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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
RESPONSIBILITY OF BANK DIRECTORS

Cole & Murphy sued the Directors of the
late Central Bank of Brooklyn to recover from them
sonay $4,000 which the plaintiffs had deposit in the
bank at the time Of its failure, claiming that the Di
rectors permitted deposits to be made while they were
fully aware OF the insOvent condition of the institution
and that they therefore guilty of fraud. Defend
ants put in demurrer, on the ground that they were
not personally responsible but Judge McCue holds that
they were In decision rendered Saturday he says:
stakeholder NAV maintain action at law against director for
discharge Of his duties do not what
the right similar action the part OF general creditor can
be denied sdecor such special duty 10 the
corporation business he voluntarily undertakes ard
stockholders whose the property Of the
directly but is the less that he
duty also to the public whose moneys entrusted to the safe
the Invitation Of its directors
and officers In addition, however the charge Of
negligence complaint alleges also Of cousol and fraud with
creditors the dividend declared
paid going establish such allegation In declaring aud
bank asserted
bank wholesome principle Of law that
liberty isehood broadcast without being made re-
sponsble for the loss II causes 80 -.
Tine demurrer overruled with liberty TO defendants
10 answer within 20 days ON payment OF costs.
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MUTINY At SEA.
THE CAPTAIN AND MATE OF A BRITISH bA"N
BEATEN AND STABBED

THE CAPTAIN AND MATE OF A BRITISH ph
BEATEN AND STABBED
Upon the arrival of the British park Mail
tOba from Cardiff Wales Saturday evening" 'ao Co.,
police arrested eight OF the crew on co"pi' " =.
A. r. Durkee who charges them WIN nu,i"' 80
tempting TO kill his first officer, Hiram hchiiinon,
ON the vovace IN this port Tho prisoners VIII hon"
.ou 1oh, Nonora,d Jerry Fitzpatrick, Ihomas ohea'
,rro,aa VIII Cbas Carr Robert Welsh. and THOMAS
W, - ioorod ND in the New-st. PocestatiOn, ana
" 49, IN No taken before United States Commits
sioner. -, -, ,,,,., r-o,,,
Ill NTH NAV f. when the crew went aft and remon-
,ted with the captain because they were required to
,,ork when by common usage, they should be Off duty
They were assured that II would be only for few days.
and that IL was absolutely necessary That the
work should be DONE The men went for
ward but refused to 90 TO work The captain and mate
armed themselves with revolvers attempted To compel
the crew TO obey orders and when they still refused,
placed one of the turbulent in irons The Others
made "a rush at the officers threw them on the deck ana
beat them with spikes and beayngpins. Capt Durkee
endeavored TO his pistol but 1t was taken from MN
before he could fire a shot. The mate hred Twice. Dut
without effect The captain badly beaten, ana the
mate received four sabs in various parts o! inc
body. The officers finally managed to break away from
the men and retreat To the quarterback whittier the
crew did follow The wounds OF the oflcers were
dressed those Of the mate ncapactang him from duty;
those OF the captain not so severe On DelnH MS
suTed that the obnoxious order would DE resCueu He
dropped anchor in New-York harbor. The prisoners
claim that the officers had tyrannized over the ana as
saulted several times and that on the occasion oI
the ARRAY the officers were the assailants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
CIVIL, NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court, on Sat-
urday the matter of Goulds contempt and the decisions
on the motions concerning the Coleman receiyershp
were again Adjourned for two weeks
Thomas Crane and Harris g. Avery filed
voluntary petitions in bankruptcy, last week Thomas
r. Gallagher was adudicated All involuntary bankrupt
and Joseph " Collins T. G.. Stevens L. Henneman, W.
Frier f. Frer, and p Zolenka received discharges IN
bankruptcy.
In the United States District Court, in the
matter Of the Arnold Manufacturing Company, Judge
Ratcbford recently criticised the conduct OF Mr. Gaz
zani one Of the counsel, unprofessiona The case
came ON again last Saturday and Judge Batchord said
~ have since ascertained that commented upon MT
Gazzanis conduct under an entire msapprenenslOn OF
the facts and now desire to make puDhc wlthdraWa
OF the censure'
The suit of Sidney w. johnson against the
Kansas Pacific Railroad came up on Saturday before
Judge Barnard sitting in Supreme Court Chambers
Plaintiff alleges that he and John p Usher, as lawyers
agreed with the Kansas Pacific Railway Company then
known az the Leavenworth Pawnee and Western Rail
road Company at Leavenworth City, Kansas. III sep
tween the United States and the POtOwatamie tribe or
Indians, for the sale Of part of the lands
terms as the Company would accept; and
the Company in compensation Of such services was
them 81 $4,000 of it twothrds TO the plaintiff and one
third to Usher Plaintiff now sues FOR ms SHARE mare e ne
were they made they are against public policy ana
therefore void. The Court ordered a reference.
Surrogate Veeder of Kings County admit
mted TO probate last week. the wills Of the ollowing
Richard Roswell Of Fabush, Charles b. Marvin, Henry bbs
Peter A. Neuedt Matthew Kehoe william H. Coreyon, John T.
Stp Hannah J. TAYLOR Joseph Cornell John g. A. Nagt Mary
Manny and Helen Msne all Brooklyn Letters Of Administration
granted Leonia L. T. Briggs Mary Ann MGger
PHla j. Auburn Csthanne Gallagher, james r. jenkins
Andrew Farenbacher Daniel Carroll, Caroline q: Seniell
John Carter Joseph Hgsiuson Sophia T. Waite, Jane
Farrell Grumwa Mchae Hughes and sarah Freeland
granted the estates Of MARY Nanny
John A. vog Of Brooklyn and letters OF on The goods
York Letters Of guardianship OF The
person and estate Of MARI r. Hunter granted bartholomew
tiotn David Smith Of Annie j. Eliza &C. and Lee
ta F. Brooks leG Gderseeve Charles h. Van Noo 10
stephen CrOwe Frank vooh to Robert Van Voorhs OF Ran
doh Voors Edward voo Of Augustine and Caroline
A. Phranst to Samuel I. Tate all Of Brooklyn.
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THE COURTS.
THE DIAMOND CASE AGAIN.

II. c. Justice, charged with cOnspiring to
smugge diamonds into this city from England waived
decision by Commissioner Osborn, on Saturday, and
elected TO be tried by Jury. The Commissioner in
formed F. c. Esmond that there sufficient evidence
to hold him OH like charge TO await the action vi the
Grand Jury. .
EsmOnd-I protest against this and say the presence
of the Press that Col Whitley promised me the pr0tec-
tion OF the Government if gave information in this
case.
Mr.. Huntingdon made a mistake in believing Col
Whitley. ,, A,
Commissioner OsbOrn-The Government. through the
District-AtOrncy Is the moving power in this case ana
Col Whitey's promise does not bind the Government
unless il il assened to by the District Attorney.
Esmond-A jury will never convict me OF the onehse
charged - , ..
Commissioner Osborn-The Government holds that IT,
I'm prosecuting a person Oense. IL appears from
the evidence that others have committed crime the rght
prosecuting such other parties reserved TO the Gov
eminent il is for the Court TO say how far promise
of protection for giving information is binding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
BANKRUPTCY OF A MILLIONAIRE.

The bankruptcy case of Culver, Penn & Co.
was argued last Saturday on its merits before Judge
Batchford in the United states District Court Counsel
for the creditors alleged that the Reno property, in
PENNSYLVANIA consisting of loo of land, and en-
bracng the village of Reno is in reality the estate OF
G. V. Culver that he lives on IL and receives the rents
means of iOntstOck concern called the Reno Company,
the majority of the stock being held in the name OF
Robert f. Brooke clerk in this city and relative OF
Culver and that by this contrvance the title Is can
celed 1t is also alleged that the profits OF this estate
are large and that Cuvers plan is to pay such creditors
as will consent to compromise by giving them Reno
stock and then refusing to declare dividends thereon
Decision reserved.
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p1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM sAvANSAH-1n steamship Virgo May O-Mf+ r. Solomon
and child r. w. Webster Flynn PTanci. Woco DeAsoh
Mrs Dickson, p o Dickson MARY peisou u j. yosasol 'h'
Rev Mr. Byrd and child Mrs JefTry Mr. Psrkin MIS- rIh W
Olmsead n Bailey John Martin, W. Luniy hhndgr, MIS-
Elnigr Henry Hano Mr. hehln Ar. Brink Miss bnh, mf1
q A Glover g. w. King Miss NJ. Williams Mrs. Williams WI
ss Cutter NJ Harden, Henry Myers H. Douglass uso' Il hen
Bel, J. Clark. and II In the steerage. n, ~.
FROM MN IiHRS-In seamship Ellen Terry, MAY 2Leu
Brook Revenue Brooks and daughter Mr. fa
Hattie VAuder.inc, Miss Hattie Cole Miss ~ a ~
whmore keells Jane, nennesJ' John Labe John
Judge, and n In The seeuge. -, -. -
FROM LIVERPOOL-ln steamship Wyoming May H-cTt D. T.
Porl Boomer, j. H. Wheeon, NJ. d., j. hzpatfcA u ~
Clark a. Brown Dr. e. NJ. Chambeain Wayaud and VILE =
hoder stodr Oryder Edward Brown g. H. jacob
iolT cllfeu and servant -, 49,
IRON LIy EgrOOI-Ia .iA4Hhn Civ VI Brasn iEsT sL-W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
Citn Real estate for Sale.

CENTRAL PARK RIVERSlDE.-Park Bon
plots of aud also the streets ADJACENT Also
Lots on the principal and streets for sale BY - -
ALLEN BROWN, IS Broadway
DROPERTY on Fifth or Eighth-avenues,
fronting Central Park Owners Of LOTS above avenues or on
eros streets who desire offer their property Tor
SALE are requested place the sane upon our Books
A. c. LOOMS Co., 1884 Broadway
WEST SIDE PROPERTY.-Owners OF Lots
or Plots the Eghhave Grand Boulevard or any OF
the other streets who desire offer their property Tor
SALE coureously solicited place the books
FRANK q. & DAWSON BROWN, 100 Broadway.
Refer 10 Messrs Brothers o., VIM. 4. Dodge, esq
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nECIGIONS--MAY %.

Supreme Court-Chambrs-B Judge lngaham.-
Loiewek agt Fosee mem Gorlcn sgt n3l U's ~ INK
without costs Pine ag starr houon denied costs u
sbe event Hines IT, al agt shieids-hegn Sened foI sgt
F order of Judgment granted Young eg DAVIS Same ,gL foruhe
Howard agt Clark ct al agi tscLsi ~ re ,t 'unons
assessment Motions ihLc
H. ste ~ ID r Valeuune-PetOn granted lsascs ~
Nation fr commission granted with stay untl June Au' WIN
leave "a move AT jane Term postpone to uei On p
of d1e diligence Wilson jL- Motion gLn'I ~ ~ ;
W.IrtboTgeT ag kellyMoion grauted 90 paimth " ' ~
w. IN nf on Werdn The llsiale Iron On
lion denied Post agt The Fouhage. Presberaa 'Hui'H '
10 counsel Af.C.,,
Superior Court-Specidl Ieym-Bv Judge McCuiili'-
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Surrogate Veeder of Kings County admit
rned 10 nrnhate last week the wills Of the following
CRIMINAL COURTS.

AT the Jefferson Market Police Court Robert Smith
and William Snneck committed yesterday for keeping dsorley
house at 364 Bosery.
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Hogan commit
,d Fv Glenn yesterday charge Of having shawl value
AIS belonging Lillian NJ Depw Of Union Hill n. James p. st
In sd of formerly employed Telegraph
COMPANY committed Saturday for having collected ~ each from
bogus eegTams at the
south The had stolen telegraph blanks and book with
which his fraud Petra Antonio native Of hatAnHas
c, ey living al No East Thirty-ffhst
syo p eight opea glasses value $50 from the Of Merrill
Son. a. No Wsters Tie property recovered .1honts
Mile was committed faudueni Personang ~ Officer and threat
o Caroine King Of No u Bhndgest gave
40 lie ASSERTED that be had been directed BY Capt Kennedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

wu.hip az. Lawrence Williams AT a Sherman sst Bo~m.n
tab.oiy al bolt Dey y. ,b MI mor.o,.t The rs
d. s sr Seepdsni issgsg sIn, M,nos C.
uepOe oho' 49, The and soa'n 0ao"hs ""s "o"
p'1y y. HUI eseasSpeciaI Term Judge j. F. Daily
a IOmsonn os.r-Demurrer sustaincl ,,. ,,, A.,
Sims t BrctCompsnt dismissed on hs
BY Judge Brown sgt kei0rier granted releasing pur'
merits Win on uaymat OF NE ten cent psd resale or
chaser S meni Of & proceeds ices and OF lost
deed Of with 10 costs At THIS mohoh
inecs LIE oew-ehrang ZAehsrsuisment Tor plaintiff
r al Baidwa-Jodgnen, for plaintiff Wells asa LAWRENCE
iuirment Nm Of plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

wr< H. Unie and vito weh ml% Mo1gomsry NJ
Hsrtci M Wisms wife Mr. Mcdonald sad sou
M.M,I.n French Wilt y'p ssn.. Dr. seP' gcus
x Hughes walls Msrgue wife children ana sertan'
sehebatcbof wife child his. RUNNER II ba ana ne MS
Mbur stuyesnt Mrs Degram and sop mrs reg snn c M
drtu Mis- Page H. Wilson Mr. Hodge T. Weldon MI 'mA~ MI
Dana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, May i9-At the evening session OF the
Presbyterian Synod the Moderator stated that the sub
ect for the next mornings session how to secure the
nations welfare The report prepared by the COMMITTEE
ON the Pittsburgh Presbytery then presented by the
secretary the Rev. Dr. Mcleod. Accompanying this
was protest and appeal against the dismission by
ENenezer and Hcrmon at their own request to become
of the United Presbyterian Church. ms
gave rise to protracted discussion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
BASE BALL.

The Stars defeated the Junior Nassaus, on
SATURDAY, Dy q score of p TO 0. Chiffon, old star
player, pitched for the Stars in place Of Cummings
The Olympics again defeated the Cleveland
nine on saturday the being IS TO @ This places
class.
The amateur Pastimes of Baltimore defeated
the professional Nationals of Washington, Saturday,
by a score of 80 to %. Frank Norton played in the
National nine.
The Athletics met their masters on Saturday,
when they the Boston nine for ~ the Bos
tons can defeat them without George Wrghts assist
ance surely do IL with that player III their nne
The defeat the Haryards by the Athletics on Friday
led many 10 suppose that the Phade phans would also
take ball from the Boston nine but the latter won by
score IL The close Of the sixth inning lett the
totals to / in favor Of Boston. The Athletics rallied
| afterward for runs, but not enough to win
| The following are the contests set down for
| this week 49,,
NAV vs. Ply Away Union grounds OLYMPIC vs. Hay
makers AZ Troy: Atlantic Eureaka Capiolne grodnls
NAV Z.-luual vs. Silver Star, on Union grounds $500, -
A-Eekfori Burnside Union grounds Athletic OF bfOoh
y " Nepupe Raston Olympic Boston Of Boston
NAV -Ro,e Hill Alert az Seton Hail. South Orlng Sar Va
Resou at Wavecy; Mutual Haymakers on Union grounds
| May Z7.-Olympic vs.. Boston, on Union grounds
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The following is the record of the nine reg
ular contestants I'm the professional championship arena
up TO last Saturday night;
Clubs Games Won Clubs Games Lost Games Won
| Chicago. ns!msAu
| Mutual. loNmPc,
| Boston,. INleN,tahu
Athletic. Rockford
| Kekouga
Chicago still leads with the Mutuals second, and Bos-
] ton third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, MAY %.

No Steamship Malls
TUESDAY. MAY %
Mails for the Argentine Republic and ST. Tbom steamship
south Amenc from Pier So % ~ r. the PotOhee at
D. m steamship sails at } p m.
Mails Europe via Plymouth aud Hamburg steamship mhia
Hobokeu, PostOme Al ll:IO
~ At Station A II d. $3.50 steamship sails al p M
Supeme4ry Ms for double paid letters 0n made up on 'he re "a
Ho6oken aud closed Al lao =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

t33 Sun I;lo MOON "
| - DsI
Sand, uook 80 Cows Hell Gate '''S'Es
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

REENWOOD-For SALE at North End,
W Of the eligible OF Cemetery chosen
20 years ago. Inquire 2o3 Broadway, Room IS
GREAT BARGAIN--Very easy terms best
~ Avenue In Brooklyn total price, $500 HOUSE and LOT
modern improvements H. OLDPlELD owner 1873 Bedior-aye
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tuesitbsster Countp Real estate for Sale

AT HUDSON PARK, between Spuyten Duyvll
"A and Ryeniae Immediately fronting the rivera large substantial
ITALIAN VILLA with aout ground beautifully terrace
and laid out tasteful and at great EXPENSE maguh
cent view up the rivers the house 90 feet front and
deep hot and cold water IN room and
house, ssbe AL Outbgngs are unusually
substantial and complete; has been spared 70 render ls e
most elegant complete all appointments suburban resi-
deuce now offered For fall particulars apply TO
~ COURTNEY &GRAY, 70 Cetar-st
4 SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, finely located
~ on gh ground with beautiful plot Of u land and ample
at County IS minutes from Twenty
seyepth,t by New Haven Railroad. convenient TO station
CHAs MAC RAE, 70 Ceiarsi., corner Nassau
Il AXE MAHOPAC.-A ell-funshed HOUSE,
IL located the margin and overlooking the Lake
e, hotels tabng garden planted and kept
icehouse boat For particulars inquire Of L. BALLARD Co.. 80
Broadway.
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aurtion Sales of Real estate.
Aurton Sales Of Real Estate.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctionesr
A UCTI0N SALE
II VALUABLE LOTS
HAMILTON AND SECONDAvES THIRTEENTH FOURTEENTH.
AND EXTREMISTS,
CIrY az RROOKlYN.

CITY OF BROOKLYN.
II MULLER. p r. WILKINS Go. viii sl n lnetony
on TUESDAY May g. y O'clock the Exchange slesom III
HAMiLTONAvR-4 lots on the nohery side Of HniOHsre.
HAnILTOYAvE-I lots on northery side Of Hanlonare
between Fourteenth and Ffeenth-sts . , o..
HAMHTONAyB-l0 lots on the scnthery sde OF han''n"'
SECONDAVE lots northwest of secondse and
SECONDAyE-s lots on side comprising the entire front
between Fourteenth and F.trenth-sis.
THIRTEBNTHSrl lots tie south side Of Thfteeihs' Soi
FoURTEENTHS- north side of FOurteenat, be
tyee Hamilton and SecOnlayes.
FOURTEENTH south side Of Foursenthi, be-
FTEESrHsT lots the north Of Fifeenthst between
Hamilton and Second-aye.
Maps Of the Auctioneers No. Pinest. n t52
b a. LAwKEN, y, Auc,loneer - -
ROWNE ESTATE Q53 Acres, FLUSHING,
Supreme SALE Partition under the direction Of Go NUR
PLY, esq. Referee. -
BUILDING PLOTS VILLA SITES
FLUSHING. L.
GREAT ATTRACTON-EASY TERMS.
Everybody is gong TO Flushing ~
it is tue most Attractive ACCESSIBLE suburb OF NEW
YORK.
- TRAINS Dali
Do Mt FAIL To BE PRESENT
AUCTION SALE
ofthe season. - -.
on the PREMISES
8 splendid pos Of l. 2 and with the Ola mansion snd
its handsome grounds and gar,n beautifully situated a. ne b. WI
station Flushing and North Shore r. HIGH hlIh1
NATURAL DRANAGE and fronting on Bradwy SANfhD yh'
MACA and QUEENSAyES and The Bay SIDE Plank Ros - aaIb.
Thirty onrh and q from Jamesl lEN FEk CbN an1
Powell Pnesi Il O'Clock, where deeds WI DC Ne,
ved; balance bond snd mortgage TRAIN LhA's
day Of sale At 1880 M james sup Aud lhV
Warren.st; Mailer Wilkes Co.
I Pine-st; Niletp Co, 9Oj Peshet
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Sitnations Uante6--fe


l.....-o.oo~--1--oo-~~~~-~~-
A TTENTION I! - Employers of SERVANTS
tSaarS can an. f9d f%PIoTsRST AGENCY o West a
Broadway Established - years. no DELAY, Come and 'ee
ALL who WANT efficient and trustworthy
maids. waitress Nurses seans.e. Gundree HOasevOrier
i s a%d yla oSe b1oad.s
A LARGE SUPPLY of first-class German,
Fn E1S @ 1 sy eoSn can found 5 SIXTH
drug store
A GENCY for procuring WET NURSES and
Nurse! sas &' isuad oes 20 F s
LOUIS & MRS. A. HANSEN.
EIRST RATE Female Servants, supplied by
from hnsfiesS ESsiS Gsr%sSs sssie, sHdiiTh
EIRST-CLASS GERMAN SERVANTS for all
positions capable and ''SO constantly found e. LOVE- bSys
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
~ German Institute i2 NOrks between RVnston and sntonss
Situations mantro-- alalrs.
A MAN, aged 60 years. with some education,
'n'' Will p' ''o'S" H''' Address j. c. Hui.on
A SITUATION as C0ACHMAN or GROOM
..o YOUNG MAN %n % R hSF% % qads.a: hi: Oqs
A PRACTICAL B0OKKEEPER-Colleg
EARM HANDS.-6 Bowling green.-PIERCE
Il hand frsosss Sweds Germans Scotch
and English also Mechanics Coachmen, Gardeners Ne
CCOTCHMAN and wife, Englishman and wife,
- bands and housema Just arrived situations
Inquire r Agency. PIERCE Co. Q Bowlng-greer.
WANTED-A position by IA capable cOlored
w Man as COACHMAN and ASSISTANT GARDENER Address
GEORGE HICKS, No. 1854 7. y. Boz
Gclp Wadteo
A II. STEWART d Co. WANT several
experienced CAPRET LAYERS Only experts need
spPy with references, at Hnthst enrsnee -, ., ,,,,, or
A Il. STEWART a. Co. WANT first-cass
a. OPERATORS Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines worked
BY steam. Apply, with references at Ninth-st entrance.
BROADWAY AND TBNTHST
A II. STEWART & Co. WANT several
IA frsi-c.ss DRRssMAKERS. Apply with references
BROADWAY AND TENTHST
DIAPER HANGING statesmen WANTED.
by CHRIsTY CONSTANT SHEPHERD, SOi Broadway
WANTED-A few good AGENTS in New
w Broor for Horace Greeles New Work
with por,rs Extra Inducements offered aud territory
assigned Appy Once Jo2 Yves. Twenty nnthst from to II
WANTED.-A GENTLEMAN who has had
experience CANyASSER 10 establish SUB AGENCIES In the
Eastern r. H. FERGUSON Co.. lJs Beeckers.
An WEAVERS, mostly women, few families,
HI delAines &C. Bowling
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THE REFORMED SYNOD.

ing the order of proceedings for the coming week. the
Assembly adjourned.
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Eeaal Notices.

IN Pursuance of an Order of WILLIAM ID.
yEEDER esq the hereby
given according having claims THEODORE
p BRETT late CITY Of Brooklyn deceased that they required
ehht The same thereof the slscrhcrs, the
EIecutr at the oGea JAMES WILSON, Maryst In tie Cy
Of New York. oss the lob day OF November NEXT Dated May
o. lsIL -
JAMES WILSON, p.,.,.
OalAu NGIik.Ck, IA''"'''
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Driniinq.

WIN. EVERDELL'' SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.--
w LIrH0GRAPHC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
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Chicago still leads, with The MutnaIs second and Bt
ton third
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JAMES WILSON, (r,...,o,.
oalAd SClikACK, 'A
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THE CHAMPIONSHIP

The following is the record OF the nine reg
Mar contestants I'm professional championship arena,
up 10 last Saturday night:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

Nieicn in bObtm WiuoBc. Nun iitblte ith
umptltiibrltd, uad) Dem SpCrl, mad 6tBing'S
II. nubercu N"auptQuurtiereu scr SieHer Soui
melt ucrleet, no cinitmnIS Sobnuu StrOuB
mo ueueroitgS iciu Sobu dle StlId)cr Cltt
~triiirtcu. Die QNn;c ori0iutac mo iriihe
4uiiaiiuul Der StrauB'ihen NhlIt fam Slr
0arItcllung, mo Itocr @ei9euirld Der tnlcuts
poQeu 0amen betutOete IN Der 3uiummCll-
wtrTlig nit BEN iibrigsu &uitrumtltteu Die
Hare mo ctuiad)c 0Nrmonlt mo Die gltts
Qrllplirten, ltltt trltnubNrcn 6buthmtu, ,uit
iie Der Gompoullt grace Oieier @'nttuug BON
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