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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
wnvIgarlN. pEL., Tebfuary y la09

NiLlisarlN, DEL. February l@ts
Nf Oagb1 AfEiS-OE We can sRy IN teh't'"n 10
,, l,te Ro mug that in the inner oi @ht We had
,t al nut nnudfy covered with 1t Ahout lsll squire
A an that 10 is67 and SO We hai u put nt Ouhiry
4, t,se i1yuJ square ielt.j II hts proven ~ 10 au
w.lieut intieral ilr roofas nurPoNs; Our oniF aye
psrss,ty light and give US no trouble, The PIashe
aldo bs hArienei and nrms ooe complete shes' oi
lax, tith ut ,rich OF defect OF apy klud -.
" &. G. srUraENIURi SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

A European correspondent of morning
pauer declares that the United States is the
worst represented ut foreign courts Of an
nations. The tact is that the United States
aIe oficially pretty badly represented every
where.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

lhe other day, some stranger from the
North approached private residence in
Aiken, S. O., when fierce dog opposed his
entrance. Tho foreign man looked for a
stone 10 drive the wrathy canine away, when
A little nogto boy in the yard shouted; "Ho,
nnssal you wouldn't Int de dog IN be OWE
Na,dgn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
iCOnl JlotlCes.

,..,,, CASTLE uOUNPY, 5. s.--Ar AN
n oipHtNis tOuRr, ho'd at New Castle III ana ioI
~ Cuuuty IL N.w GAstlt the htsl DAY "i april 20 tns
r ot abr ioYl ono tAodsand eight LuniTea anu
.,-ntDo uaAn tleA piAtiol OF X y. y, Nl,l.un anu
anD,iriN \ III wis, MArY " huH9nl' uu,e' uu, ~
rut A. and vierr upont tha sac uap is'iS ,t oo
Ia Kim Of tr children and heltsAt wv o. irMne
hirir. tprsAs,i who at rfWards inietmarflsu WIN Win
,sr .sii !, f. A CT fluN Ant the sad mn Dulvh.s
,tNi 5N II NM ". aui Viainr DUPONT being the
,s .f ~ taa samuel DuPoat, wrh was ne
y 9.a..ri Fran s urp shutti vi" was on OF TUG
tt3o a., O..ts-4, iiw ui INV vne sh+pfishi iAts "
syi,inj |.,i ,iuntsi IN ths " amy Al t1shh o. esAa
c,.,@i INC nte - it h IN ttel r.prs@G'e 10
y, ,uay ih peit.iiu OF tL# -td Is 70 N''it'h ti
81, .tit. tre.euish tn lhr i'1nf '--lt ~ ttiH
4 . h,v M Nir' A the yrtr At"ttul- td - Y the
..,-,,t.i th,st hnhii ilpnfs bufNni th1 ha'Ss
! +f,tl,,t, 81 iru-tre4, ittn bf-es an "A.rslA y
! i.t ,tt ia. ni4, MT MeiA u, pdtaui thi heuiy IL,
n r.e ls "a Al.tar 81 an Orphan toeIt oi Nem @
Kiln ttai.,y .lr.-ui, e. go Ne = y naN 'sis on
WIKI WYNN ..h dN sktitN 1bk naA', an1
KIN $40 u,r e,iih ths eitf'''se t"e 10 .hs sa,a
t,, r. ll.n,iuH a thsy Me -, e7+t-N SntNtu
] dg' 'r0sata 81 tn L,ui4 Il hemnht' Aho nets,
rtt a.. ttetil IA ett,e ~ "a ~ NJ AlP' ,
( ti, M .iltr... .Ahdpr nn o4def Oh W. AAu Nonl.
/ ,t or show ~ II Any hoy have WY
5.u , 4 h., mad, DIR the ais II the whole q
Ii.l Il nHd tentindnt, "t hsfed"'m7als " ms sA'1
n'.sIa 4. ifvt 5t shN'ric.. ipraassd L. A. T.
H,iI a ivd.rd hy N C'ntt u az e9pf OF pt w
M n. uutl4Lei ir Tx soece vs Aeatr ~ W Dssa ~
tage W % Ji.tGl naarptle gun h7' "a tne ~ S.,i
ID ,vi,nins H. u as hialoo tltNtre-- 'e hf'l Pu'
I ati1u thereof 10 bA a. lsi,i HN's "f @' 'Y'' ''
-..4.i5i+s., ,4t- i;.i ii-a 10 lHr hsNi .. y.,
r. ,r.n uh.rel / lass ksrlun'o ST my han
i fj. Il tl6 seai oi the sal CONT at SeN ots,le ~ u
i~,,o xN any IT Apfit H. V,eHssul V,eH,s1s ''R'
A p.' '' Ctrt. %. court.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
IJuhllc SnIeS.
SALE OF A VALUABLE Nc
FARM ON CHESAPEAKE BAY,

4
t.sa ny virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Coutl lor
ftG8 Keat County as Court Of Equity. the under.
isN1 signed Trustee, will expose 70 fuuiv % sas "
III II ibo yosho House In Cheslert0wn, Kent county
,Jarvl1ni on TUESDAY, the lst os JuNB, ledo at u
DriGoh a. NJ all that valuable fhrm or tract OF hanu
in Kent Oonuiy, Mrylanl, c9mmSny e",s1 commilI
dio1 seized, and containing 61O AChss luie @ ii ~ s
he Farm is situated Ghesspease liay andis noahIso
by this stmo and Churn and still Pond treesSi aulVn
X. lands Of b r. Jsnyier and others, aud Is about ~
miles from Cheslaitown The situation is onV o NE Ne
most elevated and salphrlous IN tne - ast.bei in
dwelling Is Of Brick new, capaeons spl HhisnJiti ii
aadera style Tho land hag been lmes, is VI tt
quality and productive The farm mug " s ~ d3I,
Quantity Of wood and receives large Smonhs Sm !, fp.iI %
wool iron the Bay. There is conslierame fEAOn
on HAKD on the Farm, There aie Tenant ion,sA Ana
out houses iu fair ltion. Vessels SUI WtekF p ls9n
ch of Tho ploye named Crooks 10 the city 81 baHl'
more Tho farm T. divided Into u da sWnelsht i9t W
iyiiJon. This is eOnsd rei cue u lhe huu'' ee'A' "
flRWs or sALg--Cas1 on the day Of sac OF on
Tie atitatiou of tho salr, Al hs 9pIon % ths
msyl4-s losLl-l - -9 -
v,uspPoNED PUBLIC SALE OF CEDAR
SHINGLES snd MACHINERY w " % sgii A Al put put
liz Sale, ioilhdui resre On MoNnAtt hA A aata i Nil
70 oeIoek, 4, NJ, At MeAlPia 1o.. ~ ~ 9gpAR
SHINGLES consi'tna oI 20 ~ and % in1l ~ ss5 "a
sod order Also, large lot ut hlllNuLss 1aIa.su s
by nfe The MArHINEkY consists oi two u' neSssas 3
sbtnsle Nachlg,s ns patent shin Ia Pliner oae large
Wheel Jaiatsr on. Cs,ss0uttins Machine Line seait
ius and pnlleys Count-r shafts and fuleys, &e, &c.
IENMs-Unlsr $50 e9sli over soO pAhNaoi" H'''
AZ 'Af's Rea'n'' N''" "ri aESRiF M,ALrIN 6 Gu.
, ruoNAsI OnLP Real Estate Agent and Auetonser
No,l ssst III ID tresl Wi.gn ton p.l Mss /.
,,1nLiC sALE.--W{LL DE SOLD At
pn6Iir sal4. on SATURDAY, NAY .olh. ieo9, a. !
a,lock, NJ at welin hsitH Wnsl TpuA XIV s1sndi, sr
Ghrsh,nt bridge Wilaipslon psawats' an' hT, nTgha,
sulp ANNE feaAcl FhlY hVs 10 IONS l w uu.lnsn W.,
:. Paving i've fonr inches wattr hnl "a exesllsn
rln, ti,iol Nsw hi.la & tieghg ant shl s. lue unue
v,nr 40 further oss 10 her vii sci AZ above Term
r WI 'e mad sH"fg si5ats Il s';s oaLP, Auctono-
+, ,via Na 1 East phrd StrNsf, Wilnu . tln Dhl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
linnlIlnn.
.,l.Asrlu slArM N00FINu.

rle.ss teai The following esmIual 80 anhr'e ih,as
[ ,ui ven win be cNny mood that rsstc Sit % l. the
III II EOGFiAu NOW rs Use, II ~; II IL WATER
snd STRAIN pROUr.-Light aud Dprah'e' sn1 'quaiiy
"A lhnisI 4, nRy ilim 81 oni, steep ~ flti
TESTIMONIALS.
CEsTp3ynLG pEt ruu ~ 2a lsip
., .UlEr AIEiA.uY--Htdr Sig!--1hs rlAsliu SlAle
d. 5f Viii il you put on trr me- Ia jane, 1876, answers
,,,y pur uss iol irh too IL i"t"uI ed. Vt mas
ttsF ran o " rracNsl perfectly snun aud hard as
,It t.il sud uink nom all appsRrtuc II "il last
N.Y. ,t.s rs new hudnt io4l snaf ie OF ~ success
N,rts fespstuly A. II. DIXON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
wnMllorov. DEL rebru w 10 1868

WWMiN0T1V- UELs1 ItDFu ~ 10 I9O5
tuis G,,c Lii two buildings rnod 'vi'h me rlasuo
..tte v ii. Il nkinson. It seems to imfrvVe ny age,
"a ,n,4 IN cam less sheet OF sold d ,ie perfectly
DR., nan snlt All appearance hiss a he qualities
e'' me 'y ''' q. Is. THoMPsoN d Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

Here is a picture from a Mexican journal.
,.It would seem taa, God has for some
ctrmes of the Mexican nalion deprived them
Vi their judgmsaL From the wan OF Wise
LEGISLATION, jhe country abonnds win assas'
slus, bandits and kidnappersi lile, llnefIyl
mcmhefs ii socicly; Tie industries Of Tie
country ure PROSTATE, property is becoming
yalueless, and Congress still ''hddles' in the
midst OF these consuming eyils.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
.rl'E

A6srsons h,yias t,ms lsatrs tie Es.ste OF me az
,.,I ,ntst pleseni iAa auodn atbsied to The 81
nnoisfrator. on d, rebl May til, 1870, oi Amde ihs
t,iof lssodhy in -tteh ea.e male and provided
rltOMAs MetOub, Atmilsltator
,t-...,s1 ~ nT0. mn nsy2I-2W
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
M. nseroN. rfI.. Fstrunry 5. lsaa.

IttA.-.s.t rl.A.ate la Recommending Plastic slate
" 'onnr + a. i sh1 may want Il frt an Agitr PROOF
iod M, 10y 5, te amt dwelling covered wth II, on
in. top II C'l tLiagle r2et nearly TO :. az ago.
h,. ro1l u Dc, " ua el Ire sheet VI slate ng com
i-e sltf 4rd To- All apl eef2Heta very a9TSyis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
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IL spri slth 1869.
hs!ppl,ati n Z IaIe. u. lay Executor q the
vtII,'t ,,stauleni Of n ~, q. woodward, laie o. o.
Itts Iay NieeA iiusa IN sait county, ueea' Y ts
,,', ,lIi, LII .4q noiict Of the Hantipg OF Letters
arcpt5 man ~ l.tal a. tle aeets'sa, Tl'n
a,,,.l o., DID,, i0.i ii wItIin tntly d9s Irou INA nAte
=" itr.t ~ tu As Of the o. nbf tlAs Q, ,,, tns
fti,nt, IN ..- Castle. rnputiua ~ reffens hAfihh
N""9s i tlra. NV, u preseit ,Ls taine,or ahiia
Gy4uAtri t..sid rs "a .utA e's made thi lrnFllgu
And aia5 ars. uat W he n'rtsd Mi'.ln lne ~
ii.1 M IL. rfa.ftte sunn 1oufad aud htaitsman' .
re.,.Tar-rta tabn.h,i ~ Wmi gton.ehh to teoont'h'
w" 'N'i 'N ,i Al. ,ui and seal ef 0fice oiths
y, l.,.l.tes tto..-ni at Arw CHtl" IA New Nastl'
us .tg-a 'O ..n q ltc day aud rai ~ oYe WIN
Il Z. tle,lM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
Aii,ets--. w YIN ~ ~ y ; ~ !. J.,
,,71l,..,,t..lltg tlItIltli..

h'' ,',,Tr,,i tiffics Sew CAsnR CauErY,(
IA Ma, 9TH. 1853. J
uatu Meapp.,,tjouo fao.'As u olt, Aimiii,rss-
,,' n pmbef' 4 N.3,n6 lie Of ,hri,tisn' hordrd,
In .lJ Cuuu,.. iec. .n.sI ~ ofigfyl ard ltecti ~
lie Eesste iiai the iagietFter ,S,{''d 7'1s
, n,''a' G,a E.,a.s vf lLe Le.utl. with ,hl dato ri
St,nt "S hsiso y er dr ayyiisensnt " BE posted
Within fo,y d nom ha ilent sneh &c, u 5N oi
ig Al Wtrs,, iayi,e de4lu1 g'nst the Estate
te uirsnt ths su.. 70 aht w Rn yet oi Nssenbly IN
tS ia insefrj wlhu The sunt peiui in IN Delaware
- 10 Inutuai anI Saat,smu nNNdperer puhllsneu III
Wiih tun AMI tube eani u"et therein "" as n1n, A.
- Given d,,l- IA. htni Mi ssL ol nhee oi ths
g. Reeiii.r aioiosil 81 NSW C'stlr IN NOW Nasti.
- O,anty aof3.ati the day mud year an'Ne Wf'
tea. y We 80
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
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.n,...4s hutns .l.lns tgtift ihetslAte 81 me
M .st ins zee - sant d9it e'e7'eS AZ n ,bo
y ~ 'o.i,bl, .t,.peb Ia toal' ana PROVIDED.
Ne'N' JANE n. ENT Gator
...t- lrl.VWAKt mHs"i+ Pm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
r.NnrRfIn Orfre F,lru7ry II. 1859.


Mr. E.n.aq AlEias1s feArs ,nuth pleased with ths
llasuc sue R,at wa put on 0ur tnaiha house Two
bl,t ~ IL "a ent.v sutiett t. "a d ii ana extreme
IL inas ID tr b, 4, nrt ha, tesa " II e td wo 'hinki
4u h.. i'si he ti-i periseily. lt hoW alpl rs WIN M
~, no.. rfi,l., JENBte- x ATKINSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

ga eo,.l- ~ sic 5 ate i. are tsmsdy ieT
Ii A., .Ap4.p .ul 81 tai rtoft also rIey. .niive pI
,auN va ,...,. ,,,,,.,u
L H. g, ...yl, n. / bs rAtitu4i Cumpati+s
v0i lk !Joptl aaeadet TO lSief'shesd lAu'
'' f-'tt EuBERr ATKINSON,
No WEST F0ggIH sgRpBr
,...+ MILNlSuInN. nFt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

A lcero girl in Georgia recently treated
uu inhut, yenr old, MS we treat lobsters'
She plunged II into u vessel OF oolilng water
Bu; the negro is superior to the white race.
OF oourse It is.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
orks-SIl and 0ia West Front ST,
WILMINGTON, pHh

!. ror salsst al h4 F.iHeip,l r'i'' 7"' '''iw''f
~i1TgF IA min 1n
1ATt+0Y's INDIGO nGUM - irnE
j III, ,et nut 81 'tarii' lr tn the mst6'' i2f
BLUEING CLOTHES,
TT pnFs y0r CONTAIN ANY tcIh; n,..
N will Sor tNlGtN Tlln fi"Est iAbkh'
~ pul VIZ AN
IylLTaERuERis DRri sr0R
.g N,,th u oND street, Pdlt Ai't IL "a
,nl 'io, s,ia " mol OF tni ufoeufs aai h'ogsF'F
1Y.. .,,,ne h.s hot, parl o' eui " ide'r
IA ,a tlr lseli Ail o-rets arc unt 'lait
BARL0wS BLUE
,c.l,i- t,sr. water ihsn lonr tmas &c s'ue arlht
.-Src,trLs AND TRAVELLING uAus
=, es fi5i,a and tisulcmapi rocket Books 'nririn
5 tra, Gasys, Porte Foli't @e ,af mn, i11 ~.
4 45i az, N.wspspsr aisre. 42o Marital str.et
no MAESg MoNmt ALI ouHiif FO
.,.e III 4 Ia ar GO tau he saved by hn'in eb-Ap
rtf.CtEs anl cfi' at sAifha 'o, '"i ygn.' g
stoio, l.e' snp'"v s'fees --
,,s.t,r.pHln0 MONTHS THE sYsrHM NArug-
I .tiy rutatrece change NJ Helmt od'z Huhls
r. ..itrat, Extract Of sArsaf farlA is an N'9lslA
the uresteyt value
gnTuN5s. .MARsIIALLis Rnh i.iNts'-
"A p,ii, GNGUND SALT at JoHN Alki q Faudh
, tod Nsfs't ------------
, ssOiI sALfG--A BANGAlN=-ThE hiti
n II lRE sTO 4 and FIX lUkEs, No. bl5 Hll
y sine' .npy e. Tie 9lerr ---------------
T,0asr,TY IS llAiIrY-nEi MrotDs kN"
,. Z J. s,r-an1,iil4 ri dose Is Hmt those " H'r
: a '1sse quantity nj largo dos ot me- cue Eeh
is M t;OoD MOLAssEs BARRELS FDi
~ slle Il Fou.tl and Market sFss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

fast ms for dinner true In private houses during
the presence Of visiting parties The ceremony is hardly
Jess rigid among hunting parties OF gentlemen only.
There is a diamond in the British Museum
attached to piece alluval gold This specimen goes
to prove the ancient idea that there Is affinity between
the gem and the precious metal Gold miners. says an
English paper, should know rough diamond when they
SEQ it,
The seats in the new theater of San Fran
cisco comfortable beyond all precedent Each chair
is % inches wide and heavily cushioned The backs are
movable that each sitter lean forward back
ward and there special receptacle for the hat under
each seat.
The celebrated "Wine case" now on trial In
New Orleans gave rise curious scene In Court last
Saturday The day consumed in tasting variety OF
different wines. wine merchant. as witness the coun-
sell and the Judge together consumed the contents OF
about twenty bottles altogether.
Houston boasts of three-horned and three
eyed calf It has an eye In the of the forehead
and third horn lust under This horn is larger than
either OF the Others and inches long The extra
eve is small, and not much used apparently III Is al
American improvement on the English unicorn.
Mr. Josiah d. Whitney of Northampton,
Mass who died last the age Of 49, was the father
OF Prof w. D. Whitney OF the Yale Scientific School ana
of Prof j. D. Whitney OF the Cambridge Mining SCHOOL,
who was head Of the California Geological Survey Inc
father was prominent merchant and bank president ior
many years
According to The Shanghai NeUs, our MINIS
ter Ross Browne, has been obliged to grope MS way o
China without assistance from his own Government he
introduced himself into Pcgn without word OF wei
come and remains there IL is said, postage Tor the
safety Of the foreign ambassadors now In Europe lie IL
forbidden the leave the city,
President White of the Cornell University,
n Y is q small and very youthful In appearance
While riding out tho other day. with student OF the
University the cutter broke down. Two passing coun-
rymen came to aid. Having put things IN order one
Of them said to the student: "Let the other boy hitch
upg' meaning the President.
Hobart Pasha, now the Turkish Admiral,
ran the blockade OF Charleston IL times s sad under
very dangerous circumstances He afterwards 1t VIII be
remembered published book OF "reminiscences, entitled
'Never Bought" When the Russian ambassador at
tempted to retain him at Constannopc recently to pre-
vent his service against the Enosis, he presented him
with copy of his book and left
The success attending silk culture thus far
in California has attracted attention in Utah, where
newspaper articles and public lecturers urge expert
ments with this beautiful industry Extensive tracts OF
soil favorable to mulberry growing exist In Northern and
| Southern Utah, not alone the valleys, but on the
benches and hills AS to the matter OF climate, IN rela
ton to the skworm, the famous silk district OF Lei
Cevennes in France, is mountainous country as cold az
| Salt Lake Valley. and perhaps colder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
COURT CILFNDARs-THs DAY.

SUPREME COuRT-CIRCUH-PAEr l-OYER AND
TERNisER-Hedy B.EsAD JCosr opens Of 10 r. No Creu'
Calendar.
SUPREME COUIT CIECUT-PART I-lield by IN
Jtourt opens 1899 nos 1905, ll2 li, no.
ITO. lI ma 26 J2. 1884 IlsO, l9, lIio iR INA HAS,
1884, 500. 06. Ola
SUPREME CouIT-CIRCUIT-PART III.-IIeld by
CIkEEA Court 10y Mos lol2 SO 653 a5L 1887
94l lt+ lI2l iOll 3d. 6J 49, 22 20 lo13 10 ~ bi sJ y99
SUPREME COURT-SPiCLiL TERM.-ilcld by SUIIl-
FINLAND j. Conu oIens at O Nos g. - 40, l0f ~ iD
1876 1876 ld lgJ 2gO, 2 % 49, 20i 2G5 40 A. g. o. ~ 49, 49,
IA. lgL
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-lleld by CARDozo,
JCour opes at ~ CAL II CaedaI - m Restf'sd cases
Nor l5j, 266 283 2)J 80. 1yJ, 3pi, Jj5 Cal, JtL
SUPERIOR COURT-rRIAL TERM.-Part L-.Held by
hoypLL Court opens II Mos G6 OIL 6J H. co. on.
90 7Ol 70 iO5 701. III, rs, 75 III
SUPERIOR COUIT-lRIAL TERM.-Part lI.--fleld
bV JoSEs Cont opes at ~ Nns "a ga, 49, OIL GO, bfi
60 coz, ~, l25, 40 &c, az 40. "a
COURTOF COMMON PLRAs-TIIAL IERM-PART l.
Held by DAY. Cr epeg u mNos 49, 49, l79, 'J, 40,
4fO 40, SOS. a05, 5n sos 500 $40 5ll. 5l2
COMMON, BLRAS-FRIAB VsnM'~ PARr H.--flcid ny
BAKET Court 4 III Mos Jlg, 49, 80 10 BIo, 40,
Az Az 900. f9i. 5O0, SOL, aO1. 5dJ sJ4.
MAIuNE COUEr-TKIAL TERM-Calendar called by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09

AKIN siloam-Nss 1885, 1855. 1914 1901 1911 6l4 6l6.
It's LOSE 1872 1929 1900 I7o l7 ma i7O+ nos o O7
iil8 I50g I'LL. I'll. iTl2 l7l3. TIA l1l5 i7l6. -
CoURT or OYER AND TERMINER-Held by BAR
Court At 10 mThe People sgt John Reahomcde
continued. =,
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by JOHN H.
" cKErr Rreorde-Cout ii mThe People agi Hen
larceny; ag John SIN hburgs Same sst
Tho Donohueohey; same John kelrobbeiy Same gL
Barnard Caorobhey; same Thomas MeMahon-bnrarji
Same Peter Dow-burgay Same set John Same
All John Wsrobbery Same sg Chas su th-hugsry; fame
- Tho, Msoe-burgsry ssMs sg James Jobeburgyi Same
,et James leJhugay; Same agt Dennis CGhmsn burg AIRY;
SANE sg james Ryapgrsnd aceny Same ag DesIo Gonte-
assault and battrry Same ag Thos Gady-o6hei Seme
81, Elgd Pamersraud larceny Same agt James kenny-rApe
al ILos. DAton-rape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
THE COURTS.
THE REAL MURDER TRIAL-oNLY II JURORS OUT
OF A PANEL OF $50.

John Real was yesterday arraigned before
Justice Barnard the Court Of Oyer aud Iermner for
the murder Of Policeman Smedck, who was shot Inst July
from behind a coal box panel Of go Jurors sum
moned aud quite large proportion attended The usual
difficulty OF impannenc jury was found. withstand
ing that Judge Barnard held the mere fact OF
mans having read the papers and formed impression
Mt the time forgotten, did render him
tent TO 81 rs Juror In After the panel
hausted only IL jurors had been obtained the defendant
having used but fourteen OF his perempory challenges
The Court ordered es panel OF 100 jurors for the
morning and permitted those already sworn IN to separ
ae charging them that they must not read any articles
the papers the talk with any regarding
it, warning them that not uncommon fOrtho friends
OF prisoners ondeavor In this 20 influence verdct
and directing them they were 80 approached 10 report
the offender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
CIVIL.

In the Superior Court, Trial Term. before JUS
tice Mone Tho Of Betsy sullivan ACT Henry aud
Ad0lph Herman tried. The plaintiff was employed
by the defendants sewing bales Of IN the second
story OF their building aud the bale On which se was
empnycd was, according TO her testimony placed near
the hatchway The hatchway was then closed, but was
opened while she working and she fell through, aud
WAS much hunt. The defendants endeayOrcd 10 show
that her negligence caused tho fall The Jury gave
@ verdict for plaintiff for 500.
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July. 1863 dividend in stock $2jOls 900 capital g.,
$50 95 jan o. 1862 dividend in stock s263Ol $50 cap
tal 81 1885, which shows the amount divided, s2.797
So be ahead OF the dividend fund by s9i6iO which
sum represented by drawing the reserved fund to
that amount leaving balance OF reserved fund after
meeting this last dividend of sjOf3oi a. Reference is
made to the cessation OF traffic by of tho strike
during seven weeks last Summer With no recurrence OF
snch interruption this year, and with the favorable
which may DO realized from the road, 1t Is
fair expect that ten per cent the capital may DO
earned. The Reading Company now owns and operates
by loaso s05mIlcs OF single track.
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad
Company for January
st5 3) 1850 ?2 Increase. I9ol
TABLE Of the Acreage Amount Of Loans Specie Circn.
ton. Deposits and Legal Tenders "a the Banks OF The
CHy OF Neic York for The reek ending Saturday. Fec.
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nppa nn.nn nR nRoKERs-1 p. NJ.
MONDAY, Feb. 8-P. ".

Gold opened at 1851! sold at 1851, 1859,
closing 1851 The clearings at tho Gold Exchange Bank
wero $G52siOOO, aud tho balances s3.209S6 SO. The
steamer tomorrow reported TO have 10000 in specie
already engaged.
Government bonds strong. with an advance OF "a
per cent in tho now ISSUE Coupon cas- sold at ll3i
Coupon 6s 100; Coupon 65s mi New 65s, 1904 CTS,
1924 sIOol There ia good inquiry for Registered stock
from investors and the tone OF tho market was strong
State bonds steady with small transactions Ten
nesseo sold ei; Virginia New g. 65 Georgia U.s. %;
North Carolina c. cat; New bonds CIT. Louisiana Leveo
sold at Gct Old bonds at II Leyee s s.; Alabama S.
o. Railway mortgages In good demand, with small
offerings Rock Island and Pacific advanced TO o5; ST.
Louis Iron Mountain sold at 3d. Canton sold at COZ
Western Union 50; Adams Express GsiaGsl. Pacific
Mail was excited, with wide fluctuations; the opening
TRANSACTIONS made at 3l from which prico It sold
down to 1901! afttrward selling at Ii2i closing Ill The
decline OF the past two days was caused by rumors
that some prominent holders had sold their stocks,
and that there dissenslon IN the management
Railway shares were dun and without speculative inter
est; NewYOrk Central strong. opening at 1914. sell
ing ut 1894. closing at 1884 Hudson and Harlem wero
neglected Reading steady at Is. Toledo and
Wabash was strong advanciu under moderate purchases
to c Lake Shore sold at Io39lOt Cleveland and Toledo,
0I The balance OF the Western list duh and steady
at tho opening OF business After the one o'clock board
prices weaker the active stocks falling of from
per cent without any marked transactions At the last
board the market dropping At the close prices
lower aud the market was unsettled and weak.
Government boLds fell OF s9I at the close, but were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
THE WHISKY RING.

Tt has been reported to District Attorney
Courtney, that not single distery is at present in
operation I'm this city. Several of the prominent whisky
men now under indictment have fed. aud tho prompt
aud energetic action recently taken In bringing whisky
men under Indictment trial, and IN arrestng others
prominent In tho business has struck terror ~ the
whisky Ring"
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details of which alc as follows:
Total. .........S5,to6cI 81

io'h'-''''"'.''''.' 50 ~
This large amount is only IN indication ofthe III
mense traffic that must 90 over the through Ute ~
few months, when the great tide OF Iaehe coS'
travel and trade will bcgu. 1t is estimated ilat
this business must make the earnires OF Tie Goai
from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MHIJoNsA lEn. Is ne
supply of these bonds viii soon cease. parties Who
desire to invest IN them will find it for their interest
TO do so at once The price for the present rs ar 'nI
accrued interest from Jan. !, i'll currency.
Subscriptions will be received in New-York &c a,
Company's Office, No. 20 NaSsau-st. aud by JollN ).
Cisco & SON. Bankers No. 80 Wall-st., nrd by the
Company's advertised agents throughout tho'Unitcl
States.
Pacific Railroad of Missouri Six per cent Bonof'
princi al and interest payable in gold Tor sac On
favorable terms, by
S. SKAATs & BRo.. No. 10 Broad-st
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Money has been In good demand at 69i per cent on call
Commercial paper passes freely at 7a9 per cent
Sterling Exchanges dull aud weak at quotations. Ion
don co days. 1904 eO9i; London sight, Odllot; fars'
long, 5l5la5l5; Paris short, 5l3I a52!; Antwerp OLA
a616l; swlss, Sl7i65l6l; Hamburg 9Ga 03Gi; Am
stcrdai. ranI; Frankfort, 4Ii5nI: Bremen. 79Si9i;
Berlin. 7lZ972.
Tho abatement Of the public debt for February shows