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pUNTING, DURBOROW d CO., AUCTION
ID EERk, Nos. 282 and Z84 MARK ri street coraaF
OF Bank street, Successors TO John 5. Myers & co,
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MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.-
lNl (Lately Statesmen for Nj. Thomas q Sons.) =
No. b29 CHR5NUT ST., rear entrR6Ce from Minor.
Sale No. 400 5. Eighth street.
+ HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, ETC,

on Thursday Morning,
2sth inst, at 10 o'clock at No 400 3. Eighth street,
by catalogue the entire superior furniture including
handsome walnut and brocAtele pal furniture,
large centre ole elegant walnut chamber suit large
wardrobe, very fine French plate mantel aud pier
mirrors Handsomely framed; handsome medallion
velvet Brussels, and other carpets; gasswa Kitchen
utensils. etc.
The cabinet furniture was made to order by Allen
May be seen early on morning OF sale. 1916
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LARGE SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE
OF DOMESTIC GOODS In ENTIRE PAUk
On Wednesday Morning,
Feb. commencn ng at 10 o'clock
SO entire packages cotton and woollen domestic
Particulars hereafter. 1885
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
80 cases Infantry OveTCoats, perfect.
30 OaleS grey-mIxed army shirts.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
j SIATEs FOR The EASTEkN DISTRICT OF
HENhY RAJ KE of Philadelphia (ofthe late firm
o. Henry Raske 81 COZ bankrupt, having petitloned
on The 2sth 6ay Of Jsnusry, 1853 at O'Clock p NJ,
before the Resister, VILLAIN IL Al McMMICH MI AEL ESQ,
city, that the examination of the bankrupt may be
The Register VIII certify whether the Bankrupt has
A hearing will also be had on WEDNESDAY, the
10Th day Of Of 6eSCpsTy lsYS before The Court a; Phl
ay show cause against the discharge
Aues,ed by the Clerk and Register, in the name of
the Judge, under seal of ihe Court. 1885,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES FOR 1HE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNsYLVANI1LAip IL Al n J1yprprCv
At Philat elphia, January 10, A. ID: 1869
The hereby % gys9 noSce Ct Ms spp1nt
philadelEhia in the County Of Philadelphia n and
state ot wltnn SAG s DsIIict W0 mas S
the District Court of said District
sa. CHARLES H. MAFhEWS M6 1ld 66smsgnsss s1fss
TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate or ANN HORTON, deceased.
executor Of the Estate OF ANN HORTON, deceased
Of said Davis Pearson, deceasedl and 70 report dis
C wi the parties Rs o the
purpose Of his appointment, ON FRIDAY, February
sixth street, in the ely q PhIl1delPRIs us,,o.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
ELizABETH L. MfRKfL ETC, vs. GEORGE B.
Sept Term 1865 No .isi 81. In divorce.
GEORGE b. MIkKfL:-
ase to o b6 s RG Gt 6ss
ndrimontt should not be decreed In the above case
a. M, personal no g hayipg failed on account Of
the absence of the resR99}3[Sdent' R9}[S :, ,r,rrrrrrp
1 % isiuth4." Attorney tor LiOsllant
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SHIPPING.


,.sxez.2. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
tsssssAEaAs<s TON Human Line OF Mai! Steamers
Se spPoinEed 70 70 sail as iollOws;-
SlS 2t Iaesday & 5sa5ssy snassS January 49,
HiTT9Y 0F 0FF bEiPHM 1suIssS asSsv I1usTg e. gG
CITY OF CUkK, Tuesdsy February .. .
a. 3 saGs @ PEE "a SSs 1S Se4 Ssrn"'e Tuesday
RATEs OF FAss13E BY THH MALL srnAMRs
y,n, 11itS s4dLdSS EVERY GATu t-DAx ',,r,,,o
FIRST G1BIN W n 800 ST EaF 81 IDiS 4 Z
70 London.........,. loo to Lon0on~."........ g
20 sY T T1sb. d. srnsS FSfS VG% TIgix LIZ
Liver
~ 5"iI5hH ;: N E y. JnnT;s x
b. B. Bfanch fgan St sieaisr Sr'. 1t BfSnch Bran sieainoT"
,,,eS eIc 1,s sE TeS1esd ni1 rates 20
Iickets can be bought here by persons sending for
or iurEher Information apply AZ the Compsny's
JOHN O. DALE, Agent, No. 10 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Or oDVMHHkh IN - 1r = a; EAGLhA, r. Asents
.ssE4ag,r, PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
n n fOrSH EkkIaAT ALI LINE TO TER
SOUTH and WEST.
al noon from FIRST WHARF above AAKKE1
THKoOeh RATES Euo THROUGH EEOEIPTs
10 all poiD ts in North anG soutn Caroiina via ses.
ana to Lynchpnrg, Va Tennessee, and the West, via
A'fTeis Freisht 'is 'GAHDLED BOT oNQE, ana taken a.
|
The regularity safety, and cheapness or tAi5 rout5
commend IL TO the puplC As tne most ueStAole me
diam for carrying every description OF freight,
NO charge for Commission, drayase' OK anF sxDenHs
osteamships insured at lowest ratea.
Freight received daily - =, -, VIM, . 40.
No. ia North ana south WHARYEa-
W. p. PORTER, Agent 81 Schmond Ano Cles
i. P. oRowELL & CO.. Agonta st Norfolk. sl
>~sEG%H, NEW EMPRESS LINE TO ALEX.
SLssa6EAazts. SnGrla, GEORGETOWN, aud washington
~ ~, via Chesapeake ana Delaware Osna!, Win con.
pections ~ Alexandra from the most direct route
| for Ly nchburg BElssol, Knoxville, NAshSus' OAitoD
sIesmers iesye regularly every Saturday st noon
| from tue hrht Whsrf AuCEe Market street.
| Freight received daily WD, p oI.Yl.E ACo,
NO, IA North and South harves,
J. r. DAVIDSON, Agent AZ Georgetown -
| NJ. ELDRIDGE h CO., AEents a. Ale1ShofIA' VH
| Rinla. 81
,4ss,., NOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK, VIA
| S4MleAAs DELAW ARE AND ARIrAN CANAL.
| The Steam Propellers or this line leave DAILY
| from dTst wharf below Market street.
| THROUGH In "A HOURS,
| Condo JorW erded by all the lines going out Of
/ YorR NSrth East, and WesI free az eoninlis1ion.
| Prelghts received AT our usual low rates.
| WILLIAM p. CLYDE q CO., Agents.
No "a WHARVESi PhilSdelphtA
| no. lI9 WALL Street corner of se1th New York
| rn~--~ - FOR NEW YORK-SWIFTSURh
| ~ M SWiIt-snre Lines, via Delaware ana Rartan
canal on and aer the 18th of March, leaving daily
| iS "a and p, M, connecting with AL Northern and
EasteTn n1S' which win be taken on AccommodAtins
| .. EUt Asn66iv 10 WILLIAM Nj. BAIRD h CO.,
| III Az. -o- =. 1890 ', 80. = .o.ee--.
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Rev. A. K. P. Small and Rev. DR.. Smaller.
of Portland, representatives of the Baptist As
ISOLATION, were introduced and greeted the con-
ference in behalf Of that branch of the church.
AFTERNOON.
The church was filed to OVERLOOKING to listen
to the conference missionary sermon, preached
by Rev. Joseph Hawkes., of Bath, He chose
for his text Romans l. 16, and presented the
theme in very able manner.
The evening was devoted to the interests of
the Church Extension Society. Eloquent and
appropriate addresses were made by Rev
Messrs. Perry, Randall and Chaplain McCabe
The services of the Sabbath were of an ex-
seedingly interesting character.
The Love Feast at o'clock, presided over
by Rev. j. Colby, was what its name indicates,
a feast Of loue. A very large number of minis
tiers and laymen engaged actively in the exer-
cises, and witnessed the power of Christ to
save and bless.
At 10 o'clock every available part of the
church was filled to hear Bishop Clark, who
preached from LIST Timothy, 4th and 9th, on the
profits of godliness; sound, practical dis
course which was listened to with evident sat-
isfaction by all present.
At the conclusion of the sermon Rev. C. f
Allen presented six candidates, who were Or
dained Deacons by the Bishop.
The church was again filed to overlooking at
2 o'clock to listen to Dr. s. Carter Brown, OF
Providence conference.
At the conclusion of an excellent sermon on
John IL, q, four candidates were ordained
Elders.
In onr last report an error occurred which
we wish to correct. The sum of eighty-six
dollars was collected at the close of the speech
of Rev. A. A. Gee, for the Freedmen's Aid So
ciety. There was no contribution to the cause
of Temperance. CLYDE.
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lican of Warren County, was killed at his
residence near Warrenton on Wednesday
evening Letters from that vicinity report
continued outrages by prowling bands Of Ku-
Klux on Republicans, both whites and blacks.
To be an avowed Republican in that country
is sure passport to death or violent outrage.
Mr.. Ashley, the new Governor of Montana,
will endeavor to colonize Montana with Ger
MANS and he expects to erect the territory in
to a State, of which he will be Senator.
During recent debate in the Massachu-
sets House a point of order was raised, while
member was speaking, that he had no right
to disturb other people engaged in converse
ton at the time.
Walter Brown has just built, in Bos ton, the
lightest wood wherry ever constructed. 1t is
30 feet long, ten inches and half wide, and
it weighs only nineteen and seven-eighths
pounds.
The inhabitants of Porto Rico are ready to
revolt as soon as the Cuban instruction shall
prove success
A black man who calls himself the Prince
of AGRA has been arrested for debt in New
York. His wife, the sable Princess, is discon-
ISOLATE.
Ex-President johnson is expected in Wash
ingtoA this week.
st. Paul paper says: Yesterday two
young ladies from the country brought to mar
ket thirty dozen frogs which they slaughtered
the previous day. They found ready sale, going
off at fifteen cents per dozen. The frog trade
seems to be on the increase"
There is a report that the Hallowell House,
Hallowell, is to be bought by parties who pro-
pose converting it into a retreat for insane
people, and that it will be placed under the
management of skillful and well known gen.
tleman who has had years of experience
in the treatment Of those poor unfortunates.
Two columns of New Y ork daily are taken
up with list of the railroad bills now before
Congress.
Among the persons spoken of for the French
mission to this country, left vacant by Berthe
my, are Viscount de Treillard, who has been
an dttdchs of the Fgench legation at Washing
ton, M de Boilleau, who married a daughter
of Tn omas Benton and M. de Geoffroy, who
was left at Washington by Mercier as charge
d'q6aires
Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister, informs
the Secretary of State that the steamer Quak-
er City is about to sail from New York for
Cuba with munitions of war for the rebels
The Secretary of State has requested the Sec-
Rotary of the Treasury to issue an order which
will prevent any violation OF the neutrality
law of 1872, and the order will be accordingly
issued.
An Omaha dispatch says two hundred Sioux
Indians bounced upon about forty Snake and
Bannock Indians, eighty miles from South
Pass city, ten days ago and killed twenty nine
of them.
Richard Morley, one of the oldest Odd Fell
lows in the United States, died in Baltimore,
Saturday, at the age of rs years. He was
Past Grand Master and for a long time prior
to his death Treasurer of the Grand Lodge of
Maryland.
The Dartmouth graduating class includes
eolored man, (Mr. George Rice, of Newport, R.
L.,) fine scholar, and much respected in the
college.
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CONNIE RCIAL.
RECEIPTS EFT RAILROADS AND srrAx.n., NAY s

GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-561 cans milk. 81 car.
lumber 800 bbs. -four, corn, do potat oes, 1f
bags spoos, cars laths, do bark. do slaves, Is
rolls leather hoops, 40 pkgs sundries for ship
ment East-1O00 bb.s. -FOUR
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-29 bdls shovels, IS
cases carpets "a wheelbarrows, Is bdls skins,
potatoes, 16 boxes scythes % bags spools % bdls
chair stock, boards do hoops so sides leather
bags wool, car clapboards, 1 do cattle, GAG pkgs
sundries.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROAD-2 cars lun-
ber 1856 bds paper, 16 cases goods, bbs potatoes,
horse, bbs. tallow, casks starch, lot household
goods, bags seed, IS empty oil bbls, ~ bbls -four
barriage, 10 bds blinds, DOORS 26 bdls dead eyes
1863 cases oil cloth, u cars freight for Boston.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosroN-20 bdli
iron, 10 plates GO, 10 odls leather, so pr tubs %
green hides hhds. molasses, ga bbls. flour, dead
hogs, $50 boxes frut, 100 do starch, 21 bd1s
skins. % bags coffee, 100 mdse, 200 pkgs
der; for Canadas and up country-11S empty bbls.,
1913 rolls roofing 60 kegs nails, 23S bales rags caski
skins, Ill rolls leather 257 dry hides, $50 pkgs to
der.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS, FROM BosroN-5 caul-
drons casks lead As bars Al bds ron 20 coils cord
age 200 boxes fruit 76 bbls pork, IS bds tubs 226
country 81 pieces MARBLE 225 rolls leather 500 emp
ty boxes So boxes tin 20 bds solos, 1873 bars ron 10
car wheels, 45 bds lea boards, 80 bales rags do cot
ton, 20 do rags, "a kegs nails 1870 pkgs to order.
STEAMER DIRIGo, FROM NEW YORK-34 bales
cotton 131 do rags do trees. 1874 rolls leather, 362
chests tea, 468 boxes mdse, SO bbls. do 20 kegs,
casks, $50 hhds sugar. 20 bds green SKINS piano.
moving machines, IT sewing do, AZ bags shot, 16 bbls
pine apples 10 bds paper 20 bales dry goods 10 bdls
steel. 1853 coils cordage 81 pkgs furniture, 1882 dry
hides, so pkgs sundres
FOREIGN ExPORTs.-The total amount of foreign
exports from this port last week was S134, 54607
Included in the shipments 1913 sugar boxes &c
hhds and 1893 kegs nails. 1890 bbls -four, do bean
boxes tin cans, do tin covers do lead, 536 gallons
vinegar 30 tons bran is crates stone ware 20 bbls
clover seed bdls paper bbls bacon 100 tubs but
ter, 2 sewing machines, cases boots and shoes, 40
bids manure forks 100 doz brooms, 10 soap and
perumery 80 boxes tobacco, 173 pkgs furniture 12f
carriage stock, 456 bdls hoops, log pkgs mdse.
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MAY TERM-eoDDARD, J., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-The grand jury came in shortly be-
fore IL O'Clock and reported A bills OF Indictment
and were discharged for the term. Among the
offences charged are the following: Larceny, s;
compound larceny, 81 assault q secret delivery and
concealment, q; aiding escape OF prisoners, Il bad
road Il; nuisance, 1; malicious mischief 1; bigamy
1; cbeating,2.
At the opening the afternoon session the follow
ing criminals were arragned:
James Oliver, alias Frank Wright: Indictment for
compound larceny by breaking and entering the
store OF Breed s. Walden in Union street, the 9th
day of April 1869, and stealing therefrom box Of
shoe stock, valued at $50. Plea, guilty Sentenced
to three years in State prison.
James Devine; breaking and entering the store Of
johnson & Dow, on the 14th day of March, 1862 and
committing larceny. Plea, not guilty.
James Devine; breaking and entering the store of
Lyman, Son g. Tobey on the 14th day Of March.
1869, and stealing money therefrom. Plea not guilty
Frank Allen; larceny of chest of tea from Jo-
siah H. Kimball, at Portland the 25th of Febru-
airy, 1869. Plea, guilty. Sentenced toone year in
State prison.
James Devne; compound larceny by breaking
and entering the store Of N. w. Perkins & Co. and
stealing therefrom on the 9th day Of March, 1862
Plea, not guilty.
the 18th day of February, 1862 Plea, not guilty.
Same; malicious burning OF the High street Church.
in Portland. on the I'd day Of February 1869. Plea,
not gully.
Albert Delaskey; felonious assault on Richard Alb
bott, at Durans clothing store on the 10th day of
February, 1869. Plea. not guilty
John Drosky, George Harmon ana Leland s. Rich
ardsoh; assault and battery on james E. Severy, at
Baldwin, on the 18th day of March, 1869. Drost be-
ing the only OF the accused at the bar pleaded
not guilty.
VIM. Foran; assault and battery on PAMELA Fo-
rem, on the I'd day of March. Plea, not guilty.
Charles Gilman; bigamy. Plea, not guilty.
Andrew F. Bland; larceny Of lot OF dry goods
from the store Of Deering, Miken Co. on the goth
day of January, 1869. Plea, not guilty.
David Campbell and John Ward; compound lar
ceny in breaking and entering the store of Prince &
Turner, on Anderson street, and stealing tea, &C.,
on the Goth day of March Both pleaded not guilty.
Same; same offence committed at the store OF Geo.
W. Russell, on the same day. Both pleaded not
guilty.
Robert Bland; attempting to aid prisoner to es-
| cape from the county jail Plea, not guilty. w. w.
| Thomas, Dr., for defence.
James Southland; breaking and entering the barn
of George B. Tenney, in Brunswick, on the 18th day
of January, 1862 aud stealing harnesses Plea, not
| guilty. G. F. Libby for defence.
| Margaret Kirby; secret delivery and concealment.
| Plea, not guilty.
Frank Kelly; breaking and entering the store Of
Henry Quincy and stealing ieweIry, cutlery, SO.
Plea, not guilty John p. Neal for defence
Samuel Dana Roberts; felonious assault on Sophia
c. Bracket on the 18th day OF January 1869. Plea,
not guilty.
John Andigee; larceny OF money. Plea, not
| guiltV. ID. N. TnOrahara for dat,
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YACHTING ExCURsIoN.-Saturda afternoon
party of some thirty gentlemen, including
the representatives of the press, were invited
by Mr. Pickett, the proprietor of the beautiful
yacht Sunnyside, to take short trip in the
ha.bor. The day was warm, the sky cloudless,
and brisk breeze was blowing to fill the sails
Precisely at P. M. the acht, with her pleas
ant company aboard, left Custom House wharf
with fine southwest wind. She ran out
through Whitehead passage, as far as Green
Island, with free Sheet then hauled on the
wind, when she was enabled to show her fine,
staunch, sea-going qualities; sailed through
Overset and back to the city through Hog Is
land Roads. The trip occupied some four
hours. Notwithstanding there was considera-
BILE motion at times, no one minded it in the
least; but every one was delighted with the
excursion. Refreshments of the best quality
were literally provided, and the host was un-
renting in his attentions.
The Sunnyside was recently purchased by
Walter Hatch, Esq; is schooner yacht of 80
tons, with length of 40 #. in, and breadth
of IA #. Z in, and it. depth of hold. She is
fitted up in the best style and is thoroughly
staunch, safe, and comfortable. She will be
let to pleasure parties the coming sumner
through Edward Pickett, agent, with Capt.
Abraham Sterling as sailing-master; and all
persons intending yachting trips are strongly
advised to try the Sunnyside.
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,HALFoRD's LEICEsTERsHIRE SAUCE.-This
very excellent and highly-esteemed condiment,
made and put up by VIM. HalfOrd, of Boston,
and sold by all frst-class grocers in New Eng
land, is manufactured from an original recipe
furnished by an English nobleman, and is war
ranted in every case to give satisfaction. 1t is
at once economical and refreshing, and proves
an addition to the qualifications of a well-fur-
nished table which no epicure can forego. In
preparing and offering this sauce the proprie-
tors have been careful to supply an article
equal to any test to prove its merits The in
gradients are the best, the mingEng scientific
one, and the result sauce that far surpasses
any imported sauce in quality, and in price
possessing an advantage that defies COMPETE
tom Boston Post, April "a.
As will be seen by the advertisement in an
other column, this sauce will be sold in this
city by SAMUEL CHADWICK, who keeps stock
on hand to answer the daily increasing calls.
Talleyrand said we had great many religions
and only one gravy. If he could taste Hal
ford's "Leicestershire, he would say that we
had but one sauce, it is true, but better could
not be devised. may1sod2w
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SEA Fowl sHoorra.-Tha xa.h. sn,rkla

SEA Fowl SHoorna.-The yacht Sparkle,
Capt. seDter, and party, returned from trip
down the coast on Saturday afternoon. Dur
ing their excursion they had some fine sport
among the sea fowl, and the following list win
give some idea of their luck: wild goose. 1
sea duck, 8 old squaws, shsldrake, 2 black
ducks, II white king or surf ducks, IA skunk
head or patch head ducks, 50 gray coot, Al but
ter-bill coot, 8 northern divers, 16 velvet ducks
In all 1923 birds OF these eleven are to bt
mounted for Capt Willard, by Wiley, Elk
change street. One of the northern divers
more commonly known as loon, is one of thu
finest specimens ever seen, is of full plumage
and it is very well known that it is extremel,
difficult to get a shot at them.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Yokohama Mch 9Th, ship Brewster. Collins.
AT Foo-chow Mich 10, ship Surprise, Ranlett. tor
New York days.
At Hong Kong Meh Is, ships shirley, Ferguson;
Helveta, Bailey, and National Eagle, Nickerson tor
San Francisco, dg; Old Dominion, Freeman, Tor do
and others.
Ar at Barcelona 2ist ult. barque Volunteer. Blake,
Boston.
Ar at Havre Path ult. ship Emma. Oliver. from sa-
vannah.
Sid I'm Liverpool 2sd ult, ship Majestic, Keazer,
Cid 2ith, ship Arcadia, Delano. Boston.
sid im Gowes Z4th ult, ship Transit Drinkwater,
Ar at BrOuwershaven 2sd, ship S Curling, Morse.
AT Manila Mch Q, baroue AdelIa Carlton. Carlton
from Hong Kong Tor San Francisco.
AT Guanape Island April Z. ships NJ r Ludwig,
Woodbury., to load for Hamburg OF Rotterdam; Gen
and Gaspee, Emerson Tor United States or Europe;
Nonantum. Lord, Tor Europe; barque Priscilla, Me-
Aleyy, from Callao; Caroline Lemont, Bowker, tor
At Remedies Path ult, ship John Harvey. Lowell.
tor New York, ldg; barques Brunswick. Dixon, tor
At st Johns, PR, 22d ult, brig Harry, Sedgeey for
Fajardo same day. to finish ldg tor Baltimore; sch
Montana, johnson. for New York.
Ar at Havana 18th ult, brig Proteus, Hall, from
Portland. 80
CID SOth, brigs Atlas, Mitchell. New York; Five
Brothers, Tburlow. Caibarien.
Ar at Cardenas 26th ult. brigs Altavsla Reed, New
York 9th, Fideia, Stone. Matanzas.
Sid 26ib, oarqne Hunter. York. tor port North OF
Hatteras; briggs Harp, Delay, and Liberty. Deyereux
do; 9th, F II Odorne. Sutherland. do; Aimon Row
ell, Davis. and Mechanic, Dyer. do; A III Quits,
Merriman. New York; sch Kate Carlton. Lamb, tor
North of Hatteras.
Ar at CIeniuegos 25th ult, brig NavarinO. Blood.
Boston. - sAr
Ar at Matanzas 26th ult, barque Com Dupont, Me-
Gilvery, Baltimore; brig Jeremiah, Ford, Ardros-
san; sch David FAUST. Charleston; 9th, brig Mary
. Mariner. Mariner, Nassau, MP.
Sid 26th, barque Albert. Maxwell, Tor New York;
brig Barv Stewart, do sch Mary u Haskell, Bar
bour, philadelphia; 9th, barque Philena, Davis for
Portland; Pleiades, Packard, New York: brig o
1itcomb, Titcomb, Batimore sch Harriet baker,
Weber. Baltimore; j Van Dusen Young, Ior
Holmes Hole; 18th brigs Rio Grande, Bennett. and
Helen Phinney, Boyd, North OF Hatteras.
Ar at Trinidad oath, barque Sancho Panza, Wiley,
New York; 26th, brig Tally lilo, Chisham, from New
York.
Sid 7ad, sch Jane Emson, vanCleat, for North of
Hatteras.
Sid I'm Nassau. MP. 9th ult, brig Mary Mariner,
Mariner, for Cuba.
Cid at st John. NIB, 9Th inst sch Mary A Harmon,
Parker, Boston.
CID at 81 John. NIB, 7th inst, ship Sorrento, wa
son, Liverpool.
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APRIL TERM-BARRoWS j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Hosea Robinson VS.. William F..
Stafford. Assumpslt on account annexed. Opened
to the jury, Withdrawn and continued ON report.
j. & K. M. Rand. Shepley g. Strout.
James M. Churchill VS.. James W. Leavitt. As
sumpsit as endorser certain notes. The defence
Is want of notice. The original notes endorsed
by defendant 'waiving notice." In the great fire of
July 4, 1866, the notes were SO charred that new
ones were obtained and endorsed by defendant.
These notes. he alleges, he endorsed as not waving
notice. The testimony in the case is all out.
Shepley Il Strout. j. & K. M. Rand