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MEDICAL.
U. S. Marine Hospital.


ANY SICK SAILOR WHO HAS PAID
"a Hospital dues for two months preced-
Ing ghisapplication for adnission,is ,is entitled
TO Hospital reilef.
Port Townsend Hospital.
The above institution having been placed
on permanent footing. ne the United
States Hospital for Marine Patients ON
Puget Sound, the proprietor lakes pleasure
in announcing that no pains or expense
will be spared In minisfering to the com
fort and convenience Of private patients.
This II the largest General Hospital north
OF san Francisco, aud by far the most com
pleto In equipment II has been thoroughly
icdttcd and refurnlshed. Its general wards
huvo accommodations for about one hun
dred patients and arc peculiarly adapted
for cnsos requiring the most careful treat
mcnt and CONSTANT supervision at limited
expense. Those who desire them viii be
furnished with private rooms, entirely
separate and distinct, alta slight additional
eS,- The attention OF MN owners, and
those Interested IN shipping, II called to
the inct that ecilmen suffering nom conta-
rious diseases Will be treated outside the
Hospital without expense to the vessel.
THOMAS T. MINOR, NJ. D.,
s5-tf Managing Surgeon
, 1875-10-02

AN unprincipled bachelor says
troubles never come single.
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yond that time in order 10 allow him TO Close Ms NO.
counts, deposit the records. &c ,, ..u a. M
Mr. MERRiMON Dem, N O. introduced hS pr f 10
peal Section 4716 OF the Revised Statutes whch Io
the payments of certain pensions Referred 70 Tie 'o
mittee on Pensions. -, IN a.. ,or,o,t
Mr. SARGENT tRep. Call introduced D 70 iornet ~
certain public lands granted TO aid III tue
railroad and telegraph line from the states oi nsoa
and Arkansas the Pacific coast Referred 10 the 'o
mIitee on Railroads. al, a., .,o,d
MT INGALLS, rep. KanD introduced bill to chteh mo
the time for filing claims for additional bounty unuer 'no
Act Of July 20, 1866 a Referred TO the Com'tee Oh
Military Affairs ,,,,u po,orrsa
TO the Committee on Claims. ,,, o. ,,a -.
Mr. SPENCER Rep Aal introduced hiil Tor ,ns uo
lief OF Ana NJ Roias RObaldo. wldow Oh .,ii
Robaldo deceased. Referred 10 the Committee on "i
tary Affairs. :. -, .,o, q lin "a re
Mir MERRIMON Dem, n CO introduced plil 70, 70 i ~
neal so much of section $3.50 Of the Revised Statutes ~
iorbids the payment OF the accounts, claims. ana ue
mands therein named. and all laws ana parts Oh laws
forbidding the payment thereof. Referred 10 he No
mttee on the Judiciary. This bill refers 10 Claims or uc
mands against the United States which accrued of cA-
jsted prior TO the 18th day of April 1861 III favor OF any
uersOn who promoted encouraged, or IN any manner eu
tanned the late rebellion 1t further authorizes tns
Element of such claims, and approprates @tVVVoV io
that purpose do, -, NJ MOD
The Senate then, at 1:45 on motion OF i. bOi
TON proceeded the consideration OF Executive ouh
neSs When the doors reopened the Senate adJourneu
until
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DFCIsIONS-DEC. IS.

Svprcps Court CkambTo-By judge Davls.-
Real Estate Trust Company agi Haigan-oplhon Ill ~.
Ry Judge Lawrence Roy act. webb sir frlco VIII
trustee executing bond "a 10 the Oh
IN lunatcs share. the sum OF loOOO WIN -
he by the Court other parties having
tat he appo trustee without giving security a
Ter OF denied with costs memorandum
Matter of Allowance Of 5000 granted TO the Conmt
tees counsel 5000 To the petitioners counsel
ann ODnnell ngt Hughes.-rhe remedy II any r. by AZ
does -. ~. 49,. 49,, Smith a,
al..Findings and decree signed. 49,, 49,
by Judge Doohue. Bradhurst agt Townsend ct a-oruer
signed. . o., 81. =, ,,o,or
granted tli Monday Thorfy agI CfOnus ot a-r "s'
settled and signed.
Superior Court-SrecaI Tcrm-By Judge Sedgwick
-Brainerd ag al.Motion granted Pendergas
agt Phillips &c-MOOn granted with leave 10 reply ulpn
payment costs Bispham agt Kelly Motion denlcd
with + Pendergast agl fhhhps 0c-
Motion granted with $40 costs TO abide event Rose Desno
agt. Dissatisfaction granted and attachmeh. 10
within days and the remainder within twenty
DAYS Ward ct al agt Coxe-Order seitsd
Wade agt Memorandum. Hanhrew ct al agt ihe
Baxter Steam Canal CoIf the pllntf has bad
Judgment for COSTS should have been incl 70 grant
the notion provision OF the kind and more Is
asked on this motion motion must be denied without pre-
jndioe ana without Mor Ct al sgt Robinson et al
nv opinion for the appointment OF receiver must DC
supplementary proceedings are pending mouon
Meyrs ct al agL Moore ct a-thuer
the defense should he eAanto aIt.i
and tie dee ndant should allowed to $40 costs to
abide event Patter agt Wexl ct aL-Alo"aheeoi so0V
Common Plcas-Special TerT-By Judge Larremore
Py Judge tobinson.-Ladd sgt Caphn-Judgmeht iof
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TIE COURTS.
FIRM LIABILITIES.


In the suit of G.. II. Read, receiver, against
Johnston and others, tried in Common Pleas Special
Term Judge LarrcmOrc has given decision for defend
ants The facts found by him that Ross who was
formerly employed by j. j. Johnston Co.. in the Spring
of 1871 introduced his proposed partner T. H. Ward OF
Georgia. to that firm Ward represented himself as
worth $33 900 of all debts, and Johnston stated
this to Cochrane, Mclean & Co. About December, 1871
MIR Johnston heard Of trouble in the firm. and went
down to Georgia for both his rm which had sold on
credit goods worth $7G4 to 7. II. Ward Coz and Oh ac-
count of the firm lie had miscd which had given credit
TO the extent Of 1850. In Georgia he found his
suspicious verified, and took assignment sub
ect to certain charges, which with the debts due
to the two firms he represented came TO about $1,000
and sold out the assets of the firm for $1,000 which,
Judge Larremore finds, about their value. subsc-
Gucnty several NeW-IOrk firms VINO had SOFA SOous 10
Ward Co. brought suits, recovered Judgments IN 800.
and had the plaintiff ia this suit appointed recover o.
the assets of T. II. Ward Co The receiver brought
suit to set aside the sale to Johnston as fraudulent as
against creditors and TO recover from the TWO inS 9lo
600 as the value OF the property sold
Judge IarrcmOTe decides thai the whole question Is
whether the partnership OF L. III. Ward a Co. existed
when the judgments entered, and, though MT.
Ward thinks did his advertisement Oi the dlSsO-
luton of the partnership in December, 1871, ana some
other contradictions OF his testimony, snow hal ne Is
mistaken, and Judge LaTremore therefore holds me
plaintiff has rights and the defendants are emitted 10
Judgment.
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srayDFRMANY,s MENTAL CONDITION.

At the session yesterday of the Commission
appointed TO investigate the mental condition of otander-
MANN convicted Of the murder of Miss sidewalk James
Campbell testified that he became acquainted with the
prisoner about six months before the shooting stander-
mann was generally calm and Industrious On one oc-
cason he threatened the life of Miss Sdenwad If she did
not marry him. another time attempted TO stab the
witness who tried to take revolver nom him. Chas.
Iaugford and Joseph Falk thought Standermann TO he
cross irasible obstinate, and reycngcul III temper
several Witnesses III succession testified to the hrnl-
ties of his mind. Municipal and medical certificates
from Wcndleshern the Grand Duchy OF Hcfsen were
produced in confederation OF previous testimony ana
setting forth that Standerman had sustained severe
fail " hch made him incapable OF military duty ana IN
paired the natural OF his mind. Tie examination
Nus closed
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sALEs PROM DIG O'CLOCK TO CLOSE or BUsINEs
O'CLOCK
MONDAY. Dec. l3-p. NJ.

There is nothing to note Of the general speculation
IN the railway and miscellaneous shares to-day,
other than to report the old story of extreme dull
ness aud to add that prices have tended downward
The market opened firm at about the final official
fgures of Saturday night, and as Lake Shore
which formed the conspicuous card of the day.
moved up to 90, the whole list became mOmentary
frm Later on, Lake Shore stnmped off TO 613s
while Union Pacific took downward turn to 1853
The whole market North Western and all, submitting
10 slight decline. The Quicksilver shares were
more lively Common selling at 1sl2Qls3i and
Preferred at 24l2. In investment shares New-York
Central sold at log; Harlem at 1874; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh at S914 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western at 1875 and c., c., c. and l. at 59i2G5 99.
The general market closed up weak and neglected.
1t the close the decline on the general list from
saturdays final quotations ranged from ls to p per
cent. viz: Northwest, Pacific Mail, and Wabash.
each declined Is per cent Michigan Central, Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western Lake Shore, Rock
Island, st. Paul Preferred and Western Union each
Il; Erlc, Hannibal and St. Joseph, Northwest Pro-
ferred, and st. Paul Common, each 81 and Ohio aud
Mississippi aud Union Pacific, each l. per cent.
Harlem and Quicksilver each advanced u per cent.
and Atlantic and Pacific, Central and Hudson Pan
ANA and " j. Central, each closed the same as on
saturday The opening highest, lowest, and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day, well tho
Offering and asking prices at the close of the Ex
change and the number of shares of each stock sold.
will be found in the subjOined tables
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A COSTLY LACE DRTSS.

IN the case of the United States agt. lace
dress and acos claimed by Joseph Hoonx and valued at
about $4,000, action brought to condemn them ON
the ground that they struggled. The dress alone Is
worth 900 it made III Brussels, Belgium, by Mr
Ioorx 10 be shown at the Paris Exhibition in 1867 In
1873 Mr. Hoorix failed and to the United states,
bringing the dress and the laccs with him. The case
came on for trial yesterday in the United States District
Court before judge Batchior The defense H. that The
dress and the among the wearing apparel OF
Mr. HOOrix's vile. and that, Therefore ;hey were mol
subject TO duty Assistant United states District
Attorney T.. H. Smith appears Tor tue G0Fcfhiclt ana
Denly IL Perry Tor the Claimant
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CIVIL NOTES.

Horace NJ. Hastings has resigned as one of
United States DstrctAttomcy Bliss assistants. having
been appointed assistant in the department OF the
Court OF Claims in Washington
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Deyn d Coz cothiers, fled bill in equity raging for
an Injunction restraining Isaacs Il Hacks from putting
the trademarks Wimbledon and Creedno0l on over
coats made by them. Dcvlin Co claim that they nave
registered those trademarks for Oycrccas made by them
An alternative writ was granted yesterday,
in Supreme Court. Chambers, by Judge Davis on the
application Of Coleman Benedict against the Board OF
Assessors. The plaintiff claims that tho Board should
allow MN aainasss loT caahse ia te siIo v, ,,ir
hundred ndiitNh-st ana the Ir,tion alseS mluei
a recent decision Of the Supreme Court General Term,
that such damages may he allowed independent OF the
district.
The argument in the Delaware and Bound
Brook Railroad begun before the Chancellor In
Trenton j. yesterday the question being whether the
railroad company shall be restrained from building q
bridge across the Delaware River near Trenton Mr.
Drownngs argument that the bed OF the river be-
longed TO the people residing Tie banks on either Side
and they had The right To sell il 10 the railroad com
pauy, and that the general railroad Law authorized me
company build viaucts any stream navgable
or not with any railroad III tins OF any
other State. The argument will occupy three days
In the Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge
Van Worst the suit OF John W. Crump against the city was
tried yesterday. The plaintiff, In February, 1871,
furnished fireworks and other materials to the extent Of
81 OH for the celebration in honor Of the return Of
O'DOnOvan Rosa and other Fenian sufferers, under
resolution OF the Common Council appointing commit
tee welcome. The city, after permitting one default
which opened. put deiense that this expendi
turo was authorized by tho resolution. Judge Van
Worst directed a verdict for defendant M C. Gross APP
peaTed for plaintiff; ~. Dean and Mr. Miller for the
defendant
The trial of the suit of John Ahsbahs against
the Clinton Fire Insurance Company begun yester
day. before Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court, Circuit
The suit is ON policy for 5000 wing TO Faber's
pencil factory the foot OF East Fortythi'd-st The
main building completely destroyed by fire The
wing on which this policy had it's walls left standing,
but about year after they tell in, and became total
rum, The defense that the fire only injured the wing
20 extent OF III 300 and that the subsequent desrc-
ton OF the building The result OF the hoglect OF inc
llantif The case Is still Samuel J. CLASSY ana
Charles Mathews appear for tho plaintiff; n. H. IIOxe
for the defendant.
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CHARLES l.. LAwREyCHs PLEA.

The Indictment charging Charles l.. Law
renee with forging names to Owncs oaths and to import
entries also charges with presenting these docu-
uents TO Cus0In-hOuse officials with intent to dtfaud
he United States. In the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday when arraincd to plead 70 this indictment,
Lawrence by advice OF his counsel Messrs StouShon,
Tracy. and Clarke. pleaded not guilty 10 the counts
alleging forgery, and declined to plead to the counts
fom-aOuse officials As 10 these counts Judge Benedict
directed "a plea OF not guilty - be entered.
The ground tahen by Lawrnces COUNSEL 49, ihat nav
Ing exaCitcd for forgery alone he cannot De com
PEELED 10 plead 10 any other alleged cTlme.
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No 9p-Burrows art the Enc Rairoao CornPs"y
nj concluded 49,. al,
IL l-Dayd Hoxter respondent asI Cnsiios hnoA
pelan-Argued by w MeDermott oil counsei ior sppo~'
and .cl Hand for respondent
Nathan w Seamen sppellant-Arguod by Geo W Mer am
w T. counsel Tor appellant ana ny u r. ''
respondent -... .,,on.n.d
Proclamation made and the court Adjourned. ~. "A
The Court of Appeals day cienda for ~ ~
ls7b rs follows: NOs o. 3D. lO3 ia 10. ~, 10 10
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The Senate, i'll Exec
utve session this afternoon, confirmed the following
nominations:
Daniel Pratt Of Indiana, 20 be Commissioner OF internal
ReyonUe vice john W. Douglass resigned Edward s. Tobey
Postmaster Boston vice Vim. H. Burt, resigned; H. ho
Duel New York Commissioner of Patents vice j. NJ
Tnacher resigned NJ EmOry OF Tennessee Governor Oh
Territory, vice 5. b. Axte resigned Charles w LOO
daT Portland, Me. James CIrkson, fost
a Dos MOines Iowa.
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The President to-


day sent TO the Senate the following nominations:
d. d. Pratt to be Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Charles Ely French OF California TO be CieiJusce OF me
nrsme Court Of Territory Mark Bangs TO be Dis
trir Attorney for the Northern District Of Illinois; WIN. f.
White 10 be Collector for the District of 81 Marks
Florida John w EabsOn Maine TO be Deputy Commissioner
OF Pensions Barclay White of NewJersey 10 be uperinlend
emf OF Indian Affairs the Northern SUPPLEMENTARY; John
~ Burnam Postmaster Hartford Conn., and j. s. Clark
son. Postmaster a Des MOiDes, Iowa
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q l. W lila ' IN, Han TOAD, az. - II lf,
ana p M daily sunaay' excepted connecting with the
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
The M ss y soUai5E z; S,i RAILnoAD
Love Vow YORK fpm Pier y r.. loot Of Rectorst.
For Philadelphia 11 % s aSf G% ETs H.R,rer
DENNSY LYANIA RAILROAD.-TIE
nouTF Trans leave from FOOT Of Dosbrosscs and
ESpfeS Tor a1 siure Pittsburgh, tn, West anil South.
with Pullman lao" Cars attached $50 n N, aud $50 p III.
e ana IoS & Ps aTSn ya Pnisaopa and
NilliamsPort l9eS iiaveG coIIy ana Ere $50 M con
REGIONS '''' '''0 vi
Tor more, Washington. and the South Limited wash
93 arrive, at Washington az 4lO p. M Regular al
Etprsss i9T rRR.5$SPha' 4 75o s{o osoa 1880 4
ard I: ~ Ems aud second class. p m;
f ss sf sG s4S M sS 80 10 so ~ 49, d
go z 7SI 81" nc, IT, iiJo p na aud IL night suna.y,
For t 81 q 7 "a 70 llamI2
80 s 81 p N. Il night siO O's san Say
o.: $50 =; AID s'iG =; ~ .,o ~ :, -
Ks s%' To- $40 s 6 s5t5 90 5i6 s II s M u.s.
For wcolbrdge Perth AmDoy aud south AmOoy and 10
fof Sow iirSnsScS Z. aud II a m 2. aIo a.lo $50
So 5r sst "a a hl M N Il ."S aS r Pm
t FsT E rssSn a9a S n 2 n e1 sa 59p%
For For ia@bsTtSc o$oa ~, . ami a 10 p o." ~ p u"
Tor fhlDpsDuIg ant BelyideIc, $3.50 a. IN. aud y.
For FlemnCtJn $50 -. M. ana
For Mercer AMI SOmOIs.t Branch y.
Trenton, BOrleniOwn, Burlington and Camden,
$50 a. w. II 80 .. g. 3 and =. IN.
For Freehold. 1880 a. III. aud $40 y. IN.
For iarmingdaie and Squan, 1870 a. m. aud p. IN.
f ghtsiown. ren0srton aad cande9 VIA Perth Amboy.
2. 30 u. M. and via Monmouth Junction, 4:lO y.
FOR ghistown femberton a. m, Perth AmbOy,
aud $50 q IN. Monmouth Junction..
Trains arrive as follows: Pittsburgh G5J and 1890
AMI $40 daily lS5 ~ ana IlS dai;
io5, bio, and 1927 p "a. sunday G?o a. m From rhla
depha, 5:lO G:20 C51. 1918 ll2O lIji M, 10, fO5
BIB. $40, 7io ga DO 10y I. m sunday $40. G.2l
655. / l;5I .. m, TAO &c. iV2l D. m.
Ticke, Offices 526 and Dii Broad8sy No Asor House
and Dcslross.s and CoTtlandtss No. 4 ST.
brooklyn; Ia, 1l6 amt IlS fudson-at uoboken
ID. NJ. BOY D, jr. Gen. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

IL THREE FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
s35 pay except sansay wsshIns.Sq Ignen6a,rs
West and Northwest indianapolis. Louisville. Now
255 D. m bsiy except Sundays Washington GAINESVILLE.
and Newark, Cincinnati. Louisville. Indianapolis aud St
$50 p M Daily Washington, Richmond and the South.
more 10 New Orleans Pittsburgh Cincinnati Louisville.
Indianapolis st. Louis Chicago the West and North
through Tickets and general iniSrmaSn cal at Com
AK P6 en GPs vA aAlrlMoRE AND OHIO r.
Pullman Jersey city to Washington and shepherd.
Pullman Baltimore to Chicago Cincinnati. st Lou1c.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
and Freight Stallion foot Of pertyst Connects
SS 6e hse s's and west r. at P6ps6aTg With IshS
and susquehanna Division also with eagh valley Railroad
Central Fsnn'yyf@ S pHS ASnXSas s!ais
Commencing Dec. /. ls75-Leave New York a. follows
InS for 9s,On gsyaSrS nst3sns@
barre, PoitsyiIe scranton, &c
745 m-way Train for Flcmnston and Eason. connects
atJ%Pcion wiz, Del asS and Matt .Ieeo, sunoav for
EsstSu Acno%n HarrsSaPs and the GSSRset.
FS fSr S9Sa Dans sSSe
1872 a. mRn Ian aR F FISS .nf
M1qs STRs I aa Maaox cry s
5i5 D. %ExrREss for EasOn Belvdere Bath. Mauch
Chunk, Wikesbarre. and scranton.
sS W T train for for pg Esson Allentown and Mauch
Chunk Connects junction with Del Lack and West r. r.
800 D. m.-Way train for Duneien. -.
5:l5 D. m-EyRNNG EXPRRSs daily. FOR EastOn Alentown'
Chunk, Wilsesbarre, Towanda Recalling anu HIATUS
burg.
80 D. m.-Way Train for Somerville.
900 D. m.-Way Train for Somerville.
$50 D. m.-Way Train for Duneon.
700 D. m.-Way Train for SOmeryille.
$50 D. m.-FOr Ea5t0n .
$50 D. m-Way Train for SOmcryille.
1900 =. m-Way Train for Dunellen 49,
For Ezabeth at $50. 6l5, G:35, T. 7So. 745. = sa5.
300 03O 10 10, HIS a. m; IL No. l2io 200. 20, =,
SSG. 345 g. 4:lj 1870. AS. .. 55. $780, 545. g. 6l5,
'' 49, Il. Il. KICKER, Supt. and Eng
H. p BALDwIS. General Passenger Agent
nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
Owning and operating only route COOperst0wn,
Sharon Cave, alston Saratoga. Lake George and
places Chanpan. Night trains and steamers from
New ork connect Albany AMI Troy with morning trains
The day line aud midday trains with evening trains
all the above named places. - = MAYO Geni Pass
IL AaatII IL.
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DC Cream.

Glart!e ono Slate &iGnlcls.
AT COST.-C!osins ont stock of MARBLE
"A IZED MANTEi-. Finest selection ui AltBLE Ma =
T,. All qualities. moiern desus Inrns fr me ie -
hIAiIR ~ rteal Marble WORKS, " est iiij -1Tst
81, between broadway and fIfitaaie
EASONI * iSOLA,
7 STEAM MAEBI l. and GRANITE WORKS.
Ii6 81 - west Inst. broadway.
Monuments Mante lltais, Figure, rilng Waascoti1g.
&C. Importers from ll manufacturers IN LAZY OF marble
work OF every description
CRATES and FENDERS.-rhe largest assort-
ment q. CRATES ami fi.NDEtS oyer otcrtd ~ this
uiar e FINISHED every -iy,e. Low and Half Los Down
Crates VIII D1mpHg Attachment, specially largo "a
rcty of Fancy Nicsei plated Andruns FIRE Irons,
oil Vases Folding Screens, suitable for F"iay Pre-
cn-.
Liberal discount Trade. old altered 90 Low
lIaiI Low Down. CONONER, NOpii.Eh y o.,
$50 canal -. y. Y.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIIED MANTEi.S.
Va designs. from $l2 upS3uts Also, Monument ai
work at greatly aCc prices Marble Turning Tor tho trade
A. KIABH, I3i Last Eghteonihs ST. near ThlidAYe, n y
LTEWART's New Slate Mantels, maid with
- tes; also Marble and WOOD Maltels. elegant designs
prices very low. go and - West 23lsi near 7thaye
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- and Naugauck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE.
PORT Catharne slip at 80 snd Bridgeport ALL
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10. Gray sgt. Bcnsel:
z8. .Weinfold agt Johnson
4. Weston ~ al. a8t.
Ketcbam OF al.
l..Parksr agt. Harrison.
a. Sch warts agt 0'C0nnef
OF al.
IT. Morgan agt Davenport

GENERAL SUTHERLAND J-rheodore Reen nom
icde John orr William Boomncd Durga , g yn noan
Peter Mcmahon John Flanagan, Charles BENSON ChsIis
Kensley thomas Million Lucy Ben. grand larceny; MARY
Oates larceny from the person.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC' = On
sun rises.... TAI sun sets 400 MO-" ''o''''' w"
mon wAIHR THIS DAY-A II 49,,
SANDY Hook B5iI Cows Island. 92S Hell o. Fery iIii
HIGH WATER DAY. N ,,..o
Hook 92I Cows 957 Hell o.