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New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
NTEW YORK CENTRAL AND HrDsON

- IN II y ~
~ RIVER EtiLEDA D--fouau"urIl Eus. u. .sl
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
= ~pcc Chicago, 1tnrr
ALBANY Roc lFEtrr o. fr'l lcN.l2ld ant Iuedn
SOD Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester and
Montreal with dra room carr
1U3Da CHICAGO Express drawlugrOJm cars 10 Canan.
daieua Rochester and Buffalo.
II: Albauv ana Troy win connection 70 JticL
SaTatpgaL Gl.us 4aIs and Rutland.
4,O0p. m. Accommodation 10 Albany aul F~DT.
600 ICuis Express with slcr1irg cars Tor -
Louis running through cvcrv day The week also Niagara
Falls BufalO, Toledo ana Detroit
t0 Auburn Road also r.nL cXc"ui.ng olniIj.
Pacific Express daily with s' ping cars fo-
ROChc9cf BuNaO cleveland Io.odo btti"t ana 'ulcit'
ll:OOp a. Nigt Express. with sleeping cars 10 Albany and
Troy. ..
rick sale at no. Bow Green. 90 and il3 Rroad
way WcscOtt Express Our" PARK pice aud 10 and
941 Broadway Now OK, and so Masnington,t iiooA
NORWICH LINE
~ To BOSTON Worcester Nashua. Portland and the East
Fare Juiled tickets 10 BOSTON 30 ~ NOCeer -
The Iron steamer p. ,-.,,.g.,..-r,.
most elegant boat the
the favu1te CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier No 4O North RIVE foot OF Wattsst pier
above ferry. daily except sunday pm
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6teamtonts an0 Railroads.
A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
~ RINEp LINE
Magnificent steamers
N~r.rNfs DnNgrfH -. nrn - rng ~


Newport and Fan River. 81
Limited tickets spondng reduction to all Eastern
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25

SEw.YoRK Dec. "a, 1881
ry,HE BULWER C0NSOllDA MI; ;, on,biy MbTifiTi Diyi
"a ~ Ten Cents Per Share payable on anuat}, ~
AZ he Office of Il FARNERS LOAN AND IhCoI N0'i ~ -
No 90 Exchanr place, NcwNork ,ee, , ,ro, ON Jsnu
transfer booAs close January s. 1SS2 ana open vi anu
ary l3 =, p COOI, Vice President.
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For trans 10 local points see lime IabIes AI .IU5
4 Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

~ Leave at ). S:l5 q. II H. 2 $50. 4. >, p
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, through car, = D. m.
FOR FREEHOLD at SIS M, ~ M, :, ., u p M For
Keyport at s:lj a. m. I'm. ?. 4, .6p. IN
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via Brancnport-For sandy Hook $40 a NJ p m For
and Scabrgbt S:l5 "a. m, 12m; $780, T. o. p IN
Via Red BankS:l5 o. m. for Lakewood. Toms River,
Barnegat &c ? D. m. for Lakewood Manchester, Toms
River ATLANTIC CITY and all stations Bay side
IL. for Lakewood. Toms River Barneglt. &c.
NEW-lOkk AND PHILADELPHIA.
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General Eastern office corner Church ana
~. Al geI
rRJE RAILWAY. now known as the NJ

4.
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement of trains IRON Chambers street Depot
an m--Cncnnati and Chicago Express. Drawing
.Oalu Coaches TO Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
o. ~ DaIlyl-Fas ~ LOUIS Express, arriving At Buffalo
ana at al connecting with fast trains 90 The
West aud SouthesL PulUaAs best HIaWIug!oOm sleeping
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25

New-York daily SUNDAYS rn nn on lst included.
4:3O m IieT -. North River foot OF Murrayst
Connection by Annex Boat from Brooklyn ri M ersey
City Tickets and state 10 soo1rei AZ Az
prnepa hotels transfer and ticket oice4 tae Office
Pier - aud steamers. GEO. L. CONNOi,
pOPnEN q Agtz ({eul 4
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25

MONARCH LINE. .,.o.,,>,,,,
vi SEW WORK AND LJNDDN
~plrudlt new sfslurr+
leave Dock q I..triur P.vunia Ferry .Jer'hT 'i'Y
.tpiiAn Monarch ..Dcc =, pcs .lhi tnt., - an ~
.t'., fi..rrt o.. Persian Monarch .--.-.l ln. o.
Sup.ri.r ,ftpu >tIJi pli,tIt1r+ outward
qni prepaid -ir"risr at l'F'7l rates
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25

OTPIrT or COPPER QUEEN MINING CoSNHrAiN2is,, CONF NJ, {
94 AND 80 THoAAs-sT, NEN-N NOkh, Dec 10 -D,- ID
yryIIF Ro9rI of Directors OF this company,
have this day declared monthly @y"gna M go am extra
dividend of FV FNTY.FGVE THOUSAND p,arr iSS2
able 10 stockholders OF record on ana ] elc iann6ryb
Transier DOOAs 'iO70 D ZFCKENDOKF, sec. and Treas
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Dipioeno Noiites.

D,TICUNOND AND ALLEGHAAY hAiGn lssaI on
TX GnIb COJPANY.-COupons due J2hnH5 =, ,i6 at and
"A t Nor ige Bonds OF this Company vi. "a az "a . NALL
fr ae naturit, o. the Companys once E9 10 Secretary.
tTDnDnJTEH
r,rr.TE OF GHBOROOoS@6 oS6Ia
RoNDs-coupons due JannaTy l. ,,I iS' Civ ~ Bank Of
bon1S wi VIII ~, M MATTHEWS & vii
NFRcHayTs' EXCHANGE NATIONAL BASK SS % ~ 1'''
0F NFw-l' l'oRK NEw. YORK, Pee. ~, oci' Joy do
ry,HE Boa,d OF Directors have 5T ms 1ayaDe "ga On
clared dividend Of THREE lS tE , he transfcr books
Will be closed ~ zoe oApwAYl
T1E CHATHAM NATIONAL M BANKin niS iSO9 81 li"iiI ISL
FTFTYSECOND DIV lptND. l; dow do
yyNHE Board Of Directors haEg pEg cTIT. from the
Hasr "a se isf six months payable on any % i9t Saie
3, The transfer Do'Ao w" ~ p DOREaiUs, Cashier
-, I, - ,.D os pIRFCTOEs.)
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trnshe5.t
DRIISIES for the HeIIDAYs.--In sets and
ID slngly hair cloth oqf and nail brushes. sc. JOHN
X UOPPEL, 3l5 PeaTLst.. opposite Pecksn@
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25

Z T.. m (DHy)-Pncifc Express for the West Sleeping
COaencs through to Bua4a Niagara fas aud Cincinnati
l.,rtTI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-11
a cARp ERon lIR. GAILIeAN

COneeFniBg the Article on the Black
Books IN Yesterday Is "IniollIEeneeF."
Rditon Intelllgenear.
In your tissue Of yesterday there APP
peared a local article which does me
great injustice and makes me appear in q
very unenyiable light before the public.
The article is headed BLACKS Books, &C.,
Found in the Charge Of Deputy Collect
or"
The said books reported to have been
found were never lost to any one except
the ex.city solicitor, and might not have
been lost to him had hetaken the trouble TO
enquire OF the officers about the City build
ing as to their whereabouts. They have
never been concealed, but have been lying
In a corner OF the rsom occupied by Mr.,
Chandler, the expert employed by the
Investigating committee while making his
examination, and they are the same boo Ks
that we're before the committee when the
examination Of Mt. Blacks accounts frat
took place. / never knew that Mr.. Ers-
kline was 10 search OF such books, nor has
he ever applied 10 me for them or to any
one else that am aware 0i. Mr.. BLACK
has had access (haying q key 70 the room
ever since the termination Of his othCe,
and il said books contained evidence dam
aging to him they could have been remov'
ed beyond discovery long ago. The books
were considered OF very little Importance
by me or any one else except as reference.
| No concealment Of the books was made or
intended by me, nor has the room ever
been closed to any one who desired 10 use
| il. The present Board o., Assessors and COM
mitIees Of Council have used 1t, and any
one connected with the city government
may have the use OF It upon application ia
me for the key. have considered the
books in my "Charge," as stated, but con
sidered them the property Of the city,
The whole matter Is sensational, and
| the books that Mr., Erskine tries to MAKE
the public believe were 9 tremendously
important discovery BY him, were thosl
that had been previously examined by NJ
expert aud the Committee, and could
have been obtained at any time by sim
pie request,
Boiling down 1t amounts to nothing
more than the plain statement that Mr.
lIrskine without consulting me, finding
the door Of the room unlocked, entered
and carried away the books which be
longed to the city, and which he had {
perfect right to do, but because IiounC
lault with his manner oil getting into thu
room and Of going through my private
papers and disRrranglng them. he woult
lead the public to believe that am arrest
ing tho progress Of the suit Of the city
against Black. To sum up all In a few
words will say that | never knew tina
Mr., Erskine wanted said books, neithe
did he ever so inform me. did not con
CeAl or in any manner attempt 70 concea
said books from any ono, nor did havI
them In my "Charge" or possession
B, A. GALLIaAN.
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
MOLuts House Sample Rooms daily.


The members Of the English Lutheran
Sabbath School aud Church are quite In
earnest about making the visit Of Rev. A.
D. Rowe, the gifted young missionary
from India, a pleasure 10 him and benefit
TO the cause Of missions. MI Rove Ia ex.
peCted 10 arrive in the city at 0.b5 10.
morrow morning and take part In all the
services Of Sunday, as we'll a. deliver his
interesting lecture on EVERY Day Life 10
India" on Monday. Preparatory 10 the
Sunday School missionary meeting, Prof.
sChoneld held singing rehearsal last
night which WAS, as one expressed II,
'teAlly thrilling" Members Of the school
will call Upon our citizens with tlCEes for
the lecture on Monday evening, and we
beepeak for them success, As the school
has not given any pay entertainments for
more than year,
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NIGHT SESSION
Oi tho SenAts-ExteudIng tue Session
Appropriation RIII.

VI tho SenAte-Exieudlng tho Session
Appropriation RlII.
The night session OF the Senate was pro-
longed until II o'clock, and was devoted
mainly to the consideration OF the appro.
priation bill,
The House Joint Resolution providing
an adjourned session OF the Legislature
and extending the present session was
amended by extending the present!session
to Tuesday next. The resolution will now
20 back to the House, hut whether that
body will concur In the amendment OF the
Senate Is very doubtful.
The appropriation bill was taken up, and
Mr.. MCGrew moved that none Of the
money appropriated be taken from tho
irreduoible school fund. This proposition
was discussed at some length and the vote
resulted In Its defeat. Messrs. Dawson,
MCGrew, Woods and Vanmeter being the
only Senators voting In the Affirmative
Mr.. MCGrew moved to pay the news
papers OF the State SIS, 900 for publishing
the Constitutional amendments. This
was lost.
Mr., Newman read a resolution which
provided Tor paying each pane $3.50, and
referring the matter to the Printing Com.
mittee for investigation as 10 any balance
rightiully due said papers, the Committee
to report at the adjourned session, He
said he would not offer the resolution
now, but gave notice that be would intro.
duCe II to-day,
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The following statement Of William J.,
Coughlin, OF somerville, Mass, is so remark.
able that we beg TO ask for the attention Of
our readers, He says I'm the fall Of 1875
was taken with aviolent bleeding of the lungs,
followed by severe cough. ] soon began to
loose my appetite and flesh. was SO weak
ut one time that could not leave my bed. In
the summer OF 1877 was admitted to the City
Hospital, While there the doctors said had
hole In my left lung Us higas half dollar.
| expended over hundred dollars In doctors
and medicines. Twas so far gone at one time
a report went around that was dead. gave
up hope but friend told me OF Dr.. William
Halls Balsam for the Lungs. laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case was incur
able, but got bottle to satisfy them, when
to my surprise and qualification commenced
N feel better. My hope, once dead, began 10
revive, and today ! feel In better spirits than
| have for the past three years,
" write this hoping you will publish II,
so that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced to take Dr. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs, and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that 1t has
done more good than all tho other medicines
l have taken since my sickness My cough
has almost entirely disappeared and shall
soon DO able 10 go to work" Sold by drug
dsts,
West & McConahey, Druggists and Apothe.
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List & Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel
Ing, w. Va. TTHs4W
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sCRAPs OF NEWS,
Gathered Here and There by InisIlE
EsnceF Reporters.

Gathered Here and There by InisIlL
gsnseF Reporters.
Lovely spring weather,
The roller skating rink Is growing more
popular.
Two plain DRINKS were the only cases
on the slate at Police headquarters last
night.
YESTERDAY being bright and cheerful
day the streets were crowded With prone
naders.
A WATER PIPE on Twelfth street burst
last night about hRlf.pRst twelve O'Clock,
flooding the street.
MRS. MALoNKY, Rresident Of East Wheel
ing, accidentally fell yesterday and sus:
tanned painful injuries on the breast and
back,
MISS MEHoLIS, principal Of the Third
ward school, was so pleased with Mics
Lulu Clay Bigbie's recent public readings
that she has invited her to read in her
school this afternoon, and the young lady
will comply,
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of this city will hold meeting al
the Second Presbyterian Church this al
ternoon at 8 o'clock. All members Of the
Union, and all Christian ladies are urged
10 be present,
SERVICES will be held by the Hebrew
congregation next Friday evening at half
past 6 o'clock and Saturday morning at lC
o'clock, Services will also be held by the
above congregation next Sunday evening
at halIpaat T., Rev, M, sesslsr will speak
on the subject stepping stones to Sue
Cess,"
The Governor hes appointed the follow
ing staff with the rank Of Colonel: Lyman
B. DelliCker, OF Wood country; Jere a
Miller, OF Ohio; ], j. s, Hassler, Of Jack
son; D, L. Rutfner, OF Kanawhai Albert
10. Fulkerson, OF Wayne; O. Mason
Pendleton, Of Morgan, and Frank Beck
with, Of Jefferson.
TuR funeral Of William Paxton tool
place from his late residence on Chapltn'
street yesterday afternoon. The servtcei
were conducted by Rev. D. A. Cunning
lham, OF the First Presbyterian Church
and Rev. S. b. BarnitZ, OF the Englisl
Lutheran Church, The interment VA
made ut Greenwood,
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New sheet Music,

The popular composer, n. P. Danks, has
made another "hit" in his new song en-.
titled "WhRt Joy Have Without TheeP"
It Is one Of the sweetest melodies, welded
to sentimental words, that have appeared
in years, 1t is perfectly easy to sing, yet
fresh as q new.blown rose, Another new
and successful song, by an equally popular
composer, is Don't Forget Me, Darling"
by Geo. W. Persley. We have seen moth
ing so good from him since the famous
Speak, Only Speak" which every singer
knows. A pretty picture title page adds
to the external beauty Of "Don't Forget
Me-" ia seduisante" Schottische Ele.
Qaate 70 q sparkling piano piece, full OF fAs-
Clnation to players Of average ability, II
also has an illustrated title page. The
"Musician's Dream Waltz" Is composed fol
either piano or organ, and offers rare at.
fractions 10 every lover Of popular music,
The price OF the above named pieces is IS
cents each. All are published by John
Church 4 Co., Cincinnati, who will send
them postpaid, on receipt Of price.
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Unfortunate WneeIing merchants.

Tho news reached this city yesterday
morning Of the destruction by fire Of the
wholesale grocery house Of O, oglebay &
Sons, and the hardware house with which
Mr.. selby Jones Is connected, located In
Kansas City, Mo. The Measrs. Oglebay
and Jones were former citizens Of this
city, having lately removed 10 Kansas
City to engage in business. The expires.
sions Of sympathy for the unfortunate
gentlemen was general on the street yes.
terday when the bulletins at the news.
paper Offices were displayed verifying the
rumor that had been spread by the receipt
Of private dispatches. The FIRE occurred
at four o'clock Yesterday morning and for
particulars concerning 1t We refer the
reader to our telegraph columns.
Our insurance companies snifer greatly
by the destruction Of Oglebay & Sons
stock Of groceries, as the total amount
placed in Wheeling companies foots up
Sl4, 500. The only company not having n
risk on the stock is the Fire and Marine.
Mr.. Earl 0glebay, a member OF the firm,
who was in the city yesterday, on receipt
Of the news left for Kansas City.
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You can't dance the racquet" on roller
skates.
The lOOkers.on are becoming more
numerous.
Large crowds have attended the rink
this week.
The attendance Of ladies has increased
for the last two evenings.
The falls last night were numerous,
and were amusing diversions.
Veiwig's orchestra was present last even.
Ing and added to the enjoyment Of the oC.
Casion by dsCourslng some very fine muaic.
LISA hard matter for the reporter to
decide who is the best skater. He tried
1t ono time and his decision was protested
nv ALL
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News and Notes In anu Aroundithe Tenn
Dle OF Justice,

News and Notes In anu AF0undithe Tenn
pie OF Justice.
One marriage license was issued by the
Recorder yesterday.
Recorder Hook admitted to record Ave
deeds in fee and one trust deed yesterday.
William b. Humes qualified in the Rec
orders office yesterday as administrator
OF the estate OF John w. Berry, deceased.
Bond $4,000, with Hannah Hayburn as
surety
Judge Melvin is holding Court at
Moundsville and Judge Boyd Ia admins.
teriDg Justice In Brooke county.
The spring term Of the Circuit Court
will begin In the second week In April.
For some time the Finance Committee
OF the Board OF Commissioners have been
engaged 10 investigating the affairs OF the
Clerks office, and yesterday the Office was
closed by order OF the Committee and the
care OF the place entrusted to Mr.. Isaac
Saddler. The Committee suspended Mr..
Deiters, the Clerk, and they will meet
this morning To take further action. We
could not learn from the Committee
what had caused them to take the action
they did, and preierring not 10 take the
statements Of rumors In regard 10 the al.
fair we defer extended notice until the
Committee report officially.
The Finance Committee OF the Board OF
Commissioners will meet at the Court
House this morning at 10 o'clock.
Items around the Court House are
scarce during the recess Of the Courts.
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An Fpterinlpinr BOOK.

Rev. +. s. De Haas, we'll known in this
vicinity, and enjoying a transatlantic
reputation, has written a very entertaining
account Of his recent travels and explota.
lions in Bible lands. DR.. De Haas was
peculiarly fitted for the task Of giving to
he world good account Of The lands he
visited, having peculiar advantages for OBJ.
tanning information and studying the sub.
jecls written Of, undefstandingly. The
hook IL a fich.looklng, large octave
volume, with elegant binding, and would
be an ornament on any drawing room
table. The type is clear, and every page
pleasing 10 the eye. The book can but do
good:
The demand for this work has been 90
great a third edition has Just been Issued,
revised and enlarged. Nj. John Ballie is
the agent for the work 10 this city and
will be pleased 10 receive orders Tor II.
His office 10 room No / under the Mcclure
House.
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Personal.
Points About: People at Home and
Abroad,

Points AbOut: People at Home and
Abroad.
Caleb Borgess., Esq, Of. Olarkaburg, Is at
the Mcclure,
Earl oglebsy left for Kansas City, Mo-,
last evening.
PreaidenG S. L. Mooney, Of the B, 4 s.
W, railroad, Is in the city.
Capt. Bob MCEldowney, the tall editor
OF Wetzel county, Is in the city.
We had a pleasant call from Frank Nc.
Kee, press agent Of HaVerly's .Colored
Mastodons.
George Chaplain, agent for the "lIearIl
Of Oak Combination" registered at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Jay Donehoo was down Gt Wheeling
last week, taking in the sights around the
State House.-HancOck IndTsndnl.
The Rev. s. B. Barnitz made an address
before the young lsdiea Of the Wheeling
Female College yesterday morning.
The Bsrnesyille Entrprisc Of this week
says: Burnie Mcclure, oil Wheeling, and
Mr., Huston, Of Morgantown, spent Sun
day In town.
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II seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition Of the blood, when
scoyill's Sarsaparilla and stillingia, or Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health 10
the physi al organization. 1t Is indeed q
strengthening syrup, pleasant TO Jake, and has
proven itself to be the best blood purifier ever
discovered, etIectually curing scroiulN, Syp
hilith disorders, weakness Of the kidneys,
eryglpllas, malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious complaints and all diseased
indicating an impure condition OF the blood,
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. It0orrectH
indigestion AsingIe bottle will prove 10 yos
It's merits as a health remover, foT It acts like
y charm, especially when the complaint is oil
an exhaustive nature, having a tendency TO
lessen the natural vigor Of the brain aud
nervous system,
Weat Il MUCOnahey, Druggists and Apotho'
carries, BANK Building, bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List & Co., WHOLESALERS Agents, Wheel
Ing, w. Va. TTHs4w
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Thomas Delnny, Memphis, Tenn, says ~ have
been afflicted for blneteen years with PSoTASg, and
nave spent hundreds Of dollars for doctors and Slun
they call blood purifiers Doctors did not know what
70 call my disease, would scratch nlghts until ]
scratched mysell raw; then Il would dry and form
Into scales, which would oil be scratched Cd next
night, and 50 on. l have been completely cured BY
the CuticuIA RemediOsn
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Eczema.

F. II. Drake Esq., Detroit, Mleh,, suffered beyond
all description from Ok disease which appeared on
his hand, head and lace, aud nelFly destroyed hls
eyes The most cat9iul d0ctVring failed 70 help him
vent internally, cuteura and Cuiicura Soap tTter.
naly and was cured, and has remained perfectly well
70 thIS day,
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Are prepared BY Weeks 4 Potter, ChOmi5l aud Drug
giSS 800 Washington street, Boston, and are for RAlC
BY all Druggist Price for CUTIcuRA, q Medicinal
Jelly, ANAL boxes, 50 eentS large boxes, 81, CUT
OURA REseLVRRT, the new Blood Purifier, 81 poi
bottle, CUTICuRA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, q
cents. CuTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING BoAP, II
cents; in bars for BarbOp and large consumer, q
cents,
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q. q. district Court-Judse Jackson

This court met yesterday morning al 10
o'clock, and transacted the following bust.
ness:
In The chancery csuse Of III. L. opie
against H. W. Castleman and others leave
was granted II. W. Castlemsn to hle his
answer, and by consent Of Holmes Conrad
and Daniel B, Conrad, executors ofRobert
B. Conrad, deceased, are made parties de.
PENDANT to this cause.
Thomas s. Riley and Marshall McCor.
mick, gentleman who have been admitted
10 practice law, were admitted 10 practice
In this court,
VIM. ]. Martin vs.. tho steamboat Pres
Ellison ,..in admiralty. Leave was granted
John 3. Lukens, claimant, to file excep.
tons TO libel heretofore fled.
Ferdinand Miller We. the Baltimore /
Ohio Rsilroad Company, tfespass on the
case. un motion Of Daniel Lamb Esq,
counsel for defendants, Office judgment
set aside aud demurrer 10 said declaration
and to each count thereof and joinder In
said demurrets. Plea Of not guilty enter.
ed and replication thereto.
The grand jury is still engaged, having
quite q number OF Witnesses before them
for violations Of the postal and frauds
upon the internal revenue laws.
Adjourned 10 10 Am. to-day.