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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-04

COLUMBIA ITEMS "A Columbia letter SAYS:
''It is rumored and nerally believed, that Mr.
Joseph Purcell, late of tie Mills House, Charles on,
has leased the extensive hotel on Main-sreet,
and that he will open flrst-c!ass hotel imme-
dately"
Tho Ch1pel in the College lot to be used as hall
for the meeting of the House Of Repre-: entatives is
undergoing q thorough renovation under the super
vision of 3. +. Byas, who has large force of me.
chanics at work. It will be ready for occupation to-
morrow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-04

Sundraes-On account Of rAom 1t nuy Con.
cern.
BY r.. & A. p. CALDWELL.
TON MORROW tTuesday), the 9Th OF January, will
DC sold before our store, at half-past O'Clock,
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES JUST LANDED
FROM STEAMER:
! !: g.; g.
20 sacks SALT
bags Coffee
l hid. Bacon ~
1 case Tobacco
l box Tobacco
boxes starch
l Dbl. Vinegar
bundles Brooms and Buckets
10 boxes Tea Soda, Ginger Candles A1Ispce
Pipes, Pc! per and El,cking
2 bags Shot
kegs Crackers
! case Sundries
bundles Paper.
Conditions Cash on delivery JanuarvA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-04

AsSagnee's Sale Of Plantation, under Order
Of Court. in Bankruptcy. In re ". M.
W,flsams, Bankrupt E1 parte e. p.
Walker
BY 9. MCBRIDE SMITH.
Auctioncer.
VIII be sold TOMORROW, 9th January, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. at the Ola Postof1lce
- All that PLANTATION or Tract of Land In the
rarlsh OF st: Thomas and st Dennis, in Berkeley
county and state of South Carolina known ma tn q
Wathuwa Tract, but sometimes called Mount Pleas
AM, dehneated III the plat of John Diamond, dated
January, 1S1l recorded in the office of Mesne Con
veyance at Charleston in Pat Book A. No l. page ss
Sontalning SIX hundred and twenty acres or herea-
bouts. BOUNDED on the northwest north and north
east by lands Of Ezekiel Pickons and now or late OF
Mrs Jane shoo bred to the east and south on lands
heretofore OF Thomas Ashley and now or late of the
estate OF George Anderson, and to the southwest on
public canal, and on lrnds now or late of the es-
tate OF DR.. George P. b. Hase.
lerms-Cnehalf cash; balance in twelve months.
secured by bond and mortgage of the purchaser
LOUIS McLAIN, Assignee
oanuary Dec Is, 49, Jan 4 s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-04

New ASSIGNMENTS IN THE HEALTH DEPART
MENT pr. Robert Lebby, Jr,, has been placed in
charge of the Third Health District which includes
the Aims House; DR.. I. Grange Simons. Jr. Of the
Fourth District which embraces all the farms in the
suburbs Dr. j. somers Buist of the May ck-street
Hospital, and Dr. S. L. Lockwood of the Hampstead
Hospital.
SLEEPING CARS ON TIE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILRoAD.--A supply of railroad sleeping chairs
of the most approved pattern, similar to those
us I'd on tho best Northern roads. have Teen or
dered by the South Carolina Railroad Company,
and will be placed in oil the night trains. The frs
set, sufficient for car, VII arrive in few days.
and will be put in use Immediately.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-04

A PEABODY SCHOOL AT MOUNT PLEAsANr.-A
school has been established at Mount Pleasant the
male department of which is under MI W. Ii. John
son. formerly principal of the academy il Stunt r,
and the female department un Ter Mrs Ferguson.
AS the school has complied with certain con-
ditions it will receive endowment from the Pea
body fund. at present it seems likely that the
school will be able to comply with the conditions
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-04
Auftioneers' l)riuate Sales.

cSeS0 g11pUIE o0UItU.
a Farm on Charleston Neck, a Pzantation on
Cooper Riuer, and0 Wharf Lot on Concord.
street.
BY ALONZD j. WHITE s. son.
For s ale or for Rent
A FARM on Charleston Neck. containing one hun.
dred aad twenty 120) ceres. well known as Hey-
wards Farm, on Ashley River, opposite Clements
Ferry Road, about two and half miles from city
limits, on plank road.
Woodla dis P.antation. on Cooper River contain.
ing about 170O acres Of land about 400 acres swamp;
large amount excellent cleared high land balance
well wooded. about twenty miles from the city
Wharf Lot on Concord.street, which Is now
made up the entire front Of said lot joining Ham,
measures 124 feet front on Concord, and runs down
to Cooper River Channel; same dimensions as Ham
in & Farchild's Wharf.
For particulars apply as above at Office,
No. So EAST BAY-STRFET.
Janualy1 fmwY
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-04

REV. Dr.. HroKs.-A very largo congregation
attended DR.. Bachm1 ms Church yesterday M orn.
ing. Rev. w. W. Hc;s, D. D., read the services and
preached avery eloquent sermon from Philippians,
fourth chapter and ol.yenth verse: 'For I have
learned in whatsoever state am Herewith to be
content, which listened to with marked atten-
ton by persons Of all dcnomiiatons At the close
of tho sermon an impressive prayer offered by
the venerable pastor OF the church, Rev. Dr. Bach.
man.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-04

THEATRE regular winter season will
be opened tonight by the Gilbert troupe with
kathleen Mavourncen," Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins
being tho stars. J he olher actors and actresses
ale favorably kno"n to the Charleston public, hav-
ing appeared here for short engagement in the
carly part of tho winter. The p.ices OF admission
willbe the sams as usual. and reserved seats can
be obtained at the box Office of the theatre during
the day without extra ch rye.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-01

intact, every variety aro style Of work in ster,
press pr nting
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-01

Merchants, Lawyers Justices Of the Peace, Land
Agents, Gil pea ers AID agents, Insurance Agents,
Ezpressmen and other parties in want are informed
hat we are prepared to execute to der al; ads OF
mtnity. .La. eusinessr legal, required in tis CON-
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
FASHION COURSE LONG IskAND, TUESDAY, JUNE
~, AT O'Clock p. NJ three Matches S5u0 each all
from tho Seventh ward owners 70 drive In 70 harness.
j. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
TUNE MEETING OF THE NARRAGANsETT PARK
eD ASSOCIATION,
AT rARRAGANsEIT PARK, CRANsToN: r.. T.,

IuhE MEETING oE LIE NARRAGANsETr Park
. At rNAnsAeAssSsfSTTl p1hR. tG,sAss1os, RI.
% ''''''' ''' Friday
e G = jm S2f. ts, ,. l have ss
!,d Locust 30 D. M : Olive L9s.n;w s. quo names br mr.
,giss: Geo. wIf.:, b. VI Rhode EIasS and biz
s 5ss ss n asf; s-s@s 'ss' ssss %
s s
% & wsf % n 81 the we S.v
s:.gs .sss
ss5 asSs . aass ss' nahsas enc asns Ono
No. purse of saoo for al double teams Entrics:-
8 r ns Sna SSisl sS HSss. S.s ia Asn Twsns and
Wales and ba. Darkness bis General Mcclellan and
Of s g. i a'I
aS'i n See vs 'vsa
SSs ali P4s .A., never ,rq.,ed
$ssss: % fy1s %s.:!s w. ks!s
sf Dsassss g. sSslss tsss K sss E
pure no Of eF & % Gee sms
ka0ss m dssnS Sasm, B. % t Ssd Thorn b. M Iney' blk Ba'ha
All tho above mile heats, beat in 6. and all in
and and
Railroad Companies will sell excursion tickets at reduced
rates.
Horse cars leave Providence on each day the meeting
ten minutes, direct for the Park.
Troins to commence at 9eoes each DAY pr...
GEO. II. SMITH, Secretary.
TTNION COURSE, L. I.--TROTTING- G-MoNDAy, JUNE
~ 81 $3.50 p. N. Match &5G mile heats, In harness. Own
ers b. M Lady Walker D. Fos's Rish,npna ,,,o,
DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
IA RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, lG FULTON STREET
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.
II ssle.-Medcincs for all diseases Prepared Food for
moeking BIRDS at B. DovEYs, NOS and Greene street,
of Cana.
N. Blades attended 10 by Mira. Dovey.
Ii BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
bic Mango Cure and Flea Exterm.nstor 75c Buffers
work, az. Extra Stock and Trained Dogs lmporte tr
color Ge-antums.
LNOE SALE-PUPPIES OF THE BEST RACE OF KING
Cpsrles Dogs. at 65 Canal street, second door.
THE GRAND SCULLING MATCH, BETWEEN MI
chae G!enny Of 10th, and Robert Ellis. OF Twenty third
stake OF 8i0 VIII take place Tuesday I'D inst
the Empire Coursc The boats will front
OF Browns Astoria Ferry HOTEL foot Of street,
East river, ats r. NJ.
A DvERTlSEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
IA RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, las FULTON STREET
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
TRAyELLERS, GUIDE.

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A LBANY AND TROy-THE DAY LINE BOATS, G.
n vIBBARD and d. DREW will commence running to
Albany Monday May 81 leaving Desbrosses street at
NJ. Thirty at ls connecting with railroads
for all points North and West.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT BARKER 4 HAMLrEs CITY AUCTION MART,
n MAJOR G. W. BARKER, AuCTIONEER,
corner Broadway and Thirty-ninth street.
REGULAR AUCTION SALES
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Gcntcmens private Embellishments disposed of at public
and sale to the best Advantage and general assor
men of Horses Carriages, Puges Horse Cothng Halters
Whips &C. suit the needs OF all classes Of purchasers
etanty on hand. Orders promptly executed.
Twenty hours allowed for trial horse sold
under varrantee.
Good stablng public private The only
the city having driving ring for showing horses
ta,e. Carriages. Bueaies. &c, taken on storage.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21

AN ELEGANT PARK PHhrToN, EXTENSION TOP
"A arst eia,s maker; alec hne piano boz top Buggy.
Wide buggy n several ,op Busses acres and 'nsgsss
hvcr priccs than any hcose IN the city, AZ JOHNsIoN
VAN fhesBLLs new Repository, IS Liberty stree, ps-
tween Broadway and Nasfav.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWisE STEAMSHIPS.
DAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coNpAsY's
cAIirSssfR IieSSfR klNs kNp darxA. ~
IsSssA rates. E Cabin S sssop SG5s Cable nd San r..s
Gs' q 3: ss e; ':ss pier Ne NORTH
when So's % day. isf "a. On, On s:seay @ til. day
One hundred pounds baggage FRYE to each adult
n:ss. s$: HHS ? Conner
oxT Effayne Ges s ~ Se9ssss july for cS
70 as r or sa9. sa%sG 5nSfI 5aas Il
An usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland
fr.si, rs.sss. ticket; aud all further ntormssos
srpy At th. eompanys ticket oaee on the wharf 100 OF
LIMITED STATES AND BrAzrL NAIL STEAMSHIP
u CoNptsy; ,o.,
o The sswSse srso .s%,np 3 SPmTh o h Tos
A.: ,5 ss, saa'
For freight or p';ws1ASe W. f. sfrTSy. GARRISON Aren't.
No. Bowling Green, New iois.
Sirhp sasnsis h Mali fsn steamship ms n Company;
s9s o rssS, s.r syisy Nyyrs issntss. r,s %
EAGLE, Captain n. Greene, an. June = ,,,v
eoGUHFlx SH CAPTAIN @ aps.'p T. Van yaS :.
.,ds"t 's'sH' NJ SssEns Eni't Sr.sS sSps : =
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ. .,,. ,, ..
IL New York and Ne,iean Nan an Steamship Line, sailing
every twenty days frrn p'er 10 nas ii'ei, e''~ 80
The splendid stoafneIs,,, rx.-.,.. y,-e
CfhSfySs GIN Sc yrfs SsS'es cspn rSR sas.n si
For freight or passage 'ryRa yATTrxAxpRE SONS
23 broadway.
FoR NEW wxnRchhSTs' 2F,TthsSST P'ahahanlp 'saThRahasnlp LINE,
connrv,sirs the hrst class steamships
uEJERAL .Car,an b. ~ vNtca
SREsgESr CRY . p aIare,s ,;.ets
SHERMAN. uepiy
GENERAL MEADE..... .sssC,sn y. SrWPsou
UNITED captain o. L. Norton
GENERAL MEADE,
CAPTAIN A. W. SAM son, -
will he despatched saturday June A. at o'clock r. W.
from pier II North river. 49,,
Freight received through rates for ST. Louis Mobile and
The CRESCENT CITY will succeAJ, Saturday, July g.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations,
'fP'" TREDgRIC BAKER,
20 Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-02-28
THE PRIZE RING.
Tho Prize Fight Near Baltimore.


S1.l
prize tight took place on Wednesday evening,
nea. Herring Run, between Peter Joyce. an Irish
man, and Newton Montgomery, native OF this city
The whole arrangements were made and kept SO
quietly that but few persons were present to witness
the brutal encounter. Joyce IL twenty four years OF
age and weighs loo pounds. while Montgomery IL
twenty-one years of age and weighs lsg pounds. He
has engaged In two fights before this one In both OF
engaged in two snts before though nothing wa. was
was for $500 4 size. After reuchIng the ground
selected Charles Eggleston and Michael Kielholtz
appeared as seconds Tor Montgomery, aud John
Conaway and Peter Farrell ~ seconds for Joyce.
The position was won by Joyce. The men both an
peared IN excellent conduon. Il was after five
O'Clock before all the prclImnarics were arranged
and the contest continued 80 long that IL was con.
in the 1rst round, after some shy sparring. Mont.
gomery aimed blow at the OF Joyce but fell
short, and received a severe blow In the left ribs
wnen they cIlnched ana went down. Montgomery
IN he second round Joyce led on. hut Montgomery
parried him and delivered left handler on his right
Jaw. After some severe lighting they again closed
and went down. Montgomery again on top; but the
and by several well directed blows in the face and
on the lips Of montgomery, caused his countenance
In ali the succeeding rounds TO tho fourteenth.
when foul was claimed BY Montgomery, the night
ing was close and heavy Montgomery got to The
ribs or Joyce, while the latter delivered number OF
severe blows In the face OF Montgomery, and thus
the nghting continued until the twenty second
round. when Montgomery expressed desire 10
Withdraw from the contest. but was prohibited By
his seconds They continued up to the twenty
round, Montgomery all the time receiving the
greater punishment. In that round Montgomery
pressed Joyce to hrs corner when the latter fell over
water pair and fractured his right arm; but he de-
clined 10 be Withdrawn.
Fifteen rounds were subsequently fought, and on
the close OF the fortyfourth the fight awarded to
Joyce, who had fought the entire fifteen rounds
with his let arm. After the close OF the nght
the contestants shook hands and the party returned
to the city. Montgomery was terribly punished
and bts face was severely cut and swollen Joyce
showed but few marks Of punishment. A cut cross
the nose and few slight bruises on the face were
all that was visible, except the fractured arm There
were only nftecn or tvs"v persons present during
] the o0nk
The New York herald., 1869-02-28
COURT Or cfnslAl sEssI9xs

Before Cunning 8. Bedford, Jr., City Judge.
The March term OF the Court Of General Sessions
viii commence Monday. The court room has
been greatly enlarged and remodeled, aud is now
one OF the finest and largest court rooms In this
city. The calendar for the ensuing term Is heavy
one and promises 10 be OF most Interesting char
acter, embracing many homicidcs, also burglaries
and robberies OF daring character. DistriM Attor-
ney Garvin, aided by his two assistants, Messrs
Hutchings ana Tweed. Will conduct the various
prosecutions. Judge Bedford will preside, and on
Monday morning, il a quorum be present the Grand
Jury Will be charged. The Petit Jury will be EN-
panelled and sworn in for the term. The District
Attorney Will then proceed with the calendar and
arrange with counsel for the disposition OF the va
rious cases. All ready will be disposed Of at
once and days VIII be assigned for the trial OF the
balance. The Judge and the District Attorney are
d rapid disposition OF the All cases set down
Tor particular days tor trial viii be disposed 0r as
soon as reached and under no circumstances Will
adiournmen!s be granted unless based upon ie.iGi-
maLG and leral eXcuses.
The New York herald., 1869-02-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuuar-M BANKRUPTCY.
Decision-Thc New York Mail s-teamshi
Company Bankruptcy.
Before Judge Blatchford.


Before Judge Blatchford
II. ne Matte. Or ne Ne,c York naa Steamship
Company, Ean1TaptS.-The bill OF James Emott ia
allowed ut 81 $50, all the items being allowed
except the counse! fee in proceedings 10 obtain adj
judlcation OF bankruptcy and counsel fec in SUIT to
restrain forfeiture OF lease or pier botn OF these
items being for services prior to the election OF
assignees.
The bill OF Andrew J. Hermin, lf.. is wholly dis
allowed.
Converse Lyman are enutled 70 the amount OF
b OF costs, 70 be taxed to the petitoning credit
ors as successful parties TO the procee iings TO put
the company INTO bankruptcy. This bill would in
clude the ST. 70 disbursements named by them and
twenty dollars solicitors fee and such other items
AZ are taxable under the regular equity fee b the
bankruptcy act and The general orders. The 1900
counsel lee charged by them IL disaliowed.
John McDonaldis bIll Is g.. us II.
The general principle adopted H. that no charges
for professional services OF counsel be allowed
against the assets IN The hands OF the assgnees for
payment in full and expresses Of the assignees IN
the administration OF Their trust which were re-
Jared prior 10 tue appointment OF the assigneas.
Perhaps under special circumstances services might
be included which were rendered as lar back al the
adIudcati0n OF bankruptcy. but the general princi-
pie before referred 10 covers. believe all the items
dlsallowed in TIE bills Of Mr. Emott and OF Converse
* Lyman.
The bill OF Mr.. Hermin. 81. e)5 s disallowed, be.
cause on the testimony he cannot he regarded as
having acted a. counsel or attorney for the az
signees Besides, IN a Gaze like this where there
are two assignees who unite in the employment of
counsel as competent as Mr. Einott and Mr.. McDon.
ad, ana no necessity Is shown for the services OF
the son Of of the assi1nceS on behalf az
the estate, lie must be regarded as acting on he
half OF his father as an individual.
IL one assignee could charge the estate IN this way
Tor the benefit of one person the other mght 40 the
same for the benefit OF another person, ana great
abuses might thus creep in.
The New York herald., 1869-02-28

Average temperature for the past week. ........ 80
SEIZURE or LroroR.-CoIlector Railey has caused
twenty-five barrels Of spirits to be seized from
compromising house IN the Ninth district.
VITAL STArisTIcs.--The number OF deaths for the
week ending yesterday noon IL 4js: marriages, le4:
births, 2Is. -
AhkESrs ron THE wEEx.--The number OF arrcsts
by the police for the wees ending yesterday noon
reported . The Central once, " i2is.
BOARD or ALnEaNEs.--A special meeting OF this
Board was called for one O'Clock " NJ Yesterday TO
take action m regard 70 the demise OF David r.
valentine, but al the time appointed there vvas No,
quorum present, and no meeting was held.
IHE HE'LL GArg IMPROVEMENTS s-1he superin.
tendcnt OF the work at Hell Gate has pacea a snar
buoy on the southwest point Of pan Rock. 70 marx
now near vessels may approach H. A red oav will
pe p,aceu ~ lhe maslheai when work IA going on
al winch time u Will be unsafe for vessels t IN
contact with the superintcndents tug -
SUDDEN DRATHs.-A German, thirty wears or are
named Nicholas Frazier, died suddenly at his rea,.
dence, No. leo East Fourth street n,,, ,vno.a
name could not bc learned died suddenly I'll Inc
house, foot Of Barclay street North t5yer Thsa
Coroner was notified in both cases. '"S
A CLERICAL BULL.-At tho Purm maso,oreas
several gentlemen were discussing the secret mean.
ing Of the decoration on the stage the wine casK on
tue veloclpede, with Bacchus astrite when one ol
the Jewish Rabbs present remarked that with bim
the only trouble In connection with the w,ne cas !
was that its contents were empty
SERious BLASTING AcCIDssr.-At eleven O'Clock
The New York herald., 1869-02-28
SUPERIOR cuuaT-TalAl Tsam-pAar n
"S;ruck OiI.0
Before Justice Jones.

Prank A. Dit'corth Is. Jobez A. Bostrfck Plain
TN brought his action recover s2 $40 difference on
acontract for petroleum. Defendant admitted plain
uf7s claim, but set up another but similar cause OF
action against the plaintiff, who denied making the
contract, but averred he proposed contract to de.
would have made the defendant his debtor on tn,s
second contract Defendants alleged contract cnn.
sisted OF two kilograms signed by the broker but
not signed by either principal. This the plaintltY
insisted made the alleged contract void unoer tbe
statute OF frauds which requires the contract 10 he
signed by both parties also that the teleVrams
insufficient. These propositions the court oyerrued
aud held the brokers' signature was that OF bot,
parties and the Jury allowe the defendants counter
claim, aud rendered a verdict for the difference be-
tween the two claims.
Il. II. Charming and ,. H. Dos Passos for piainin
d. NJ. Porter Tor defendant.
The New York herald., 1869-02-28
MEETING Of prnNsYlyAalASs.

meeting OF Pennsyvanians now In this city was
held yesterday afternoon at the Astor House. A. w.
Parker presiding.
Resolutions were adopted cuogistic OF George H.
stuart, recently named In. connection with the Cab
net OF General Grant. The resolutions state that
whc others were now enjoying the fruits OF our late
victories In the blessings Of peace. q. H. Stuart was
suffering constantly from sickness brought about In
great degree, by exposure and exertons on behalf
OF Lhecountry during the war;
In accordance with telegraphc reuuest from Mr..
Stuart his name was not mentioned In connection
with political matters he not an asplraut for
Office.
a despatch was received from Governor Geary OF
Pennsylvania saying that ~ General Grant had 10
bear the pains penalties and responsibilities OF the
Presidential office he should be permitted 10 select
his Cabinet without any interference Let or him
drance from any quarter whatever As this was
the sentiment OF all present no advice was teIc
graphcd to washington.
Mr.. George I. Mccormick made an eloquent
ap0oCh.
The New York herald., 1869-02-28
ASSIGNMENT or BUSINESS IL THE STATE COURTS.
The Supreme Court

will mold three circuits during the present month.
Judges lnrraham. Barnard and Cardozo presiding.
The oyer ana Terminer OF last month was adjourned
10 Tuesday next. and there may be Court Of oyer
aud TernIner held by Mr. Justice Barnard during
the month. Mr.. Justice GardOz0 mas two quite heavy
motions. one In the Merchants Union Express Com
pany litigation and one TN the newly c0mmenced
Atlantic and Great Western suit, set down Ior the
second week Of the term before him.
Mr.. Justice CIcfke Is assigned TO the Special Term,
which WI have TO be held In the r0on intended Tor
Chambers, but he has The half finished Readc
Sweetzcr case before hun which Will occupy at least
one and proDebly several days
MT Justice sutherland Will hold Chambers IN tie
i.lyeniliafef AMI inc0nvenieDt room IN the Old
building where II has been hitherto held.
Superior Court.
The superior Court assignments are as follows:--
TO the Irln Terms, Chief Justice Barbour aud Justice
Fithan to the special Term, Justice Jones, and the
other Judges 10 the General Term
Court Of Common Picus.
Judges Brady and Daiy viii preside M tho Jury
Terms OF the Common Pleas, Judge Barrett sitting
al special rerm.l
Marine Court.
Judge Curtiss Is assigned 10 the call OF the calendar
In the Marine Court.
The New York herald., 1869-02-28

Samuel Tweedy, Margaret Petcrleen, Henry McGin-
ness, Betsey Colyer, Jane'te Logan, Robert Arin-
strong, Richard G. Paruee, Henry r. Meier, Samuel
Fleet Harris Cohen. John Blackett, Samuel d. Solo
mons and James I. Brady.
Letters OF adninistrat on granted estates OF
James Watson, Bridget Conway. James b. Rooney,
Peter Breitling, Cathdrine D0lan, Andrew Coles.
Susan Mctorman. Gertrude Frcib0lln. Johannes
Noll, Michael Cotier, Laura Miller, Mary COnlan,
Meyer Dreyfuss Joseph Dore Anton Hess, Charles
Mcguire, Samuel ii. L. Rankln, Elizabeth Rehling,
Lewis SIgodl Charles A. Young
Calendar OF contested Issues Tor month OF March,
1s69-No. 1-Wl or Frederick w. Dietrich. No. 2
Administration OF the goods, &C., OF Henry C.Iyoa:
oil Lucius Chittenden. No. 5-Wlll OF John O'Riey.
No. 6-wii OF Emily ]. HOusewright No. Twill OF
BENJAMIN ID. Brush.