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Shell Oysters.

4 NICE LOT OF SHELL OYSTERS, OF
N the very hest quality just received, and
will be served up in handsome style by
decl4-2t DAVID KURNER.
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The Great English Remedy
sir James ClnrlxC's Female Pills,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
IT. d.. Physician Ertg' 'oriinGTto The Queeh.
This invaluable medicine is unfIiling in the
cure OF AL those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution Is subject. 1t
moieratcs all excuses and removes all ObStruc-
tons from whatever cause
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING. Dee. 10. 1861.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
l. heders OF this Bank fer the election Of nine
t9l Directors to serve the ensuing year, will he
held at the clearinghouse on Tuesday, the i4th
day of January, lsGs. between the hours of 10 A.
NJ. and . I. N. :. BRADY,
dscii.td Cashier.
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wheeling and Marietta
Packet.

The fine sidc-waeel Passenger Steamer
"sALLEE w. Capt. RoBT PATTERSON,
J-.I LEAVES WHEELING EVER Y
-.sxsT Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
S-ssl<-szas az 10 o'clock 4. NJ. viii receive
freights for GallipOis, and on THURSDAYS for
Cincinnsti and all intermediate points For
freight or passage apply on beard, crto
JAS. II. HOLMES. q.
rSvl3. NJ. 50 Monroe street.
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tlFE---REAl TH-----STRENG III.
IlfE.-'--HEALTR-----STRENGTH.
Tne Great French Remedy.

DELANARRES SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared by GAIiNClEaE & DUPONT, No. II
Rue Lombard Paris, and highly recon-
mended by the entire Medical
Faculty OF France.
A RE y MuST ENERGETIC AND EFF.
"a cient Remedy in cases of Spermatorrhna
or Seminal Weakness Nightly, Daily or Pre-.
mature Emissions; Sexual Weakness or limo
teney: Weakness arising from Secret Habits
and Sexual Excesses; Reldrati0a of the Genial
Organs Weak SpiSe; Lime" or "Brick.dust"
deposits in the C.ine: Milky DISCHARGES "
SC. and all the CHASTITY train of symptoms arts
ing from Ovcruse or Excuses.
A Pamphlet, containing full Particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed IN French. Ger.
man. Spanish and English, accompanies each
box and will be sent by mail Tree OF cost, to any
one who will write for it.
Price, 81 per Box. or six Boxes for 81
ASK FOR DELAM4RRE-S SPECIFIC PILLS
AND TAKE NO OTHERS.
SolI by all the principal Druggists. or will be
sent By mail securely sealed from all obSevrGti0a,
on receipt of tho specified price by any advea
tised Agents or by the sole Proprietors, OSCAR
G.. MOSES & Co, 20 Cortlandt street, New
York.
L. II. LOGAN & CO.,
Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
An Orders BY Nail Promptly Attended,
deeI2
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~ Livery patron OBTAINS watch by this ar
rangement, costing but $40. while IL may hc
weTth $50. No Partially shown.
Messrs. Hill, Porter & Co., , & Dcy street,
New York City. wish to Immediately dispose 81
the above magnificent stock. CertihCatc- nam.
ing the articles are placed In sealed envelopes,
and well mixed. Holders are entitled TO the ar.
ticles named on their certificate upon payment
Of sII whethor'it be a watch worth sTjJ or less.
The return OF any of our certificates entities
you 10 the article psned thereoR. upon payment
irrespective of itswOrtb, and no article valued
less than sln H. named on any certificate Il win at
once be- sesn that this il no LOftsrly bat StyalJh
JOrtpdTd legitimate transaction ohich may BE- par
tieipated in sren by The most tdsidiouS. A single
certificate will b. sent by mail, post paid, upen
receipt Of - cents. FOR e.; ~ for - SO and an
elegant prefsinm fni IS. % and a more Valuable
premium for $40 100 and most superb watch
for els. TOagents or those seeking employment
this il a rare opportunity. 1t Is a legifins'ely
conducted business, Only authorized by the Gov
crnmcEt, aad open 20 the most careful scrutiny.
TRY II. Address HILL, PORTER & Co.
aug&bd 2 q Dey street " Y
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50 CAsSsCONCENTRsTEDLYr

Eli SHSH ~ WV h-N - RIED INE
w Pittsburg.
80 cases Concentrated Lye, Pbilalclph,
1900 lbs Soda Ash
5000 lbs Sal Soda.
At LArGngIN. SHUgkC.
800 kegs Ri Carbonate Soda
$40 lbs Pure Cream Tartar.
500 lbs Calambria Iicorirc
$50 lbs Italian LicOriCc.
At LArGmIS SMmEC.
300 lbs Pepper, in bags.
1000 los Allspice.
500 lbs Cloves.
80 lbs Nutmegs, prime.
At LACUHlN SsIg &CU
5000 lbs Maddrr, very Tine
1890 lbs Extract LogwCpd
1000 lbs Alum.
1900 lbs Blue NitriOl
At LAUGHuN. SIUagyo
1900 lbs Irdigo, Spanish toat.
1000 lbs Indigo, Manila.
1000 lbs Chip Logwooh
s0O lbs Cudbear
At LArcUIN. SAuuSra
20 barrels LuGccd Oh.
- " Tanners Oh
10 Turp-ntinc.
10 No } Llri Oil
Al LAIDWIN. Sv..uGIV
~ tuLtN Iallll llANN'~f AII Lu..s." ~
80 " Sash Brushes
100 Shoe Bru,hr. hagairs
- Horse Brushes
10 busting brushes.
AT lAIDUiIN NgIA -
2OO0 lbs Cement for Fruit J.r'.
~ dozen Fruit Jars
$40 " Jar COThs.
go lbs Ground Mustard.
500 lbs Mace, Race and Jamaica G.--rr
At lArDlUTN SWIM 20
100 boxes Tlummels Essrncr Ionet
~ dozen FlAVoIing Extract.
~ Baking Powders
2Dy Blucing for clothes.
At IAIGTLIN SyUI ( Go
1000 dozen Essences assorted
JJg " RIteman Drops and e lrrs.
1900 Caster and Sweet Oh
$40 4" oil ofGapryiuc-tlc oaly C'l,.n,
septic. IAJnilIN. SNlIH 4 C.,
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Taken Up.
Orphans Aid Festival.

THE SISTERS IN CHARGE OF THE CIR.
i PHANS ut the Asylum in North Wheeling,
respectfully appeal TO the charitably disposed
pu Aic for q liberal patronage at thsiT Festival,
to We held at Washington Hall on Monday and
TaeSda" evenings, December 10th and 18th.
decl2-td
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NariOnaI Bank OF West yir-
Yiprjn

I'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
j HOLDERS of the Bank and election for
Directors will be held at this Banking House on
Tuesday, January 9Th, ISIS, between the hours
Of one and four j. ia
- GIBSON LAMB
declGtd Cashier.
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GREAT WATCH SALE

on THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN
DIVING EVtRY PATRON a
N Handsome and Reliable Watch for the low
price of TEN DOLLARS,
WITHOUT REGARD TO T.fLUE,
AND NOT To BE
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/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
For sale Cheap.

knNE THIRDOF A LOT OF GRoUSp On
~ the north side Of Centre street; eetwos st,
sixth and Seventh streets upon when Is ST..
ed q snug frame cottage, containing mr. M.
and kitchen, together with 2 good S es5laF;N
Apply TO Thus ~ gsnt
decl6 lSe'i. Is'A'o =
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Life is Warm! Death is GOldI
Chronic Diseases, FEMME
Complaints, Consumption,
Liver COmp!ainiN

Medical and Consulting Eoows, We. C4'
Icli0rI BuiidiEg, N0HrOr hrtf
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prAan b supEaYIspas.

A short Session aud n Lively Ono.
This Beard convened yesterday a. noon, pursuant 10
adjournment, and 10 very few ninutes managed 10
dsposs Of several docamants Of genera public i'm
poraacc chiefly relating The remission Of taxes
ucousy assessed. The resolution ald over from tho
previous meeting donating $500 each 10 tro OF the
cerka and $3.50 70 each OF the other clerks in the
was adopted directing the Comptroller 10 pay 10 the
widow OF Conrad swackhammor the amount OF SALARY
accrung for November 10 the once or Deputy Tar lon.
missioner, held by her husband NJ tho time or his de-
mise. The business was rushed through, M usual,
under the workings Of the maxim 'sienco gives con-
sent and thcn the cleared for ssccrst
sion." The members lighted their CIGARS settled IN
their chairs amused themselves BY shooting NJ the
splttoon whio clerk stood outside The door prevent
any persons entering the The subject under dis
cussion was Ia oil probability tho appointment Of some
particular satellites Of the ring 70 the positions Of Tar
supreme Court against the Commissioners 81 present
acting under tho appointment Of Governor Fsaioa.
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Tm PAssKxcsRs OF THE RAIEI0L. The steamshp Man
haitian, from Charleston. arrived here last evening.
bringing thu following passengers. officers and Of
tho steamship Raleigh, burned or that pon:--capain
w. Bartlett css ocsr Gordon S Youes sscons
officer; ". Boyd, John Mcdonald Patrick Harrington,
James Penned, Eugene Elis Michael Gibbons. Thomas
TAmASY HALL GENERAL Cosrnrrrx-rhs closing
meeting OF tho General Committee OF Tammany Hall
for the year Of grace 1887 held last evening at
Masonic Hall. The regular Chairman, william NJ.
Tweed, presided, and there q arre attendance OF
tho members present After The disposal OF The usual
routine business, receiving the reports Of the various
cnmit,ces, call adopted for primary elecfl0n to
DO held this evening, between the hours OF SIX and
seven, VA the several wards Tor General tommlltce
Young Mems General COMMITTEES and Ward Committees
for tha year 1865 with difference In their orgaaiEs
ton OF an addition IA most Of tho wards Of three
bers, wien vote Of thanks 70 The chairman aud
secretaries was moved and adopted, a1a the meeting
adjourned me dtc The new committee viii meet on
Thursday evening, January z, A. lasamany Hall, Tor
population
inc Recruiting BurSEss.--rn consequence OF tho 70.
cent order promulgated By General Grant, which eie-
waited tho standard and Otherwise rendered adni sion
into regular matter of greater difficulty man
hereio.oro. recruiting has been practically stopped
There but four recruiting stations In The city,
and at these but few recruits arc received, though tic
number Of applicants IS more than equal 90 tho demand
or Tue There Is ~ 10 doubt that Uacla Sam
OBTAIN much human food for powder ss lie may
require, even though The settlement Of the Alabama
ciaitas may be entrusted 20 the "0oys 10 blue"
TIE DEPARTMENT or EAsr.--Is Ia believed that
during General Meadcs temporary soonrn In the South
Of the military commanders, tho command Of
this Department viii DO entrusted to General Thomss W.
Sherman GENERAL Meade however. Is expected TO 70
turn again 70 his Old posi- In very short time.
rEw YElR's DAy raE --Superiutendcn
Kennedy has issued General Order No. 522 ordering the
whole police foreo 70 DO on duty tomorrow fNcw
Years Dayh and the Captains to take such inca.
may deem necessary and sufficient TO pro-
serve The peace Of your prceinct" there s no anbl-
guilty about this order, al all young men who 70
New Years Day and happen 70 put thsmsevss outside
Of too much whsksy will md 70 their extreme comfort
especially when they wake up At early hour the
"a Of January IN time 70 admire tho whtswashsd wals
OF the station house cells without ths dsoepon VI gas
light, s~ <s4t y,-+f>
THs Rrcxsr Dam Ar rns rorrrsxxrn. Psrcscs
srAnoS Coroner wndey yesterday concluded the h.
quisltion In tho Of julius LadH The man Who was
found dssd In cell d the spring street police station
The svidsacs went 10 show thss deceased was found
lying the pavement BY m ofAcsr, who took him 70
the station house. whore be was oemnttsa 70 sei He
~ l.lpA - ~ ishfxiss nssssnss - . ~
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NEW JERSEY.


Jersey city.
TnR LATE ruopoAr EXPLOSION. inquest In The case
or the explosion OF The tugboat un whereby the re
mar samuel Chamberlain lost bis life, was concluded
by Coroner Warren last evening The principal evidence
elected the opinion Of man named " Bfien, re-
garding the condition Or the boiler, pat the jury, ID
their verdict, stated that the csuss Of hc explosion
sti myslsry. The iugboas Wa raised yesterday
morning.
H0b0keB. $500
SAXON FANS ovrsnoAxp = Yesterday morning
sailor named Crsddock while In the sct Of boarding his
vessel Tying al the dock sdjonHs the ferry fell over
board and bat for the efforts Of some Of the crev be
would have been drowned. A. II was, he vas insen-
sole wnss drawn oub and nov LIES u - kAry's Hos
ptaL
SLAMMED N r.Aom Brn SALOON. disputs occur.
Ing In lager bssr saloon In West Hcboken between
Tisnry James ana Stephen o'csnkI'n the former IN.
actsd dangerous woand upon the hrces Of the iatsy
Jamss vas yesterday anssted IN New YORK By omcef
Waah sad win be removed rsquisiton Of The Cow
ernor of Nsr JoBu V ~ ait ne resut q oCoakins
,- Newark.
In Asxnokca EugruU q ~ In ~ oovj
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


This Board convened yesterday afternoon pursuant to
adjournment and had short and comparatively unn.
teresng scsssn The annual report Of tho Corporation
Attorney received ordered TO be printed. aud laid
over. report was received from the Public AdmnIs
traitor setting forth the cs Of instituted by that
official.
Alderman McGIsSs presented . resolution directing
the Comptroller draw warrant favor OF William
A. Herring. Of the CLERKS In tho Comproler's Office
for 81, 800 for "cxtra' Services.
resolution alss presented donating $500 to
George w Roome for ssextra" services and refresh
inents furnished the Common Council during the year
1861 Some further business rushed through
aud the Board adjourned 10 Thursday next r. NJ
Spectators and outsiders LETT the chamber, while tho
members Of the Board remained TO parlako Of rofrosh-
meats and extra services
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the Sixth district Ia lieu Of Tbon,Asy Hall, resigned
The matter was referred To- the sppsopae committees
subsequently, reported on f.soraoly saoscceptsd BY
A very spicy AND pertinent letter hon Com.
missioner Weir Roosevelt on his reslremen. Nom the
Board read. and, motion, entered a. lcnsA on
4 series or resolutions adopted BY the Eclectic Mon
ica Society at ato meeting regarding the VAGINA
OF the children attending he pubic schools VAS road
These resolutions have already been fully pnbshed IN
the principal papers They recommend chiefly that the
parents guardians OF the pips should DO the only
persons TO direct the vaccination OF the children The
communication was on notion annexed 20 and made
part Of The report OF the committee having charge Of
the subject OF vaccination In the schools
The report OF the Finance Committee for the year
ending to-day, presented 70 the Board a. this time,
shows the following totals
Total receipts w ~
IotA 20 10y
Balance In favor OF the Board ............ 65.si0
BY resolution unanimously adopted the salaries Of
tho Second Book Clerk Clerk to the superintendent
and Messenger to the Board recognzancs OF faithful
and efficient srviccs advanced-tbat OF the nrst
mentioned TO $780, tho second 70 5000, and the third
The report or the special committee appointed
fer with tho officers Of tho Board OF Health in regard to
presented, together with statement by Dr. Caraocnan
on the subject OF vaccination and resolution prescribing
ployed n any Of the public schools who DOT bssu
vaccinated that every principal shall require evidence
o. the vaccination q every pupil and teschsr ana shan
lively discussion but was finally laid osor and ordered
TO be printed.
lengthy communication regarding the expenditures
connected with the public schools Of the city
ceved from tho Citizens Association, laid ovsr ant
ordered to be printed
BY resolution the study Of the "metrca system"
ordered the pupils Of the third grade and the review Of
the system by those Of the 1rst and second grades
primary school for colored children, In pursuance OF
motion unanimously carried, u 70 bs established u
l53 Stanton street.
Votes Of thanks and complimentary speeches to the
retiring members Of tho Board, and appropriate replies
BY tho gentlemen complimsnted. bscame Tho order Of
the day. vote Of thanks to Mr.. Bosss the efficient
aud obligng clerk, UNANIMOUSLY adopted: sftsr
which the Board adjourned rine die.
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txt - exHstia&aJu eAew "a that his skull had been
N*4tf ffa<+4fet 70 sea nee corid be procured 10
~ Nte W.T. afRrteg0 received, but doubtless Is
AZ faf f~Ssit cf t.st me jury took this view OF
ts f%se 1ne ya--- mat effect was rendered. De-
lssu was thirty i've years Of age native Of France
aud lived a. No. II Mott street. .1
FIRs N wAsnnoros SrREfr- Shortly before three
o'clock yesterday morning re originated In the board
ing house ass Washington stree. owned BY John At
we'll but from what cause is at present unknown A
number Of me occupants Of the house made their escape
Their nightclohes The building was two story and
attic frame, with brick 'front.' tnd shortly after tho ire
originated the noor joisl foil Ia. A fireman named
Thomas McCarty, member OF No. "a engine badly
injured by falling from . ladder AIR. Alwen estimates
his loss AZ about S. 000 including about 400 money
and gold watch. Hs 70 insured for 1000 in the Pa
clue and 500 IN tho Peoples Insurance Companies
Tne roofs OF lS7 and 4S3, which uloccupcd were
considerably damaged No. 4sl - occupied by Daniel
Kelley a. boarding. house, damage by water about
$500; insured for 5000. All the buildings owned
BY tie Stewart estate. Tho loss will be about 81 O00
Each building u insured for 81, 600.
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paacEEnAss BEfpii REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY

before II. w. Allen.
n ne Nafr If Nm. w. Holrkins -Ths Register has
made order thas order 10 show Why bAnkrupts
application for 1na discharge should not be granted II
tsturnaDle on the 2ist January, 1868.
Bankruptcy and grained certificate OF protection First
meeting Of creditors lake place the 10th January
IN the Mater Of Eliis Joseph -Examnation OF bank.
eupt continued ION 9Th nst and adjourned 70 the 9th
January. 1868, atone P. H.
N Es Aoler or James D. Ray-Examinalion OF
tAnkrupcy adjourned 10 January 2, 1865. at twelve NJ
AZ 1e Aater q i'ara@h r H. StewayG Order 70
show Cause Why bankrupt should receive his nnai
flscharge, re.arnabe on the 23d January. 1865, 1t
! IN tAe Ml1-- Of ya~s. = Bosn Register executed
eszisnmens Of osnxrrpls John ssdgwiok, the
n Me Matter Of Caroline Marks-rirst meeting OF
creditors dxed for the 10th Of January, 1865, at
Before Mr. Edgar Ketchum-
N tAs Matter 81 John r. Holcom and George r. HoL.
esah- Made Adjudication Of bankruptcy; warrant 70.
earnable January "a 1888, At twelve NJ
I" 70 crsaor. o. e %
Register appoints John sedgwick as assignee OF bank
" h ne Ma,ter Of Spencer D. schuy11-Made adjudica
Bon Of bankruptcy, and issued warrant Teturnahle
January "A, 1868. at twelve n.
Be ore Ar. I. + Williams.
! IN The Matter Of 8. Al. n. Levy.-Adjourned ex-
fninaton 70 January 9, 1885, At one r. ".
IN The Ao,tcr # atrick AcCee Held nrs meeting Of
ereditors. Frederick A. Potts, ITO Broadway, New
York, elected assignee by creditors
IN tie Mater Of ceoige v House-Passcd the last
appointment had not been duly advertised Register do.
ilAyed certificate Of ormity.
In the Matter of G. aries A. Ststson -On the 2lst OF
January, 1868, N eleven O'Clock A. NJ, hearing will
DO bad before tho Register upon the bankrups petition
for discharge fro j us debts.
! IN 0c satfr of J7n III. Aldricha Warrant return.
Nolo January 70, AooS. at two p. NJ
An ne Matter Of Ed9ar A. Brsh.-Hed nrst meeting
Of creditors John stdgw.cx appointed assignee BY
Register.
Before Mr.. ]. +. Dwight.
4 IN tie Adstr Of Sidney b. Locke Register certified
Mat the bankrupt tad compiled with the requirements
of the Ian and passed dual examip tfion
Before s-r. Isaac Dayton,
Y IN the Mater If William A. Goodman and Mnver n
vy-Graned rrotecion 10 each OF the petitioners and
issued certhcasei OF tne same
" In he Mater OF No e. 6,obru and Is1oe BurJgmm -
ade adjudication OF bankruptcy Of each OF the
prs and granted certificates OF protection Warrant ro
eurnAbls January IA, 1868, At twelve n.
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SUPREME csuaT-esgEzu TENN.
The Legni Tender Act Considered By the
Conrts-fmportant Decisios.
~ Darora Iudras leounra. clerko and Wcf~s

- Before Judges Leonard, Clerko aud Wellcs.
The Bank Of ~ Commonwealth, appssans "a Jasper
Van Veck It al. Ecpgn4ens.--Thls appeal from
aiadsneat rendered at tho Circuit argued before tue
Juno term Of this court, AMI Involves important
oueoa regarding tho construction o. the Legal Tender
act, and which has before been passed upon
BY the courts. The following opinion vas rendered
yesterday b. Judge Cerke, Judge Necs dissenting
Igrst-ho Judge has round a. raatier OF fact that
fhe pa ns I0suel 70 the TO arlaais $1,000 Va gold,
that the de oAUsns agreed repay this loan gold,
and thai they have repeatedly since lba PROMISED
TO goid TO at mt but shat they have never
teue Does The act oi Congress commonly called
lna Legal lender acA apply " tns traasacuonf IN
IN Obligation contained 10 mortgage, executed
sehe lo1h OF December, 1851, That thu mortgagors
would Iay y 400 on ne ~ Of January, 1881, IN
biaics,' may be satisfied In UEited stases legal
FENDER notes, TIE ftantec Of tho mofigaged properly
bavinE rendered 70 the defendant the lJsh OF Jaa
parry. 1855, in payment Of the mortgage United States
Treasury notes Of al equivalent denomination. when
sue mereagc "a thst case was executed sold and silver
Constituted the legal currency ami the only legal cur
tency OF the United sta.es; aud would been
Pdered most nsircus and chinercsl idea A. that
be substituted IA their plaus BY the National Lerisis
purc. That, Indeed wire calamity deemed de-
noIailzng 10 scrsAn'zIng 20 fatal 70 financial and
tespsiripg would not venture 20 predict u Bat this
calamity has fallen upon US; and While sold silver
lhsa alone constituted tho currency Of the Unised
ktass Treasury alone constitute L. ana alone
Constituted whoa the tender made In the Of
Eodss vs. Bronson. The obiSation In that case sas,
p sact pay 'ln lawful money Of the United Statssn
Pie words sin gold silver coin" being deemed nero
xnrplsgs The glst Of the promise vas that ths debs
ynoud satised wiih haeser nis BE- hwful meney
% tas United Sa'os q. tho time u should become
payable. By the scts OF Congress passed the 25tn
February ana ll1h July 1893 United State: Treasury
Eetss were 10 declared 10 be the cny lawful
,sd such for VIA, had ever been before ssss shs
VDHn- = ~ fsasrsA ss.svssaaA ylGsrdel q "
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Moro Of the :" Black Crooh.n

MORO OF inc - BUICK CFOOH.V
John Dc Fol ct al. Aaousa Soiike It al-This case.
which adjourned from Saturday, Oh this morn.
ing before Judge Jones' 1t n motion dissolve the
injunction previously granted restraining tho eendant
from dancing at Niblos The motion was grounded ON
q anlasit by the defendant, In which she AYERS
that she duly performed all tho siipuaton OF the
tract her part that the plaintiffs have not raid
her Their Tor She further alleges that the plaintiffs
nsolyent and tina; there due her the Of $500
she denies that the other defendants induced her
leave the plaintiff establishment Under all the CIR
contends that she lawfully been released
from her contract
Mr. II. horange resisted the motion, aud read a
len .thy affidavit from John DE Pol doaying all tho
alterations contained In the defendants statement
Tho Court reserved jud xmenG
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the closing meeting Of shis Board fss The ysu 1881
was hsd yesterday evening a. tho hal q the Board Of
Education, orasd sssss corner q Elm. and, although
the session ussr Than shs sssxsns Of ths Board
generally are was rnavked BY spssit Of ssntlemanl
nsse and decorum pesotly rsfrsAsing whea eompArs6
with meetings Of The local boards n the City Hall
After the trsnsact0n 81 soms unmportAnt routine
oosinse communicated fren NE kaycr was red, n