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THE NEW SAPETY LAMP.-we call the espeoial
attention of hOusekeepers TO the new Paragon OIL
and Safety LAMPS, sold by Kelly & Neal, No. 9lI
Market street these lamps burn for three hours,
are perfectly safe. They are adapted to every family
necessity
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Death of Judge Stevens.
Shipment of Specie.

ALBANY, March 24.-Judge 4. B. Stevens die,
last night, aged So.
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HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
sk1 ], and trHsses approved construction applied
by q. H. Needles, cor. Of Twelfth and Raoe streets.
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No 16 Chtsnut street, hace just issued now ed L
tion of the celebrated Shakespeare novels by Prof
Robert FOlkstone Williams They have long been
out OF print and will be found as readable as fresh
romnnces The novels are three IN number. entitled
respectively The Secret Passion" Shakespeare
and His Friends, and the "N outh of Shakespeare" /"
Mr.. Pitcher. No. 806 Chestnut street. has cent us
two de ightul works, published by Ticknor Fields,
Of Boston, entitled "St, Martins Summer" by Anne
II. nj. Brewster, and Prof. Aga siz's Geological
Sketches" The latter needs no recommendation.
The first named 10 dreamv, delightful series OF
romances upon themes occurring during the 'Indian
Summer" in Italy.
Next Wednesday Messrs. T. b Peterson & Bros.
will publish st. Martins Eve" a new novel by
Mrs Henry Wood, printed trom the authors ad-
vance Lrootsheets. This story is positively mere
al sofbinR than East LYNNE"
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SPANISH QUEEN OLIvEs-Large, luscious, and
inviting, just received and for sale gllOn or
quart W. l. Maddox s. Co., No 1l6 S. Third
strt ct below Chestnut.
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, VERY CHEAP -
superior assortment, as iOlD IN price as 1915 per
PAIR; the material by the yard. just opened by
JOHN Nj FINN,
S f. corner Seventh ana A rch streets.
p S.-See Mr. Fmns attractive CORSET announce
mont elsewhere.
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5-2O's, IO.4O's. ISSI's.
COMPOUND INTEREST NorEs,
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
sDRExEL CD, No. "a 5. Third street.
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A CASE OF INDEcIsIoN.-The most remarkable
case ofmuscis,on ever heard of was that OF man
who sat up all night because he could not decide
who have once purct ased coal OF w. w. Alter at
No 957 N klLtn street, below GiIaTd avenue, are
never at loss where TO go when IN want of that ar
Gle Alter has the best coal IN the market, and
sells at the lowest rates Branch office, Sixth and
Spring Garden streets.
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TRAcTIoE AND THEORY are alike in favor of
HAsuERsH CANDY, as teing the best medicine
known TO relieve all classes of Throat or Lung Dis
eases. For sale by all Druggists.
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French Cane Corsets, at 81 40 per pair.
French WhalebOne Corsets at 81 80 per pair.
FrencA Whaiebone COrsets, finer, at Sl'75 per pair
Second quality, embroidered top, al So 70 per pair.
FIRST quality, embroidered top, at 81 80 per PAIR.
Embroidered top and front Corset at So 90 per pair,
Remember the stand, SOUTHEAST corner OF Arch
and Seventh streets.
. My Finn has also opened a live OF Nottingham
Lace ClwIaisas as toto as S275 per pair.
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PRICES REDUCED Now Is the time TO have
your photographs taken. Superior pictures of all
styles made at b #. Reimer's Gallery, No. GA Arch
street, A rare chance
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"Now IS THE WINTER of our discomfort made q o.
rlous" by the fail in prices, All IN want OF good
spring Clothing, at greatly reduced prices visit tue
mammoth establishment of
CHARLES STOKES & Co
UNDER THE CONTINENTAL. HOTEL.
VISIT CHARLES STOKES s. Co,
VISIT CHARLES STOKES & Co,
For READY-MADE CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES
IoR READYMADE CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES
UNDER THE CONTINENTAL
UNDER THE "CONTIAENTAL "
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CoRsETs AT REDUCED PRIoEs-GRRAT REDUC-
TIeNs.-Mr John Nj. FINN will open to-day line
OF French Woven Corsets, at prices far below the
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This variety OF consumption depends on an emu
sion into the cavity OF the chest from Inflammation
OF the pleuIa While the efusion into the cavity OF
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The LARGEST MAN IN THE WoRLD.-It seems that
Tennessee can boast of having produced the largest
man in the world. The Jackson Wing of the 3ls
ult. says:
Our attention has been directed to a statement
going the rounds of the newspapers giving the weight
of fat German, said to be the largest man in the
world. i!e weighed something over 500 lbs
Now we published in 1857, the death of Miles Oar
den, citizen of henderson. in adjoining county
IN TINS state. We mentioned his weight at the time
excited less of wonder than derison At that time
politics ran very high, and editors eagerly seized
upon everything out of which they could make u
supposed or real capital We remember that a
said that it was in keeping with all Wing Statements
not to be credited .,
Now we know that we can find one hundred citi
zens in Henderson county who will vouch for the
truth of the statement we are going to make and at
the risk of being raked down by some increduous
radical we will republsh the substance of cur former
article Miles Darden was, beyond all question, the
largest man the world, at least since the days when
feet and six inches-two inches higher than Porter
the Kentucky giant. His weight was fraction over
one thousand pounds. He measured around the
waist six feet and four inches and it took hum
years old when he died. full OF humor and possessed
of fine sense though very sensitive on the subject OF
corpuIency. We knew Mr.. Darden fifteen years be-
fore his death. He then weighed only 4O0 hundred
pounds, but continued to increase as ne became
older"
LARGE HAUL OF RoCKFIsH.-0n last Sunday after
noon. the fishermen in Salem cove New Jersey, made
haul of roclsh that netted three thousand dollars.
SO great was the number of fish that it was mpossi-
be to haul the seine in. The men were busy all
Sunday night and part of Monday securing the fish.
The rock varied IN size from two three pounds up
-Phila. Press. = ''''''
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2E0GEEDENGs 0E TEsE GDTRgs


C1um!nal CoaH.-llon. Judge RDnd.-George c.
Maurd, states Attorney. prosecuting.
Jacob 1egler,2 indictments, one charging him with
assaulting and beating Mary Englebaugh, and also
the case were of the most immoral and brutal char
acter the injured party being the daughter of
larceny of $40 from Leah Williams, lcolo1ed}.
number of other cases assigned for trial were
postponed, and the Court adjournedt to this Tuesday)
morning.
Court Of Common Pleas-Eon. Judge Kng.--SamI
Lanerstone VS.. Moses Kemp-case tried and held I'M
der advSement.
pass-yordct in favor Of plaintiff for cent dam
ages and costs.
jeremiah L. Merrill VS.. VIM. H. Clabaugi-off I'M
der the rule.
John Crusse vs.. Archibald Seal-judgment by con-
fesson for Sll015.
Assignment from No 36l to 1893 inclusive
United States Circuit Go9:f-lon Judge Giles
Henry s. Lanson We Wm. Be!lim. Action to recover
5000 for an infringement of patent assigned by
John H. Newcomer to complainant; Case on trial.
VIM Hays VS. Haslett and John II. McKim. Mo-
lion filed in the above case for new trial.
Ann Mckee, administrators of Leander Mckee,
vs. Josiah Mcalcy and Charlotte L. Mealy. Entered
of by plaintiffs attorney
Superior Cou,t-Hon. Judge Martin-Garrett O.
Brohan vs.. A. Wolcott ana Il. r. Cogsha action to
recover damages, charged at 50, 100 lor non-full-
ment of contract for delivery of hay, &c. On trial
VIM. A. Dean 80. Robert w. Christopher; motion
by defendant to 9uash atraUhlent. Before reported
Motion dismissed with costs.
Assignment from 49l to 81 inclusive.
City Circuit Cofut-Before Hon Judge Alexander.
Mary .Free!and VS.. John Fl. Freeand; decree passed
granting divorce a Utncuto matrimonif.
VIM. Leach and others VS.. Bernard Busch and
others. Bill filed for the sale of property on the
northwest corner of Hartford avenue and Goodwin
street, mortgaged to complainant.
Orphdns' C0urf-Judges Audoun, Supplee and
HoHman-Letters of administration were granted to
Henry ;. Gordon, on the estate Of Basil F. Gordon,
and to Isabella g. Hiss on the estate Of James c. Hiss
Letters esameptaTy were granted to Catherine Win
ter, on the estate OF Frederick Winter.
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CITY COUNCIL.

MONDAY. April 8.
Eirgt Braneh-A quorum of members were present.
Mr.. Lynch, from the Committee on Markets, pre-
scented report adverse to allowing the City Passen-
ger Railway to run through Broadway market during
market hours adopted.
Mr.. Foreman presented petition from acob Hoff-
ferred.
The Chair presented a communication from the
Health COMMISSIONER in relation to the sanitary
ditiOn of the city.
Mr.. Marsh presented a resolution requesting the
Health Commissioner to report the condition of GER
tain alleys and Hartford Run, adopted.
Mr.. Price called up resolution granting perinis-
sion to John I. Fardy Bro. to extend pier at the
foot of Montgomery street, referred to the Committee
The order of the day, the ordinance granting per-
mission to the Baltimore, Philadelphia and VIII
mington Railroad to lay double track on Boston
street. the question being on the motion of Mr. Lynch
to strike ont all after the enactng clause. After an
extended discussion the bill was on motion of Mr.
Nichols. laid over until tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. EYalt called up the supplementary ordinance
providing for an increased supply of water. appro-
priatng Sl5O,OOO for the completion of Lake Chap
Mr. Lynch called up the resolution adverse to the
horse hurt in the street; adopted.
The branch then adjourned.
Second Braneh.-This Branch met at the usual
nnour, pursuant to adjournment on Thursday last.
rreseht Daniel Harvey, ESQ.,, President, and quo
:, Mr.. Robinson presented a petition from John B.
NIX q con, ASKING the payment of the balance of
the Committee on Claims '' "
a communication was received from the City Com
read and laid over. INV "HAoA was
Received from the First Branch, the report Of the
eommttee 70 whom bad been referred the petition of
George W. Gray and others. asking permission TO
erect shed in the rear of Broadway market hall
The committee reported adverse to the petition and
asked to be discharged from further consideration
of the subject. which was adopted.
Also, received resolution directing the Comp
troller to place gas mains on aShingon street. from
Cross street to Fort avenue.
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MARINE JOUR N AL
POET OF BALTTMOIE.
MONDAY. April 8. 1866.

MONDAY. April g. 1866.
Arrived Sunday.
Steamship General Custer, Harris, from Charleston
81 hOurs-mdse to Pendergast, Fenwick Co.
Falls.
Steamer George Leary Brakeman. from Norfolk
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. from New York
Steamer Florence Franklin, Pierson, from Phila-
delphia-mdse to j A Shriver.
Steamer Thomas L Cahill, Norris, from Alexan-
dria-tO WorthingtOn.
~ steamer Express. Ryther, from Alexandria-to A
Brem. ship Astronom KlopDer-before reported
pc eel2TItro IRON LlyeTpool-to Won Kapf Arens-salt
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon, Norfolk-M N Falls.
D Steamer George Leary. Brakeman Norfolk.
Steamer gamer John Thomson. McKaig New York
A Shriver.
Steamer John Shriver, Dennis Philadelphia
Br schr Concordia Lewis. Liverpool-C A Berry
Sailed.
Bark Der Wanderer Prus) Belfast Ire.
Cleared for B;sItiImore.
steamship VIM Kennedy, Halett, via Norfolk
Tor Baltimore, cleared at Boston eth instant
otsams s sea Gull Fish, cleared at New York It'll
Bark Isabella Jones' Shaw cleared at New York
til instant, for Baltimore.
Schr Darling, Baxter, for Baltimore cleared
at Boston 18th instant.
Reported.
steamship General Custer at this port from Charles
H9rk oil the bar; bound in; 9th, off Hatteras. schr
Ella, of Boston, bound south
Memoranda.
Steamship Geo Appold, Howes, hence for Boston,
Is at Norfolk with wheel broken, and will be towed
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers from Rich
mona Tor Baltimore was in Hampton Roads 9Th inst,
detained by the heavy northeas. storm
ocnrs Lucy Orcutt, Gray, and Richard Peterson,
English, both hence at Portland 9Th
Schr J Palmer. Palmer, for Baltimore went to
sea from Charleston, Sd instant.
SehTS poughton, Tatem. for GEORGETOWN, S C.
and Ellwood DOran, Jarvis, for Wilmington. n G,
went to sea from Charleston, 3D. instant.
BY telegraph to News Room.l
New 1oTk-Arrived April 9th, ship Flora McDon-
aid, Miskelly. from Rotterdam.
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Also, resolution for placing gas mains on Monu-
ment street. between Bond and Broadway. Also, a
resolution favorable to the application of Joseph e.
the manufacture of fire works. on the corner of Nc
Elderly street. and Bradford alley. Also, received
ferry boats at Locust Point. The ordinance prohib-
its tho carrying Of passengers for pay within one
hundred yards of the wharf of the erry-boats Also
received resolution providing for placing gas mains
on Hughes rs street Also. resolution granting per
MISSION 10 W. ID. johnson to erect steam engine
of the above were read and laid over.
, Mr.. Moore called up the ordinance providing for
the payment of the unsettled accounts of the Light
Division of Maryland volunteers, which was adopt-
ed. The Branch then adjourned.
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Reported for the Daily Commercially

IoWsOETOWN April . 1856.
>, Circuit Court for BGtimore C9untn-Hon. D. C. Il.
Emory, Judge; Jno. T. Ensor Esq, States Attorney.
To-day being the day fixed for the trial of John
Clare, indicted for the murder of Henry Grove, on
the 18th of October last in the city of Baltimore the
states Attorney announced himself ready to proceed
in the trial of the and ordered the clerk to call
his witnesses. But few of them answered. but on
the arrival of the car which leaves Baltimore at S
o'clock. a number of persons came into the court
room. Messrs Cuttings and A. Stirling. Jr. said they
of the absence of Milton Whitney, Esq, the senior
counsel in the cause, Eho had been dangerously i'll
with pneumonia and who. though now better and
thought to be out of danger. not yet able to be
in court to try the case Mr., Cuttings said there was
preliminary motion to be disposed of to whether
ment. that Mr. WhitDoy bad assisted in preparing to
argue this motion, and that II was particularly
cessary that Mr.. Whitney should be present when
should be made upon the docket. in order that the
prisoner might have the advantage of those entries
that he and Mr.. Stirling would not like to argue
the motion unless Mr.. Whitney, was present; that
1t was matter in the discretion of the court
whether the argument of the case and the trial of
Tie cause should be proceeded with now, post
poned until some other day, when Mr.. Whitney would
be present, and he S@ncd his Honor would not force
them to proceed with the trial ct the cause at pres
ent: Mr.. Ensor and Mr.. Ii, Richardson, %ho is as
sisting the State opposed the postponement of the
case, and said they thought it would b Injurious
the Interests of the State that of the Witnesses
lived out of the State and if the ease was postponed
now, they feared they might not be able to procure
their attendance hereafter,
His Honor said. the charge against the prisoner
was very serious one, one that involved his life
that he would not like TO force the defence to trial
of the cause in the absence Of Mr.. Whitney, the
senior counsel, when that absence caused by his
illness. and therefore he would postpone the
til next Monday.
State vs. Alexander Rice. negro. indicted for per-
suadlng, enticing, etc., apprentices bound to Igna-
from Hartford county. Tried before the Court; ad-
Judged not guilty" r. j. Cuttings. Esq., assisting
fence.
No other business being ready, Court adjourned
until TUESDAY at ID O'clock.
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ROOFING, ETC.
R0DFEAGi

PAGES FELT, CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
Is tho best u U.s. and has boen we'll knoUn for If
teen year..
We guarantee all new work for fYa years,
lila better than Tin. and eosts half as much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
70 are the only manufacturers of ROOFING MA
TERIALS in Maryland, I'll Of which we keep con-
SANITY on hand for sale.
TIN R0QE3 apd EUN sLNCES paiutsd with
GU FATafaF PAEiE zITE YA&NTSH.
FACE BROS d CO..
~ " Egs -i,ustNIc r.avs
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military department

Major General W. S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
Assistant Adjutant General. Middle Military De-
partment, Breyet Col. A. E. King.
First Army Corps Gu. S. Veteran FOlunteers) Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street. Bt Lit.
Col: Finley Anderson, Assistant Adjutant General.
Medical Director-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson;
Office, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
land-Brevet Brigadier General W. II. Browne; office
No. 81 n. Calvert street.
Depot Commissary-B Brigadier General Thos.
Wilson, assistant and BIT. 1t Col. L. N. Smith, G. S:
Office No. 6 S. Gay street, up stairs
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Col Geo.
W. Bradley, corner Calvert and Fayette streets. as
sistants. Captain A. M: Cumming, A. Q. NJ; office,
No. S. Gay st., up stairs.
Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut.. Col. r. M. Ett;np.
aymasters-Brevet Lieut.. Col F. B. Warner MsioSSss
e. II. G. Hooper. Brantz Mayer, William Ill Nicols
and W, Il, Stewart offices, Post Office Building,
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6AFFICE OF THE BOARD OF

" IhUOI EES Uf LIE MCUUNbUH Ed :
UCATI0NAL FUND AND INSTITUTE
The undersigned Committee will receive proposals
for site of the MCDoNN0GH INSTITUTE, within
the city limits, or adjacent thereto proposals to slip
ulate the price, terms and general description of
the property under SEAL and directed to the Board of
Trustees. The dimensions of the property offered
must be statedf within the city, not less than one
thousand feet by thousand feet; if bordering on
the city limits, not less than twenty five acres will be
required; or if situated within lf-mile from the
city limits. and not distant than mile fifty
acres.
:. Proposals may be left with the President of the
Board on or before the first day of July next with
either of the undersigned.
President.
THOMAS KELSO.
EVAN T. ELLICOTT,
ROBERT TURNER,
JSAURIN NORRIS,
LAWRENCE SANGST0N,
ap7-thlaw-tjyl Committee
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HEAVY DEFALcATIoN OF CHICAGO BRoKER.-A
MI,AIM HAIEI

HEAVY DEFALCATIoN OF CHICAGO BRoKER.-A
despatch from Chicago, dated the 18th, says:
There is some excitement in financial circles caused
by the def4lcation of B. H. Badger, stock broker
cause of his failure is reported be losses sustained
by the decline in gold The principal sufferers are
merchants. and the Second National Bank of this
York exchange to the amount of $4,000, for which
Mr. B. promised to bring gold to the amount of $4,000
which promise ne failed to keep. Besides these
drafts there are other checks outstanding
- THANK God havegot my hat back from
this congregation said disappointed clergyman,
turning it upside down, when 1t was returned empty
to him at the close of a contribution.
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MEDICAL.
GyTRENGFR 10 gHE wEAR!
~ YOUTH TO TEE AGED
BIOKRENE
OR
LIFE REJUVENAT0R.

This preparation is uneqaalled az a Rejuvena-
tor and Restorer of wasted or inert functions.
The feeble, the aged and all those Who have in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or
physical application, will fad the BiOkrene to be
what its name implies, Life Rejuvenator, which,
while it builds W the shattered constitution, will also
mpart TO the feelings the brisknesS and energy which
belong to youth
No matter by what aaUse any organ has become en-
teebled in It's functions, this superb preparation will
remove that cause at once and forever,
HsOkREEE
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS IN
CAPACITY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION, LOSS
OF APPETITE, 4QM SPIRITS, LMBEGILITY.
MENTAL tNDQLENCE, EMACIATION, ENNUI.
IT HAS A MOST DELIGHTFUL, DESIRABLE
AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM; and all who are in any way Frustrated by
nervous disabilities earnestly advised to seek
cure in this most excellent and unequaed prepara-
ton. -
The FEEBLE. the LANGUID, the DESPAIRING,
the CID, should give this valuable discovery trial.
1t viii be found totally different from all other
articles for the same purpose.
TO FEMALES.
This preparation is invaluable in nervous weak
nesses OF all kinds, as it VIII restore the wasted
strength with wonderful permanence.
1t is also grand tonic, ana will give relief in Dys-
pepsia with the first dose. brief persistence in its
use will renoyae the stomach a degree OF perfect
health and Danish Dyspepsia forever
One Dollar per bottle or six bottles for IS. Sold
BY Druggists genor@lly.
Sent by express anywhere, By addressing
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Prorrletors No. Is Dey street,
Sold By SETH S. uANCE,
l0o Baltimore street,
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RAILROAD NOTICES
FHE BAElrGM0REA Ann QHTO RAILRe,3I,

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oil noints WeSt, Southwest and NGribWest, -''
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Ia.Eds ~ tmors s IT a. Il sHcept Snnda
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NOTICE Els HEREBY GIVEN, That the
~ subscriber, as administrator on the estate
OF JOHN C. GREENWAY. residing in Virginia,
GGefesea fIHt will on and after the FOURTH DAY
1EF June, 1866. through Edward ii. Greenway.
the books Of the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Com
pany ore hundred shares of the capital stock of the
SAID Company, to those who are entitled to the anu
Witness my hand this I'd April 1866, same
JAMES c. GREENWAY.