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DANIEL. =. BOYER. Frcst.
Rev. &. g.. ERIENNEl ER
ERRORS OE YOUTH

"A AGENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
x4NerNuIs Debility, Premature De'at, and all
the elects ~ youthful iniiscrction Wiil Tor the
sake OF suffering huinInity, send free t. ~ who
need II, the recipe ami direction Tor max ny the
simple remedy by which he was cured suffer-
"rs wishing to proht by the aivrrti>er's O. peri-
en,e can do 50 d addressing, IN perfect conn
dence, JOHN Il. OGDEN.
Aug. Ism. No. r,i,r street New York
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Canvassing Books sent frec'for the
,.s''i;xICE ''i RAFT!

An Official and Thrilling History Of
THE POLARIS EXPEDITION,
Under the Capt. Hall, hi. upt,nsly death.
Remarkable rc'cue OF tho crew from Floating
hed of leo. Also. history OF all the eIpe iii ms
to the Arctic world from the Earllst Times.
Profusely illustr ned. Agents Wanted. Addres.
, PHILADELruIA BlOK CoMrAsY, PHILA.
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A DMINIsTRATORs' NOTICE.-Letters
Aof Administration upon the est9ts Of
Hiram Schwenk. late of Middlsburg. Boro.
Snyder Co.. decd having been granted TO
the undersigned. ell parsons ksewisg thsm.
selves isdsh.sd 10 said estate ere rsqusstsd
10 make payment without delay. and those
having olaims on the sams will prsssat
them 10 :" JAAESN, vANxANDr.
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Takes" on Sight. tsss es%si%a sG%

AGENTS and Statesmen l-Hnnrg ward Rcacher's
family newspaper starts its Fail campaien giy-
ing subscribers pair ot the hrgest and hnest
0L.oGnArHs,-,wo WQst attractive subjects that
take on 'iyhi,-psinted nv Mrs. Audsrson,
as contra-ts apd companions for her "widr
Awake" and Fast As'esp" Agents have i'm
meuse success ;cail u tho ''best business ever Of
handsomest oItht ani pay very high commits.
siOns. Each subscriber, old or rev, rec elves
without Delay two heau,iml ic'ures. Full
per itself stands peeress among family Journals
being 50 popular that of II. class II has the Iarg
est circulation Ia tho world EMPLOYS the b,si
literary TALENT Edward Epgteston's grrRl
serial story u Inst beginning bick chapter, SUB
o. icd to each snbscvibsr Mrs. stoves long q
p.etst sequel to"My wife and !" besips iu ths
nov var. Apy ops Wishing y good sa,e-s ~ "a
snd .rrus 10 .. " FORD + 90, New vork, rs
ton, Chiasgo. Oiuclppati, or ssn FrAaeisoo.
AGENTS. UAErE;l
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within ninety days after re eipt of proofs Of
death, satisfactorily preshuts the SO 0'irty will
pay NJ their ONCE tho amount duJ the hoirs OF
assigns of the deceased member.
THE PROOFS oY DEATH REQUIRED AnE; LIST.
Nuin'er OF the certihcate, name OF the person
Insured, and tho patty to whom made pay abb.
81 a ceitihcai" FROM the physicidn who att n =
drd tue parry during hi, or her last sickness.
stating particularly tho nature of the disease,
It's duration, aad the time of death. 3ri A cer-
tihcate of two disiDterestei acqla aintances Of
the d"ee 'sed, certifying to the tlnc AMI IA / Of
his or her death and that lie o. sh" was ths per.
son insured by that name In this Society.
Address oil communications to
JAS. w. KNIGHT, SEC.
Home Ofiice--Frelb burg, Pa
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Sec androad HNnamaker 4 Browns
Advertisement in this paper, aud when
you go to Philadelphia do not fail to
go and see their immense stock. and
buy some Of IT,
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ESTRAY

Notice is hereby given that a Red
Bnll about two wears old came to tho resi-
dsnce OF the ~ scribcr In West Beayer town'
ship, about s.I weeks ago The oypes is here.
by required to come forward, prove properly, pay
charges and take u away, otherwise Il Will b,
disposei OF ac ording u law.
October So ia. JOHN WAGNER.
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MARRIED.

Oct. 23d Samuel A, Boyer, OF Penn township,
AMI Miss Annie armberling OF Monroe.
Oct. %, j. =. Wagner and Miss Susauus FoltI
both OF Penn twp,
I'm the 18th ult, by Rev. l.. q, Edmonds, at
the residence OF tho BRIDES father, Mr., John
Dreese and Miss Amanda Hassingsr, both OF
Beaver Twp.
ON the same day by tho same Mr.. u. A. Hnm'
dleereek twp, the latter Of Musssr Valley.
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Mail EDst connects east and west ut Eric
with l.. ) n VI. =. X. " and at Cory and
Irvincton with Oil Coeck and Allegheny
K H. W,
Mail West with east Il ives, trains on l..
5. n VI $. r. W and NJ Iyington vita oil
Creek and Allegheny Il. X. ".
Warren Accumulation east AMI west
S.ih trains on l. 5. n NJ. s. Il. ". east \
west. u at Cory with q. &. n A. Il. Il. W.
Erie Accommodation east at Cory AMI
west n Cory and lrviueton with q. &. \
\. X X. ".
Elmira Mail aud Niagara Express make
close connections NJ wlluamsport with y
&. X. ". trAiSs, north nnd soalh.
NM. A. BALDWIN
Gen'l Supt.
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CCpnecting AZ LewistOwn Junction with the
Trains on Main linc ienna II. II. and nt sun.
luty with trains OF Northern Centrrl phll, n
Er aud DaIyiilc, Hatleion n wi'kesbarrr
Railroads
80 Trains will stop at Citations marked -
only when signal Ia sgi,cn.
Pr SMITH, sup't.
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- LATEST AND LARGEST AR
riui Of NEW GOODS, lust

rttW ~ NEW GOODS, lust
bought ut PANIC PRICES.
and will be sold at extraordinary low
FIGURES.
A large and well selected stock Of the
Latest Styles ofDress Goods of oh Quail
ties Shades and Materials. shawls
Low,r than tho Lowsi. Prints uad Nus
lins, Down, Flirncls Ditto good for
Ncns weor Rddy Mo,ic Cio,hiag a N,
LOWEST PRICES
, fh5-Wc ask our old friends togcth-
or with manv new ones to come and
see our GOOd-. We guarantee satlsiaC-
ton W AGENsELLER Il Son.
Sciusgroyc. Nov To- "a
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\ DMINISTRATRIX, NOTICE..

"A Letters CUu TgsTANgsTo AssRrO In the
estate of Sussunah Fryer dc ID. late 0f tho Bof'
lugh OF Mi dieburG, SNYDER comfy, Pa, having
beer granted to the undersigned. all persons
kpowing themselves indebted to said est ito ar
rcq lssted 10 make iaulnedist" payment. while
those wing claims viii present them duly sn'
~ BARBARA App
Nov. IL, 'T3. AdminlsiratriS.
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STATEMENT Of the Mi ddloburu

STATEMENT Of the Mi ddloburg
Thorough, SCHOOL Fund up to the 2nd & June
ls7I. -
John Huch. Collector.
To amount of Duplicate tor said School
Also on duplicate for the year ending v "
June d.'12 SIS
Total t2lO. 5,
John Hucb. Collector Cr.
Paid over q J. ". Drseso Treasurer, sl35o 81
fNoneratiOn-. IL u
do anl orders 81 -
Percentage for collie, ting 80 W
1856 "
Total Dr. t2ioia
Balance Outstanding and In Colrs hands tci7 90
j. W. DrccSc. Treasurer. Cr.
Pai to q. e. Bower, inr Teaching t2Vo o.
James VI. lsnXtnJt 100 ~
Paid On o'dcrs ut the an rent years from
1859 up to the present ycis June ii 1873 I2)i -
Total amt paid for tuition n an orders tljoj 5;
j. w. Drccsc. Treasurer DR..
Receive OF John Hooh, Collector ,l.ss o.
STATE appropriation 20 30
whole amount paid ont Also! 81
Red Of col, iioch appropriation i55,T
j w nre~s Piti uy Z. l.;o
Balance due School District Ss0i ~
SNYDER COUNTY IS.
We tie subs 'iibrr- AuIIiors
of Tho thorough Of Md llohurg, Du GETTY.
mat htor hcing du'y sworn yccOriint 10 law
we met, and did audit .,ttle and adjust th,'
lorex ing school accounts OF the Treasurer AMI
collectors oi the Borough II Nildlebuty and a..
report them true aud correct, to the best Of on
knowledge and tho evidence before Us, a. above
stated.
In wi.eSs whereof W" have hsronnto set our
h'his IN the BOROUGH OF Mid lsburg at irss.td,
the % day oi October, A. ~. 1873
HENRY ! SMITH
J. H. BACHMAN
JOHN DORM,
Oct. o, IA Auiito.s
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0(ttMPHORINE" cures every psin, 30.
Nrry u. sold by all druGs,s.s. REu.
0FS UlYT. PsNs,s Ne~ Ynek -.
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II ]. r.. TELLER,
4 TTORNEY-ATLAW

0s"'revil1e, Ssyier County, Ps""a.
Al bn.i.sss entrusted 70 his esrs Will bs
VEL End lslonlly n}tsnded 10. viii prsetiss
=; - {: :ss:.is! /: :: sssl:s : =;
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Dr. ): Walkers California Vim

~
cgar BittCrS arc n purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on tle hNer Tnngcs q
tic Sierra Nevada mountains of CalifUr-
mia, the medicinal propcrtiOa Of which
are extracted thcrcfom without the Use
nf Alcohol. Tho question Is almos.
daily asked. "What is the cunsc OF the
unparalleled success of NisEGAR Err
rERSi' Our answer is. that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle.
4 perfect Rcnovator and Invigorator
of the system. Never haiprc in the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities uf VINEGAR lhrrERS III healing the
sick uf every disease man j, heir 10. They
are - gentle rurcativc as well aS q Tonic,
relieving Congestion ur Inflammation ui
the Liver and NisccTal Organs 10 Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of Dir. wAISSR's
NiNfGAR1ilfrgRS are Aperlent, DaphorG,ic,
tarmlnativr, Nutritious. Laxative. Diurr,ic,
Srdaiyc. Counter lrritant Sudoritic, Altera.
tive. and ~, H'ious
II. ". MCDONALD Il CO.,
Druggists aud Gen Arts san Franchise California,
and cor ot Washington and Charlton SITS. V Y.
sold by all Drusgists aud Dealer.
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WIDE AwAkk-AuENrS WANTED FOR
WONDERS Of the GREAT DEEP,
Nv Prof y. u. Goss". Includes Subpiarin. Div.
ihV, oc'ap Ie esraphy, AItic pisco,oricr Thru.
ing Adv"h Inre-, Whale fi-hsrrs and every,
th,rg Of interest IN abUut tho ocean. ruiiy in.
nhrhted, BouEd IN superi r styles. SuOisct
1rr prnL'snIso p9rsu PhiladelphiA. Pa
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WORKING CLASSMM.sI:.. ",Ig,, r. .

week guaranteed. Respectable -mployment a
home, day or evening; no capita r,quir.di fu.I
Instructions aud valuable ptc age OF goods sent
free by mail. Address, with siI cUtretgrl stam,I
fouNa n CU - dreenw .ch s.. N Y.
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After Sunday, Juno 29th 1873 the
Passenger Trains Of the peDnsvl-
vana Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg and arrive at Philldel.
phia New York Pittsburg aud Erie o.
follows.
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"pfcHoM tNCl. or SOUL. .OHARMISG..
I How either sex may fascinate and Ka
the love al ctinns Of any perspn thoy choose
Instantly. TL.s staple mental requirement all
with marriagc guide Egyptian oracle. Dreams
Hints to Ladies' weidinx Might shirt Sc. A
queer book. Address 4, WILLIAM - co. PUBS
rLIla
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nd will be sold at extraordinary low
FIGURES.
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silver Lu.tfc. Highly Ornsmen'ni A pVchct
protect ~ put under Stnyts Ask Your iealst
Tor u ClropiNs cent leo. Address
STAR PLATFORM, ~ bceklDan 81, n. u
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$40 s A v f. d.
THE FLORENCE

l. the ONLY Sowing Machine ,ha, feels th.
"otk b'rI"sti anil forward, or To- right aui lot,
's Tho rurch'rer may prefer. II has bon gre,,.
" Impr we'd and Simplinei aui Is lar better
lhnn Any other machine ~ the market.
IT is NOW THE CHEAPEST.
~ nee Macs, Nov. L. 70 Agent. wauioJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT.

meeting Of the Board OF Apportionment was
advertised for five O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Soon after the appointed hour Recorder Hackett,
John Wheeler, President of the Board of Tax Com
missioners. and Commissioner Van Mort appeared,
but Comptroller Green, who was at the funeral of
Mr. Kennedy, did not arrive until halEpast five.
For some twenty minutes the Board held secret
session. at the end OF which time the reporters were
admitted. A resolution was read by Comptroller
Green calling for the issuance OF $3.50 in bonds
for the extension OF Croton MAINS in accordance
with the law of 1873. This resolution was put by
President Wheeler and carried unanimously.
Deputy Comptroller St0rrs then produced huge
tome containing the taxes and assessments, and
began to read columns OF uninterestng figures
when the Comptroller turned to the reporters ana
said that such would be the business OF the even
ing, and he did not believe they would arrive
at any Ineligible result and sucn could be put
before the public at the present session. He added
that far regards the celebration OF the Fourth
of July, he had no doubt the Board would make
such appropriation for the celebration Of the ho-
day as would be proper and this appropriation
would be placed in the hands of the Commissioners
OF Parks as has been the practice for the past few
years.
The remaining members of the Board solemnly
bowed their heads in approval as the Comptroller
concluded ana the reporters filed from the room.
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ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF ANGELS,

The third annual distribution OF prizes to the
young lady pupils OF the Academy OF Our Lady Of
Angels Peekskil, NJ y, who were successful In the
examination held last Wednesday, will take place
at half-past five p. M. tomorrow Thursday. the
26th inst. The young ladies educating at this
seminary acquitted themselves very ably in their
examinations upon various SUBJECTS, and well
deserve the rewards OF merit which will be
bestowed upon them. The distribution viii be
made quite an effective affair, and visitors will
be charmed by the exhibition OF the musical
and vocal ability OF the pupils who, under the
tuition OF Professor Baird, have during the last
session made wonderful progress. The programme
embraces airs from some OF the most celebrated
songs OF ''sweet girl graduates will do we'll to
attend the presentation az Peekskill. The acad-
Nine. Gertrude Is Superior. Express trains by the
Hudson River Railroad VIII leave the Forty.second
street depot four or five times during the day an
pointed Tor the distribution. 'arsT'S~,,r-., ~
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THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY ALUMNI AsSOCIA
TON,

The annual meeting OF the Alumni Association Of
the General Theological Seminary was held last
evening in Calvary church, Fourth avenue and
Twenty-lrst street. There was good attendance,
many clergymen coming from various parts OF the
country to attend. The solemn Episcopal service
preceded an eloquent sermon by the Rev. DR.. Dix.
Within the sanctuary were the Rev. Dr. Johnson,
the Rev. Mr.. Coleman the Rev. DR.. Price,
the Rev. Mr.. Shelton, Of Buffalo, and Rev. Dr.
Hodges, OF Baltimore. Alter the reading Of the
prayers and the singing OF hymn the Rev. DR.. Dix
assembled the pulpit and preached on Catholicism
according to the true meaning OF that term.
Having explained what Catholicism was not,
he defined what it was, and expressed
some beautiful thoughts in explanation Of
his meaning Of the pure, simple, upright, manly,
loving peaceful character which belongs to Cath
Ollie In conclusion he drew. picture Of what
Catholicism would bc in the future-not perhaps
hundred-and this might be but wis.,
and no matter how far distant the time, it shall
surely come to pass that all Christians shall be
united in the one fold, in happier time than now.
The preacher spoke strongly against the errors OF
Romanists and OF Professionals, and seemed to look
upon his own Church as that which was destined to
bring the greatest happiness to the aspiring soul.
At the conclusion OF the sermon 1t was announced
that communion will be celebrated at Calvary
church this morning, at seven O'Clock, and that the
annual social reunion will Immediately afterwards
take place at the Gramercy Park House. The an
nual essay will be read In the seminary at half
three O'Clock p M.
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PRIZE SPEAKING OF THE COLLEGE OF
NEW YORK.

The prize speaking OF the College OF the City OF
New York took place at Association Hall last
evening. The large han was filed aad there was
q considerable sprlnkling Of ladies' among the
audience. On the platform were Peter Cooper,
James W. Parr, Thc1as D. Johns, General Alenado
8. Webb and other prominent men. General Webb
presided. He explained the origin OF
the prize speaking in brief address.
Mr.. J. Sherman Battell, OF the Senior
Class, then read an interesting essay which had
received the gold medal, 'The influence OF Modern
Civilization on Originality OF Th0nght.v Eben's
bauc played, and Mr. William A. Murray, OF the
Junior Glass, then read an essay, "Wbat Is Truth9"
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COLLISION IN THE BAY.

The Steamer Long Branch COl1idcs with
an Unknown Bnrk-The Steamers
Wheclhouse Carried Away, but No One
Hurt.
The steamer Long Branch, Captain Seeley when
on her trip down the bay late on Monday night
collided with bark Off Governors Island, and the
bowsprit OF the bark carried away the greater por
ton OF her wheelhouse and exploded her starboard
boiler. The joiner work ana connecting pipes
were all broken and the wheel was torn to pieces.
The engine stopped at once and Captain Seeey
cast anchor until morning. The name OF the
bark could not be ascertained. but IT Is
Ter any very serious damage beyond the
loss oil her bowsprt and jibboom. The huh OF the
Long Branch was not injured In the slightest, and
she did not leak any during the night. Yesterday
morning she was towed up to Jersey and now lies
at the wharf above the Cardiff line pier Her large
cargo OF freight was transferred to the steamer
Empire State, and went forward to Philadelphia
last evening There were no passengers on board
the Long Branch at the time OF the accident, and
consequently little confusion on board The dam
age will aggregate about eight thousand five hun
dred dollars, and several weeks will be reGured to
make the repairs The disabled craft Will be towed
up to the Morgan Iron Works, East River.
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN sEELEY.
Captain Seeley, OF the steamer Long Branch
makes the following statement:-"The story is a
very simple one. on her trip down the bay ON
Monday night with heavy load OF freight, bound
for Long Branch and Philadelphia, the steamer
Long Branch collided at ii 80, near the junction
Of East and North rivers, with bark. The
night was exceedingly dark II IL proper to say
that no blame can be attached TO the bark. she
LAID at the junction OF the tide sweeping out OF both
rivers We could see the lights, but could not dis
tingush any object In the water. The strong eddies
swung the steamer suddenly around. and the bark's
Dowsprt foued with the starboard boer-room and
wheelhouse. The steamer was disabled and
anchored until M morning We could Id not ascertain
believe IL to have been great.b
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COURT CALENDARS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CrRcuIr-Part l.-Adourned for the
term. Part 2-Heid by Judge Van Brunt-Case on.
Nos 81 ss q ts ~ a. - g. Ios a2s J Is I5a rs ds5
24 90 2sl, 252 25s 254, 2S5, $50 257 25S $50, 26l
Sedgwck-Case Part2-Adourned tor the term.
rLEAsrna T a1 lI ,d BY Judge
g72 75 1862 l3i3, ~, 1882 Part 2-Hed by Judge Loew
Case
NARINs CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part l--Held by Judge
HowlandNos 1873 1858 26s4 1852 $3.50 2748 1859 1851
2lBO 2O 2099 1881 22 1890 2340 1913 2i32 1864 1852,
is ms 2579 ls0a .ss Ss 5sso 3ss Part Held ~
23 24S5 1905 2i5S 24O3 265 1864 1896 Part S-Hed by
Judge Curs-Nos 2l72, 240 254 2i60 2 1884, 260s $751;
1870 2lG6, 2l3O, 2I36, 26z3 2757.
Cogar or GENERAL sEssIoss1Before Recorder Hack
Thomas Collary, robbery; Same VS. Edward Lafuley
felonous assault and battery Same Agnes STANDBY
beck, burglary; Same Michael Kennedy, burglary
Same Edward Iighman aud susannah righman, grand
larceny Same Nathaniel Mathew, forgery; Same
JamesH Drake three cases), forgery Same Sarah
Jacobs, receiver of stolen goods Same James Duffy
pOtit larceny.
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NEWARK INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.

Encouraged by the very natterng success last
year, the managers OF the Newark Industrial Expo
sition are rushing forward in the anticipated work
OF excelling the show OF last year. 1t has been
determined to hold the fair In the same place-the
Kirkland to open on the 1sJ OF September. A
committee is also charged TO see about purchasing
the Rink. IL is urged 10y many outside the man.
agement, who take a broader view OF the matter
than the directors, that the doors Of the Ex-
position ought to be thrown open to
the entire State, forasmuch as many leading
manufacturers OF articles not to be found In
Newark are already rappng to be Jet IN. Newark
has demonstrated what she can do alone in the
heart and the Rink and let New Jersey show what
ear do.
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THE COUR rs.

The President on the recommendation of Governor
blk, has granted pardon Colonel Robert b. Clark.
who was sentenced in the United States Circuit Court by
Judge Woodruff about two years ago to 1--WE years inn
prisonment for having in his possession counterfeit
plates for tho printing of spurious money.
The affairs OF the Stuyvesan Bank having been referred
to Register Dwight in bankruptcy, claims put in
against that establishment by the Sixpenny Savings
Bank and the New York Savings Bank TO the effect that
they should be paid in full the amount of their deposits
in the bank on the ground that under the State
law, such claims operate liens and have
preference the demands OF other creditors The
Register made report of the Judge Blatchford,
in the United States District Court The Judge holds
that the Affirmative provisions Of the State law operate
to give lien TO the savings banks in far the items Of
amounts deposited came within those provisions. The
matter sent back he Register for the purpose of
taking additional proof -.