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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-20
SEWING-MACHTNFS.

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SlNGER-Shaffer & Strong agents for Virginia
and North Carolina--9l3 Mains street. See adj
vertisement
WHEELER g. WILS0N-C. L. Rsdysiry gem
eral agent--l00l Main streets G sr
WILCOX & GiBBS-James j, A. Gibbs, Pro
prietor-Ninth and Bank streets. See adver
tisement. -..----r 1-.r-
GROVER & BAKER-G. & N. w. Darby
Agents-90l Broad street
HOWE IMPROVED F. McKenney, Agent
S23 Main street The latest in modern i'm,
provements. See advertisement.
WEED'S-Wm. Lockhart, agent--739 Main,
corner Eighth street. :
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what Minister sickles Came Home

Nesc YORK, Dec. ia Madrid letter
states that Sickles received secret orders to
return to Washington Immediately for con-
sultation on important State matters. 1t
is generally believed at Madrid that Sickles
was called home to confer upon Cuban
matters. The sudden call precipitated his
marriage, the pair starting for Washington
Immediately after the ceremony.
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Ekhs 256, 262-key enue. 80 s-E
NEARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of writs of
IHl venditioni eSponas, issued out OF the Clerks
Office OF the District Court of the United States
for the Eastern District Of Virginia, and to me
directed, shall proceed to sell atpublic auction,
for cash. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF De-
cember, 1871, at O'Clock P NJ, at the Custom
House, at Petersburg, Va, the following pro-
perty, to wit: a"-
l50 Ms. TOBACCO. t.--f,.s
60 bs. do. ~ r
2packages TOBACCO. -
package TWIST TOBACCO.
5empty CIGAR BOXES.
8 lbs. TWIST TOBACCO.
Parties desiring 10 purchase are invited TO be
present.
Dated Norfolk Va, Dec. II. 1s7l.
DAVID Il. PARKER,
u. s. Marshall
de ls-l0t By JoHS w. FARRELL, Deputy
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GHAMBERMAID WAATED.--A Chamber
" maid, who has had experience in either q
hotel or boarding house, is wanted at Az Eighth
street, corner OF Clay. Good wages and a per-
manent situation will be given shitabie appi-
cant titl de 20--lt
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ne "Let Us Have Peace."--If YOU wan,
peace in the family, go to Antonis and buv vopr
Toys, Cakes, Candies and Fruits. or the ma.
ones will never be satisfied. A
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GsE Goto J. w. Pledges, sol Broad street,
and buy your Candies, Cakes, Fruits and Foys
and all your Christmas goods lat ;.sYsr
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isa We thank W. II. III. ,Stowell, member
OF Congress from Virginia, for tayors ex-
tended to this office. 7 .bai
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Rf- Don't fail TO see Napoleon and Family
at Semon's, 500 Broad street. I'scv
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Res ''say, Alien, where did yon get that hand.
some box OF French Candyl' r. . Why, Jim, al
Joe Pledges, of course, sc7 Broad street.
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gef f yoh want Toys aud Christmas Good
go TO Selnoh's, sos Broad street.
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eeg if You want good laugh, go 10 semon,s
News and Toy Depot. SUl Broad street,
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MARsHAL's SALES.

254, 256, 262-Reyenue ~
NfARSHALiS SALE.--lBy virtue of writs of
INl venditioni exponas, issued ont of the Clerks
Office OF the District Court of the United States
for the Eastern District OF Virginia. and to me
directed, shall proceed to sell at public auction
for cash, on FRIDAY, the 22d day OF December,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, i'll the store-room of The Gus.
tom-House, at Norfolk, Va, the following pro-
perty, to wit.
i barrel APPLE BRANDY. -
4 EMPTY BARREL. l1
1850 CIGARS.
700 CIGARS. s, err
% Ms. MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. 81
lbs. do. do. -Ii
EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELS. s IS
Parties desiring to purchase are invited 10 be
present. s8
Dated Norfolk, Va, Dec. II, ls7l. .aa
DAVID b. PARKER, rI
u. $. Marshal,
de ls-lot' BY JoHS W F4nR ELL, Deputy.
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ses Ahtoni's establishment crowded ali ,ay
long with men, women, and children, some buy.
ing, others trying, and all crying to be waited
Ilt,On
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BE The cheapest place in the State for
Christmas goods is at sl4 Broad street.
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NJ SANTA Claus, liay ing discovered Columbus
at sli Broad street, has made il his Headquarters
for Coniectioneries and Toys OF all kinds
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BE semon, so5 Broad street, has the iarges.
and cheapest lot of Toys in the city.
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Res 1T you want first-classl Toys,. Cakes,
Fruits and Candles, at low prices, GO TO see Co
lumbus at 9l4 Broad street
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Ne Remember that Columbus received the
first premium for Candy at The Virginia State
Fair -tsi' iitiiN
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saS Go see the monkey and organ at Sc
mons, sos Broad street
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In Admiralty. n' y
NHARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
for the Eastern District of Virginia, and TO me
directed, shall proceed TO sell at public auction
for cash, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day of Deeeni-
ber, 1871, ut ~ o'clock M, mt the wharf of II. Is.
Nichols, foot of Lafayette street, Norfolk, ya
the following property, to wit; n
Z THE SCHOONER ''JoHN FoRSYTHE,
of 1856 tons burthen, and the cargo, consisting of
at about t'.s
lao CORDS OF PINE WOOD.
Parties desiring 10 purchase are invited 10 be
present. ---------- I.
Dated Norfolk Va Dec II, 1871 lsE
DAVID B. PARKER,
4-l iEf us Marshal,
de l3--5t BY JOHN W. FARRELL, Deputy
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reg- TO THE pUBIIo-r, wa, anuouneea I.

the STATE JergSAL Of saturday, the 10th inst,
and since on haadbills, that I wonltl deliver an
address before some society or other organization,
of which know nothing. And further, / would
state that this announcement was nade without
my knowledge or consent
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AND LIoUoRs.

~ nave now a very select stock Of FOREIGN
WINES, LFBuORSi AMI CIGARS, Imported
py myself and large quantity of BOURBON
AND RYE WHISTLES on hand and beg ali in
want OF either TO call and examine before nrr.
hashfg elsewhere. OSCAR CRAM
, .f ,- Ne. Exchange Block
oe 2o-iw FouTtesnth sgsetg
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lht Uubernatoffi Election in Georgia rester-
day-A One-Sided Affair-Gniy Sixty Thou
sand Votes Cast out OF Two Hundred Thou.
and,
augusta, Ga, Dec. 19.--The election for
Governor to fill the unexpired term of Ru-
fus B. Bullock, was the quietest ever held
in Georgia. Only about one thousand votes
were polled in Richmond county-aH for
James NJ. Smith. The Republicans took
no part in the election. The vote in the
State is about 100000. There being no op-
position to the Democratic candidate, it is
believed that not more than sixty thou
sand votes have been poled in the entire
State.
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J. ". b. MATTHEWs
House OF Delegates, Richnond, Dec goth, ISL.
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SIGN AND HOUSE pAINTING.

w. L. MONTAGUE, No s South Tenth street.
w. A. WYATT. 70i Grace street All work
shall be promptly attendedto, O..
ID. Ill. PYLE, Tenth street, between NIain and
Bank
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LATEST NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Forging Names of conference.-the Legal
Tender Cases-True Bills Against DE efauIters
-Compensation Asked for-Butler's Womah,s
Suffrage Bill. -
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TINHE STATE JOITRNAI. Is an excellent ad-
l. yerbsing medtu a Fry 1t and see.
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PAPER HANGERS & UPHOLSTERS.

BOOTH, SPENCE Co.. Tenth street. be-
tween Main and Bank i-
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The Northern boundary Arbitration. Eng
lands Prince Getting Weil-The Suez Canal
for Saie-The Orleans Princes Take their
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TYPE FOUNDERS.

=
III. l.. PELOUXE g. CO., Franklin, betwee
Twelfth and Thirteenth streetss See advei
tiSempn'.
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de ls-iot BY JOIN W. FAnarLI, Deputy.
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IMfu. Ihey propose depnVlnS lndlyi-
duals of the control of their property, and
thus open the way for bad men to swear
away mans liberties in. order to obtain
possession and control Of his means.
Not satisfied with this, they are unwll-
ing to wait until they can complete
their own prison house, but ask the Legs-
lature to pass the bill, authorizing the ar
rest and imprisonment of parties, who may
be sent to any other asylum in the United
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04
A Triumph Of Human Genius,

Nearly four miles in the bowels Of the eartb
ani at depth oil j4Si feet or more thon ona
nile hcncath the summit of the \ In mountain.
me W"rkmen who have been ergaoed fer n,,,ro
lii"h thirteen years upon the great Mount Gents
'nhhe! met AID claSped hands day or twn
'g"' Although 1t will require several months
~ put i3c tunnel IN running order for regular
f''h'' the success OF that bold and almost au-
dacI"uN Undertaking may be regarded aS tulIv
established. " hist this work will he ra,,tnj
among the other marvels Of useful construction
i'T"laf 10 tie present generation such aS tho
Ad"htic cables, the Pacific Railroad, and tho
'0utz canal, the M0ut Gents tunnel il in severn
way more interesting and wonderful than any
~ mem. it Is more than seven miles and a
nall from the French entrance near Nodanc
III >av0ry, to the Italian entrance neer Bar.
Connechet and the whole of this vast distance
ha" 10 bc worked from the Two ends. as the
mountain through which it is cut is far Too
Hlsh to permit the sinking of shafts" in or
0gf |" furnish additional ends or faces from
"hlcA to carry Gu the work ACCORDING to the
practice IN all long tunnels. 1t would have
been work OF almost, if not quiet equal diff
cHi'y 20 sank shafts mile in depth, as to cut
the great tunnri itself
Ii vas therefore to devise suinc means To oct
fresh AR 70 the inner END of the tunnel rapidl;,
and Ia large volume. But what kind Of
power could be used was the next prol,Iem
ana, al at the first glance, it seemed to be quite
Is difficult to solve as the question Of ventila-
ton without shafts. Steam power coud nat
be used, BECAUSE the fires would still further
'itIate the air in the tunnel by consuming
the oxygen and emitting sufiocating GASES
AT last Ly one Of those inspirations Of geniuS
which occasionally come to the all Of the en-.
gineer, aud thereby make possible the seem
Ing'y impossible, both these formidable diff
cuties were overcome by the use pf com
pressed atmospheric air. Th air, com
pressed by an ingenious system of hydrauiic
and pneumatic machinery placed 0utsitIc of the
tunnel was carried by iron Pipes to the remote
lhteror OF the cntting, and hy its lorcp il fast
supplied power for drilling the rock, an
then the escape or "exhau,t" air fur
mshed pure fresh air for the men to brea h ;.
Thus: the practcabity Of the eight mile tun-
ne!, without shafts, was demonstrated by
a pure triumph of intellect over what seemed
to 6e physical and scientific impossi0ilities.-
P.fa. Leayer.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04
The Desolations of France,

\ letter published in the Newark New
Jersey -lfrcrfiSrT, and written from Strous.
bourg, hy lady, to her sun. a resident of New
ark describing the desolations 10 the French
provinces, SAYS:
Whole villages are burned down aud the in.
nahl'antS are living in tie woods, having fed
from their houses on the approach of the PruS
SLAMS Oh, how glad | am that you did not
come nome laNtsSprlng, as you intended to do.
And what would have become Of vonr door
wife? You must know that those barbarian
hordeS never tail to ruin the virtues of wives
and glllS. On, what misery what poverty
Oh, J0$cph,you ought to see Straushourr row,
lh'y capituatcd on the 5th OF October, and as
soon as the capitulatiuu was known evrrvbodv
got denoralized Neighbors went to Sc each
other, crying and embracing tn, ir friends. The
SolHerS broke their arnS-Sabers and guns.
many cannon was thrown into the river Ill.
Aii hroke out IN lmprecatlanS against the re-
nowned loater. Uhrich, who forbade his artil.
lery to act against the be>iegerS with effect
On the IN OF October | vcntured out in tho
town hat art-hreaking view was offer
ed to me VI hole streets burned cpmpletelv
down, presenting nothing more than hean Of
ruins; remains OF black and smoky walls with
the half burned furniture scattered among
them, and sometimes Il whole house thrown
INTO the street. obstructing the passage. The
street OF the Nuce Bleue, where you lived SO
long as child, and where you knew every one
or those magnificent buildings, is no more.
GU cannot imagine what misery is here;
everything eaten up, everything stolen and
carried away women are inSultcd and men
Deaten and the same thing is repeated every
day and every day. | had fourteen soldiers to
lodge and two wounded hrnchmen You can
Imagine how well they were cared for. | had
70 I quarrel all the time with the Prussians, but
finally got the best ut them.
lfyou should come home now you would
zee nothing else but ruins, ashes and desola.
ION, and hunger and pain in every face. And
What will We do then when those heavy snow
torms come on, without food, without shelter,
nd constantly pursued by those barbarian
'TppSsIan<, RI who sing prot.ne songs and cry
Down with the French !" as they did on the
We of the surrender OF Strausbourg. There Is
ever kind word spoken % us poor country
e;"pIe; everything, is demanded with the pis.
'I or sabre in hand. They shoot down peenlo
!hey would game in great hunting exss.
itiOn. oAPs
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04
MOTION
TRIMMING STORE!
Mrs. ELIZA CARR

Commerce Street, Ger. of Market.
Keeps constantly on hand frst.cIass assortment If
Hosiery, White Goods. Embroidn,v
GloVeS' BuiOhs, Shaw Is,
N'ooohs' Laces' Hoop Skirts,
COrsets,
Velve Gems and Sans in all cnIors
FIsnnels and Flannel EmbrOIder,es
Cashmere aud McrinOcs Tor burial purposes
kuslns aud Canton FIanneIs
Dress LInIngs. of all kinds and
Tf1EnKnIn &a
OF every description, which she offers at The yerv
lowest City Prices Call aud examine her siock be
fore purchasing elsewhere. dec9I '1o
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04

.L nee ollcer whether many persons believed in
number sir, who believe this. S'>"'
=, mere Is something extremely humorous in
th'S woman aggraVating the quarrel between
TWO relatives by burning powders fox their mn
tua! torment. 1t may be laughing matter
now, L"t IN tn days of King James the First,
~ all robatlllty, this cunning woman would
have been burnt for a witch.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04

1t Is reported in Washington that The fami-
y OF robert e. Lee were much mortified az
me gratnltoas effort of Senator McCreery to
n nave the Arlington estate restored TO them,
Iney declare that they did not authorize the
attempt and have not entertained the idea cf
recovering the property.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04

A nugget Of gold weighing SS8 ounces has
been found at Berlin, South Australia.
The New York herald., 1871-02-16

others, who heard at the same time Mr.. Taylor call
them into his private ONCE; saw them sign paper
N presence OF Mr Taylor: And these two witnesses
themselves testify thar the paper-and the only pa
per they ever signed tnere-was the will. II wills
thus excluded and proven can be overturned ON the
trail testimony relied on here, no man can -
GO TO HIS GRAVE
with any feeling OF security that his. pr6Dertv VIM
90 as he sought ana desired to c,spose OF IL
AS to the absence OF the person who drew up the
wil counsel said he had his theory about tnat. His
theory was, that % man who could @ induce his youIf
grandmother could also engage In the enterrrise OF
su pressing testimony and OF keeping Witnesses
away from a court OF Justice lie (cor6seil was
longer profitable TO withhold the e<t we shall learn
who 1t was that drew up this WIZ
IN CoNCLusICS,{
me to say thai as 1t has been to me- so must it have
been TO counsel on the other side, and to the It'll
giants ~ the case, to find that your Honor Is pa
tlent listener, Quality which Lord Bacon says is
your patience has been sometimes supported by
your Kindness; for the former, all must admit, has
peen az times Sorey tried. But the case is new
Closed ana all have to add Is this that II with tes
tue execution OF this wall unlmpeached and uncon-
Iauicted. on the mere opinions OF witnesses on the
Otner SIDE, formed as those opinions were, any
court c0ud noid tho Will not entitled to probate,
IL would be well for every man before he passes
away TO that bourne from whence there is no return
10 zee 10 tnat no astute teacher like the counsel
the apprehension OF fraud which strengthens the art
OF the photographer-shali be able to establish by
Ie tesllm0ny OF persons, lew or many that in their
opiulon tle handwriting to the instrument was
Tnus ended the summary OF counsel in the great
Iayor VIII case. The interest of all most concerned
ana SO much OF interest rs the public feels In the
result, centres IN the coming decision or Surrogate
HutchlngS.
The New York herald., 1871-02-16
Ms.L RsBBISG.

A EIaii Car Clerk Charged with Opening and
Destroying Lettcrs-His Detection and Ar.
Yesterday morning little after three O'Clock
United States postal detective Camp. OF Boston, ar.
rested ct the Florence House. In New Haven Charles
E. Bacon, postal clerk on the owl train from Bos.
ton. for robbng the United States mail. Bacon has
been employed to assort the large eastern mall that
is carried on the night train from Boston to New
York and prepare the portion designed for New
York city for the letter carriers ready for distrbu
the eight O'Clock evening tram and go far Hart
ford and there go aboard the night train It's
val. Upon reaching this city he has been in the
habit OF leaving the car, crossing over Union street
TO the Florence House and there getting something
TO drink. About four weeks ago Mr.. q. A. Bradley,
The proprietor OF the hotel, while sitting
behind The bar near the water closet, noticed,
aiter Bacon entered II, sound Ike the tearing
open OF letters. His suspicious were aroused
ana he set his son to watch in an adjoining closet,
money remittances. Postmaster Spcrry was notified
ana detective Camp sent for. lie arrived, and on
Monday night he watched for Bacon, and saw him
opeu letter directed TO Robert Bonner, OF the New
orR Letge3, which contained remittance OF three
doliaIs from Maine, the same being yearly SUBJ
who confessed that he had been engaged In the
CT une lor some time, ana expected TO get caught,
put nc SAID lie could not resist the temptation An
unopened letter from Dexter, Me- directed to Apple.
Ton x Co., OF New YORK, was also found on Bacon.
Yesterday afternoon he had an examnat on before
United States Commissioner Harrison and was
bound over 10 appear for trial before the United
States District Court. In this city on the 2stn inst
he failed TO furnish bonds and was sent TO la!l
Bacon lives 10 New YORK. where Ie Las . vile
The New York herald., 1871-02-16
United States at the original hearing to its own j-
dietary, would be futile ana worthless.

United States at the original hearing to its own IA.
dietary, would be futile anu worthless
THE ACT or 1889.
which provided for tho removal OF suits against an
dp1ssI S S$'4f $ " Ss s sfs sRS hs'G3 3
pQt acting Ia that capacity. II these outside pareS
are deemed material, or are really material TO
complete remedy OH behalf OF the plainttn, tpey
nlust be regarded as subordinate and incideptal t
OF Congress has interposea the remedy OF
removal. In this way the right OF the parties
to have their defence under the constitutions
or laws OF The United States tried In tha
remedy OF the plaintiff Is unimpaired. II appears
from the papers before me that q second petition
was presented TO the State court by all the defend<
ants not included in the first on the 27th Of March,
There appears to have been full compliance with
the terms Of the act. 1t Is objected that the Judge
before whom the petition was presented was not
sitting in court, but at chambers, when the papers
were presented ana the order OF removal made.
But tho aidayits before me show that the proceed5
ings took place before the Supreme Court. II
also appears that the order, duly certified BY the
clerk OF the court, was produced Defore Judge
Blatchf0rd, on the return OF the alternative mans
damus by the counsel for the defendants in that
should not issue, as showing that the cause was
already In the Circuit Court aud therefore the wrt
would bo useless.
The clerk will
ENTER AN ORDER
in conformity with tins opinion, II Judge Batchford
c0ncurs In the result, and will also enter ordeH
ON the motion or the defendants before me to dis
solve the Injunction OF July IL, 1868.
JUDGE BLATCHFOaD CoNCURs.
Juage Blatchlord concurs IN the views Of Mr.. Jns5
must te denied.
The New York herald., 1871-02-16
COURT CALENDAR .--rvis nay

OYER AND TERM srn Ann supppwr corar ON.
onah onans AZ haic -lea by Judge sutherland.-Conrt
opes ss no past ten A. M.-Nos 575, 04, 2799, 235,
90 e59 269l9, IL 81, u, 90, 95, 50, 21l, 90, lo1,
aYs, ~ .,' Part SmHed by Judge Brady.-Opens at
SUPREME CouRr-SpEcIAL TERM.-Held by Judge
ingrahain-Court opens at half.past ten A. M.-
Defaurrer--No. le. Issue OF law ana fact--Nos. so,
no III, 1l2 1l3, ia l16, 49, 100, 12l, 125, 12S
SUPREME CouRr-CuAMBERS--Held by Judge Bar
nalu-Opens at ten A. M.-Calendar called at twelve
M.--Nos. 16s, 26l, 262, 284.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Monell.-Court opens at eleven A. M.-Nos.
PSI, Io7, 50 l75 49, 46l 3o7. 157 219 I67, 42l 401,
SOB, $685. ,t5o7 Part 2--Hed by Judge Jones.-Nos.
goo, elo 800 1905, 2Ss go, 49, 3o4 1904, $780, G32,
634, 6S6. 63s, $40.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Held by Judge Van
BruntNos. 6e4 100, 5o3 7o5, 7o7 7oe 10. III, 7le,
rs, ia. rs, III 52d, 72a. Fart 2-Held by Judge
COS, zoo. 7ol 7e2, 7o3, .o4. Equity causes-Heid by
MARINE CouRT-Part Held by Judge Joachim
6lss s1as 5ls4 5ls5 $780, 5ls3 Ola 5lls 5I4, $751;
Part 2--ieid by Judge Shea.-Nos 1851, 5o56, 5000,
1850, 6l2l 5l22 1G1d 434 4732 1885, 504s 5137 $685.
5iSs, 5li, 5ll2 Part 81 Held by Judge Tracy.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssYoNs.-Before Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs.. Daniel Green, robbery;
same vs.. Joseph Reilly and Charles Williams, do;
same vs. Edward Hoyt and John Kane, do; Same
vs.. FREDERICK Lee, do; Same Vs. Thomas Luster
burglary; same VS.. Charles Reilly and John Le Roy,
uo.; same VS.. George A. Abbott, forgery; Same ys.
John Lahau, felonious assault and battery; same
vs.. John Mitchell, do.; Same VS.. john Moore, do;
Same VS.. Denis Larkin, do; Same VS.. Matthew
Donohue, do; Same vs.. John Stevenson. grand lar
ceny; same VS.. James Miller, do; Same vs. Joseph
Milbes, do. Same VS.. Peter Maxwell, do; Same VS..
Daniel McAulii, do; Same vs. John MoOrehead, EN-.
bezzlement; Same vs. John Godfrey receiving stolen
goods; Same va. ). Stuart Gwynne, bgamy.