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CoUlT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Bedford.


Yesterday in this court John Reilly was tried and
convicted OF grand larceny from the person. he nav
ing on the 9th Inst. stolen seveny-1ve dollars from
Elias J. Smith, The prisoner, in reply to question
OF Judge Bedford said that he had been sent to the
Island for disorderly conduct and escaped. lie was
sent 10 the State Prison for three years and six
months.
ralph cambridge and william Haines were con.
victe1 OF stealing box OF clothing. valued at $780,
the property Of DAVIS Richards. Tie prisoners were
Charged from We Point Ike day before s 'ee e Sox
Of clothing was obtained AS the jury coupled their
verdict WITH recommendation TO mercy his Honor
sentenced each Of them TO the State Prison for
year.
entering the premises OF officer John II. Woodward
and stealing clothing, was convicted OF petty lar.
ceny. lie was remanded Tor trial upon another
charge.
The Late Abortion Cow: ctiops ana Sem
fences.
New YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
Judge G. 8. BEDFoRD:-
DEAR SIR-At stated meeting OF the New York
Academy OF Medicine held May Is, 1871, the follow.
Ing preamble and resolutions wero unanimously
Adopted
Where's The psrysas crime Of abortion regularly
opposed by the medical profession without the
the courts
ne as's :a
enable suecessuy contend ssans. Ibis Vide.
tors possessing pretending TO medical diplomas
Resolved TDa Judge Cunning Bedford has by hts
ner o. conducting the trials Of those notorious aboons
ana enemies OF marknd Wolfe and Thomas Lookup;
high moral tone OF his addresses to- and by clear
tpceis Instructions given 10 The Jnries and, finally his
tromp md just sepiences emincnty bonored
bears has done Infinite service 10 socety has merted
the commendauQn and shall have the most cordial
approval az tpe New York Academy Of Medicine a. he
WIZ o every member o. The profession who pro-
Resolved That an Official Of this expression OF the
Academy and lbs Dues pertaining to sent 10 Judge
Bedford &c our accient District Attorney 6arrn 10 The Pre-
dent OF Inc New YORK Bar Association and 10 daily
papers " ihis city.
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NsRrine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP rARAGrAY-London, May 2o-The steamship
Paraguay from London for New has returned to
having been damaged in collision the screw steamer
Webb The latter foundered and thirteen lives
were lost
STEAMSHIP CoRrrs, Whitman from New York 18th inst
for New Orleans put into Savannah cd with her crank pu
broken - P
sonR EMBLrN from Provincetown on the 9th inst was
run upon Seal Island on the l2th and in minutes he.
$780, The outfits were insured. "
sons kShlase wayE a. Providence , George NIB,
Of snow and ram lost both anchors part Of
short lumber. -
Mis- ,eilaueous.
We indebted to John Bowson Of the steamship
Oceanic, from Liverpool. for his attentions.
Purser Owen OF the steamship Iay, from Liverpool
has thanks for favors
We are under obligations to Pscr Walter Pym Of the
steamship II Livingston, from Savannah, for favurs.
ven, has been sold TO New York parties '''s =" "N"
sGnn TRyALL rece nty raised at Caldwels Landing on
Who raised her Messrs Delama Buckley Co. of Vineyard
burlcn sold auction at saiem 18th inst FOR ss5u
purchased by Mr. Andrew Frisoee, Of Salem.
THE INLAND PAssAeE TO FrnSANDrsA-The US coast
Tss sshr Dennis. arrived Yesterday
Typographical survey Of nssa s emsassa b
tween the 81 Johns and Fernandna Although the work Of
e. as ss ~ :
p1aSns 81 oR whose
Of low water can readily be obtained IN this channel
from preliminary examination hat he inland passage san
be made avaabe Tor large vesse-Forda 0non
NEW vrssrLMr Joshua Brown has on the stocks at his
d " s9n salem nssy ready for pe ,cr q
deI,h feet and WIZ be 100 TONS Old measurement She il
vel calculated for the fishing business Mr. Brown has also
On hs near By the wen known yacht julia built ID
Ton whinsy asq OF Beverly She Is being thoroughly
pared Mr. Brown and in few weeks viii be ready 10
JON the Eastern Yacht Squadron.
DRIFTS THr OcEAN-A bottle was picked IN on the
coast Of the island OF Maur,us 2sth March last containing
Bark Lizzie Williams, San Prancisco, from Singapore,
bound to Boston usA days out all WE'LL LAT 10 90 s, Ion
found. W VIA ''''' p'''' p''"'"J T HENRY, "H'''
Master Lizzie Williams.
sharpshooer Of 100 TONS old mcasuremen and 10 owned
by the Messrs Trefethen and Chas Dyer.
Whalenien.
Called or Pcrnambuco 2eh uit for refrcshments bark
Peru Glass, OF and for New London oil not reported
Sailed from Barbsdos LIST ins bark Morgan Athearn
do 10th inst schr Mary Simmons Taylor Of Province
town, l,st from Dominica, arrived 9th
1 ~, from singapore March - bark Kathleen Coe OF
Cleared Al salem 18th, brig Eshco tof Beverly, Williams
ft,s ay at Salem n:, ,ns.p
leaving 81 Helena.
spoken.
ship Crussssr M jenkins, from Liverpool for New York.
ship Ads onao, from New York for London. April
xs ssH zsPsyI from New Orleans for cr0n.d
Ship 0weso, from New Orleans Liverpool, date, on
Bsrk Kermao tFr). Rov,lI, from Marscies Jan - for
San Francisco, March 2, lat 4 S, Ion COW.
May s. 81 an Iana EG Roper from New '0', '0
BARK Sarah " Holbroos, from Portland for snyannah
SSsy' lat $685. lon 60 - ''' '' boat David Mitchell
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Oceanic tBr Thompson Liverpool May Il and
sssssba BARK
% Han
ass s55TsssS May
se o f. T. s Z. % ds ! Sssa;s
.n sSeasm:a g wessss Liverpool May
Wy Hurst HAD Iish. wind. Ssrns he passage.
/. Il Il e i %
renc Co%psnys Srggsed
Saa B spslsssSs'i
EGswsss sn sIa Tns VIII
having seen Aea & M
g brg.risged steamer bound west. day Il II 40
miles ea.. q SANDY HOOK steamship csaSia ssnss
steamships City of Paris, do for do and Lase do Tor
Steamship VIM Clyde Parker, Richmond, CITY Point
and Norfolk, with mdse and passenscrs to Washington
Brig Samuel Lindsey of Boson, Small Trinidad Is days,
Wiih , sugar to sheppard Miller onshton
s ssSr tn T.nis g pspsw cr,ts an VIRGINIA
schrJ 7 Williams, Newbury, Georgetown, DC.
Passed Through Hell Gatc.
FOUND soUrH.
scsI Guiding Star tBr, Merriam, windsor Ms, days,
Kathleen Dowang cornWa Ss fox N eS York
20 saa,y' wit. po;.oss nryea 40 y, -'e" 0'A
YORK, with fish 10 Comstock Co.
0 schr Webster Eey Nash, Calais for New York. with um
sshr storm fs.reI Davis. Eiwooa for New York, with
schr Josephine, Brown Nachlas for New YORK; with ium
senr Columbia Carroll Portland for Eizabe,hport, with
lumber "''"
schr r Boston Dickinson, Rockport for New York.
schr Thos Ellis Kelly Gloucester Tor New YorS with ash
to master. - - ~
sehr I N Meao. Sargent. Taunton for New York.
Scnr North Pacific Eaton. Providence for New York.
schr James Maoy Cushman, Providence for Phiadcl.
schr sarnn Jane, jackson, Newport for New York.
schr Forest Eele, French Connecticut River for New
schr Daniel Russell Jones Portland, Ct for New York
with brown some 10 Blackhusst Co.
sehr Hamburg, Weston, Milestone Point for Philadelphia,
schr Warren Flager Thinbe Island for New York, with
stone to master. -
scbr Adeside. Smith, Sag Harbor for New York.
Schr Gloucester, Allen, Bridgeport for New York
Schr Bay state, iiGrte, Eranlordf for New York.
sclr W Purnei, Provost stamford FOR New York
ScLr Asher Parker Carpenter Glen Cove New York
sop 'Ssn an9ve Ga N ESan s. .r Mew
Yacht Eva, Macy, Milton for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Chesapcake. Bragg, New YORK for Portland
schr James y Dnrby, Sturgess, Hoboken for B.ston.
schr North Star, Becswih, New York for New London
Schr Thos Faile, Phillips New York for Fort Schuyler
sshr Haze, Nc Nance, New FORK Tor Greenwich.
sloop Congress, Wright, New York for Cold Spring
wHfTrsToNE Ii, Nav 22-ll :45 PM
The banks Scota's Bride, Annette aud brig Rio all from
New YORK for Picou Ms, at anchor Whtesone If
invoraDe breeze springs NJ they VIII probably
time on the I'D.
Wind at sunset g, light.
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st stem, Chesapsake Bragg, portland-J Ames
bark Maori ,br) Worden Lordon--Peabodv Willis Co.
Bark Ameie (Rr), Guidice, Marseles-.Jas Henry.
BARK FANNIE, Carver. Bnen0s Ayres-J Norton &Co.
Parker = =
tank X Co.
Brig George Berry, Bradley, Phiiadephia-Jas Ward
schr Florence Bailey Bailey Point rtrc-H va,abe
Schr Lyra, Holmes, Halifax, NS-D Dewolf 4 Co.
Schr Ann \ Susan, Henderson, Moble-E Hurhut & Co.
Dayton. =
schr Hvne. Glover, Savannah Evans Bah & Co.
schr My Rover, Brown, Chareston--Evans, Ball 4 Co.
kins.
schr Irene, Colheth. Mach,as Snow h Richardson.
Schr " Glover, liobrook Portland-Candce Pressey.
Schr c Acken. Mead Stamford.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia.
Steamer = Fairchild. Trout. PhIlaiclphia.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia.
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BRGCElYN COURTS.
SufRsM. C;URT--spECiAl TERM.
A Jamaica Supervisor Nlantiamused.
Before Judge Pratt


Before Judge Pratt.
TIE Road Commissioners or Ne,otocn rs. The
Supervisor or Observation-Disclosures was made in
this court by the counsel behalf or the paintis
IN this action for mandamus TO compel the Super
visor Of Jamaica to pay over to the Road Comms.
sioners the OF $50 600, which. they allege, was
authorized by an act Of the Legislature for the con-
structton Of the Hoffman boulevard, IN Newtown,
the money being now in the hands OF the SuDervi-
sor The answer alleges that there was but 500 900
raised, and further that the Road Commissioners
are not authorized to receive the money.
The Court took the papers ana reserved Its de-
cision.
More Marital Misfortune.
Mary A. GARRISON u.s. Robert ClGrksOn.--The
plaintiff In this case, about twenty -four years
of age, seeks for aimony and counsel fees, and
presents that she is IN destitute circumstances. For
two years past she has been supporting herself and
two children without any assistance from her hus.
band. She has brought suit for absolute divorce,
ON the ground OF adultery. Mrs. ClarKson alleges
December, 1865, in the city Of Brooklyn that
there have been two children OF the marriage about
wT ana a onf years Oh age pc ana s
at other times, committed adultery with one Sarah
| Doremns and various other persons.
The defendant denies that he has ever committed
adultery and puts In counter charge that mis- wife
has at various times committed adultery with one
| Judge Pratt referred the action to referee to
| decide upon testimony 10 be taken, the question
| Of alimOny and counsel fees.
An Old Divorce Suit.
H. NJ Se,ca'v Us. Deborah S,eaoart.-This case
was tried several years ago and decision OF divorce
rendered in favor Of the husband on the ground Of
adultery and the decision was sustained by the
General Term. After this they the deence) made a
motion 10 be allowed to file supplemental answer
| setting up condonement, which was granted. The
motion yesterday morning by the plaintiff, to
be permitted to set up subsequent cause.
the Court took the papers and reserved de-
ciSlon.
Railroad Bond Bother.
James A. McBaiia rs. II. j. StepensOn.-Tne plain
ti in this is president OF the Coney Island and
Flarpush Railroad Company, and the motion he
makes Is for injunction to restrain the defendant
from selling 100000 worth OF bonds issued by the
said company, and which, II is alleged, he got pos
session OF as collateral security for the sum OF
$4,000, and the sale OF which at the present time
would greatly depreciate the value Of the remaining
bonds.
The defendant denies that the bonds were OBJ
tanned as security OF any kind but claims that they
were q purchase outright and that. therefore, he
has legal right 10 dispose OF them as he peases.
Judge Pratt reserved his decision, taking the
papers.
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M gcgstg,s ReRSeS-A CORRECTION.
NEW YORK. May q, 1871.

NJ" 'p"hs +noy o. 'oSi'
10 THg Epiroa OF TIE. HERALD
III your paper OF the Elsa Insh npd iBe ioIowing
telegram IRON Chicago:--
Robert Bonner has accepted the chabenge OF the
ownt Of the san Francisco hot Sc 10 race ia chicago
d. June next, for purse Of ttdA 100.
VIII you permit me TO state thLt there Is not one
woro Of truth In that desparcbS have neither &C.
eepted nor received such o challcnHe. Under no
10 ssibie circumstances would ] allow horse be-
longing 20 me 10 compete in race OF Any Kind.
own anl drive the best horses that cam procure;
bot Keep them ior my own use exclusively, and
not iof racing purpose 50 that whenever you see
y statement ihat have acctoped Q challenge 10
soa RAY ~ certain that u Is sheer fa6rIcailorif
ROBERT BONNER,
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Alleged Attempted Murder on the High Seas.
Before Commissioner Shields.
TIE United Stoies as. Wjliidm Montjret, Thomas
Shea, jeremiah Fitzpatrick, Thomas Wash, John
Mcdonnell, Charles carr, Robert Walsh ana Thomas
Wood.-The defendants, who are charged with
attempting to murder A. r. Durkee, captain Of the
British ship Manitoba, and Hiram McKennan, the
mate, were brought up yesterday for examination.
requisition had been sent To the Commissioner by
Mr.. Archibald, the British Consul, demanding the
surrender OF the prisoners, according TO the prov-
sions OF the Ashburton Treaty OF 1872. The Com
missioner made out special warrant for the COM
initial OF the prisoners until Wednesday next, pend
ing The arrival OF the Presidents mandate for the
initiation Of tho proceedings. The facts OF this
remarkable case have been already published in the
HERALD. The examination WIZ take place to.
morrow.
The "Black Frsday' Gold Cases.
A declaration at common law was filed yesterday
in the Clerks ONCE Of the United States Circuit
Court by william Foster. Jr, against James Fisk,
Jr., and Jay Could for alleged breach OF contract
IN refusing to take $685. gold, for which the de-
PENDANTS were to pay $70 $50 In greenbacks. This is
one OF those cases arising out of the celebrated
"back Friday" operations in Wall street. IN Sep
tender, 1869.
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~, IS 80 lss. 2sa, lla, $780, 1875 100, ia, 49,

III IS, 80, ls9, 1872 lla, $50, 1875 l2S, ia, I2o,
a., 55
SurREME CoURT-CH,NBERs-He Held bv Judge In
graham-Nos. 49, "a, 45, Al, 40, So 5l So s. 81 G3,
60. 6 n, 100 l09 120 $780, 1872 13s, 146 147 las, lI
I5o, 157, l63 Part 2-Ield by Judge Monell.-Nos.
52 6!s 100 4S2 69S S26, l24s, SAG, l45O, 1885, Coo,
7S2, II, 32i
MARIEE CoyRT-TRIAL TrRM-Part Held by
Judge Shea-Nos. 5s,s, 5s52 $685., $780, 1927, 1851,
9as 0e Gss $685. ssss sy S sS
$500, 5se.s 1854, 1865, 5s67, 1855. $3.50. 1871.
Part 3-iell by Judge Gross.-Nos. $780, 5772. 1854,
653j, 6J36, 6537, $685. $3.50, 647l $50.
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SUPERIOR CoUST--TRIAL TERm-?ART 2.

Suit Tor Damages Against the Third AVcRue
Railroad Company.
Before Judge Mcneil.
Samuel Lyon rs The Third Avenue RdHr0ad.-
This case comes up for a new trial, having been
tried in 1897 before Judge Garvln and verdict Of
$4,000 given for the plaintiff. 1t VIII be remembered
that the plaintiff alleges that In getting or one Of
inc defendants cars at the corner OF Grand street
and the Bowery, in June, 1854, his ankle was diso.
Gated and he was dragged by the car some distance,
until rescued by two OF his friends. He claims
$4,000 damages The defence is that they have
never been able ascertain that any such accident
occurred, and that ne enlisted in the army three
months afterwards. The case is still on.
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IT. HE COU II T S.
vElIto STATES usTHcr c9usI-lg AnEaslM
Collision Case.
nsorc .Judpe BlaichiOrd.

Collision Case.
Peforc Judge Blachiord.
F,e;teficr Robert and Othe''s as. TIA propeller
G,s qea.-Ths is an action brought hy inc lhelanis,
who are owners OF bargcs The FACTS, as shown by
the proofs and plcadings, are ina, on nornn g
IN December 1869, three barges, loaded with coal
the coal and the harges belonging to the beilanrs
left Jersey City Ior New liaycn, ANA when about
Pot Rock, ID Hell Gate, about haf-past five IN the
MORNING. the steamer Gaatca, coming 10 This port
ran head on into the three barges, cutting on the
bows OF two Oh them and so damaging the third that
they all sunk. The barges at the time OF the COLI
SION were IN tow OF tug. but the latter, name't the
Nnn, escaped without injury ny the bargeS being
ahead of ncr. The question TO be determined Is
where the blame lies. The case Is still on.
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SUPERIOR CouaT-speclAl TERM.
The Litigation Regarding the Madison Park
Hotel.


Hotel.
Before Judge McCnnn.
Charles B. wilson John Wiuen WadstcOrth.-
This will be remembered the case OF the lease Of
the Madison Park Hotel, the facts OF which have
been fully reported. The case came up on an argu
ment upon an order to show cansc why an injunc-
ton should not be granted restraining the defendant
from prosecuting summary proceedings OF ejectment
against the plantin before Judge Kane The sum-
mary proceedings had been adjourned in pursuance
OF the order, when the defendant was met by still
further order TO show cause why ne should not be
punished for contempt OF cour. for having adjourned
summary proceedings, being stayed meantime from
prosecuting the same. After lengthy argument by
John Gross for the plaintiff, and n II. Cheiscy for
would give his decision this morning.
Suit 10 Recover for Loss of Baggage.
Before Judge Jones'
Elizabeth Steers rs. Liverpool NeD FORK ana
Philadelphia Steamship Con,pdny.-This was an &C
ton brought for loss OF luggage on one OF the de-
fendants' steamers. There was dispute OF the
fact of the loss value Of articles The DEFENDANTS
however, claimed that they were not liable for dam
ages over fifty dollars. by reason OF a clause in The
passenger ticket, unless luggage over that amount
in value was specified ami receipted for. and that
they were not liable for Jewelry lost unless It had
been declared and recciptedior. There little II
any dispute as to the facts. The Court directed a
special dndinR OF the facts and assessment OF value;
all questions OF law 10 be reserved for the General
Term.
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". T. WHITE. NJ. D.. Secretary.
COURT ClttHDAas--THls DlY.

:, SUPREME CoURT-UBCUT-Part 2-Held by
Jlidge Erady.-NOs. 80, Is, 90h ~ 5s, 2ss Il, 22s,
2C6, i6e 2a4. 90, lao. 270s, IsS. ON, Gse 25aS,
$50, f2S4Is, 2245.
sufRYxg CouRr-spEcrAL TERn-Held by Judge
sutherlasq.-Nos IL, 1853, 1o1 1o1k. lsa, I07, l65
90, ia, bg 20, w, %, 81 o. Oh ", li9 6s, 247,
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Presbyterian Synod In Philadelphia.

fHIIADELFHIA, TH., Nuy ~
In the Presbyterian Reformed Synod to-lay
among the resolutions adopted was the follow.
ing
That the present condition Of France in general
lated by storm Of and OF the city Paris particular
as now drenehed by the blood Of her own citizens
news Day and the tangible fument the Divine promise
TO the Church, THAT weapon that 10 formed against
shall prosper"
A committee WIZ appointed to prepare pro-
gramme OF exercises to commemorate the tri-cen-
tenary In the year 1872.
committee was appointed to report in reference
to any Church property endangered by the
OF portion or a church.
Resolutions of censure against the Pi;tsburu Pres
bytery and sustaining the protest OF the minority OF
that Presbytery were adopted
Nominations were made and approved for mem.
bers OF the various boards OF MISSIONS trustees OF
the Theological seminary and delegates to assem-
blies.
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Arrival Home Of Archbishop Perche.

NEW ORLEANS, May %, 1871.
Archbishop Perche arrived yesterday, and re.
ceived a formal demonstration OF welcome upon his
return from Rome. A procession or military and
civic societies, and an immense cOucourse OF peu-
pie took part In the ceremonies.
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Heath Of Bishop Clark, Of Ohio.

CINCINNATI, May p, 1871.
Bishop Clark, who has been rapidly declining for
months past, is very low to-day. He is now unable
TO recognize his friends.
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Legacy to the American Board OF Foreign
Missions.

BOSTON, May % 1871.
II Is stated thai the American Board Of Commits.
sioners OF Foreign Missions have been made the
residuary egatee OF the estate OF the late John G.
Brooks OF Portland, ana will realize therefrom some
$7O,0O0 and by the terms Of the win after the de-
cease OF Mrs. Brooks the Board viii receive further
sum OF $4,000 the income OF which she Is to re-
ceve during her lifetime.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A the Courts OF different States. No publicity. Advice
free Notary Public and Commissioner for State
=. LIKING Counsellor atLaw 1853 Broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES AND Pro
ID vsons-Dealers and families % per cent ut
THOMAS X. A0NEW 3, $50 Greenwich street. New YORK
(toRNs CURED FOR so CENTS EA0H--BuNIOEs,
~ Bad Nails, DC, cured, without pain, by DR. RICE 2W
Broadway corner OF tuon street Annhalor CornS
Banions, Nalss ~, BY mail 70 cents.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY %, 1871.
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IsrIRMARY SupERINrENDENr-This DC

1NFIRMARY SUPERINTENDENT-This po.
sition is one that requires very great
deal of care, and good management
The present Superintendent, Nj. LEWIS
SULEsBuReER, is the right man in the
right place. He received his appoint
ment in March 1870, and it is we'll known
here, and elsewhere in the County, that
the expenses paid by the County for la
bor and average cost of maintaining the
panpers, under Mr.. SULEsBuRGER's man.
agement. have been considerably less
than in any previous year.
If economy and retrenchment in the
management Of the Infrmary is the OBJ
ject aimed at by the Directors, then they
should retain the present efficient Super.
intendent If dislike on the part of the
Board or q desire to appoint some one
else, regardless of economy and good
management. is the end aimed at, Mr.
SuIEsBuRGER will be removed, The tax.
payers Of the County desire economy
1 and good management, and they know
that an efficient Superintendent is dcsi
rable. -
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Notice in Partition.

T RvINA WIaGINs and George Virgins her
! / husband, Of Monroe county. Ohio; James
Jefferson Preelsnd, or ,Wetssl county, West
Virginia; Ellen Mason AMI Peter Mason her
husband, aud the unk knowu heirs OF Lucinda
Stewart, decd, whose residences are unknswn,
but believed 70 be in Green county, Penusyl
y Anil, will take notice that pstition was i'sa
against them on the ID day OF February. A.
D. 1871. in the court Of common pleas o.
Mouros county, Ohio, By jain Grim,s. and is
now pc sding. wherein said Joh1 firimss de
maud. partition Of the following real es tate:
Twenty four and one half acres, more or lsss,
being in the east part of the southwest
qusrtcr sot the southeast quarter OF section
eleven in township three iof range four. in
said Monroe county of which William Grimss.
late Of said county, died seized, anl th.t, q.
the next term Of said conrt, the said John
Grimes win apply for a, order that partition
may bo made of sad premises. Dated this
2, day Of Rsbruary, A, D. 1871.
MORRIS 4 SMITH,
Att'ys for petitioner.