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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-20
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Oct. ia mill
tary order directs the arrest of Ter
renee Joups. charged with shooting
freedmen IN the Parish of Lafayette.
The order is issued under Cen Grant s
order, it being alleged that the Civil
Authorities neglected Itoibring;the ac-
cused to trial.
Gov Wells has gone, it is said, to
the Calcasien country in the south
western part of the State, to look up
the Oil springs ofthe lands OLA com
pany chartered by the Legislature in
1864, to dig canal, and TO which were
given, BY that body, the greater part
of the swamp lands Of the State.
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FROM FORT MONROE
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The Storm Along the Coast The
HarbOr Full of Vessels.

FoRT MONROE, Oct. 19.-The storm
along the coast still continues; but as
yet it is a subject of congratulation
that only one or two marine disasters
have been recorded. The harbor' is
full Of vessels northward bound, watt
ing for better weather
The bark Geo. $. Kingman, Capt.
Hammond, thirty days from Froutera,
Mexico, arrived here this morning,
bound for New York, She encoun-
tered the hurricane on the End inst,
in the Straits of Florida, lasting forty
eight hours. 80 ioii .
There was hurricane on the coast
of Mexico, lasting twelve hours.
Seven vessels which were on the coast
loading, or preparing to load, went
ashore; among which were the bark
Caleb Holey, of New York, and the
English brig Eclipse, from Gaudau-
loupe, for New York.
loa The schooners u. S, Newton, for
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FROM TR oY, N Y.
Destructive Fire. A Large Manufac-
turing Establishment Destroyed.
Loss, $4,000. eA AA

Troy, N. ", Oct. 19.-One of the
largest fires with which Ballston, Sar-
atoga County, has ever been visited,
occurred in that village last evening,
and resulted in the almost total de-
struction Of the manufacturing estab-
lishment known as the Chapmans
Glen Woolen Mills, owned BY the
Messrs. Il. ii. & G. w Chapman, but
leased and occupied by Mr.. A. j..
White, for the manufacturing of broad
cloth. The FIRE caught at six o'clock,
from the friction Of a shaft in the
wheel room, and burned until twelve
O'Clock last night The total loss wall
not fall far short OF thirty thousand
dollars, principally covered by insur-
ance. About forty operatives were
employed mt the time of the fire,
though the capacity Of the mill was
much greater. stti4" hHH
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FRONT BUFFAEO.

BUFFALO, Oct! 99.4The Board Of
Supervising Inspectors of STEAMBOATS,.
in session in this city for the last ten
days, adjourned to-day. They have
done a great deal Of business, and ex-
amined numerous devices appertain-
ing tc heaEing line on steamboats,.
Amongst the most valuable, the life
saving tackle of Brown, which at
tracted universal attention, it being a
sure mode Of disengaging boat in
Simultaneously from its tackIes by one
man, either under full speed or other
wise, received the unanimous and
unqualified, approval Of the Board
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Christ Hedderich. jas w. Lauer.
\ TIT E D ID r. RICH a LA 4 ~,
sGA Dealers in GROCERIES, PRODUCE,
HOPS, &c., &c., Sycamore Street, between
Fourth and Fifth, Evansville, Ind.
/. All kinds of Country Produce taken IN
exchange for Goods, aud the highest mar
ket price paid. Hlit
In connection with the store, there Is y
large and icommodious Wagon Yard for
the accommodation OF country dealers.
sepl5 diy
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Jersey City, Mary T.. Awnsden and
West Dennis from Georgetown, bound
for Boston with cargoes, returned
here for harbor, after being at sea
for twenty days trying to reach their
destinations. They got as far as
Barnegate, and were then driven back
by the fierce north gales. '.'l.''. M,
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FROM CANADA.
Threats Made to Burn the Remain.
sib n9V8 der OF Quebec, oI giJ

YyQuEBarcg G., il, Oct. The
weather is beautiful, and is great
blessing to the sufferers by the late
fire.. 1t is understood that threats
have been made to burn the rest Of
the city. This is owing to the re-
lIgious and national annnosities of
the people. Arrangements are being
made to form night patrols for the
protection of property, sn sg3 Ea4
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The attendance was large, and com
prised many distinguished persons.
Resolutions of respect to the deceased
were passed, and eloquent addresses
and eulQgisms We're pronounced by
Hon. >. j, Tilden, OK Judge Edwards,
j, c., Brady, and other eminent gen.
tlemen. *e a9f9ai CPS -stle
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Oct. 19.-The Democrats
of the 4th Congressional district have
nominated Mayor Wightman for Con-
gress. i8oidg ieara fa n ,,.f,,f
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legal Notitcs.


NOTICE of application for the discharge of in
solvent nom bis debt, pursuant TO the provisions Of the third
the title Of the nth chapter second part Of the
Revised Statutes JOSEPH NEWBORG. Note hrs Published May
Is 1906 Creditors before the Hon Charles DAILY Frst
Judge Of the Court Common Pleas the CITY and County Of New
York the Chambers Of the Court Of Common Pleas Room No a.
City Han the City the ninth day OF August
Ut 10 the forenoon CARPENTER BEACH,
My25 IAwlOwF Atiys. for nsolvent
CUPREME COURT, Westchester County.-CY-
~ RUS LAWRENCE. Plaintiff against JAMES T. COLL indyid-
uay end Trustee Of the Company A. De Monee COMPANY
RACHEL A: BRUNDRETH, NJ. F. ADDISON, ROBERT BUCK,
Assignee Of Addison Brothrr BFrSEY ADDISON THOMAS
ADDISON, ALEXANDER PELVEY. FREDERIC GlRsHAUSEN,
AMBROIsINE SERAUD, ROBERT COCHRhNE and JAMES w.
MILLER Defendants Relief To the defendants and
them
complaint this Office the CLERK Of the
County Of Weschser st his office In White Plains in said County
Of Wesehester and Of New the 18th day OF April 1906
and 60 copy the said complaint the
scber their Office in White Plains in said County Westchet
and Of NewYork within twenty after the service Of
this you exclusive Of the day Of such service and
fail to the said within the time aforesaid the plain
till in this action will apply the Court for the relief demanded in the
compgni.-DAied January H. 1866
CLOSE ROBERTSON Plaintiff Attorneys
je72 iaw6w White Plains New-lork
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME coURr-cmcurr-Jux 2s.-BefOre Justice
GROVER
IMPORTANT DECISION AS TO THE LEGAL RELATION
AND LIABILITIES OF srocK-BRoKERs AND THEIR
CUSTOMERS
wB& C. Jaudop sgt Josiah W. Butler
The plaintiffs who stock brokers, sought 10 re-
from the defendant the Of 800 which they claim
OF their having bought for defendant at
his request on the 9th day OF ls0 100 shares OF Fort
s.y es on the ss Of ap following at ps o. the ground
that the defendant failed to keep his margin good
dsn when be gave the order for the purchase agreed
keep with plaintiffs margin OF 10 per cent az az times good
that on the 18Th Of April the market having declined the
gave them order another stock firm receive
SHARE that o. presenting TIE ode. 20 Gs nr on e e'a
panic occurred during which the stock fell from LAG to s6
Ing office well Known sold the stock par without
further notice bringing the defendant In debt to them over
informed him Of what they had done which he replied An
right"
statement Of plaintiffs He denied promising 10 keep his
margin good and claimed that he had given the plaintiff.
April at $50 sharei that he had made the requisite
arrangements with Fitch FOR that purpose and that PLAINTIFF
been npsd to pSs az more margin or that his stock was 10
be sold but claimed that he never knew Of the sale un three
had rsbOunded and that repudated the
sale, and far from ratyng It. had demanded back his
margin Of 1000 which he claimed In this suit to recover
interesting law questions raised IN the course
Counsel for plaintiffs offered evidence of wesstabshed
usage authorizing brokers 10 sell the soek OF
toners on the exhaustion Of their margin to which defend
After due discussion the Court decided to admit the ev
an ls sSa am old a as ss a
have contracted with reference TO that usage unless the
The question which arose w to the oature Of the
legal relation existing between the psres and their conse
9aent mutual dntss and liabilities The counsel for the de-
pledges and that the plaintiffs had therefore no right to sell
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Arrived.

Steamship North America Zimmerman Rio Jns'r0 ID inst via
Bs fera,asaes P.a. snd = Ihoms. 20 with Ia'1 aud
bound Al the mouth Of Para River. met steamship south
ssamssip Inslns Crsry Galveston h inst. Key West 21i
Win C. H. Mallory 60. June a. u miles OF
cHyp0r .i.B@ rcd steamship Cen SedIwcs eeasd ~, h
2sh 20 mile, HAisefs spoke .eh Loya Scranton bound y
In hey West, sehr DE Solo, from Phadspss, with los' u
stssuhp S.Eua Couch Richmond and Norfolk with md's sna
s..smhip usI s.1isy Mobile day., With cotton pas.
y D. nurba Co June 10 Cape Hsiteras hNk j. miles, passed
BsK Km4ranh tBrsm Hsdorn Annoy Feb % With 70 Z.
Psvens,sa Co Pared Angler March 20 Cspe q Good H9ps
.poks British bah Ev,nns Star from MatAni.s Canada
BAH M,rrim. f Bo.o Marshall. RsmsaO. ~ With
10 Tbsy.r Sargent Lsn bIk Jennie Cobb, for New Yok In
day, Lucy Hehss for EewYos In four days. and ons r.
Bah fssaaSsr is ROeiI.n Eon. Euevt.. II day. with
Br. " D..so Colombia Bucir.m II day., With
sylvan, from Mobs for Anugua. II day. out -
Bsh lo ST Johns Marshall Cisnfasgss 10 days. With
ks G.rtruis Isf Abory,ru EnOch Rio JsnsO 81 dys with
Bhs Dso iof Hsus,On Rumb. sO,vtA' 10 days with
Bhs Cof I..n Partridge sru. IL days with
Brs Barm.h sherman days with lumber to Simpson
seb w H. IL Ksnri. sOper Georgetown, c. with coal to
sch tBr Carroll Lius.n B. With coal to H.
sehr " K Chapman orb Buck DorcA..,sr B. IS days with
sehr Ron. tOf Plymouth, MASH w.n sssus days. with mo
sohr chsvst Nash Msch.. days l.ih &C. Simpson
sssr sarah Reed. Reed, Portland, Ct. er Philadelphia
sohr l. A. Barlins.ne BufnI.ms. Boston for Philadelphia
scbr. J. c. H., lnrrshan, New Haven
sehr Village Queen, Buislsy, WsrshamL
sehr Sc. Brd Wallace Providence
sehr o. n Richards Scar: Coh.''st Ssrro-a
sohr C. fssset, Rogers Calais isth
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6ituations iuantro-females.

A WOMAN wishes a SITUATION
Housekeepe Nursery Goyeness would be willing to do
Plain Sewing. Address A. Il A., Tribune Office
A RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes SITUATION,
~ in small private family COOK wiling assist in the
Washing aud Ironing Good reference given Call at her present.
employers, No. II Medson-ave
A NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
n SITUATIONS to do general WORK, &c. Mr.
LOVES German lntue No. II ssn,onst, the Bowery
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

s,sam.hp wesern Metropolis Sanders Bremen Ruser Bros
Steamship FsInbeaa AeIAndr Charleston, ivingston, foz
Co.
Steamship z sosder lockwood chsssoa. Livingston. For
4
steamship Starlight Psdriek wTmngton c., Arthur LesrJ
Steamship NJ. Massey. Smith, Phlsde phia
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston, Neptune steamship Company
Steamship Mary Stafford Cl.rt Boston w. z. Clyde.
st.sm.hp Leo Dearborn. Ssvsnnah. Murray. Ferris Co
s,.n.hp Wilmington Spencer. Wilmington. Del. Williams
Gui0u-
Steamship T. W Bruno, Foster Baltimore " Darrell
ship Gibson (Psss Aews, Riohbaco, ~ b. Punch,
h,ncks Wsndt
Ban chsps 1BrL sprusOe Gibraltar and market, Upper
Beafte.
Brl. Schiller Peril Babozs 0p1rto. uagsneyer Brunn
Bris Ii.tfy Ellen (Br.l Bilbao. heCaly Marsh -
South Boston (Br Lane santa Cruz lsHerde H. r. Buck
20.
sehr d. w C.fks (Br.D Williams Lasusyra .
Ech Margaret lBr.l Stsnan, 81 Johns ~ b. b. " Small
LCo
4 N Nsss E...-a. n v. Ha,ekinson Co.
Bshr Car elton lBT. johnson. Eleheura, J. Eness
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM GALVESTON AND KEY WEST-u steamship Arsdne-
II Kemne. ~ Bsra, J. stanley Mis-, fo9se Mr.. Deeser
~ Lubboct Mia A. Lubbock Mr. and Mrs Blohn, Miss oeo,
M Brook Mr. and M Shaw Mr.. Proh and children Mn. Oates
T. ~ Cooper Capt Dsvdson Robert. M Turner H. meOo
son Cbss H. Shields Mcdonald. Mr,. Browne Cspp C. L.
DsT. r. c. Carson. NJ. Bridges. =.
FROM RIO JASEIR0 klein steamship North Amerfes-V.
Oare. and c. C-neische A. Barceies Geo seena Mo
Men Israel franklin, Geo. Bird T. Verses and wife o.
A. Phillips child s. Folsom. b. r. Folsom j. Huchin
son L. D. browne L. Chamber s. oueirojA Wm Fisk and j.
Ulmsnn -,
FROM MOBlLg-i steamship Hsrs-H Y: Weed and chld, A.
z@n.rmno daughter Bell wife and children r. Brown
VII. and three children, Mira Doty aud child
FROM CIENFUE0OS-In brig brish-A Howard Mf svife
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rTNHE STORK HOTEL,
OLD SQUARE, BIRMINGHAM.
ENGLAND -
Families and Gentlemen visiting Birmingham vii ind tbs Hotel
most deaby located private In the center Of the
town Large additions lately been made with pnVe en-
trance quiet home are Insured 10 visitors Ia
hotel where attention. combined with reason
ed to continuance OF The support W
ceved for many year, BY lie present proy.ietor ,,,,
BENJAMIN SCRlVEN. Proprietor
TINHE AfMONASSETvf HOUSE, Madison, Conn.,
now guests IL leading sttrseticns
entirely furnishing it, splendid bathing grounds hne drives
H. L. PARKER. Proprietor
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BORT Marocn's Nctirc.
MEETING oP PRoPERrY. OWNERS OF rHE TwKLYT1

MEETING 0P fROPgRTY-OWkBhs OF THE i"bLfih
WANDA largo meeting Of property owners and
residents Of Harlem and Manhattanville was held
on Wednesday evening at the Adratio Hotel. One
hundred and-twenty st. and Eghhave.. to protest
against the recent grant, BY the Common Council
of authority 10 Harlem Railroad Company 70 construct
branch their road through Oneaundred MN
nom the Hudson River Railroad W the Harlem ksread
This grant recently rushed through both branches
the Mayor his signature Mayor Hoffman vetoed the b
and snow ntimsted that Il will DO shortly passed over MS
Veto Addresses mnde by Ex Recorder james Davis
Mess Henry Smith Sheldon and others pointing out the
great damage and destruction Of property
and danger and limb which would result 20 the res
dents and In the neghborhood II steam cars
allowed 70 run through those streets Resolutions were
sdopted expressing deep indignation at the course OF the
Common Council and especially tho Alderman from that
Ward also voted for the b THANKING Mayor Holman or s
sndssyor 70 prevent consummstion OF the scheme was
also resolved that address to the Council BE- prepared ana
signed BIZ the residents Of the vicinity protesting against the
plan.
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9nsurante Companies.

oyncz oy CONTINENTAL Insurance COMPANY, }
No. lO2 BRoADwAT.)
CUSTOMERS Of this COMPANY entitled TO
~ CERTIFICATES OF PROFITS" for the year 1854 re-
recp, for the Immediately IN ordet 10
avoid their forfeiture II. II. LAMfohI, secfeshy'
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fertnres an0 eiinas.

VLOSfNG of ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL
" CHURCH Broome and Chrysiest--Tbs Vsstry
notice that the last services pepsraoy 70
4 ancient edihce wl take place on 81 MoNV
next July being the Twentynin Anniversary OF
the Rcorkp Il The Dr. PRICE viii give review Of the
sfrs Of this parish ~ sixty yes The friends aud former
daily invited worship and commune win Us
IN this Interesting OCCASION
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NKv.NoEk June IS. 1870. :
- eeiy,d by the UNDERLINED st this Office an' eoet M Of
FRIDAY June 30 1868 fr furnishing FRESH BEEF such guam
" sS &c co on a p.vd. Sd Han
Kort Schuyler and wns.' Point sandy hoSs fS Wsd.TSrs
yyieed f5r.
The fresh beef to be q good marketable quality with do. pro
portions q fore and hind quarter meat .ns and nssy
T. nv =. md time. A. NAV ;. reosir,d
No bid will be entertained that 10 not made BY regular butcher
who full his present place Ct business and res
All accompanied BY snsd by the Susrsn
We andaned hereby Tusne. that in the foregoing
o and eopsisS. .o that written contract h. Be- executed
with bonds 10 the Of hive thousand dollar, each
Names Of su.s.ntOn) So
Bad h.my,, be a. III. opening q The proposal.
and Evidence must be shown Of the entire re.ponoy
on b. G az, q. ,,oa and sny cher than genuine bid
made peril e good faith viii subject The person making H. and The
pnes cory Be attached each
pos the given Of two vrrtsbe and sufficient suee In
reject BID unreasonable ddvantaseons 70 H.
Payments vii be made monthly In such funds DO furnished
by the Government viz currency checks on esr'hcs
Any desired by those proposing 70 bid viii be fur
'''"'' '" FRANCIS T. BERIER b. Major. c. $.
mo STONE-BLOCK PAVERS.-Separate sealed
s,. ss &. bidder ' md ' Il:
,: re- = a oss G IT oS SsIsi PAvEMPATs e.
ds,r.s from North River secondreet from Az
enus Boweryi Charlie. street from Hud,onseet % otee
street from Fk Thirty from F.h to
Twenty nnthsiree from fhsvenns 70 hIosew
wOrhstree from Broadway to bI'er''feet and twenty MIN
Bani forms specification, be obtained on sppos
RoBT. l. DARRAGH. Aa't
A.w. CRAVEN, ,B0srd
Osics crotOu Aqpsdus Department June ae lS6e
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AouArrc.-A siI-oared Outraged boat race Will
take place on Saturday the 18th nst ct o'clock on the
Eysian Fields Hoboksn between the Aasnta Boat Ciso Of
this city and Mutual Boat Club OF Albany As bon tncse
eIubs are crack the weather 10 favorable qaiek tine
NAY Be- NADIA The Mutus exsetsd Ga frday neraang
n ne steamer D. John.
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proposals.

OyyIcK or THH SAFE DKPosIT CoxPANI. % SEv-foRx
Nos. lt2 and 10 BrosdSay New orr
PROPOSALS will be received I'LL aud including the
july 1856 from Manufacturer Of safes FOR the erection OF
VAULT this Company. Particulars be- learned At this Otee
Only proposals the manufacturer VII Be entertained
J1oe ~ 1865 FRANCIS II. jerks. PRECEDENT
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6itnatlons Uanieo-a laIes.

A COMPETENT Man wants situation as PORTER
~ WATCHMAN Good references and security 10
honesty etc Please call or address JOHN 81 Sssusi Room
A YOUNG MAN, having first-class education and
"a upe1ceponstle city reference IL IN want OF EMPLOYMENT
Entry Ce Salesman Address T. c. Station O. for two dsys
WANTED-By gentleman of considerable bust
w experience SITUATION with firm or Mercantile
house either domestic foregn would West, South abroad
where he could promote the Interests OF the house. Has bern IN
business number Of and scve and energetic
considered possessed q very fair abilities and talents address
w. H. j.. Box No 1913 r. o. Boston. Mas.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM Moon Rises....s:fT
vkrER
ssndy Hooh ..eo Gov. Isxad ....9ll Hell 0atell'sI
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amnsemenis.


NEW FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteentb-st, near
~ sIth-svs ENGLISH COMIC OPERA.
FRIDAY, June 2eGrsnd Complimentary Testimonial 10
1.-THE DocToR OF GIcINTIRA' and a NIGHT IN ROME"
SATURDAY. June 3D-GRAND MATiNEE Of" 4 NIGHT IN
rd ja NaHT II RoHE nd THE TWO
Balcony BO,e 81 soi P,rque 81 Matinee prices OIL TO
A URORA FLOYD.-An original dramatization OF
IA this wondrou popular Is in repr'tion at the OLYMPIC
THEAfER, and will shortly be produced
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" FRIDAY EVENING. Jim. %,
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
FAREWELL PERFoRMaNcEs OF
Mrs JOHN WOOD
who will appear ia the excellent Vaudeville entitled
LOAN OF LOVER,
and also In her celebrated iTPs sS Sns tS19 Of
Tie performances commence with
COOL AS CUCUMBER
Doors open at u curtain rise, at O'CLOCK
XXTOOD's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so cents.
w Ninth week fhs shsETins and 1eRivans
and last nisA.. of.hs INyIsIBLE PRINCE ,,,-,vrv
THIS EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE,
Mr.. BARTON HILL
viii ,ppear in oIenford. dslEhtialy col comedy OF
70 be followed for the with the errsvaEanza OF
THE INVISIBLE PRINCE. .
In which Mise. soPhis Tsps and Je1nie sBer win hr,y A
-. NEW SONGS DANCES, DUETS. PAS DE- DEUAr &c
Il EioNDAY, July2 FRA DIAvOLo.
TONESs WOOD! JONESs W0ODl-The GREAT
~ DE LAVE rAMlLY.-SATURDAY, June %, and rUEsDAf
July Mons De Lave with his great Aerial VIE hSrosd ~ tns
ORIGINAL FEAT waking half inch IN diameter .;
that has ben assTps y Sny sxLTo
DU NIAGARA, TEMBoUR AERIAL &c, Ne, performed by ne
INFANT PRODIGY WILLIE De LAVE In congestion WIN the
Band Of Music platform and will a. IL O'clock
Tho De Lave Family will .PFeIst y oeoes
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6otels.

HUIIIUs
A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth-st.,
~ New.Yort European plan Rooms suits singy At
moderate
DAILROAD HOUSE, Bryan-st. SAVANNAH, Ga,
Al open public Any the viii
eng this they VIII ind good accommodations at
the mo reasonable
COUTHERN HOTEL, Nos. coo and 679 Broadway,
- NcwYok June l bSve the honor inform the irve
proprietor q this beautiful Hotel
fescong furnishing s&c IN the
splendid and lnxVrioBtyle The building Il white marble
stories high 20J q Broadway
mos. ommodouy raby srsnsed f5r Families and Single
midst the aud shops
f.shona6s Of
Carriages In readiness
sengers o md from Railroad Depois and Steamers
The Proptieto determined the SOUTHERN HOTEL n
erccled this city and THEREFORE e
AID will give entire ssiaeoR h' fena
and the travelling community
HENRY BRUCE,
(ssis Of Keninekyl
Proprietor
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epokeu, &C,

June a. 49, long 90 q, brig PrOese Of Yarmouth, n s. for
Boston. 49,,
June lat y TO- long rs 90 schr Sylvan Blanchard from Mobile
for Antigua " days ost =.
June % lat Is 10 NJ long n W. b. bui Evening Star rom Ma
June M 20 mil.. Of sirsr.s schr Loyal scrsnos bound
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SUPERIOR COURT-SFDciAL Trm-Jun "a
DECISIONS.

Bridget Ederon agt. Cornelius Ederson, Frederick
NJ Dsgenhart agt Charles Lyons Russell Dart Of a. At
G. W. Amea-Aotions granted.
Margaret Smith sgt Mohss Aahsr.-Copplant disnisssd
with el0 costs.
plaintiffs with costs.
Thoma. D. Smith agt. Michael MAyer.-complsint die.
missed with Go costa