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KENTUCKY HILLARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN 1910.
Col. Il. 7. P. ALLEN, superintendent,
Assisted by a fun and able Faculty.

WI Course Of study is that usually taught
4 N tbs best college, the Moral culture Of
1eFtets receives special attention. the Discip
nSe II all tnat ITS ua'ue imports The 6aOvsra-
may send The y sons 20 this School with entire
conAGeuce q Al they Will not he exposed to
those allurei neuts 10 vice and dissipation
found in all = swns ANT cities. the location being
AiX miles fro q any goWn-ths situation in q
nigh and roll ing country noted for health and
sslubrity.
The Spriug Session. 1S62,
WIN ommer sce on MONDAY, JfNUARY Is.
1857 and con Anue twenty co weeks.
charges for Board and Tuition, including
lights, fuel and washing, One hundred and
Seventy sc Dollars 2currency6 per semi
annual Sc sipu, invaE ably IN advance. No
extras VIII lieveT.
Adtress supeinteni ent, Farmdale 2 o.,
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UNITED STATES AND EURoPEAH Skws Aaso-
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TO THE TE0PLE OF MEMPHIS.

NEW AI9vERTIsE1E'Ts
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DIXoN & PERCY,

4 TTORSFNS AT LAW, Greenville. Miss.
VII prsctCe ia the Courts or Tuuica.
Soahomai Bolivar, Washington and Isaqucnua
C0rnfEa1 zo.i= -
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imported Cl0lhs, Casslmeres, Testlnsl

and everything to be found In a gents furnish
ing house.
A. NJ u n H.
Tes known IN thia 6oeDP47is grs5 %gTa'tieal
ego him a caI, andy q conven1i45roiore, 10
give them hts <uusylvanig nci 3n
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QuILs HEAD BANK. NEW YORK. DEQEnslR n,
ID bank has declared its usual qdaroy DIM.
den al four M per cent aud extra dividend IT two ana
aa % per can't all free OF government tax payHbls
and altar thea day II January NEXT .st 80 r
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DALLARD'S aMERCHANTS AND BANKERS RE-
I'D ference Gude,r twentieth volume. This STANDARD
work win BE- published IA Jsnunry. senainaal edhq
curing reference book are respectfully adsed to inque
OF all prominent merchants bankers and lhrokers Ia ~
gard the reliability Of this work with all SIM
liar publications. All changes orgn niEations Of firms
communicate with y. BALI kRD 4 CO.,
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HEO H. sHREvE IL ADMITTED TO AN INTEREST
VI In Arm from this date tho firm remaining the
same. ]. M. BILLINGS 4 co. ~
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q ND WHEN ron WEAR IT THINK OF ME-"
1 ~ JOHN X. OWENS Joshua BUTTERFLY In the VIC
TINS. this day. Matinte. a the Broadway theatre.
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COAL, woOD. sc.

GO EO CHALDRov FOR Coxg --pl;frvERED
pJ,DU imns diatcly. Apply ~ NJ coke once y, the
New fors Gas wcks a. Twenty first street and avenue A.
n NJ sAkkwOUD.
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cry REAL ESTATE roR SALE.

| CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.
fS 5zSFs t Ss s ssa s.
Puchsse Win please preserve this advertisement. for
:sss brown :ss:
ss story S SS s s.oop brown tone ssss
Mson soT % stone ~
Madison avsrsle-Feur story high ssoop brown stone
E SfS ssSS sS: Ss
brow ssSn r
West 1h = Pour story = baseoen, brick. EsI7o with
ss s high 81 stone ~
III : ss7 hs Ssr S Srn
West 18Th 4 -Four story high soop brown stone 25xeo
Esss sse - -Four story Ssh sssop brown stone aaS
West I'd -Four story bigh stoop brown MOO
West sd s-four high stoop stonc 2Sx70.
Eas. 2sth Pour story high soop brown stone, 2.xs
West 9Th sd-Four sory high stoop brown stone 5x6o
West th sdFour story high stoop brown stone. 26x60
West alkt s-Four story high stoop stone 25K6o.
East sad 1t Four story high stoop brown stone. 2Sxo
East abth s -Four story basement brown 2x66
.ss Sss stssP Brown
Wet 1t y-Four story high stocp brown stone 1880
West 81 -Four story high stoop brown stone 2bx6O
Delphi brick Houses On Forty SIKH street, betwsea
d.. .. ss q ,s ds Davis s = s, %. q
thirty .sis,i street and FRA avenue.
LNoR sAtE-rHREE FULL LOTS. sxsoo wrrH THE
buldnon me sIde Of Greene street, 100 feet from
now being a.de. Apply % HI HOWARD, q s. Greene
VIII HONE ssH82 sR
U,oR sAIE-rwo FULL LOTS soxioo, ON THE EAST
and with tho buildings thereon erect
ys ss ssss ss' q
n sess 1Sss.s
rcnssI ssa had for The properly As stand: Apply n
ibs West nty first street from 70 r NJ. Che
era agent THOMAS !. STEWART.
The Iou} and Iot, asxioo adjoining 100 feet from
LARGE ASP PLOT or
n $,s y: :! sroaad SpayS
sA5 Tss. :.5 " eve s.p ,s sp ATSS
ssS ssssy and sas r5s. sssc. Apply o THO. J.
HOUSES len 4. s "A, !; THE MOST FASHIONABLE
No. svsss rwsnsy.shrd street, F1Sth Avenue Hotel.
CIT mn HOUSE AND FURNITURE, 50 WEST
pr .OUy. washington square house brown stone
hgh soop fdr stories high basement and cellar. TN feet
us o5-il@iss. In Mscdougsi s,rs-t corner Fourth
$4,000 n and a New street; 5e feet 'front.'
For sale BY L. BELL Real Estate Agent 30 New street.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A IL WANTING rARMs--iOOD SOIL MILD Gil
n mate, ~ miles south Of Philadelphia Price only e23
per scre Ala, improved Farms Hundreds settling
Information snt free. Address O. X. LAND1S vineland.
New Jersey.
LcoR sALB4i.yp ACRES or COAL, TINBER AND
Farm Lana situate 81 the junction Of the Susquehanna
and Lackawar1ia rvers adjoining the of Pston and
the lands Of " Pennsyvania Coal Company The Lacks
and nomsbur0 Railroad and North Branch Canal
pass ihrough Vie property The Atisnnon q capitalists de-
eing pronkabs invited lands.
terms Ac, apply 70 address Thos. A. BdJs 10. IS
walnut street Phiiielphtn the undersxned ~ Mahony
-" - FRAxk CARTER Real Estate Agent
fe REAL ESTATE wANrED.
WANTED TO BUy-A NICE COUNTRY PLACE, ON
w very hudson River Railroad, from " ~
acres with god residence and outbniidns between city
and Dobbs rcrr price mo.rR aud easy Address,
acting all psrticaiarr, bon $50 Post once
COAL, WOOD. &C.
co 6O a cHALDRov FOR coxg --pEt,rvERED
gov imms aiasely Apply =. ,ny coke once y. the
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WANTED TO BUy-A NICE COUNTRY PLACE, ON
w cryssy ncrr hudson River Railroad, from " ~
with good residence and outbnildnG between city
and Dobbs Fcry price moderate aud terms easy Address,
acting all particulars, box sSs Post once
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NEW YORK TUESDAY, JANUARY l. 1867. 81 IT.


A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED JOHN II. sCOTr
"A formerly firm Of Barton SCOTT, and William Newton
sopartnership under the firm name Of William Newton
Woodcock Co. the purchasing and importation Of
lery steel general sheeld and Birmingham hardware
Their place OF business tfor the present. will be No.
NEW YoRK, Jan. l. 1861. WM. N. WO0DCOCK.
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A PERFECTLY LEGITIMATE INDOOR BUSINESS,
"A established year; does e3500 half profit No
agency, patent medicine or other humbug but new and
hide operation af which fortune be made hUO
required s. 500 Of which conyerbls being 80 much cash
having the money and meaning business need address
Nareton. Herald Obice.
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N0S MN TO LOAN-ON CITY REAL ESTATE,
YcO,UVV first mortgage, az per cent.
J. SOILS RITTERBAkD NJ Wall St, Jauncey court
20SA Ann TO eLOAN--IN SUMS To SUIT ON
psDJVsVUU city real q per OF valuation;
prompt attestien. Second mortgages bought
q. II WILLIS CO., III Pine street, basement
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CHs1EN1ERRER MINING GoMPAYY.-THE TRUs-
- tts Of this company have declared dividend Of
tho capital stock from the net earnings for tho
onhOf November payable at their ONCE January 1857.
Transfer books closed the 10Th OF December
4 l6U H A. eHURIN, Treasurer, II Broad street.
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ICoR sALE--AN INTEREST I'm PRODUCING OH
well For particulars address box 5S2 New York Pos
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NTAkIoNAL RANK or THE CoMMoNwEALrH, NEW
~ York. December =. ls6SA dividend q SIX t6) Per
cent ee Of United States tax win Be paid stock
hea Of this bank Wednesday he 81 Of January next
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4 BUSINESS EDUC ALTON. -THOROUGH AND PRAC
"A teal instruction IL in,Akeepng Writing Arithmetic
Esading spsns sla g. az "a Afsasm
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Cheshire Railroad


GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS
y ing Monday, May IS, 1867.
siesping cars on al night trains. Smoking "a, !.
tranis = 81
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave Bellows Fsrs 80.
keene, at 4-h5 A. NJ; Arriving at Fitehburg rs
at Boston, SO A. NJ. ACCOMMODATED fS,s
leave bellows falls, at 10 a. NJ, Keene, al IN,
Arriving at Fitchhurg, 120o p. NJ. at Boston a y
MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls, ate 4p1rl
tSS' NJ Arriving at Fitehburg, ISL X, az
7.9QP.a.
MOVING WEST.
MAIL TRAIN will leave Boston, at7@Ar
burg, 9l5 a, NJ, Keene, at 1919 A. NJ AiriyrssI
lows Falls, ll.40 A. N. ACCOMMODATION TRfS 4
leave Boston, at IL 90 A. NJ, Fitehbure. I@pT
At 3Sl P. n. Arriving at Bellows Pals 40 ~ 81
PRESS TRAIN viii leave Boston, at Q 3oP NJ Et4t
At 70 p NJ keene, . % P, NJ Arriving at BsIoT \
9-57 p.
None but the Accommodation Train win ,t,, =, !,
Line, SO Keene or Cold River.
The Express Trains will make regular steps A, Es4,
don and keene. and viii stop at other ststioss srs-
above TO taks or leave pass. myers 10 from osfn
and except AT West fitehburg and Westmhre n,
they will only stop to leave PASSENGERS going ss III
take them In going up.
TSaiHs CcnHsef as foRors.
Up Trains az Bellows Pals with Rutland an Bu,,,
Railroad, for Rutland, Burlington Montreal Os3sE
Albany, Troy Saratoga sSriags, Schenectady aad ~
NO chAuee OF cars between Boston and Rutland y n
train, or TO Burlington by express or mail pas,srs
the II 90 A. NJ, train from Boston, ledge at Ru,a 4
proceed next morning 10 Burlington Troy, sLaa
Schenectady, SC The night express, with slesllaf
through 70 Burlington. Sehensetaday, Montreal, &,
Also. with sullivan and VI Central Rsilroad FL "
sor, White River Junction, Burlington, 0g1anas1
Montreal, st JohnsburY, &c, via. Vermont Ceuiii
sumpsio, and Vermont & Canada Roads, Sc MGl
Express trains make direct connection Via Yermont
trail Railroad for all points North the sst train ~
ming direct throurh 10 WinAsor W Il Ipnetion IN
Point and Montreal, &c, by night train over Vt Ca
Railroad. Accommodation train runs 70 ", L jana
Mail train connects at W. r. junction with Expgs tn
arriving at ST. Adams at $50 P. ~ Rouses Point IL
NJ making direct connections for Moatreal ogdgnsbg;
D0zcn 7raias CssHseI al FE4ei5Nlg
with Trains Of Fitshburg & Worcester Railroad for Y
eester, Norwich, Providence and New YORK city.
And at Groton Junction with trains Of wuleestst y
ia Railroad for Nashua and Concord; and WIN IN
Stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lawrence, nc
r. STEWART, SuperihtsaS
superintendent's once, Keena n H., May, = 49,
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ALL PERSONS SHOULD READ THIS

WALPoLR. N. H., Jan so, 1867.
Dr.. o. F. WOODS Dear Sir:-Lest you should remain
In ignorance your ability bless your fellow man
and give yourself fortune offer lew thoughts In
what VOC call your Dysentery Cordial Last Mon
day the Falls thiuk king Dr. N-hols and
get hm to prescribe for that offensive disorder the
terry, which had hung about major twelve days Some
at the Falls said that Woods made nostrum that
good for the aboye complaint must say that had but
little faith in your mixture. But after your said
would warrant cure, thought would try IT, took
dose that evening and 10 my surprise better In less
than hour the next day went work free from pain
and ee from hindersnce, and to-day consider myself we'll
BY the would say had tried almost thing else
without effect Now whether this Is hunder OF yours
whether you had the dscernment make this compound
eectua makes difference 1t wrought such radical
change 10 me, that feel TO acknowledge IT, and wish Il
might become celebrated have doubt If that medi-
cine pulled according 10 It's worth It would give you
profit in year than all You have in your shop
would in ten. If you would give receipt think
would spend thousand It before would give it up.
Yours much benefited.
THOMAS n. KEYES.
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DAILY LINE TO NEW YORK,
HARTFORD AND NEW YORK
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.


The and elegant Steamer STATE OF NEW YORK,
O'Clock, p. NJ Leaves New York Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays at O'Clock, z. NJ.
The Steamer CITY OF HARTFORD, leaves Hartford on
Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays, at Z. NJ Leaves
New York Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at4 p NJ.
Arrive in NEW YORK in time for early trains South
and West.
Arrive in HARTFORD time for early trains North
East.
7Aess Steamers hare been built expressly for the Hartford
and Nto York route ant FIRST CLASS in euery
Tespee..
The very fest Steamer SILVER STAR, leaves Hartford
at O'Clock P. M, for Saybrook at the mouth Of the
the Connecticut River and connects with the New York
Boats Goodspeeds Landing t36 miles below artford
Baggage Wagon and Horse Car is always at the Depot
In upon of trains from the North
vey Passengers and baggage the steamboat FREE OF
CHARGE.
connect with boat for New York:
Leave Brat tleboro s55 AN Lave Northampton 30 NJ
. Greenfield, 10 90 < - Holyoke, 153 I"
Leave Springfield, % p NJ.
pARE raox 1sr CLASS 2D CLASS.
BrattleborO to New YORK, SIS
Greenfield $50 3l5
Northampton ESQ 245
Holyoke 245 40
Chicopee 215 400
Springfield 2l5 1sO
TICKETS for sale by L. J. POWERS BRO, Steamboat
Agents under Massasoit HOUSE, Springfield 28-4l
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TRAINS CONNECT As reIro,,.
VT. Central q Sullivan Rail,,..
Spring. s.. ARRANGEMENT,-co =

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND WIN
Leave Bellows Falls at IL ban
Mixed train ier White River Junction, soE.l hsetss
at $50. ''N' 'ea'es isasls I
Mail Train leaves Boston via Loveg ,.-o,
Lawrence Os AND n%, tltshSufs At Sea NJ sSrass.s
The train lsaying Boston via Ftebba.s. Vsgenseu,
and Springfield at i5a m. connect a. NV. - ~
ton with the Day Express train "'''S hSes lul
Night Express leaves bellows Falls a, ,hoon,.
eeiviag passengers frUm Vermont Valley Ra. y y,
New York, at l2.I5 p NJ, and from cs..taa eav
leaving soston at 530P NJ connecting N ,, hiai
Junction with train leaving Boston al 5OOn y ls x
hngton, kouses Point, Montreal and Orlsr.Ssl . I
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the West ~ q
sleeping ears are attached to night trains.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West ~,
prss''pSl stations. - = G. MiRRlLL- n.
tA'a 't'a saa} lotl, LOOT n
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Undersigned are now selling at retail
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES

Than any other place in their knowledge in windham
County and will give few prices of the articles
so you can see for yourselves. We now have
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8ailrpaas.
Rutland q Burlington ana ),
mont Valley Railroaauu

u S,, and after May, 22d, lss7. ,r,,,
MOVING SOUTH AND p,s,
l' SIS, p burlington at 800 Am, i.ssp.M
Ari 3, s. Il 3 hmSsl'nd' at iiOP. NJ, 4lSpr
Leave Rutland at 4OOA.m pOANn
Arrive at Bellows Fan, ,,-.o, 49, 1,
SEAM. NV q A. s20P. Nc,
Arrive at brattleboro at $50 p. Nj a1s a. ~, %,
MOVING NORTH AND nv a. s'ig N
Leave Brattlshoro, at 10 % a. NJ, 44op
Arrive a. Bellows Falls, at IL IS A. Al al sl0Pp
IL ee ~ Bellows Falls at $40 NJ, Hi.
arriyeat Rutlands at 10 OOaMaOO,pnsm
Leave Rutland at SIS A. NJ. 205 AM .,.u
A'rVeat burlington $50 A,M.Aa5. AN 7s N lSl
-. TRAINS CONNECT AS Ferrou, u
Az burlington with Boats on Iake COWS;
mont central AMI VI. 4 Canaia Rairasiu Ian ls =
~ Aiosns kouse's Point Montreal lCsSa ~ hQa
west At Rutland with trains FOR IT'S SensbusA M
York Saratoga Springs, Sehenectadgs ~ anauy sA n
Bellows Falls with trains on Cheshir. Nv pn The Ws
burg, Worcester, Lowell and Boston Aiiroad e. M
Valley Railroad for BrattleSoro Saru WIN Zen.
New Haven and New York and WIN med Ira
for Windsor, White River Junction MAJ. SSa'Ss Rs
bury, Newport, Lttleton and the WHIT ia,sef, 1t IN
Passengers for the West will nnd mn y 9lhta
and ID. expeditions route. -'' cheap psa,
For Tickets and all necessary inlorma,..
Hi0es W 'ne nhe- 6EU, A. MERRf.tF 4asE d
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS.
| ~ ing Monday, May IS, 1867. N'~-'s
Sleeping ears on al night trains. Smoking "a,
tranis. y q
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Had rather have goods than any paper We are
going to sell for small profits and expect by so doing
get most of the trade In this vicinity We shall vary our
prices the mark varies from time to time Calculate
to keep the inside of the track them all in prices
If any live beat these prices then we will try
again.
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the soYM INSURANCE sosn ROBBERY.

The examination in the case In which Daniel Noble ID
charged with completely in the larceny Of $1,000 in
bonds from the oflce OF the Royal Insurance Company
in Wall street was resumed yesterday morning before
Justice Hogan at the rombs,-
xaninat,on OF Milo N. Ball contnucd-At the
time Mr. Noble was the river have stated,
was not afraid Of his drowning; the Arst time
communicated my knowledge Of Mrs. Gfchrist's having
made these threats was after she had been paced in the
stand witness this case spoke TO several in FL
mira about what knew; the nrst person remember 10
James Dewitt; think the next my wife, and the
next Mrs Noble, New York; the next was In state
ten by me- was present At the time; had told
Ma Noble had heard threats: that was all told him.
did not tell Mrs Noble what the threats were nor how
many times had heard Mrs Gilchrst make the threats
to how many times had heard the threats uttered ID
writing the statement gave 10 kr. Mobiles counsel
used, received MI Noble for work done and ma
teral furnished something like $500; think he owes
mo about sll5; be generally treated mo well
70 toll Dan Nosc Of n. threats have uttered against
him; believe IN dong unto others as you would wish
90 be done unto, until you get bit; don't believe In
NEEDING IN family ssirs-i got Of ,ns, way once s,
somebody else that had spoken OF these threats; 1
have not travelled around much since eft the military
service think 10 was in May that saw Mr. Gchrists
James Brown, being sworn, deposed-I reeolIect the
day Mr. Griffin efs; accompanied him 10 the depot;
s.s :S.s. sss 'U so n% s % 'Is the
day Mra Grimm left; got carriage for her; got
into with her; she told 70 toll the driver 70 drive
round 70 Prince street and get MIS- Knapp We Old So
CrosAeramined-1 was bsrkeeper for M Noble, at
ll9 Mercer street; there . faro bank kept at the
house; Jemsy and John Allen kept the bank.
Tho case w further adjourned 10 Thursday Of ssven
o'ciock
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THE BROOKLYN COURTS FOR OCTOBER.

During the coming month there win be an unusually
large Of business in the Brooklyn courts as all
Of them will be in session.
The October term of the United States Circuit and
District Courts eastern Distrc will open on Wednes-
day next, when Grand Jury will be empaneed Judge
Benedict will occupy the bench during the month, and
may be accompanied for several days by Chief Justice
Nelson. During the presence OF the latter. however
only appeals the Circuit will be heard. The admiralty
calendar the District Court embraces some forty-one
cases. There may be petit jury empaneed IN the Cir
cult towards the latter part Of the month There are
several important cases TO be tried Judge Benedict viii
also hear MOTIONS &C., in bankruptcy cases.
Tho United states Commissioners Court Commis-
sioners Jones and Newton, will be opened for preimi
nary examinations usual.
The term Of the Supreme Court, Circuit and Court Of
Oyer and Iermner will open the second Monday OF
the month, when q Grand Jury will be empanelled.
Justice Gilbert will preside. There win also be
special term during the month.
The City Court for tho trial Of civil cases, will open
on Monday the It'll prox. Judge Thompson will occupy
the bench The calendar for the month is q large one
Judge Dlkeman and Justices Hoyt aud Voorhees, will
hold the Court ions the term OF which opens on
the It'll There great many cases 10 be disposed Of
Judge Dikeman will also hold the County Court during
tho month.
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sUagoGATE'S COURT.
Before Gideon J. Tucker.

Before Gideon j. Tucker. Surrogate
The wills Of the following deceased persons have been
admitted to probate during the past wesk:-Patrick s
Brady, Kitty A. Price, George Sidney, l. Carpenter,
Anna Z. Dewitt John Baldwin. Thomas Il. Taylor,
Charles Anthem.
Letters Of administration have been granted on the
following estates:John J. Crocheron, Isaac A. Storm
Patrick Curran Joanna Donovan, Peter McSorIey, VIM
W. Reid Bridget Rogers, Josiah 0. stearn, Elymus
Reeve. Patrick Bohan Burrsch Greenbaum Mary Jones'
Bernhard Kioz Elizabeth Mabbet, John Martin, Franz
Schruibrogil Francis Buyer, Michael Havey, James
Mullen or Mellon, Eliza b. Rnnnell, Elizabeth Ross
John Il. Duyckiuck. Philip Griffin, Isabella Juverson.
Mary Kennedy, John Larkin George Morgdroth, Anna
Won Dule Jeremiah Gurin Catharne Longhlin Thomas
Baker, Edward Hagan, Louisa Lodon. William G. Rue
James Byrne Julia Schelcher, Thomas Kelly, William
Sronne Joshua Cakebread. Sylvester r. Tuthl, Isaac
Nevins, John B. Roper
The following letters Of guardianship have been
granted dennis Hogan. guardian OF Mary Curran (;
James Woods, guardian OF Edward Meyers Horace ,.
Clark, guardian Of Harry Norton; Julia A. Duycknck,
guardian of Julia f., Estele, Marie L., Kitty r. and
Anna H. Duycknck; Charles W. Potter, guardian OF
John n Potter; s F. Williams, guarda an OF Margaret A.
and Jennie Eta Nevins; Bernard Byrne guardian OF
Ammo j. and Catharine Byrne.
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THE OUR T 8.
SUPREME coua1-efnsRAl TERN.

Action Against the Board of Health.
Before Justices Leonard, Ingraham and Sutherland.
Valentine o. The Board Of Heauh.-The plaintiff seeks
tc enoin the defendants from enforcing their ordinance
against slaughter houses below Fortysscond street.
This case came on q Chambers before Judge Clsrks,
who suggested that Il b. ssnt TO the General Term,
which was acoeded 10 The General Term having 9
similar before them undecided ordered this case
to b put on TILL the decision should DO made in the nst
case.
Taxation Of Firms-An Interesting Question.
The People es rex Avey PIumer ct al. % ne Sspsr-
vsos Of NesO York-A tax Of $3.50 was imposed on the
nrm Of Piumer Co, Of this city, and the painti aP
psaed to the Supervisors for the remission OF the A1
1t appears that there four members Of the frn wo
residing in Massachusetts, and two in Kings ceon TUG
Kings county partners claim that they caroot DC AAeu
In New York county, a. taxes are to b levied on per
where they reside AID that TO enc
1t is not the whole firm but their interest IN wnlcn
should be taxed in New York. The Supervisors refused
to alter their books and the plaintiffs asked the ou 70
interfere by andamus compel them TO correct tnem
The Court a. Special Term refused TO do So and the
General Term has now affirmed the action Of the Special
Term.
Decisions.
John n Scott Receiver, respondent vs. Alfred d.
Dunscombe Judgment affirmed, with costs Opinion
by Sutherland, J.
hamburger vs. westcott ct aL-Judgment affirmed with
costs. Opinion by Clerke, j.