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The national Republican., 1867-05-04
@ U. 3. InternaI Revenue,

ASSESSORS OFFICE, WARRINGTON Ctrr.
To all iohOm may concern: -AH
Notice is hereby given that the annual lls for In
come and Special Tax will be In the Assessor once.
48s Seventh street, and open for inspection and
animation By all persons who may desire Il, on the
10th day Of MAY NEXT All persons who may feel
aggrevod by the assessment returned. as erroneous
oppressive appeal to the Assessor to have the
corrected all such appeals must be In writing,
and shall specify the particular cause, matter or
thing respecting which a decision is requested, and
shall moreover state the ground principle Of error
complained Of
All persons subject to Special Tax or License 10 do
business Of any kind, hereby notified, that all
Licenses Special Tax expire May lst. aud 70
quired 10 be renewed; any person or persons doing
business without payment Of Special Tax License,
subject TO hne Of $500 and two ysars' imprison
ment and all persons who shall not have made their
income return on or before the above date viii be
ssssed by the Assistant Assessor Of the District in
| which they reside, and the penalty annexed.
p. NJ PEARSON,
| myl. .eotl0 Assessor District OF Columbia.
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As- Sexual Diseases, Debility, &e.-Pay
no more money to ouAoks, but buy TRALL JACK
soE's Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF. %.
Sold by FrAnek Taylor, Bookseller, Washington, D.
@. Send for circular. Ap25-d&w3ms
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81 Free to Everybody.-A lar 20 PIP
Circular giving information Of the greatest import
anee 10 the young Of both sexes
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despissd respected, and the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address, and receive . copy postpaid, By re-
turn mail. Address 7. o. Drawer, II,
mhle-d&wly Troy, n. 7.
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Govern
ment securities:
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/ CAL LITE M s .

BLUE FLANNEL SuIrs, all grades and
sisss, various priess at ssks Co. - No oi7 Seventh
street, four doors above old stand.
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GAL MOTT o h ..

ss- Board of Trsde.-A Meeting OF tho
BOARD OF TRADE OF THR DISTRICT OF CoLUM.
BIA will be held on MONDAY EVENING. May Sat
| s o'clock. J. II. sEMMEs, President
| N. sARDo, Secretary.
ma4.H tChron., Star, q Tntsi1
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Fire.

Fire.
CINCINNATI, May 3.-The extensive soap
and candle works Of Emery & Sons was
entirely burned this morning.
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
PRIDAr, May 5, 1857.
No. IA. 0riginal-The State Of Mississippi,
VS.. Edwin NJ. Stanton ct al. The
argument Of the motion to dismiss the bill and
for injunction in this case was continued BY Mr.
r. J. Walker, Of counsel for the State of Missis.
sippi in opposition to the motion to dismiss, and
In favor Of the motion for injunction.
Adjourned until Monday morning. at IL o'clock
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WHAT LADY would wear false hair or
euris, whsn by outlay Of One Dollar she can pro-
article that will cause her hair to curl in
wavy ringlsts, or heavy, massive eurlsi
tdoes not nJure the hair bat the contrary rem
ders II soi, glossy, and heaithfui Ills equally en-
cacious in curling the hair Of the opposite ssx.
Messrs. Berger Shuts 4 Co, Chemists, Of Troy, n.
T., are agents for the same.
Ree their card in another ooiumn
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EQUIrY CoURT.-Judge Olin.-Dyer VS..
Dyer. Order allowing amendments as of date OF
filing bill.
Dyer VS.. Dyer. Decree ratifying decrees Of
4th Of October, 1855, and 10th Of April, 1867
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Lewis johnson 4 Co quote stocks and bond

in home and foreign markets as follows: 49,.
NEW YoRK, May 3.-First Board-U: s. 1881
Coupon 6's, 1lolj do, b.2op, 1913 U; b; o''
land Coal preferred, 3oi, Quicksilver, 29li New
York Central Railroad, ssi; Erie, 64ii Hudson
River, 96li Reading, 104; Michigan Central
1881; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
69i; Illinois Genital, ia; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 72i; Chicago and Northwestern, 36ij do
preferred, 62Ii Cleveland and Toledo, ll1ti Chi
Wayne, and Chicago, s'i; Ohio and Mississippi
Certificates, 22Ij Paci'he Mail, 1881 Gold, 1851
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS. = Messrs. Alex
sndsr Sellers, No. 4o7 Ninth street. between D and
D. Papsrhsngers and UphOlserers, and Importers and
dealers in French and American Paperhangings and
Upholstery Goods, are now prepared 10 execute all
wsrk connected with their busin -ss, and also 10
furnish the most beautiful and durable Upholstsry
Goods. Being ontsrprising young men aud sxpe.
risncsd workmsp, they deserve and will no doubt
reesivsa share Of the public patronage. See their
Advertisement In smother column. "
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Hrs. Jefferson Davis.

Hrs. Jefferson Davis.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 3.-Mrs. Jetier-
son Davis left here for Washington last
evening, for the purpose Of comforting with
President johnson upon her husbands re-
lease.
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The QUESTION is often asked why J. s.
Tophsm 4 Co., No, 800 Seventh street, above odd
Fellows' Hall, do such an immense business In
Trunks. Tho reason Is that they mauufaeture them
In their own satabllshm meat, under tbsir own super
vsion and warrant everything they sell 10 b lust
what thsy represent them 10 bs. We urge, there.
fore all persons who propose leaving for the country
or the watering places during the coming summer
months 10 call upon Topham Co. and s.surs their
outfits. From the great variety they have on hand,
no one can fail TO be pleased. Particular aitention
s directed 10 their large and stock Of
Sat ehsls, Cabas, &C., and aio TO Saddles and Har-
ness all OF which s mAnufaeured By themselves, Of
the best material and al the most reasonable rates
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NrTo onsumptives.-The Advertfser
having been restored to health in few week., By
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, 10 anxious to make known 10
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
seription used tree Of charge, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
hnd sURE CuRE FoR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoH-
oHIrIs, &c. Tho only object Of the advertiser In
sending tho prescription Is to benehr the afhieted
and spread information which he eoneeives to be In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. as II will cost them nothlng and may prove
q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad :
dress REV. RDwARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co., MY.
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Coupons, 1lOli 5.2O's. 1852, 1915 6.2O's, 1864
1856 5.2os, 1855, 1856 5:2o's, January ant
iSs ises 7sS 1914 JanI 0S s, ~ Sc ya, ufSsf fSs
Gold, 1851.
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5O5KIDWELL & HENDERSON, ,5O5
Ninth Street.
Persons designing preparing their houses for the
comforts Of Spring and Summer, would do we'll to
| call on
KIDwRLL 4 HENDERSON,
COS Ninth street, Four Doors Above D. under seaton
IRhsrs thOy are now Offering Large and Well Sc.
Isstsd Assortment Of the following dOOdSi
WALL PAPERS, ALL GRADES,
WINDOW SHADES,
SCOTCH HOLLANDS. ALL CoLoRs,
GILT ooRNIoEs.
CURTAIN PINS AND LOOPS,
MOSQUITO BARS,
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS AND TAssELs,
FLOOR AND TABLE oILcLoTHs
CANTON MATTINGs, 80.
All Of which tbOy are prepared to sell at the
LowH.Sr CASH PRICES.
ALL WORK IN THEIR LINE EXECUTED IN THI
CITY OR COUNTRY Wy EXPERIENCED
woRKMEE, AT ,sHo. Vt NOTICE
REMEMBER THE PL <cE'
sos NINTH STREET, UNDER sELTo uHALL' Poui
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BEAurIruL and good Double and Twist
Suits for gentlemen for sso-mads Of the same mate
rial as he sold last spring for s2sai Hshning's One
Price oohng s,1rs, on the corner Of Seventh street
tnd Maryland avenue f..
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As- Know Thy observation-disclosures E. r.
THORNTON the great English Astrologst Clsirvoysnt
and Psyehomstrisian, who has asonished the scien-
tihc classes Of the Old World has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, a. to enable
her to impat knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of either sex. while In .
state Of trance she delneates the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and BY the aid Of an
instrument Of Intense power, known - the Psyoh-
omotrops, guarantees TO produce life.nks picture
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant to-
gehsr with date Of marriage, position In life, Lead
ing traits Of character, &e This Is NO hunbug, as
Thousands OF testimonials assert She will send,
whom desired certified certificate, or written guar
antee, that the picture Is what II purports to be.
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
OF birth, age, disposition and complexion, and en-
closing nny cents and stamped envelope addressed
TO yourself you will receive the picture and desired
| Information by return mail. All communications
sacredly confidential. Address, in eonhdenes, MAD
AME Z. y. THORNTON, p. O. Box 22S, Hudson, MY.
mhl9-d&wly
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w A N II .. =.

WA N T Il D-THE LADIES TO
w know that they can buy FRENCH WHALE.
BONE CoRsRTs AT $3.50. Skirts and Corsets made
to order, warranted to ht, sale. Also on hand
Ru assortment Of the old style Corset Board Mlssea
AND CORSET MANUFAoToRY, No. 20 Louisiana
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets. skirs
altered and repaired. Ap9'8m
:" EVERY ONE TO
w know that am now selling At my New n
Store, No. b92 Seventh street, under Odd Fell
lows Hall, the same style Of goods As sold for
merly on the Avenue, under the late arm Of Burns
Wilson, at fair prices. Try me.
@. B. WILSON,
602 Seventh street. under Odd Fellows Hall.
N. BAH goods warranted as represented. Pc
fsl4.3m
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THE RcHnGs0 COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAR.

Tho attendance yesterday AZ the Fair much larger
than on the first day. Most or the farm produce and
implements OF husbandry for Nexhibitlon have been
brought IN. The pens for stock d been all engaged
and will DO filed today. The gr, ,unds which the
exhibition is held belong 10 VIM H. Vanderbilt aud arc
leased BY Mr. Puz, who has kindly ph ICED them at tho
service Of tho agricultural society Of the county They
are situated along tho beach and comma I'd beautiful
water and land view. In the circlo enclosed by
the track several tents pitched am, 'ng them
one large one for agricultural produce and o. ,other for
farming implemens, besides several smaller ones Tor
refreshments and the like Near these are the for
stock, ofwhich u expected there will be We. due
exhibition The most Of yesterday spent in en-. srng
and arranging goods and cattle for the exhibition and
al preliminary arrangements having been made thee
mainder OF the week will be devoted TO amusemcptA
nclncing horse racing, srotng matohss base ball and
ths IKE on Friday evening an address will be delivered
By Benjamin ~ Bruce, Of Lennon, and the exhibition
will be closed on Saturday By an address BY Erastus
Brooks Among tho attractions OF to-day win be con.
test At base ball between The Unique and Excelsior
Clubs, Of ssaten Islaud. The Brooklyn Yacht Club,
Commodore Kidd will attend, and have ordered clam
bake for one hundred and lfty Ruesa
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sunEOGA1e's COURT.
Before Gideon J. Tucker, Surrogate.

Before Gideon J. Tucker Surrogate
" &c mater " ne accounting # YiliiGm Dcps,O, Ezecu-
'cr Of tse lcl ,cU and tsgars ~ of Thomas B,on Dc.
ceasd --Thomss Bolton died on the 9th Of April 1868
leaving last viii and testament wherein he named vii.
liam Depew sole executor, who duly qualified. BY the
VIII The said teslacr gaye all his property In trust to tho
said executor With directions 10 Invest call 10 and rein.
the samo and pay the income or onethrd thereof
10 Mrs Marie Sands during her lfc with remainder to
her daughter and like provisions TO the other two
thirds the income 10 be paid ~ the daughters with
rionder 10 the mother and other daughter. On October
H. 1865. MIRA Sands applied the Surrogate an order
for the Sad executor 10 account, ana on the return
thereof the said executor applied for final accounting
and the return day OF tho citation fled hts account
IN which he admitted that the or $3.50 had not
been invested by him. but used In nis business Tho
Surrogate thereupon, motion of the proctor for Mrs.
sands directed. the said executor 10 invest the said
money $50 used by him in business) IN United states
stocks. The executor appealed from the decree tho
ground that the Surrogate had authority to make
such order,the money beng trust fund bcd by him
trustee, aud subject 10 the jurisdiction the Supreme
Court alone The proctor Of Mrs Sands then presented
petition to the Supreme Court, reciiing the above
lee aforesaid invest said money directed by the order
OF tho Surrogate, or give security To this tho
objected the ground OF rroguarity, viz that the
proceeding should have been commenced by on action
The Court (Justice Ingrahanl overruled the objection
and ordered the said invest the said moneys
as had been directed By the Surrogate. From this the
executor appealed TO the General Term and applied 10
Judge Leonard for stay Of proceedings pending such
appeal This Judge Leonard denied uniess he should
give security In $4,000 Failing 10 do thls the Court
emoved Mr.. Depew, and John 7. Martin was Appointed
ustee IN his place; Miller Pest Miller FOR Marie sanda
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YVES TcHEsTER tNTELLIaEaCE.

ELECTION or DECORATE DELvoArEs SING s1.a Ann
MoaReAsA. AT meeting Of democratic representa-
yes from all parts OF the Third Assembly district held
at Sing Sing \ Monday, OF which william 8. Tomp
tins OF somcrs was chairman the following delcya,os
wore clecod.-p enjamin Brandrctb State Convention
George r. Marsha Judicial Convention; Cornelius "
Simpkins Henry Nelson Low Hunt, Randolph Nc.
lean ana Milo arish, Soaa. ORAL u INVENTION Af,s,
oIosIin Tho usual oEnmgieo The meeting Adjourned
On the evening Of III same day meetings held In
een o. me Tour dsr en M, .no ,a o. MorIlsna 70
to be hold 3, Yorrisana Han tomorrow afternoon.
wEacuEsrER cousry A. micrIrurM FArR.--Tho grounds
OF tho Society of Agrculn uc and Horticulture Of wsst
chester county, delightful y situated about one mile
from White Plans Cd from the later place 10
Tarry,owp, thrown open ,to exhibitors yesterday
Although but few persons pu, in IN appearance-as 10
the opening dsy-it Is 1nt9 probable, large
number OF entries have becu vio and several lots OF
vegetables, grain, &c have Dcen vent M that the hope
fu anticipation expressed by tho Nicy will DO success
fully carried out. Tho track, mcr hfng balf mile IL
In excellent condition aud good &C eomnodstIons have
be 81 provided for To day wn ,no aoubt see The
iair In fun operation.
INT PsourniSos AT wmrK pLlss Tho procced,nrs
OF tho court at White Plains yesterday wsro Of bu,
slight Interest importance Nearly the entire dav
was ,akenNup with a suit commenced by an exprcssman
named Chuce A. Rider agains, the Hudson River Rail-,
road Company. u appears that two years since
wagon owned BY Rider was run into ana smashed py
express train at yonkers and the horses injured 20
Ia its broken cpndltion the bank Of the river In
front Of the Workers depot ever since much to.
As surprise q hundreds Of curious peopis.
decision had not been rendered up 10 late hour 10
bo afternoon william NJ jackson recovered $50 dam.
oes Ve,n an innkeeper named George n hott al Sing
sne. ,sr having been beaten by tho latter during a.
ltercau IN about the payment OF liquor bill
LAYING ,ys CORNER STONE CHRIST CHURCH AT Rvs
yesterday AVernoon the corner stone Of Christ church
/. Rye was laltJn tho usual manner The ceremony
gss performed By ths rector, Rev. = Asop. and -as
hv number OF persons residents OF the
lace and he neishb1pns villages. The ediace y in
ended 70 be Of very elegant character and viii coss
hoit l10 600.
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UNITED STATES comMEnuHEay COURT.
The Case Of Eliza AItenheisn.
Before Commissioners Osborn.

The Case OF ELIZA AItenhetm.
Before Commissioner Osborn
The Further hearing OF this case was resumed yes
ter3sy.
The deed referred to in the report Of this case yes
terday, not being produced, the Commissioners an
nounced that this case had already occupied
great deal Of his time The District Attorney ap-
peared to take interest in it. and had not
been present to conduct IT, and therefore, he felt that
was time the case should STOP especially % u wa
important for proper calculation Of the matter that
this original paper should be in the hands Of the court
He believed that that paper had been distracted from the
court He did not feel disposed 10 conduct an exanna
ton for the benedt Of party side the other
or for the qualification Of feeling OF revenge and Il
was the last case In which parties should bring ON an OK
feeling He could that Il for the interest OF
the government that the matter should further be pro-
ceeded WITH and therefore, without passing upon the
merits OF the case would dsmss the proceedings on
the ground that e paper referred TO missing and
that necessary to the enlightenment OF tho
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THE BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The Convention Of Foreign Missions NJ Ruf-
falo-I,eports'o of the Oniccrs-Four 'Hanared
and Fifty Delegates Present.
BUFFALO, N. T., Sept. "a, 1897 4
9o'Cloc p. N.
The nf,y.ssventh annual meeting Of fhe American
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions met TO-
day. three NJ in the North Pre- hytsrian obArcb,
Mark Hopkins D. d., President IN the chair Themest-
ing opened with prayer by DR.. Atker of Ule%shpd
Ohio. Rev. N. Cheever, OF Tsrre xauto, Indiana was
appointed by the President Assistant Secretary Pres
dent Hopkins appointed on the Committee Of Arrange
ments Drs- Clarke and Hsacock. Bunao; @. W. Wood,
New York; and Revs. A. Warner A. oalkins ard s J.
Humphrey OF Buffalo, The Rev. Dr. Treat offered
luton thai all committees be appointed by the Board
which was adopted. Tho Secretary then read alb
sract fthe annual report for 1851 From this report
since the last meeting; thirty persons have
been engaged, in the missionary work for the
first time within the past year. The income for
the year has boon as foows:-From donations
ss5ol72 os; from legacles, $7a 42s "A; from other
sources Sl2 7sa rs. Making total of s437 ss4 II.
Thesa balance in Of The treasury Sepaembsr
l. tse6 of 1921 81 Now there Is balance against 1t
Prayer was delivered by Or. wisncr, of, Ithioa,
n. Y, after the Secretary had read the re-.
pert Of the Home Department Rev. NJ iCheeyer
missions, and gave brief aocoun. Of he labor
performed by the missionaries out by tee Board
The number az foreign missions established including
stations and stations e04 the rhoio number OF
iaborers employed incluing natives, physcians and
odalned missionaries, 1254. Too secretary reports
the OF foreign churches under the Board con.
troll. POS: the number OF church members "a fax
ported, rs, s02 added during the year, l,4+7t
motion OF Dr. Trea, that the business committee Of
last DO empowered 70 report body OF resolutions
to be observed future meetings of the board, was
adopted Letters OF. apology Rad from a number
OF members Who unable 10 attend The secretary
states that there is $50 members present. that
IL is expected there will as many more arrive during
tho nieht.
The greatest harmony and good feeling is mani
Tested. The North Presbyterian church is handsomely
decorated with evergreens and aes The passages and
street 10 front of the church have been crowded snce
one p NJ. with ladies' and clergy men.
The Rev. s. H. Cox, of New York, delivered a lecture
in.the Presby terrain church this evening.
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cpvsT OF c0as1g SPELL 1Enn.
Another Divorce Case.

Another Divorce Case.
Before Judge Cardszo
Kdle D9issas; Us. Georys T. Doaes1r-Tbeso parties
were married ia 1855. anl bave had avo children Five
years ago they separated Mrs. Douglass seeks decree
Of divorce from her h1sband the usual grounds and
asks anony and counsel fees pending ihs action shs
alleges that her husband has violent temper aud ia
Incorporate in his habits: that ho has committed
personal assaults upon her and called her vile names
On tho other hand he denes &C at he has treated her
badly: that she deserted him; be has seed home
aud ready and willing to welcome her lhpfs when she
IL willing 10 return.
The Judge held the matter for consideration
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W. yoLesa moved % ansvd-tha. such service Be
performed without pay:
adopted. -. 49,. 10,
. AZ I'VE miDutss TO twelve o'clock Mr.. ScHoosNAxKR
moved 10 adjourn.
The yeas and Rays wsre ordered, and the clerk COM
msnced 10 call ue roll at the bottom instead Of the top
beginning WITH Mr.. Young. When he had proceeded ct
some length, amid laughter,
Mr.. sKAvvs rose TO appoint OF order He did not be-
cve At tbs late stage OF the proceedings that the Con-
vsntion Would 20 backward.
The REsIDEsT decided the point Of order not well
taken,
Mr. MuRpuY raised the point that the call Of the roll
In Wis manner would he reflection the Con yention,
~ Il was going backward. Q.aughter.)
Tho PRzsDYsr decided the point Of order not well
I taken.
. when Mr. Franks name was called Mr. Barto said -:
~ ask that Mr. Franks name may be called again"
The SECRETARY repeated the call
The President sad:-l understand that Mr.. Frank
paired OF Q.aughter
Before the roll had been called through the hour Of
twelve arrived and the President declared The Con
ton adjourned until the second Tuesday in November
next
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grant was given by tho Common Council 10 construct
railroad through the ABOVE thoroughfares TO Bushwck
out until december II, 1865, nothing done in the
matter An extension OF The time named In the grant
Was then gwen and meanwhile this company has been
organized. Under the amended charter the company
would have been compelled to obtain the consent of
majority or the owners OF property along the route pre-
vious to laying the tracks, but last they succeeded
in having their road excepted from the provisions OF the
amendment
3 His honor Judge Gilbert issued an order requiring
the defendants TO show cause ths 30th inst why
injunction tperpetual should not DO granted against
and restraining them from taking measures towards
laying the tracks until the present motion shall have
been decided
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THE COURT S
COURT CALENDAR THIS pAY.

suPRfsi CouRr-CHAsBERs -RRsERvED cAsEs-Noe.
~ o. 80 49, a. IS 70, So, So 9S, e9 100 l0l, 1o2,
l21, III Call commences at No. 14a
MA1Ss Couar-TRnL TsRM.-Nos. $40, 3D. 1876, Sl2,
ia Slo $40. Sl7, as 49, S20 32l, 80, S2A, Sz5,
covRr 0. ArrrArs AT ALBANY Nos !. s.aLas
10, II, l3. Is, II, ls, To- 90
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BANKRUPT COURT.
Petitions Filed Ycsterd

Petitions Filed Yesterday.
Zee Pine, poughkeepse Dutchess county referred TO
Register Beaae John Higgins city. referred to Register
Kctchum Caesar Newman, city, referred to Register
Fitch; Robert W. Beattoy John G. Beatiey and George
r. Beattey lrm Of Beatey 4 COZ, city, 'reFerred to
Register La yton.
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INC ptsssuyANIA Pol JEcHMc COLLEGE.

raifApyIPHiA, Scpt a. 1867
r,s po,v,schp,o co,,ses Of SsuusyIvana began iis
fifteenth annual session this moruuI rf2gldous Ken
ncdy read the opening address she cassos Suon were
well 6led particularly 10 tho mining and snesnessne
deparmcbt