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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21
POWERFUL TONIC,

Promoting the appetite and invigorating the
whole Digestive Apparatus, thus building
up and strengthening the system. while at the
same time the volatile principle, being absorbed
In tho blood, acts specifically on the Rheumatic
Poison, removing il from the circulation and
system.
There are . few remedies known to the Medi-
cal profession, which win remove the Rheumatic
poison from the blood, but whose action 10 30
powerful in depressing the system of tha already
esfeesied Rheumatic patient that their use has to
be abandoned before specific effects are obtaina-
ble-hcnce the want Of success in treating this
prevalent, and in con sequence heretofore (ineur-
able) disease. Unlike these Medicines, already
known, the "Unk Weed Remedy" though pro-
ducing as po1erfsi and as acsire effects on the
blood and system in removing the Rheumatic
poison. also possesses strong Tonic and recuper-
ating element. which admits of its continued mss
even in the most delicate and de6iiitafed. Thus
We have tho combination for the fret time Of
these f,sn neesssnry siemenss in the remedy,
which sosonnts for it, superior aud never failing
effects In
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21
MINIsTERs AND SKATING
Kinks.

A few days ago an up-country minis
ter denounced the skating rink as an
invention of the devil. As we have al
ways heard that the devil was a slip
ping, aiding kind of a fellow, we shall
not take 1t upon ourselves to dispute
the reverend gentleman's premises. It
IL, however, quite apparent that who
ever did invent skating Kinks had q
very good idea of human nature-bet-
ter, perhaps, than good many minis
ters, and knew how to get up a thing
that would draw, which Is more than
nineteen out OF twenty preachers know
or do. The same remarkable insight
into the feelings and peculiarities of
humanity was possessed by the in
ventors Of dancing, and games such as
foot ball, base ball, cricket, and hun
dreds of other recreations which, if
practiced with moderation, are both.
healthful and amusing, and supposed
by the majority of people to be inno-
cent and the reverse of immoral There
seems to be o conflict of opinion be-.
tween the creator Of humanity and the.
men who occupy the position Of savers
Of humanity. The desire for amuse-s
ment and what we call recreation is q
strong element in the human compost
tion. It crops out like an ingrained
pFinciple-a part and parcel of the ma
ehine-yet some ministers are always
fighting this principle, and the least in.
dulgenee in the way of famusement-the
slightest yielding to the promptings
of incIination-is considered as sinful.
Now it appears to us that il God had
left out this fun-loving quality when
collecting together the many ingredi-
ents Of which he manufactured man,
he would have rendered the task of
ministers great deal lighter, and at
the same time defeated the purpose and
made quite useless great many of the
DEVILS inventions, such as dancing,
croquet, skating rinks, and many other
pastimes and amusements to which the
people, as God made them, take with
that naturalness and avidity which
marks young duck on his way to the
nearest pool of water.-Son joaquin
Repu6Eicdn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.

It is tho most SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
for Rleumasiss. Rheumatic Cssf and Rks.mafie
Pains Of all kinds that has ever been introduced
into the Materia Medics-
The Unk Weed Remedy as prepared BY ne, in
consequence Of the existing bitter principle pos
sesses the necessary virtue Of being
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21

BEING PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR
THE ABOVE COMPLAINTS, ITS BLOOD
PURIFYING PROPERTIES ARE GREAT
Err THAN Any OTHER PREPARATION
OF sARsAPARfLLA. IT GIVES THE
COMPLEXION A CLEAR AND HEALTHY
COLOR AND RESTORES THE PATIENT
TO STATE OF HEALTH AND PURITY.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, KEM0y-
ING ALL CHRONIC CONSTITUTIONAL
DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD. AND THE ONLY
RELIABLE AND EFFEcTUAI KNOWN
Nd SWELLING OF THE BONES. ULCER
ar,.rys OF TUE THROAT AND LEGS,
,Inrf, Hes, PIMPLEs ON THE FACE,
pnyaSpp..A . AND ALL scALY ERuP-
TinNs Tn on ."E SKIN, AND BEAUTtfr-
ING THE COM 11AAoN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21

Asde Of Peer Rsn, yvkiskey, Pys~f Spirits
sdRefuse Lisssrs doetored. spsesd and sweet
ensd 20 please the taste, called Tonies. Appctix
srs." f.esserers." Ac thss lead the tippier TO
drunkenness and ruin. bot arc true Msdeins. made
from te Native Roots snd uesbs Of California. free
from all Atcehs1te eftmaIants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PuRIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect ftenoyAsar snd
Invigorator cftc System. carrying OF aii poisonous
matter and restoring the blood 70 healthy condition
70 person take thrso Eftters according 20 6ircc
eon a7d remain long uave;-
500 viii be given for "A ncnrabis ease. provided
tAe bones sre not Destroyed By mineral poison OF
other means. and the vital organs wasted byend the
point ofrepsir.
Fer Isaamnsassry and chrssie Rhesma-
tiss ard Gsns. Dyspepsia Isdisessiea,
Diseases or she Blood. Liver. ktdseys, asd
ulaaaer. thcse Bisscrs ksss been most success
fuis saeh Diseases caused By vittafcd
bleed. which 10 ecneraiiy prodrced By deransemcni
u tho Digestive Orsaas.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION. Head
ACHE Pain IN tho Shoulders. Coughs Tgataess Of tho
Chest Dizziness. Sour Eruc.afions Of the Stomach.
Bsd taste Ia tic Mouth. Biioas Attacks Paipitsfica
Of the Heart. Inflammation Of the Lungs Fsn In tho
regions Of the Eieneys snd hundred other pasnsui
symp:orss. arc the oespffnssof Dyspepsia.
Thy invigorstc the Stomach snd stimulate the tor
piditver and bowels which render them Of uncquaiied
efficacy IN cleansing the blood Of all imparsies. aad
impartins nev Hfc sad vigor 10 the whole system.
rOn SKIN DISEASES. Erupi.ons. .Tesscs. sals
Rheam. Biosehcs Spots. rImpics. rustaiea. Dos Car
baneies. Mag Worms. se.ic-Iesd. Sore Eyes, E-ysp-
siss Itch. sear Diseo,orztions OF tho skin Humors
and Diseases Of the skin Of whatever na1r,.
literally dug up and carried ont ofthe system In
short By tic OF thess Btters oae bottle IN
such viii coryncs TIC nesetnious OF their
enratve effect.
Cleanse she vi;issei Blood whenever yos hsa SIS
impures barssing through tho skin IN finpies. Erup
tioas or Sores cleanse it vhra ron nndh ossirsesed
and siagsah IA the vens cleanse tt whcs Il 10 foui.
sad your feelings VIII tell yoa vhca. Keep the blood
pure snd the health Of tho system VIII follow.
PIN. TAPE and other wOR5l iurking in the
syzfsm Of uany Thousands. e1octraily Destroy
e1 and removed For fail directions. read carefully
the ercuiar sround each bottle. printed Ia four Ian
gusses-Engiash. German. Frcnca snd Spanish.
J. J.wALKEE. Proprietor. Z. II. MCDONALD CO..
Druggists sad Gen. Agents. San Franeizco. CAL.
Aad - and 60 comme-es Street. Sev yorS.
rv- SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Axo DEALERS.
fT janf3'7ln2ey1
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HrYRY HEL MBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT bUCHU,

THE GREAT DIURETIC.
has cured every case Of DIABETES in wE'sh
it has been given. IRRITATION OF THH
NECK OF THE BLADDER AND INFLAM-
NATION OF THE KIDNEYS, LIBERATION
OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER, RE-
TENTIoN OF URINE. DISEASES OF THE
PROSTATE GLAND, STONE IN THE BLAD-
DER. cALCULOUs, GRAVEL. BRICK-DCsT
DEPOSIT. AND MUCOUS Or MILKY DIS
CHARGES. AND FOR ENFEEBLED AND
DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS OF BOTH
SEXES, ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOW
ING SYMPTOMS: INDIsP0SITI0S TO
EXERTIoN. LOSS OF POWER. LOSS OF
MEMORY. DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
WEAK NERVES. TREMBLING. HORROR
OF DISEASE, wAKEFULNESs. DIMNEsS
OF VISION, PAIN IN THE BACK, HOT
HANDS, FLUSHING OF THE BODY. DRY
NESS OF THE SKIN, ERUPTION ON THE
FACE. PALLID c0UNTENANcE. UNIyER-
SAL LASSITUDE OF THE MUSCULAR
SYSTEM. ETC.
Used by persons from the ages Of eighteen to
twenty FIVE, and from thirty I've to ffiy FIVE or
in the decline or change Of life (; after esnfne-
msns or labor pains; bsd-wetting in children.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21

Horace Greeley and some other
gentlemen have purchased the North
Carolina Warm Springs property for
$500
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21
PROPERTIES, &c.

It contains an aeti.s roiati,s principle extract
ed by Ether. and bitter To=is priseipls.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-21
HENRY 7. HELMBoLD's M

HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S IM--
. PROVED ROSE WASH
cannot be surpassed as FACE WASH, and
will DO found the only specific remedy in ever.
species Of CUTANEOUS AFFECTION. II
speedily eradicates PIMPLES. SPOTS, SCOR-
BUTIC DRYNESS, INDURATIONS Of the
CUTANEoUS MEMBRANE, etc., dispels RED
HIVES, RASH. MOTH PATCHES, DRYNEss
OF SCALP OR SKIN, FROST BITES. and ali
purposes for which SALyES or OINTMENTS.
are used; restores ths skin to state of purity
and softness, and insurcs continued healthy ac-
tion to the tissus Of lie vessels, ON which de-
pends tho agreeable olearness and vivacity of
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HENRY r. HELMBOLD,s
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA
win rsdieslIy sxterminate from the system
serefaIa, syphiIis. Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore
Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth. sors Head. Bron-
chitis, Skin Diseases, Salt Rhsum. cankers,
Runnings fron the Ear, white EweIiings, Tn-
mors, caDcsrous Affections, Modes, Kiekets.
Gisndul4r SvelIings, Night eveats, Rash, Tst-
ters, Humors Of al Kinds, Chronic Rheums-
fisn, Dyspcpsis. snd ail diseases that have been
established in the system for yssrs.
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HISTORY.

This Remedy is eomposed Of the setivs prinei-
pie Of the Unk Weed. Eng,-ThaspiuD csrds-
Grows most sbapdantly and perfectly in WASH
ington County.
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G & 0OERIES AND CR0CKERY#
will always be found at my establishment.
I will sell NIL goods In my house. for Cash or
Produce ON delivery. cheaper than the cheapest.
gzg-AH kinds OF Tinware repaired on short mo-
tice. and satisfaction guaranteed.
jasv6n2iyi JULIUS sRADwoHL.
RAILROAD intelligence
BLAIN & YOUNG,
ALBANY, OREGON,
Would call the attention of Buy.r, to their
WELL SELECTED STOCK
MERCHANDISE.
FANCY AND STAPLE Day GOODS |
HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES (Oar Specially }
ALL OF LATEST STYLES
GOOD QUALITY!
soLoAr MopERATEPRfcEs
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
FLORRNCEsEwING MACHINE.
The Best IN Use.
BLAIM 4 YOUNG.
Dee. 81. Is6o-vsn2otf.
cHAS. MEALEY,
FURNITURE AND CABINET WARE /
Corner Of First and Broadaibin streets,
at old stand Of G. Mss- -ey 4 Col
ALBANY, ORE CON.
II EEPs CONSTANTLY on HAND A FULL
IN assortment Of every thing In his limo that
trade requires or an enscrprising public dem ands.
FURNITURE!
OF All Kinds and Descriptions !
BEDS AND BEDDING, sc.
Particular attention win bs paid to orders for
UNDERTAKINGS!
And ali other orders in my line will bo promptly
attended to.
Sati.facaion Guaranteed aud Work Warranted!
cHAs. MEALEY.
AcoS-bHu1tti
ALBANY FOUNDRY!
MACHINE SHOP!
ALBANY. OREGON.
a. =. CHERRY, PROPRIETOR.
-xANurAcruREE oY-
STEAM ENGINES,
GRIST AND SAW-MILLs,
RRAPERs AND THREsHERs,
WOOD WORKING MACHINERY,
PUMPS, &C., &C., &C., 30. &c.
Machinery OF all kinds
REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE!
PATTERN MAKING
Done In All It's Various FormsM
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
or All Kinds. Eads to ordsri
.5ssv4nlsyl. AT. CHERRY.
TIRE OLD STOVE DEPOT /
JOHN B RIGGS.
q -pEALER M--3
COOK, PARl0R AND BOX STOVES /!
M Of the Bsst Patterns.
TIN, sHfET-lsoN AND CoPpER-WARE
And the usual assortment Of furnishing goods
found in Tin Store. =
Reoairs Neatly and Promptly Executed!
On Reasonable Terms.
/" Short Reckonings Make Long Friends ~
FRoNT.sR,, ALBANY,
Next Door to P. c. Harper Co.'S Store.
Dec.5v4nloH JOHN BRIGGS.
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III.

These Pills sre the most deiigbtfuIly pleasant
purgstive, supsrssdiBe castor oil, salts. masne-
sis, etc. There IL nethisg more acceptable te
the stomach. Thsy give tone, snd cause nei-
thsr Bausea or grfpine pains. They are COM
posed Of the Nssss fsgresissfss 8 After . fsw
days use Of them, such sn Inauguration Of the
entire syttsm takes plsee - 70 sppear miraen~
lous 10 she weak suA snervAtcd, whether ssis<
ing from impYsdsscs OF disease. II. T. Helm
bold's Compcupd Fluid Extract Catswba Grape
Pills are not suesr-coAfsd from the fact that
sugas-eosted pills do MOI djssolvs, bat pass
through the stomach without dissolving. een-
scquentIy do not produce the dessred Elect
THE eATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, bsixE
pleasant in taste snd oder, do not uecessitste
CENTS PER BOX. e
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REFERENCES:

We the undersigned. citizens OF Corvallis and
vicinity. having known DIR. w. W. Og esby for n
number Of years, and believing him to be an hon
orable and worthy eitisen. would recommend to
the public the Doctors 0regon Balm Of Giisad
Sairs, as possessing transeendant healing quail
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new ADvER1rsEifRNTS.
==---=<=--=-----===
HENRY I. nEI llBolD'S
Compound Fluid
EXTRACT CATAWBA
GRAPE PILLS.

Component Rdrfs-- Fiuid Extrucf RkASdr6
and fluid Extract Catowba Craps juice
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICEy
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, SICK OR EER-
vOUS HEADACHE, COSTIvENE66. Ere.
Fl PURELY vEGETABLE, CONTAINING
NO MERCURY. MINERALS Oh DELE
TERI0US DRUGS.
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THE SINGER MANUFAcTURlNG COMPANY,

45S Breddfoay, Mem York.
E sap Francisco Once. Iss Montgomery
Street.. ee28yonII
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pom. 4o1l q 4olE; do, funding, 1868, ssI soE; do
do, 1858, 80 81; do, new, IS 26j4; do special tax
1881 ION; Missouri SKIES, e34 sS7s; do Hannioa
and ST. Joseph, slH o.; Louisiana skies, 0S
y co. do new. SO a 65; do levee skies, 7iH 10;
do. do. Fights SO 90; DO. Penitentiary sevens, 10
IS; do. railroad Fights, 70 SO; Alatam hves, 10
so; do. eights. lo2 1o4; do. railroad Fights, 50
81; South Carolina sixes so; DO. new, January
and July, COS 6lK; do. do, April and October,
So 90; do. registered stock, Old, GO 6S; Arkan-
sas SKIES, So %; do. sevens. IS a So.
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The earnings OF the Milwaukee e and ST. Paul Rail-
road for the first two weeks in April show an In.
crease OF ss,o5o as compared with the correspond.
Ing period OF 1870. The earnings OF tho Toledo,
Wabash and Western Railroad for the first three
months OF 1871 show an increase Of $2ioSo over the
corresponding period OF last year.
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the patent, agreeaby TO this alleged arrangement.
reference ass rned 10 tare esiony a. 70 facts IN
the case decided that no agreement had peen made
and gave Tor the defendant a yeldicL AN appear
was taken from this d'cis on to the General ier1n
II was insisted for We appellant that me eAloenSu
before the referee sy.owed mat the alleged aree
id been made aod iurther that the ueieuath., W
ting IN their emryoy aud the invention naue Ntllo
In such employ and la the pursuit OF such empvJ-
ment tina. thVy were entitled TO the beheht on tie
invention. Tae decision OF the referee was SUBSTANCE
by me Corrr they decided further mat whhe tno
plaintiff had legal right TO the services OF tae NC
iendapt in the line OF his employment they had no
rlghr + the results or his intellectual labors which
such Invention clearly WAS
Verdict OF Murder Against Lawrence sullivan
Affirmed.
laurence Sit,frnn Us. Tts People,-In June, 1870,
Sullivan killed John o'Brien by stabbng at house
in Whitehall street, difficulty having occurred be-
tween the wife and mother-in-,aw OF Sullivan, ana
O'Brlen, happening to be present. and, as claimed
on one side, entering which is denied. however, by
the other side. The whole story is familiar TO the
public. sullivan was tried and convicted N the
General Sessions OF murder In the hrst ue-
gree and he was sentenced 10 be execuIea on q
the 10Th OF laSt January. HIS counsel excepted
10 the exclusion OF the evidence or phrenoio2lst
bearing upon the preispositlon TO crime OF sullivan
on account OF his peculiar chronological develop
menis and their influence on his VIII power. WIN,
our hearing the District Attorney the Court decided
that The exceptions were not tenable ana thus
anlrmei the Judgment. This Naves IL 10 the Court
to resenterce Sullivan. which will probably be done
before the close Of TIE present term.
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SUPREME COUST-cRaMSERS.
A, Defunct Fire Insurance Company Still Has
Vitality in the Courts.
Before Judge Brady.

A Defuuct Fire INSURANCE Company Still Has
Vitality in the Courts.
Before Judge Brady.
In re Baltic Fire Insurance Conapany.-Thls was
an application made on behalf OF q majority OF tho
stockholders OF the Baltic Fire Insurance Company
for the removal OF Mr.. M. A. Kipp as receiver. In
August 1862 having got Its reserved capital below
tue legal amount the president was APP
fairs. The petitioners claim inat he was too
long about IT, and that by relssuing the policies In
stead OF cancelling them. prolonged the liabilities,
and that he has failed to file quarterly accounts In
compliance with the requisition OF the statute. 1t
was commended on the other side that the receiver
court The Court, alter hearing lengthy argument
on both sides. reserved It's decision.
MinglinG Lager Beer ana the s ock and Duskin.
Society for the Reformation OF Juvenile Deltn
Quer,ts Us. Albert Diers.-A motion was made to
open the default In this case reported several days
since. 1t will be remembered that the defendant
keeps lager beer garden IN the Bowery, and tnat
an action has been commenced against him to en-
hibilions without a license. Dicr5 has appealed TO
the General Term from previous decision or the
court In the case. The Court took the papers, re-
serving Its decision.
Decisions.
The People Us. Seebdr.-Motlon granted.
Qudctenbush rs. PanE.-Morion denied. Cause
referred. Ordered to be settled.
Nauona, Shoe ana Leather Bank Us. Curtis
Motion denied.
NcCreery Us. KeHp.-Motion granted.
Ldlctor Us. Ldlrlor.-Motion denied.
BY Judge Barnard.
Bidterlrorth rs. VolkeriRg.-See opinion.
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SUPREME COuRT--TNlAL TsRn-pAaT |.

Suit Growing Out OF Sale OF Uptown Lots.
Before Judge Van Brunt.
wills rs. Wedper.-In 1854 some eighteen lots on
Eighth avenue, near Fifty-second street. were con-
veyed from piaintin to defendant The plaintiff
claimed that the property was sold for $4,000 TO
the defendant that certain mortgages on the same
and other liabilities OF the plaintiff, amounting to
$33. 000 was be assumed by tho latter, and that
the defendant did discharge such mort
cages and debts by the payment OF
$40, 900 cash and transfer or certain
mortgages. The plaintiff brings suit to recover the
$4,000 difference, and additional 1000 alleged
to be due for services rendered during ten years or
the time the deponcnt has held the property. Inc
defence Is that when the conveyance was made to
the defendant the latter became responsible for
debts TO large amount OF the Daintin, and paid
the same, and that the plantitf, being unable to
carry the property and having paid but 1000 under
an absolute conveyance, the services, 1t Is claimed
were Tor the PLAINTIFFS own protection against his
warrants or title contained in his deed 10 the de.
PENDANT. The jury rendered sealed verdict.
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SUPERIOR covAT-TRAL TEnH-pAaT |.

Verdict Against n Life Insurance Company.
Before Judge Freedman.
Catnarins Kepeney u.s. me Globe Mutual LIE
Insurance Company.-As already reported In the
HERALD this was q suit TO recover 81, 900 on q
policy on the life OF Thomas Keveney, brother OF
the plaintiff. The trial was concluded yesterday,
and verdict for 81 o92 40 given Tor the plalnun>
Run Over by . Wagon.
Wefrs rs Knoier ct dl.-The plaintin, an old
lady, was run over by the defendants wagon, and
brought suit for 900 damages. The evidence
showed that she was crossing avenue A, at Sixth
street, In company with ner daughter and grand
daughter, the latter being In her charge. the
daughter seeing the wagon coming stopped at the
curb, and called = her mother to stop, which, how
ever, she failed tddo, and hence was run over The
gence she being neither deaf blind, aud ordered
the dlsmlssal OF the complaint.
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EROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME C0JHT-CIRCUIT.

The Accident at the Peoples Gas Works.
Heavy Damages Against tbe Novelty Iron
Works.
Margaret Nolan, Admfnfstratrfr, de-, rs. The
Noreltv bon WorEs.-On the 18th OF October, 1859.
the roof Of building which was being erected for
the Peoples Gas Company, at the foot Of South
Tenth street. f. d., fell In, and William Nolan nus
band OF planting, who at work there, was killed.
His widow yesterday brought suit to recover $4,000
damages for the death OF her husband, which she
claimed was caused by the negligence Of the de.
PENDANTS.
on the part OF the defence 1t was claimed that the
roof had been properly constructed, and that vlo
lent storm caused 1t to fall The defendants tnere
FORE held that they could not he charged with negli
gence In the premises.
The jury rendered verdict in favor Of plaintiff
for the full amount claimed.
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UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT CALENDAR.

In Bankruptcy.
Before Judge Blatchford.
CASES FOR ARGUMENT TO-DAY.
SSe.-In re Henry Lewis, . bankrupt.
57o.-In re Philip Lewis bankrupt.
2sos.-Taylor vs.. O'Bricn.
INVOLUNTARY CASES.
29S6.-Avery vs. Curry.
2999.-Whtney vs. Mercer.
SOl0-Wnte vs.. Harris.
S0l6-Avery VS.. The Arnold Manuf. Company.
SOl9.-wiley ct al. VS.. Anerback ct al.
302l.-Hutten ct al. VS.. Baron.
3022-Way vs. StetsOn.
3Ooa-Green ct oil. vs.. Hecht ct al.
3025.-Hecht ct al. VS.. Hecht ct al.
S026.-Hoguet ct al. vs.. Harris Ell al
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Quarter to Six O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, April 21-8P.M.
AsnEs-Receipts, % packages. The market was uu.
changed In every respect Po SO % 81 25 with moderate
Sales and pearls nominal At from 80 . SO rs.
BEEswAx was steady with moderate demand We note
low. -
BUILDING MATERIALs.-Lime was in moderate demand
- foF and " 75 for lump Kockand LaIhs
for Eastern spruce at from dis a $50 per N feet We
quote .s' s Ssf gsnks per Zee. o per
Scotia ~ ~ " for white do, 81 10 81 so for cacned
Bricks were nrn with fair demand SIT Croton,
Philadelphia IS SIS 50 for Long Island and New jersey ~
CAsDLIs were neglected, but unchanged i value, with
only small sales a Ssc tOc for patent sperm 40 Sdc for
Ordinary sperm, Ic &c for searc, and i3c. l5c. for
COCOA Inactive nominal .. about To- &c. for st.
Domingo loc l2c for GuayAqu &c. 10c for Martinique,
zsc &c for hAacaioo, and l5c. l6c for Caracasa
coRDAoE In light request al about lsc l6Xc for
Aanls tsrreI; lskc IKE. for large small Xana,
CoyTnG-Tks make, Tor Rio was quiet bu. steady.
There were no cargo sales. active demand pre-
vailed for ios 81 our quotations We note sale Of
.rm. Sas.sSordn.Ty, lSo s1 lSsc; tain
lots i0sc lSEc-s gold, per b in bond, thirty
sinsape, Tc isc Ceylon, iSEc lie 1arsssiSo, l1c
poMns9, Iod "a bond, Szc sOc. Costa Rica, isc no
Esa's d lS is siis.n ''' a0 savani se
Corros demand for this staple to-day was mainly
from speculaors Prices without decided change The
speeia meeting a. The EIchange to-day was important being
proposed exchange and the attention the was
largely drawn OF ircm business The selection from the
' uS T Be made b vote tn: po
our last have been ~ folows.-