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NORWOOD SCHOOL.
Nelson Co., Va

THE NORWOOD sCHOoL. WITH
i . ful corps Of able and experienced IN
structOrs and under still more favorable auspices
than heretofore. viii reopen on wednesday,
September, 18th, lS57. The interest and al
vaEoement Of the scholars vii receive the cIos-
e.; personal attention. Address
WILLIAM d. CABELL, Principal.
Norwood p. o., Nielsen Co. Va
suEi6-tin octl
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Women may Reject the BaiIet,
But they want the Sewing Machine.
Two hundred Of Wheeler & Wilson's
are elected daily as the good genius of
the household.
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Presents.

Presents.
Persons seeking Holiday Goods like
to 60 where they can find the greatest
variety to select from. This they can
do by calling at D. NIcoLL & Bros.
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Dividend.

WHEELING. W. Va, Dec. g 1867.
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
| Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
ave this day declared . dividend Of four al per
cent; OF the capital stock of the company out of
The earnings for the last six months; payable on
o. after the FIRST day Of January, ISIS. {" the
s:,s khVlders holding stock on the Goth Of De-
csmber. lsj.- JOS LAWSON,
1--lIlw Secretary.
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shell Oysters

Another lot of shell oysters of the
very best quality just received and will
be served MP in handsome style 10y Da-
yid Kurner.
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WILSON EARLY AND KITTATIhh

WILSON EARLY AND KITTATIhH.
They are great acquisitions 70 the list Of Suil
Fruits. We have great faith in them. Sll
plant out six acres for fruit in spring. Shl
raise IL. 200 plants Of them next year. We or
the plants low. Also, We sell cuttings OF e
roots from which plants are raised. With Ell
lot sold yfHQ instructions are sent tbow TO gF
the plants.
Piants-wilson Early, 3plants o. plants;
u plants IS; p plants Sl0.
Kittatinny, 3plants q. 20; splants &; IL pl4s
$3.50; p plants s..
Cuttings-Wilson E, per 50, g. per lOHS
per $50. g.: per 500. sl2; per 1000, go.
Kittatinny, per 50, 81; per 100, 81 -, peru,
AS; per 500. s: per 1000, SIS.
A full stock Of everything in my line.
1000. 900 STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
~ kinds, some az low as s2j per 10000 plas
enough 10 plant over an acre.
.s'MANuAL OF CRAZE AND SMALL FRUIT q
TURE"-A neat little book sent to all applicts
who enclose a stamp 10 pay return postage.
II you want large lot Of plants, write TO :,
and will let You know the Lotced price. NJ
ton in your letter where you saw this adr.
tisemeni- Address j. II. FOSTER, JR.,
White Horse 7. o., Camden Co,
oct2J2mw New Jersey
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state OF West Virginia,

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio Comfy, Ne.
RENDER Rules, lsG7.
william MHphy.
William g. Lafsrty. Survivor Of himself and
John La1erty dcceascd who were late parf.
nerp and jotnt Contractor. doing buslna..
under the name and style of. & W. q. Laf
ferty. lin Debt
TIE OBJECT OF THIS. SUIT Is TO re.
i cover Of the defendant the snm Of ESQ With
interest thereon from the Sin day 81 April 1854
An attachment having been lssnsd and levied
upon the interest OF the asfeni sbt In the
moneys, credits and estate 0f aaid defendant In
The hands Of d. c. List Receiver Of the Cirenlt
CouTi ofOhio county In . certain cause In ehaa.
Gerry nov pending In aid Circuit COuFf. visrs-
in the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company (.
complainant and william g. LAderty, 81 ais.
arr drfendAnts
And 10 appearing from an ahBdsvft bled IN
this eanss. that the Defendant 10 nSt . red.
dent u tbis State. Ia IL Sriersd that be sppear
- defendant In this suit within one rlSnta after
the feurth weekly publication an doe postinR
Of this order a. the front door Of the C0uft
Ho1ss q Ohio county, sHd s,,ssA ~ his inter
A copy. TeSts: MICHAEL }. BREIYIG.
MICHAEL J. BRKISIG.
JGPYEs A wHEAT. clerk.
Attorney. Sor PialptfR noyseisstu
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Whiskers and Mustaches /!

DANKGB,s LRTFRRs BLANKS
ID LETTER HEADS, etc. printed ear.fullT
and lrezVtly b. the WHEELING EKGIsTKk
eotI7
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SUMNER SCHEDULE.
TRAINS wILIAsUN
i by the following schedule on and after the
5th day Of May, ls6T:
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

, GOOD PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF
A two lots in South Wheeling, Tor Richie
toNpl extending from Fourth street to Water
st-set. On one Of the lots there are three frame
ssperate, If desired IRWIN.
,nv-
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A Beautifaiiy Bound
And gilt pocket Bible can be had at
McKelvey's for SO cents.
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FOR SALE !:

INCUR GOOD TWO STORY BRICK
+ houses, containing six rooms and cellar
tseh. situate on Water street, between First
nd Second streets Centre Wheeling. For
further particulars, apply TO
L. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
OAoe on Chapline, between First and Second
Streets- NOVEL
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| MettiRE.
There will be a meeting of the Board
of Supervisors at the Court House this
morning at ten o'clock.
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Pianos, Cabinet Organs,

Yiolins, Guitars, Sheet Music, Music
Folios, Piano Stools and Covers, and all
kinds of Musical Goods for Holiday
Gifts, at Sheib's Music Store.
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How Merry Chrtsfmns
May be made to the giver and receiv-
er of a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, be she wife, mother, or widow.
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New Arctic Over shoes
At Badgers, "a Monroe street.

A New Thing-Jast Brought TO the
City.
A Carom Billiard Table and Parlor
Croauet Board combined. Go and see
them. at A. w. PAUL g. Co.'S.
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rIue GoId Fens aad Pencils,
New styles, for holiday gifts, at A.
". Panll 4 Co.'s.
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West Virginia, =. y.
State OF West yiruiuia.

Ohio Covaty, Uosf VirgiHid, October Rules,
1867.
ROBERT HAMILTON Attachment
I'm
MARTIN CHIsNKLI. Assamp.it.
fnHE OBJECT or THIS SUIT rs no RE
i cover Of the defendant. Martin ChispeIj
the sum Of $50, with Interest from the ICth day
OF February, l-s6, and tho cost 81 this suit
And h appearing from an affidavit fled in IA.
cause that the defendant IL not a resident Of
this STATE, aud an attachment having ben
issued and served upon the National savinRs
bank Of Wheeling therefore Il L. ordered by
the plaintiffs attorney that che sald defendant
Martin ChisDell, do appear here uithls one
month after due publication and posting of this
order az the frott door Of the Court fiou.s 81
Ohio county. and do shat he may deem b, 20
prstsct bis interest in ths abovo cause.
MiCHAELJ. BREINIG Clerl.
A copy. Test
MICHAEL J. BRRISIG Clerk
CHANDLER 4 DAVENPORT
nOvJ -oaNft Aitorneys for Plaintiff
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Writing Desks
Joseph Jacot, Switzerland.

At A. W. PAUL Il Co.'s from sl.SO to
$1,000.
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Chess Wen and Boards,
Chequer and Backgammon Boards
and Dice. All styles and prices at A. W.
PAUL & Co.'S.
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Western Pennsylvania Militia.
~ Academy,

n nearPittsburzh, PeanA- This institution
Of learning and military trimming Is now open
for the RECEPTION Of boys and young men For
further information. address
COL I. =. LEHMAN
ro-iS Auezb~uvi HoT ga
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State Of West Virginia. Ohio
County

State Of West Virginia. Ohio
County.
IN the CrcHif Court Of 0kio CoRnty. No
render Rules, lS67.
William Murphy,
"a
Robert Hepdersnn, Executor OF the last viii and
testament Of JOAN I-Afierty. deceased. who in
his lifetime. with William q. LAfertv were
partners and joint contractors. doing businoss
IN the name and style Of J. & W, q. LAferty.
I'm Assurpsit-
THE ORJEcT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE.
i recover Of the defendant the SUN Of $500
with interest thereon frVm the 5th day Of April
lisa.
An attachment having been issued and levied
upon the interest Of the said Robert Henderson
Executor, &c. In the moneys credits and estate
Of said defendant In ihe hands Of d. c. Last
Receiver of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County in
a certain canse In ehancery now pending In said
Circuit Court, wherein the Baltimore a Ohio
Railroad Company IL complainant, aud william
q. Iaficrty ct ais, are defendants
Audit appearing from an AFFIDAVIT fled In thk
cause, that the defendant il not resident Of
this State IL is ordered that be appear AZ de.
feDdant In this suit within one mouth after the
fourth weekly Publication and due posting Of
this order At the front door Of the Court House
Of Ohio county, and attend 10 bis Interest in
this suit
A copy. Teste MICHAEL. BREISIG
Clerk.
MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Cieil.
JEFFERs 4 WHEAT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff nov3O-favtw
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State OF w
.ginia

State OF w rginia.
IN TIC Circuit Court Of Ohio conAfy, So-
peabeT RHies, l567.
wlliAn MaTthy,
Robert Henderson. Executor Of the Last win
and testament Of John Lassrfy. d~ees.ea
I'm Asru.pxlt
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is no RI.
i cover q the dsfendGnt tie sHn Of t1opIs.
With interest on 800, pAsoel tbereog from the
18Th n Septsnber. lssa. ard 90 s2lIs. ether
parcel Thereof from tbs I3th Of sspsrnber. 1905
An attaehmsnt having ben issneA ana levied
apon the interest u the said Robert HeBdersoa,
EIeeutof 10 the monies. eredlts and estate ~
TIE saia Defendant IN the hands ~ d. g. L4st,
Ksosiver % the Circuit C0ust 81 Ohio coapfy,
in . certain eaaae In eh1Doey nSr Den1ibg n
azid Circuit C0srt. wherein the BaitiED0Es a
Ohio Railroad Company r. complainant and
william G. LsGerfy "a ala. are dsfsBdants.
And the aid R0i~rf HeBdersoo not b-inx .
resident % this state, u 10 ordered ths, he sp-
pear - defeD1znt 10 this esase Eithin one
month After the fonf1h weekly publ1ratIon
and due posfing q this erdsF at The frost door
81 tie Court House u Ohio county, ana sttea<
70 his interest IN tbis suit
A Copy. Tsstss MICHAEL J. BREIxIG.
MICHAEL J. BKKrxI6. cisfk.
JETyEEs 4 wBEAT.
Attorneys for PlGiBtta Bov3aIixrsv
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Life is WarmI Death is Cold!
Chronic Diseases, Female
Complaints, Consumption,
Liver Complaints.

fti0tcS building, Monroe street
THOS. J. KISNER, M. D.
DRACTICAL AND CONRULTING
L Physician for all DISEASES or 4 CHRONIC
NATURE incident 10 the human family, viz:
DISEASE or THE AIR PASSAGES
Nasal Catarrh, OzeBa- Asthma and CORsump.
tiOn. as well as all diseases of the Heart and
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Indigestion Liver Complaints Diarrhea, Dyson.
terry Constipation, Piles, &C. and all
AFFECTIONS OF NERVOUS SYSTEM
Irritation. Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea. Neu.
ralgia and Nervous Debility, and AL affections
arising from All
IMPURE STATE or BLOOD.
Scrofulous Sores Enlarged Glands, Ulcers and
Obstinate Skin Diseases, Rheumatism. White
Swelling &c. His system il the only true and
successful on for the treatment OF all
DISEASES PEsULIAR TO FEMALES.
Painful, Proiuse and Suppressed Aenstruation.
Leucorrhea, Falling Of WSnb, with all the sym
pathetic Accomplishments, such as Palpitstion
Of Heart Loss c! Appetite, and General Debili
IT, &c. Special attention given 20 all
DISEASE OF TIE GENfTO- { BINARY ORGANs VIZ !:
of Kidneys and Bladder DnbblinE
and Scalding Of Urine Difficult, Frequent and
Painful .CrinatioD, Gravel and Dialects. Ghon.
orrhea, elect, Structure and Syphilis, Sperm.
atorrhea and ImpOtency and ali Nervous A fec.
tons consequent upon YOUTHFUL IxDIscRF.
lions. The Doctor is able az al times to give
a. 70 result Of treatment, &C. Com.
nunicaiioHs confidential and promptly noticed.
Medicines, cash. A guaranty given in all cases
here a personal and direct examination IL
10 cents for Peoples Medical Lighthouse.
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The Best Holiday Giu.
4 Wheeler d Wilson Sewing Ma
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5o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

5U Pi1tsbnrr' ''A'iHAiADL hh'
50 cases Concentrated Lye, Philadelphia
300 lbs Soda Ash
1000 lbs Sal Soda
At LAsGHLIN, SMITH & Co.
go kegs Ri Carbonate Soda.
500 lbs Pure Cream Tartar.
| 500 Tbs Calambria LicOrice
! $50 lbs Italian LicOrice.
At LAUeHLN SMITH Co.
300 lbs Pepper, in bags.
1900 lbs Allspice.
so lbs Cloves
80 lbs Sutnegs, prime
At LAUGHLIN. SMITH & Co.
5000 lbs Nader, very fine.
1880 lbs Extract Logxood.
1900 lbs Alum.
1909 lbs Blue Yitriol.
At LAUGHLIy. SSrTH & Co.
1000 lbs Indigo, Spanish float.
1000 lbs Indigo, Manila
900 lbs Chip LOgwoOd.
500 lbs Cndbear.
At LAUGHIS, SMITH & Co.
- barrels Linseed Oil
- Tanners Oil.
10 Turpentine.
10 No. Lard Oil.
50 dozen Paint Brushes 'i ali NUMBER amber w.
80 Sash Brushes.
loo " Shoe Brushes, handles
- Horse Brushes
10 busting Brushes
At LAUGHLN, SMITH Co.
2OO0 lbs Cement for Fruit Jars.
81 dozen Fruit Jars
$40 Jar Corks
$40 lbs Ground Mustard.
so lbs Mace Race and Jamaica Ginger
At LAuCHLIN, SMITH Co.
100 boxes Hummels Essence Coffee
81 dozen Flavoring Extracts
50 Baking Powders
20 Blueing for clothes
At LAUGHLIN, SMITH & Co.
1000 dozen Essences assorted
500 Bateman Drops and G.. Cordial
1000 Castor and Sweet Oil
$40 Oil Of GTapevine-the ONLY genuine
septly. LAUGHIIN, SMITH a. Co
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Porto Rico Sugar.

10 HoGshGads choice, just received and for
ale by NJ. REILLY.
deco
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NOTICES..
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
To The Tax Payers Of Ohio
County:

'NHE TAX PAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
| will take notice that in accordance with an
A., VI the Legislature of West Virginia, passed
February 27th, ls67 penalty OF i've PER cent
~! be Sdded To all taxes remaining uRpaid on
he 3Isi day of December, ls67.
THOMAS j. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Ohio County.
r.csnher Ii Is61-htiSlfM
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DR. A. r. NCH E r
Veterinary Surgeon,

MOULD RESPECTFULLY TENDER BIS
w professional services 10 the Citizens and
F1rneB who have, OF may have Eick
lame OF diseased horses He can be
seen a. his residence sn Eoh street
fourth honse below SecOBd street Centre
Wheeling, West Va, where be viii be ready 70
attend TO any calls in the eity, or country II de-
sired
Having bad the advantage Of . god Vs,-,.
mary School. together With the experience Of 30
yezTs practice on the diseases which skese poi,ie
animals are % frequently the victims I fseI
sAe. gentlemen. TO treat al diseasks fue;dent 10
the bore with a. zueh success, il BOl more thz1
any man in the country.
Ie0rdizLly soiicif calls from an Who nav ned
ny services DE- A p. HANCHKR
decslmsw
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE wEArHERBY MISSION MIR Carlos Tracy, in letter
dated January addressed to the Charleston Mercury,
but published that journal till The 23d inst denies
that Colonel weatherby sent to Washington either
the the radicals confer with
admitted upon adopting the amendment "senator
Weatherby sent on, says Mr.. Tracy, ito the Pres
dent and to other persons and sent to
obtain information from the President upon certain
points of interest which information desired
What the points Tracy saith not but declares that
the mission szeaously and ably performed and
he denies that the contingency OF adopting the amend
ment had ever been even considered
ANOTHER New PARrY.-"Hermes," the Washington
correspondent Of the Charleston Mercury wrtes Janu
ary that he is strengthened In conviction that
" measures looking to the formation Of repub
lican distinct from q radicaD party in the South,
are quietly, but actively progressing here"
Expecation is fixed certain Senator from New York
will be the signal Of attack determined than any
South is dumb but not dead" and swin remember her
friends As soon as she has the power.
NEGRO TESTIMONY WORKS BETTER THAN EXPECTED
The Charleston Mercury Of the 23d instant says SO
far tho law admitting negro testimony shas been attend
ed with than the usual ecolored
appear be fully impressed with the obligations placed
upon them, and their evidence has beea generally given
with evident desire 70 tell the whole truth moth.
ing the truth. There but little tendeDcy 10 pro-
lixity and discursveness and the testimony has the
late criminal trials been clear, integihie and tho
mint -6s~-sslr 49,
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NEW HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY 49, sHEETs

Reynolds the 10Th Of this month"; and vas sent 70 the
state Prison for year
ann two checks valued silS from Cornett Taylor "a
West Thirty eighth street. on the 3lst OF December,
pleaded guilty. Most OF the money was recovered
VIM Fern pleaded guilty 10 stealing chest OF tea
worth fifty dollars the property OF Peter Poliwek l0l
Third avenue which taken from wagon on the l4ih
inst
These prisoners were each to the Peniten,ary for
two years
Thos. wrebt ia boy) who was charged with being
concerned in the larceny, tried and convicted He
was sent 10 the State prison tor two years.
James Phillips, indicted for stealing valued
at $40, The property Of Adolph de Farquer pleaded
guilty 10 attempt grand larceny The Judge sent
him TO the penitentiary for one year
ing stolen gun from Msximihan Buchert No. l6S ave-
nue. A.
Bootes on the i4th instant, pleaded guilty to petit lar
ceny These prisoners were each 70 the penits-
tary for six months.
Michael Denny, charged with stealing q horse and
wagon valued at $685. the property Of Daniel O'Leary
No l73 East Twenysecond street. pleaded guilty TO an
attempt at larceny.
Sarah Brown who was indicted for picking the
pocket OF Fannie E. Eaton Of q portmonnaie
containing five dollars, while riding in rail road car,
pleaded guilty TO petit larceny from the person.
Robert Gordon, indicted for attempt steal a
from Julius Berner, pleaded guilty to the offence
John clark pleaded guilty 70 an attempt At grand
open the baggage or the American Hotel by
Of pcklock on the night Of the Sd inst The night
watchman caught him in the act These prisoners
remanded for sentence
VIM. Norman pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand
larceny, having the 9th Of August stolen hun
dred and fortyfour pairs Of satinet pantaioons, the
property OF Leon, Arnold a. Co., Broadway. AT the
earnest request Of the complainant his Honor suspended
Judgment
The Grand Jury found indictment for misdemeanor
against John W. Petgrew, the contractor for paving
Second avenue with trap block pavement His Honor
Judge Russell called the attention of the Grand Jury
the fact that large quantities Of this pavement
piled up either side Of the avenue, which at this
son OF the year not only nuisance, but dangerous TO
pedestrians
The Ceort adjourned till this Tuesday morning
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QUEENS COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

RanRoAD TINE ON LoSa 1sA.D.--Tbe half past Ave
y. raiu for The East on The Long Island Railroad,
few days since, was detained account Of mo answcP
70 the telegraph operators cali who pounded away tor
s6caly fos naf hour for the FIRST station Jamaca in
srsr 70 sscertais The way was clear, that the train
might proeeed Finally nagmsn was despatched ahead
q The tsan On foot, and the train followed at snais
pace, much 70 the desateacton OF the passense and
finally arrived at Jamaica al eight o'clock NJ the flag
man performing the entire Journey Of miles on foot
On ,nquiFy at The telegraph Office af Jamaica 10 was
restaurant adjoining the oibce 11'0
GRDsD sincHmrk On last Friday Afternoon sbs
Union School, Of the village Of HuD,insson, l. l., wski
on grand eleiehr'ds me number Of slsghs out was
about seventy hve, and each seieh contained a less
eight or sa young foks who enjoyed ths ride 70 their
hearts content There wcro altogether about 400 chill
dren, ami Tho merry cneers and waving OF flags and
hapdk esehtes made the hearts Of their psrspse bound
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TINE PuBllc KALTH.

Four Hundred and Three Deaths In the City
Last Week-scarlatina Still On she In.
crease. ser
Tho mortality table for the week ending Saturday, jan
uary 26 sent in TO the Board Of Health BY Dr. Harris
the Registrar Of Vital Statistics yesterday. According
to the tabular statement there l03 deahs during
the week. "a Of which were from scaatna 10 from dph
theria II from Group, from typhus fever and from
cholera morbus and other diarheal diseases OF the
whole number ia men, sa women ll7 boys and 50
girls The deaths by wards follows First ward
10; Third ward 8; Fourth ward g. Fifth ward TO- Sixth
ward rs; Seventh ward, 20; Eighth ward, 81; Ninth
ward 10; Tenth ward II; Eleventh ward, %; Twelfth
ward "a thirteenth ward, Q; Fourteenth ward 49, Tif
teenth ward III sixteenth ward, %; seventeenth ward
a. Eighteenth ward rs; Nineteenth ward ~; Twentieth
ward, rs; Twenty.frst ward 81; Twenty second ward
"a. There were SO deaths less last week than during
the week previous
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COURT CALeNDAR-THIS DAY.

SurRrsE CouRT-Cmcur. Part Mos 525, asa e47
35l 9l7 e51, $40, 1897 1861 1885, s67, 1885, 435 s2s
$780, 9S3 1859, 6s5, 7l5, 957. Part u-Nos I05O 1049
1885, ss4 7ss. 522, 540 1884, 2236, sSs, 5lS, $780, $780,
4a6 96s, 52s, $50, 2l4, 98S, 684.
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERa co. 70, so, III,
49, l2S, J44, l57
COURT OF CoNxoN PrEAs-wtbout Jury.-Part l.
Nos S. SO. CO. 65, SO, 67 n, 7S 81, 49, SO, 90, el
92 Part -Nos. 49, so, 81, 50, SO, 81 So, Sc, 20, 81,
81. o. "a, 95, SO.
CoURr or GENERAL SEssIoNs-rhc People VS.. Jane A.
Barnes James h Larkin James Freeman, Mary Nelson,
Annie Rust, Eliza Rust, Joseph Martin and William
Quinn, grand larceny; John Murphy petit larceny !;
Henry Pearsal James McQuade, Edward Weston, Susan
and Robert Bauman, grand larceny; John Gleason,
Richard Bell, John Gourck. Maurice Leonard, Timothy
Shea and Michael Sullivan. burglary, third degree;
larceny George Dowel forgery Robert Poole robbery
first degree Jacob Moss false preences; Louis Yeng
battery.