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DRUGS. CHEMICALS, &c.

n u. COOK. VIM 3. CREIGHTON.
NOOk s. CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Desl ors in
PURE DKUGSANr CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
Varnishes and Oils, ,,,rrv
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No. 107 King street.
Prompt attention given to orders and m
uuries from the country. mar S-t.
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Mr.. wiley on Reconstruction.
When tho Mississippi bill was und

When the Mississippi bill was under
discussion in the Senate Wednesday,
Mr.. Wiley said he opposed conditions
upon Virginia, but utter they were I'M
posed voted for the bill containing them
Efthc Senator from Vermont Edmunds
and others acting with him, thought their
was au imprOpriCty on the part of those
who opposed conditions upon Virginia US
Unconstitutional In afterwards voting for
the bill, he Wiley would relieve himself
oFany charge Of Inconsistency md stand
firmly upon the obligations Of his oIiiciaI
oath, by moving o repeal Of the action o.
the Senate. He therefore submitted IN
amendment 10 repeal so much Of the Viz
ginia act as declared the State admitted
TO representation upon certain ltIudamcn'
tal conditions therein expressed.
Mr.. Morton asked why, Il the Senator
desired TO be consistent, he dilnnt include
NIL States which were admitted on cOndf'
tiOns.
Mr.. Wiley said the pledge Of Congress
had been given to admit the late rebel
lious States to representation upon thcit
doing certain things. Mississippi and Vir
ginia had complied with all these require
mentS While tho pending bill, in It's very
inception, declared Mississippi 10 have 4
republican government, therefore c0ndi'
tons 10 make her Government republican
were supGrtluOus. ......... .
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ID Ms EaI.ort 81 tAe Inls9Iqnoer!


GESTLEMEN:-AllOw me 10 present Ii
your columns, my claims for q leading pc
sition, 10 the Presidents oftlc Railroads
or Bridge Companies now organizing In
this or neighboring States.
am a graduate Of the Central School
Of Engineers Of Arts and Manufactures, O.
France, and have 90 years practice In my
profession, fourteen Of which have been
spent in this country. l served my time
OF filter, ercCtor and Locomotive Engi
ncer in France, Was Inspector Of taDri'
cation Of rails, tyre bars, axles and loco,
motives on three different railroads, and
Master Mechanic on two Others. Was In
spcCtor ut the Low Moor Iron Works ii
England, during eighteen months; was aI
the great Exhibition In Paris, In 1867
representing several leading manufacturers
Ofthis country, and lately was superin'
tending engineer Of the Norway Works
at Wheeling. / have also surveyed sew
eral years on railroads and Ind charge Of
divisions. IhavC numerous md high ties,
timonials Of capacity, and for character
and ability refer to
Baron s. DC Rothschild, Paris; August
Belmont, N. y; Thomas W. Ecnnard
c. E., N. Y; c. ShalGr Smith, G. f., ST,
Charles, Mo-; Baltimore Bridge Company
Baltimore; VIM. Sellers s. Co, Philadel'
phia; Philip s. Justice, Philadelphia; D,
L. Harris s Co., Springfield, Mass; A. G,
Quarter, Senator Wilson, Thomas j.
Campbell, Wheeling.
Ct Respectfully, Cu.J QuETEI.
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WToAIEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Mcn-thO true csli'
mate Of womau-tho happiness Of an honorable
marrlagc-tho fearful SOCIAL Evils Of the day
tho cause and cure. Sent free, in sealed envel'
opos. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
2, PhIIadclphIa, Pa. Ian9S.d&w
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A rLCOCKs POROUS PLASTERs

A LLCOCKs POROUS PLASTERs.
"a step by step this commodity has attained
Ia upprccedcuted famc. They are universally
approved. They support, strengthen, and aid
tho growth of muscles. They appear to h4vc a
peculiar effect upon tho nerves, allaylnS irrita'
billy, while supplying warmth They seem to
accumulate electricity, and aid the circulation Of
the blood through tho part where applied, by
which healthy actions arc induced.
Even In paralysis, where articulation was sus'
pended, the use Of tho Porous PlaBterS to the
spine restored the articulation, aud materially
reduced the paralysis. In fact, the patient could
help herself, while before tho Porous Plaster was
applied she was as helpless as baby. We refer
to Mrs. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. Agency, Bandroth House.
New York. Ieb5-d&W
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EXTRAVAGANZA tho residence Of hIS
brOthCr.In.laW, Mr.. J. ". Lake, Allegheny City,
on Wednesday, February 9th, 1870, at II O'Clock
r. ", GEoRGE x. SwEARMOES, late Of New
York,
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb, 10,
The Georgia case proves to be hard
nut for the Senate Judiciary Committee
to Crack. They spent the whole Of to-
days session at II, and ended the morning
Just where they began. They are almost
unanimous In dislike at the way in which
things have been managed since the pas
sage OF the December reconstruction act,
tho chief cause Of complaint being that
General Terry held military inquiry US
to the eligibility of members Ofthe Lcgts'
laturC. Some Of the Committee men say
this action was clear and palpable viola
ton Ofthe spirit Of that act, while Others
content themselves with saying it was
contrary to the genius Of our institutions.
It must DO added in behalf Of General
Terry TINT lis proceedings were over and
over again sanctioned by the President
and Cabinet, as they doubtless will be by
Congress. The Committee hold that IL Is
best, however, to get through with the re.
construction business Us soon as possible,
and they will probablybring in u bill for the
restoration Of tho Suite with the Lcgisla-
turc us it now stands. Governor Bullock
and other SAte officials set up the claim
that they are now entitled TO hold their
several positions for the whole period for
which they were elected, beginning ut the
present time Tho Committee will reject
this CHIN quito decidedly, and probably
signify in q written report that new and
regllar election must be held next full.
Tic Senatorial question is by no means
tho least difficult Of the issues presented in
this anomalous business. Hill and Miller
were elected before the cOlOrcd members
were turned out Of the Legislature and
many Senators last year argued that the
proceedings Of that body before this cX-
pulsion were all right. The eXpurgated
Legislature has now elected new men,
who will he here next week with their
credentials. The members Of the Com
mittec arc not yet able to give an opinion
rs to what action they will take on this
issue. Gov. Bullock and the Legislature
last winter, undertook to provide TINT per-
sons elected to tho House two years ago
should hold seats 10 the end Of the present
Congress, but this assumption was set
aside by tho House itself two or three
weeks ago, and therefore the State will
not be represented in that body ut this
session, whatever result is reached IN the
Senatorial question.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIRTY DEADLY PoIsOEs, AC-
L cortllnE to the journal of Chemistry" arc
sold in this market to change tho color Of the
hair. The "Mcdcal Gazette SayS that they are
worthless as dyes, and that theiE sale = .
'.cRINE." The prUpFictOrS dare not 'uO'Hlt h''s
10 chemical analysis.
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
ON tho contrary, has been analysed by Professor
Chiffon, the great analytical chemist, aud pro-
nounced absolutely harmless, as well as efficient
SEQ his wrltkn etrtiy geatt at Cri'tadOrOt' AetoF
House, New York.
CRIsTADoRos HAIR PREsERyATlVE, a.
a Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair amer
DyeIng, Try IT. 'eOS1%"
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ut Charleston, with a view ofmaking 1t a
special order for tomorrow. The House
refused to take up by the following vote:
YEAs-NIcsSra. Agnew, Baker, BrannOn. Coli
Inns Cracraf, Davis, DAVIDSON, FariS, Farms
worth. COT. Guthrie. llGrvey: Howe, Nicely,
PcIrpolnt, RexrOad, StuFgtsS, TCter and Wheat
so.
NAYs-MCssrS. WEIGH, (SpcakGr,) Ballard Of
Monroe, Ballard Of Logan, BOltEh0ovCr, Bower,
Burgess, Carpenter, Chambers, Evans, Fisher,
Flanagan. Flick, GandOO, lIASsler, Howard, Judy,
IAmOn, Lynch, Maxwell, Mccoy, Meadows,
n TST"H T6o %S' %eiS anS o SiSinsc@s 'u
The House resumed consideration Of the
McFNldcn case. AitGr II considerable
discussion motion prevailed to admit
counsel on behalf Of Mr.. NIcF., and 10 re.
Quirc the attendance Of the Attorney Gen.
erHl on behalf Of the State.
The House took n recess till 9 T.. ~, md
held II lengthy session during the alter
noon in Nlrtherance Of the same case.
SENATE.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. DOOLITTLE, u mem.
her Of the Senate.
\ message from the House announced
tho adoption Of Joint resolution request
ing Congress TO grant pensions to the SOL
IlieH Of the war Of 1873. Adopted.
Mr.. BOHEMIAN, from the judiciary, re-
ported back the House bill amending the
registration law, Recommending that 1t do
not pass
Hills INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. YoUNG iron Committee on
Military lIairs)-Granting the consent Of
the State to the purchase by tho United
States Of the National Cemetery, at
Grafton.
by Mr.. CRANE from the Committee on
EdIcation|-TO amend sec. IA, Of chap.
45 Of the Code.
BY Mr.. DAYTOS-To amend section /,
chapter 7, Of tho Code.
BY Mr.. lGAMsDRLl-FOr the relief Of
James Justice, Of Logan county.
BY Mr., CoOK-COncerning the late cleo.
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4 A POST OFFICE has been established at
"Ouslle's Gap" CabcIl county, West
Virginia, VIM. Algeoappointed postmaster,
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ton in Nicholas county for county and
township officers.
By Mr.. COOK-AllOwing further time to
H. L. RAIDER, late Sheriff Of Nicholas
county, TO collect taxes.
By MI. WERSNOER-In relation TO
tolls on that part Of tho Weston and Fair.
mont Turnpike between Clarksburg and
Weston.
By Mr.. WILsON-TO amend the charter
Of South Wheeling.
BY Mr.. DAVIs-TO enable tho lIamp,
shire and Baltimore Coal Company to
build railroads from It's mines and connect
the same with other railroads.
BY Mr.. KooNCE-TO amend section ],
OF chapter 1879, ofthe Code. sr'
BY Mr.. YOUNG-PrOviding for tue re.
demptiUn Of lands sold for taxes In 1865
and 1866.
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND REFERRED
BY Mr.. HUMPnREYs-Uf WIN. G.
Woolson and so others. citizens Of Green
brler county, praying that said Woodson
he permitted 10 aCt rs Deputy Clerk o.
said county without taking the test oath
BY Mr.. Coupon Sarah jane COlston
OF Berkeley county, asking that tue State
refund certain taxes.
By Mr.. WRRNIN0ER-Of Burton Des'
pantl and 80 others, Of Harrison county
asking that the law regulating tolls be re-
pealCd H.. Ii.
SENATE Hills PASSED.
A Bill regulating the deposits of State
funds and 10 secure interest thereon; A
Bill directing the Auditor to collect thu
Revenue Of POcahontus county for tht
year 1905; A Bill to refund 10 Brady &
Armstrong, certain taxes enormously us
scssed on them; A Bill To prevent the de-
struction Of Ginseng; A Bill 10 grant re
lief to persons aggricved by the assess
ment Of lands and lois; 4 Bill author
ixing the trustees ofthe parsonage proper
" Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church al
tho town Of AlfddicbOurne, In the county
" Of Tyler, to sell and convey said pro,
perty; A Bill authorizing the Board oi
Public Works to sell certain minerals un'
der the bed of the Ohio River.
The lSenate bill to repeal Chap. 90, OIL
the acts of1SG0, in relation to the destrlc'
ton Ofsmall game was rejected.
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REFERENCE BY FRnAIsslnN'
lion. Vim. 4. Stevenson, Governor West H w.
n. L. BefkShirG, Judges supreme t y.
James II. Brown, AppCala o. McM M,,,lr,.
j. J. jackson, JF,, Judge OF Us "''"'
Court, W. Va. ,u.,,t.
D. d. \. FaFnSworth, President OF S'''''
West Va.
A. WcrnlngCr; member Senate. Ia. "a
Jacob EIOrnbrOOk, PrUAl. West van.
Jacob N. DlchCl, Vice PrOat. az e,
Caleb lIOggcss, Attorney, Clarksbnlg, W. Va
Samuel Woods, PhlllippI,
u. White, Sheriff Mercer county, :.
II. q. Davis, Senate. Mineral county, .,.,u,rk
j. n. Camden, President Of FiHt NaIioha' ''"-
pAFkcfSbuFg, q, T,Ir-
And the following members Of tho House OF INV
gates Of West Virginia:
Hon. Il. II. Smith, KAnAWha county
q. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, wetEcl
Nathan COT, Harrison
Joseph Tcter, Barbour
Z. II, IlIll, Marion
James lIeFvcy, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
f" X. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BFnnnOn, Lewls
Floyd Nicely, DOddrdge
" j. r. BOWyCF, Putnam
" J. IS. Wilkinson, Lincoln ,,np
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OlTEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
Notioe to Contractors,

Notice to Contractors.
Sealed Proposals will bO received at the Eugl.
nUerE OGicG at Charleston, West Virginia, until
u ~, March LIST, 1870, for the graduation mason
ryand tho supcrslFucturc ofhFIdgCS on the Chcsa.
nuake and Ohio Il. Il. between tho Falls Of IA.
ilaWhA aud tho Ohio River, including 1900, 900
cubic yards Of excavation aud 10000 cubic yards
Of mASOnry,
until u ", March 10th, 1870, for several heavy
sections East Of the White Sulphur Sprlngs-thc
Great Bend tunnel, 540l feet; Lewis tunnel, $40
ieCt i've other tunnels rom zoo 10 100 feet long;
several sections in rock cutting, and about 900
cubic yards Of masonry. PFohleS and SpccihCa-
lions can DO found at the office Of tho company,
81 William street, Now York; at Richmond, Va,
aud Of Charleston, West Va, on and attcr Jauua'
~ 18th, 1870.
The company reserves the right to reject any or
all tho bids OflGrOd aud TO make private contracts
for tho work.
Information as 10 time, etc, will be given at
For further Information apply to Il. D. Whit
comb, chief Engineer, Richmond, Va, or to ".
4. Kuper, Pr. Asst Engineer, Charleston W. Va.
G. p. HUNTINGTON,
Prcst. Oh. & Ohio r. r, Co.
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r AUGHLIN'S EXPECTORANT SY,

II AUGHLIN's EXPECT0RANT SY-
ARUP.-Among the many things required du'
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
CoNEonr and EASE this Syrup stands among the
lrst. 1t has been before tho public now for IS
years and has given the most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and IIOARsENEss, should not BIO without -
It will afford speedy relief in most diseases cfuiG
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CRoUP-Cau be
relied on IN extreme cases. FOR WIIooPING
CoUGH-InvarIably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TIIRoAT-KeCp tho Throat moist whit.
VIOLENT CoUGHs-YICld to It's continued use.
Sold by Druggists genGrally.
LAUGIILIN, SMITH j. co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Iuus MainSL,, Wheeling.
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TAGs PRINTED TO ORDER AT
L this ofiCO
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WTUAT EVERY HORsEMAN

WHAT EVERY HoRsEMAN
w wANTs,-A good, cheap, aud reliable
LInIment Such an article Is DR.. Tobias Nsne'
tIan Horse LinImCnt. Pint Bottles at One Dol
lar. For IameuCss, Cuts, Calls, Collie, sprains,
&C., warranted better than any other 1t Is used
by all the great hOrscmcn on Long Island couFSes'
II will not cure Ring Bone nor Spawn, as there Is
no LInImcnt in existence that will. What II Is
stated to cure 1t positively docs.
Noomaer QrhorStS IriR b triLhOHt u q5ttr trying
one boiLt. Ono dose rOvlvcs aud oIton saVCs tho
life Of an oyer.hcased or driven horse. For Cole
aud Delly.aChe II has never failed. Just as sure
as tho sun rises, Just 30 sure ~ this valuable
Eminent to be the Horse EmbrOcatiOn Of the
day.
Use II one and all. Sold by the Druggists aud
storckecpcrs throughout the United States
Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
feb8.l&w
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

The following is Esof the plans of new buildings sub
m'tted for approval to Mr. James NJ. MacGregOr the
Superintendent OF buildings, since last report:
Plan No J-Crands No Az 5s,0y bnek tHment 36x.6.
Owner Estate X Caulev.
Psa No 5esIHg nl Mercs..ts, cor, story -Onrob.
2jx75 Oyref. " Seton.
Psn No 5l5thst 10 Of sthave, 2Ov brick Office,
l5Jl3. Owner, Nosenchukle.
Plan i3h SO Oae 3soy brick tenement 25Io6.
Owner, Martin
PIN No 4rWest 29h No 25 4sto brick store and tenement,
2I55 Owner Y Herman.
Plan No -IAys, 25 5Oy marble store, 25Iea Owner,
81 livingston.
Plan No 3-Rast 2ihs No 23 +story
board ng bouse l2Ijl Owner Maria Fletcher.
Plan No 4Shrg Nos 40 and 2i Ssory brick warehouse 2I
42IgO. Owner, A 4 Briggs.
Plan No 4O2Greenes % Leroys story
and dwelling, 2Ot22. Owner, Wells
Plan No 22l23 It, 250 OF 3ave two 2story frame dwell
ngs l5x50. Owner, b Hunt
Plan No 4O3-S2Isi, 225 Of lOhave, +oy bri
$3.50 Owner, " Salmon.
Plan No 4Oswes 3h No 400, 2story brick Office 2o1lL
Plan No 5-west ls No 32 Sstory brick tenement, 2ra
Owner, j. Kennedy.
Plan No 100 Of shave, 4sOry brick factory.
l.r9j Owner A pOllrger.
Plan No 4J7-Ssi 80 lstory stable IIl4 Owner
Pan No S-orchsrl No 49, 3story brick dwelling ball and
lolge rooms 2jn6 Owners, Gle i Bro.
Plan 49np-st no o. 3story brick tenement, 25r7e
Plan no 4G-Watts No 20 4ssOy brick shop 2SIls
Plan No 4il0har No 100 Sstory brick tenement 2s,6
Plan No 4-cIces No H. 5ory iron store, 2sI9a. Owner
" Whiinscb 1890 -,
Plan No 435stst 70 n Of llthsre 3stOy brick dwelling,
Plan No Ae ?4 and l2e 5siOry and tenement
3lCxe2. OwHeT. q Meyer.
plan No a5wesi 3Oh No IA, rear 2s,oy brick shop, 23Io.
Owner w Ward.
Plan No 46west 2ahs No 25a 5so bcl shop 2srs Owner,
Crawford.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
SUPREME CoURT-spEc1AL TERM.

Before .Iudqe Bqrndrd.-GGllinGCr agt. Calm
o,r- Tb, Counsel DirOrced-T1is case concluded
Yesterday Mrs. Joseph J. Isaacs was examined on the
,r of the plaut a. and testified 10 some acts OF cruelty
Iy the defendant She kept memorandum Oh II, pu
acrward tore il up. She declined to give the nature Vi
the memorandum. -.-.o.-o,
tie dssrcpaucics existing In the statements or the VIII
peSScs for the prosecutions and charged the pntlH Win
pcrurv The uaint had stated that one OF the servants
wa ureSeut H. the month Of April and witnessed the acts
OF MI. Galncer when 1t was cOnGludyely shown tAat
sle was not there ,-, 4. . - r.. a.. ,,.,,
tif when nc was reminded y ms associate, Mr Darling
@ tLnt at was out of his lire Of business and that lie
Or D1rlngtOn) going TO sum mp.
MIR Morrison said that lie accepted his cOleagues IN
With contempt they deserved; and having
riuded his that he held the destiny of the plain
4, in fhe hollow Of his hand, departed in great wrath
Mr. Darlington then arose and reviewed the evidence
sffrr which his Honor gave the following opinion:
IN
satisfied ta the parties 10 this Act canno; I've
HsyiEg arrived az that
Lave plain OHeuast 20 direct
be atug iEen AMI N and preventing
tie natural Ives
and directing thu gtoueys 10 pu; in
regarl The TecrBarg veelh Of the defendant in 0re
entail decree De dr. 20 what judgment
dHnpg the remainder his lie, and in addition thereto,
Of Inserting tbes such
srdng counsel fee it gn proper Ia iug the decree
Of GO to be Ia
aoptoer urhr that the testimony hs been given
ostat hsA adult the Of the de-
iendsnt n Maggie, the girl Il possible that tie plaintiff
tie ioug AMI beng Sctnad ~ The passion (ss al
al1us) she
husband he wig
sac imagined that something improper bad taken
OF the eouus wLo fri summed the
tslt the parties, the
iooss Icing open this e Ind that Eoihls OF The AI anspred
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
-,,n,. a, for policy Of insurance 1850 the box

snn Whitehead, mate Of the George Washington,
~ she box on the lower between decks mme diately
t, The Are: the slung on deck, where II re-
oS TN New Orleans reached there the witness
ha corte Is Of the box; IL incosed two boxes, with
80 dsd mice In and three IN the other there were
49, cans and what looked like sarsaparua bottles;
eo,S,nc also that looked like lime, straw &c; there
go niece OF paper with Lauges rame on IT, there was
some drv straw put in the box at New-Orleans.
Tbe ease was ECre adjourned 70 Monday next az r. m
a, order give chemist time to eNamne the substances
onnd in Che box The steamship company 70 winch the
xasSel peones have employed Dr. POhle TO make this
Examination Yesterday afternoon he took hasty look
G Tho debris of the box and carried portions away
for the purpose Of analy Eaon. He will report formally
on Monday. ,,.,.ui,
Tho SOOD POcahont0S.-Mason X. Rose, ard Nathanlcl
Pearsal seanen ON board the sloop Pocahonta', COM
planned that they were not paid their wages amounting
t0 $50 Carts Brown and Parker, the owncrs oi inc
soen saw that they let the soOp to man in Newersey
tn run heyc and that he was TO pay tie meh Juuse
HlaGelfOrd ordered attachment, aud Commissioner
osborn will hold examination In the case tomorrow
morning. A. Nash, counsel for piants; Jonas Phlhps'
for dcfeudants
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
SUPERIOR COURT-srrc1AL TERN.

Before JGdge NOEell.-Augustus Welch made
lpYc tCu u tLis Court yesterday 10 have the custody
ai lis children restored 10 him. under writ OF habcas
corpus. III, has Two Children Catherine and Harriet,
aged resp cvCly IL and years, and being poor man
plHccd them IN the Protestant Half Orphan Asylum,
tLe condition that sil Of IS cents week should be
paid for their maintenance. lie allowed the subscription
20 fall in arcaT, and aftcrwaId made application TO have
ale children IcstOrtd to him. This the officers refused to
IccCde 10 until the paid One Of the chill
ireu has been placed IN family by the name OF Ham
n0nd, in Peeksk and cannot he found a; present The
Ster bIOu up under the wit Judge Mcneil de-
sded mat he could not pass the question until both
c children were present, and adjourned the case until
Wednesday next.
ItciSi0iS.-by Judge mOrCl.-Pike Ggt. Loeb
Moi! !lH granted. Rhodes ac Dymock.-NO on granted.
LOJcwick T. Doty.-MOtion granted and reference ap-
pointed. By Judge IuEgS-C!Uud at. HOpe-Demurrcr
sustained with costs with leave to puuA " amend ON
D1I ultut tT
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
SUPERIOR COURT-PART T.

Pcfore Jt,dge IFiet'mdR.-CrOWlcy agt. WOen
As3id,tc CcueHt Co-Tlis was an acuon for damages
r r. uiyl tai Of contract. IL appears agreement
made whereby The defendants bound themselves to
make cellar belonging To the plaintiff water tight and
perfect every particular for SLIT and also guaranteed
IL durability Tor the five years. the plaintiff admits
Nat the defendants put the improvements in question
contend that imperfect, ana seek to recover
Fe1 year fOr five years. Evidence adduced 10y tue
plaintiff showing the condition of the collar. For the
sefcussit was cOutcndcd tnat the work well done in
svery particular aud Lave received only 500 and claim
nd .n-u for remainder the contract and for extra
work p the plaintiff at his request, amounting to sl,729
The Jury returned verdict for the defendant Tor 81 COO
FOr pliiiih, l. Byrue; L. ID. Potion and j. L. Hl for
aCfrluauts.