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Medical College OF the State of s. C.
At Charlea8on. 8. G.

THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES in
i this institution will begin on the 18th Of
October, and terminate early in March fol.
ditions enables the Faculty to say, that the
CLINICAL advantages OF the school are un-
surpassed at the South. In view of the i'm
Poverished condition Of the South, and the
colleges at the South and West, the charges
now made are simply for defrsying the our
rent expenses Of the session. Good board
can be had in Charleston at aa reasonable
rates as in any Southern city. For circula
or other particulars, apply to
R.A. KINLOCH, n. D., Dean.
rsept7 m8
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In the Matter of the Blue Ridge Rail.
road Company in South Carolina,
Bankrupt.
DURSUANT to the order of Hon. GEO. 8.
i BRYAN, Judge OF the District Court OF
the Cnitud States for the District OF South
Carolina, the creditors of the said the Blue
bankrupt, holding or claiming liens against
the estate, real or personal, Of the said
bankrupt, are required to present and prove
their said claims before julius G. Carpenter,
Esquire, Register OF Bankruptcy, at his
Office, Broad street, Charleston, s. G.. on or
before the THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1873. JOHN p. SOUTHERN,
JAMES p. Low,
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS,
Assignees OF the Blue Ridge Railroad Com
pany in South Caroiina, bankrupt.
Septic va
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Heinitsh's 8 Queens Delight.
INe Grent Hiood pur;t;o,.

TIC Great Hood Purifier.
NOR the cure OF all Chronic Diseases. Scro
- fula, Ulcers, Chronic rheumatism. Fry.
sypelas, Kidney, Bladder and Liver Com
plants, Dyspopsia, Affections Of the Lupga
and Throat, Female Disorders. Purifies Ire
Blood, Restores to Health and Vigor, Clears
the Skin and Beauties the Complexion. Get
tho real Queens Delight, at HElNITSH'S,
(none other genuine,) Columbia, y. G.
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Funeral Invitation.

The relatives, friends and acquaintances
oi Mrs. A. Galliott and daughter and of her
grandson. JULIUS PRINCE, are respect
FULLY invited to attend the funeral services OF
the latter, THIS MORNING, at II o'clock, at
st. Peter's tCatholic) Church, without fur
ther invitation.
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Heinitsh's Great Blood and Liver Pills

Heinitsh's Great Blood and Liver Pills
DERFECTLY tasteless, elegantly coated,
l. for the cure Of all Disorders OF the Sto-
mach. Liver, Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder, Ner-
tiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsis, Inflamma-
tion OF the Bowels, Bilious Fever, Biliousness,
Piles, and all Der erangements OF tho Internal
Yiscera. Warranted to effect positive cure
Price, % cents a box Sold by Z. Fl. HEI-
NITSH, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Co.
lumbis, s. C. July 29 /
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Thanks TO the Fire Companies and citizens
for their efficient aid in extinguishing tho
FIRE on my premises, last night; only for
which, my loss would have been much more
severe. j. CRAWFORD.
COLUMBIA, September 13, 1879.
Sept ID ~
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Shingles.

shingles.
WE are now prepared to furnish onr fret
w class CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES in
any desired quantity and upon the shortest
notice. For economy, durability and supe-
rior finish, they cannot be excelled. Ship
ments made to any part OF the country
promptly.
MolfAsTER. MoNTE1TH i RoATH.
March 16 emo
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The "Morris Cotton Gin."

HAVING enlarged my business, again
IL offer the above Gin to the planters OF
South Carolina: Having been thirty-eight
years In the business, l feel confident can
please the most fastidious My Gins are war
ranted to please, or no sale. They run
lighter. gin cleaner, make more lint from the
samo quantity OF seed cotton, than any other
Gin made. Tho price iO,oer than any Gin ir
the market. Planters Wishing these Gins.
will please order edrly, to avoid delay.
Price, SO SO per saw.
WOOD TURNING OF every style done with
neatness and despatch, and cheaper than
dress se q. MORRIS.
July IL 3m HI Columbia, g.. C.
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Teas and Coffee.

VSPECIAL attention paid to tho excellence
~ OF these domestic Injuries.
TEAS from SO cents to choicest imported
at 50. 90 per pound. Our PAROHED JAVA
COFFEE is genuine; also, Mocha; stock Of
RAW COFFEES varied and sold at low
pricos. GEO. SYMMERS.
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J. @. MARSHALL, Attorney at Law.
Office in Ldm Range
A LII business entrusted to his care
IA promptly attended to. Aug 10 t1mo
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that application
~ will be made to the Union Marine aud
Ere insurance Company, Of Galveston,
Texas, for renewal Of Certificate No. 242. for
l2O shares, dated March Is, 1859, issued to
Benjamin Goss, the original certificate hay
ing Deen lost or destroyed
THOMAS C. COVER,
HAMLIN BEATTIE,
Sept 2 tu4 Executors.
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An6t1eo:,,naiSs,a ,.I&E

Au6tt1oh ias4a,.4s. ]
" SENECA OITY. e,a,H ~
IA SECOND Auction. sslo Of LOTS here
"a will commence on
i WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 1, 1878,
And ccctiHre unttl all the Lots shall have
been sold which may be wanted.
We propose at this sale TO otter q few,
twenty-five acre tracts Of woodland adjoining
the town. 80 f
Our former statements, as to the delight
fulness and saIubrity OF the clfmate, good.
ness Of the water. and mercantile advantages
OF the place. locsted as 1t is in a section OF
the country where every thing known to the
temperate zone may &c sro|1; aS6un11,aas Z
minerals and dotted With numerous and
superior water powers, available the year
round. as also as to tho excellent moral cha
raeter OF our people, will be remembered. .
TERMs-One- third (or more, at the option
Of the purchaser) in cash; balance let De.
oember aud 1st April next, in equal Install
ments. secured by notes and mortgages.
~. NORTON,
Sept IA IA A. .W.lTHOMPSON.a
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XXTII.L afford instant eaee, Inflammation
w Of the Kidneys. Inflammation OF blad-
der. Inflammation OF the bowels, congestion
of the lungs. sore throat, difficult breathing,
palptntion OF tho heart. Mysteries, Group,
diphthcria, catarrh, il fluenza, head ache,
tooth-acho, neuralgia, rheumatism, cold
chil's. aguo chills.
Tho application of the QUAKER LINZ.
MFNT to the part or parts where the pain or
Twenty drops in half tumbler OF water
will, in fow moments, cure cramps, spasms,
sour stomach, heartburn, sich head aohe,
diarrhTa. dyscntary, collie, wind in the
bowels and ali internal pains.
Traveller shonld always carry bottle OF
QUAKER IMMINENT with them. A few
drops in water will prevent scknees or pains
from change Of water.
1t is better than whiskey bitters as sti-
mulant. Price 90 cents. Sold only by
Aug z. Il. HEINITSH, Druggist.
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.,

TllE COLUMBIA GAS Light CONCANY
Il ISL cpared to supply Fannie. t!nteis,
Bhkeries. &c., with the above namrd article
at 10 GENTS per Dushcl at the Yard OF the
Company.
Persons desiring to use the article can be
supplied by calling at the Office of the Sec
retary, who will furnish orders for quantity
required. Al it ID considerable trouble and
consumes much OF the time OF the Supcrin-
tehdent III making accounts and collecting
them, the cash wifi be expected to accompa,
NY all orders. JACOB LEVIN.
Sept ntii.h2w Sec'ynnu Treas
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Mills House Stables.

JUST received at the above Sta
eaES1 hlrs, twenty head fine KENTUCKY
.A&s MULES, most OF which are well
~ b.. Hi:l be sold cheap for cash.
~npt .3 j. y. LONG. agent.
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The Georgia Gin.
IN entering our ffth season with these
~ GINS. we have only to say, that in
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the BEST
they have any knowledge of.
We GUARANTEE them to gin as clean, run
as LIGHT. GIN as FAST and turn out as
MADE. Please order early, go As to avoid
disappointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded en- application.
LORICK Il LOWRANCE.
juno 81 Sole Agents for South Carolina.
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GEORGIA
COTTON Press

THE above PRESS is the most SIMPLE.
i STRONG and DURABLE in tho market.
Price, complete. s125. Send for circular. =
PENDLETON i BOARDMAN,
Patcntecs and Manufacturers, Foundry and
Machine Works, Kollock street, Augusta,
Georgia. Aug &c 3mos
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COMPRISING and combining every fabric
and color and price and material known to
tho trade. They range in price from is cents
to 80 90 per yard, and wo can suit any lady in
the State in price. color. style. DC.
They were bought in this large quantity
TO supply people all over the State with At q
low rate. and we are sure we can do it to the
entire satisfaction OF All who eptrust their
orders to us.
full line Of every conceivable kind CT
goods kept in FIRST GLASS MILLINERY,
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS AND
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS HOUSE on
hand, and Samples furnished by Mail or Rx-
press, and goods sent according to order,
and guaranteed to please FOR THE CASH.
Sept 13 r. SILVER & co.
SEGreenville Enterprise ana Mountoinser.
I.aurensville Herald, Carolina spartan,
Camden Journoi Sumter Wdtchmdn and
True Southron and Lexington Dispatch copy
tgice and. notice. and aena bill.
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Fertilizer Notice

A LII NOTES for Fertilizers. Phosphntes
n and Guanos sold by us mature on LIST
November next, and if not paid then. will be
placed III the hands of an attorney for coilcc-
tiOh. Pay promptly and save expense
COPELAND & BEARDEN,
Sept l3 lmo Agents, Columbia, IS. G.
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COKE! COKE.

From The Best Tennessee cort:
PKEPt FOR IOI'E WINTER IT!HI!
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Just Received.

A FRESH supply OF CRACKERS, assorted
"A CANDIES and TOYS. For good BREAD
and CAKES. call at KRAFT'S Bakery.
AugnstS
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oS1'' 'Aodhb6O S/8 odOtU O/S.
Governments steady, at nominal prices.
State bonds steady. Cotton weak-up-
lands 205s; Orleans 81. Futures opened /:
September lS1a 1a@185s; October IT 3-16,
IS; November 1875; December 177s;
January II 1916, 177s. Flour dull,
without decided change. Wheat quiet
and steady. Corn firm-steam Western
mixed G3@65. Pork quiet and steady-
new mess 17.371a@17.50. Lard firm
old steam s 7-16(09la. Freights firm.
z. M.-Cotton net receipts 2S4
bales; gross 1922. Futures closed
easier; sales $500 bales: September
Is 1892; October II 1892; November
1875; December II GIG. Cotton weak f;
sales o65 bales. at 2lls@2l7s. Flour
inactive and unchanged. Wheat 1(a2o.
lower for spot; futures unchanged. Corn
in fair inquiry aud shnde tirmer. Pork
frmer-nsw 1850. Lard higher-Sla =
@9 liz. Freights firm. Money easy,
at GOT. Sterling 855. Gold 113a@11lS.
Governments stsady but nominal. States
dull but steady. The bank statement
shows loans have decreased S3,S38, 600;
specie decreased $l.324, 700; legal ten
ders decreased ST, 1862, 700; deposits de-
CREASED 81, ,455, 200; circulation increased
S27, 900.
MOBILE, September 13.-Cotton
quiet-middling 1871; net receipts 90
bales; exports coastwiso 47l; sales 100
stock s, ,207.
/ NEW ORLEANS. September 13.-Cot-
ton demand fair-middling 181a; low
middling IS; strict good ordinary 16
net receipts A; gross $50; exports coast.
wise 674; stock 1881; sales 100.
CHARLESTON, September 13.-Cotton
quiet-middling 1872; low middling IL
} (@18L; strict good ordinary II; net re-
ceipta $40 bales; gross 800; exports
ooastwise 217; sales 500; stock 4,078. :
PHrLADELpH1A, September 13.-Cot
ton quiet-middling 20k; low middline
l9H; strict good ordinary 173z; net re-
eeipta q; gross 344; exports to Great
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and on the house-tops in the vicinity.
Many roofs OF high buildings were co.
vered with people with glasses to view
the promised ascension. The process
OF imitation commenced this A. NJ, and
continued steadily during the day and
afternoon. Many people believed there
would be o bona Jl1e ascension, but
others were skeptioaI. At ten minutes
past 4, the balloon suddenly swayed
towards the North, ripped half way
around with great tearing sound, and
fell flat to the ground. Tho immense
volume OF gas which had been pumped
into it, nearly 100000 feet, escaped,
nearly suffooating those who stood on
the lea side. Inspector Folk, Mr..
Goodsill and Police Commissioner
Briggs, had but an instant before shift
ed their positions to Eastward, md
both escaped being buried in the net
ting and canvas. The crowd made q
general rush over the ropes, with the
Intention OF tearing the balloon into
small pieces, ahd carrying them off as
memensoes, but the strong force of the
police OF the ground charged and drove
them back, but not before many sue
ceeded. Stiner, who had contracted to
fill the balloon, said that it would be oil
folly to attempt another infiation, as
the bag was not made of proper mate
rial. SO the enterprise is Abandoned
for the present.
LoNDoN, September 12,-It is re-
ported that Earl Granville has told the
representative of Spain here, that the
British Government insists upon the
Liberation of the officers and crew
captured on board the steam. yacht Deer.
hound,
New YORK, September 13.-Kenyon,
Cox & Co.. stock and gold brokers. have
failed m
WASHINGTON, September 13-Gov.
H. d. Cooke has resigned and A. II
Sheppard has been appointed Governor
OF the District Of Columbia Territory.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
States, rain areas tonight, with winds
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DECIsION3--NOy. "a

Supreme Court-C hambers--Barrett ferguson
AIT Andrews-M denied with $40 coss Esg sgI
Motion denied without costs snd WIN ns 70 - eyel
BlAnchsrt Cobb sgt seymour; hsen S3 H.
Wells oac Mage;dn agt DOys1sweGd Kan s Geeet ait
MeMsSus 81 az Merdsn silver Company agt Deeysni
HYDE YerH {: al Law ct a. e. Cf1 Ks s1a ss wells
Parker GrmeyMotOns granted Gender sg' Se,son
al Clark 'gt Tqrne7, Austin e a. sgL phe MO- ,,.sd Ne
chanc National Bank sgt Wosut-AoSenos o. ~
granted KamP at hsmg etLEP,nnh AZ denied
In The ,er ko Tanage pcsiion denei Durham ct a. ag
MacE Ferguson agt Andrews-Moons granted with sO costs
Rslsy sgt Iniui b. and W X Co-hoson grnnei uPoS pa
granted $40 Remington sgt gIsoeo dS
ADJUSTED Sc Kelly agt IraFs-'0h oo"
without and With leave 90 renew, &c
Superior Court Special Term -Sedgwick. j.
Palmer Poeymoon 20 dseontnue deaea "l.hoos '' IT,
menu Dodge scs i.o. g Of The contents
Of Rhbt No (see menu Frye sgt Fye-OJer for am9nJ 70
paintH reference Phbs igt Banker ReeshYe' &c. ss %
Ins Co Stoker AIT b. lDl n 5. Co-Oders granted - .
Curtis J-Ma.y sst Rugsrorter sTsnns new ta COTS 70
abide the event. O.,
Common PIeas-SpeciaI Term-Larremore, jim
the matter &C. Weaver Farrell Kng-Appea!ols gotei'
WsEer at. hiluon-Orier satisfying Iuinent ggeon a9'
N Of Pilots at Nesbt.-Orisr, signed Ward igt
LsmercIer Report confirmed. and divorce ordered
Count Of Appegls-ALBANY, Nov. lS.-Ihe follow
ing decisions rendered IN The Cou Of hppeS IL CO.
Western Railway Company goorhee ag Cos9 ast
Isntrebln Judgment reversed and new tnai an 1 h
The PeoDe proceedings renIu ior
ing on further proof abide the final DEC on OF te
c1swimerlng and hoent aZt Foster otler OF ,hT ,gt
Johps.on Appeal, with c0StBoirl oil hduoauOD
ton act Wat Costello ag BnghamioO snd view s
ar Epc AnUea sn ,ej-Peope rel Green ag smith no.
n AIT enn,ns ordered that notion stand over ana
De heard s The Commission Of % bs a German United Ban-
geicli S. Stephens Church oi Bsnio
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Nicholas Powers policy dealer. was adn' h i,dse
bail 10 80 yesterday Of hayiag been g,aDse1
TsDpen Of Brooklyu the which will come oeO'' ~
Term. o
Frank Daniels waiter on the steamer % 9's so I'D
rsor nom another waiter was honoby discharged yesterday "
Commissioner Shields
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
Cbas Duenbery OF No. 81 West 81, x ~.
dfaul IN $500 for ssnK clothing valued AZ SO from hs
Felabm Of No 22g TboG Collins Of No 32 West Ihn
siIhst. held for examination on chaIge Oh sD ' "
Tered by John simpson living in Porty-seconist
Tn ths Court of General Sessions Judge Sutber-
land pre.ns the following prisoners pleaded guilty. n 9
stealing worth property ROssbes Rich OF NO "a
Sryecond,t Pentenuary months Ahkost Vn
and Charles ssthnsn Of stealing $40 worth oil pr9er OF %
Meyef n No 7{S Oct 20 Pnisnusry Tour
each William H. Moore Of asaultng Andrew kodnY @. 70 ~ ~
ysrst q, Nov With weight sent 20 the renenuA
three months Samuel Briggs o. stealing SO worth o. properly
81 nom Catherine MArde Of No. ll6 Cnns"pne'I "n' 'A
State Prison and half
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busv In hs repair shop a. now He LOOKS TOT a. eccu ,
ar. nd in the sprrng ever, and believes tbnt ~ VIII
ne ortunate for those manufacturers who 20 right on
w}tbout DELAY as stoppagc of part or the WORKS
v,,i se the supply he below the demand He has
had trouble with collections but IN the custom ,ha
first OF January. Money matters are much
easier now and everything seems approach
half OF the worsmen in the carriage factories IN TINS
city can afford TO be without work for few months as
about that proportion the owners OF little houses
aud have money They have great advantage In this
respect men OF the same class IN New-Nork ana
some other communities. He was working ms men on
threefourths time preference 20 lowering their wages
Other carriage manufacturers made in accord
with the foregoing
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ALLEGED MISTAKEN IDENTITY.

Thomas Sherwood, an assistant secretary at
s. paus Church. was arraigned before Judge Suther-
land in the Court OF General Sessions, yesterday,
charged with having found pocketbook belonging to
d. d. Foreman Of No. 15s Christopher-st., containing
about s236. July 10. and afterward denying having
done So officer John o. Sayercool Of the Twenty
Precinct testified 10 having Sherwood pick up the
money and TO having taken the address Of the finder
Calling at tho church week afterword' he saw sheF
wood Who though acknowledging his name denied that
he had found the pocketboOk. Several persons identi
fed Sherwood as the who found tho pocket-book.
The Rev Morgan DIX Rector OF Trinity Parish the Rev.
Agernon & Crosby. Assistant Rector at ST. Pauls, and
several OF Trinity Parish testified 10 the PRISON
ers good and Mr.. Sherwood Sad That ne ah
rot been in HudsOst where the money was picked up
on that day July Il. j. ID. Mcclellan, counsel for the
prisoner moved to discharge tue prisoner on the ground
tbat al the time OF finding the property tnere was no
evidence intent 10 appropriate IL 10 his own use
Judge Sutherland charged the jury to acqu Wlich was
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THE COURTS.
THE sAYDERsoN-BowEN LIBEL SUIT.

TIE sANDERsON-BOWEN LIBEL SUIT.
The case of Sanderson against Bowen, an ac-
lion brought to recover $4,000 damages for tho publcd-
tion of an article claimed he OF defamatory charac-
ter while the defendant proprietor and edl-
tor OF The Brooklyn Union, came up before
Judge Barnard and jury in the Circuit Court
Brooklyn, yesterday morning Mr.. sanderson
appeared in his behalf and Dissatisfaction
ney Britton and George c. Holt represented Messrs.
Bowen, Terry and McAllister, the defendants Mr..
sanderson formally opened the case charging that his
character mad been sssaed aud that he appeared to
defend II.
Henry C. Bowen was placed on the stand Mr. san
derson offered in evidence and read several articles
from The Uon OF various dates, referring 10 the
$4,000 damages claimed and another calling the plain
tia Elnathan Lugubrous slnderson" the last article
being entitled Salye for Wounded Honor" Mr. Bowen
testified that he never saw the article, aud knew h0th
ing OF the publication until the following day; ho first
learned the publication from thcpainh himself who
called his attention IL. He then and there adnitlod
tbe stree encounter. Witness told him no womb pup
sh abatement from him In regard 10 the occurrence
Mr. Sandereon then requested him TO write note 10 the
nubsher directing the publication OF such correction,
which he did with this no expressed hlmsef SATISFIED
had known Mr.. SandersOn several years. There was
farmer trial OF this about Jan. a. On tne daY or
snch publication Henry f. Bowen his had charge OF
the paper on the day OF tho trial Mr. Slnderson sh0Ok
his s I'm witnesss face, and told him he ought 70 have
from The ORR STAR also the one which followed
respectively entitled "SInderson signs" ana "Salye
Tor wounded HONOR" The verdict OF the jury on that
trial was 500 damages. Case still on.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the divorce suit Of Eeanora Leist agt.
Ernst Lest Frank Rudd has been appointed referee.
Judge Barnard has granted, in Brooklyn, an
order appointing Mr. l.. Wood Receiver OF the North
American Life Insurance Company.
In the Supreme Court of Kings County,
Yesterday Judge Happen denied motion for the resale
of the property OF the United States Trust Company
Upon the petition of Shepherd Knapp, re-
ceiver of the Bowling Savings Bank toe order
the supreme Court made Nov. 49, 1871. ordering the
linton Trust Company 10 be the depository OF all moneys
aud cash bis hands and 90 be received, mOde0
Yesterday favor OF the United 5tatos Trust Company
The hearing of the testimony in the contested
will case OF Richard K Butler. deceased, was resumed
Yesterday In tho surrogate's Court Martin H. sKeyes
testified to the eccentric Incorporate habits OF
testtor Robert h. Batter, brother OF the testatOr,
testified substantially the same, aud also that his mother
the prepayment, had great Influence over MN, and be
would DO almost nythng sho asked nun 10 do. IL. 4.
Dnnng for the prOpOnout and Samuel G.. Courtney for
the contestant
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
Gross yesterday. Catherine Ftzgibbon sued John q.
Llndman for $1,000 damages, alleging that on March a..
ls2 the defendant who hor landlord entered her
premises at No. q Hudsonst, while her husband was
absent the purpose OF removing the dampcr OF her
stove which objected that he pushod her against
tho aud injured Der bdcK very severely 10 that
suffered great pain, aud unable 70 WORK for Some
time aterward Tue doiense claimed that tue danper
OF her stove had boon put with tne stipulation thai ~
shonld be removed nererod vita tho DRAFT Ut tho
stove In the below, aud the defendant Iened hay
Ing ever assaulted the painun IN any way Verdict iVr
tho defendant with costs and S2S allowance. oscar
Frlsble the plaintiff aud A. MCIntro Tor the defend
ant.
In the Marine Court, part l., before Judge
Joachmsen. suit was tried yesterday In which JunO
q. Hubbard plaintiff. aud Thomas hcManus Ge-
fonasnL TIE rlau,ff Others accompanied The
defendant My II 10 negotiate ior tho purchase or