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Mode Of Preparation.

Buchu, in vacuo. Juniper Berries by
distillation, to form n fine gin. CuDeos
extracted by displacement with spirits
obtained from Juniper Berries very III
tie sugar is used. and a small proportion
of spirit. 1t is more palatable than any
now in use.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists. is OF
a dark color. 1t is a plant that emits its
fragrance; the action of a flame destroys
this tits active principle), leaving a dark
and glutinous decoction. Mine Is the
color of ingredients. fhe Buchu in my
preparation predominates he smallest
quantity of the other Ingredients are add
ed, to prevent fermentation upon inspec-
ton. it will be found not to be a Tincture,
as made III Pharmacop9a, nor isl a syrup
and therefore can be used in cases
where fever or inflammation exist. In this
you have the knowledge of the ingredi-
ents and the mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with a
trial, and that upon inspection it will
meet with your appreciation,
With a feeling of confidence.
lam, very respectfully,
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so CentstO s. perEvehing, Il Home

We are prepared to furnish profitable
employment to Men and Women ut their
homes. One p%eTsonRin each locality
throughout the United States. can engage
in this business ut great wages. We send
FREE, full particulars and Z valuable.
sample which Will @o&p ~eommencei work
ON Any person seeing this notice. who
wants profitable, permanent work. should
should send US their address without
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Ague Curt

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fer
. emil Fever, Remittent Fever, DIs
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever,
ana indeed all the Affections which 81
rom malarious, marsh, or miasD'
poisons. 'TV'
As its name implies, it does Care, and does
1ail., Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine
mum, zinc, nor any other mineral or pols@
substance whatever, IL IN nowise Injuries any
ilent. The number and importance Of u.s.
IN me as1ie districts, are literally beyond aeg%
and we believe without q parallel in the ls
OF Ague medicine. Our pride is %eratiacd y
knoWledgmen we receive of the radical
effected in obstinate cases, and where other'
edles had wholly failed.
Onacciimated persons, either resident Y
travelling through miasmatic localities, W.
projected by taking the AGUE CURE o.
for Lfrrr COysPf1iRts. arising from p.l
NY OF the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, ~
iating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complain
ls an excellent remedy, producing many
failed. ~ II
prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER A. Co., Frs,
and ANALYTICAL Chemists, Lowell, Mass
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MAsONIC NORMAL SCHOOL
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
L. TENNESSEE.
TIL Z FIRST SESSION will begin
Il on the First Wednesday of Septem-
Der, 1870, and continue Forty Weeks. In
strlctiOn thorough and effective.
SAMUEL ANDERSON. NJ. D.. President
c. HOLMES CLARK, y. NJ, Prof. Latin,
Modern Languages, &c. .sr. r.
REV. J.. n. BAKER. Prof. English Lit
craturc, and Principal Female Depart
meut.
-" Principal Primary Department.
Arrangements have been made for the
reception of Students of both sexes.
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cOV male, in a new manufacturing
business at home. No capital required.
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Shipped On Application

BY the undersigned, in goodnight barrels.
properly marked, to any part OF the Uni
ted States.
Address.
VIM. F. STURM,
ROgerSUiUe, Tenn.
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From the Largest Manufacturing Chem
lists i'll the World.l
NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. III. 7. Helm
bold he occupied the Drug Store oppo-
site my residence, and was successful
in conducting the business where others
had not been equally so before him. L
have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGIITMAN,
Firm of Powers IL Weightman.
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets,
Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK, August 10, lo6S.
Allow me to call your attention to my
Preparations Of Compound
Extract of Buchu.

The component parts are BCCHo'LoN"
FEAT. CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES.
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The Magic Comb.

VIII change any cOiOred hair or beard
to a p~ermenent black or brown. 1t con
tains no poison. Anyone can use it One
sent by mail for 81. Address MAGIC
COMB CO., Springfield. Mass. 3m
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In affections peculiar to Females. is I'M
equalled by any other preparations. as in
ohlorosls, or Retention, Painfulness, or
suppression of Customary Excavations.
liberated or Schirrus State of the Uterus,
and all complaints incident 20 the sex, or
the decline or change of life.
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puW and honorable. Liberal induce-
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Notice to

NO. % NdHsaU u. NOW 1OTh.
y. o.. Box 1891.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20

ula,nans,s coat was detained at the 'poicy SHOP"
Gr. Brown deuied this with emphasis, said ne
was a member Of the Methodist EPISCOPAL cnufcn,
and was q sabbath school teacher nc
were To play policy the church would Turn nin ou.
Mrs Henrietta Jones, u oarky wfth seacey SUP
and a tendency 10 cant about ner, DeIohsmH W .ne
Melnodist Episcopal Church. confirmed Mr. Browns
statement. In reply 10 inquiries OF Juase DowlhR,
1. was elected that Brown boarded at her Rouse,
and that the attendants coat ana some other eiot-
INC OF ms were at her house. Judge DOWNING saa ne
was AFRAID they intended TO vlctnize the ueiehdaht
between them, and discharged Fioous, orderibR Tue
0Ilcer ia the case that ne had ms clothing re-
stored ~ him! -
ANurlIgR NEGRO BOARDING HOUSE,
Thomas Charles a cOlored man, was charged win
striking Luther Thompson, u negro and the keeper
q. a boarding mouse at No. 4 Catherine lane Broad
way with slung shot, ana also threatening 10 cut
nm with large Gasp knife. Hotn weapons were
produced ia court and very formidable they looked
ibe defendant said thai ne was not the owner OF
them, but they belonged to Mrs. thompson, tne
keeper Of the house, anl she had goo. many more
'.h Juaac Bowling sent for Mrs Thompson, and from
her statement 10 was very clear that this was little
fcuon OF the deieIIos2b anu the Judge sent him 10
the Penltenliary Tor SIX months.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
Mr.. Bcrgh summoned a number 0f wagon drivers
for cruelty 10 and they were ned IN peAaueS
varying from Ave dollars to twenty dollars.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
BROOKLYs C9URTS.
slpstME cuuRI-GsaERAl Isea.

The Gas House nIurder-xhe Judgment Al.
armod and sae Prlssacr 10 be Sentenced.
Before Judges Barnard, Gilbert, Tappen anu LOT.
The Feop,s O,een Hand.-Ihe prisoner was
convicted at the October OF the Court OF Oyer
ana Tcrnincr for the murder OF James O'Donnell at
the Sonth Brooklyn gas house on August II, and
sentenced to be hanged December last The CIR
cumstances OF Tire case nave been fully reported IN
the HERALD. In his char9e 70 the jury upon the
trial Judge Gilbert SAID that in NO aspect OF ihe case
could the prisoner be convicted OF murder in the
second degree. Hands counsel. ex-Judee Moore,
excepted TO Lhis, and, stay having been granted,
appealed to the General Term. The General Term
Yesterday, however. affirmed The Judgment and re-
m,ted proceedings TO the Court OF oyer ana Termi-
te proceed and pass seq tence. Judge GAberL dd
not SIT with The other judges during the hearing OF
the last week. Mr.. Justice Barnard Wii write
the opinion. Judge Moore VIII probably carry the
case to the Court OF Appeals.
The prisoner, Hand, Is how in the Raymond street
jail, and when the next Oyer ana ferminer meets,
IN March, he wall be rearrai igned and resenienced
Tor the crne. He Is man about forty or lorty-nve
years ol age, AID has a VIE and several children.
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Desiinaiion.
Office.
PORT OF NEW y0RK, FEBRUARY 10, 1870.
CLEARED.

. Steamship Donau (NG). Ernst Bremen VIA Southampton
steamship Iowa tBr) Heiderwick, Disqualification
Bros
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Ciapp, New orieans-h Crom-
Steamship United sates Blanchard, New
Baker
Steamship BienvDe Baker, New Decentralization Fox
Steamship Alabama, Hayden, Fernandlna-Forida Rail-
road Co.
Steamship San Salvador Nicaerson, sayannah-w Gar.
steamship Montgomery Fairclob. savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Chareston-h Morgan
Steamship VIM Clyde, Morgan Wilmington. NC--Jas
Steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin, Ncwbern, NC-Murray,
steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-Oid Dominion Steamship Co.
steamshpJohn Gibson, Winters Georgetown, DC-Phips
steamship FL CID Nickerson, Philadelphia Loriard
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. Boston-W T Clyde
steamship Acushnet Rector New Bedford-Ferguson
Bark Mary Lucretia, endrck Barcelona -Tupper 4 Beat
Bark Gratta, Wallace, Maianzas- Simpson 4 Ciapp
Bark John Zitteson, Pickett, Cabarsn-Warren Ray l.
Bark Elba, Peterson, Havapa-J Ward 4 Co.
Bark Marsaseths tNa Pickles, ,Phiadephiafunch, Edye
Brig Anna knight, knight Cardenas- Brett. Son & Co.
Brig Leighton Wallace, Jacksonville wayren Ray 4 Co.
sbr scb Ema aGofn, Ha kfa Ms5 GTows
Scnr Minnie, Hudson, Indianoa and LavAoa-N l. Nc
schr Warren Sawyer, Cobb, Mobile E D Hurlbu. Co.
Schr Glover, lngersoi, Mobile Hurlbut a SON.
Schr Henry Merritt. Apaiachicoa-snow Richardson.
sehr sehr Hart, kowiey, Charleston Bentley, Miller &
scnr Artie Garwooa. Godfrey, Wilmington. NC--N L Nc
sehr Nelly Potter, aaskel, Washington, Nc-N Herman
ACo.
schr W Page, Mallock, Salem X Ropes 4 Co.
Schr Waterman, Chase, Fan River Ferguson L Wood
Aoo Na s P..ss Wood
schr Mnquas, Heaney, Preyidence-H jackson 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
TsLsSRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

=, Acting Governor Lee, Of Cheyenne, has appointed
Mrs Caroline Mel and Mrs. Esther Morris Justices
OF the Peace for Sweetwater county, Wyoming.
Notice has been given by the Albany employers that
the wages Of bricklayers, plasterers and stone
masons Will be reduced March ], and the wOrkmen
have resolved to strike.
A fire at Minor, Mclean county, Ill., destroyed
the large country store OF Ballsbuck Briggs and
several other establishments. Loss about $50, 900;
insured for $4,000 equally in the Merchants' and
Phoenix Companies at Hartford, the Home Company
at New aaven and the Security at New York.
In the lower House OF the Missouri Legislature
yesterday concurrent resolution was offered look
ing to Indian suffrage and instructing the Senators
and requesting the Representatives Ia Congress to
move IN that direction.
General Reynolds, commander Of the Fifth Mill
tary District Texas refuses TO permit his name to
be used In connection with the United States Senate.
lie says under existing circumstances his sense OF
propriety viii not admit hts becoming . candidate
before the Texas Legislature.
AT Rochester yesterday morning, Patrick Berhan,
convicted Of murder In the second degree was sem
fenced TO the State Prison for life. John Donan,
aged slxtyone years, convicted OF the same offence,
received like sentence, and his wife Catherine was
sentenced to fifteen years. imprisonment. Edward
Doney, convicted OF mansaughteI WAS sentenced
u topy XeaC2' imprisonment
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least $50 dwellings VIII be erected. They win be
butit OF different styles OF architccture ana
or amenGation, and varying from 5000 to
$4,000 IN cost All the plans VIII De
made by Mr.. KelIum which is guarantee OF their
architectural fitness aud superior beauty. II IL de-
ST. ned 10 leave three more lots vacant between
the houses rst bnL; but good picket fences are 10
be Quilt around the Diocss laid ouI Tor present in-
prOvement and abundant shade trees are also 20 be
painted along the streets ana ia tue yafds ~ not
proposed 10 let these buildings remain empty, but
us last az completed tney whi oe turned
over Tor the occupancy Of such as wish
to hire. The building iota, and such buiid.
iDgs as may be erected on The eastern part
OF the purchase is possible may be cold, but none
of the rest SUCH at least IL The present purpose.
Tne object Is TO hire the dwellings, at very cheap
rates-the lowest possible IN fact-neXt 10 th6if
being DO proAt and as discrimination WIN be used
In himg them only the best class Of people can ~
any possibility reside here.
Such as we have described It, is the state Of pre-
sent and prospective improvements upon Mr. Stew
arts Hem pstead Plains purchase. There has never
been personal pnlantnropic enterprise IN winch SO
much capital could be used to perfect the plans Of
Ito o'et tor ~ IN this, and none In whose success
there has bcen such hearty and extenoed interest.
IL IL great wark and worthy its great aud phllan-
thropic p 0ectOr and Is sure TO be great success
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
J. WE .,TcaESTER COUNTY.

FINE - SING SING PRIs0N.-At an early hour on
fry 4 morning o frame building used as o store
70 ON In connection with the buckle shop at Sing
ting Prison, was discovered to be on fire. and IN q
short time was totally destroyed. 1t is believed that
the building was willully fired by some OF the
c0nvlcts.
M0NsTFdoUs PARENT.-Wilan Berwick, q har-
ness maker aged forty, living at Yonkers, was ar
raigned before Justice Shannon. OF that village
last Friday, on warrant obtained by his
wife, charging MIN with q criminal assault
on the person OF HIS own daughter, aged
eleven years. The chiid's testimony was most re-
voting In its details, revealing the fact that her
worse than brute parent had first committed the
offence about two years snce ana terrified her into
keeping the guilty secret from her mother. This
libel ON the genus h0a0 1t appears, mas in
duiged his horrlfying propensity without intermis
sion until night or two ago, when ne came home
drunk and was detected by his wife In tue act OF
peatng the shocking crime The prisoner who is a
native OF this State admitted his guilt and fully
committed for the action OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
DEATH OF JUSTICE BEDFoRD.-Yesterday morning
Justice David Bedford. one OF the most upright men
who ever held the maaislerial office In HUDSON
county died OF apoplexy at the advanced age Of SIX
ty-cighL lie held the ollce Of Recorder from 1855
TIL 1860. He was native OF England, and after ar
irving in this country he engaged In the hat business
In Canal street. New York. He leaves large amount
OF property. The funeral win take place tomorrow,
from Grace church.
MORE BRUTALITY IN JERSEY CITy.-At one O'Clock
this morning poor laborcr returning from market
entered the oyster saloon at the corner Of Mont
g0mery and Hudson streets, where ne had not been
long when some person dealt him Q blow with
heavy club on the head which win result seriously.
policeman took the wounded man to the static al,
but his cowardy assauier will hardly be dscov red
Newark.
HEAVY WTLI.-The win OF the late u M u ste-
phcns of Newark, N. j., was admittr !. - nrotrie
yesterday by Surrogate Moore II ra,,voaorts rror
erty estimated TO be worth All ,r, ~ noa mn All q
which, with the exceplonOf .Sut $i,vovsv.Ns ~. ~
the daughters Of deceascd .wo nequests is lett q
bequests are an ananity ~ s,oH ~ ,nn Wemoria
Asylum. WV W 'AS 'S""'~ 'S
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scbr pndine, Martin, wsreham for New York. with nails
10 Parker Mills.
sshr 8 Smith, Snow warsham for New York. with nails
schr Baloon. Clay, Somerset for New York.
& sshr NAL Holmes somsrse! for Elisaoethpop
Schr II Borden Hadwn, Fal River for New York, witt
nails to Borden Lowell
schr Martha, Smith, Providence for Eiizabethport
schr Jas Bayles Arnold, Providence for Elizabeth g.
Schr VIM Morre, Low Proyidence for Eiiza .Rar .RoM
schr Entire, kinnear, Providence for Elizabeth 1ehpo
schr Mary Cranmer. Cranmer, Providence port
schr Charles Grainer, Harvey, Provide ,,,...,
sss m ysses, asenss Wss' kewpcS YORK.
81: 81: Sss: ~. %sss
s% Ss,. ss s..a:s 70.
Z stS,sa s New s.,, e. e.
Nc Ssas ao%es. aS%ari Black Rock Bay River
chr Mail Holiness Greenwich for New York
Sh Schr GarA Post, -, fortchester for New York. 80
schr julia Crawford, Youngs Greenpor for Ne1 York.
Anchored at Flushing Bay
Schr Evie Davis Hand Boston for Philadelphia.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Nereus, Bearse New York for Boston.
steamship Acrkhnet, Rector New York New Bedford
schr Caista Dwyer Newcastle, Del, for Providence.
Sh Schi McSahan Call, Philadelphia for Thomason
town.
sehr Franklin Pierce, Hodsdon, Port johnson for Bridge
schr Thcs Swami, Pitt. Ezabe,hpoYi for New London.
sehr Achymist, Mullins, Ezabethport for New Haven.
schr Amos Falkenbur., Terr Eii2abe.hport for Prov
schr Pitts, Vail Ei.zabethport for Providence.
Schr Baltimore. johnson, Ezsbethport for Providence
schr Mary Tice Tice, Elzabethport for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
ARRIVALS.
REronrEp BY THE HRnALp STEAM YACHTS.


Steamship Main NG Won o.srsasorp Bremen FEB and
aay dis ana !. s Il s 10
% @
and rough weather The freight 9sz 500 10 specie
s ss.ssT
5S hsS heavy weather from sw the
v ad. and
s.sa%.hg Sjy q Scss So Asa, Liverpool and Queens.
0Ee s Msa RHaa and ss'Sp %on with % pa M
T. ee with 3 as sSs e. and ~ %
lon Had me weather. with light Sc and NE Winds
re RSas on s are
Bay lv,h VIA Porto Platte lsth with mdse and passengers,
Steamship varana, Spencer Galveston Feb O. via Key
West lsin Win H.. mdse and passsngers to 9 Mallory Co
and 10 Murray Ferris E1psrsncea 1 strons @
5 S a %
msss ana Aas Jan M with
Steamship Fl Cid Nckerson, Phiadephia, with mdsc, toJ
Bris clary sof Boston, Gould, Palermo 81 days. with
ibrasr Jan is Had strong trade winds to ia as lon S.
was u days Of Bermuda with heavy gales from all points
Foier,ns sol Deer 1sls Terr.y sssa 70
chant Co. Had rouah weather. has been days OF Hat
chr Arthur Patterson, Brazos Texas Is days. with hides
DC, 70 WoodaoSse, soatsmsya Sol Inn E kudd, sL,u
hides, &c, TO " Adams Co vessel , TO Loud CO.
os oa hsass ws
weather.
schr Mary Farr Connolly Wilmington, NC. days. with
naval stores, to Murchison Co.
schr Mary Tyler Tyler Wilmington NC, days. with
val stores, TO Dollner, Potter Co.
Schr g 4 Rogers, Wright, Virginia.
Schr n Hoyt, Townsend, Baltimore.
The steamship England, which arrived 18th inst has 2ss
and reports weather from
lon Is; Feb lat 81 90 lon 49, barometer 2S40 heavy sea
washed Of the starboard
other damage Feb Ii lat ~ H. Ion % 90 exchanged signals
with Cunard seamshp bound Il; 16th lat Al 5 49,
spoke ship ssaCshaw bound E. Was detained IS hours
The brig Volunteer Beyrout which arrived 18th IN
consigned to Geo Buey.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Armenia, Hardy Boston, a hours, for York. in
ballast, to Baker Il Russell
sehr Bramhal, Hamilton, Portland, 4s hours for New
YORK, With lumber to Hoiyoke 4 Murray.
schr White Sea, Taylor Boston 3S hours for New York.
with mdse TO Lewis
Schr u Vaughan, Risiey, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Y Babcock, Smith, Boston Tor Philadelphia
Schr John Farnum Kelly. Bssson foy Baltimore.
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SAILED

Steamships Hevea and City OF Baltimore, Liverpool
Iowa, Glasgow Donau. Bremen Vile de Paris Havre
Cromwell United States, and Bienv,e New Orleans VIII
mmngon Galveston and Key West Alabama, Fsrnandina
Charleston Re6ecca Clyde and Regulator Wilmington, NC
Ellen Terry, Newbern; Isaac Bel, Richmond DC; John
Gibson, GEORGETOWN, DC.
Also saied ships Henry, and Repnblk. Bremen; barks
Noah, Gibraltar; Mary Lucrea, Barcelona; Eliza Barss
bermuda; brIgs Miner, Sierra Leone; Clara Gibbs,
Kingston ia; echrs John Atwood st Pierre Mara; Mary
Ann, Norfolk; Enchantress Savannah.
steamship Iowa. for Glasgow anchored Ut the Southwest
Spit.
Wind at sunset NV fresh.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
BOND ROBBERY IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Mr.. Lewis Chichester, or No. 90 South Eighth
street, Williamsburg, reports TO the police that his
residence was entered by thieves on Thursday last
and robbed Of 49, 600 in North Carolina State bonds
Four Of the stolen bonas were OF the denomination
or ST, 900 ana two $500. The former were numbered
697, 69S. 500 and 342; the latter 1876 and 16S.
person known as COrrie RynO was arrested yester.
day on suspicion OF having committed the robbery.
lie Is detained at the Fourth street station.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
NEW YORK CITY.
A Ragpicking Miser's Death-The oM
Dutch Church-Jack Reynolds-Ar-
rests - Vital Statistics - Man
Caned-Accidents, Burglaries,
2ohberies, Fires and Miscel-
laneOus Items Of News.

The following record win show the changeA1n the
temperature Of the weather for the past sweny-four
hours in comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, as indicated by the thermometer at HUI
nuts pharmacy, AERALD Building, broadway, COR
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
SUPREME C0UaT-SpsClAL TERN.
The Gowan Divorce-Aieged Perjury and
Conspiracy.

Conspiracy.
Before Judge Barnard.
NARY Gotedn Us. John Goran.-Tn this case o
motion was made by Edwin James and A. J. Wander
poe counsel for the defendant for an order to sho
cause why referee should not be appointed by the
court TO inquire circumstances under which
the decree OF divorce was OBTAINED IN this case.
The aiiidavits alleged that conspiracy and subor-
nation OF perjury could be clearly established.
Some OF the witnesses who gave their testimony
before the referee now came forward and asserted
that the defendant was not the man, and that they
were deceived into making their statements by one
Henry Geston, who offered them money for their
testimony.
Counsel stated that they were prepared with other
aIfdavlts which they would not at present use, but
which would be read upon any Investigation the
Court might direct.
Judge Barnard granted the motion, returnable on
Monday next
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
HE COUR T S.

Violations Of the Internal Revenue Laval
legged Cruelty on shipboard-The Neptune
Case-A Divorce Suit-Liability Of Com
mon Carriers-A Cotton Litigation
The Brooklyn Gashouse Murder-
The Judgment Against Hand AZ
6rmed-William Chambers
Indicted for the Murder
of d. s. Voorhees,.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Darkfes aud "Policy.o
Before Judge Bowling.

Nicholas Floods, negro seaman, was charged by
an American citizen Of African descent, named
DaBiei D. Brown. OF 1873 Greene street, with stealing
his oyercoat The defendant, In explanation OF the
theft, said that the complainant and he exchanged
oyercoats at a policy shcp" aud the numbers
,didn,t uitn and the result was that the COM
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
SUPERIOR C0uRT-SpsCiAt TERM
Liability Of Common Carriers.

Before Judge Spencer.
James F. Bishop et al. Us. The Empire 7ranspoyta
ton Co1spany.-The plaintiffs, through an agent,
shipped some goods by defendants line. BY o
clause IN the contract the goods were liable TO de-
PENDANTS for back freight owing TO the company by
the agent of the shipper.
The defendants as defence set forth the terms or
their contract to which plaintiffs demuIred, the
ground that the contract was oppressive and
against tile law relating to common carriers. Alter
much argument on both slaes his Honor oycrrucd
the demurrer.