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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-14

ANOTHER SrANGSu-CuBAH SENSATION
rue PROPOSED PURCHASE, &C.-The Wash
;...an corrcsp ondent Of the Philadelphia
j..,.r writes on the 1Ith instant as fol-
lows:
The President said this morning that
~. conclusion win be reached in the Cuban
matter ill Marshal Scrrauo shall he heard
i'm. No news from Madrid has been re-
rrEol here since last week.
Il; has now transpircd that private
Gentleman. an intimate friend Of Captain
general Prim, left New York for Madrid
,va DAYS before General Sickles, and
rsgched Madrid a week before the latter.
o. his arrival he laid the whole of General
>rEle,'s instructions before the Captain
General and Marshal Scrrano, to ascertain
tie feeling before formal presentation by
tie Niaistcr. and reported TO the Admins
ration in this country that the propositions
nIgauccl had been very favorably received.
TIE most important proposition contained
IN those instructions Was one suggesting, III
friendly manner 10 S!,ain that they agree
10 the appointment of mixed commission,
ramt oscd OF Spaniard3 and Cubans, or 4
>.aaiari and a Cuban, who shall meet in
te civ - WASHINGTON and fix upon 4 price
3. which the island shall be sold to the Gu
t8as.
Ii is said, also, that the name of Prcsi-
I.Ht Grant is mentioned TO be appointed
rr"-i}cnt Of the commission, but | cannot
s.acl for the correctness Of that. The
ISLAND Of Cuba, by IN agreement Of this
Kind would he paid for from its own rcyc-
ruas. and the statement that the United
States offers in any way to guarantee the
bonds. there is the best authority for stating
f. automatically false. Tho Cuhans claim
,lat the customs collections will pay any
reasonable sum in q very short time, and
tlev ask 10 foreign aid to make the pay
mgnt.
Marshal Scrrano, Regent of Spain, and
JaDta.n-Gcncral Prim, are now considering
the matter. In the Cabinet Mt the White
House Yesterday, the subject was preached
and discussed, but no definite result was
reached. We Shall hear from Madrid in q
f,w DAYS. Meantime, those who seem 10
know most, and who ought. entertain no fear
that the propositions viii lie agreed to by
SPAIN If they are not, then all conccdc
that the next action Of our Administration
will be TO show considerably relaxed dis
POSITION towards Cuba, which will amount
taa virtual recognition Of her independence.
4 representative Of the Cuban Junta, now
here, is in unusually good spirits, and pro
f.-sc5 to know that the independence Of
tuba will DC an accomplished fact before
the end Of the year"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-14
YHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TOa

AIDES SARATOGA AND GENTS
1 TRAVELLING TRUNKS. The largest stock
aud the lowest prices can be tound At v. MEL
& Clenery'S old stand. au T-eodtsepo
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TOR TRUNKS GO TO &. HELLERs.
L at the corner OF Sixth and Broad streets, Sc
529. au !-eodtStpo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-14

n HELLER, corner of Sixth and Broad
VI. streets, has The largest stock OF TRUNKS In
the city, and sells them cheaper than any other
house I'm the South au7-eodtSeps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-14

DUY YOUR TRUNKS AT G.. Hell
ID LERS, corner Sixth and Broad streets, No
500 au7-eodtseps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-15
ESTATE
By MALLORY MISUNDERSTANDING LOTS AT ARCH
PATERSON.

Though from the imitation Of prices and the superabun
dancy Of land the speculative excitement in real estate
has subsidized the advent OF the railroads into Pas
sale County having the effect TO raise the value OF
lands their The land about the Great NOtch
road the value Of which increased by the location
Of the Paterson and Newark Railway, Is rendered
still more valuable by the operations on the branch OF
the Morris and Essex Railway which skirts Carrot Noun
tain and breaks away eastward Of the Notch. The land
there high picturesque. and the soil is not wholly
DOOR Toward the Erie Railway II Is better, but lighter
Where the Morris and extension from Pater
son north westwardy, land is already taking greater
value Where the road Passaic sales have al
ready been made The farm OF Capt Chds, containing
90 acres, has been purchased, We learn
for $40 600 double its value two years ago
The Morris and Essex branch does not touch Little
Falls but highway Is about TO be constructed thence
10 Mead Basin where land through the influence OF inc
railroad and the new discoveries OF brick clay has rap
idly advanced We report the sale Of los acres on The
Paterson road aud the Singao brook By john D. van
Wrinkle TO Warren Mitchell for $4,000, aud 40 acres near
Beattys and Vreeauds, for 5000. Al Paterson the
sales about equal between improved ana unmproVed
moderate prices.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find 1t TO their interest to advertise In THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper, and IN addition 10 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in HewYork and ali ia cities and
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear tc the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professon consequently advertisements in
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF Its col
advertising medium. The charges for adver-
tslng follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line; sBMI-
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LITERARY ITEMS.

The Saturday ReUieto pOkes good deal OF
legitimate fun at the EewYork correspondents who have
been reporting interviews with Senator sprague
Among recent London publications is an
essay entitled The Green OF the PERIOD the purpose Of
which is TO prove that green paper green headdresses
and other Injuries colored with the prevailing ashoAa-
BILE tint, are poisoning half Of mankind
The Atlantic Monthly for August has two
peculiarly attractive papers from English authors,
namely: Mr. Diekenss essay On Fechter's Acting" and
George Eliots poem, Of nearly nine pages'enhtled
agatha"
The publisher of The Bankers Magazine has
issued tho third edition Of The Merchants aud Bankers
Almanac for 1862 containing revised lists OF 5000 BANK
with tables OF stock values for six years. lists OF in
buranee companies drawers OF foreign exchange savings
banks foreign bankers, &c.
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Sutton saIts Of g,al Gstutr.
Valuable Foundry Property
AND

REAL, ESTATE, BY AUCTION,
VIII be the premises IN "oeesIsr N.Y. 90 "A dnnS
J,iy ri 1869 AZ o'clock the FOUNDEhi anu bANp
belonging 10 the Earle Stove Company ,, 81, p.ta.. a.,
me Foans situated the corner OF Gcd and sosih bIoge
80 49, Psd nnetious the line Of and adjoining TIE Pioy
dance and worcester Boston sud Abanl haosd me nan
Budng co BY 0Ofet stories hgn h b,E sIs ssd slated
rof~ tmbered supplied throughout WIN gas aho o
water Foundry Is 90 by Io feet one sH l0htsd
bk With slated roof joins the aan building wen HEh's'
Ts machinery which will sold With the said property eoe's
~ power Putnam Engine In perfect ouer neH
OborSe mower tubular Boiler with StureVan boneI
Mackenzie Cupo and all the Skating and ether appointments
eis,s foupdery perfect and complete running order -
bs lroad facilities receiving and dshngnE negn are ~
by ny the ud ReWBngand hayng r
- 10 bs doors of the Pounder which eOeheeton H Az
,,lroSd leading Of Worcester and makes
ada pied be used ouDdsy, machine shop pAang MI" " INV"
any kBd. go. ,..,-. ~. ,oo ia lin Z.
fo,gs ofgl e o the railroad; aud also lot 6cdst ABOUT 100
b $50 feet which either connection with the FoaosV
or separstsly factory shop, or house oA an pr De
For further particulars apply to ISAAC NJ kOsS OF NhAh
WOOD, Worcester, Mass
D! o'O'' " ISAAC r. ROSS President
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ok a.ARSVasTsR, MsIHogoIlTlS TIRs DrpARrssyT,

HEADQUARTERS METROPOLITAN FRR DEPARrNKyr
OFFICE BOARD oT COMMISSIONERS. NEW.YoRE Jnly N isFg
Two TELEGRAPH CONTRACTORS Sealed
a proposals. properly udorsed aud addressed the an
Iteg.Eh o. h Board for the erection Of perfected IVA,
YEN Ieegph or FiIs Alarm purposes IN the City Of HesYo
The pan 10 embrace Cena Ohee with ruAabs Metallic Ct
not less than four hundred Automatic BoIes And nb
msebnerT for eighty stations with ten boes or
Any circuit " ''@N''N'
The maehne poles wires attachments to be Of
quality and Improved style. 10 - Wv '"'
The Commissioners" the right reject aav or an
Wheh 10 the Judgment do not embrace perfect reliable s
Expectations can be obtained on application At this Office
~ order 0 the Beard, CHAA l. GlLDkRSLEYR Secretary
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DEFRIGERAT0RS, GROCERS lin WAhE,
Ii Es I'm y NOW BRl Ys No Vssey.st, Oppssite wash
inron-Upngh Chest Goeer and Lager Beer RsfngsraIos Zee
Cream FFeeTs 10 Is qnararge sire Tor hoss A0
TONERS ay~hssI and deabaonj Cans and Fais i's c
rom 10 40 quartz Ware-O hoasss and Tea
Ge m assortment always hAnd Stoves Ranges Kitchen are
hc lie
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MisttuantnuS.

dor SALE LOW-The well-known
III sLOOP YACHT CLYTIC -
P .nl,r, pnly on board of Hobokeu Yacht Club House
Fo b S tB he seen from THURSDAY noon the 18th inst
TO SATURDAY noon, the 18th.
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NO
~ TCE hereby given to The owner or owners occupant or oeeu
thereby that the following have been completed and
lodged the oce Of the Board Of Assessors for examination BY all
interested, viz;
RrsFor laying Nicholson pavement sItssntbst from Fourth
re. 10 tatberfgrd,pl6ee.
seeOadFOr laying Nicholson pavement in Irvingpes from -Four
teebth 70 TNenuethst
The limits embraced by such include all the several bouses
and lots ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of aud situated
FrtBoth sides Of bHenthst fron Fourth Rutherford
place 70 the sfteBt Of bali the block the interfering
SecOndBoh sides Of Irving from Fourteenth " T6snht
to the Of half the bloek
All whose interests affected BY a
menis and uhO opposed the either requested
% present their objections In writing Emanue Hart Chairman Of
Beard Of within thirtT
from the o
fhe duty Of the Board Of aseeraA n contract, .
10 All made original ordinances and bs
jest aud equal apporiOnmsut Of the assessment
EMANUEL Is. HART |
RICHARD TWEED. Board
THOMAS b. ASTEN Z a A,s.s.o,.
- RICHARD NJ. HENRY
once Board Of Assessor New. Yorf Jujv ia lgea
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, wednesday. July IA, 1869.

NEW YORK, WednesdAy, july ~ Io07'
Yesterday Messrs. Mallory & Blackwell sold
"a lots at Archyile about two miles above TarryoWn
ON account Of the rain the sale of the balance was adj
,ourned until Tuesday the 27th at p M ON tho prem
ises.
Messrs A. D. Mellick. IT, Eros sale of villa plots at
West Rosele advertised for today, postponed untn
Friday The passes issued good. II the day should
turn ont stormy the sale VII stand ADJOURNED until
next Tuesday.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY A J. BLEECKER SON b co.
llot " cor Avenue and l2tst 2S2IO9 WilhnL S36O
AUCTION SALES OF WESTCHEsTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE
ny MALLORY a BIACKWELL-BUHDING LOTS AT ARCH
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Go 1bom it map Confirm.

EXCISE NOTICE.-The undersigned will
IL apply metropolitan Board Of Excise the 2h DAY Of
July 1869 Cor LICENSE to sell Wines Liquors &C. at No - iT
Ingtou.st New.York. THESIS BRO.
CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT. BUREAU % WATEs RESr
NOTICE is hereby given, that FIVE PER
~ CENT PENALTY will 6e added the frst day Of August next
on all uppaid Water Rents WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY.
Wat Regg
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Corporation Autitts.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc notice is
~ occupants Of all
Lands affected thereby that
the following have been completed and lodged the
Office Of the Board Of Assessors for examination by all persons intereSIed
building in vsbdsm, suvsB Watts Washington,
and Lalgh streets
For bgdng Second from Seventy fourth
and through Seventy fnh Third
embraced by Boud all the several Houses
and Lots Of GrOud vacant Lots aud parcels OF nd ued on
Frat Both sides Of Vhdsm street from Greenwich 10 Macdouga
Of half the block the utecng streets both
Of Sullivan from Broome Spring streets aud the southsry
Spring Sullivan Clark Streets both sides Of ats street.
West the extent Of half the block the
interesting streets both sides Of Washington from Ve TO LAgh
and both sides Of Lgt from Washington GreenNleh
streets Il the extent Of bali The block all nteseng streets
all the lots lying between Madison and Second
fourth and streets aud the
side Of Second avenue between Seventy fourth aud
seveutJ.tfh streetA
Al persons Nhoss Interests affected BY the above named Assess
and who opposed the either OF them
qsese present their objections writing to EMANUEL HART
Board Of Assessor ther once No 81 Chambers
street within thirty from the date Of this notice
EMANUEL Is. HABIT,
RICHARD TWEED. Nd - I....,o..
THOMAS b. ASTEN D'Aiu VI N'1e''o'-
RICHARD ~ HENRY.
Once Board Of Assessors. EeN-York, July II, 1863
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GOWAN's Catalogue, 81, American Books to be
receipt of6 worth postage stamps us Nsssau
WANTED-A copy of AUDUBON's BIRDS,
" large size original subscription price, 90 Address stating
trins and ial particulars, G. B. G. Box No lO72 p O.
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UIiONiug CurAs. &t.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
n tossL-YEDDbG CARDS lnd FiSE STATIONERY. (RItab
Ahs5 lsIAJ
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Fal 3yesrs before the establishment Of THR TRIBUNE
Barren druaSy which had for seemed iuvnc
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preceding The reception Of that little aunua such as
reproduction succeeding yearbst Of 1912 only
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involves cost Of than 8 600 Tbs annual
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SI0O PER DAY DISCONTINUED IL III .l,:.a 81. f.,
CENTURY" brand OF F1NBCUT Chewing TOBACCO Te de-
sire to pack daily slc0 in the small
fol papers after this date july its merits being so favoab recog
niled that this nduoment is no longer Necessary To avoid mppe
hon would add that shall continue 10 pack orders
elegant MBERSCHAUM PIPES in YACHT CLUB and
EUREKA" brands Of SMOKING TOBACCO.
The YACHT CLUB devoid Of Nicotine and cannot inure the
health especially recommended TO people Of seduary
or nervous constitutions
p LORILLABD,
New-lork.
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HnnSnN pIrEp phIIpnAn -Troins for

ALBANY and TROY correcting vita Northern AID Western
leave NsWYok foloss: Cincinnati aud Cbesgo BIGr-s
Chicago 1879 Moutrea Brpress Pactc
BIVrsss 6:Jb Night Express n kegsu Drawing Room
attached all day a1s aHd Sleeping TO hight lie
Ipr,l a. issa VIM H. VANDERBILT yIee.Prssd,rL
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Gin 8tal Gstatr for Sale.
s. Observation-Disclosures

Wssttt. Foo paying handsome the above
viii be sold at sacrifice Title perfect and easy
Apply for particulars at No. lJ9 Wests.
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Gong ssIanS BtaI Gst1tr furySalt.

E0R SALE-At Hampstead, l.. l., pleasant
Il COUNTRY RESIDENCE and Acres. JONES No. u CedmSL
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Sruohlpu 8tai Gstatt for SAL

/ OTIS for SALE.-5l2 Lots, with large front
H SsStosn CreeI Penny Bridge Brooklyn Also n ACRES
Gth sile staten isaBi Apply to WM ~ CLARK, No 40 Wnst
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave depots

Tickets and IN Drawing Room and Sleeping
orders Cor tue checking and transfer ~
baggage CoapAnyA oceNot al aEd 80 Broad
No. Broakyni Depots foot Of ChGubesst abt
EegTok; Long Dock Depot Jssey CITY, atd
ofthe Agents a. tue pnacxl hotels -To Pieuu0nt osy
WM r BARR Geal PasSr Agent
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yous,s mS cfams ddIanttO,
Gitp QrOptrip 10 CAT.

TNO LET-Furnshed or unfinished, with
Immediate possession the ionrsto brosnstoue HOUSE No. so
West Tatn hd For terms and permit apply 10 j. BLEEtk
ER. SON Co.. No II Celatst
fENO LET-The Second Floor aud Front Base
roomsl No. 30 Bonl Deaust, Bfookya,
Possession b. frat August win be rt low small amlY
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I ,ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
IN Trains will Newior b. the Payoula Ferry foot Of Chambers
At as fellows: A. J:3O rs Sis and Go
midnight Saturdays The AIS and 5;lS
through to Mon,er-MAy II. 1868
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NEW.YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL

For Port Chester and intermediate stations att l3oL nj 2S
3:a5. A:A5, $50, $50, 7;l3. ant 6:lO p "a
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield 3 a. (BN.l (EHl 8p 10.
FOR Boston. via Shore Line. l2;l3 (EN J. p.
For Hartford AMI Springfield (EIl l2:l5 tsHl =
For Connecticut River RAILROAD tkI D. lT;S 10 MeH"sl
Up. Northampton. -.
For New Haven, NsvLOudOn and SOung,on Railroad Z" q.
1875, 3 SPIN.
Railroad NJ I2:I5 NoE,hAmptos wlaus
burgh.
Ror HousAtonie Railroad, Ca "a and p N.
For NaugAtuck Railroad, 3 a. a., Tx }, $50 -.
For DAnburv Abd NOrsAik Railroad T. l5 aud 40 n 0s
with FREIGHT from Norwak 70 Dasba
For New-Canaan Railroad M. i23 t;Ju aud SD p m
N'U"''H' ''''F"h as IANES ii unYT SsperpissdenI
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-02-01
OIL CITY CORREsPONDENCE.
orr CRY, Feb. ].

OIL CITY, Feb. ].
A meeting of the oil producers was heid
pursuant to a call at Excelsior Hall, on Sat
urday, at 10 a. m.
Among those present, we observed some
of the heaviest producers of Venango county
and some of the most intelligent, wealthy
and energetic of that class upon which de-
pends the prosperity of the oil region.
The interests Of the producers and the oh
stacles to their success were thoroughly and
ably discussed, and determination evinced
TO place themselves on o footing such as the
situation demands.
A committee of arrangements and perma-
nent organization was appointed to report
at the mex. meeting to be held at TitlsSille.
on Friday, Feb. II, at p. m.
The gentlemen present at the meeting on
Saturday, mean business. and from our per-
sonal acquaintance with some of the leading
spirits in the movement, we confidently
predict its success We know the motto OF
these men TO be-'there is no such word as
taik"
The new we'll on Seneca street. struck
last Saturday, pumped abolt Twelve bar.
rels during part of the forenoon. The rig
being somewhat defective, operations were
occasionally suspended in the afternoon.
The rooms Of the Library Association have
been very much improved in appearance,
and several additions have heen made to
the books in the library. The terms of
have been reduced to So 90 a
year, and the price to non-subscri6ers for
reading books, from 25 cents to 10 cents q
volume. As we predicted at tie time Of
his election, President Boyre has Infused a
great amount OF life and spirit into tho in
siitutiOn.
Prof N. F. Skinner has received an in.
voice of exquisite cabinet organs, the
''American," from the celebrated manufac-
tory Of Smith & Co.. Boston. Mr.. S. is a
and reliable business man and sup
plies these instruments promptly end at
prices. JUAN.
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COURT RECORD.

FRANKLIN. Jan. 29. 1869.
Joseph Webb-lndictmen larceny. Oh
oath OF Henry Dwight. Verdict. guilty.
Sentenced to pay a fine Of ST and costs of
prosecution. restore t!'e property stolen, or
pay the full value thereof to tha owner. and
undergo Imprisonment in the Western PEN
itentiary at hard labor in separate and soi-
tary confinement for period Of Que year
and six months from this date.
Joseph Webb Indictment larceny. on
cath of E. Newton. Verdict guilty. Sen.
fenced to pay fine of 81 and COS. OF prose.
cution' to restore property stolen, or pay
the full value thereof to the owner, and IN.
dergo imprisonment in the Western Peni-
tentiary at hard labor in separate and soil.
tary confinement for period of two years.
to be completed from and after the expira.
tion Of the sentence in above case.
| George Smith-Indctment assault and
battery, on oath of Maggie Leader. MOL.
] pros. entered on payment of costs.
| Mary Lewis-Indctmen assault and bs IT,
terry on oath OF Maggie Leader. MOL. pros.
entered on payment of COSTS
l. Samnel Craig--Indictmen embezzlemen,,
on oath Of W. ". Pool. Not true bill and
prosecutor to pay costs.
w. w. Pool ct al.-Iudictment coz spiracv.
on oath Of Samuel Craig. Not true bill
and prosecutor to pay costs.
W. w. Pool ct al Indictment false pre-
tence, on oath Of Samuel Craig. Not true
bill and prosecutor 10 pay costs.
;. W. Price-lnlcimrnt false pretence.
on oath OF NJ. l.. Fary. Not true bill and
prosecutor to pay costs.