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WI ANTED-AaENTs TO 5000 per
wv month. everywhere. male and female, 70
introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED CON.
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine will stitch. hem. fell tuck, guilt.
cord bind, brail and embroider in most su'
perior manner. Price only Sls. Fully war
ranted for five years. We will pay $1,000 for
any machine that will sew stronger. more
beautiful, or tno~e elastic seam than ours 1t
makes The ELASTIC Lock Stitch" Every sec
ond stitch can be cut. aud stillthe cloth can
not be pnllsd apart without tearin II. We
pay Agents from SIS to $2nO per month and
expenses, or commission from which twice
thtt amount can be made. Address SEcoMB
& Co.. PlrrsDun0u Pa; BosToS Mass, or Sr.
LOUIS. Mo.
OAUTION-.B Beware Of all Agents selling
Machines under the same name as ours. unlees
they can show Certificate 6ftAgcncy signed
by u.s.. We shall not, iSld ourselves respousi-
bic for worthless Marhines sole by ether par
ties. and shall prosecHteg parties eieaer ssls.
Ing or usiIg Machines upder this narfe 70 the
| fufi extent.o Of tile law,-unlsss such Machines
were obtained from rs or pur agents. DO not
be imposed upon by parties who copy our adj
verliscnent apd circulars and offer worthless
Machines ut a less price. lnch 5l-5m
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mediste!y executed by entering into CON.
tract with sufficient snrelies; AMI the fail.
urc ofihe bidder or bidders to a5pear IN
response 10 .ucb. summons and satisfy
the PastwasItr General lhst said bid
has beso made ia good fifth, and that
tho guasanlors thereof are euly rssPon-
sible. or % euter into such contract.
shall be deemed TO be sufficient cause
for setting such hid aside and entering
into contract Nth the loves! Of the bid
dsts who will do 50 for the performance
Of the service. Aud sll the bidders
shall be reasonably notified that such
summons has been issued sudthSs they
m,y be required to eater into sush con.
tact.
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Lpublic Reso Iutiou--No. 50 /

A RESOLUTION for setting apart . portion
Of tho Fort Smelling military rs'erva.
ton for permanrn. military posi-, and
the settlement Of all claimsin relation
taetsio.
Resolurd By tie Ssnate and House Of ReprSsn.
tGtives Of the United States Of america "a Congress
asseM5led, That the Secretary OF War be, aud
hereby is, authorized and empowered Ia
select and set apart for . permaoen
military post so much Of the military res
.eyslion Of Eo I Sn ing, not less thau
one thousand acres. as tie public irher-
e:ss may require for that purpose, and 10
settle sIl.elGims 10 relation thereto, end
occupation thereof, upon principles Of
equity.
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Public R4solu.ion-No, sll
Approved, May 4. 1870.

Public R4solution-NO, 3ll ]
a Resolution authorizing the Postmas
Ter General TO prescribe al Carlfer lime
for che execution of contracts by &C
csptsd bidders, and for other pOrpo-
SEES.
Whereas in the instructions appended
% IN advertisement issued by the Post
msster General on the thit.icth day Of
September, eighteen hundred and sky
nine, Inviting proposals for carrying the
AmoiIs Of the United States for four years,
from the FIRST July, eighteen huaJted
and seventy. in the States Of California.
Oregon and Nevada. and in the Territo-
9ies of Washington, Idaho. Montona,
Wyoming, Utah aud Atizoua, il lie s'ipu
dated that the contracts areto be 'execu-
ted BY or before the 6rst day Of July,
eighteen hundred and seventy; aud
.aheress in view Of The impor-
lance Of 1.-THE service 10 be per-
formed ssd the damage 10 the public ia
.teresls which would result ftOm failure
10 put said service in operation at the
proper lime, ills desirable to FIX 40 ear.
lier period than thu FIRST Of Ju'y for the
execution Of the coniraNs, and 10 adopt
such other precautions as may seem Ne.
eessary 10 guard against the failure oil
bidders or contractors 10 fulfill their OBJ.
legations: Therefore,
Resolred By The Sente and House Of
Representatives. Of tie United States 81
America IN Congress assembled. That the
Postmaster General be, and he is heteby
Authorized, 10 any case in which he may
deem ii necessary, to require accepted
bidders under the advertisement oil Sep
,tembsr thirtisth, eighteen handted end
stxty nins, inviting proposals Tor carry
ing the mails oil the United States ia
,the States aud Territories above men.
+ toned. to execute conIrseIs and return
themto the deparlmeut OF an earlier pc
Rod Than the first day of July. and, al
Ahs discretion of the Postmaster Geueraj
as early as the first day Of June eighteen
hundred ODd seventy.
SIC. Q. And be II further TeSo!yed,
Thatin .any case srisinE under the afOrs.
mentioned advertisement 10 which the
Postm ssler- General .sbail 'hsVe good
reason to believe that any bid for cary
ing the mail on anyfoute has not been
lmadein good faith. he shall be auIhori
.zsd 10 summon the bidder or bidders to
appear before him aud show Cause Why
snch bid should moi be GET aside, OF i'm
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Approved, May S. 1870.
TPublic Resoluiioa-No. 82]

Public Resoluiion-No. 81
A REsoLVmoS 10 provide for survey aud
estimates Of cost Of removing obslrus
ton from the Bayou Teacbe, in the
Safe Of Louisiana.
Resolued by lie Senate and House Of Represea
tatiusS fthe United State Of America Ia Colgress
asstmGlti, That the Secretary Of War be, aud
be is hereby instructed TO cause survey
and estimates Of cost Of removing OBJ
structiops from and improving the noVi.
saion Of the Bayou Teche, 10 ,tho State
Of Louisiana: Provided. That the ex-
penss Of said survey and estimate shall
not exceed tho sum Of Eve hundred dol.
lars. And The same is hereby sppropi-
alOd out Of sny money 10 the treasury
cot otherwise appropriated.
Approved. May s, 1870.
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IKtEsrvlRelNIA UNIVERSITY.

Hon. ] T. Hosr, Pres't Board of Regents.
G Q SruRGEs, Sec'y 80"
ALEX MARTIN. D. D; President, and Profess
tr of Mental aud Moral Philosophy.
+ s LYoS, A. N, Vice President, Profess
or of Eng. Literature, and Princip. Prep'y
Dept.
Il Il PlIncr. a. NJ, (capt. U. s. Al Pro-
fessor Of Mathematics Of Military Tactics.
] SrkyGNsoX A. NJ. PHI D. Professor Of
Chemistry aud Natural History.
FW .WooD. Phi, D., Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
O W NlLtKR, A NJ, Assistant in the Pre-
paratory Department.
0B PuPINToS, Tutor.
Geo N HAoASs, Esq, Superintendent OF the
Grounds aud Buildings.
HUon W BRocK, NJ. d. Lecturer on Physiolo-
~ and Hygiene.
Hon JouX A DiLLE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL TENN begins lst Tuesday in September
WXrrR Term 81 LIST MONDAY in December.
SpRi>G TERN " Sd Tuesday in March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday in June.
TulrloS -preparatory, IS 90 per Term Of Il
e University, $500 per Termof i
GoARnlSG- Not 10 exceed $4per week,
G1'Send stnmp for, Catalogue.
MOrgantown. W. Va.
Aag. 10. 1869 -lY.
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PATIENTS

Inventors who wish tn take out Letters Pat.
ent are advised to counsel with MUM & co
editors of the Scientific american, who have
prosecuted claims before the Palent Office for
over Twenty years, Their American and Eu,
ropean Patent Agency is the most extensive in
the world. Charges less than any other relia.
Die agency. A pamphlet containing full in;
StrucLiOns to inventors is sent gratis. MUM
4 Co., 81 Park Row. New York.
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fPablic Resolution -No9 50 /

fPablic Resolution -No3a3
a RESOLUTION for the transfer Of on IN.
expended balance Of appropriation To
abo book fuodof the Library Of Con
gres.
Resolsedbyhe Ssaa,c and House Of Representa-.
tines ofde United States Of America in COngress
GssmJtsa, That the sum Of Two thousand five
bundred dollars. appropriated by scts
approved July thirty eighteen hundred
anj six,y-eight, and March three, eigh-
teen bundled and sky nine, "fot the
expenses Of exchanging public docu'
mcnis for The publications. otforeigu gov
ctnmenls." the same being nn uuexPen'
ded balance not required for that purpose
be, and the same Is hereby, transferred
10 tho fund for the purchase Of books fol
the Library Of Congress.
Approved, May s. 1870.
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n MopEE HOUSE.

Being cripple, have made house planning q
special study. One built last season has pro
we'd model OF convenience, beauty, and econ
omy. Descriptive circulars Of Plans, Views
etc., with general information Of value TO all
sent free. Address with stamp or script il
conveniently GO j. COLBY, Architect. Wa.
terbgry, Vermont
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FpabliclR.sol y No. 2sI
JSrsr RssoLUrfos authorizing tho sale
OF csftsiu lands at Springfield. Ma.sa>

~ IL
JSrsr RrsoLurfos authorizing tho sale
Of esftsia lands at Springfield. Ma,sa>
chuselis. and for other purposes.
Bsit rcscluea by tho Ssaats and Hoa'e
of represent tivss Of Ms Until StatsS n
Ahsticli6 Eosoysss assembled. Pbattbe
Secretary Of War be, and be is hereby.
Authorized 10 sell 10 Horaco Kibbc, Of
Springfield. Massachusetts, at Us lull
value, TO be determined by the superin-
stsndeht and paymastef, jainlly, with tie
approval ofIbe Secretary Of War; Of the
national arGofy ia said Springfield.
sahll detached piece OF Land belonging
10, but, OF no use or yalus 70 The pnblic,
Iyiug Of the junction OF FedcrIlaaud Arr
qnory streets 10 said Springfield. con
Naming about forty three square rods,
on The condition that the said K,bbe
shall grant aIlthal portion Of lot lying TO
. the south Of lheaorlh line Of Grant street
to tie city Of Springfield, tor use as a
public park forty,r. And on full poy-
ment Of the appraised value thereof, and
compliance with the condition belore
stated thd Secretary Of War shall cx'
I eerts sll ,ascossary deeds Eot lbccooyey-
ance, Of The lot 70 the purchases
ahereoE
SEQ. 2. Aud Do R.fiTther resOlec5. Thai
Rogers street, heretofore opened on The
public iaud at Springfield, Mss'aehu-
-ssLls, shall be, and is hereby declared to
De, public highway or lhorcughfsfe
for general use.
Approved, My 4. 1870.
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Approved, May 0. 1870.
Tpablic Resolution No 80
JOINT Resolution granting an American
register TO the British>buill schooner

NV. D. B"
Be itrrsolusd by Ii. Senate and HOuse Of Rep.
rsstntatiDes othe United States Of Amer ca ia Con
gress Gssmtaled, That the Secretary Of the
Treasury be. aol hereby is, authorized
to issue an American register 10 The
British. built schooner"W. D B." wreck
ed and found abandoned a, sea, said YES.
sci beiug now owned by eitiz,ns Of
Portland. Maine.
Approved, May 6, 1870.
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rPubIic Re.olulion-No. IS /

TPublic Resolulion-No. 35l
A RGsetuTlos extending the time for
the compilation Of the Grst section Of
twenty miles Of the Cairo and Fulton
railroad.
ResolDsl By the Senate and House Of Repre,a.
taliues Of the United States Of America in Congress
assembled. That in case the Cairo and Fulton
Rnilrosd Company shall complete the
first section Of twenty miles OF said road
by the twentieth day Of December eigh.
teen hundred and seventy. and the Sec
rotary oflho Interior shall be satisfied of
such completion, then the said company
shall be entitled 10 its lands in all res.
poets and to the same extent as it would
have been had said twenty miles been
completed BY twen,y@eighth Of April,
eighteen huolred and seventy, asprovi.
dcd by law relating to sail RAILROAD
Approved, May 0. 1870.
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SUGAR CANE AND SORGHUM MILLS,
y Evapmators aud Horne Powers. embodying
1.-THE recent improvements and taking the lead
Of every kind in market. Manufactured by
GEO L sQUIER d BRO, Buffalo. N. =. su.
gar or Serge Nanuals for 1870 sent free. tuI
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A GREAT OFFER.
HORACE WATERS.

no. 4el BROADWAY. NEW YoRE.
win Dispose Of Que Hundred Pianos, Melo.
dcons aud OrgSns, Of SIX tirst class makers, at
extremely low prices for cash during this month,
or Wilt take from S. ~ S95 monthly until Paid.
New Z octave Pianos tor $975 aud upwards.
New Organs for SIS and upwards for Cash.
fob 10 Tyr
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rPublic Resolution No. 81 |

a REsoLurros relative to the establish
ment oil a light station on the Chop.
5t1nk river, 10 Maryland.
Rescued the Senate and House Of Represra.
tdtipes Of the Uaitei States Of America in Congress
esssa5led, That the Lighthouse Board be, aud
is hstsbS, su,hosiz;d 10 establish y light
station 70 mark the obslructiop 10 navt
CATION in the Choplank river, Maryland
Ia the vicinity Of Castle Haven point,
Approved, May s, 1870,
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r,J,vv Roy fold me that II the Uni'ea o'' 1T
not carr ont its treaty. either to anh'A " ,soul1
-omo kind OF a protecorate, sooner VI ., NJ the two
have 70 srccumb Hayti is the NOR no viii
Governments and, without money OF
h1Hc 20 ] Congress docs not annex n Iost to
tho richest Stand Of ine e,Sr Any definite promise
MS. 1t must be done now a nnsseesion worth twenty
AaskaS. pai' ri 90 any state of the Gni% 'iTrS
5"e miles of the 1c4esl SOL III Il -, The iron mines Of
Of gold ana I'm in quality ore facilities or nmS' anu
1,Sly beuind them in sppl5 Site Won To- another
not 9cra9n Before came here WaS oT c nv was
vSorlc were set o. sav2go hGI'cS thus population
gIeH,os, e.tim9ted at from 10000 10 lOa vi ms
various I'll newton a ra pure negroes, much larger io
very s, no ruainddr the largest class ounuinbel
pih NH of The others arc people between mntt'9 NV
!ls in color and hardly darfcr than southern L" %,
,s The city of Santiago, containing Popuat"n VI
nbout 5000 souls the emporium OF tlo ho r of tho
Joes larger business than any town wi ;i,nads
o 80 ia mo United States Shat II, Oh thc i.iIoS
have Travelled in all directions ATTENDED, oS r ~ i" INV
or" bow with several hundred dollars III silver ~ i LIZ
baggage and not only have felt perfectly ec'u'' O1
the ere innate on San Domingo has the subject
of Tho most utterly false statements iLer. IS fS ~
here in proportion 70 inc pot rom,cs are IN
York, and tho dreaded diseases Oh VIZ lYoTl tlan
known Yellow foyer occurs otener III hnth
in san Domingo City, and from the sid fiat can
be called local ono is mild form or bilious O.
light ntermttent-from when nan neeu IL os hey
for a week slight purgll|e, uoJy oY no
erage is about the only treatment usee. hIiUT ; 40
country offering more inducements Tor WHO cin 'i
tpan Ills The broad prares of the southea VIII sup,
rt hundreds of thousands Of herds of cattle sheel anu
Po. The heautiful valleys OF the NORTH yield tobacco
r0nal 70 the hest Cuban end the bills are unS'fr
! for coffee growing. Cane grows everywhere, hiI 80
Wild cotton on all sides suggests unaS'h 10y ~
skilled coton-pantcrs here make iunt,S lT';,I
Three crops OF corn year on one heid |''-u 90, D.,
even an Illinois farmer, but this can re!at' u ~
min TO- In richnc and fertility Of soil aud ii - :
of climate it surpasscs California Oniy oa4 ~
wanting and that We must have, or all these
vii he of no avail. safe G0yernnehI nilo "
here "tLc old flag" and shall make TINS my Z :.
itoo shall we nave H. or ia Government aDoul u
allow Mi Of tho American interests here TO DC nuiGa
II is altogether untrue, let me add, shat to l0'''o-
| against Baez Is gaining ground
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divergent Ono gentleman, who seemed 70 ne Wo M
formed respecting affairs upon te is'hus i;iirad a,
hearers that the natives were about az Tho
eyer and quite as fond OF eating human Delnss .ic
Chief Improvement at present Is that they prefer %
missionaries cooked
As an impression prevails to the effect that
cotton and wooden manufacture is injurious 10 the hen
of the working people gagged in it, We append some es
Inmates obtained upon this subject In Lawrence has'
The labor Of the o. traycs il ten hours per Gay ~
apcs NIL over Is vrars, and the majority over 70 Inc
,1ote IL carefully made from about $3.50 pcr.ohs' tI'
scyes nearly equal i'm number, there being sgit pr
pondcrancc Of males. Tho eases Of sickness occurr.t
during one wear aud i'm al about II To- tho loo AZ
To occiuaon the averages show that the slckhcssa
those en- Gagged in manufacturing wearing a"tl1s oI ,o
TON and WOOL WHO principally women ana GlIIs,
about ~ 10 600 those engaged IN bleac hng, dyls au
uisbiur g. 10 lOl0; cotton 20 be woven, 30 ana WOO W
he Woyen 81 to iOO As to diseases, about 10 lV h'
rieumatisn disease Of the circulation; ncafy mercy
rrouircd rest TO recUperate about cased
diseases of the digestive organs; IL or ire luus ~c
and 90 fcbTie diseases. These facts speak Wen lor gu"
Ventilation although the atmosphere OF some rooms "a VI
v filed with dust, brcs of cot on or woo, sle
or perbaps tie yapors produced by chemicals empoyti
There are some rooms WhcrO the WuihAel arg coiiotnJ
wet while at work. and others where ire cIlVcraIuau
ranges from 75o 1909 Fahrenheit Iho genera
c~,nnarad with similar estimates abroad ana WIN tV
general health the community at home indicate i.t
enplovmcnt in these mills j. not unusually ula'otapo
to health. Only IT out OF $500 dlcd'
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POLITICAL.

The Hon John COvOde, member OF congress
from the XXIst District of Pennsylvania Declined Deo
a candidate for reelection.
Senator Brownlow has letter in 1hc hRoc-
ro Crouice in which he the reconstruction OF
Tennessee once more by Congressional action. I'o
Senator says: 80,
Jexpect the Committee OF the House to report OH
looking TO the reconstruction OF Iohoss,", and
10 wipe out the Lee lcture ana me iile ~ i law
order the election Of new Legislature uh,er tc a
aud with regstrati9 leaving rq oS Win oppo
the Judiciary Undsturbcd. 1he bill WIZ ice Mi'
s0n in the House from the Democracy Ilu Wy I'm tho
footed Republicans, but Will neyGGthe'Tg, are divided
Senate VIC will have less trouble, rs We a.
politically, sixty RepuDicaus to ten Democrats,
A correspondent states that a. Gallatin
Stevens grandson OF the late Hon Albert Galatn' is
likely to receive both tho Democratic and hepnphc'h
nominations fog Mayor OF the new City OF Long l''""'
In the course of letter to Committee oil
the rrecdmen's celebration at Richmond, Mr. Robert W.
Hughes says
Tho coorea race had already beon accorded in me
Southern states by the acts Of RccohStfuoloh ,ha'
oIitv win lie Rite race all things before the law
which the Fifteenth Amendment guarantees; anu tls
narrujar measure extends the same rights 10 iheh IN
III ports of the Union which had been secured IN the
south Thus II is measure no less Oh JuS'!te " ~.
south than OF justice 10 the coored man OF me soIt
And vet strangely enough, the opponents OF the hepa
Iican marty south and NORTH opposed TINS measure.
Every Democratic Northern state ana every Dc H
cratc Southern state except those which acted under
cOInpuls.0n, refused 10 rdty th9 Amendment, ~ -
urc dcsgncd by the Republican party for mo bensht Oh
Tie south AID Of the cOOred race at the Morrill, anu coz
stitutng branch Of its be"lsnaht Po'"y Feuo' D'
tween the sections and the races A., -. % ,ho ,ro-
Having been myself Rebel until the close OF inc W
il was natural that should have arrived at the cohcu
sion slowly and rou' 2ntLy Ont entertain III PT pro
policy that settle Tho controversies OF the lac war;
and restore final and substantial peace between the
NOR Than any other state is Interested and Therefore,
in Tho interest of my tatve state ana W. lhe Ia o. 10
tonal eamcr and revilenen night as soiof III INC
/ Republican cause.
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PERSONAL.

Madame Parepa Rosa has been investing
part of her fortune in Chicago real estate
Rraxton Bragg has been removed from the
control Of the Now Orleans Water WORKS
Tbo Salon of the Countess do Mention III
po favorite resort Of the antl-Infabiiists Among
tbo most freaueut visitors Bishop DupanIoup t"u
Mrs Craven tc Laferronays tho author OF " Sisters
story"
Lady Gertrude Douglas, sister of the Mar
ouis of Ouecusberry has written letter to inc Lo"ao
Times drawing most ontioing picture OF convent me-
and protesting against the proposed visitation ACT Ly
Gertrude was for five years nun.
The diplomatic propricties hayo been out
RACED by His Majesty King People OF Bonny who' WISH
ing tho assistance of Queen Victoria to put down ropo
lion IN bis territory, has gone to England TO ASK io 1t "
p.ron Details of His Majesty reception nave ho' D'on
, rubiaref.
The london Times lately lost the services OF
rr D,ot its subedor and Is likely soon TO lose those
Of H. Iowbray Morris, tho manager, gentleman o Ie
,ra,abe administrative ability, whose health Is 1ans
Roth Dr Dasent and Dr. Morris arG brOthcr7-liiaW VI
| MI John Deanc, the editor.
Mr. Vallandigham has found something useful
70 do He Is ecurng in Ohio on the literature and his
tory OF the Bible III has learned lie says, from inc
sacred book how property in bond was first acquired
and perhaps when he gets along httic luIher no VIII
! also learn how bonds ought TO be paid
Napoleon III. has sent two valuable works 10
the library of the one is apoem In treo cahto
by Count stackelberg, named "Syyic" OF winch only
$50 copies have been printed the other the
dc Ia Pressc Departmental On 1867 ct lsS printed At
| Nantes OF this there are only five copies,
Lezurier, the man who was arrested for
shouting "Caycnno' in tho face of tho Emperor ~
review has written penitent letter, pleading his own
insanity This is an improvement upon the taNorVe
American defense criminals have the grace to lei
somebody else urge the plea for them
A stockbroker sued the Able Peyer in Paris
for differences amounting TO 5000 francs on various
Bourse operatons Tho reverend father came into court
I'm his robes and pleaded that stock Gambling being an
Immoral Transaction the law could AFFORD 10 rcet hn
the count hold that priest could bo supposed to dc
ANYTHING immoral, and therefore he must pay.
Since the death of Gen. Grey, private score
tary to Queen Victoria it has ransprod that erM aJes!
takes very active part In the business OF every Depart
ment OF the government aud especially tie War once
the Admiralty and the POor'Iaw Board. she writes ou
her views with fullncss that reminds one OF Phip IL
and the private ccrearys business Is to reduce her me
morauda To official fOr. Some FrOudc Of the future may
find In the Victoria MSS. mine Of historical lore anO
| IA rich the archives of SiUdnCOs.
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SUPREME COURT-Cri,Alg.Rs.

- jlfcsl0nS-l}y Judge Brady. - CObanls agt
wells Motion denied. Eric hallway Co. agt ltamsoy.-
Motion DENIED. Bernstein agt Standardization grant
cd. Ccccal.ni agt. FitL Hugh.-Aiotion granted
ny Judge BarHard-DOylo aSt. JOnes.-Ordcr set
I'D. "
~ Judge suhcrland.-Bowan agt Browning
.,t.lrI.
Iv Jdic IHgTaham.-H re C0rmack To vacate assess
m~hl IL f"s"thaNe ana SEVERN other ca5cs.-Appca-
. r- lra granted.
V oc1rJe g. DuHbdF from Prison u he Litntc 4 sjluu
1t appears mat Dunbar conducting extensive
business IN Nnllst. broker, such had "A la ,e
amount of stock transmitted to him for 10y ais
creditors. the sale effected but Dunbar failed
return Of the proceeds and arrested aud placed IN
Ludlow-st Jail whore he remained several months
when, IL IL alleged he became insane and is so now He
H. therefore, brought before Judge Brady ON IN appira
Ton for his removal To the Lunatic Asylum The appi-
Gallon not being opposed, order made directing
The temporary transfer of the prisoner BlO0mglae
Asylum, and adjourned the further hearing in th ease
until Wednesday next Cram aud Robinson far
o. y. sciXas and l.. j. Page representing creditors