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ARREST OF A BURGLAR.--Hugh Drain was ar
rested yesterday afternoon, by Messrs. John
jenkins and Schuyler, on the charge of having
been concerned in the recent heavy robbery at
the Duncannon Iron Works, in the interior of
the State. The prisoner was handed into the
custody of Bernard Campbell the Chief of
Police of Harrisburg, who took him westward
in the early train last evening. The same par
ties arrested Michael Barr, on Saturday on the
charge of being concerned in the same robbery
and sent him also to the place where the rob.
berry was committed. The officers say the pri-
sopers are "dead to rights"
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MEETING OF THE ANTI-LIQUoR-LAW LEAGUE
A meeting of gentlemen opposed to the sale of
ardent spirits was held last evening, in the hall
on the northwest corner OF Tenth and Chestnut
Streets and effected permanent organization;
by Messrs Hobbs, Bancroft, aud others, 1t is
the intention of the Society to hold meetings on
every Tuesday evening.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

schr w. S. Thompson, Yates, from wilmington,
Del in ballast to j, Il. Justus.
schr Camilla, Hurlburt. 10 days from Portland with
mdse. to e. A. Souder & Co.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Exchange,
LEwEs, Del, February A-6 p. M-Mr. Edward
Maul pilot reports that the ship David Crockett for
New York went to sea this atternoon barque Union.
for Trinidad went out 22d inst. Ship Island Home,
for Antwerp, is at anchor of Fourteen Foot Bank.
Barque Ansgar, from Bordeaux for Philadelphia, Is
at anchor off Brandywine Light.
Schr James Young, before reported ashore lays IN
the same position the coal oil and corn have been
discharged into the schr Thomas Ware, which has
LETT for Philadelphia. Another schooner is alongside,
and will take all the grain that is dry; ,
JOSEPH LAFETRA.
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Total gathered
2O5,OOO

MEETING OF THE GAS TRUsT.-The Special
Committee appointed by Councils met yesterday
afternoon, in accordance with the following
resolution:-
ReSOiueG, By the Select and Common Councils.
That Joint Special Committee of three mem.
bers OF each chamber be appointed to inQuire
into the expediency and legality of paying off
the original Gas Trust Loan, for the purpose of
taking possession of the Gas Works, and
managing them as department of the CITY, and
report the proper manner OF doing the same to
Councils.
The Committee met for the purpose of per-
fectiEg plan by which the holders of the Gas
Loan, issued to pay for the construction of the
original works, may be reached for the purpose
OF obtaining their consent to change the Gas
Loan Tor the six per cent bonds of the city
The Committee, after an informal discussion of
the matter, adjourned to meet at the call of the
chairman.
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.zEEEs. EMPIRE STEAMSHIP LINE, FOR
SAIakAS. PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
Salng from each port every Sas ulday, from second
wharf above Vine street. PHILADELPHIA, and Providence
and Boston RAILROAD Wharf, Provd dence, r. L.
The line is composed OF the hrst-class steamships
HUNTER, NJ. l.. Rogers commander.
CHASE,J A. Crossman commander.
These superior and Weil eQulppeC steamships SAL
regularly advertised Freight will be received daily
sIeamshIp being always The berth receive cargo
Freight iOf Boston Mass. and all intermediate
points on the Boston and Providence Worcester
Railroads Will be received and the goods delivered In
lees time lower rates tina by any other route
Bills of lading furnished at the office.
o bills of ading signed after the ship has sailed
For further Information, apply to
No. I26 North Wharves
Henry Cleaveland, Esq, Agent at Providence r l.
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<HE%s, PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
$NlR1AA. PANY'S -
IhRoeGa LINE TO CALIFORNIA,

CARRYGSG GSiTED STATES NAIL.
- VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave Pier No AZ North River foot of Cana
street, at IL O'Clock, Don, as f0llows:- -
December I sl0NEW TrY Y9RK Capt W g. Fsrber, con-
January IL HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt. A. G
Gray. connecting with GOLDEN AGE, Capt Lap dge.
January q RISING STAR, Capt. 4. A. Harris, con
Meeting with GOLDEN CITY, Capt l. I. watkins.
All departures touch at Acapulco those of LIST and
2st Panama with steamers for South Pacific
pvrs; lst and llth ior Central American ports, and
those of LIST touch at Nj anZanhlo.
Departure OF llth each month connects with the
steam line from Panama to Austraia and New Zealand
Steamer of March H. 1861 will connect with t1e Com
panY's steamer Colorado to leave San Francisco tor
Yokohama and Aong-Kong on April 3, 1861
One hundred pounds OF baggage allowed each adult
NJ Mediclnes and attendance free.
For passage tickets and all further tnformation apply
at the ofce the wharf, Of Canal street, North
River, New York - 49,. -
f. h. BABl, Agent.
H. LEAF. Agent, Adams Express,
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JOSEPH C. GRUBB.
GEORGE J.. BUzBY.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
LE0H ADDITIONAI IOoAL Irl.ns snn rrrrr rAer.l

REPORT OF THE NORTHERN DIsPENsA ARy.-Tbe
nortnern Dispensary IS located In sprnp Gar.
ueh street, above Sixth, anu under KS charter
nescriOes for the INDECENT in all that section of
Lhe city north OF Vine street aud from the
DelaWare to the Schbvlklil rivers Physioians
anu surgeons OF established reputation are en-
Iubteo with the care and management of those
WhO may need attention, and persons who are
noI lhe proper objects OF the Guardians of the
fOOf may become the patients of this institu-
uOn. Durlng the past year 1913 cases were
ueateu, ana 3b,693 prescriptions were given
gratis, The Institution Is now fifty years old
and never received dollar OK support from the
STATE. Within the past lew years the proper
labor OF the district has increased TO such an
extent that the Managers of the Dispensary
have been compelled 10 establish branch drug
stores in each Ward, in order to accommodate
the Dlspensary physicians. In order still fur.
ther TO add to the usefulness of the institution,
and to carry out the objects of the founders in
ahordlng RTatutous medical advice, surgical
aid, and medicines to such persons whose pre-
Vious circumstances and present feelings might
prevent them from Applying to the Guardians
OF the POOR" ~ is proposed to ask assistance of
the public towards the erection of a new build.
ing. But $4,000 will be needed committee
consisting OF the following gentlemen. has been
appointed to solicit contributions:-John Kess.
Ter, Jr., Samuel W. Arnold Daniel M. Fox
William B. Mann, George f. Lee, George Bur
MAIN, Samuel A. Bispham, Thomas r. Davis
W. j: Howard, and Henry d. Moore. The pre-.
sent building rs too contracted, and if the public
respond to the present appeal, the Managers
Will be placed in the possession of means and
facilities to extend the Dement'S of the institution
to all parts of the district,
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ADJUSTMENTS,


A CAD EMY o p MUSIC.
~ K1SH4Hq Is5Ii \, ,5ls, lENgIIsH OPERA TROUPE
IHis Iwednesdayy EyisNTEG, Fs0iuSry "a
nj, I.I11. Tgl.L issTRENGrH OF TRoUPE IN CAST,
Friday Evening. 6ensIt of lA1'A
MR. PETER RIcgINes.
Presentation Of silver Service TO Miss 9. Richngs.
an NSYBSSEHT NJ s5iEiI AND AAI5,EgoRsYl, ALL
ana last appearance OF the troupe.
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.
,os,o,., THIS EVENING.
MISS HELEN " fsTERN,
PosITIvELYY YGD LAST NIGHT
Tho na ~ PRIhSlsNI 1. III GREAT BiLL
lar Drama, IN three acts, entitled
THE THE FRENCH SPY.
Henri Henri 81. Aimc~., ..~.~..Mlss HELEN WESTERN
10 be followed BY the Musical BaTletta Of r.
JENNY LIND
Jenny Leatherun ngs ........ Miss III ELEM WESTERN
To conclude with the
SATURDAY S'A hFTERSooS. III RSSos March 2,
A GRAND MATINEB
FAREWELL BENEEiT 70 MISS WESTERN.
MONDAH EVENING. March g.
MISS KATE kEIGNOLDs.
ALNUT STREET THEATRE,
Commences % at ~ o'clock. ,,.,
SPLENDID DOUBLE BILL
THIRD NIGHT OF
49, MR.. u. l.. DAVENPORT,
who Will perform, mi his great G character ar @ OF
in Kotzebues pathetic play in acts ..
BY general desire, the nautical Drama OF
William. vi Mr., f. L. DAVENPORT
With the songs. Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean"
and "A Yankee Ship and Yankee Crew"
MRS. JOHN DREw's NEW ARCH STREET
ANA THEATRE mnST IESytsI Begins at Ct ~ o'clock
and every night till further notice, will be presented
the great play Of .o,-r
NEW MEcHANI6IL Me- HHAAM GAIT u EFFEors. IF
CoRREGT If I'm MILITARY \ AIRY M CoSsIgMHEs, IH
FULL AND EFFICIENT CAST, AND
MRS FRpnY sH EEM Of Mrs DREW
Tox's AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
FoH]s i@StNsE toMRI NAITTT9R,ANCT44o0NSifp 4 T9R,N a40Sipr
GRAND CORPS DE IA FT CdNSfc NToNfINfH
ETHIoPIAN BURLEsQUE, COMIC PANToMIME
A MERICAN ACADEMY oFMUsIC,
-, TUESDAY EVENING. March 5,
I A-'''- a. : f TIE i,S GREAT GRE IMPERIAL
JUST ARRIVED FROM I4P4fFt5E cRhfFokNTK, TloUFE'
the first Japanese Artstes permitted to leave
THOMAS MAGUIRE AND PROFESSOR RIsLEY.
,-,o, NJ. MANAGERS. -
the extraordinary performers male and female,
A0i' Top ssPINNERs.
BALANCERS,
POETRY OF MOTION.
BUTTERFLYING,
ETC. ETC ETC. ETC, .'.'
and the Damos favorite, the greatest performer in
the world
HAMAI KARI SADAKITCHI,
and his beautiful and most wonderful son,
ALL RIGHT.
Their performances in
Sixty REPRESENTATIONS AT MAGUIRES
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, IN SAN FRANCISCO,
unanimously pronounced
THE WONDER OF THE WORLD.
The stay of Troupe in this city will be but for
short series OF performances, which will take place
EVERY EVENING,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
'.-| PRICES OF ADMISSION.
PARQUET, DRESS CIRCLE AND BALCONY, ONE
DOLLAR.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
es..-.
Seats may be reserved and after Saturday, March
2, at the Academy, and G. w. A. Trumpler's Music
Store. 227tt
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APPROACH OF THE BUILDING SEAsoN.-Everv
indication goes to show that there will be extern
slVe building operations during the coming
building season. The following permits have
been taken out at the Inspectors offce:-
For the erection of O warehouse, 80 by 100
feet, and two stories high, on the site of the
destructive fire on Broad street, above Race;
aSso ior storehouse on North street. above
Fifth, which is to be 81 by 78 feet and ave
stories high. At No. AZ North Fifth street a
hve-story storehouse is to be built, which is to
have front OF 20 feet and depth of 100 feet.
On North Third street. at Nos. 2l5 and 2l7. a
fouI-story storehouse is to be put up, which is
to be larger than either of the others. The
front will be 30 feet and the depth I5O feet
The improvements on South Broad street, which
were begun and vigorously carried on a few
years ago, will be added to this season..
handsome dwelling is to be erected at the cor
ner of Broad and Ellsworth streets, to be % by
so feet, three stories high; at No, 1912 SAMSON
street, dwelling, 10 by Al feet, three stories
high, is to be put up; also coppersmlth shop
at No. 49l North Third street, % by 81 feet
three stories high: storehouse on Richmond
street, between Hanover and Palmer, % bV SO
feet, two stories high; a factory, so by 26 feet
at Dauphln and Amber streets; a machine shop,
90 by 8S feet, and two stories high on Girard
avenue, near Leopard street; a handsome
dwelling, 40 by 60 feet, on Belmont avenue
north OF Glrard avenuei and two breweries,
one on Tenth street, below Columbia avenue
the other in West Girard avenue.
WHAT THE ICE-DEALERs HAVE DoYE.-The
ice dealers were successful in filing their houses
during the past winter. The ice secured from
the schuylkill is from ten to fourteen inches
thick, very clear and solid. The following
statement shows the number of ice-honses filed
ana the quantity IN each:- TONS.
Cold Spring Ice and Coal Company
Spring Mill, 10000; Belmont, 10, 900; Gi-
rard avenue, Two houses. I5 600; Lc-
high, Rockdale, do, $4,000; Lehigh,
Laury, 5000 rs, 600
Knickerbocker Ice Company.-Be Belmont,
$4,000: Columbia bridge, 10000; Girard
avenue, two houses, 10, 900 Al, 900
Eagle Ice Company.-Columbia bridge,
two houses IA 900
Sweet Brier Ice Com mpany.-Egglesdeld 10000
Philadelphia and Boston ice Company
Park Cove three houses l4,000
Boston and Mantuaville Ice Company
Park Cove, two houses 10000
Old Drivers Ice Company.-Park Cove. 5000
National Ice Company. Cove 5000
West Philadelphia Ice Company.--Bel.
mont q, 1900
Union Ice Company.-Belmont 5000
Carpenter Ice ompany.-Belmont 10000
Southwark Ice Company. y.-Gloucester, N.
j., two houses 6O00
Stored IN stacks and sheds 10000
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J. VAUGHAN MERRICK, WILLIAM H. MERRIcR,
JOHN r. COPE,
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELpHIA,
MERltICK d SONS
' ENGINEEHt5 AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc
Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retorts aud Gas Machinery, of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, and
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans Open
steam Trains, Deiecators, Filters, Pumping En-
gines, etc.
Sole Agents for n. Bllleux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, and
Aspinwan d WoOsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar
Draining Machine 63O2
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ENeINEs. MAcHINERY, &c.

..zfEFS PENN STEAM BNGINB AND
rsss41l ~ ROLLER WORNS.-NEAFIE q LEVY,
tItAAllOAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS
MACHlNlSlS, BOILER MAKERS, BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having for many years
been IN successful operation. and been exclusively
engaged in building and repairing Marine and River
Engines high and low-pressure. Iron Boilers, Water
ranks, Propellers, etc. etc, respectfully oher the
services TO tue public being mly prepared to con.
tract Tor engines OF all sizes, Marine, River and
StatOnary having sets Of patterns OF different sizes
are prepared 70 execute orders with quick despatch.
EVERY description of patternmakiug made at the
shortest notice. High and Jow-pressure Fine
IubnleI and Cylinder Boilers. OF the best Pennsyl
Yana charcoal IRON Forgings CT all sizes and kinds;
Iron ana Brass Castings Of oil descriptions; Roll
turning, screw Cutting, aud all other work connected
with the above business
Drawings and Specifications for all work done
at the establishment free of charge, and work guar
The subscribers have ample whRrf-dock room for
repairs OF boats, where they I've In perfect safety,
and are provided with shears blocks fals etc etc.
0... JACOB G. NEAFIE,
JOHN z. LEVY.
S2R BEACH aud PALMER Streets
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MARINE TELEcRAPH.


ALMANAC FOR PHILADEDPHIA-THIs DAY
SUN RISES moon RISES ....... 1ss
SUN SETS Hon WATEH........- 7'5g
To find High Water at Lewes, Del, deduct one hour
roun above.
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WHEAT THE ICE-DEALERs HAVE DoYE.-The
ice dealers were successful in filing their houses
during the past winter. The ice secured from
the Schuylkill is from ten to fourteen inches
thick, very. clear and solid. The following
statement shows the numDe of ice-honses filed
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DRIVY ELLS-7oWNEBS OF PROPERTY
The only place 10 get Privy Wells cleaned al,
at very low prices, i.
Manufacturer Of POudrette,
sl@ eOLDsMITHs HALLl LIBRARY Street.
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-g$EEs, FOR RICHMOND, NORFOLK, AND
sSS14allAa4< CITY PoINT.-The side-wheel stes@shpa
ALBEMA RLE, Captain Bourne. Every Wednesday,
Afl2 M from Pier NO. 36 North River giving through
bills of ladlng etc. to all points the beaboaTd Rail-
road and Its connection t. I.--rg
LIVINGSTON, Fox & co. Agents, No. sS Liberty
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TIE CIVIL COrRTs

The United States District Court made an
order yesterday in the Confederate cotton case, per
uniting il to 90 for the term, and granting the Gov
eminent leave amend its complaint, on stpuiatin4
with Stevenson the defendant TO TO trial at the next
term The motion OF defendant 10 discharge an attach
ment on his property In this city was denied.
About 10000 cigars were seized by the Gov
ernment at No 81 Essex-st the ground that portion
OF them were packed in boxes that had previously been
another portion OF them were concealed in various
places on the premises, with view OF candestne sale
OF them without payment Of taxes The jury In the u 81
District Court found in favor Of the Government con-
demning the cigars.
VIM. Weyhausen and Philip Freytag were
adiudged by the IT, s. District Court bankrupts on Pc
tton OF their creditors Their counsel moved that 10
creditors petition be dismissed for the reason that the
creditors had given their consent and had failed to APP
pear. Decision reserved.
A suit was instituted in the Supreme Court
against james X Place. who recently failed for the value
OF A5OO bags OF coffee, placed at $fl70O. which, II was
alleged were delivered TO MN IN nduclaly capacity
lie was arrested under the Code subsequently, the
plaintiffs professed 20 have ascertaned that ne had
fraudulenty conveyed his property 20 his WIFE ana pro-
cured warrant under the Stllwel act ON the return
of tbe warrant the defendant claims that the Stlwe
oct relates solely 70 actions in contract leaving
noints In any other form Of action 70 proceed according
10 fine usual modes OF arrest and that the plaintiffs have
in declared in tort and arrested the defendant for
tort they are declared from any remedy under that act
The Court took the papers, reserying It's decision
In the Supreme Court, Circuit, in Brooklyn, be-
fore Justice Lott, the suit Of W. w. Wade against T..
Mallory was continued. The plaintiff sued 10 recover
the vare Of for $780, alleged 10 have been made "a
him by the defendant the LIST OF January loOV Ina
defense is that the note Is a forgery.
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this moment demanding attention and shouh not =. 70 receive
adequate public 20 prevent We rerpcs
these b0mls Ouges as s me hes o. tne
les doomed hopeless teIrs and most dsatl asA
Ignorance n De apology Tor me cp n' ~
peoples that becomes iina fe INC
and worthy people that burned IN hr
teaent Monday morning. and Ell who suehefed ana sneiss
fire eud hoauTendng appeal Tor poecuou ~
million jewellers n lennthouse against pers and es sheb ~
Not quite deaths y res Ike THIS we're
in this The Of weeks Many Of those NnO "te 49,
but killed wen al Who pershe suffered sgones %"
glt force them to eKclam
Come 70 seuseless death. I cannot suTer his"
All Who died from the Seoudsge Gre viii next Week be reeo
dead accidental sgiocaon and burning but the just senument
peonle Homcia deaths by oupabe negligence
The 20 deaths board the ennt ship Lor Brougham hni
registration Those dead barred the Nhs
yet port departure thenecon the officers
report Health Dr. Ssnblrlel declared it, bos
medical oer sufferers by bis skill showing
necessity returning the nsafesi port dmbark the
people who W death 10 the ship Moreover hu heoa
veil known these three months hlt cholera has gained extensive foot
the lovans VI Meknhug AID North Prussia 10
epidemic Dos
KIND Of information hand, emigration trade pushes
forward emnts sicily places frg,iiai Of all tie ueedd
regulations prevention arrest of TIE pesfuce 70 which ne
ignorant ungliud people Of the Broigham ieahy s
every dlv Of their journey No sanitary precautions 81 rubl nature
and soy II the applied the ega ports 70 peen' h'
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TERMINATION OF THE sHnoH CHURCH DISPUTE

Judge Ingraham in his decision, IN which he
denied the application OF the Rev. Henry H. Garnet and
the Elders OF the Church. for mandunus TO compel the
Trustees 10 open the doors Of their edce Tor puDhc wor-
shin said The Presbytery 70 which they belong IS the
proper body which the questions should DC SUBMITTED
This portion OF the Judges opinion accords precisely WITH
the ruling OF the Presbytery who sought for two months
AT the request Of the PASTOR 10 adudcate IN the case Out
their authority perempory denied by the Trustees
SUBSEQUENT 10 the decision OF the Supreme Court aud at
fine request OF the Session for their nterpOston once
more i'm their difficulties he PresbyteT ON tho 10th OF
December, unanimously resolved that the Rev Henry
Uebland Garnet has been duly installed the Pastor OF
Shiloh Church. and is entitled 20 conduct the services OF
pubnc worship in SAID congregation and that the Trus-
ices Therefore be required IN duty bound 10 open the
doors said church at the usual times OF public worship
and not suffer Mr. Garnet to be DISTRACTED In the dis
charge his pastoral services. ON the receipt OF THIS
order Trustees agreed 10 submit 20 the authority OF
the Pesbytery and to take the advice Of Judge ngraha
which was as fOllows long litigation IN the Courts,
will only the property OF the corporation, and
leave them at It's termination IN worse condition than
at present while taking the other course, the difficulty
viii be speedily decided without exciting angry and
bitter feelings SO inappropriate in religious bodies"
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Siiuations I0lanitO Smal;s.

Situations 0lanit0- .smaI:s.
NINIBER of well recommended German
y GIRLS want Situations GENERAL HOuSEN DIRK. &c. 20 af'
LOVES Institute or enan Servants 10 - Ntaot pee, oer
A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WONAN, with
Z ~ ~ mi q. iNh.
at her boass Apply No so BAIT rlHseantt . n'' a.
STANTON
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CoURT CALENDARs-Tms DAT.

SrrpnE,tP -CircHu.-PartS i. and Ill.
.d,oured for the Term. Part IIICalendar unchanged
SsciT Demurrer-NO 81 Issues OF law and fact
Nos no OIL 29 90 224 225 22 81, 2C6, 2G 27 2S $50,
ooo ols 2g2 2 294 Chdm6trS-Reserved cases-Nos.
* az a. G6 g. o. lO9 i6. 100 49, Call l4. Trial Term.
Part Mos $3.50 $685. $780, 3343 1882 2605 1885, 3i9,
,7es stg9 85Ol $685. $685. 1907, 1902 Part lNOs 96l.
s6s6 2O $780, 1885, $780, $780, $685. 3Gi2 3I2i 1885, Slo4,
C0CRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Adjourned for the Term.
MARINE CoURr-Tdt TernNOs 10, a. 103, 4, l2I, los.
6, -,-,-,.56, 43, 81 &c, 50, 80, -, 50, !, -.