of lagies from which tie o5t5I r
are sterniy secluded wlore lie 81 iloo.
1stets play INIT gilt for aad
y g et7tiiltfesig geltte sllappeu Md their
parse ire hey 1pui lh. 1.lea-
lsts necklace and Matelles
sslme Of the femlpine galnesieIs lese het, 81.
a1si tiie sdespe mo alIi5ioh ~ tIlir
waraTobes winch tlley arc b. con .f.l
tier losses and replace tliem be eaf-
iul lly deincfaiIzine A yont you're. tI.o
dauehter of ono Of our most ppiilat ci 81
was pointed on 70 me- last Sal ...iy, Ia Ill
Park as neiorions gamblcr, by ono 6f |cr.
ov sex who ni1rmed ME she hid pasI
~ IL pearly TOO 600 since Sic wenft s'..i
asssa 5n'J July aud I1ade her doiiDg 81
4lsfe she had sleut uc sum in dfcs8 ana
cAei3ty be young Hoiilan IS very pfelfv.
not more than twenty andsno ono Feeatlinz
her pale, sfdeHuefh face, her soft blue eyes.
and gentle and reserved manner, would in.-
aeiIie she lad fallen victim u ono .of the
most dangcrons wee 4Ne,1 J1rk l5ryes-
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A lt1Nc to5fpusTIN g---f)n the lifs 81-
siaHi4ent 81 seidlitz en-. fothc cs1f|l Of
Delhi. the ul71fT zen ly I.el ia.
the accounts IL m hii- bevlI..ael a.
box vas bfouglIl Kos. -in I,iI ebur..
aud the iHterIr Ireic4 ex tlained u lis Majesty
how 1yas % Ee used Into eoliet I'D put
The centcllts Of Tue twelve Be rarers and.
>ilaRins aided wafer, tile n II /, drInt n o|F
was The Il xii aud s royal co'is no
exllbItef NJ sizp Of st faction II l.a. ile.i
aexplSInei that - tlIe e5uhInatiou d tie fa|o
Pelf eFs ay the lux and the twelve ril''e
roWdeGs Wefe ,f9ick ly iiSs7l fed i1 vates. sid
as essefiy saoll99ed by his majef N
ash rex that ifiii ueyer be- lof- .tion. thci5l.
arch rose = ssered. explcded, aud, ia "a
agony med Hold me dofle 1ltn
Fusiiine 'tfsm iAe throne. hel lny srosi rare 'o.
TIE hQor There he isy durins the i0o4-
e95alnf.e.l elfsryescsncc Of the coin5oni.
spirtlng ike ten Thousand penn rortli 6l-
inTer'al pop. aud believing lsin Elf in fiis
aeoaies of deatl s-a nieiancholy AID c5nYiae-
ing proof that kiues are mq1tsl-
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tItss l ssr.
spice ..7
tns cs,eI< NII1 .l M
cols.s sI,a1F.
M ISr11- 7tt.
Pour one cup oI l.'l0r rai on oas ca
ot mslasses liss3Itt i1 lI,s Us I..I. .s.-...,',
OF 'ari. we'll satiak.lN with salt one [1..
gar, auQ one teaspoon of l1 sn add
Hour sufficient 10 make sIif batter. md 3. |...-
spoon Of siueer. This is 7cl4 nice 0hss
eaten warm. and very eso0en|is5
fANBr,sr Runs
Prepare ms doreb Vith two tsb.osneao.
fuls OF thick ylasl 4iII Of ua.la r.I;l and
one pound of laar tat It vsrI. q I.l.|. 4.s
mix with II onc-naf roanl al ciirra..ts a. Il. T..
ed aud picked, the same vcieat OIL ...h,i..l
orange and lemon peel, cut saal on..a.,..r-
ter ounce OF alispice. and the ssmo of 1'.... ..
and nutmeg, mix ali together with oneI. ,ft
pound Of honey Put it into pun paste c.t
IN an oval form; cover IT with the same. and
slit sugar over tho top. Bake these cases fo.
quarter OF an hour in modorate oven
wAFfLEs.
-Four eggs. one pint OF milk. two ounces of
butter. one pound of -four. ionr tablespoon
tais oil yeast a saitspooufol of salt beattt
eggs to iroth. Put the butter in the llS.
aud warm it until the butter dis .ives-
W hen the milk is cooled sufficiently. put an
the egg aud stir in the Ho.r. after Which
add the yeast aud salt When light. pour
the batter IN the waile iron. having ffst
CREASED it we'll. Bake them on boil. sides
by turning The iron- 10 be rea but,ercd
and served hot
VERY FINE RusK
One pint of milk ;boil il. aud pour II on n
teacupiul Of flour. Take ten ounces white
susur; stir this into the milk welsh four
ounces butter and two of lard, now add one
ieacnp OF yeast. (if the milk is not yet too
hot) and tic butter and lard make a SOFT
dough. no this at noon In the evening
It will be light. Kncad it over, and set in a
cool place till morning. Now loll the dough
upon the pie-board and cut it into small
cakes. Let them stand till very light before
baking.
HOP TEAsT.
Boil one handful Of hops in two quarts Of
water; strain it into thickening Of -four and
water; stir IL we'll, aud When warm enensl,
50 put your finger in, add one cupiu oad
yeast set 1t in warm place to ris Fntn
sser hight, put IL into jug, and cor,
4 Keep il in A cool nIart