The New York Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1865, Page 8

ay SPIRITOALISM. THE VERDICT OF THE JURY SUSTAINED. Colchester Sentenced to Pay a Fine of Forty Dollars and Costs. ff ABLE RULING OF JUDGE HALL. The License Tax Declared to be Constitutional. . The Tax Not Levied on a Re-| ligious Bei‘ef. -’ Why Did Not Colékester Enrich ‘Himself ‘Through His Pretended Power's? He Onght to Have Disco vered tere' Assassins of President J incoln. de. ake. &e the Northern District ¢ ,¢ New Works Before Hon Judge Hall, J. Col ster—Mr. Dart, Attorne vy for the United States; G. B. Hibbard and Josiah Cook f ‘or defendant. ‘The defendant was tried at U 1e present term, upon an. indictment founded upon the provisions #f the seventy- Internat Revenue act, appre ved June W0, 1865. These Proviskmas areas follows— > fixe. 74, And be it farther greeted, Thwt'no person, eral company or corporation seh dl be rry ea any trade, busines’ sor preleaaes hereinafter ead fenea and described UNEL he br they atlall have obtained & License therefor in the mav ner hereinafter provided. ‘Buc. 73, And ve it urd .er enacted, That if any persens shall exercise or, carry on any trade, buslnose ot pro. feasion, or do any act bereinatter mestioned, for the exerci ing, carrying on or doves of which trade, business oF profes: : sion a liceure ts reqniged by this ts uct, without taking out auch conse as on tbat Weusif required, bese or they a y such offence, wusides being liwbie to the payment of. ‘The lax, be subject te Imprisomment Sor a term not exevcding ‘Wwo ycars, or a tine “not exceeding five hundred dollars, or ‘both, one moiety of such fine to the tuse of the United Stat the other molety te the use of the person who shall rst gly deformation of Letuet whereby aged forfeiture wae incurred. 1. 79. hall pay for eachiconse twenty dollars; ‘Brey personne performs by sleight of hand shall-be a sander this he proprietors-@r agents of all other’ pul exhibitions or shows for money sot enumerated in this. sec. license procured in one State, shall be held to authorize x1 Dillons In guother Blate, Aud but ong Heonse shall tS te quired under this net to authorize exhibitions within ‘any one THE INDICTMENT. ‘The ind‘etment, framed umder these provisions, alleg: that the defendant, at Rochester, in the county of Monroe, in the said Northern district of New York, wand within we Jurisdiction of this court, heretofore, to wity on the first day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five, and on “divers days and times, b tween that, aud the find- of this indictment, did knowingly, feloniously, and exercise and carry on the trade, business and profession of a juggler; and on then and there publicly, and for fee and reward, Lait ve sleight pad bay for the exercising and which business and occupation a iy fen was ba required, and without having taken out and wrnheut having @ license therefor, according to the pro- vistons of the act of Con; of the United States on- titled ‘An act to provide internal revenué to support the government, to pay interest on the Robie debt and for other purposes,”’ approved June 30, 1865, and the amend- monts thereof; against the statute of the United States ot, ‘America in’ such case made and and against ‘the peace of the said United States and their ity. The jury having returned a verdict of guilty, the de- fondant’s counsel maved in arrest of judgment and for a “new trial THE MOTION FOR ARREST OF JUDGMENT. “In by ei were made Tirta he Shree following points were made:—Firsi—' ictment is bad; that it should have alleged that th evel ry was performed by cht of hand and should ve fre forth the specific. relied on, 80 as to describe identify the particular offence charged. ‘That that 4 part of the act of Congress which smpos*s a Jicense fee is unccn ititutional ; that it is neither a tax, duty, an im) ‘Dor an excise; ? and that, if either, it isa direct tax, falling immediately upon the ‘thira— ‘That the ot Congress is unconstitutional so far as it Amposes a tax upon.any form of religious belief. . ye or es ma ee tert of the motion, for: 9 pew wen fo, public; tin Ne di nt perfor sleight hand bi form t oft within * the meaning of the act of Congress ih of which the ind:ct- ment based. NOW (MORK MERALD, MONDAY, : SEPTEMBER 35, (1869. Sebr to Grande, Al iy to future events | ended epistenal inteemasien, eget b might apie spas ths eréautous, ub ‘Hable; that intoa t aioe ee Should way ue pre the: fmene nd inn requerons ‘aided. 8D ao fendant: ote iy ‘seen’ a4 7 *§ 5 =e i a i E 5 ¢ del ee Pr the small reom in ence be and mall his small room, . of paper, and then together with other: evi- the’ same tendency, appeared show ively that the defendant, without appearing a knowledge of the questions answered by partially opening the envelope and taking out the questions, or opening the folded questions by |. But this was by no means the cshale clvengta of the cass against the defendant. COMMON SENSE VIEW, ‘The theory upon which tho defence was based: posed tothe reagon and the experience of mank! the proof te sustain it should be of Our reason, as wel! as our us that-if our doparted paren can communicate with us, advice for the regulation of our cenduct, they refuse to excroise this Wecline to contribate to former, or bocauve we fulled to address erage of seme professed spiritual medium. And) ‘ike our reason, ternebes us to require: ‘evidence of the exercise of suverakia power, when the effects produced are evidentl bore, of human Age era and plasine’ ee be seaulred the anrendant's ‘ne proof before it could be-allow-— iW seainee ‘the airong and satisfactory ‘proof Wo prosecutor. wey ¢ mb OF DAPAND ANT RERAGIE 8 Pa "ihe omission oF the defen foal © ‘Omiss‘on Oi pee werhg ar wel ss produoure ney ae 2Pit Gkoe = Manager, | SPORTING, soi al ult Terrlre to GRAY, 1 are NO, SPECK SLIP, HAS THIRTY: Ett chee a eta a Butlers ft 20 apie Mery luis nsed, neck wai re oh AOE from egy ry 5 ‘ii in and skilful driving mn eye Ty fourth, ie agree Potni Sehr Seaport, Northport for Alban: Schr Avna B Jacobs, Shoppes i Bour President, Bacon, for Wind at sunset ® << | ea Scur Susan, Chase, aes & to do so, obtain ieee SORE janecous. ncisco from Bath, bad heavy: ai ‘und one boat washed overboard ani seta wet toned sree rk Coast Wreckin ion Se ab rina BPO Bon ann iat ‘Tigris, from New York for Novasea, Sept 17, lat 33, Ship Congress,from Bassein for England, no date, &o, Serr from Onrdlff for Portland, Sept 12, ‘opt the arpa eark Tes Trowbridge, for NYork Sarre ay instinet, ae a FROM: Satie | i) 4 seme rome ro i ESeoraaes Eanes one ere ower for Our beneuit : iN the pockets of a stroll them isi siete | Ne sre. en, 1 ees ‘nee bark Sierra N ee cuore a aaa eri mea he i atl ret os] iy q Te-| lating to the-condition and companionship, the erat! -enee and knowledge, of the spirits of deceased. persons, pat -also:to:questions relating to pastor futurs eveut:, or to fapte-and circumstances existing in distant States mm Countries; to the results of oll speculations er business ‘operations; to the a future day; to the ‘success of matrimon! ns; diseased horses, and ‘o ‘an office hunter’s success in obtaining a desired place—in- deed, ‘to questions relating to any A was in Washington as, Wheat the United States vs. a 1 Powr, 142; the United States va. Lancaster, 2 431, andthe cases above cited. THE LICENSE TAX CONSTITUTIONAL. 2 The whole force of the second defeadart’s counsel depends the Heense fee required of the ternal ‘ Revenue ae “direct moaning of the i Ae omer ‘Gash mea XX 206 HERALD Dorrie, na Wi corner Ges Grand Ache Tae ie Dg 2 etc weeeanes; ‘Ae PAIR OF BAY HORSES, 15 HANDS. "Hae Pisa tails, very ahiowy, wound snd kind; also. pair” gn bossen ts stable’ oo ner of Fweniy'tlird 5 street) Wistrict Court of the Un! ited States for to the recovery of strane increasing; RSHIP HERETOFORE in Ms orkien, Det ie ap foore; wes, Drivers ‘Elverbook “Hebineon, and. auule Larrabee, point: ‘upon the question a :arele Newman. aL for Boston, do; ane aot sna cet . ever momentous fondant, it was proved, spring, and in such need as to require a loan of money, and.yet he had not exerted this power hiding place of the flendish murderers of President Lin- coln, oie gorarment and ist mcrae and thus to secure the offered as rewards for such other so-calied spiritual me- |, even exercised this any similar casé, where immense profit to himself could have been realized by a praiseworth; the operations of Ape ‘all good citizens. aed Bath arannee HANDSOME “SORRED HORSE, 154 HANDS, oy EOL 0 S19; wopnd and Kind tn harhens:7 years old ly at stable, 18 West T! ith wtreet, Fifth ave ‘Burr. 21.—The United States of « America vertus Charles af how oo terms: that “Representatives and direct poodor ‘be apportioned among the several Lae which may be included within to their respective numbers,” and ‘be laid unless in proportion-to ‘@e census or cite provid-@ fer by the ‘constitu- @on. It must be conceded that the’ taxes fevied for ternal Revenue to discover the eatin Hines ne a 19, "9, 1866, RSHIP.—THE FIRM DsPaieace Pawo peep, HI Dissolved by mu 15—Arr steamers Par! 5 16th, Golden City, apie? 81—In port seen Mitchell, from Gis Union, a COACH AND. TEAM OF PORSES.9 WILL BR QED} Brooklyn, ie M. err M PHAETON FOR SALE—MADE BY’ WOOD BROS. Riser Inquire at private stable Bast Thirty-seven street, a i roti or PRIVATE STADE ON. MURRAY, HILL dale, Inquire on the premises 7 Bast 7) ‘Mirst, seventy-third and sev enty-nimth sections of the vice; nor had he rio ie ai 18th; PM sotoa Sora s sear ee Baltimore do; pom pitts a fa ioe a Aad Baker’ 's sisand f for fees Hone ianatel tutehi an Praveen; vals Carl (Dan), fromy san Peso aquicn, 10 load guano for NYork. « vious, slip Moralig See rs Chhethen tosivee exercis: in aid of in the interest of its defendant really powers claimed he ‘ould notbe likely to gain his sub- sistence by pursuing a business which brought but a meagre show of profit. NON-SUMMONING OF SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS SU8- ‘Fespective numbers, or laid jm proportion to the cen- sus; and that if they are to be considered as direct taxes they aro not properly lala under the constitution. The license fee may be considered éither as.a ta: De constitutionally levi the Internal Revenue act, unless itis a direct tax. The ease of Hylton va, tho United which declared the act rsuile, Lanfare, from rt ehips Contest, Mu 4 the amendments thereto, ander the aru Putting in is noe states £ nity or an impost, and: still later CRIFICE.—A TWO SEATED ewe md ¥‘ Ron toand of work Horse Rep., act of Congress of the:5th or June, aa rou a Wagon and Harness, 1794, laying an annual ‘‘tax.on carriages for the convey- ‘ance of persona’ to be a constitutional Jaw, upon gro ch tax -was nota diroct tax, is Sufficient to Show that the tax imposed on the business of the defend. ant is not a direct tax, and that ee Sader tax is clearly constitutional. upon oaenay ‘that its These were considerations that the jurors, as sensible, practical men, could not overlook; but thi ore was another Rineideration of even more importance. ‘The pert ances of tho defendant were cl exercise of the alleged powers: and capacities of the so- iritual mediume—a numerous class of persons, kes ELLOS GOW, een tge at be wie. Apply at American Ports, AM—Arr steamer Nere Wallace eee Niger, imed by him to be the inllk per day. To be STON, Sey York; ship Bunker Till, any a Liv D: ; achrs Ellen, Tho aueptive! ‘80 clear, jpcusvion'is unneces- Hyltoa vs, ye here thige teas Aa} Story’s Couieatey on the Consti ited States, secs. 949 to 1,012; 1 Kent’s Com., ‘un * a8 cane NOT LEVIED On erie ie AMIN G. DARIUS RB. MANG: NER WANTED—WITH ONE OR FWO BDICAL PARTNER W ANTI = mice aa geyser whom were within the reach of a subpana, and could be easily found. If ‘the defendant and these spir. itual mediums are not impostors who practise upon the credulity of those who patronize them, the most obvious and direct mode of proviag the defence set up was to put these so-called mediums upon the stand to attost, under the solemnity and responsibilities of an oath, the fact that.they do receive coi Spiritual or other supernatu in apswer to questions of whose contents they are ignorant; that they do what the de- fendant did without “amy sleight ‘of band_ performance, “and do not willingly deceive and delude thus> who con- sutt them. It might well. bo supiposed that this class of ‘by the defendant's counsel, ‘were as conscientious and coniident in thelr belief of the trath of their professions as wero thoso martyrs who ve suffored at the stake in attesiation of the sincerity of thelr fotigious Vellef, would gladi; tunity iy oye upon a judicial Heer Lithaner We, auuriee +25 iresb, Contrvoled F Feet even be aa i a nine. Jugglers © Bust a tion what! pay far each license ten dollars: Provided, that po as an ue proposition, undeniable; ground for assummg that’ it has 4 a he counsel hi ‘he could ein Pale ous attention o the court. The. eer 9 hed jury of the of ‘the ‘questions:put, ‘an pen cee cer Ses A stuieat oo fe nications, from some ree Mese,s Sota or unknown source, Wee 120th cane aa avent elt Punenng ue Chg ae vce ieee sean pers Saleen the aa at proposition upon Meth WACPHERSON AND DONALD-SMITH, ate sty wh uh & Brother), having determined. that he obtajued &: returned answers ‘thereto, — ree ‘means of ine a ie was. false, .an that he yy the tricks of an ‘certainly require ‘more ‘than acumen venaenee a4 a an impostor could be upon aform of rel! question. 0 astion could pea of the comaifvutional sought to sustain the certainly would net mere statement "ot persons, who, it, was enid fine PALE Avus. fe PORTER ind BX EXTRA STOUT,’ canatae aa 10 | BANKERS AN Anh ; ‘Those Ales, Porter and Stout are of superior quality, ‘cat care, [es nutritive and strengthen- be relied of: for purity. Vest Highteenth nbrIace AL oj and ‘avec, between | Tub and oth ava the nae eke 4 ff such proof sould, si ae ald olfie, with eee name, arn Lilla pe a a aaa | srmatarhs ie Bonnets ot wit es, ther lata packet te kotoreed in viola; ‘or volunteered“ seosay the first widel: removing this vexed retensions from the regions ‘and ir 4 aseertion, blic trial, in. the mode an ich, after all, the world’s expe, Lill obliged to {0 resort for the detormination of all Soran rhe 3 fact > which the liberties and lives of irdumstanice of much signifi. question of the gnilt or inno- fot only the perniats the reonal liberty, of the defe pe Teputation of all the so-called spirit- ual medtuma, were involved ta, shia question ; and yeu pen their own know. ven direct and important testi: pay e stand, and the defendant's was suffered to rest mainly upon the efforts of his able those who bad eonsulted him read answers. to. their tions, and shown. the. writing, upom his atm without their being able to discover whieh. ‘the nature of the questions, =| of Ps tre in his: per Is testimony. pon ‘x Basar “otper f Tustitane, sal j— aera Eis tes Neee aee ly advertised Sev onedie ion aR — Tue re alc Paget “= yeh A uestion of offered by ihe having a0 mange Mee for ame setae oe “a sod stg sh; 01 hand: anTa eee Sah ahs cae ae ‘OR SALE—A i ae SOcARE, y BOX, WAGON, WITH oes Pore & Co. Broome street, see aprons Stable, 46 Trinity i counsel's ion, aid in entorcing the tax; but the the question, and of the "facts on lepends, is sufficient to show force in the point by which the question has been rais:d. ARREST OF JUDGMENT DENIED. of'the motion in arrest of accordingly denied. TVORCE. ei ee CONSULTATIONS ON subject as to this and other States. Foqulred for advice or oF inforaasany, J dounselior at Law, 885 Broadway. Tanta LEGALLY PROCURED, WITHOUT POB. cages pronecuted wi without fee in ‘Attorney Wes a ra thet there is no $400.28 rowan A FAR A er uaedatly at. the’ steam, she” sea pc -pals only. Po, direse Bt a a ase si dnigoninuana taeie ‘Counsellor, 16 Nassau street, YATES LIVE BALSAM —RHUEUMATISN IN Most painful forms, alao scrote ‘old “uloers, ever sore the worst al cormpini en ROCKAWAY weet a ya | a eee a alae Sa ee Be SALE—A oh aah aa BLACK aes Bs ve Mann's table ‘Hunur'e Poimt,. THE PERFORMANCES WERE PUBLIC. fora new trial is.based u; but Snares cases of, Mlscases of the v liver and eared or incipient Treas bas ured thousands of cases ila diseases, and it will most certainly by medicine, if taken in ac he directions ORATION Lik BALSAM bane a, B. Rico, No. 38 Grove street and [No. 21 big Fo and uinkbAtsA a ae teniae o Broadway, MMorpttat six six months, and tobe meurable, ee gice Tani ar of tog evil ie ‘dla or King's Users. had ea the aah from th hen neo ‘umill ba og tarts ae sare an alan Meaice a ree. it S out of a which have been cured, ‘ince, and ihe parties are yet Iu excellent. are noe, partigs are yet performances were hese perform by sleight of hand ‘withis, ponte act af Congress on which the indict is It is by no means clear that the defendant's ances'were not oo eviden eo —- of the I ee SALE.—HACK, HORSES AND order, with trade of four ‘Sis lenea’ of a Cine mabte, for. aul by atsen.¢ Tontn. “apply to Mr. DALTON, 269 Ninth atreot: ca M OF HANDSOME BLACK HAWK sin old, sound and kind, veryetyiteh: sume | morse, Apply un nyt epe me 8 ‘that in.different cases persons consulting the defendant were permitted to have two or Pipe Ain ~~ fog public echo ny Been #4 three friends with them, rather than private in. their which the word public Sapltiise ae that there was-any formances, To deceive the eye, with such oh age hang and pia BUT ALLEGATIONS OF PUBLICITY NOT NECESSARY, But there is another and conclusive answer to the oby ‘were not public, and that ublic , or for fee and reward,.al- var Bet under the a eo allegations teed suflicient yo the cont Lt made by the prosecut! proof of the, defendant’s guilt was very strong, if not conclusive; the defence set xp required the —— that these the affirmation they can te shehand gard the Teason and experience upon which fustler by performing by alight of hand, ‘and should e set forth the xpecitic acts of sleight of hand or of Sugglery relied upon as constituting the offence. STATEMENT OF SPECIFIC be NOT NEEDED, 11 clear thas she specific sows of 1 of band ox of Beed not.be set forth. Bot be. proved, ody bal may ‘he provisions in epee porsche peg any time.” Principal Wo aro accustomed to rely as citizens and ag jurors; and | Soja by dcuggtats generally per ett tory character of the defendant's proof, and the failure to resort to the most obvious and direct mode of disposing the casé made by the left the jury no alternative, for. they cou! their conviction of the defendant's guilt. VERDICT OF THE JURY CONFIRMED. the: judgment of the Court is that the Siz 1,900,000 mise OR SALE—TOORTHER QE SEPARATELY, A. GIG tT oat Oe and Horse, seven a, warranted 20 jew YORK, Augart vor at, 1865. __JINANCIAL. Ce ies Tete Tin ae MADE VICTORIA, this case is-eufficient; that the defendant was legally tried nnd properly convicted} and that sere aoe STATEA TREASURY, iT tence. must follow the conviction. Naw Yorx. x, Sept. 22, 1808. 101 made ie ‘Bhe sentence of the Court was that Charles J. Colches- stable of IL Whit, 6 fine of $40 and costs, amounting to $473. The » cmebercscnerthosnaniee Tietep paid by the friends of Mr. C Five-twenty, Bonds falllig due on the Ist Ci November. REQUESTED TO CAbL aT’ OR FOR SALE—A BAY ‘adh tS 88, 16 HAN Fern ade, 920 ruck, $n Gall ge idrons tp Ho. 4 tooth poet. a ‘hess cboake will be given ‘for deers i employed. (Rex Pul. 180) In an Jaca + Officer it is not to net forth thi etcise of office im-whicl Se ees & thi Jar acts or circumstances of the resistance. alte’ Btates ve. Bachelor, 2 Gallison 15.) Inan indicimont an attompt to commit a crime the particular form of the attompt need pot de alleged. (The People vs. Bi L SHIPPING NEWS. See? a cota are received, a8 soon thereafter as the exsteing- “Sian sae ch be farted upon application at tbe a oe mango en a. LYAx Dvok ‘Awsh boil Reverend vor ae Yore—#uit Day. ee Poesy Sala Pan pee BUGGY WAGON, AT THE STA- i Be ph OES, | Fett sat SALE—A ra haga ot Tor woe W LOST AND FOUND, © aes Sear e grabs paneer =n VIDENDS TO. MIXLN Jana Silver Ore Separating Com} oe in anceessful thin Sve ver coat... G. ose ee USE, A BLACK HORS! 5 tog Appig at the. wtabiee ad Sgranpah Sept 1 -with Pox & Co. ifoetin “4 usual; trade, PS Oy ema or ote gtr y eer the sale wag People va. Adams, 17 Wendell 875.) Soin an ane for fitting outa coer for the slave trade it is mot necessary to specity es particulars of the o Sittag oct, ts It js sufficient w ‘iloge the oftenoc ta the w the stati (United States vs. Gooding, 12 Wheaton 473.) And in in the Circuit Court-of this district, as well as in thie @ great saaumber of convictions have been had upon indictments for enticing soldiers én the military service of the United States to desert which did not specify the means or indacements used for that pai All these details are matters of evideneg, and need not be pleaded. (See forma of indictments, 2 Chitty’s Crim, ir. 103 643, 644; Wharton's Precedents of neceetin, a | Sc sntialee berms of indicument under State laws, sia, 466 THE ALLEGATIONS SAID TO BE INSUFFICIENT. ‘It was also insisted that the indictments @hould have averred more directly and distinctly that the defendant performed the Jugglery charged by sloicht of hand, and that the allegations made are insuficent; apd it was said that if the allegations, ‘and did then and there publicly and for fae and reward perform by sight of ind," had beer omitted the indictment world I been bad; that acount contaning only the latter alles” tion would also have ae bad, and that the two allega- lions are not so made and comnected as to show that the rpecitied sugglery charged was performed by sleyht of han TAS COURT RULES THAT THR ALLEGATIONS AKE 1 Ny inctis wed to the opiton that the Indic at tite inclined to t! e indict. ment would Coe been good if the words ‘and Sdid then and th icly and for fee ané reward perform iby sleight of Baa "had been omitted. Tt the ‘matute had teft the definition of the term juggler to be determined by the court, without the aid. of @ mtatutory definiti + fone of these words would have been necessary in the whe indictment; and no anthority has been cited to show that thorferm of the PU | must be different be- cause a stasutory definition of the word juggler has been given On the contrary, it fe that the in- dictment and the En¢lish statute which provides that the person reom agalaet whom certain specified proof shall be ‘be deemed and taken to be the keeper of of be yp homme or gaming house, as the case mar SS are ip soe Ri wipg all cullar master of proot to be offered in eh ind without any dlopation 0 of the fact from shiek ety, | ow td Cree that bs defendant is the keeper of 4 bole’ Crlupinal Plend 4 355, oha") “And ‘sai the 3 a in ot indictment 0 casos where the proot of certain facts Io. dod by * tg belrrnctent Royton an averment that “ty count goat sat be held the count mast offence of performing agai ¢ ict sor Moon, towtn Eee ‘aun tee, 3 Quaker. City, aud North Thomas Hagerty, im, and was bur on CK steko i a, Hark bitiiae RAs ROUTE, NOW DOING 1 Fir ehitea were ses Fac a pooh ck wt Rebs Beet Aho iment ste res: a OOOO R SALE-—A FIRST CLASS EXPRESS WAGON nd mn. aia Bissett at 105 THE VERDICT SATISFACTORY TO THE COURT.» That the business operations of the. aE: yey c mt 16 (aerard pe oy 2 died of congestion of the bral win sree Fae a Wakeman tion ‘22d In et Ft Wo Hatteras Mate a we ea sept eh om Hate ieee ig Benn, Bris, Rerbate, O.9 aay: wit ae com, een Marsh hart, Lop’ mle, Ui! 16, with mdse.aud bon, heen joie for ia ae farting, Rio Janeiro Ang 12, with ad Bras d'Or, days, with coal, to “Cation hand, Ux Unit other Bonds. New cok meet state p F°%, SALE—AN Nene ot apo = = aaaeno es > Seventh avenue, be- ‘JOSEPH DOYLE. tiih ie payee seas | Le ay Mark Wats ONE bof CART ae it bands ae high pice ib ian, Bank, New Yoreal ‘yy tween Seventeenth and RK SALE—A CHESTNUT bred, broke to single an teenth SB Se rand te It, STLAMSHIP COMPANY, FIC} PACIFIC M. OP ew vera 8s top hombor 10, 1966 Notlen ta hereby. oe oe st de Taehos and Ine of carried nity after scarcely ten nT avons CONSTITUTED be wiy aegti of BUSINESS. aoels to othe Boilers of ip stocl to all the verme an aud eutdition’ nereok ee Raphooke's be ‘closed aoe, Dagatan, piers cia on son, ic atte that reer atreet, for three ; Beweat HORSES ONE, Ak IC rowel tbat fast husiness for lucre the comeadeny that he ' ny and thatthe th atreet, on Inst are signe ey Blut to aaa Tle 9 eer aT two- err hie Go ee ie new noone T. JOHNSON, ay age APLE GROVE. PETROM sitet, New York, ties is horeby giv: Wy at Lie Annual meetl Maple Grove Petrolvum Compa: ny, NO. 41 Futlon street ALI o'clock M., at “nian tim, unter the Pee ar. fhe polis will ia |B sepiente! wintii Oetober 8 Aneta. , Recretaey, Hi ‘Cito crane or Demmarira; th ta Pr Durkee, Jacmel Sept 2, with incu +4 badon), Cunningham, Barbados, soe, WORT rains, Beye Oe iat at a2, ln Traey, Lingan, ‘CB, 13 daya, with coal, to oun Brigit B Emery, ~o Heng M4_daya, with oval, to ion, Del), Herring, Pictou, NS, da; NL mt | a itor ae He te 10 days, with coal, he Wes jathaway, Cole, Lingan, 14 days, With coal, to ie, eee ‘Lingan, 14 days, with ro BPLASDID Fins FIRST CLASS. city MAD) band, admits rational “ ee that the arrangements nnd circumetanées under timer. Can be acen till sol Tractions of The od puted; ak the defendant bad been detected In he nawrumMent velope, when he i we reward will be | atte Ap Toes na , the eyes af "His cuntomers were not upon him; that Re caused {rom the table at whieh he sat, and watehing him to pick it anotber envelope while with, that when he Penge 80. means wateh a thas th the ws. wowd HOF, BAY. HORSES, 16 id, eo xe lg ti side of the belly. Painted black, with small stripe of feather on . rae —Loer BY yt mere ae shy pie and mane} ithe: indy. To be seon ut IST Went sai Seventh and Eighus ventics, requested the person mini and iat tin nil ie and then attempted v op¢n Tequest was wing ia rig Atice Lea (of Wil UNE i saree COUPONS, DUE NOVEMBER 1, cashed in ONAN a BRUNDAGE, 88 Mine street, he, could searecly detection, he “devia om ae “AND, SILVER. answers to questions cy uj the boxeny to a auaston enclosed | in rie ogrppent ‘D8 is pi curely sealed with that after the questions submitting them was aniformly names of several deceased was, directed from the manit pe defendant; that cet ning House, it | was ed bmittea ‘the person aired to write the y which hie aiten- crime ia ddnya, with Luinber, as Plo, Hafitax, 12 days, with liquors and bata) ae ane Bok, iAlitas, 14 days, with fsb, toP 1 melt Davionty Windsor, NS, 12 days, with | exe aig ae =a ney pine, ‘imi OR or ir Fey. ine Coat FIRSTCLASS pane a) Ragone, Vonstontly de on fama, Outs ts nie “iiaean for cou be ween at private Joralemon streets, vasa aes the samme was . LE peta oh) G00 HO! ae a te Spear ei vt Pea ah vlish and aa heal eee |