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FREE SCHOOLS m LEwis:'
Report Of til. County, superlinte-nndent,

AssPo1 eSs s~ S1"Ny "sPS1sA'
Hosa aH.a.t,hG ZroLrk,, :. .'s's = 80
iaSn AFTER waiting j long time ever!
the time allotted NE, 'for the Teta5ss: q tks
township officers, 7 fna IL Impossible to
make out a proper statislicsl report l
regret this sIcsedipsly, ,iins,much Z. I
had instructed ti!s officers to forward TO
me in proper time the returns, necessary
to bs sen, to you. All The townships
have 6lled cut 10 their Pc eulisr style tbe
printed bluuks. but il such way Tint it
renders j. .inpds.ible to sum up lhe totals
correctly 20 that ! have no other ,aOde
but'to give you such 'infarmstisn . ]. can
gather from',he general totals, II Nes-.
ton-lndepcndent District-r End that
We ehsvs one high school, 10 which .
general average Of $50 scholars il in at
tendaEce. This achool has four, teachers
lone male and three femalr.-.he male
having received 4 No. certificate, and
the female, No. O. The school iis in q
prospersus condition, and il :,bs number
ofpIpils are increased 10 200 will re-
ceiSe',he Peabody donation u $3.50 per
year rhnve visited Iii. school. three
times. and 6nd its general condition 70
be good. The various townships through
ou. the county areiin good condition. 8.
financially and Otherwise, as regards school
nihtter.+' Muck attention will b neciasyy
to enable 'he schools "a operate y viii Be
needed to fulfil lie e'intciiion of the Jaw,
but | ses no reason 10 binder .he,hippiest
progress IT, the otisers srs qualified to
fuifll their dniisl. In the present case
lin some oi tie tsvaships-I an, ;,olfy
to'say that 'saeT WA Dot Tie tses. or !
'shoaltl have been sBls to have sent Yon .
,esrr eet and, statistical report, tFas.
that my o,susce,,sr VIII b sbls p give
;you9nofe carIect isturps; But "lpti1 The
free school system d better pnderstsod
among the Ihsstes ssot' tie people 10 this
'county,it will DC inpo,sibie sef any 81
'porintrndent "a; make the return demand
cd by lav6! gsaii 10 1882 20! 2. sls'ts3t ,l.
'a.Ths tOllovias al. ,hs ni.,p.s i,uSas oiils = .p-
plie,nts and the grades q shsir .esr.ie.
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:, .U"' ."N D u''s '''na :" '0 i.' -, 49,
T ,3h' l.s sss !as As happy a.. big 'un'h'xs'
Now About sbox4 ,happy III bio sun.
aover, WLat evidence L ,h.,o ,s ,hov
,b,. n. III. .f . bir ,u,ao,,r i, not on.
d supreme me Stetcbfdu.sssand n,Iolss r. Ad.,
M; .t;no th,t L,n,,;,cs. II No, ;nco,.;.,,nt
with .se career II a srnaover, r. a biz
,uuao~fr .ny more harm, than a little
oue 7 We tbiuk not, A., far n, .our svp
observation extends. tic big Aunhowers
louk uuch the more ecedy Of tho TIVE.
.nd ,..d;na,, !. M, rsr.ll, ,o,,mn,r;.j
,;,h III. ssren.s, Inv
w. arc ,old ,bs, tbis bi, s,nacr.r-
.,,,,,sn, ofnSrfsc{ 6n,l ina.llovcI hI;i,2 Z
.b.nd. and hl.u, in ;bc hr.r,..n Ifh
i, a VERY L,n,r MAI ,bs u.. of b,.v.
IN, .bsn, f' i,3
.I,a IA NJ, .a.,, 4. as ,;ss, =, ~. x;r,,h,,
"AN 81 blows <sA'' . "'"' - 'Ae "'-' 'N''
And scitisfs tie iedses from tie t-ess-e..n n
There il is again; il nnythiug is hap.
No Il must ne.ds llnsWa ure a li,tls
,,;.;ou. osh,,,;,,., ,hs. -.,.;r.. - r..
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q R..,o !, csL.Ali. .lTi.el!llslLA.3 d, AZ,

7. ARttio b CoL.siiL lrinuisil, We
nv AT MI, P. H, s.arke'. ploa o. ,uui.s,
ioty On yssssFdly |. pice VI pis iiei,fuund
'in 4 Geld In the lover ehd Of Hsusvyr
county, wrighing 1870 pbards, with tie
brand .B pC ,i74o,"senh What dc
The lst,ers u q. mean Aud how di,s this
piece Of ,irpn; lso, tsa /. old. reliia the
spot where II JEss ioull I The tbl5 .o.u,
ttion wHich wsihays heard -th4t tie le,.
.ers mpau.ta British Colobies." IND lhstit
must 4 have tlroppsd. fts,- sose kasan
which Naa.r.n,p,t,irs ID from tho u,eau'
tihs to Hanover is-.i. which casa ship =
Ping por. u. that 4, ,.-Riehs,vnd Die
pd.fb. ~
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. FsissD,ntr.-The friendship Of meat
inen In these days 10 like some plants in
The water, which have broad leaves on the
saffacs 81 The sslsr. but scarcely q asy
root II sll liz lemsbt, cold without. bo.
within ; full Of expressions, snpiy,in:.n.
.i4pi; s2sat lesd. snd d. lit.ls |; Lille
drums ind trumrsis and sna;ens. il .
bsttls which n,aisa ueirs and ihswlbut
,.t ao,hins; mere frisnd.hips in ws'snoe
aud % spiipent, tba, can bow hsndsome'y.
ani ptdp,ist enpbalicslly and speak
|pbu,ibiy. and forget all. Hat 4 .tss.
rssb actiy, friepd. ~hc.e words ars The
xipdnrs ofhs heart, The noii6ers ID hi,
afTectiSi. sreA ! irsssd 10 t,ts Nd hardy
70 tcfepsa. s4vya
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1'hrts thousand people have besh
iarown on. of'eiaplo, plent IN tho city 81
New fork alsne III consequence ofthi
Nigh tariff duties Oh n,stsials used ii,
slip.builiing. This Is projecting 'hs,u,
infssiys with vsnesahts.s TRst IL io,.
letihs skilled labor o. the wolffasterJ
tie lamb.
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The Husssu lllipeiO Rsgstkeps,9s q
recent date says: Some time .go I. youse
soup,ry lass isa lover H. u nios. Jeuss
country gifls do; and aihe made Up las
,miad that ,hc ussld tssptars hins ifsush
. thing Was possible. s,Oss a certain 9sat
day evening, ths gradually drew out 4
BIZ, biz, 4 !. q confession that be liked ber, and
before IL was hardly aware n Il 6imsilf,
. promise q nsrtisga. s'Whcn Henry
returned .hohl. he .msdita,sd ,ovss tths.
matter . little, and wondered rbes foolish
10 had bs.n: With hs vel: :kse,n.OP-
position 70 haSty natriaEes an9 pssni.sl.
low could she sIplsis : BIZ scn ses o hii
.,fond parents i'5Itsss indeed sHlemns.i
and oas. .has. perklsxsd fhinS 70 'solvel
Some days sfter The idsstsbovsI Rs,sd.;
ths lady, whom Ns will call, Mary, had .
psrty, ind Henry vss sns 81 lie invited
guests Ii The evsnisg. Mary is5rhsd
'iinltbsrs VAS 70 be' . ssddinS thsfS !, and ,
showed him :ssbs license. 'rtnaeins Els
surprise % sesisg .his, ,1snsnsptisssd isi
tho doeuaei.;. Nov Henry ,sJss are,
going of Z to fulfill ysur engagement, /" aha,
said. gently s.roting him under The chin.
He :trisd'so s1esss' himself 81 It'd gfeihd
ofssos being ready atd Wishing i. little
time to arrange hi, wsrldly aaaira; but i :
Was ,ns,ge, She .old. lin Pr, on e.bold
faca, AID Just anish shs asair up n .ouoa.t (
and BE- done, With, it. At this juneturs the
Squire made biz M MapPsassaee, aad thstss
were ioined tosethef in matsinopS. s
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Loyr IL fPAx,l4 LA very singular
fasiily difhesl., occurred u this city %
Wednesday night last A nan and hi,
wife lired together h.ppily, ID The cen.
tral part If thsltoxs. Soihs weeks ago
the .if.'s sitter ssms 70 Stsy sith The
family. aud sben FELL desperately il love
with her sisters 6uiband.'H shs, It'd lin,
Of t,er stF.cti6n, aud Jo.eph.iiks, b sp.,
hraided h.r'f6r her vlskhsas. She ted
her slater, and sihgalsr IL |. may t,ssis.
the wife took siats with der. ahd Of
rrhursiay SIR ind'hsf single sister sitsh-
I'D into this husband tiait 6.tosly abu.
sing him for bis waut II iovo sAtl feeling.
The husband, after d tsttiblt tongue
la.hing, relebted. agieed ID softer Bit
heart toward his FiAitr.in.law, aud pow
tvetylhisg u altogether lovcly ia III,
fsnily. : Ne~ Al,,ay t'ommereidl, ,.''. !
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D1Tss os ADYEaTlsIss

square, slsn lines sr less, one insertion q 70
For saeh ,aostausIt iassrtiea 20
] Square swe,rs -mehth5 -. 10 ss
oas-fourth Of column, ig months as ~
0ns: hiif icouna, "a raedhl -. -%-l45 %
Ops colunia, " in0atls ~ IA Qu
LoeaL neies, twenty csstsl pss aase Which
: nust be paid In advance. 4
Fiy, dsFlArs will ss charged fer .assunciu
lssndididaiss flor counly, aad ten dollars for
State aud United Ststes ofice,.
Lengthy obituary notices must be paid for.
FAllllsgs! notices are etsrgsd to the at.
tornel, FreseNlipg THIN 8 -
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g1NR. rsB. CAMDEN; ;'pg5 = .ssieils Mo
ii ,4ys--++--raYslciix AID sulssoy, - 4-aSi
) Siflcs:-4Nsii ssest opposite DInlingtsn's,
WESTON, WA.
sarI Treats ali sdaetsag Of sthsz o. dtiot mites
. .sad .srgcAl and nsdisait taiss generally !FqsS
" alSi.yl. "a ilfyeelffil1 aS,iEts ls7g 'Tss r r
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N. Wy. J. BLAND. / -, ;, :,
= -suisroI AsD rItilsy4x.-
- .HtS'gtW IsT0S, " ish.A
-sylsteI ,Iyp ,arsrslAs-S
GEo. s.HoRR.IEsspDl ,.

'as tTsl Deg i b INT .Is,y I"
q - aJrss,.oss. MI a .as. .IS' rs y.
Visits rairnsnt,' Z ClaffsI.utSf aud Grafton
enssfa tbfss asatbs; 1lcxhanuoI and Wss.
asa sacs in ii1 nuu,ht. al Opsrhtio6hsI guar.
s:aatssd; Grspressstid Or nyssy rs&asdsa. 3
~, .nSl .tf1ji.a iJ-.I4A ~ stnscaS ~ " 'stl
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The New Ofl:ins p iicaytlne 81 ! resent
date has TIE following "A l.dy Walking
.lcng Canal Street yesterday evening
was attracted sy ths bright eyes and
blonde curls Of little urchinp seated on.
the cutbs,ahs. She approached. aud
asked hin he was AneNsboy. -
mo. man. I amt so.hin." III. = e., s.,
"Have you no hsms2 = =, = $,
"io." ~ Fi'f''n'2 'S.;..'
"Wouldn't you like 10 have enc l"
nYsu bet.n 9 ~ 'a' ~ -
"You shosld not speak 30 lily. j J
son. But come, how would you lik4 me
fol . mothsr!.". .''', rs :. ~ -
TIL. little fellow scanned l,sr from t,aid
to foot fos q s.onisn.. .sAd thsa. in.
,r;yed. .t.lAg52 20 ba'lTss GHliA1 l''hH''
",s.uld you whip usi i!''''l.'l '.s -, 81
s"Not unless you uers bad" :. -. -
""Lv. neigo bats-ioosed p. 'a.., 5,, -.
uNo nrll1t ~ 49, 9! w ar rfo! Rs'
supl.,.ho,,ps.p u'hiis ssa zen :!
uN A .z-siitgg
"Pall The cat, ..ilii" '.'a7 ...t s'A :,
mo" 'i 'r9s'e ~ - a'ss'H e
~ %is. III. paddia' ai.tl"a s.aar a.s,',53, ~,
"CS,a rri bas j. Il taa Vi sl19sr 'i y
..Nop',a @s - has 11fs''se a1ii!'
"ChAv ,ob.ecOi'' 'os1'i9s' 7'' q ~, J, :
"No nsS = = 'o soas9 q p'zt77a''4 :
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JACOB scHnlTT} M -, 1T 8 s
d - ---clbiIir xAsis,-- II

CENTER STREET, WESTON, VIVA:
y. ssa ~ n Ii s5as a,'s st .n.s a sns .s sas
as'Butssui Taslts, OhairI. Stands, Bed-sts.As
Be-, Ae., Of Ii. sat quality, at tessoaabls
9hss Allstistsi iist y attsai.i to.
ases.yi q ,+a r., i q.
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Tho nov Of ihe p eriod.

!. supetin..nden. q Schools, Lss...ii. Cd.
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NEwiJoB TYPE. ,tflS lIi. 7's;a i,f,sss, Z, I;
~ .This'0t t,ee IA dow SUPPLIED witb a tkoel.
,eat assortment Of Job TyTs, aud We stt -tst,
P'tsa tot1esutr sfdsrs ibIJJb Wprk Nltb d \
SaeA and % ks n,vst rsssanab ~ tssss. .lt- 81
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TAlEs O. BAsrApts, I E ~, e. I 5.s;s a
~ ~ = with Mayer . Bts.her, AZ,
i,npOrtssi aud Jobbeii, Of SStiois, Gsrean 40
rntsueh nueh aud English FaAcy Goods, ns'isry,
Sioyes, fhfeads, Tt!piuing d.. 4, ....,.sA
's4 HsvafdiS.test, epppsiN Howard Hsuse,
2i'5m,s ygllSlat b ALTIHoRE, NJ. -
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DR, Il B.EDNisroy, ,.,s,5.s; S,,b, .
~ rsYilciciis Asp ,iresres--sz
OF ,s ca Vain Street, " wtsAs, n va. /,
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r. III slessairs'i isb no. rea,,. ~!
q FEARTuE FOUNDRY, 8EsToM RssA.
earrisses, sugsie,, NJ aYoss, .tss, rsrairtd
ea shsrt notice, and sn The 'moll .rrssoaasir
terms. Hofse-sh0eing cafefully A,teded 70: i.
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I hM.teh, I, ti7os.s3's,N .aiil7s yla,ise.
|, he.farmsr jadsu,su. svsa .nrssd %
reyieN. tAntr rr,Lin..- ~, nf1slitl-
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an. lIsrt-r. p !, !, n. ~. :. tslussrrs
PESSETTk 4 BstEETr,i .,tr'tsiis-f y
Oaa -.-----ArroisrIs lfLAs, . :.
na4 e WESTON, WA = i,
The New York herald., 1870-02-11
TEE GREAT RAID ON THE BROKERS.
A Daniel Come to Judgment-Ex-Assessor Web
ster ON tho Street-Fearful Havoc Committed
Among the Brokers-Unole Sam Insisting
on His Bond-The Shylocks Coming
Down = Payment Of Penalties.

Ex.Assessor Webster has made another raid on
the street. and has brought o whole host OF brokers
TO grief. The evasion Of the law which the money
lenders and brokers OF Wall street and IT'S pureus
SO long successfully practisad has at last been
npped exactly IN the bud, but just where 1t was
likely to shoot out into greater proportions. Tho
onetwenty.fourtn OF one per cent tax on all capital
actively engaged IN business has been disputed
question; but the Treasury Department decided
against the appeal OF the brokers' and only wanted
some one well conversant with the business on
'Chaage to make the rccalctrant brokers pay up.
Mr. Webster, late OF the Thirty first col
lection district the right manin the right place.
and having set to work brought the brokers to
knees, and there has been regular cry OF Deccari
md the result Is that they have been let OF with
fine. The parties thus fined and the amount In
which they have been severally mulcted will be
from the subjolned list:-
~ Crsyon ron &c. CO. $500; G. A. Lawrence @ saoo Sam Samuel
Moyt Co, sso; ": i. Worh,ns,on. $3.50 Robert Waller
t e could @ @ M 10 s
marley 1ia' ary ass,s sS
!'ns E.sl @ ss; sss%'t sssS; D.sssia ssa rsS S ssS
seass s hsy
s Ssss niws sss rsss % e. f. 2s%as
4 TSnns $s a Z ssn SS s
Mills, $500 K. Oracle haight $780, E. o. Reed 5000;
ssoo; trssamsa : solomon, ssso; xo.sssSs Co. 500
$10; stuart M.t,s;on *s0o Wood kissk 60, gag;
ssss tslss be$s's:. $s%; II Sssiss Co.. sSsS;
sssS Isass. $sS; during P.y, ssS;
SssS PAM fsiSsf XIII
e ST. H.ss Petty
bond $500; GnI,cS somons 500; s. r Jacobs, $500 R.
tins, $Io Cap,on Strong 500 kstcham, ZIP. Bel
sos.wck, saoo; Fanshaw Mi!iksn, SAN Stout bckin.
son, 5000 Pullsson, RAYMOND Co.. 5000; wardsworthA
Van byck. S5oo;;, $. F. lockwood. $500; Coen
Assamsn Co.. s & 81 Hi foIs Co., .ass Gsson
nassons, 500 7. 4; Taylor CO... 5000; Vernon hoae
sSs soas SSc. ps Co., &c., 6asssn essns SSr &C.,
4 Aenneay& hen & 4 CO.. $2M Black Palmer 900 u, Mhemore
MS sa0s & 5ssan sas% @
Hn.chi.3n $sco Kaarsh, acUhods Kahne $500;
$ios Dssos,, RODGERS Co., s.oS 6 $: sosas Co
svo william Jean Warren Warren Son. sS Ss He'd He'd
Bioodgood Co.. S40o; Beekman Bro,hers oiand S4o0
s fias.:horn Broshsr * R.m's.h 6suef
s4eo; Brcvnsh brother, SaS; : 9 Hayes Co.. 300
K..,bso MOI sov ;.,soo GS s White DC s a!eSs 4
! lHo i. L. ososs, G'' sso1; D9Sne, Nsssls, $500;
S. s..n psy hsoas I :I S%s
Davenport, $40; Duran EaIie, $teo FULLER Jaet Cox,
Slo h9yt = Gsrsner , soo gndsrh Haven acs CO. yso
ksishsm $40; j. iaIshi $40; Stead, Stone 4 Co;
saus Hatch Co.. sduS; A. n Ferns % CO.. s4oo !. 4
Ioyt CO., 500; Just Co., x4ou; Osborn ! SGammack
% Horton Das saso
soo; n Mssonssy ssa ;sel Keats sro $500 s.tsra
Co., $200; Kissam 4 Co., SOC.
The New York herald., 1870-02-11
CLEARED.

Steamship Eagle, Greene, Havana Atlantic Mall Steam
shin Co.
Steamship Fah-Kec, steelc, Hamilton (Bermuda)-J
Harvey
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Livngston,
Fox Co.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins Charleston Nor
gan Co.
Steamanip Volunteer. Jones. Wilmington, NC Lorrlad
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
s!eamshp Fl Ga, Niekerson, phladePha,nJ LoriArd
BARK Insuaire err, Fleuriot Havre-Boyd Hncken.
Brig kyrre tNor) Haversen, Gibraltar ior orders-Funch
Edye 4 Go.
Brig Geo Harris, French, Cardenas-Miler Houghton.
Schr Pilots Bride, Batchford 81 Johns, Pk-Miler a
Houshton
scRr Ella Hay, Haskell, Falmouth, Ja--B Mecaf Co
6chr Rover tl5r, Barnet, Bermuda-D McCol.
Schr Ella, Pease, Jacksonviile-W Ray h Go.
Schr Oeorganna, Reed, Korfolk-C Staples Co.
Schr Plymouth Rock, Crocker, Boston Is w Lewis Co.
Echr L Acken hobble, Stamford.
The New York herald., 1870-02-11
THE NEWARK MURDER.

Third Days Proceedings in tho Trial of
Leonard Schwun-Tho Testimony Con.
ciuded-The Summing Up Postponed Till
T0.Day-MOre Damaging Evidence Against
Schwun.
The third days proceedings In the trial OF Leonard
Schwun for the murder OF Cornelius Stahl, In the
Essex county (N J.) Oyer and Terminer, which took
place in the Court House at Newark yesterday
before Judge Depue and full bench were witnessed
by attendance even larger than on the preceding
days. The same degree OF interest was manifested.
The court opened shortly before ten O'Clock. The
first witness called was
Thomas Roth, who was recalled for cross xamina.
tion lie gave negative answer to each OF the ques.
tions proposed. After being told "that III do" he
said he wished to make statement to the Court OF
declined hearing the same.
Joseph Sundu, u Swiss, was next sworn. THIS
witness wss n t9s saigon Of Mr. Hesss on the night
v0lved q scnfile with Schwun In which Stahl In
terfered and took hold OF Schwun and threY him
against the the stove, knocking It down. both falling
Witness further testified taat Scnwnn pushed nm
twtness) IN the side then went up to Stanl and said
~ will do 1t for you:" Schwun then took hold OF
Stanl from behind, throwing him between the
counter and the Ice box; then Scnwun and Stahl
were still clinched but witness saw no stabbna:
but Scnwun passed TO the door. stood there a
moment or two and laughed nunmel CRYING onf
"Stah has been stabbed" Witness procured han
dages and water, but before he nad made use or
them Stahl died in his arms; was arrested soon
after and conducted to the JAIL On ross.examlna.
ton the same witness testified that SO far as he
knew Stah and Scnwun had been good friends
Detectives BENJAMIN Gait and Ernest Fischer tea.
tilted to having made several arrests In the saloon OF
Hesse on tue night OF the murder and to the sltna
ton OF a1alrs III the saloon when they arrived few
minutes after the commission OF tie deed Fischer
gave resume or Schwun's admissions to MIN I'm
New Haven alter his arrest and IN the cars on the
way to Newark. The prisoner denied any knowledge
OF the stabbing, though he admitted being In the
fight He ut first denied being Schwun or Knowing
anything about Newark. Witness said Schwun told
MIN finally that on the night OF the murder ne fthe
prisoner) slept under the Plank Road bridge unit,
morning.
Chief Of Police Clark, OF Newark, gave evidence
regarding the meeting with Schwun in New Haven,
which was cOrrobOratve or Fischer's statement,
Schwun admitted his name to hlm and commenced
TO cry,
Mr.. Caleb 6. Ellsworth, the county prosecutor.
then announced that the evidence for the State was
closed.
Mr.. william b. Guild, Jr., counsel for prisoner
stated that evidence would introduced for the
defence and asked that the summing up might be
postponed till to-day, in order that he might have an
opportunity 10 review the testimony. After consul
tati0n with the jury Judge Depue agreed ana the
court adjourned TILL halfpas nne O'Clock this fore
noon.
The New York herald., 1870-02-11
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1870
pon.n, Of clerk 81 salary the sam. .s tho cers Of sh.

pcnmens Of clerk salary tho same ~ tho Clerk Of the
Marine Court
Mr. WHITE thought inssmuch .hls Board met only once
year, neecd The office would DO ssnecurc
He moved 70 strike out the snasttns clause.
Mr.. said there bill penang nero reaSivo
70 the Court Of Special Sessions which, adopted will give
work enough 70 this clerk
shall paid the temporary clerk, which
Mr. WnIrE moved that the salary bc made Saooo per
mum. -. . -. 40 -. A..
tuai service ..S ~. vy... 49,. .-,.
MI WniTp renewed his motion and NJ u Murphy moved
% make il Sl0 Both motions were rejected The bill
then ordered 10 third reading
TuR PAY or 9rArE PRISON oFflcfALn.
The bin to the law relative 20 the pay o. State
Prison ocias next under confederation. The law
which increased the salaries expires IN March next.
Mr. HusTED moved 10 strike out the limit Of Two years.
Carried and the bill then ordered Y third reading
YORK rERnIfB
The bin requiring the New York ferry companies provide
gates ,hr slips to protect the i've. O. PAisensers dis
posed the dill and Mr. Nachtman sustained It, and the
mi,tee reported progress.
Mr. JACOBS moved te fecomm the bI, with instructions
70 .Ike out !b9 eDacting clsuse. Lost.
Mt JAo9Eb then moved the b be ordered TO third read
ing carried, and the House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-02-11
LET US HAVE LIGGT.

Meeting of the Petroleum BOnrd of Trade
The IrOn.Clad Contract.
"A special meeting OF the Petroleum Board OF
Trade was convened yesterday afternoon at No. 81
Pine street, when Mr.. Burage, OF Bunge, Burlage &
Co., was chosen President, and Mr. Livingston Roe,
OF Taftlee Il Co., Secretary. There was very large
attendance, and considerable discussion preceded
the transaction Of business for which the meet
ing had been called, namely, to vote on uniform
contract and regulations to govern the sale Of petro
leum. At last the document was brought forth, and
for two hours each section Of 1t was fought over
determ inedy when vote was taken on IL in its en-.
tirety, and the following was unanimously chosen:
NEW YORK, -, 1877.
Sold for account of -. To -. - bbIs.
OF the tied States. the weight Of packages
be not less than 800 lbs than $40 bs,
better Burning sea ilo deg rahreShe or upwards. A
10 delivered in prime shipping order yard where
subject the conditions printed the back Of this contract
ls ncusiv. Of both dates after days notice TO-
,-- Of which must be within the said dates Should
Should oil be rendered in iuifmen of this contract after
axs s m ana havs s On G he S.
nsss day % % the nous Of M ten A. and
CONDITIONS.
Presentation of invoice weighers return certificate
Of inspection OF the oil and the warehouse
"
OIL TO be held for three days after delivery without
buyers for storage, sellers covering the Under
their policies OF insurance during said time, but
risk IA to the solyency OF the insurance companies.
Buyers shall have the right Of naming their inspector
but mst do at least tive days before the maturity OF th
contract failing in which sellers may employ buyers
pcnso any regular inspector, member of the Petroleum
Excha nge, md his certificate that the oil conformity
with the contract shall be accepted In fuhment of sp
a.ion requiring certificate OF nspecon IN making the de-
IL required. buyers shall their inspector when tie c6a
tract s executed otherwise the sellers may appoint the in
spector above provided II buyer fail to ins6t
tor IN time the inspector employed according foregoing
conditions shall make such selections.
No weighers return shall be valid II dated beyond four
secular daya previous 10 the time of delivery
D. No Inspectors certificate shall be valid beyond Eve days
from date
g. Weishers TO be appointed by the sellers.
q Barrels and oil to be weighed by half pounds.
g. Buyers examine and test their the
weight OF the whole part OF the lot delivered.
Tares shall be actual and marked ndeiby on the bar.
rcIs buyers test pp to five per of the
the result shall determine the difference
If the actual tarcs be In OF
sellers shall have the benefit of per barrel
soAkage.
To- Shipping Barrels painted blue with he
well coopeed and filed to and half gallons