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Benjamin F Davis,
To THE DEFENDANT "A BovE NAMED :a>5
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court in and fer the comfy of
Howard, State of Iowa, petition of
John A. Wentworth, Plaintiff aboyed-nam-
ed, tlaimingpf you fhe sunni Ibfs Fp,f
hundred and ninety-eightP dollars
and eight cents being for feurs 1hundfed
and twenty-five dollars and fifty cents as
money justly due him on your promissory
note to him dated July 8, 1857, and
seventy-fye dollars and ffty-eight cents as
due him for money by him laid out and ex-
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before noon ofthe second day Of the next
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tenth day Of May 1869, your default will
be entered and judgment rendered against
you thereon in accordance with the prayer
Of said petition. G., g7.aE la2,a1s.A - Z
H. A. GOODRICH,
nlSw4] Atty. for Plaintiff
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PGLiCE INTELLIGENCE,

THE THOMPSON STREET STABBING AFFRAY.-JOhn
Holmes, William Henry Lawrence and Williams
three colored men, arrested yesterday by officer
Laughiin for being concerned in a stabbing ARRAY
IN Thompson street, IN which Frank White colored)
was dangerously wounded by knife wound, were
brought before Justice Dodge the Jefferson market
yesterday morning and committed without bail, to
await the result OF Whites injuries.
ALLEdE FHLoNIOUs AssAuLT.-A young man
named solomon Lazarus was yesterday arraigned
before Justice Shaudey at Essex Market Police
Court, on charge Of felonous assault and battery
From the statement Of the complaining witness, Mrs.
Mary HOFFMAN, it appears that on the night OF the
5tn OF July Lazarus was standing in the front base
barrels OF q revolver. The two last shots entered
the room OF Mrs. Barbara Moser, In the above men
toned house, and one OF the bullets entered that
ladyS side, iuftctlng severe but not dangerous
wound. Lazarus claims That the shooting was acci-
denial and gave bail to answer at the Court of den-
eral Sesni0ns.
DARING BURGLARY BY THREE BOYs.-Ab0ut four
O'Clock yesterday morning, Us oficer Richard Han.
Ion, OF the Twentynnth precinct, was patroning
his post and when passing the house OF DR.. Thomas
r. Conrad, OF No. AZ East Forty.second street. he
heard noises proceeding from the DOCTORS house.
and rl9huy believing that burglars had gained an
entrance there called to hs assistance olncer Nor
rissey with whom he entered the house through the
rear basement door, which was found to have been
forced open. On searching about she officers dis
covered three boys, named Henry Blacke. Henry
smith ana william Lane, secretet IN closet. In
the basement were found Jimmy anu q dark Ian
tern OF regulation pattern. The youthful burglars
were about making OF With quantity OF siiverware
wearing apparel and bed clothing, OF the value OF
5000 when discovered. The prisoners were brought
before Justice Dodge yesterday aud committed TO
answer without BAH.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Bedford.

BOLD LARcENiES-sPEEDY JUSTICE.
Joseph Morgan was tried and convicted OF
grand larceny, the evidence showing that on
the 3D. inst, when Peter Bruner, furni-
ture dealer, was returning from the bank with
a package of money containing $1,000, TO pay
his employees. the prisoner ran up and snatehed
the package. He ran. away and was pursued by
number OF citizens. Judge Bedford in passing sen.
renee, observed that the prisoner not only commit.
teu oarlng larceny. but added perjury to that
crime. Inc highest peualt, CT the lawiwas imposed,
Wn WHICH vas i've years Imprisonment In the state
doseph Reeves pleaded guilty to grand larceny, the
charge being mat on the sd OF June 1869 he stole
d package OF money Containing 1857 from the
store Oh Frederick freese, 9I6 Broadway. The City
5uaee saia this was also bold theft but, in con-
slderation or the prisoner pleading guilty. be re-
duced The punishment to Imprisonment in the state
Prison lor three years and six months.
Florence MalrnedS pleaded guilty to an attempt
az grand lafceny, he having stolen a silver watch,
vaiueu ~ lhirty dollars, from Antonio DlswOld, on
Prison for TWO years.
Julius Down pleaded guilty TO an ATTEMPT at bur-
giary ID the thirh degree the Indictment charging
that on the 2sth OF June the accused bur0lariously
entered ue premises OF James II. Hutchinson, ~
Firstavenne. He WAS sentenced TO the Penitentfary
for one year.
John Mccormack gave the prosecuting officer a
similar plea, he being charged with entering the
snOe STORE OF george craig, 05 Beaver street. on the
21st OF June and stealing twentyep1t dolara, worth
OF property. The prisoner was demanded Tor sen.
tence. "~ ava ~
George ii. Farrell, VINO was charged with bur.
gariousy entering the premises OF Gerard MIA stadt
24c SCUM streee on the 26th OF June pleaded guilty
~ an a', tC NJ tnere were mitigating clrcuu-
stances the Judge sent him to the Pententiary for
six months.
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NEW YORK CITY.
The COURTS.
COURT OF orEa AND TeaMNra.

Before Judge Card0Zo
The court opened at halfpast ten O'Clock yesterday
morning, when the following cases were disposed
Of
FORGERY.
Daniel Marsh man Of about forty-hve years, was
arragned for forgery IN the first degree. IL appears
that some time 1867 he drew his cheek on the
Ocean National Bank for 81 100, which check he had
duly ceraaed, as he had that amount deposited in
the bank to his credit. Subsequently, however, he
altered the check by making 81, 000 and passed It
TO broker by the name oi fiarrott. Judge stuart
who appeared as counsel for the accused, asked the
Court 10 adjourn the case so as to a0w MIN time TO
Obtain o COMMISSION to exaune witnesses to prove
aiibt. Judge CardOLo postponed the trial until
Monday next
Sobiski Johnson pleaded guilty TO an attempt TO
commit grand arceni and was sentenced TO slug
Sing a. hard labor for Two years.
William Sheppard, Michael Lanegan and Florence
OCOnnOr We're arraigned on the charge Of burg.
larry They were three rather decent looking boys,
peaded guilty to an attempt d. burglary IN the third
degree, but this was SHOWN to ne their IrsJ OIL
fence and probably owing to the result OF evil
Sc. and company. the Court suspended sentence and
suffered them TO 90.
GRAND LARCENY.
John Williams pleaded guilty TO grand larceny ana
was sent TO sing Sing Tor four years.
August Feigenuny was arinlgpe1 on the double
charge or grand larceny ana larceny, and having
pleaded not guilty was remanded for trial.
BURGLARY.
George Hammond, George smms and Felix Ferris
were arraigned on the charge OF burglary. Sinms
pleaded guilty the tnlra grade of the offence and
was sent u the State Prison for TWO years. The trial
Of she oiher two was postponed 10 Monday.
The jurors summoned were then discharged until
Monday next, on which day the Court Will again
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0UARAN TINE.

Tho Well Passengers the Frolic Re.
Ieascd-The Yellow Fever Disappeared.
The yellow fever has totally disappeared from
Quarantine and yesterday all the well passengers on
board the Frolic were allowed to come to the city,
after having obtained complete outfit of new cloth.
ing There are at present but one or two persons
on the hospital ship who belonged to the Ill starred
Saratoga, but they have very nearly recovered their
health and Will, in day or So be permitted to go
their ways In peace The Saratoga, which Ia now
thoroughly ceansed and flIniaated will be kept az
Quarantine until the cold weather comes about or
course no person wll be compelled to remain with
her, at least none OF her former crew.
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the CUSTOM MOUSE,

Collector Grinne has instituted vigorous inves.
tgauon into the welghers' Department OF the Gus.
tom House and discovered numerous frauds IN this
especial branch Of the department practised under
his predecessors Two of these criminaly suspected
we,ghers escaped to Burope; two more are
standing the nature OF this AFFAIR, has taken
precautions TO prevent recurrence Of these
tiegitimsie transactohs. The weighing pro-
merchandise, and Is, therefore, q very important
branch OF custom house duty. This business In.
by men In whom are reposed the utmost trust and
confidence or course in the present fashion Of max
ing political appointments Il rs not easy 70 secure
coi9petent men for the discharge OF this work. COL
lcctOr Grihnell, however, has exercised such wise
aud intuitive determination In the selection OF
~ III the various departments under his control
that the entire BUSINESS IL now being conducted with
coIapeta, eniciepcy and satisfaction.
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TINE POST OFFICE.

In this department there have been no removals
or appointments since the recent ones announced In
the HERALD. The erection Of new Post ONCE is
the great theme Of conversation and speculation
among the employees In the Office. General Jones,
the Postmaster feels, as did his predecessors In
ticularly In the deter delivery department--are
totally inadequate to supply the growing wants
OF the public He has had full and SUFFICIENT
ment for this lack OF accommodation for our citi-
zens The general hope ana expectation is that the
present grounds Tor complaint will soon be re-
moved. that the long continued dilly about
the selection OF site Will be terminated that the
question OF the public interest will be trauscendant
70 private spoliatng schemes. and that somewhere,
only the sooner the better, suitably massive build.
Ing Will be erected for our General Post once.
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HEAVY DEFALCATION.
The Cashier OF the Central National Bunk an
Absconding DciauIter-Loss to tho Bank Of
Ohm nun

The Cashier OF the Central National Bunk an
Absconding DciauIter-Loss to tho Bank Of
S1OO,OOO.
The fact has leaked out that the Central National
Bank, of No. $50 Broadway, has recently suffered
heavily from the dishonesty OF VIM. II. Sanford, its
cashier. The discovery of the loss was not made
until Saturday last On the previous Thursday Mr..
Sanford left the bank In the day time ostensiby to
visit bis sick child who he said was at Westport,
Conn. Mr.. Sanford lived at Flushing. L. /. On FRA
day. at the furthest he was expected by the presi,
dent OF the bank to return from Westpor He failed
TO do 50, however, and as he had not been heard
from messenger was sent to Flushing to inquire
as TO the cause OF his absence There the messenger
learned that Mr. Sanford had not been to Westport
and had no child at that place. HIS wife and family
knew nothing OF his whereabouts and were much
alarmed AT his absence, as he had not been home
since Thursday morning. On learning OF this state
OF AFFAIRS tie suspicious Of the directors OF the bank
were aroused. An examination OF the cashiers
desk at the bank was made, and In box, which had
to be forced Open note was found. which solved
ssys ae nothing With me aod Ses
poor family. They are destitute" This brief but
touching missive was addressed to Mr.. Wheelock,
on examining closely into the AFFAIR it was found
that Sanford mad faed TO account on the books for
$I0O 600 In bonds which had been placed In his
hands BY the correspondents In country banks to be
deposited In the Central National Bank for safe
keeping. the bank has assumed the responsibility
OF the Oss and will pay 1t from the surplus recently
left after paying the half yearly dividend This
plus IS said to be more than three times the amount
Of the defalcation.
Sanford, the defaulting cashier Is Q man OF about
forty years OF age and has occupied the position Of
was at one time o partner In the well known
firm OF Clark. Pardee. Bates Co., and
they became his bondsmen when he applied
for the position Of cashier to the bank.
lie was generally esteemed by all who knew
him, and inspired the utmost confidence regarding
his integrity. His manners were very unassuming
his habits inexpensive and his moral character uI-
lmpeachnbe. Possessing large salary an econom-
ically managed home at Flushing and small family
IL was thought that he could not fall to have saved
money But 1t appears that, unknown to the direct.
Ors Of the BANK, he has speculated heavily and To
save himself temporarily from heavy losses appro-
priated the bonds placed In his hands for safe keep
ing. Misfortune, however, pursued him, and IL u
probable that he lost the whole OF the t00 900 thus
appropriated. HIS family, consisting OF wife ana
three children, and his mother whom ne supported.
are left entirely without means and are in terrible
suspense regarding the fate OF the unfortunate man.
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the BALTIMORE sAsxGEafEs1.
fFrnm the Ralfirnore Ann

from The Baltimore Amcrican, July 81
The special committee OF the Executive Commit
+. steinbach. A. G. Keene, a. Knmmer and otto
nunckei, waited on Governor Bowie YESTERDAY and
military during the continuance OF the Saengerfest.
and It was decided that It should take place on Mon.
day next. The nine regiments OF infantry composing
the FIRST divisor OF the Maryland National Guard
are TO form the parade, but is thought neither the
cavalry nor artillery will be ordered put the matter
Will be determined to-day The stan ana the oincers
Headquarters to-day for the purpose Of making tho
arrangements for the display
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Operative Bricklayers' Union No. ..

There was very full meeting Of this cooperative
society at its hail. corner Twenty-thlrd street and
Second avenue, many new members being present
for the first time and VINO were induced to join the
Union because OF the great reduction of the intia
ton fee rrom twenty-five dollars to five dollars The
death Of John McCann was reported and the sum OF
sixty dollars was appropriated, according to the
bylaws OF the Union. communication was re-
celved from the president of N. L. U giving notice
that the third annual session OF the National Labor
Union Will be held ip Philadelphia, beginning at ten
O'Clock A. M on che 10Th day OF August next. A
great many new members appeared at this point,
and after undergoing rigid Examination and taking
tile following pledge were admitted to fellowship
PLEDGE,
You hereby soemnly and sincerely pledge honor Al
that you will not reveal private proceed
lngs OF individual action of of M members
will, without equvOcaton evasion and to the of
your ability long you remain member thereof abide
BY the constitution and bylaws and the pacuar scale of
prices adopted by that you wilt acquesce in the
viii Of the majority and that will at all times, every
honorable within your power, procure employment
for members OF this Union.
On the first Mondsy Of August all journeymen
brlckayers who are not society men will not be per.
mitted to work where any members Of the different
unions mpy be employed.
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SUPREME COuRT-cNlMBEaS.

FSs
BY Judge Sutherland.
Hodge u.s. Pyer.-Motion denied, without costs TO
either party.
IN the Matter 0fhe application or the LOaoer Hud-
son Steamboat Company for q DiSSot,ttion.-Mo
granted
randolph u.s. observation-disclosures insufficient,
&c.
Iaeehe7' rs. cutter, Jr.-Motion sieEied, without
COSTS to either party.
chester et al. rs. boone ct dI-MoiOn denied with.
out costs to either party.
NfchOts rs. Cg'Ocher.-Default opened and motion
to be heard on IFS minutes, without costs to either
party.
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COURT CALen0Ars-THIs nay.

COURT OF OYER AND Observation-Disclosures TO
Monday, July IL, at eleven A. NJ
SUPREME C0URT-CHAMBERs.- Reserved cases,-.
Nos AZ, 40, 81, 65, 10. Call II. W.
MARINE CouRT-fRiAL TERM.--Nos 3293 1902,
xg0s 3ls! BIOS 325s 1920 1922, 302 1907 1850 1884
1919. 1878, 1885, 1890, 33el 1892 33g3' '-NN'
COURT or GEskltAL SEssIoSs.-The People W..
lanes LANES onitn anu James Murphy, robbery; same VI.
iel0h0us assault and battery; Same vs. Rachel Ack.
lay. grand larceny; Same vs.. August FelQenaney
vs.. same, larceny; Same W. Charles b. Cassell,
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The Harlem Railroad Brakemeu.

The strike OF the Harlem Railroad brakemen is
now perfectly hopeless for the men. Mr.. Vanderbilt
conceded an advance OF five dollars per month to
the braKemen of the luggage cars but the men
working on the passenger cars he thought "gOt
enOugh,". and he has succeeded in HDg the places
OF the strikers with competent to do the work.
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Trouble at the Harlem Iron Works,

few weeks since this company discharged
society iron moulder on account Of his writing
letter to non-society man. All the union men left
work. have prevented the company getting fresh
men. The owners OF the works have applied for q
warrant for the arrest OF the society ON the "con-
spracy" tact, but no magistrate could be found to
grant one. The employers state that the man was
discharged because he was poor workman ana
not on account OF his letter writing.
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CITY MTELkIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAy.-The following record
VIII show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours. in comparison with the cor
responding day OF year. indicated by the tncr
mometer at budnups pharmacy HERALD Building,
corner o Ann street.-
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.
End of the Cap Makers Strike.

Oh tUC CUP INHutScts
The cap makers, male and female, who have been
on strike for nearly five weeks, went to work yes
terday, the employers having agreed to pay the ad-
vanced rates. Since the strike the cap makers
shops have been completely deserted the employers
not having attempted to get new hands. Some capt.
tasts a few days ago offered TO open factory and
employ all the old hands STRIKE the offer was ac-
copied. 1t Is thought that the fear of losing the
services of their old employees altogether led the
bosses to grant the advance and end the strike.
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THE CITY CREDIT.
OPENING or Proposals for City Tax Relief
Stock.

AT the Comptroher's once yesterday proposals for
$2767,ooo OF the city tax relief bonds were opened.
The amounts Of the proposals made and the pre-
MUM on each, as given below, show concusively
that the credit Of the city stands high among the
fnanciers. No awards were made. but in all propa-
bilty they VIII be announced to-day. The bids
made are Qs foows.-
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The TROY DeIeaatiOn.

Tho Troy delegation Of women in this city for the
purpose Of collecting money for the Strikers have
thus far collected s1O76. No society applied to for
aid has refused thus far.
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Quarrymen's Strike.

There is strike now in progress among the
quarrymen employed on the work Of James Martin,
Fifty.third street and Broadway and on Fiftieth
street and Sixth avenue, against q reduction OF
wages. About fifty men are on strike
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grand larceny; Same vs. Nathan ~ LOwoenick,
grand larceny; Same vs. John w. Russell, embezzie
ment.
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Before Judge Card0zo.
The court opened at haltpast ten O'Clock yesterday
morning, when the following cases were disposed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-08-28
EIQUO OR sTO RE-!
CITRISTIAN NEFF-

CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposite the Court House, Sun
BURY, PA,
Respectfully invites the attention of Retailer
and others, that he has on hand, and will con
stantly keep all kinds OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brandies Cogniac, Cherry,
Ginger. Rochelle aud Otard.
Whistles: Pure Rye Copper-Dstiled, Monon.
gahcla, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN!
Wines; Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port aud
Clarct.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, n. f. Rum,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITFERS,
And ali Others Liquors which can he found In
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail Every article guaranteed ns
represented. Also, large lot of DEMIJOIINS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
30 Orders promptly attended TO, and public
patronage respectfully solicited.
G. NEFF.
Sunbury, July 5, lSG9.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-08-28

TNO CONSUMPTIVES.-The Advertiser, hav-
l. ing been restored to health in few weeks
by very simple remedy, afler having suffered
several years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send q copy of the
prescription used (rce of charged with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CONSTITUTION,
ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, etc. The object Of the ad-
yertscr in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Mays, '69-ly.