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Important Decision
ulUTDD STATES CIRCUIT COURT
n.rc.a vuaoa Na1sou r~r 2

r
yvr1 al-Ls Roy H. wyley plaintW n error, ~ ne
Usasd States; lI6e sAarG Of the capital stock Of Tie Great
wskaw RAILROAD Company de-, TIE sasd Company AVID
4 n Wyky, c'ai~9sA-we think the motion 70 dismiss
s appeal writ Of In the above cases should be
&snied Tho act OF Congress under which the proceed
Sngs are conducted new, and there may possibly be
some doubt the proper remedy by way Of revision
e the decreen the court below 1t is not nfrequent in
SucA cases. nor abundant caution for the attorney
counsel svail himself Of both writ Of and ap
Ysa OF course but record is returned and that
eordng to the truth Of the Ny own opinion is
very CLEAR that the appropriate remedy is by appeal 1t
was adopted in the of Brown the United States
% Cranch, 110l analogous proceeding But STILL the
appellate court Of last resort may differ with me- and
shail therefore,, leave the remedies undisturbed We
nhae also deny the motion TO dismiss the case and
naud it to the court below The clerk will the
proper rules denying these motions distinct separate
nom the nna decree They are but preliminary 10 IT,
end will 30 appear upon the record. 70 z
The final decree is simple reversal Of the decree
below and dismissal Of the libel OF information. 10
Asned and enclosed with the papers. BIO
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Coroncr's Inquests ut city Island.

Coroner Oliver held an inquest Sunday last at City
leland, upon the body Of Henry Wesley, returned
soldier II appears that deceased fell overheard from
Steamboat and again until he was found
q City Island The personal effects of deceased may be
obtained at the house Of Mr. McClennon, City Island
Coroner Oliver also held inquest at the same place
up6n tho body of an man. who was found float
ing In the river The remains were SO much decomposed
That the inhabitants of the island had the body imne
6iately inferred Upon examining OF the persons
Who assisted in burying the body it appeared that de-
ceased was soldier and had been in the water Ion
time Nothing remained that could lead TO identification
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


NRAD-MoNAHAs Thursday, July co. by the Rev.
q A. Farrell, IAwRENos MEAD, Of Permont, N. Y, to
NARy ", eldest daughter of Roger Monahan, OF this
city.
church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. L. H. Mills, Mr. JAMES
mia
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rhs OaIlos OF the County CLERK.

Since the accession Of M VIM @ Conner 70 the once
Of County Clerk there have been many changes made by
him for the benefit Of the legal profession and the city
and county large But In that brief period the hand Of
death hes ordered another change David A. Fowler
famiiarly known for ax and twenty years -
"Uncie Dave, I" has suddenly passed away from
an adnirins community, among whom his bland
nss and his courtesy wore sminensly appreciated.
In this emergency Mr. Conner has wisely chosen IN 40
cepabls successor OF that urbans gentleman In the per
son Of another general avorte, Captain Jos n. Toons
whs will Immediately assume that important oce TO-
gssher with those OF treasurer and cashisrto whom an
moneys received ~ the several deputies are 70
DO handed over NJ the close Of each day, 20.
ocmpanisd by detailed statement Of the duties
performed. Thus all errors in accounts viii
be prevented The clerks In the Supreme Court are,
under The new rule ordered pay to the treasurer
twice month all moneys received by them. Various
internal regulations have been indicted to facilitate tho
lawyers and now, instead Of search occupying two
months, II Is completed speedily possible. Mr. Con
ner Is young, energetic and honest working man--one
OF the people, from The people no
sustain the important trust reposed In him by his fe
low citizens and 10 gain name worthy Of his father
who held the ofce) forfathfuness aud integrity
not only raising In esteem the County Clerk but ensuing
for himse long tenure OF hs honorable position which
will. doubtless eyen,uaio N the public god
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report OF Henry II. oliver and Levi Rsed, Comma
sions Of The Corporation Tar, made In compliance with
n ords Of the state Senate reveals Of The tricks
BY which worthless stock ID pamed on upon an unsus
pscting public. II appears thirty coal and mining
companies In this city taxed above their real value
and their ofoen submitted aidavits setting forth the
ruo condition Of the companies and the worth Of their
shArca Tho occ Of these companies state that quota
TONS Of sales Of their stock In the stock hsts which
the TAI in many cases ives predcsssd were fictitious
there having been no sales They were what the brokers
call 'scratcbedn salea
Albert Case Treasurer Of the American Gold Mining
Company, whose stock was quoted In the reports II
u ock testified that y wss bought only BY subscribers
twenty i've cents, and sold the Stock
Board Charles Barrett and others connected with the
Atlantic Gold Mining Company that is stock
quoted In the sales OF the Brokers' Board at 81 and
higher when no sales were made and that II was done
10 give u market value, while II would not haye
brought twenty I'VE cents ~ auction The officers u the
Canada Lead Mining Company, Of the Cape Breton Coal
Mining Company, Of the Bronze Mining Company, and \
long catalogue Of Others expose the same trick but do
not generally admit any personal agency In the fraud
One individual, howevcrLucius Wales large stock
holder in the Grand Trunk Copper Mining Company dis
ncy states that he ordered quotations OF that stock M
81 12k TO 81 10 10 be reported when sales took place.
and the stock was not worth than 81 per share
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period OF the general Introduction OF vaccination 10 ie3a
when the mortaky only fourteen. The existina
pressienee Of smallpox IS owing imperfect vaccnsI
ton ana not having dons al ALL and II fr qucntiy
pfactised ny those who incompetent 10 designate
perfect from spurious pusule Vaccination Is com
lively simple thing Of ITSELF yet great and inportss
in It's results; therefore this operation saould ONLY ~
,JrSr,.. = intelligent physician r.-s-S MI nos
n,rmiS as 70 ira toro rsiehiea lnil :. this ,.:-
aha ana ycien, no ,sospfs from stc Esf Is The
doctor i snown b Be- and whatever lie undertakes
sure 10 be WI done
We hope thaih doctor may BE- prevailed upon 70 re-
hear
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THE GULF.
Our HeS Orleans CerrsspssAsncc.
NEW ORlxAxs, Tss n, ls0o.

Our HeW Orleans Cerrssps1Asncc.
NEW ORlxAxs Tss a, 1908.
REVIEWS aEssRAIs eAAscsA
On sun,sy last Major Osaera Candy seviswsa Ne -
r,Iery in THIS city. Brigadiv General Jbsen chSss q
Artillery andphc STAFF OF General Candy were pssssaa
Major GensrtN Gordon Granger reviewed ~ troops =
Pensacola the>lIth instant The troops hssksa 40
md were compinNented upon tsesr sppearaRew
nr.wIE Mh&
Tho latest reliable from M.uaHc the sh nse
By " ntleman who vsft t!e city that day s statG
thfr SO far Assating Mobile, tsc enemy were
pou,ng FcinorcenesA apd strengt the ga-on.
Two aaysprcvious hSe departure Csnsal Bcanr.gar6
arrvc for the purpose % inspecting tls cefcnoes and
In the even ng made sysoTh to the ro-1ph from che
balcony Of the residence AZ Madame L. Vert He
pressed heutmrs con1deBss That Mobile Sould DE
cessfuily asf nded The forrpm Mobile tte gcntemxn
siatos much Esger than ~ sncrally believed atthsp
North
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ARMY OF THE JAMES.
1Er. VIM. III. Merrism's Deapateh.
HEADQUARTERS, ARnY OF rHs JAMES,
In TEE FIELD, March s-A N.

Mr.. VIM. III. Merriam's Despateh.
/ HEADQUARTERS, ARxY or rHs JAMES,
h In TEE Field, March S-A N.
fm RAIN nPABABLH Roads
Last night vigorous radn sot In, and the roads
hitherto well nigh mpassabls. viii now be wholly
OF course all offensive operations will be mpeded by the
storm and continue until the storm abates and tho
weather generally mprovsa For this reason, II may b
added, there IL no exciting news
me HxcsAxos o. PRBoNue.
Colonel Milford yesterday exchanged with the usual
and now well known formaltes, nfteen hundred
prisoners, receiving In return . similar number Of
men, Nothing Of startling importance occurred In
necsion with the exchange.
MovDWn GENERAL SINGLETON.
General Singleton, the alledgcd peace commissioner.
was delayed day two In his passage through the lines
70 Richmond. He finally succeeded, and has not yet
returned from his conference with the bogus shoriss
In the rebel stronghold and capital He ID expected 70
return to-day or tomorrow.
IADrBs como SOUTH.
Hn General Anderson accompanied BY two ladies,
two small children and servant, passed through the
army lines yesterday, their way TO South Carolina.
They propose 70 return TO Carlisle. Pennsylvania
CAPTAIN RoBxRT LINCOLN
one Of the Assistant Adutant Generals 70 Lieutenant
General Grant, and OF the President paid his respects
70 Major General Ord, commanding this department and
army the day before yesterday, and met his aunt
Mn Helm, half sister 10 his mother, whom he had not
seen for period Of seven years.
left these headquarters last evening In the United States
steamer silver Star, Captain Baker commanding on his
way II is understood, TO attend tho Inauguration Of
President Lincoln.
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Assi;eaIs and Departures.


I,yrRpooISteasship City Isssop-Sir os<qh Cole
gAe wife, chiidrenind S5s York; y Mdiua
Montreal John ailicrs Henri Joi1tsor, Dr Mc Wn'
Stcan Grunebrysn, Samuel Bslbtnand Bastmorcy
Higgins, l3bsuon; Il Eng1sh, Toronto. Jofsur
Knapp Arrange, ifsv L II Doty Mig Knapp. > pains
Captain ID Hainon. kew Orleans; Jaes shaw. Mrs q
Leve, Montreal: RevL Adams and l.as Chas k4l'ggt
and Wife Brooklyn; Rev Curry and WIZ Paris; Thon.s
Georgs Brooks Miss Macy Marks, Rev ieuze .nisna
MIR Loin Fox New York James douglass u ii llosna,
Helen McCheyer. PhladotAa; Mrs sAsnss child snd
servant Mr. ASerfoTst aDd.~tfc
New O6LEASs-S Steamship Evening Star,J - Randolph,
FwaiksE Mrs MeLenncn s,is. Kent Rev William co.ss
Collier and two children Wisaam Dawxins,. James
Kent, 7 Huse, Hon M Bondano, Charles s;,nssh II IL
Farkin, Dennann, W q ii xyins, Thomts MCCALL, IL
Hall y Aliw.ii. Laeey Wolf Carl Ws,tTsi David
man, Lieut. Pagan, Louse Demvsair William Leach, p
Mr. MhSa u anu I M,,e Inns nh wdoh, ,,, ,Ss
bridge, Capt Ennson, II " Drcssor Tlsson. Nor
Kip and lady Mrs A May Miss K,Rp croescr iIee7
smith, Herman, Caller Alexander HI Howard, Miss
A CLARK, Fellows, Robinson. Rawson, Portsrs
Il Roosevelt, Il King, W Tclkert, A Reynolds.
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The avy.
TIE 0UNBOAT FLORIDA.

Tho United States steamer Florida seven guns, sailed
at late hour Tuesday evening for the North Atlantic
blockadng squadron She has boen at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard for some time undergoing repars The fol.
lowing Ia list Of her onhcen:-
Acting Volunteer Keatenonf Commaxdey-w Budd
Acting Matter and Erecsaive OGcsr--W. G. Staples.
Acting Aaiaanf .Surgeon-J. X. Cobb
Acting AsiadM Pdymds<r--W. y. Kesler.
Acting Ennors-T. J. Rollins, L. q. Sampson, c. Il.
Beck, fhos T. Ashmead.
Ae9iso Masters kass-Chas Cameron, H. T. Picker.
ing K A. Gould
EnQineers-Senior, VIM. Mclean; Acting Second As
sstants, VIM r. Magyar, r. b. swirl; Acting Third Az.
sstants, NJ G Lord, John Cottsr 3. Gssf, W. G Col
Inns
Copsdim's C7erk-Ernest Frederick.
Pevmnasv's Cierk--H D. Keeler.
pusrHastsy's Stsscord-P. M0Caba
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Lecture on vaecinssioH ~ DR.. John r.
0arrash.

An Interesting lecture On vaccination was delivered
at College Of Physicians and Surgeons the evening
Of February ~ BY Dr. John p oarish OF this city, be-
fore a large and appreoiatvs audience. The doctor
stated the object Of his lecture 70 show the import
Of vaccination also Of rsvscoinAaioo ~ there
many physicians who object and advise patients not 10
DO revaccnaled. Any listening 70 the Doctors lee.
ture Will soon be convinced BY the statistics which he
gives OF the into which they led their patient
Tho lecture was opened with The origin OF smallpox,
and traced s history up 70 the present time Smallpox
wns introduced Into Great Britain In the twelfth century
During Al this tmc thousands Of tho citizens died
nualy, and after vaccination introduced very few
died; and the lecturer stated that II the popu.
isco wore properly vaccina,cd there would be
dceths from this disease incubation nrst Intro
duced In boston In I'LL. Tho whole population at this
time was eleven thousand. Two thousand seven hun.
drcd and afy nine han the smallpox and eight hundred
and fss{ lSas disd. Compare ,hs with suSseaasn'
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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THE REMOVAL on rBE SrArR CAProt. correspondent
OF the schohare Reputlion writes The removal Of the
Capitol from Albany SEQ s question over which Of.
fort Is made 10 get up an excit mcnt The Albany
respondent OF this mornings HERALD has long article
on the subject dozen or twenty different localities
want the state buildngs Keep them out Of Schoharo
county Her people are "v,raeas and happy" aud de-
siry W remain ~
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Words for tho Wise.

words tOr the Wtses
The more we live, moro brief appear
Our llfes succeeding stages;
A dny TO childhood seems n year,
And ycars liko passing ages.
But all when time upon his wings
Brings slow consuming sickness,
Wo wish the weary hours would glide
With twice their usual quickness
Then let the wise such Ills avoid.
Why should pain rack and twist 'en,
When 10 haze health they only need
To fortify the systenf
Wherefore endure Dyspepsia's pangs,
Or shake with nervous twittcrs,
When science proffers for our cure
HOSTETrERS STOMACH BITTERSf
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Tho prizes were awarded - follows
Professor MOTIF gold medal for best dried anatomical
preparationA TO Mr.. Juloe @. Dursnt OF New York.
silver medal for second best dried anatomical propara
uon 70 Mr. Lewis r. LAmport, Of New York
Bronze meda for bsss book Of recorded In clinics
for report Of lectures 70 Mr. John A. Do Hart Of Now
Jersey.
Professor Metcalfss--for reports OF his olnics1rst
prize 70 Dr. John Fox Of Connecticut second prise 70
Mr.. whitmer 9nIvsly, Of Pennsylvania
Professor Van Burens be6e anatomical preparation, 10
Dr. Alexander ,. LiautArd, Of New York.
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Moore John c., n. J.
Nash GaiVs H., N. Y.
Nicely Chas w., Ky.
0'Hanlon Philip. Jr., N. Y.
0'Toole Michael c., N. Y.
Ormsbee Clarence, N. Y.
Palmer O. Newell, N. Y.
Palmer Henry c., N. Y.
Post William II. b., N. Y.
Price William H., N. d.
Reid Alex. p, G. w.
Rhoads Thomas c., Pa
Rozenbcrgor George, Pa.
81. Clair Arthur K, Mich.
schlosscr Adolphc, N. Y.
Seymour George, N. Y.
Smith Anes r., N. Y.
Smith Franklin, N. Y.
Sutphen Joseph g., N. J.
Teller Daniel w., N. Y.
Utter Francis A., N. Y.
Van Brake James, N. Y.
Van Duyn Stcph. w., N. J.
Wsrko David, N. Y.
Ward John j., N. Y.
Ward Owen j., Conn.
Webb Joseph r.. PA.
White Robert u, Pa.
Wilcox Henry T., N. Y.
Wright Thoo. O., N. Y.
Youmans w. Jay, N. Y.
conferred on tho following
led the spring, summer and
Q'Hanlon Philip, Jr., N. Y.
Palmer O. Newell, N. Y.
Palmer Henry c., N. Y.
Post WIN. q. D., N. Y.
Utter Francis A., N. Y.
Warks David, N. X.
White Robert H., Pc.
Wilcox Henry T., n. Y.
Wyatt Daniel d., N. X.
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Commencement OF the New York Uni
versity Medical College.

Tho annual commencement Of the Now York Univor-
sy Medical College took place at the chapel Of the
University in Warrington place. Lost Friday evening"
and attended BY very respectable assembage OF
ladies and gentlemen. Professor Draper delivered the
address 70 tho graduates and the degree Of NJ D. and
other honorable distinctions conferred upon tho
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prlzcs Cnshea
In gold Information furnished Highest paid Too
Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO, Bankers, 10 Wall stresA
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Those who suffer foul breath open 10 the chara
caeiessnes II Is offence that be speedily nbae1
single bottle NJ the fragrant sozoDoNT win unmissAks
bly, accomplish the work No toilet table should be Withhold
t. II will preserve aud keep the teeth white and the hssss
pure and sweet
Sold by all druggists.
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Cherokee Medicines for the Unforta-
~ pagr pamphlet with full particulars free. Address
IL ~ N No IWIk CO.. 63 Liberty street, New York.
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HIGHEST Premium Lock stitch sewing
usrhlnrs WHEELER WILSON, 615 Broadway. See
Vbccler Wilson q Button Hole Machine.
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Batchelor's Hair Dyo-,rhc Best In the
world HARMLESS reliable instantaneous The only prrfsse
Dyc. Factory 81 Barclay street
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Iroyt,s Hiawntha Hair Restorative
er.v place.
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Portable Engines and Boilers, with
patenl cut or $50 less than other afs class SnAsss
HENRY sCHBNGK. 20 frue street.
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Chevalierss Life for the Hsir-Restores
gray hair original color stops Us falling out sesp ne
head clean s0nds above comparison with any otcr MY
dressna pod al che drug and az my onic. Nc La
p,rsI-sx SARAH A CHEyALIER III. ID.
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following gentlcmen:-

sVsSWo 0SessSS1s
AQuine Antonio w., N. J.
Bailey Chas. 8. K, IN. Y.
Barney Orville l., n. Y.
Bell John, C. w.
Brennan bani. j., n. Y.
Brown Owen ", Tenn.
Brownson VIM. g., N. Y.
Bush Robert T., Tenn.
Chamberlin Harrie T., N. z.
Coholan Michael j., N. B.
Conforto Gastano, ". I.
Clark Joseph o., N. Y.
Dorworth Edwin s., Pa
Doyle Thomas H., Pa.
Doyle Gregory, N. Y.
Fec John, Ill.
Ferguson James, G. W.
Fobes Edwin A., N. Y.
Fox John r., Conn.
Fox Gustav, Pa
Gardner VIM. w., Mass.
fitzpatrick Bent, Jr., Mass.
Gonzales Antonio r., ". I.
Hoyt Oscar r., N. d.
Hustis Cornelius, N. X.
Kimlin Thomas, Mo.
Lewis VIM. B., N. Y.
Liautard Alox. r., N. x.
Ludlum Chas. H., N. X.
McManus VIM, N. Y.
Maclsy Augustus w., N. Y.
Certificates OF honor wer'
gentlemen for having alton
autumn lecturos;--
Bailey Bailey. Cn r., 2, <, \ J.
Bush Robert T., Tenn.
Fox John r., Conn.
Hustis Cornelius, N. Y,
Ludlum Chas. H., n. 4.
Maclay Augustus W., N. Z.
Moore John O., N. J.
Nash Gaius u, n. Y.
Eeelv Chaa w "
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A.-Foir Ladies, when liz PIN Ions Night
BLOOMING CEREUS like the moisture Of the evening xkf
Answer by Mrs. Parugon-''when dew drop IL our
lnwna.u
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Tho Elliptic Lock Site, Sewing nts
chao RUN Bi HOT ~. .....-~s.
A. u. syPLLb. 81 Dioadw0k
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Browns Bronchial Trochcs.-F'rom the
Medical Director OF tho General Hospital Benton Barraeka
near g. Louis, March g. 1861
Messrs. Joms l. BRowS Sos, Boston Mass :--'Uss -
your farfamsd and most scrvceabis TRocHEs la being
made the hospital OF which have charge and with vsry
beneficial and decided results sllaying rr,aons
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Bradlsy's Patent Duplex Elliptic -
double spring skirt seems bound 70 drive all others out
II combines elegance. elasticity, lishtness comfort and
economy
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Prizes Cashod I'm all Legalized Lottcries,
and information given. Drawings sent.
). CLUTB, Brokers' once. No. I76 Broadway.
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Germs, Buni0ns, Enlarged Joints anS
all dtssasss Of tho Zee, cured BY DR. zAciAhiE, ~
Broadway.