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.rlEo NAyu1NoroSs March %:

.EIE.p EVAbh4NuIUNS nAlICIL SS'
/, -, ASoSfGla BtisticG Stf6nk Ilhs JheGi las!
signed to ulotThlrtI Judicial District, en-.
bracing Pennsylvania New, jersey and
Delaware. Associate Justice Bradley will
be assigned To tho Eii(h Judicial District,
comprising the States Of Gcdrgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and
Texas; i This district has }begn for some
time mast attached 10 the Sixth District,
to which Judge Swaync Inns recently been
rcassigned. a,'" ~
The House Committee on Foreign AZ:
fairsIhas ;apthorjzed sits 9Chairpa1, EAtr
Banfs,t 10 report the following jolntresolu'
tion in reference 10 Cuba: .,.l ~ :.
That the President Of the United States
rDc and he Is hereby authorized and In!
strucled TO declare and maintain q strictly
impartial neutrality on the part OF the
Government Of tho United states in the
contest how existing between tho people
Of Cuba and the Government Of Spain.r,f
Sec A6d b t. further ReS0IUtd, That
NIL acts and parts Of acts and all provis.
ions of the statute approved the! 9Otll Of
April, 1878, entitled an act in addition TO
I'M act ifOrI tho punishment of crimes
aEafrtst tho United States, and TO repeal
tic acts therein mentioned, shall be con.
strusIl t0Apply. equally TO cAchoE the par.
ties in the existing contest between the
pG5Ilsof Cuba and the government Of
Spain. ul 'rlg..
The Emperor Of Brazil las! prolonged
until the end Of this year the privileges
to ifoFeignyesse engaged N I the cNoastting 8 y t
trade. '' ""L - u, l"@ IT, liI5t,ts III s "a
aercea tSree6mhehd the sdle Cf the Brook.
lyh af4vylyprJL 'pldcipg gthe proceeds In
the treasury and dividing the material
among tho other yards. rfy1CT
The Reconstruction Committee met this
morning and fllean1 Mr. Perkins, Of the
Tennessee House of Delegates, relative TO
tho condition ,of affairs In TINT State bur
no action was taken.
A letter was received this morning from
Deputy Commissioner Douglas, announc.
ing that no definite results concerning the
frauds Id the Bailey casG Ind YET been
revealed, though It Is probable q full In
sight into tho fraudulent transactions con
be officially eotnmuaiisF td,noTrow,
Decided Opinions on Foreign Rela.
tion BY the Senate Committee.
The Committee on Foreign Relations
wero today more emphatic than hereto
lore in tlielr opposition to tho San Domingo
and 81 Thomas treaties and will urge
their rejection By the Senate. The sense
OCihp committee was also as strongly Cx-
pressed against tho acquisition Of any. 9th.
cff1relgr territory -. ,'1,G j,; m'i i'.''i r
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THE CoNGREssIoNAI'PIELD.
The 'dOninrJ JafdI fTO1a lie Firs4 Dis.
trict..A Voice from HRIrlGOn.
C,IAnrsRITRo. Irr ,rl, Z 3. y, VI, w. March 81,

CLARKsBURe, W. Va, March 81.
zUtAs E4lD1af Ga4 BittltlbaaaEl j 9IIdH
As thepolitiCal waters are beginning 70
be agitStsd,. In the Fist Cong gressi6nal
district, we hope tie Republicans will not
forget thatthe interior part Of this district
has never been hopored with a. member oi
Congress sHThd al kilet t8waS represented
byA distinguished gentl lenani from Wood
county, for four years. His successor was
an able, hcneSt, and upright man from
Ohio county, who rreprese entedr US for four
years, with credit to himself and honor TO
his constituents. He gives way Tor gal.
liant soldier from Brooke At the expira.
ton of Gen. DnvalIsterIn. tho Pan Handle
will hAyGytle honor Of having had the
Congressman, for six years, Wood county
for four, making ten years tho extreme
ends have had AhiS! '6BIlCe. ! Not only
this, Wood has always had the Assessor
until recentlyI 1t. has been transferred TO
Brooke county: OHIO hos, ut the present
time, and has always had tho Col.
lector. The Pan Handle has now, all the
district officers. The Republicans in
the interior have never complained Of the
Injustice that has been done them. They
have always gone to work withouta muir
muir for tho Republican candidates, The
time has conc when We will present to
the next Congressional, Convention, the.
names Oflgentlemen from thiEpart Of the
district. We certainly deserve some rC-
cOgnitiOn, for the firm stand We have al
ways taken Hi behalf Of the Republican
party. This Is not written III the interest
Of any particular candidate, but in behalf
of the interior. 10 The names Of Gen! W.
GoG, jr., and Mai. A'G!! Moore, Of. Harri.
son, and Gen. Thos, NJ. Harris, OF Richie,
are mentioned as candi didates from this part
of the district. We hope 1t will be the
pleasure Ofthe Convention, to nominate
one Of these. gent lemen, they served GAL
lantly In the war for tho Union, arc true
Republicans, and men ofability. No man
who can not carry the full strength Of the
party, llas any right 70 lsk tlIc nomina-
lion. We must have q candidate person
ally popular, and good stumper, with one
possessed Of the qualification, We will sue.
coed, otherwise NC will be defeated.
Either Of thUbg bgnntlHpetI mentioned above
will carry tie district by from ten to fl.
teen hundred majority. 1t is well under.
stood that the Democrats will select their
candidates from Lewis or Harrison, they
expect TO- make capital; l;olit Of It knowing
that the Republicans have always taken
their candidates from tho eastern end OF
the district, and it may be the means Of
obtaining for thema few Republican Yotes
therefore; Il 1behooves the Convention to
select some one from the interior, BY
doing SO it will unite the party and make
our5fGtdry. .ecftain:l = = HoRE. I
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MISSOURI.
Legislation. Respecting the state Debt
.ll-llN ---oLf -1,t.!. 81 I.nIrrs. March %. " =.

Legislation Respecting the state Debt
'','io h,'.l,.,,',,., . .' 81. LOUIS, March 22,
The State Senate yesterday passed the
substitute for the funding bill recently
apopted by the House, which provides
that MI money I'd the State interest fund
shall be transferred to the State sinking
fund for the payment Of: tho State debt.
Also that as soQnf as guHici cient money to
meet theSIuly infere on any year shall
have been received to The interest fund,
II shall .beY tmme dat II fhetea ltefS Sdepos.
tied i'm; The Bunk Of Commerce, New
York, and fhe sums sreeeiyedA after such
deposit 70 the list Of eptembersoi same
year shall be invested in the bonds Of the
State. Subsequently this substitute was
takeptdp ,by the House and rejected. and
n moti6n t6Fec consider tabled. The House
ndtSehAte are therefore at dead lock.
The Hoase amended q bill 70 provide
for separate schools for colorcd children,
so that COlOted children shall be provided
with seats in white schools, where scp9-
rate schools arc not established. .l 4.
A radical caucus last night, struck out
Of the report Of tllc special committee "a
revise to tic registry law, all the features
Of which were regarded as liberal" by, the
opposition, especially tho one authorizing
tic Governor 10 remove tho Supervisors
for the cause. .,s..-,,t,.,-.,-.,,'r-, r-,
The Governor, yesterday, signed one
thousand bonds Of one thousand dollars
clcli, amounting to d million dollars oi
the South Pacific Railroad bonds, sent
east for conversion by the road into money
to be placed 10 the CREDIT 6tj the State
treasury, and. then arc, drawn out under
the law ns required. ggiTiTlf II !
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the public mind somewhat unexpectedly

the public mind somewhat unexpectedly
to look upon the near prospect o3 the re-
storationo Of aisound monetary basis. Al
though some Of the measures proposed In
Congress have been Of wholly impracti.
cable character, yet, with tho public ut
large, their effect has been little mitigated
Upon that account Speculation has lent
It's utmost aid to give effect to the tendency
of these measures, and the artificial forcing
down Of the premium has only added to
the prevailing excitement and strengthen
ed the growing impression that the Couns
try is verging closely upon the basis Of
specie payments, This impression has
taken such deep hold Of tho public mind
as to prepare the WAY for still further
fall in gold, should the final action Of Con-
gress upon measures Of finance and cur.
rcncy favor such tendency. But with
tile possibilities and probabilities before
US, II must be admitted that, upon calm
survey of the condition Of our currency
system, tho public may easily come TO- the
conclusion that VIC arc not so near re-
sumption as they had at first supposed.
These stubborn facts confront us the
TREASURY, holds only $eJ, ,000, 600 Of coin
properly lis own and Tree from claim,
while its' demand liabilities payable in
coin amountto $3.50 900, 900, or fourteen
times tho amount of It's reserve, Before
resumption can bc undertaken, either the
coin reserve must beyery largely increased
which involves the difficulty of making
gold scarce on the market and strengthen
ing the premium-or the circulation Of
United States Notes must be largely con
tracted-a process to which tho money
market Is SO extremely sensitive that, even
with tho freestand most natural compen.
sations that could 10 concurrcntly inSti.
tuted, It must be conGlucted very slowly,
and probably with frequent inteFmisSions,
to obviatc monetary spasms In any event,
therefore, the approach 10 specie payments
must be much more gradual and occupy
a longer process than might be supposed
from the now prevailing anticipations
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.oS sNsBEs8ef2 f2thsR Ra&.. .2l9CI9

A I'M I'M N nrohibit The senara,e states Of
Tho German ConfSdetation, from Issuing
readiS 3 IA thG Pplsslin ChSmbGr y
MI IA,l9l h,,trSodat h. NJ
01dI ins st 1870, Cms' IroS ',,vrod h. rborIe,
1EsTIs y ME KSrsoa y aSd
,aI q GTIVe; ut Ss 81 m Ir",r,,j n PttS6nro
y5ue4 " 4 Is M ~ fSa M
gnc g S0n tEoTs; ~ "a aSs TiE
EreKas u 1SScV; s;SS rsSPIS Sp,, p aS sES
DuIsP IoSSS Set alle5 ney yS,SSU ~.
The post pttice a. Jackson staHGn, 4q9 9s
me FhiLaaetP9te sna LIE ',,, MN:
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THE CUMBERLAND JAIL DE.
.4HAdJIEfIf 81 TAN
$500 Reward for Albaugh and Ragan
Pursuit of ah6FuEitiveS.lA Vigilance
Committee in the Field. -

From 0s ,TsaNacrtpt VI gt'ttrfy. TyGN
As 4 matter Of interest regarding The
escape of the prisoners from jail last night,
VIC will state tint II Ia understood that q
reward Of $500 has been offered for their
recapture. Since the arrest Of Peter
Haney, towhich VIC reierrcdin tho 1fgH1
Rcfpf fofSeStkfday ii appears from histtes-
timony that 1t was Albaugh who crossed
the river last night In the skilf, instead Of
K party started Sunday night in pur-
suit Of Albaugh, on horseback, and at
last accounts were on his trail, some.
where IN TIC Acie hborhood 81 the Rome
new and GbreReLd road 6ali arc deter
mined to oyertakc him. Amongst the
parties in pursuit is Hugh O'Neill, q
brother of James O'Neill, who was fatally
shot by EAlbaugh some short time since.
Raghh's Shereabonts hts not yctIbecn
KSiIitSry guaFd X now ar6mdthS jsfl,
and there Is no danger Of any further
s'fsRSs fs3ss al e2H4fsSliy 28Ssai; rSspsed, ] 5s III
convinced, v ith thsaysry b I reason,
that secrst Organization a@S been
formed yin ibis lcttS undera Tie title
Of "The Committee Of Public Safe.
ty," numbering, It Is said, over
one hundred reliRble fespo onsible citiEepsS
who RHtshd u $50 that crime siaA 4o
longer 60 unpunished. The good 1that
may be done, by this committee Is inCalCu.
lable, and wei bGicvGlttllt ifit iscomposs
ed III FQdcBt RAtl fsAfisaSs mon, AZ we
have Snb doubt tits, there WIN DO d day of
terrible reckoning with the rascals who
have so long endangered life and proper
ty9ggsIo.8 E6ay 1oYPS e e { E4 sudden 1alpi, ~
THE Washington Chronicle announces
that according to a recent declsioh:of the
Supreme Court in the case Of thc. United
States Agaiutt H6smef, d" soldiers who
enlisted in 1851 under the first call Of
Prealdhhti Lincoln, dad who ,weiehon6r-
ably cHsehargsai heiop theiextenslOn Of
tho time Of their enlistment, are entitled
to- o bounty Of $4OO. There are, doubt
less d large number III soldiers b Ills
State 10 wi Whose, b, case sasss ithS decision win
apply. .a,a - = .,.ss,.sa ..,I. sss,w
A CITIZEN or Washington .rrecently re-
fused to buy Marx TY&tri'gb book because
Hthe man who cOtiId Wetp at tho tomb III
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New YORK Produce MaEkot.

NEW York. March y. 4
CoEToN-Lower; sales 2 800 bales at 216 tot
mIddlIng uplands
FIOUR-Cl0Gsd dnll and DC lowCr on medium
and low grades extra. t-..r..-l..
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull aud heavy at 81 CSfbl "
for No. Chicago; 81 09Dl II for No. 1 MllwAu.
kee, and 81 GObI4T for winter rcd and AmbUT
western. Rye-NomIn8l. OAta-Holyy and low
CT At 69a67c for western, and 601G2c for Ohio
COrn-DUll at 93698c for now mixed western.
PRoVISIoNH P0rk-Dull At $QB for NCss Beef
Steady with q ilir demand. Cut Meats and
Bacon Quiet and unchanged. ,.,,.g,.
L4RD-FiTmeF a. l4X0t4xc c t0rpFimc steam
EGas-In fAIP request at 281S SOC.
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Now YORK Money and stock Market.


NEw YoRE, March y,
,,.,,,,. r,,. ,,.,1,o, ,rorl,oJ oaov 1hrnu,hnpt
MONhfE1HS IL lnaESct 49, ~ t1n,o law
To-Day AZ 9&9 pSrr prS SSHt: Sat nS ~ "S
ade ~ SSIo.4cJ nr m.
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street. JcnKHs nH ~, ~ H. AZ: Ioats
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loDDcTe as NJ y w ~ noE tS iS ~ ~ at.Soi
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qutet HuI ~ Hrs. ToypsHittSo
rom Sat InU ~ rHnost
On F33IeiEn InIn,i An S 1sy,nS, SSI,TCrens S,shts
Hvn. NJ .LOI nS t ntSS SIS,sStinsS
70 Cuoa; 9na !aat H "s1 tn SaS.ta ~ H.:
Sotc VtnSF pS Ga.,S.S S 9ITHIVS Iii nre.
ueahltGy Postponsu Sen " Ie1t. ~ W. H.
t1E Ks H,d WranS Src mi aSTd M
~ wy SS,Sts ~ FTTSInr RI and IhSt tfs f1SioFity
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checK iraudS' ,,,. :. ,ne,1a,no,< ..,..
sTMe-EiTR n'.,.,i,. RoSlL6 SI SC3o, SSi p,oadv
rSfsNd statsS ~ ~ Is91 spnoaS @ id alISH
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sduattst, Sovereignty ,so6yyter1ss Hear Fortress
."''' o. Monroe.
F.oRFiRFss MONROE, Mare 4

.07,,- NJ FoRTREss MONROE March 992n 9 Z,
Yesterday morning the deputy Sheriff
of Elizabeth City county, went on, Z p
CeIey Smiths farm, 8 miles lromG Hamp-
ton, 10 put a man who bought 1t in pos.
session; but was resisted BY col0rctl squat
tcrs. To-day Sheriff Titlow, with a posse
Of so men, wentt0 Gust the negroes. He
found some 200 men and women well
armed and concluded II was folly to at.
tack them, and returned towards Hampton,
followed and fired upon by the squalters.
Several shots parsed cl6se, to the Sheriff;
but lle escaped Ilnhnft The Sheriff. has
called on the Governor fdr assistance.
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Ohio LegibIatarO.
yss'OoLullpUs, March &c,

A bill passed tho House giving the pO-
litical party in tho minority In any elecT
ton precinct . representative among Tho
Judges Of elections Y -. II. - 81
AblTI passed tho Senate to ;'phalSe the
penalty for horse stealing from one 10 three
years imprisonment in the peultentinry,
Instead Of from three to fflecn, as now;
also bill providing i5r o consolidated
University at Cincinnati, .,g, y ..fS a'j,
A bill was introduced IN The House to
abolish the office Of Comptroller df Che
Treasury. - ltteil4 -t'ta
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Fearful Explosion ip q PennSylVaRig
+! II n Coal Nine 4
pm M rIp,,IA I1l March %

A tairtble EXPLOSION 5Gcdrrtd 4 la5t night
at the colliery Of W. G, Audenreld, In
schuylkill county, mining region, "A
large boiler attached q. .&6e mime blow Up
kiliint several men aldibAdly ,wOunding
q number Of others. The engine hOuSe
was blown to atoms.
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PICHARDsoN's EI7
NEW METHOD
FOR ORTHEPIANOFORTE

Excelllng 10 popularity oil instruction books
for the Piano. There ID hardly home ln t9e
country containing o plRnoGorto without this
celebrated book. Annual sale, 5000, and the
demand 10 IncreaElng. P1bliShed with both
American and Foreign lingering In separate cdI
tons.
Price, q ID Sent postpaid on receipt Of price
OLIVER DIT8ON & CO., Boston,;
C.H. DITsOS co., New York,
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!; RTCHITOND.T
No Further Disturba nces-.Funsral Of
POliceman..eCanby Denounced
G!g.II lby the City Council kdH
RrCrrSIoSh, March %

1lUliAQNpt march 3a'
All Guiet today. The funeral Of Bush,
the special policeman killed Sunday night,
sIon WefeI Mayor Eilso6, CITY 0ou6ejl and
25OpolEcetneIi. The Council this morn!
ing passed res0Iutions In memory Of Bush,
In which the interference Of Gen. Canby
by which Mayor Chahoon's resistance 70
the legally elected Mayor was prolonged
under military protection, was denounced.
'!sGSIllSEGS sSlSB SBS4S. hbBGaS ssetSSuass I4d
be heard i9 the b ~; Y; 8 T' pT'is!fiGt go#t TO
Ellison has issued warrants for the'ar-
rest Of tho parties concerned ip thq sShlOotT
Ing Of Ben Scott. = =. " : - i' W
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Congress- Nomination IN the Toledo
a'IG }, District
L 'a,fls1sW" TOLEDO, March % i

Tho Republican Convention held at Ma.
poleOn, Ohio, today, nominated E. D!
Peck. Of Wood county, for Representa-.
tive In Congress from The 10th District, to
flll the vacancy caused by the death OF
Hon. T II, Hoag
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naItimore MarIet.

'.- ~ BALTIMORE, March q
FLnuH-Dull and unchanged, ~! Z
GRAnS-Wheat-Firm; Pennsylvania A. 81 28gB
100. COEn-FIFm; ycllow.at 93t9iC; white At VI
d93e. oatS-Steady at 5t95GC. RyC-steady At
P6da$lO0. cry
WHiSKY-In 6Ir demand at 81 coal Of. i,1
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j T#Htf ~ ltrHH.l.t R4kNI244tAANA%s'-'.
! p4latua' - ,ta4IT zrsI " ,1olSG
IIoxpoN, March %.
The Australians are Itaking lmeasfeS
for the establishment off mali and pas
senger route to Europe ia San EranCisco:
THE commercial journals OFF this city
comment upon the excessive imports Of
American wheat and flour during the past
year. The statistics, show that the re.
cCipts of wheat from the United States
this year have aggregated 81, 800, 900, q
quarter more 'than for any previous year.
The passengers Of the steamer Sattiatia,
which arrived at Queenstown at 9 o'clock
last evening, complain Of the Captain Of a
certain Guion steamer, which they sup.
pose to have been the Manhattan, IT.
seems the Gui0n, steamer was within p
short distance otthe SAmariq several days
ago, q and though her signals Of distress
were, flying, The Guion Captain refused 70
aid the disabled steamer, and utterly ig;
rio proceedings ID tlgeco House 6E Lorflss
last evening, were unimportant, = u,,,l,.,..,
In the House of Commons the Marquis
Of Huntington, the Chief Postmaster
GeneFnlj replied 70 questions relative 10
helelays in tho telegraphic service, and
explained that the delRyswete now, chief
ly cOnfned.to Ireland. Tolls weplc cheap,
and consequently the wires were crowded.
This was especially true In NOrthi1relanl.
In the Southern countriessthG lines ohRd
been cut maliciiously. The submarine
cable connecting iWexward with HGPyrc'
ford, Wales, had so been cut, ton miles
away from. tho Irish coast Under, such
circumstances, delays were inevitable. but
he hoped soon to be able to announce That
delays occur only Ia exceptional cass$ =. 4,
Right Honorable VIM. Mansell, Under
Secretary i0p the Colonial Department,
explained that tho Knighthood offered
Mi. Gait recently was totally unc6nnectcd
with the question Of Canadian dl9l !Itaap Ipqaspe4-'
M. Gladstone said he hoped to get q
meeting Of the Committee Of the Irish
Land bfll on Tuesday, in order that the
question might be disposed d. In time. 10
receive the budget before1.E Easter Z Tho
Consul Fund bill then came up and, tyas
debated briefly and passed. Discussion
on the Land bill was then resumed. .qG ~
# .aH y ~ e H.#a#tH N I
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FRANCE.

~ 5,.r aIs,as' a;, Paris, MaroII Sa. ID
Tho Journal Q6lctals contains h letter
from the Emperor 10 Prime Minister
Olivier, he says II would be expedient in
tue present condition Of 'gfairs TO adopt
all reforms which will restore Consitu.
tioual Government to France, in order to
put IN end to that, imnoderate desire for
change which possesses certain spirits who
disturb the public mind by belylng the
stability Of the present regime: Among
the efeforns which lie has instituted the
Emperor places in the first rank those
which touch tho Constitution and peroga'
tive of tile Senate. He urges Olivier 20
concert with his colleagues for submission
TO him, tho Emperor; Of project foE
the 9enatus Consultum, which will fix
invariably the fundamental provisions
growing ont Of the plebiscitum oftdS6s !;
divide legislative power between the two
chambers andlFestore to tho nation apart
Of tile representative power which had
heretofore been delegated. ri>a42ii 90
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THE Northern Pacific and tho, Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad Com.
panIes have made arrangements for The
establishment Of extensive mills at Duluth,
Minnesota, for the manufacture Of railroad
ron Ji f'.'
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Now York Dry Goods Market.

= NV SoRE, March q.
Market more active with only slight variations
A big commission house was reported suspended
yostcrIlay iOF about million d0llarS, and an I'm
n0rtlng (obbIng house 10 EAid 70 have asked ior
an extension. .
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A CITIZEN or Washington .rrecently re-
fused to buy Marx TY&tf'gbOokY because
"the man who. could weep at tho tomb IF
Adam must be M IDIOT ~ .r.,!. 'I.,,'i.R
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DOOFING PITCH. BARRELS
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-23
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
THE COURTS.
THE BROOKLYN CENTRAL BANK.

Application was yesterday made before
Judge Benedict, in the United States Eastern District
Court BANKRUPTCY FOR the appointment OF assignee.
~ r. warine stated that ne represented large number
OF creditors whose claims small, some Of whom
were unavodahy absent WEDNESDAY last when votes
received FOR an assignee, and he moved 70 reopen
the polls that election - order another He pre-
seuJed IA petition signed by parties representing
votes might he added TO those already
polied in favor Of Anthony L. Campbell as as
eicroe. Gen. Pbip = Crookc, representing l. creditors
e. Of SOcC67 Co. also asked for tho appoint
mont CT 3r. Campbell United states District Attorney
Trarey suggested the name OF Frederick A. PItt, and
sso a, b. catcher both of whom he REGARDED as en-
rely ~UnVeer. Gen. trOCkC moved that tho assignee
that might bc appointed should required give suf
6ceu. louds judge Benedict took the papers and re-
served lis decision