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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-25
PROPOSALS
FoR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
-, - TElasgny DsfxsfaEsT,

TREAsURG DEPARTMENT,
ssisd VII ss sSsys 4 hs
nE and dslyerns Al the site Of the new jail fgE he
District OF Columbia, all Of the Omissions Work
II Fassns ssaasa
the Interior OF the building, in accordance With
copies of t6s prsSIns, spsei5cstiOn, and scA.d-
quality to that used in the building: The digging
River Sds Sr
The whole Of the stenework must be delivered as
rapidly as may be called for by the Superintendent
and required By the progress Of the building, the
after the acceptance or the proposal and the work
70 be delivered, complete in the following order:
n ONE aonS rom dsss u aceepaance Of proposs
ns SST Il. g IN the s
nsgging 9f same wing, Warden,s odices, and
and pse stons csrnce 70 seutS Pri:on n0 Wns ward
sn ,, 0mees and Chapel Wing must be completed 90
proposai. nndar penalty Of % Der day far escS
and every days delay beyond the time hci elm stip
Proposals win DC made for the WORK As Exhibited
S iss Dr E and By the
No bids VIII be received except from the vners
or legs Of Che quarries fIom which the stone 10
parties who are engaged In stone cutting and VITO
have the necessary fIe titles for prompt ecuilon
Payments win Be made monthly, de1uct,ng ten
per cent. until the nnsl completion OF the con-
Ali bids must be accompanied by a penal bont of
two Responsible persons, In the sum of one thousand
doliars ~ 00 )that the bidder III accept and
form thu contract, IL awarded him, aud execute
isrs.f go the Bond 70 be approx BY the UnIt
states district Judge. clerk of the United Sta e,
which the bidder resides. =.
The Department serves the Tfsht to reject any
all bids, II Il be deemed for the interest OF the
Goyerlm6 nj to do so, TO award each division to
different bidder, TO order less OF any item
option.
Any bid that is not made on the printed form to
be obtained at this ONCE, and does not conform IN
every respect TO the requirements Of this advertise
ment. will not be considered
Proposals must he lnclosed in scaled env, lopp,
Indoors Bids for Cut Stone and Flagg!ng iur tho
New Jail, Dis:n:t Of Columbia. aud a'ldI,s.ej to
A. Il. MULLETT, -.
my1s-1st Supervising Architect,
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PFTSosMBiAE6 EGEyAToRs AMI sTATRs
FOI TIE uNITEp STATES COURT HOUSE
AND POST OFFICE NEW YORK CITY.
OFFICE OF surERrET5SpEsT,

Sealed proposals viii be received At the once OF
the Superinl endent until II m. OF the LIST day OF
June. 1874 for furnishing. delivering, hitting, and
putting IN place the Elevators and Combined Ele-
tied on the DrawinKs, described In the specihca-
tions, called for In the Schedule.
Copies Of tho Drawings, SPECIFICATIONS, and
Schedule may Be had-on application at this
All scaholdlng required by the eentraeto-s TO put
the FORK In place will be furnished by the 0ovcrn-
met free Of charge, bus will be erected bythe con-
Proposals. viii be made for each Elevator oom-
riete, and for each Combined Elevator and Stair
The Ths Elevators OF Decisions anu INNS, be
completed within three months from the dats OF
5s isRs and 81, r within siI months rom same
'e he contractors win he required 70 guarantees
thsr work FOR period , q t s years q,
compIetion, lsss ter tlel which VII be ~.
tested for the period Of az Iaopths.
Al bids mus DC seeonpsnied ~ penal bond, In
that the der viii acefpt and fern the eopttlst
II awarded him, tbs su ienry 81 the security 70 be
untsd States coun, dr the district attorney Of the
' He Dspssaf rs.s1ss, the right to rssc. .ay
or ali bids II u Be deemed for the interest Of the
Qovernmenf 70 DO %, on 70 award each division 10
diastsnL 5das " Sgf{.oI, IN, inflated sorr "a
Ds o6tsinsd h, once and does 6t conform 70 ths
requreinentl on advertisement will not be con.
parties who are not naassd in The manlfsctars o.
Ai frops:si. rii be ipeio.,d IN sealed ndsrsed
mys-sruATSs. :. : - ~ s-p'''. -.- = f;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-25
OPfIce OF sgPERiNTENDEST,

-. PHILAPELPHiX,. Aprii Il, .B7i.
and deliverins on the Site Of The new court-hosss
and Post Once 1T Philadelphia Pa, say 90 cubic
yards, more Or less, Of Granite or other hard
and suitable for concrete.
Also, for SO cublc yards, more less, of Bubble
saits5le stone, Which e il. sound darssie and bonds
readily with cement or ordinary mortar and OF sur
neisnt ske g be elassed as one two and three men
mer perpendicular TO the bed: at least one quarter
bsre mCfe op c Hydraulic,
Selnent equal In quality and strength TO the best
R0sendae; each barrel must contain not less than
Also, for 600 cubic yards, more or less, clean,
sharp, river bar sand:
mitt.d with the proposals.
Delivery Will be made AZ such times and In sch
quantities a: may be deemed necessary by the su-
Bidders may submit proposals for one or all of
the preceding lem, ., ma ga Al Ihef option
form and be lnclosed In separate envelope.
All bids must be made on the printed toru, to pc
Accommodated 81 penal bond of two on" rs.ponsbe
persons in the sum Of one thousand doars, 0l oOo
conditioned that the 6iddsr Viii accept ana perform
the security TO be esrtlned BY the United States
Judge, Clerk OF the United States Court, or the
District Attorney OF the district In which he re-
Payment will be made monthly, deductIng ten COZ
me Department reserves lie rishi 10 reject any
or all bids " Il pc deemed for the interest OF the
Every bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtained in this once, and must conform in every
respect 10 tho requirements Of this advertisement
v.oe Ss
Bubble Stone, Cement or Sand Gas the case may be
Gf hf Ssd ss,s snS Post
ap2s-24t JOHN MACARTHUR, JR., Sdpcr't.
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@. Now, let Us see how much that makes. That
makes el.1G Now, when you charge up to the
Government do you allow the board any percent
age on the management Five per.teent ts no,
then, on that, or have you calculated thatf A.
do not know. have nothing to do with that.
did you add reasonable charge for any profit to
the contractorf A. The highest price OF profits.
q. Then 1t cost II cents too muchf a. fes,
The Witness. here present the bill for this
very tagging Of Nicholas Acker, dated august
and October, 1889. Here 1t is.
The Corporation Of Huntington City to NfehoiS'
Acker, DR..
WASHINGTON, October 2, Nds.
Aug-Oet. To work performed and ms
terfals furnished under con-
tract for completing the
sidewalks, cutters, and
crossings along Franklin
school-house;
Sins, at % cents, d, $50 20
oGr6-stOne, at 81. 500 90
To175k square yards ofpaved
cutters, at so oents, 40 20
To 4oT linear feet OF North
river gutter stone and
bridging slabs, at 70 cents, 1872 80
To l414 feet (clrcular) granite
ourb, at 4l.6o, = q 20
To one bluestone steps,
dressed, 6H feet long el.bo, Il 30
To cutting two coal-holes and
furnishing iron covers, so
To labor In lifting blocks un-
der granite step and fur
nishing material therefor, Is 90
TO two settlers and two labor
ers, ressttIng curb accord
ing to directions received, 10 90
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
OYFICE ASSISTANT QUARrEnNAsTER,
fOHT MONROE, VA, May II. 1874. 4

OYFICE ASSISTANT QUARTEnHAsrER,l
FoHT MONROE, Va, May II. 1874.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, with copy OF this
advert.s sment attached, will be received at this
Office until a the s0th day OF June, 1874, for
the delivery OF the following named supplies at this
post during the fiscal year commencing July l. l57I
at such times, snd in such quantities as may be re-
Quired. subject to the usual Inspection, VIZ:
SIS cords Ner, niabe Wood, (more or less, }
Pine or Oak required.
IS, 067 pounds Corn, (more or less,)
13s, lS8 pounds Oats, (more or less.D
193, 070 pounds Hay, balcd, lmore or less.)
l09. 81 pounds Straw, b1led, (more or leSs.)
The Corn and Oats to be clean aud well sacked.
The Hsy TO b. Timothy of good quflity. free from
weeds. and cut In season, we'll cured and baled
The STRAW TO be Rye Of the best quality CLEAN long
Blank forms Of proposals, with quantity printed
thereon (which IN all cases must be properly file
ami certified to, Will be furnished on application
TO this Office.
Proposals will be marked Proposals for For
age, ~ or proposals for Wood, az tho case may
be, and addressed TO the nnoersigBei.
THEO. ). ECKERS0E,
Captain and A. Q. N. BV't Major U. 8. A.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.
HEADQUARTERS U. s. MARINE CoRrs,
QUAKTERMAsTEh's OFFICE, 7

E1hOE OoAAo EOh RA44ONSs
HEADQUARTERS U. s. MARINE coRrs,
QUAETERMAs!sTER's 0FTIcE,
Sealed proposals will be received Ii ills once IN
June next for arnshiEF Iaon tn o he GnI 2!
states Marln,s at the following stations from LIST
s2kFRik EsFgW,N sf T. aa9RssiFs;
MhsiflssToa CRY. pi.!riet q Columbia;
hISSaf9fiSs Maryland;
Bacon, or one pound and four ounces Of SAT- or
wese e harm or one
four ounces o. Corn Meal; and to every one hnn.
Coffee, or eight Pounds Roasted Tor roasted and
Gr gS FOUR quart. of
gar; one pound aud four ounces Of Adamantine or
and twelve ounces Of Salt, and four ounces of
The rations are to be delivered uponthe order OF
the commanding officer of each station, the Fresh
Beef either In bulk or by the single rsti9n Of good
the PORK. No: j, Prime Mess Pork; he Flour known
the station Is located: the Coffee, good Rio the Su-
sop%a New Orleans or Us equivalent and the
sV All Subject to inspection
sponsibty must be certified by United States dis
trct judge district attorney or collector, must
NJ PROPOSAL viii be considered unless aecompa-
MED BY sneh ms 81 he %s
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
send the the rsf Insertion to this
Propossis to be endorsed Proposals for Rations
i anu addressed " 'Ne William B. SLACK,
Major and ousrtermaster, U. 5. Marine Corps.
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nTR Treasury DEPARTMENT., ,

WAsHIS0roN, ID. G., April p 1874.
Scaled proposals viii be received at this ONCE until
10 O'Clock "a. m. SATURDAY, May %, 1854,
for furnishing eight hundred (so) tons OF run OF
mine Georges creek) Cumbe coal, to be de-
lyered at such times and places and IN such guam
Titles rs may be required. and subject TO the condl
1870 viz: THAT such coal shall weigh 2 90 pounds
to the ton, and shslI be inspected and weighed and
livery by the person appointed and qualified under
tne act or mat and mat the fee
and delivered shall be paid by the contractor"
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the 23d day OF May, 1874, the Department re-
serving the right to reject all or any portion Of the
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
MED by Satisfactory evidence OF ability to fulfill the
the contract, nor will any payment be made without
the certificate Of the inspector that the coal fur
nished Is such as the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent 10 the
Office of GEO. II. MCCAkTEE, D.
Chief Of Bureau Of Engrayi and Printing, Treas-
ury Department. ap24-F, M&Wtd
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: Ta9.0. 11op1aane,
US. Commissioner aad Examiner In chancery.
= sHoRTIfAAD wRITRR
AND LAW REPORTER
ofaee-Eo. no street. between First and Second
streets, facing Indiana syepue. uha
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GROCERIES.
COFFEE DROPPING.

We are glad TO offer our customers stiH another
reduction In the price Of coFEEE, and quo;s;
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, ehoicest...40 cts.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, choices.
40 ctg.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, good. =. ..ss cts.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA. good. ...4s cts.
MARAcAIBo-A large lot of the aue.. ever
brought To this market. Just received; price low.
LAGUYRA-whiss Santos, Rio, &C., at r.n.rka-
bly, low rates.
MoCHA-we are also just In receipt OF , new los
of this variety, which guarantee to Be of sups-
riOr QUALIFY,
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SUGARS
so
TEAS.

wehsve recently added to our stock In this de-
partment by the purchase of LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-cRoP TEAS OF tho different varieties,
and hence we are now prepared to offer special In
dueemenls.
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PROVISIONS.
PAINTING.
PIANOS.

TIME oELEBRATEp XNABE MCCAIN:
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e"e kEE5HakSbxcH'sf isno wsrsFoons,
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w. NJ. sHusT Err 4 BROTHER
FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH AND AMERI-
CAN DRY GOODS.
No. 9I9 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, d. c.,
Call the attention Of their customers and the public
to their elegant stock OF
NEW SPRING GOODS,
which has been largely increased within Che past
week with great many new goods from the late
large auction sales in New ORR, where purchased
largely at low prices.
wename: Elegant Black and Colored Silks, Gray
and other Fancy Stripes; Foulard and Japanese Silks
French Organdies and Jaconets; Linen Lawns in
great variety; Linen Battists, In plain and satin
stripes; Gray Silk and Wool Serges Gray and other
Mohairs and PoplIns; 200 pieces New Style Percals.
and the most superb assortment OF
LUPINs BLACK SILK AND WOOL GRENA-
Dimes
ever offered in thfs market, and ss low as the same
quality can be procured in New York or elsewhere.
ELEGANT SATIN STRIPED GRENADINES
for Poionnaise, all widths; Lace Points and Lace
Jackets, warranted pure Llama.
One price only.
w. N. SHUsTER & BRO,
my23-st 9l9 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CARPENTERS.
DENTISTS.

nENFlSrHY-oR FOSTER, NJ. D., FOR
~ thirty years Dental Practitioner Ia Philadel-
phai and New York, attends to all branches OF his
profession II No. Ilo6 New York avenue:
matcrfals on The most reasonable. terms nos-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-25

Malaga Fruit Company,
4os NINTH STREET-
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r. E. Smith q Co.'s CRUSHED WHEAT aud
GRAHAM FLOUR. just received fresh from the
mills In Brooklyn. N. Y, and for sale low.
Also, another hogshead tneariy ton weight,J
choice new TURKEY PRUNEs. which We sell At Is
cents, or seven pounds for 81
In Short our stock Is now large AMI complete, and
wo selling low.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-25
HAVANA CIGARS.

We have added to our stock hne assortment or
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS, and SEX no other.
We have rearranged our prices, cutting them down
to 4 margin OF profit that no house doing an excIu-
slye cigar business could live
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-25

Ths above bill Is herewith certified as correct
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-25

FLOUR
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, por sack :. .ss.7s
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per SACK ...... ease
BURNT MILLS FAMILY at lowest rate.-
SAAowENGER'S FAMILY.
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY.
EXTRA FLOUR at $40, ss2s and % per sack
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THE COURTS.
laries Of the SuperisorS---City Suits
Comptroller Green's Economy.
BARD OF SUPERVISORS AUDIT.
he Controversy Over the Legality
of Vacating Assessments.
ENBEgSHIP OF THE COTTON EXCHANGE.

In the case OF the Investigation into the charges
efalcations and misappropriations OF moneys In
Fustet 10 him, counsel was heard on both sides.
be referee, on the conclusion OF the arguments
lated that he would reserve his decision till
tuesday next.
In The General Sessions yesterday the bail of
{haries B. Orvis, against whom the Grand Jury OF
Iae county have found twenty-five indictm on
fharges OF forgeres OF bonds OF the Bunalo and
Erie Railroad, was fixed at $4,000
United States Commissioner Shields Yesterday
ssued TWENTY-FIVE additional warrants against
)9uor dealers for non-payment OF the internal
3cvenue tax levied on their business. Eleven
Sther cases OF previous arrests were disposed or
bone being held for the action OF the Grand Jury
knd others discharged. 1t would be well FOR al
Iiauor dealers In the city to understand that they
kre compelled TO pay this tax yearly, ana they can
Dave considerable trouble and expense BY
promptly complying with the law.
IN the United States Circuit Court suit has
been commenced against the suretles Of 5ymmes
deceased formerly Quartermaster in the
died defaulter TO the government to the amount
pf S4O0, 900. On The death OF Gardiner among his
papers were found some $3.50, 900 in bonds. which
had been lost by Mr.. J. Lorrimer Graham while
riding in q Sixth avenue car The facts IN relation
to these bonds their loss and subsequent strange
recovery. have already appeared In the HERALD
suit having been brought against the executors OF
Gardiner, through which the bonds were returned
TO Graham, under . decision OF Judge Van Worst,
pf the Court Of Common Pleas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-24
SALARIES OF THE SUPERVISORS
Comptroller Green's Economy.

The members OF the Board OF Supervisors have
|never relisned the Idea OF being limited to draw
ang but one salary, the one allowed them as men,
beers OF the Board Of Aldermen Having deter
mined TO fight the matter out with the Comptroi.
ler but with laudaDle desire 10 entail as little
costs on the city possible, an oner was made TO
Mr.. Green that Que OF their number should bring
leuit and make the same a test case. Mr.. Green.
however, would listen to no sucn proposition and
the result was each Individually Instituted suit,
retaining Mr.. A. Oakley Hall as mis- counsel. The
Corporation Counsel seeing the possibility, or the
city beng mulcted III dozen bills oil costs, made
motion yesterday through Mr.. Dean, IN Common
Pleas, Chambers, before Judge Larremore, to COM
Del the supervisors to do what they had
voluntarily offered to do. Mr., Hall opposed
the motion, claiming that IL was TOO late, mas
much as each supervisor had already Instituted
separate action. He insisted that, IN the drst
place, the Court had no such power, but that even
II, as in motions to consolidate actions between
one individual and another individual, the power
existed it could only be discretionary. And, Ap-
pealing to such discretion, remarked that one OF
his clients expressly asked the Finance Depart.
1nent. before commencing suit II recovery W a. had
IN one suit all Ike claims would be paid without
litigation, but was refused. Counsel was willing
now TO discontinue all suits but one II the Comp
troller would sipuate IN writing TO pay every Su-
pervisor should any one validate MS claim at law
d. The motion was denied, and all the suits con-
tinue. With increasing bills OF costs In each case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-24
TIE ENGLISH HOP DISTRICTS,
IRON Capital and Labor.I

The Hop Journal says:-In the hop growing
counties OF England, as in French vineyards, the
frost has committed serious ravages, and early as
Is the season, 1t is all but certain that The de-
structi0n OF considerable portion of the crop Will
be the result. In some grounds, We are told the
frost has done more injury than the oldest inhab-
liant can remember. Certainly such severe frost
has not been known In May Tor the last thirty
years. In the low-lyiog grounds, which In hot
forcing seasons the most prolific, the bine has
been most seriously injured. the greatest ravages
being observable where the suDs0il Is clay; rocky
and deep eubsOils escaping with comparatively
little injury beyond the heads OF the bine being cut
and the growth checked As one correspondent
points out, the hop plant Is far more hardy In Its
nature than we generally imagine or 1t would have
been entirely cut down. as the pieces or peas. cab
bage, DC, and even ash and chestnut plantations.
AS II Is the heads OF the bine have turned black and
the leaves, which first we're spotted, subsequently
became yellow, and now the grounds look as
though IRE blast had gone through them.
Already we have reports OF the fea In my RAIDS,
and the great danger h that the sickly condition
OF the pant-the eject OF the frost and cold sha rp
wlnds-wtll lead 10 an increase OF aphls this pest
having already made its appearance In various
quarters. Sh0uld this be the case, the growers
will be very fortunate II they escape total blight.
the season, however, Is yet early, and fortnight
Of warm weather, with genial overs, and espe-
cialy steady increase Of night temperature. will
do wonders for those grounds which have not SUI
fered severely The most that we can hope for
under present circumstances Is partial crop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-24
THE COURT OF SESSIONS.

The criminal calendar OF the Court OF Sessions
for the month Of July has been disposed OF, owing
to the indefatIgabe exertions OF Justice Moore.
Thirty.one indictments were found by the Grand
Jury this session, and the Court has attended to
them ALL Yesterday Joseph Emmett. convicted OF
grand larceny, was sentenced to the Kings County
Penitentiary for one year. Charles Hardey and
James Giiroy, who were indicted for robbery, were
discharged through the mercy OF the Court
Annie Collins girl Of sixteen, convicted OF lar
ceny, pleaded guilty. The Court, In consideration
OF her tender years and previous good conduct,
sent her TO the House OF Refuge instead OF the
Penirentary, where reform Is next to impossible.
Edward flanagan and Thomas Holmes, VINO were
indicted for burglary in the third degree. were
manded to jail to await trial before the September
term OF the Sessions which Will open on the 18TH
OF that month. Sentence will be passed to-day
and tomorrow upon several prisoners who have
been convicted. Next week Will be devoted to
the trial of civil causes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-24
MARINE COURT-CHAMBERS
Decisions.

BY Judge McAdam.
Westheimer vs.. Observation-Disclosures granted
Oakes VS.. Clayton.-Mosion granted on supulat-
ing not TO sue.
Carr VS.. Adams.-Motion granted on conditions.
Egberts VS. Smidt.-MOtlon granted on con-
dtttOns
Gardner va. Thurston. granted unless
the conditions are compiled with.
Majer vs.. Eilenberg.-Motion granted condition.
ally, "a per order signed.
Watts vs., PAradise.-M0ti0n for new trial
granted on payment OF costs, &c.
SutiO vs. Bunn.-MOtiOn granted as per order.
Heath vs. Austin.--See memorandum.
Blrdsall vs. Johnston.-MOtion granted, with $40
costs, unless defendant comply with conditions.
Osborn vs.. VOck.-Judgment for plaintiff for
$93 81, amount ana interest.
willard vS. Lainbeer.- Notion denied, without
costs.
lander Vi. UnRcrer.-M0ti0n heard, case to be
tried July 81 at one p NJ, and motion to be de-
cided after the trial.
Hoilyer Vs. Maul.-Notion granted as to SOL so.
Washburn Moer Manufacturing Company vs..
Kaibneisch.-Motion granted. See memorandum.
BY Judge JOachimsen.
Sears vs. NATURALIZATION to open default
granted on condition.
Wells VS.. Campoell.-The Judgment already en-
tered should be reduced TO $3.50, but without pref
udice interference any way with all plaintirs
security and proceedings already had.
Werderg vs., decentralization TO open default
granted on condition.
McCape vs.. McMahOn.-Order that defendant be
discharged from Imprisonment on execution.