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Low company-DwaI

The Higher cIasses-GlanJs'
-Thiers, the French statesman has the
shingles"
There have been 1924 suicides by charcoal in
Paris from 1924 to 1860.
-Dutchmen, are the fttest men for pail
bearers; they always feel at home when near
the bier.
The Germans in Missouri are inviting their
friends in the Faderland to come over and rake
up the unoccupied lands in that State, which
yet belong to the Government. IL is said there
are over SIX millions of acres of these lands vet
TO be had at one dollar and quarter an acre,
and much of 1t is very good. Some of the Ger,
mans are already on their way, and 1t Is expected
that a large increase of the population OF Mis-
souri, will result from this movement.
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PbiaGelnhs Express leaves daily. Pttsburg and
Erie Mail leaves daily except Saturday. All other
trains daily Except Sunday c -, -
The Pennsylvanla Railroad Company VIII not assume me
0 sny rex 6a Gr BsgSSseS 70 One Hundred Doiss in
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount In value
will be at the risk OF the owner unless taken by spec
For further Information as to time and connections,
see hiIls and framed cards, or apply to
THOMAS IA. PARKB Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emgrant Train runs daily except sunday. OF
FRANCIS FUNK No. Isl Dock Stree,
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11fEEa, HAMILL'S PASSAGE OFFICE.
ssS4IlksAsA FOR LIVERPOOL AND CORK DIRECT.
Inc frst-class ful powered clyde buIIt iron screw
Steamships this Line regularly
EVERY WEDNESDAY 1HR0UGHoUT THE YEAR
FIR5T CaBlN thrSGGh ron Philadelphia 90
PAYABLE IN PAPER MONEY,
LONDONDERRY, BELFAST, DUBLIN, GLASGOW
OR LIVERPOOL
CABIN according to locatiOnJ 800 $50, and 81
S1E ERAGE.. $500
All payable in paper money and booked through ire
from Philadelphia TO any OF the above ports.
Parties about visiting the old country will hnd IL Il
theiI advantage call the undersigned. before
gazing elsewhere as they can secure choice berths
save their rai,road expenses 10 New York.
For passage, apply to w; A. HAMILL,
Drafts issued for amount payable in any of
England, Ireland Scotland, and Waes, or on the Con-
tnenC 6H
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~5kEEa, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL-
ssSAIs94kr Calling at QUEENSTOWN. The Inman Line
sailing SEMI WEEKLY, carrying the q. S. Mail.
ETNA, Saturday, Decembe 30
CITY or MANCHESTER, Wednesday, January g.
EDINBURGH, saturday. January ..
At noon, from Pier "A North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin .S9O00 Steerage. $4,000
First CABIN to London 90 90 Steerage London
First Cabin Paris. l050O Steerage Paris. 1000
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre Hamburg, Bre-
men, &c, &C.. at moderate rates.
Passage by the mail steamers sailing every SATUR-
DAY, payable In gold Passage by the milo week
steamers, payab I'm United states currency.
Passage by the Wednesday eameB;-Cabln, 800,
steerage S35; payable in United States currency.
SteeIage passage TG can ba bo11St peIa gSv @
persons sending their friends.
For iurther Information apply at the COMPANY Oces
JOHN G. DALE Agent,
No, Ill WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
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BELyIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD.

LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
-, viii leave from loot of Cortland street
A. ~ NJ and r MI via Jersey City and Camden.
ATTIC and liz A. M. p M. and IL Night via jersey
City and Kensngton. - 7
From foot of Barclay street at A. NJ and p M vita
Amboy and Camden ~ 49,
From Pier No. l North river at IL NJ 3 and7P M
(Freight and Passenger, via Amboy and Camden.
, ,,o WILLIAM H. GATZMER, Agent.
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DENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

III
The trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave
th q New Depot, at THIRTIEIH and MARKET Streets
The cars OF the Market Street Passenger Railway
to and nom this Depot They leave Front street
the time OF departure ofeach Train and allow about
so minutes for trip. Their In waiting the
arrival each Train and connections made with all
roads crossing Rrke street.
ON SundayB-Cars leave EleYenth and Market streets
at 645 p M. to connect with PtsbuIg and Erie Mail
and at O25 P. M with Phi adeDhia Express.
Manns Baggage Express Is locateda Eo.3 g. Eleventh
street. Parties desiring Baggage taken TO the trains can
have done reasonable rate application to him.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT DEPOT, THUs;-
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s1,253 6SO'ls

DIRECTORS.
Thomas g. Hand, Samuel e. Stokes,
John G. Davis J. r., Penistan.
Edmund A. Souder, Henry sloan,
Theophilus PaulcinR, William G.. Boulton,
John X. Penrose, Edward Darlington,
James TraQuair, H. Jones Brooks
Henry c. Daett Jr., Edward Laourcade,
James c. Hand Jacob p. Jones.
William O. Ludwig, James b. Mcfarland
Joseph II. Seal, Joshua p. Eyre
George c. LeiDer Spencer Mcflvain,
Hugh Craig, j. B. Semule Ptttsburg,
Robert Burton. \. b. Berger. Pittsburg,
John d Taylor, d. T. Morgan, Pittsburg.
THOMAS G. HAND, President,
JOHN G. DAVIS, Vfce-President.
HENRY LYLBURN, secretary. 1918
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VA EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From foot OF MARKET street Upper Ferry.
naiV. eXceDt SUNDAYS

p" "EST JERSEY RAJ LROAD LINES
w From foot OF MARKET Street Upper Ferry.
fall AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, November rs, 1865.
For BrdReton Salem and AL Stations West Jersey
and Salem Railroads, at A. NJ and $3.50 p M.
Fot Ayille and all intermediate stations, at A. M.
For Cape May and intermediate Stations at A. M to
Milvle, conn Getting with Freight Train Passenger Car
attached ior GSpe May dye S4s p M. and p M;
For GlassborO and intermediate Stations at A. NJ,
For Woodbury., Gloucester. ETC., at A. M, Q, $50
Freight tram win leave Philadelphia nom sandfords
j. VAN RENSSELAER,, Superintendent
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS C0MPAhY
receive, deliver and forward through other responsible
Express Companies, 10 all parts OF the country, any
Special Messenger accOmp panies each through train.
Once No Walnut street 9l6 9m
1OLs6 6-PHILADELPHI AND ERIE
1900 RAILROAD.
This great line trayerses the Northern and Northwest
counties OF Pennsylvania TO the city of ETie Lake
ie II has been leased and It operated by the Penn
sylyana Railroad Company. -. .r,,.
TIME OF ENGEkTkAINS SArPHILADELPHIA.
Arrive Eastward-Erie Mall Train 100 Il. M
Erie Express Train, HE A. NJ.
Leave WestWard-Erie Mall Train, 720 y. A. .
Erie Express Train, 7'2g A.; Nj:
PASSENGER cars run through on the Ene Man and
Express Trains without change, both ways between
NV YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 60oP arrtvea ETle az SSI AN
Nc change OF cars between Erie and New York
Elegant sleeping Cars all Night Trains
at EE5 RlPTFIGn and sees PRaasphs
And iOre freight business Of the G2mpany's IAgents-
KET Streets, Philadelphia J. W; Reynolds Ere; VIII
lam Brown. Agent N O. X a , B,altimore. n,r.,.,.,-
a. W. GWiNHEk General Ticket AgeTl, ,PhiadslphIS
JoR D. POTTS General Manager. WilliamsDort.
ALFRED L. TYLER, General Superintendent.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK...

CLEARED.
Steamship Ocsa Queen, bowes, Aspn~sn ra,lno NAL S'
sRlp Cumberland Robinson Wilmington r. c. C. WHIT
S3blo Caravan M.eoiuet Mobile Rowland Frothns.on
Bark Cohon Penny, Key West aud Apaacheo' Dshue'
~ Zipx,r.I, Meeir Vera Cru1 r. Alexander Son.
Bask Esnny Kirohuer lodsnbE Ro'''sre' ON' 's' se'
Bris Tfi,s Ann Ayrss Boston, c. L T. j. Peters
Bris Cbes,ueaks Eeuhal, Boston. -, .
81; Tyro (Brl. Lsnton, Haitian D. De WEI y GO
BrieV (Br.l baldock, London, u. r. buie = -"
R,R Rohis (BfH KillmAn, FranIort Me-, r. T. Buck Co.
seb, J.re trl Read. Poftaa-Prnee, y J. keyius Son
schf William BTl Anthou'e Saes'hie' ~ ~ iA Ns'''
b, T. A. Con,ns Weeks Boston via EisbsipOr ThSJsr
~, o.,,u,ua,,ak, Packard Boston J. 8. Ingrshsm
s.bs n krhemaa, spraguc, Pembroke Snow hieess'on
~, A Pavne Jones Eastpon. John Boyntouf Son Co.
sI bdS SSao L s ST. JoIn B. DE- wt Co
Nam, H. L. Tspey Jones, Portland. R. p BueA Co.
ARRIVED.
q,,o,Alc Nsrltnsrk Van Size, New Or Sept y W
seonahp wsshns'on eager New.orieAas sept ~ "h
so.gstp II Livingston Baker. Savannah sert e. vh mds
ssbp hTirons Many Aspnwal Sept. 70 with ps us. sni
specie Pacific Mail Steamship Company seq ~ ~ ~
Zone 1850 W. poSs tosnshp Henry ChsuneeJ hence o' A'Pn
Alenare bourne Richmond Norfolk and City Poiui,
,,iib rIi.e' and pasa To Livingston. Fox & Co
Az Veerteer Page Bathurst W. c. A. dss' witt nuts ~
.oss King Richmond and Norfolk with nsd's and
s,.,gsp Ci are. " Lord Ward. wIminsten c. days
ia uaisns Inlet with mdse add pas, TO 9 oood.psed n
stanmhp huntsville, Ryder New-Oflesn sep - ~" WV 10"
eap savor Morgan BOslon, Nth mdse 20 TIE m''opohan
Sim Aeraa Eagle Morse London ss days With nde end q
gs, Ro.amond FeAoti bay days with coal to fssl
49,, s,o,h.r. .sf sup-rsnd P.aaOA Bofds1H Avs Ivan
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PASSENGERS ARRIYED.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND AsPINwALL Oct, l-ln .,esrn-
J. Arnold nurse. und three children Henry
orlln WALTON Charles brnsky, Emn Eehoessen tsaneTei
y ,o I'D two ctl+fcu Capt W. y rcek aud wife T. o. HANS
SIR. J. r. FrHrit Children Mrs j. Francis, Nj G. y
I.a.b anteUd A. don Edward Marsln and VIE, l. g.
COIN h. norry Mr. r. H. Goddard and three ehNtren, Mr.
Pete TAYLOR child John sedg~tes L. Laiont VIE
All mont Nols ehifsG and servant Charles Mst
IT. ter d. b. sarkslt q. ). A. Cod Deans c. - hoeont -
E0tLrork Nm snd wilr A. II. Don faLk Hal H. ~
H.ssr vi and cLla b Goddard David w. so~yrr af~ p
Fsnfarh ctl md James MeOo~an John L'.Hn
J. a over ana Col John D. GCcnnol vile niant ard
,-,v.at a. Thorn, }. D. Carter Gen. o. T. baeeocs,
n a MI y smith William Nuley johnson wife and servant
ss Arv Prek Mediation ehld aud sister, Jsesb boWning
southe sn wife ard innt Miss T. blunt JeaAns - l.
Charles Fay, James Fay " lsrp~f Ihoe
peO-~ a. Moron Joseph smith and wife Ma Stewart Mas
urr,w h. A. struhurfh Capt J. p. ~ Todd Caft H. Win
Fl sun D. y,siAn ". H. Dsvoe W. G. DTtmmond Horace Don
ne IN rho, OesrA st-tson Jas BernhAm Capt James 2
Miller Mr. and child Capt Geo. Brsg a. hlitsi H.
HeoT Mrs seat capt and WIFI Maurice Arnold ssn
Su,nd n " Hauhafd Ar stson, and q IN second eaDh and
From sAYANSAn, Oct lin Steamship Il. Llynston-H.
r. j. Parslns o. ~ Droddy W. w swpsa sdy and
srhilrrp o. y Kfons johnson Miss Johnson, MIS- Brown,
.s hoses a. W. Reach C. W. O. ATmstrong g. Grimes
y Turtchsr Mrs. D. L. Cneh, p IL Abraham MAY Aeel
and boy Howe John Roder aud dy A. Duenholo J. eF
III Gss,iu Cohen T. Lamnerhir I'd D. Perry pl bt9u
" a. saadwb Josepn Davis. H. NJ Dsvsupor Geo huc'oa
am ldy. 49,. At
odnus all children Nadine Longe ami Coos g. Lam
bel J. s,mrullu Cob Condor and wife G. bsehrld Mf AND
N 1r a. 20 want q Rogers Dr. Lorsoni LcInrerl III
Clement Holman and child Mise Hi. j. Warner, a. q.
Holmes AZ. kdl end W IN tho stsefafe 80.
Oet Tin steamship wshinstoncoL H. L. Zulawsky, Lieut.,
r. A. ZulawskY q. Arthur TspPan Liout sos miss
Fanae J. Mcdonald Gsorss Johnston C. ha'reny ~
HagzrTty, ThoAss Hoffman
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO Oct. LII .iesa.hiD Ocean QueE-
~ ~ Intlncn Cart Geo T. DADd j. Cohen hr Irene De y
~, Ma ABBY Ds1'er " N. Whine Mr. r. c. Hsrdiss Nc.
In Nsr.h,o and ctd M s. A. Wilmington and child Miss Nette
N,r.s nr scbpab Mrs ". R-ynold MTs A. Zoo Mira Ben
~, I'd cbli a Hsnnetta Petty. Ms John A. White T.
ktsi Ararr Hyat Mr. T. y. stesre child and seryu W A.
Ouan vhd. Psya q Sunderland Mr., 81 = ss,r.Hs W,
(nhs Pout4u ". n Harvey y w Lsod and Ee 9ls'
a., 4 LAi M I.berv Csp. W II. Win, hrG Flare, t-o
IN fcn Lrut J. p Eastmsn Mira Ane mothf aud
Phr ie,r and f.r1iy, Mrs Annr ard Phoebe Colby
So Fofrion ,i.. finances iurE1'on A. w hsn. ana S
az. f.s- M Mr.. A. Kelly, MIA T. NJ. stone, T. he
MOI r. p Hatlas AID o. jobs Levy y smith. Jos HOLMAN
Iwa bod tin Jameson, Wunser and VIE JsAn AAa az
sri NJ, 81. Conn ma child Mrt Besrchaur Lot W Goote
Lwon, Ar& 81 Bsek.ih snd tive ehi,issi Fart n H.
Ft-d y o. Fo Nrs r. Burke, Nr' Mitchell epi Jne
iiiiB Cops. l. Baldwin Mrs o. l. Bartlre D. AusaA y
FUhei ~ aid son u. SUNSET j., Let J. H. eahge Ley. .
~ K. Owsn n AcDousal T. T. Froa, G. Cihe't p = ing
Ems L Hobr.oa Schroter, wife and liy = heoruge
stt,-, Nl Fl patmsie Watkins Mrs Pshmwz T. Lcsof. Act
irs,--.- q ~ fsms W. D. ford and aui, A j. Piercc
an d I'd cabin I'D n
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Or
IBefors Commissioner Betts
RIryIEG LAGER WIN coUPTERPRIT CURRENCY.

United States ACT John Fink
The defendant was charged by various parties WIN
passing AMI attempting TO pass eounerei 20 cen. "a
currency m 10 for certain glasses OF hgeIboer when hs
nbed last saturday night The following testimony explains
Ckstina Shmid-Rede at No l25 siythst keep lager,
r aoon fher defendant there on SATURDAY nght arc
col glass al beer; be gave " cent stamp ana tnouens
e rot sod some one present thought II might DO good
m took Ii and gave the defendant - cents CHANGE ~ hen
vent m and two men after him one Of these men
here witness shown stamp this . the one me oe'eh1'
passed on me $500. - L., 80 s,,-s.,, r,,h,
&, NJ schmidt saloon he ordered glass OF lager ge'
change Ond Nenf followed him IN ABOUT hse h5heles
m H. vent into Kessels saloon az No l3s sAhaF aeiehn
srt Vas th ordered glass ofager afi offered a - ce'
stamp In fslyrlent hesse said Il was bad slo ia. ma
maid M. Tar one Mr. Sci midt DEFENDANT salo ne NM m
atbr change said 70 him Have you not got 70 csns ron
NJ Seha,idt and he said Mo- said Come III me
and nv brother and Ttook hin back 70 Mrs schmidt aa
she recognized him took the stamp be gave 10 hessei WIN me
Timothy IangLn-Am az officer Of the Seventeenth IRE
oincf attendant Saturday night searched nun AZ
tho station house found no money on ms pIohi
stsp got from defendant Il the one passed On hosei
think. csnno. IDENTIFY the particular stamp.
John Kss.,-kn0w defendant; he was IN my place on Setn
a night he got bters and paid pennies FOL them ana thN
oo eoss OF lager and offered Ocent cure ~ noe IN pay
nent Shafor hoied il and said il was bad and ten toh
ma abort what defendant did Mrs Schsld hVe n.nntee
hefo witness shown stamp this the one PC ndant oef
80, a. - -. Ian.
AZ No 35 Sx,s about D. SATURDAYS ho got glass OF
and Offered 50ceDt stamp said II Was oaa ana m
then gave me stamp and went away t~ltaess shoSh
stamp looked IKE hisf he sud he gct the stamp IN AAohef
sel0Ou =, ~. p<a...a..
AZ m a. no. Joseph Bel, Assistant United states Dlstuet ~
tonsy appeared for tho prosecution the oeiot Was n"A
represented ~ counsel
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Orean Steamers


BANANA, NEw-ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN
n ROYAL MAIL COMPANY
OPENlN0 OF STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND AUSTRALASIA VIA PANAMA
Tie vc Of the shove Company will BIZ from Panema
TO ellington NevZeand the 2h June BY the steanihip kA
kAlA followed by the KAiKOURA on the Path July.
faenzrs and goods win be forwarded from Wellington 70 Auek
land Oo heson Canterbury sydney Melbourne and other parts
assmera
ARRANGEMENTS proet for Conveyance Of and
goods ro rev oh through fares and all the principal
ports In tie Australian Colonies.
opening OF the Coupanys ships IN conjunction with
those ef the Pacific Mail Steamship will be
OUTWARD.
From NewYorh. june H.
FROM Panama. June a.
From Wellington. " L.. July Fl.
Arriving at sydney July "a 49,.
From Nsw-York TO wellington, 40 days
From Fansna Wellington, 2s days
To Sydney OF Melbourne days additional
HOMEWARD.
From Sydney. 3ist NAV or June l.
FROM wellington, y. T., June g.
Prom Colon fAsplnwAll, July IL.
Arriving st New-Nork, July 20
Wellington to Nsw.York ~ daya
Wellington 10 Panama, 2s dAys.
Prom sydney o Melbourne. days additional
The will be continued monthy with the foregoing
oates.
Particulars Of fares and reish application TO Pacific Mail Steam
shp Conn any Ofics No So WAllst, New York,
CHAS. w. WEST. Agent, No. % Wnlism-St, New forh
WIN o. SEALl, Agent PaaAmA
Nov YORK Mavl
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-rRAL TElaI-f)cI ].
Before Judge Cardoso,
INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS FOR phhrs
OF A CORPORATION.

Al.v,nde- r. stewart & Co act Thomas c. Davis.
1'hs is a suit brought for the amount OF Judgment
obins m the States District Court for The Territory
al Mimi, s, AGAINST the St AuthOnys Pals water rover
Company which che defendant Is sookhoder and DIRECTOR
The ease tried without jury -
IN ,upear. tbst the company Richard Chute out %
81 Ankorys as 20 attend theruteress there and 10 ss
As ther ani giving him genera power 81 attorney Ohse
whuc made drawn " tho order oil A - stss '
.ou Bro 10 onnele thom furnish hotel IN - ADtGoy
Falls suit va, brought against tle eoPny IN no ~ ~,
amount Of tho note and Judgment obtained By dsAh
mi. sut Is noa brought by A. T. Stewart Co against ne
defendant stakeholder or the ainounSof the Judgment
Defendant denies the authority of tho agen to bind the com
a nv any oourf made for the OF the corpora
ton lie peads want OF consideration ana nat Jeas
nen by default only paa Jace evidence OF deo' and =,
most puts The defendant 70 NE pi'oi' y" ""7 " "
The plaintiffs claimed that the power Of attorney san
Client authority agent signed the note s agent 81 ne
comosnv thai upon faith Of at they parted vsh
tler goods that Judgment obtained an that note " ae
sHt that the consideration tor II was INC scas sou NJ no
fversl at the hotel thai IN FACT the 81 Anthony Walls Wat
Power Company kent hotel that Judgment against ms so
poation was god Of action against any individual
stakeholder Tor the Thole amount apd ina! Inc
st te ho purposes OF their incorporation did not invai
date contracts made by them for snoi purposes
Defendant coneaded In that there WAS no pyoi 81
the debt except the Judgment which only prh Joe o,-
dence that te proof that the Defendant had ever 40
derived any benefit from the articles for which the aeeePnes
given that obligations given by co,pOisson nSs
from which the corporation has derived some De1' saeh az
appropriation Of tho credit .: the Company IN had oeeh s
The Court al the conclusion Of the argument took the papers
fsnney Preniiss & Flanders for plaintiffs Plat 6rsFa
SPECIAL TIRS--OCT ;.
Before Judge Cardozcl
DECIkIOAs.
r1,,J a., M,tieus-,A Amendment allowed paJsent es
SlO costs Ae. ~, memoranda Aniie agt Noiet
cnt allowed on payment ofeoe Of tho motion 500
Ia Otgnou All Sic Pherson.--MotoR donied sAi'e 0A@
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v csyios d. Ruysr CO Erpefssesd saeesriss
III NV tot during -heh sp and esse,s4
seu hoard. damaged signsnz I'D go SIC
iair wind nce which have bad far ps.sass AaS Vat e
long % ~ rsed ~hsins Stella lci NesBedsss s.esrsg
uadsr s sept a. az "a d. onE t2A 'gnss$ b. ins Mac
srs JosphiHs liE, Fsb.. Cos Bay d.y. 9Th zeal ~
Bns Lspwins Ia 81 John. c,aor. Ksss ApE H. via
frult he. b J. w Fivcli Go.
Bhs crso. CDuchl c.apb. cunsSs. tssa With hSss
Bs A.s,. ot John. n ~ wh.lsn shrsd''. "a asys via
Bl Msfns Charter BL, nu,ou 0s. B. IS dsys VIII sss 70
ssSr Hsps s ouumius Hsbor esos. n T.' d,ys vita %
ssif Caspian 81 Taylor psrcAsss,r b. 10 sys vita aaas
sshr. M.doss HoI@s. Bangor With lU@bss V g. hSsss
tCe
sehr. Jsany Lind Graves Norwieh..
Sehr. r. LeacI sherman. Rohiandl
sehr. e. fauutssz " oesior iiiihoroueh foy Newsrt
sehr ssudsrssB Carroll Lingan - days VIA ~hs go
Dc NoHA Go.
sehE isrblnesr. RYDER. Bangor.
schr. N. fnlnore. Cnass. Boston.
Schr. Rising Chandler Joussboro.
sehr. Eliza Dudley, Coombs Bangor fst Ns.ot
Sells. Ocean RsnseI, Cla,ks hsnsos
sehr Ocean star. Bssk.n kocklsad-
sebr A. Jameson. Ccirxe, kocklAnd.
sehr Aida Estsp, Providence
sohr Madonna. Hamer, Bangor.
sehr J. Ponder. H.. -. New Bedfofd-
sehr L. D. lvos, lyas. New.iisvsn.
schL GODDESS. Kelly New-liAyen-
WiSD-At Sunset. 81.
BELOW.
Ship Freedom, Bradley, from shisids
SAILED.
Steamship oce.B oaeep
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
g. 81 5lf sun ...5.tl Moon Rse.,.s.
vArKR rms DAT
s,,a, 2,l2 GOV Island. .3;is EIsl Gs....,.ta
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CIVIL COURTS.

AN IDLE DAY IN THE COURTS.
DEFAULT IN THg APPEARANCES OF JURYhKE-JUkoH
PISRD.
The Courts met Yesterday morning, but in many OF
the trial terms though the panel Of jurors summoned were oyes
100 there was no jury obtained Tie average Number Of juror
nrng was less than ~ In each Court and Of heee mary
had sueh excuses ene them 70 be relieved rom atno
Those not appearing were fned 25 and extra panels we're
ordered In several OF The Mr. Justice Jones In the 20
poror Court jurors not appearing |ouh D.
lined 81 Tor each day non attendance =.
In Courts Tic lawyers relying the nonappeaIance 81
Jurors not ready inqsests and defaults we're aseb
but only In trial term actually utod and ma
without jury.
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co1eT cALENDAE-rln, MAJ.

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