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New York gold and STOCK Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK. Lee. 10.
The strIngency in the money market
was very severe during the forenoon. aud,
q so, well into the afternoon the demand
was active on call rates at per cent. gold,
as well as l-32 per cent. tOmm1 sslon in adj
ditlOu to the legal rate in gold, aud I-32,
l-IG and x per cent. in ADDITION to the cur
rency rate. On The stock Exchange at one
time there was difference OF Il aud 4 per
cent between cash and regular, and L and
u per cent. between cash and buyers
thirty days. These high rates induced
some of the SbyiOcks to hold their money
for still greater shares, but towards three
o clock the demand l. ssghed, and tie mar
ket was q little easier.
1ERLIHG-Bu!l at 91&G9%.
GOLD -FiTmer; opened at 1857; declined
to l:sj; adVs need to 1876, under warlIke pri-
vate kilograms from Europe, and closed at
1924.
GOvERNSIENTs Market heavy. Cou-
poos of 'sl, II4149ll412; do. '62, lI01z9llt5s
do. 'G4, l0jAGel0619; do. 80, 1919 gI071$; do.
HOG ,01S ; 10 DOS, l05Gl051z.
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MEMPHIS.
Number of Deaths During the Past
week.

MEMPHIS, December 20. - There
were thirty-three deaths during the
past week.
Jasper G.. Griffin, a well known
banker and cotton merchant, died
suddenly this morning.
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DON7T INTEND
CARD.=LOnk HArnl

rvgHE HOUSE AT FRENCFT LICK
3 SPRINGS Is now fitted up with COM
Portable rooms for those Wishing to avail
themselves of the use of these waters
which are very efiicacious in Winter for
DysPeptics.
DIR Ryan has associated Mr. e. Thicker
with him, in place of Adams, IemoVed
For further particulars address
RYAN & 1UCKER
French Lick Springs.
dell dim Indiana.
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Rev F0rk Dry GOODS Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRR. Dec lg
DRY GoODS-Tha market for wOOlens is
rather quiet, yet the prices for SEASONAL
styles ar well maintained. while unsea-
sOnabie can be bought at the same cOnces-
sion In price. Balmoral skirts of certain
makes are being closed out at lower fig-
ures. Barns's A and ID are reduced to ISIdc
aud to lie. The market for cotton
goods is buOyant, with fair inquiry for
medium and low grades of bleacned and
unbleached muslins and printed oalicoes
Atlantic A sheetings have advanced to
l6c; III do, 151Sc; Pacific III, l5c: Atlantic
II, lSc; do V. I3Ic; do. n, 1Oc; Pacific L,
fine sheetings, I39l31a; PacOsset X, I21zc; /;
Laconia -, l2zsc; Nashua o, I3c; Massa'
Il, re; and fremont e, l015c; Amoskeag A
A bleached muslins, l51ac; Androseoggin, !,
l615c; Fruit of the Loom, 17Gl71zc: Ions
dale. I6159l7c; Maxwell, 2l42l15c; Pepper
ell ga sheetings sell at, 471595Oc; prints,
12139l3c for all popular makes, while Mer-
Timac ID aEd COcheso bring I3JLc readiIV
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Terrible Sacrifice

In order to make room for Spring Wear.
A complete stock OF Domestic Goods of
every popular brand, ana at the lowest
prices, can always be found at Schapker,
Bussing & CO.. Nos 47 and 40 Main Street.
In short, they have everything 10 make
the "outer" appearance
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DRY GOODS.
From our Extra

Inducements now offered In our Millin cry
Department, our friends and customers
win be convinced that we intend to make
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-21
Great Destruction

To ugliness, by selling Bonnets and Hats,
or Miss Bellam will make them to order
in an uuexcelIed style at a price never be-
fore done. AS
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OfLife

Beautiful and agreeable, all OF which will
be sold as cheap as they can be found any
where. ldel2
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Congressional Proceedings
EUROP E.
By Atlantic Telegraph.

The RumOF of the Sinking OF the
Great steamer ErOsiS not Confirm
rJ-NeWs fPOm COnstantinODle-
Tke Turkish Admiral TO Await or.
daFs from His GOVernment-The
Papers Urge the Great Powers &c
Make Final RemOnstrance with
Greece and Prevent War-Lalrd
Publishes His Correspondence with
ReYerdy Johnson.
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LIVERPOOL, Dec. I9.
CoTTON-F irmer: middling upIands at
103s9l0Ad or he spot, and lOI%d to arrive
Or cans at lO5S99IId: sales of Is U00 bales.
BREADSTUFFS - Unchanged; wheat. red
Western, IS led; flour 26s 6d; corn 38s 9dg
3sls.
PRovISIoKS-Pork Sos; beef loss; lard 68s.
cheese 69s and buoyant; bacon 54s Sd.
PRODUCE-SpiriTs of petroleum I'd, and
refined Is I'd; taIloW 4Ss.
Petroleum sold at Antwerp for 559551Sf.
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Dead

Low at 80 cents per yard. French Shifting
and Dress FIanneIs only 60 cents. Under
shirts and Drawers in great variety. The
best and cheapest Blankets ever sold I'm
this city. An endless variety of Shawls
and Dress Goods. Onr large stock of
Cloths and Cassim eres we will close out
at
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Hsavy Wind at Chicago.
Building Statistics of Saint
Louis.

Arrival of the Congression-
al Committee at New
York---The Election
Frauds to be In
Vestigated.
Bank Robbed of $4,000.
Insurrection in Havana.
Encounter with the Spanish
Troops.
Affairs in the Indian COun-
try.
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European Market

European Market.
By Cable.l LONDON, Dec. I9-Eve.
CONSOLS-921E.
BoNDs- -2Os, 7414; /; Erie, 2g15; Illinois Cen
tral, 9J5s.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 10.
ROEnG-ZSZ
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wAsHINeToE oo-prEaAfIvE IAssocI ALTON
The ASSOC! alton met on Mo4isy evening in Wood
i ss,~sse Esa 4. a.. os. Ten
By the secretary, the board Of directors made
report for the quarter endfg Dec, al 1851 A. fol-
70 ~ s,r, :, a. R%as; sss" ss !ss q e.
GssTIss... In .abnitteg ~. nr.t quarterly
eistion, as shown By the books Of The treasurer
During period or two months and half the
large sum Of, In round numbers, 1ia,Ooo. =
This extensive business has all been done upon
a working capital Of less than u 400, necessi-
tating the continual turning over Of the money,
which has been done no less than nine times
since our nrst opening. 0.l-.
Ing the business. The purchaser is obliged to
buy ID small quantities, and At prices far above
when he has no chance TO take advantage OF the
market. The staple articles, such as have but
small margin 70, Proat, even when bought under
cles We are forced to ksepin greater quantities
than Of any other, can be bought under eIisting
ms sss only sSs 9 ,. HSS
them much below outside parties.
Your board are convinced that IL the assooia.
y win ss s M sns ss The same ea
would be much greater and our Chances for
tho prices OF groceries throughout the city would
be very much increased.
osossT 70 s .nd n Ne %
Tor the month just closed up to y23s. -.
peeenSsr a. shown By the sooG. or the tres.
urer, were t5ooi our sales for that month
amounted to ss,s21 80, upon which, II We place q
Of receipts over expenditures sH4~
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CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge oiin.-Thc time of
the Court yesterdsy was occupied as follows: D.,
Ave years, last week, and who then made murder.
ous assault upon the boy Kinsey. was again placed
a. the bar Of the Court to be tried on several other In
The ar.t Of these charges was stealing coat from
Richard b. Travis. II was proved that McCawley
brought coat 70 boy named Craig, tinsmith APP
prentice in the First ward rnd that Craig carried the
RSSS, va between Hecs~' the boy
:Afsr come pre..iPs On the part Of the court tho
witness gave the As the names Of boys who
we're frequsnty met By McCswley and himselfs t La
fayetts sauarc Theg .ys nothing to criminate any
Ing Of further information The following are the
names given by the witness: George Henslcy, John
Kelley, Geo. Guest, A. Baldwin, Thomas Adams,
and James Corbiu, There was some conflict Of tes-
tmony as 70 the identity Of the coat which was pro-
M. Adams addressed lengthy argumsn, to the Jury
on behalf Of the sccuscd and Mr. Darlington replied
Judge DIN charged the jury that IL they believed
that MeCawley took the coat, sent boy to do ~ he
himself remaining withln supporting dstanse, they
undue weight should be gven % the fact that there
was some discrepancy In the testimony as to the idon
ejury having retired found the accused guilty Of
pGc w ysas ss are sHas hi, with
intent 20 kill Thomas Kinsley In court last week.
Mr. Adams, for the defence, examined the Jurors as
they called, % to their forming opinion on
tho case, and upon Affirmative answer, challenged
all for cause or peremptorily except Mr.. Augustus
Anew panel was ordered. and tho Court adjourned
until this morning.
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Ao.,, ..ne.Av .-cfIFour ,e.der,
aonhtIa.s sarcoliact IN. cjrcnmitsnce af a man
~ MA recoss "a t.s othnss 1ahh,n.
i.sn. aahnss3snt Hasm Exn,s.s tomns,v ~ az
Ion. We Va. about thfcc wears since. Of the
sum OF ss,co Tns .nrsc wsre srlss rs, soon
sNrwnru.' e1hhvIJ,sa nuI W s pton N n
.ne Ja,. ~ Mneenns' "e' w. 'or "" VI
seven years each, n, s.,,.a, .,on, tonr,.
emAineu rpuu s~,N r.stsnn
mppnts whsn ~ cy - ss2' wss IL ann
o.nsrs' NM sl.o1t.sJt ~ s.,teo,,tSs.
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AMUsUMrHTs,

NATIONAL THxArnH.2The sensational play,
''Ths Lottery Of Life" was again presented last
nisht, Mr.. BrouGhAn In the character Of the
swsil, which, Of course, he ana wen. The Getting
Of M. Sheridan, In the double character OF the
oid Jew End Aisraft, exhibited the power Of
idsntifyins hiuseif with the part hs Astunss 10
grsst advantage. Mr.. Foster, MI LAnb, Mr.
Afisn and Mr.. Parker wsfs sxesIisnt N their
parts, and Mrs. Grafton, ~ Miss Tsrtss showed
something Of the setd necessary for thst part.
Mrs. Barrett sustained character which does
not AFFORD much scope for agreeable acting, but
shs made a. much Of such part, evidsntiy re-
pulsive 70 her, ~ the audience could reasonably
desise. The sssaes are well got upg the concert
saloon 10, perhsps too faithful picture, and the
performance In that psrentheticai, heatri-
GAL. scene might be curtailed with advantaEs to
the piece. Taken altogether, the piece passed of
very well, and delighted the crowded house
present. Tomorrow night there will be another
chance In the Lottery, ~ S.,yr u. .t.l
MIS- Jsrpr BUSES Cososnr last night at
Metaerott Han was brilliant suecsssi The su-
dienss vas fsshionable one, and tbs artists was
received With every characterization OF hearty Ap-
piauss. The aria from the aMagio fiuts' was
rsndersd In such manner a TO stamp hsr ~ an
artistic such ss.has seldom visited our city. The
applause that crested her on the rendition or
sash vocal gan was something that would warm
the heart Of an snchofite and did gssst credit to
the musical taste Of her audience. jos. Her.
maans sang with great spirit apm anoat," which
was received with great enthuslasm. N. Pos
nanski, the renowned violinist, rendered with
great taste and pathos the Fantaaia, from Anna
Bolsas. Miss Jenny Busk has wellsehooled
voice, Of great compass and power, and we hazard
nothing In saying that she has no superior In
America. The next concert win be given at
Ia IA ul.l.t D.
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OryIcE CuIEv CoNMIssARr on sunsIsrEsor,

FoRr LRAvEswoITa, KANSAS, Jan. o,isss.''
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, subject to the usual
sH' Sss S9i
nishing
100, 900 pounds Of Double Extra FLOUR TALL Wheat
90, 900 pounds Of BACON, clear sides
Tho Flour to be equal 10 sample In this Office; of
same quality Of flouf which has passed st. Louis in
spsetLon Bids will state the price At which tho Flour
The Bacon to DO thoroughly smoked, city trimmed,
and packed in strong, new single gunnies Containing
about one hundred pOundR each,
Proposals shopld stAe the prices at which the stores
will be delivered at this place and at the Railroad
+. X. W., &. d. ~,
contractor. NJ r. MORGAN.
jAlt2t
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HEw Yong, Jan I-Soon. SUGAR arm, .sroc.ry
sn S ee9 pouI PS cute, h sSa i s,sssy
Southern sliASis boasls7s Wheat quist and sisad
ri j. Ssysrss Gar. G nuis, and Ss
senis, Rye steady G7s Fork Dl IN isasaaS. ~
troledm quiet and steady; iO'.aiIaa cents Gold
BALIIsoss, ysn. 4 The market for aour Is very
~ sds s hssr p
s,sss a9 a ss have made siiSh Rye
"A: 4 \ S SSS u VIZ v vi ~ s'' Chop ;.
:. H 4 e isLnwe SSo'' the range " a1so
vss * TS.r. U @srs
.ss: = .ss ' iss asf iss
fsssssd P sss From & e SI s sislss
CornmRsoePtsb 8. loi bu. white. and I,76 bu yel-
o%s cs. prn. va. sne nsSs
cred Yellow and Western mixed corn were active At
eatse-Reesipts !. 100 bu. Make, dull sale. 500 b.
.,fets.-s.lo.., yesterday Of 900 bags, Rio per
following ioi. from second hs1a. 10 Bags Il i7.ets sue
'ns l rs. a Rs. FL sT;y ss =,
And y cent. fYT clear ribs Hams siesdy Al isS
ana sT sa for .Ssu ss,. az. ssi
pS@ios cents for Sides Hsss pork ia arm Il "a 500
ssa .s ~ ;as 81 80
tofors 1s'<@Bh cents for steam and kettle-ren-
ssoers Tho market is steady but eaiet, Sales 81
Sn ss hsn. ss e; sScs . q. q.
Es5;s 81: ss Ssn
New oilsan. itSiiS cents for Ar 70 prime.
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LOCAL ITEMS,

TEE QUESTION SETTLED. Those eminent men, Dr.
James Clark. physieian to Queen vietoria, and Dr.
Hughes Bennett. say that consumption can be cured.
DR.. wistar know this when he discovered his now
widely known Balsam Of wild Cherry. and exps.
rience has proved the correctness Of his opinion
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The large stock OF men and boys, ready-made
clothing Tor winter wear now offered at New
York Wholesale prices by Mesars. Stephens 4
Co., .sl0l Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, should attract the attention
Of purchasers generally, AZ they offer every va
riefy Of fashionable clothing suitable for gentle
men and boys IN every station In LIE. Give
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The ORIGINAL FRASc, tho Cheapest Man In this
city Good Merno Undershirts and Drawers, Scents,
80 cents, % cents. rs cents, 90 cents, and a. Good
White Shirts from 90 cents up. Good Paper Collars,
10 cents per box or three boxes for Is cents Imitation
Linen Collars. two boxes for % cents Best shaks-
peare Collars, % cents a box Best Gray's Collars,
Is cents q box, tnote, De Gray's) Good Cotton
Socks, cents pair, at Francis Popular Gents Fur
nishins Store, % Seventh street. between and z,
four doors above Odd Fellows Hall nj
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order was entered yesterday;
kobb VS. Kobb. Orders pro conJesso against de.
Brown.
Hollidge VS.. Hollidge ct al, Order appointing
Comissionert to make partition.
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Tuesddy, January II, 1856, Mo S. John K Rlgeo's
administrator, pantf In error, vs. oliver Lowell
Hughe Of counsel for the defendant In error and con-
cl9ded BY MT Carlisle, for tho plaintiff In error.
No 2S The United States, plaintiff, VS., Julius
?. Hartyeli Thu. argument o. this cause was com
plaintiffs. "
Adjourned until "a. morrow morning At II q, elock
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PHRESoLoaisrs aver that some are deficient in the
faculty OF remembering numbers, but whore Interest
prompts natural defects may be overcome, and We
think II 10 the interest Of all to remember that nj
Seventh street, gentleman get fashionable Hat
ora good pair OF Boots very reasonable terms Our
stock Of Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes is varied and
complete. Come and US, and don forget the nun.
Der, os Seventh street. opposite Inteligencer build
ing. j. T. PETTY CO. ..."'. VI. 76e
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. iN CHAxBzHs-Jud0e Wyiie. -Bauman VS. Jones L
Selham, trustees Injunction bill to restrain the de-
fendants from selling prsperty under deed Of trust
4 u. Adams and J. L. Williams. for complainant,
Leave to amend BILL and continued until Satur.
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DEAD DRusK.-A man named william NJ. s,
Hopkins was found lying In the snow, dead drunk,
last evening, and was carried to the station OF
the Third ward by 0fioers Madigan and Hughes,
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We would call the attention Of our readers to
the fine assortment of gentlemen's dress shirts,
silk and merino undergarments, white and col
ored kid and other gloves to be had Of Messrs.
Stephens Il Co., No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets,
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No LIcEssK.-J. r. SehwaIz was taken before
Justice CLARK yesterday, By omesr Columbus, Of
the Third ward, charged with selling liquor With
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BARSuh Manufactured mermaids and other hum.
bugs to deceive tho people, but our H. 80 Calf Boots
for gentlemen Is NO myth; and " Boot Is genuine
article made to our own order. Of superior calf skin
We have full line Of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cans
for gentlemen and boys at SIS Seventh street opposite
Intelliseneer Building J. T. PETTY co. 90
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MISS JENNY Dusk,
THE HIGHLY CELEBRATED
AHERICAN PRtMA DONNA
Pronounced BY the New York journals as tho
NHHaE e. GREATEST Artistic
that has boon in this country for many years,
WILL APPEAR IN
TWO GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
- Az CONCERTS,
.. ca H. AT MEfzRR0TT HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY II.
THURSDAY ENESIN0, JANUARY II,
. r - Assisted BY
HERR JOSEPH HERMANNs,
90. Tho great Basso.
tLate Of the Grand German opera,)
MR.. J. d. POZNAysKI
The Eminent Polish violinist.
a. PRICES OF ADMISSION.
oooufou %
The Diagram will be opened to the public on Mon
Music Store,
The Grand Piano to be used on the occasion Is from
the celebrated factory Of stsinway Sons. jal0.I
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CIncvrr CouRr-Jud9e Wylie.-This court was
sisi psinsssy ", Beiuyf judgment against gar.

CrncuIr CouRr-Judse Wylie-This court was
sIsf Psips.sS "A Isiuyf. judgment against gar.
nishee, H. Heljilbert. =. II ~ r.
y, the court resumed the ease q csrroll's hors vs.
Mr.. Buchanan addressed the court In support Of
the Instructions prayed for by tho defendants. He
contended that the allegation Of trespAss with con
ttnuando was not, had been urged yesterday, the
allegation Of continuing trespass, but joinder Of
remedies for successive trespasses and that as the
statute Of limitations barred claim for trespass pre-
yious 70 three ago, the action has its origin at
anything to show that the possession Is wrongful.
Actual entry Is needed to sustain this action the
court thought notj nor could punitive damages be
found this form Of the action being confined to the
recovery of the actual damages suffered.
. Mr.. Phillips responded, combating upon principle
and authority the positions Of Mr.. buchanan. The
plaintiff could not bring this action until he had pos
session, and then only the statute began to run.
The Court instructed the jury that when there was
opposing possession Of the lot the owne rshp car
ried with q possession amply sufficient to give
right to bring this action that the Jury was not con
nod In hxins damages 70 tho actual rent OF the land
stances Of the case but no injuries could be eonsd
cred except such as arose since the nth Of June 1884,
three years previous to bringing this action.
The case was then given TO the Jury and argued By
hnan for defendant Mr. Merrlck will follow this
morning Adjourned.
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NATIONAL THEATRB.
To,sIoHT, AND EVERY EVENING

Mr.. JOHN BR0UQHAM
In his new Local aud Spectacular Play In Ave acts,
lee, Panorama % Men and Of the Present bay
~ H6 1Iisif 'e " if fP''ea the
Now pressn,ed 70 the public Of Washington IN style
scenery, By Mr. James Lamb Intricate Mechanical
Easets, By Messr. Kelly and qI9ss; New Properties
ants; Calcium Lights and Gas futures, by Mr. Lock
bead Go, The Music under the Baton Of Prof Rosen
ate direction Of the Author, John Bropgham. ESQ.
In order 10 give scd to the Concert Saloon Scene,
Celebrity, M. KPH HORN. the xefnowlsd sed Head
Of the Minstrel PIofession. also, with Mr.. James
Boyle. Cloggist, MiSs Annie st. Clair, DAnsuese;
Master Marlin the Jig Prodigy. jalS.i
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LioUoR CXsE.-OfficeF Mullins, OF the Third
ward, arrested Alois Mueller yesterday, charged
In one case he was fined so, and the other case
was dismissed,
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BANK DIRRcToRs ELEcTED.-Yesterday an
election Of directors by the stockholders Of the
Metropolitan Bank was held, resulting In favor
Of Geo Parker, w. b. Todd, VIM. orms, Thomas
d, Blake, J. W. Thompson, and John Httl
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ORPHANs' CoURT-Judge Purcell
session was occupied as follows:
LAST WILLS.
The last will Of John Graham, made March a. WAS
fully proved testator leaves his wife his real
estate, Ia house In Philadelphia, and mAkos her his
executrix.
I LErrERs TEsrAMkHrARY.
Catherine Callan qualified as administering Of Pat
rick Callan, giving bond In $50, with j. O'TooIe and
nj. Carpenter as suretics.
ID, GER qualified as executor Of Lorentr Thomas
giving bond In u. O00 with Rev. Matthias Aiig and
Charles Walter as sureties LorentI died In 1867 but
no administration was then taken out
GUARDIANS,
WIN. A. Ward qualified as guardian Of Mamie NJ
Lancaster, giving bond In $50, with W. IT. Ward
and ). I. Drury as suretios.
| ORDERS.
In Ignatius Truxsl estate Sale Of real estate
confirmed.
Adjourned,