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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-08
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
.. MONDAY, JUNE A

MONDAY, JUNE 4.
In the United States Senate, on Monday,
a bill was passed to restore to the active list
Lieutenant Commander r. M. Law, U. S.
N The reconstruction resolutions were
taken up. Several unimportant amendments
were agreed to. a substitute for the second
section was offered, but no action was taken
upon it, An Executive session was then
held. Adjourned
In the House Of Representatives Il number
of bills were introduced. Among them was
one providing that all civil officers appointed
by the President shall hold their Offices fol
iour years, and shall not be removed except
for malfeasance. The resolutions offered by
Mr.. Williams, last week, relative to public
llonors to traitors, both living or dead, in
Georgia or any other State, were taken up,
and after some discussion were passed. MI
Clark offered a resolution declaring that the
recent successes of the Fenians entitle them
to the rights of belligerents, and requesting
the Committee on Foreign Affairs TO inquire
into the propriety of recommending such
action as may be proper to secure that OBJ
ject Laid over. The bill to regulate the
pay of the army was debated by Mr. Wood.
bridge, in opposition to MI. Dumont, III favor
of it. Adjourned
TUEsDAY, JUNE j.
In the United States Senate, on Tuesday,
bill to provide for the safety of passengers
on steam vessels and regulate the salaries ol
inspectors was read. The proposed amend
ment to the Constitution, apportioning Re
representatives. among the States, after 1870
according TO the number of male electors
over twenty-one years of age, qualified to
choose members of the House, and TO ap
portion direct taxes among the States accord
ing to the real and personal taxable property
situated in each State, was discussed by Mr.
Poland, of Vermont, and by Messrs stewar
and Howe, and then postponed. The Senate
adjourned after an Executive session.
In the House, ON Tuesday, the bill to re
duce and establish the pay of officers, ant
regulate the pay of soldiers of tho army
was warmly argued by Messrs. Davis, Ros
seau, Rogers and others. After some inter
ruption and disorder, the bill was passed by
SG to 60. 1t provides for the pay of thu
several grades of the army specifically, Th'
joint resolution of Mr. Bingham, of Ohio
proposing an amendment to the Constitution
of the United States, was indefinitely post
poned. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE O.
The United States Senate, on Wednes
day, received and laid upon the table tn
credentials of Wilkinson Call, Senator elec
from Florida. The resolution authorizing
the Secretary of the Navy to accept the iron
clad Idaho from Paul s. Forbes, builder, a
the contract price of 5000, 900, was passed
The reconstruction resolutions were thel
taken up, and were debated by Messrs. How,
and Doolittle. Adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives the Bank
iag Committee reported, with amendments
the bill to regulate and secure the safe keep
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oRImps AND CASUALTIES.

Albert c. Perham, between three and tour
years of age, died at the Massachusetts Cen
tral Hospital on Monday About a week
since bean lodged accidentally in the all
passages, causing Inflammation OF tho lungs
from the effects of which he died.
A man was recently arrested at Cordova.
one of the Argentine provinces, for the COM
mission of twenty eight murders. He was
to be shot without the formality OF a trial.
A boat belonging TO Daniel Leroy was
found floating near Hyde Park, Poughkep-
sic, N. Y, day or two since, with Leroy'i
hat and coat in it. Spots of blood were seer
on the boat Leroy has been missing since
Friday. He was one of the crew of the
shellboat Stranger. Two men have been
arrested on suspicion of being concerned in
his DEATH
Eli Holden, matchmaker and jeweller, 7OS
Market street, Philadelphia, committed sui
eide on Tuesday evening last. He was ex
tensively known in business circles, and
much respected.
At row between some soldiers and ne
groes, in Richmond, on Friday night last, &
negro was knocked into the canal ano
drowned.
Garroters thrive in Richmond, Va. On
Friday night last, four gentlemen on theil
way home, were relieved of all their loose
valuables.
At fire in New York, on Sunday night
woman was crushed to death by safe
which fell through to the sidewalk.
AT the recent trial of Gallagher, in Boston
for murder, the first juror that was called
was negro.
A negro boy, out cunning near Atlanta
Ga, on. Saturday, 96th ult., having expend
all his ammunition, tried to get the powder
out of an unexploded shell which he founc
in the field. Result; shell exploded, and nC
boy to be found.
The body of another female was discover
ed on the beach at Fort Hamilton, N. Y, OF
Friday, tied up in bedtick, with ;he initial
X. B. on the clothing. This makes four ie
male Bodies that have been discovered in
closed in the same manner o. thAt beacl
during the last two weeks
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Communicate
ATER RENTS.

ltappears from bills furnished the property
holders of the city of Wilmington, that the
houses, or most of them, near which water
pipes arc put down, are taxed the inllnmount
Of watcrenl, as though they had taken in
ana used the City water, although they may
have provided water for the occupaAis from
pumps or otherwise, and all houses within II
certain distance ol IL fire plug are charged
one dollar IL house MS protection tax This
lasl charge is probably rightenough, because
all property has the benefit OF the City water
in case Of fire But there is u proyiso, that
ii the owner or'tenant will swear that no
Ctty eeater has been used, the tax is remitted.
Now it is submitted 10 sensible people,
whether the City Council could have meant
to charge persons with water rent who had
provided pumps, al considerable expense,
and who did not use the City WATER Per
sons using the City water and persons allow.
ing their lydlans TO be used, were formerly
liable to pay Tor the water and be fined, but
the attempt TO make the owners pay because
the occupants use bucket Of city water
once year, once Il month or every day.
without the owners knowledge or consent,
is so palpably unjust that il must be consd.
cred the Council being sober men, did not
examine carefully the ordinance before they
passed il. But il they did pass ii, fully un-
derslan'Ilng lis effect then it is high time
loi them to retire, or be retired by the people
CUR taxes are heavy and iHcreasiag. never
lhrleSs, few would complain IL used for the
utility, health, moral and material improve
mcnt and beauty of the City. But there is
growing horde 0l officials ol various erntlcs.
vino are eating ont our substance, and fear
rendering no adequate equivalent
y TAN pAYlNG UNION MAN.
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iINiPoR,I,,,r.nVe

H0poH'd Jof IN JN1Ndl Nud Nale man
From Nav fogk - srgAMsnnr Wisrcng,Tf lnarA,t
Jarl N Shatp ~ htS,s rtr ,prings jas Dnw,uysr,
S"n w osl.s hemp 6aroii, Hsui Co 90 blis Wiz.
Y Barry Cu ~ haiei otGumi J pnwnsird 4 s,, %
bales hemp llulsn Huunsawarth to 4 aneh,a :
rhge q rhompVn keg- 5 /, Besk 2 cases 4 NIX.
Moore htlos "akum; Jack4ou Sharp b lx,s ~
smihss hoNei te Jss bradford kUg cases j kegs.
powhwatdiS a Sou fSse - ughutsl 4 o. cnseA lax
iNtti sewtng machine cabr Ehr y y Co bux i h,i.
Anehuts; Mri"well Co keg clsst & ILly / r ii,
f'tsrt a Wuoley / rasi; Jna Wainwright casr; a Il
i@hdeli onnse Stab eAsk; Bolts 4 ssa cask. 4, N
tislry lot pifufunt.; Jnu taylor n Atieks gnt "
Il tichelA boX h5xes lin. Iestup Moore bI WI
Foord lhls cider Rchstdson Hu p- hdl:Iuo iioiv
ra"i Wm Ahgh ctet, Rodney csse. Uapoe 4,
hto case y BtAgreit case; l. W sdlAui / rtta N ~
Chamlerlan case bh D Iammot IL etsa. j p,,rn
wt'd Son bates emil ripa ease; 4 a b ns,n a, ~
! ras = "a oeu+ NanbAnm che mschia,; j a n +
Gnti,h hb . u Porter hos, q McClsry tSls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-08

THE TRIAL OF JEFF DAVIS commenced at
Richmond, on Tuesday. Ii he should be
convicted and sentenced to be hung in Will
mington, we would not be able to select with
certainty the highest point of ground on
which to erect the traitors gallows, because
we have no city map TO indicate the various
grades of the city. Everybody here would
doubtless like to see the old rascal hanging
by the neck, and the point OF greatest eeya-
tion would be necessary to accommodate ALL
Will the City Council hurry up the new
man?
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-08

ing Of public. money entrusted to diabursing
officers of the United States. The amend
.ments were agreed to, and after some dis
cussion the bill was passed. The Committee
ON Banking was instructed by resolution to
inquire into the propriety of establishing a
uniform rate of interest to be charged by
national banks Adjourned
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EXPORTATIoNs.

foV Nj YoaK TER slR,MsHir Observation-Disclosures.
JAS lnee 90 i0l hhds $40 lb corn meal 1876 blls
lpn luo II Prize 60 itl hbs corn nea q d LnbdaIi
ti eu vheals swift Courtney 80 lies airhe Co"in,
lloyd etiAgg U Pelkugtdn chests; Diamond giate
wheel; j 4 griffith eases mds il linjs,v i Y ins.
rnsry us c,Frs . lls u lAonpeon 3 einl tv hs
. Lnmnn ID rs eHss ud@ Jan Duwnwari 10 coii4 ,opr,
Jessul Mnoie tV4 ts ~ to,e4 papel lanes r,is,,
Jr flG bhls Hour ''''
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MARRIED.

MANW ELL - LlKENS. H. ON Thnrsdoy
morning, June ith, by the RI. Rev. Alfred
Lee, ID. D., CHARLES A. MAXWELL. ol
Philadelphia, TO FANNiG e. LlKENs, grand.
daughter Of Dell Nohlit, Sr of this cly.
No cards ~
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The Responsibility Of Religious People for
tie Public Morals.-Rev. Mr.. Aikman will
preach on the above topic, and with special
reference to the Lager Beer and Liquor
at u O'Clock.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by q. Chandler 4 Bon
Thursday. June :, 1855.

Thursday, June z 1895.
Wheat Flour, per S
RYE Flour, per '''''''' 4, = oC oC
Wheat per buahol red, choce. Z so
- white. ~ ~
Rye d" -
C1r. ." 30
Corn Meal per % %
Corn per 90 s
NJ" pa i" ,,...,,'.,.. ................2.bj 81
MEANS, neans s, =, 3. d w
r,,e'hw :. ,.., w
r,,,r'"' i,' t =, ...... 276
n f-,,,s ss,J 30
Milne na, husi,s ,.,..,..,.......2O 80
sh,,is st,r +. " .............. 6i
n,rii \ nsis ,rnuni nsr hnshsl ...,.,.......tb0 l. 90
pastoas ner bnehe 80
nsHn sstts mn bnsliai ........aOO
Peas psr bushel for
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Mr.. IL. 7. HsLAsol

Dear Sir.-ln regard to tho question asked ma a. 10
NY opinion about Bnchu would say that / have used
~ pS sola me article IL various forms for the past h
tlon Of u have not use1 known to be used IN the
dssAseS where such medcao ags,a would be
iuuiehted' You are aware, we'll rs nvgslE that IL
has been extensively employed in The vs riens dsssse
o. te bladder and Kidneys aud the reputation il has
Soqnrea In my Judgment IL warranted b. ihe facts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-08
TmM mnNMy n1An1,nr.
From JouN MoLFln 4 SOW, nlo1e4. 0l, Mntket N
g ~ u'rlusk

The following quotations are furnish6d us by r. n
Hopi'ses q Cp- bankegs, Corner Fourth and Market
slres's, Al ueloeN, yesterday Afternoon.
19it ~; 0qi4bl
y. - ., 1901 "s''i'''''t'-. lO9l l9lDllO
sams' 1927 40DlO2A
i-aVs s'''pp' l02 a l02H
duiUh' 96 a D62
Certificates Of lndehodnea l6O 05lO0}
Delaware sthta 90 fdi0O
Delaware RAILROAD Bonds, FIRST Morlgage,... 9a al 81
q Extension IA n 1n
Stock a,........ ..... .,. % f7 "a
PhiladA vii 4 Baltimore X. Ii. pcnds.... 100. S@l2I
stoek,..,,. go a 6O%
WILMINGTON city yLoan.'''.....'...'...... 100 @lOO
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EcoNOMY AND CONVENIENCE COM
II BlNED.
EAGLE uAS STOVES.

Among all the improvements devised for the bensht q
housekeepers none ara destined occupy snuh prom
neut POSITION and be OF such merit and Val
q the GAS STOVE They bavs all the qualitIvs tbat
honsekeepers desht mi economy aud oonvanien,a n.r
rombined the fire is made ~ m nrIln.e ,iu ia
igned there is no wood en. tAnvs no dust no trou
ble and the cost Of cookius than by any other
For sale whol]ala Hn relaIl at the wnINaroN Houss
'tN " " N'"'' d. PlCkELs Il C0rTER,
ih5s4 llg Market sfteet
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rare pportunly i' oIsied to oh ali, III, b, ct
at The lowest Prices. tue aioek il largo aud the
''odH fresh aud desmbl' ap27-jyi'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-08

have seen and used as before stated every form Of
bAnu-the powdered leaves the simple scootion line.
mIv, NUM- ektIacis,-and am not cogn liant Of any
preparation OF that plant at all equal to vpurs twelve
ye,rs experience ought think, to give Saa The right 10
lulEe OF US ers and without prejudice or partaity
thing according to It's bnlk; ii did other Birlus
would outdo yours; but hold to lhs doctrine that
nuk and quantity do not inaks up vau e-if theg aid
copper cent would be worth mere than gold dollar.
value Your Bnchu for it's effect on ailents. have
gulea WIN ~ and hesa cured with H. uiors diseases
% s piAaaer anu kidneys, than have ever seen cured
Win WIN any o.nsr Buchu, any other proprietary coni-
Respectfully yours, a.,
dE0. II. RRYeRR, NJ. D.,
August Ilth, 1865. A-A'' ft''s"'"s"'F~ F~
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They are given In complaints Of the Urinary Organu
SS uin az Grave Chronic Casrrh Of the Bladder Nor
the Proshate and letenton or incnntinence of Urine
rom loss ot tono in the parts concerned in It's svscua
uOn, 80 remedy has also been recommended in Dys-
Dropsy. A"'~''-' "-4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-08

-, DR. KEYsBR is PHYSICIAN NJ over thirty
years experience and graduate of tie sferson Bed-
oai Coiese and Of the University of Ned cline and Sur
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-08
MEDICAL.
HEI%noHD's FLUID Exrn.c.
BUoHU,

SSnsIsH,ST " ussSS z, iasCnilg'@es
Dlseases ol tho PFosrate Gland stone ia nr kldueys
Calculus Gravel Or Brick Dust benasr an 'ns % bladder
the bladder. KidneyN, aud Dropsicni 1 Diseases
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-08
BUCHU

MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND usEs.-Bushu eayes
9re gently stimulan with peculiar tendency to tho
gnuery o5ggns, producing diuresiF, and like other
anir medicines, exciting dlRphoress, when Circum.
Stances hvor this mode Of action.
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But will always PRESERVE their PERFECT aud BEAUTIFUL
SHAPE more than long any single Tfng skihs
that CAN De MADE
They uner1uy Gcl0Ni iged by all LADIES throughout
the and BREADTH Of the LAND to be the most PER
PRCr aud AGREEABLE INVENTED the hree ool-
tom RODS ct EVERY being made hedrier and tcce or doabs
corered They not EoUALED in Elegance, Elasticity
Lishtness. Durability, Comfort or Economy.
Ths invention consists Of DuPLRx tortwo) ELLIPTIC STEEL
SPRINGS ngeuiousy TIGHTLY aud FIRMLY together
EDGE EDGK making the TOUGHEST most FLEXIBLE, fL.s
md DURABLE SPRING used. The WONDERFUL PLsx
and ana PLEASURE 70 any LADY wear
ing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT will be experienced patcu
lady IN all crowded sscb operas, (oyrtdge hdlrodd
Cafs Church Pe, Arm Chain for Pro .eadde and Hoass
Dress the SKIRT be FOLDED when In use TO occnpy
small space easily silk Muslin Dress. For Children,
Misc, and Young LGdc, they SUPERIOR to all Others
They unquesonsby the LIGHrEsr, most DESIRABLE,
COMFORTABLE aud ECONOMICAL SKIRT ever made.
1HE EMPRESS TRAIL"
the latest style introduced is made Of the new Duplex steel
which Is role thick giving great resistance and producing
the rcrfet aud beautiful TRAIL suggested by the Pres
RNr losHg of the erbe qEGs for which the
DUPLEX sKIKTs stand 90 prominent
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CAPTURE OF A BURGLAR.-Patrick Smyth
and confederate, on Saturday evening, during the
absence Of the occupants broke into the apartment Of
August Tnsler, No. 70 Delanceyst and stole clothing
and jewey to the amount Of tl2i. As they were de.
scending from the awning in front Of the house. they
were seen by Officer Muder Of the Tenth Precinct lie
started for them, when the thieves ran in different
directions. Smyth was followed by the officer, and
caught on the corner Of Orchard and Delancey.sts
Yesterday he committed for trial by Justice Shand
ley. portion Of the property found where the
thieves bad dropped It. smIh Y aged " Years and q
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not he disregarded because it is based the reaza
ton of the truths which you present He who runs
NAV read them The people are preparing to surrender
their gold back into the channels OF circulation upon
the simple principle that the obligations Of the Govern
meut are sound and viii be paid IN gold return TO
specie payments is forcing iise upon the country IN
obedience 10 the memorable law which commences It's
operation on the establishment Of confidence in the
greenbacks and on a currency based the funded
debt Of the country, commands specie payments.
Every day reveals the fact that that confidence has re-
turned. Patience, little longer patience" and you
can indeed exclaim Land, hoP
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OPEN BOARD OF BRoKERs-3j Pm.
SA1rEpAY. Mareh lO-r. N.

Gold closes at 1917 al3li, after selling at 1921,
and as low as 1904. These fluctuations continue TO
unsettlc values, and people begin TO talk about me
duty Of the Treasury TO sustain the market"
Mr.. McCulloch will be guilty Of no such folly.
The premium falls and tends to par, from causes
beyond the control Of the Treasury, and stin lower
prices must soon prevail. The export Of the week
has been $3.50 PSI previously reported, s57l POI ;
total since Jan. ], :5,l27 49,; same time 1865,
si2l7 ,O62.
Government Stocks are steady, under the fall in
gold and where one bond is odbecauset the premium
the coupons is falling buyer is found, upon
the idea that the principal is more secure from
shrinkage than any local property. Tennessee and
Missouri Is are lower, the latter showing decline
Of Il cent The miscellaneous shares are lower,
and there is no disposition shown to deal in
them. The railway share list is lower, and
there is an increasing indisposition 10 buy on
speculation or fox investment. The street is full
Of hypothecated stocks, for which there is no in
investment demand, and which may at any mo-
ment be thrown overheard, under call for money
by parties holding them as collateral At the
Second Board the market was steady, with moder-
ate sales. The last prices were as follows: New
York Central 9lt asa; Erie, S2i Hudson River,
1884 q lO4; Reading 97j q9S; Michigan Southern,
733 a74; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 20, 075l; Rock
Island, 1917 0lO7i; Northwestern, PSI a 25i; do.
Preferred, 52laj2.; Quicksilver, 4Oi a4OI.
Money on call is Cal per cent, and brokers TO
make two days interest were ready to lend their
balances at per cent. The tendency Of call loans
is to lower rates. under the continual disturbance
in the market price Of commodities Of all kinds.
People having control Of capital prefer to keep
their money under immediate control at small
Interest rather than TO employ it on long engage
ments at any rate Of interest. The buying price
of money daily increases, and must do so as long as
gold and commodities remain in their present con-
dition. Prime paper passes at 7as per cent, and
for other classes the rate ranges from 9 TO Is per
cent, and in many cases still higher. Dry goods
paper is not in favor and sells slowly. The failure
of a leading operator at the Produce Exchange il
announced.
Bills at 60 days on London lO7al0si for COM
mercial 1889 1854 for bankers do. at short sight
1899 sli0l; Paris at GO days. 5.27I $3.50; do. at
short sight, 5.l7I05.l6l; Antwerp, 5.25a5.2O;
Swiss, 5.2lI $3.50; Hamburg, 35j $3.50; Amster-
dam, 40l a 4Oi; Frankfort, l0i a40i; Bremen, $50
78l Prussaa thalers, 7la7ll.
The total imports at New.York for the week
compare as follows:
Week ending. March g. march, Feb 20. Feb. l6
Dry goods So e9e 26l s. 5 800 g. GIG pa g. 792 44
Gen. Merdis 453S644 3.559,166 2.63i.599 3.34Os2l
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CIRcUIT-PART Mos. 79l,
as 49, SOL 1885, $50 $751; 9 81 49, g5 $685. 99 ss5 1907
1913 lO7 1919 1929 1891. PART IINos gs2 $751; go GIG
&C., TO- 49, 8ls 1884, H. &C. lll8 402 7So 1886 O6s Ola
$50 g72 1856 PART li-Nos $685. 800 ST. Sa2 742 7%6 s2
g48 852 llO3 49, 68 a. FOL 6lg l035 S15 1908 68O 9ll
CHAxBHRNos So TO- 80 IS &C. lOl 1909 ill., 49, us 49,
I22 1913, ia, l25 LAT, 100 l6i, 1872 los, 1863 1893.
SUPERIOR CoURT-PART Mos. 743, 1897, 49l,
1871 1895 5OJ 1878 1927 1879 1893 1885, 1897 PART II
Nos 2Ol4 242 1885, 23la 2462 1866 1884 1884 264 2i28
1852, 2498, 1910, 2i3s, 1920
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-PART Nos. $50.
$685. 29 1892 lI44 1867 1870 9d 1873 1888 l3l $40, 1898
sJ8 al3 l48i, 1886. 1889. 1890 1891 l4a2, 1863.
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OF CONTRADICTION Saturday proposals were opcneu
and contracts awarded for the following jobs; sewer
in Fichty.thrd.st from Third TO Fourth ave; con.
tract awarded to Thomas Duffy at ssjy5 2O time log
davs sewer in First-ave.. between Eghty,iouth anu
Fghty.sixth-sts with branches IN Lightly any
Ti5Ity6fhsts.: contract awarded to Hugh McCabe al
SliOis 5s time, 100 days. Sewer IN tirstave. rom
sewer in Sxtyrst ST. to and through sixty seeondst
to near Second.ave.; contract awarded 10 1holhas
Duffy at S. 263 -.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPRcI,L TERM-MARcH 10
Before Judge CARDoro.


Felix Meyer ct al agt. Charles Noelte ct a.
In the absence of any PRAYER think this com.
plant be regarded ed for tort and that there
lore there /. variance between and the The
motion must therefore be granted with leave TO the plaintiff
amend in five days payment OF costs and the plain
may have his election either to amend his summons to
amend his complaint to make the summons used the
proper one.
George Nionauer act Edward Boyr-Mo,ion 10 continue
Injunction granted; 81 costs to abide the event.
Reuben Ross j., agt Charles r. Spina-Motion granted
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The business appears TO be unusually lively, and the
lovers of veal must not imagine that all cases OF hs
td tn bronrht 10 the notice of the Police. Much is
sold that is utterly unfit for the tables but
tbe accounts we have recently given concerning seq.
n,e sboud be sufficient TO convince honsekeepers OF tue
necessity for close inspection OF oil articles oneieu iof
sale in our markets.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-spKcrAL TERx-BesOn Ju


B<kB0rR
Theodore II. Butler et'al. agt. The Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad Co-Moon granted and commission
Issued 80
J. Pario a.. Lavoser Hill ct al-MoOn granted without
costs.
William d. Lanshan sgt. Francis T. Walker ct sl.Mo,on
granted.
The Rector &c. Of Trinity Church ag Augustus Rapeye
ct a.. Motion granted without costs.
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SEIZURE OF vEAI.-On Saturday Officer Par

SEIZURE OF NEAJ.-On saturday OHiceI al
sons Of the Seventh Precinct seized the following I'M
sound meat in Caharnest. Market SO quarters Of veal
from stand No 81 owned by Sylvester Haieh; 10 car
cases of bob" calves from stands Nos. ~ ana ~,
owned By Abraham Nanderbeck; earcases o, poD
calyes from stands Nos. 10 and IL. owned by Johi
EDDY. carcases of bob calves from stands Nos u
and u owned by james Eddy. All Of the diseased
meat was cared to the oal dock OF the foot OF IhfI
eigLtA-st., y. L.. by order OF the Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-12

FIRE IN SOUTH WILIAM-ST.-At O'Clock
on Sunday morning fire broke out on the first floor oil
No. IS South Wilam.st., occupied by Lawrence MY
ers & Co.. importers and wholesale dealers In liquors.
Loss on stock about lO00 insured. The building Is
caused by defect ia the 1ue.