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s. M. HENKEL d.
DENTIST,

AND
$. HI. HENKEL, d. j
DENTIST
Formerly Of New Market, Va
Respectfully announce that they have located
in Staunton, Va, and offer their services to the
public in all the branches Of their professions.
Calls promptly attended to at all hours, unless
professionally engaged.
Office on ~cornerof Augusta and Main Streets
Entrances doors North of Bickle's corner.
mar5-1y
MEDICAL NOTICE.-Doctors c. R. Harris
IXl and B. P. Reese having formed a copart-
nership in the practice Of Medicine, very respect
fully tender their professional services to the pub
lie. .5.
Eighteen years experience qualities the junior
partner for the general practice of medicine, and
will enable the senior partner to devote especial
attention to the diseases females and children.
Calls in the country promptly attended to-.
Ofice-Main street, 2 doors East of DR.. Chap
anan'sy DID S.
All letters strictly on professional business,
should be addressed to
janl4-6m DRs. Kris y REESE.
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Bear it in mind-timc IS money,
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n. P. FUNKHGUsER, J. WILLIE bAshiN.
ssCYsTEM AND PRICES TO SUIT
HARD TINES"
We have just opened, at the Store Room form,
.crly occupied by Piper & Funkhouser, 8 general
Stock of Dress and Staple Dry Goods. We have
bought late in the season and entirely for Cash.
Believing that buying and selling exclusively for
Cash is the true business principle, and that it
practically means reduction in prices we have
adopted the strictly Cash System.
We invite our friends and the public to an exam
dna1ion of our Stock, pleading that our prices
shall be satisfactory.
Respectfully,
NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER & co.
zse- Quotations given elsewhere. nov26-t
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NOTICE.-Made {. the Institution for the
IN Deaf and Dumb and the Blind.
Hair Mattresses,
Moss and Shuck Mattresses,
Coir Mats, all sizes,
Corn Brooms,
Old Mattresses renovated,
Old Chairs filled with new cane seats,
Books bound in plain binding.
Articles to be repaired will be called for at pri-
vate residences, and returned when finished.
All orders for work should be made through
the Steward, or Foreman of the Shop, to the
Principal.
ssbll-ly-Vindicator copy.-Spec.
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T DEGOUMO1S,
els WHITEWATER AND JEWELER
STANTON, VA.
Would respectfully inform his friends and the
public he has removed to C. E. Wood'sO Stand,
New Street, two doors below j.. Scherer's.
He is prepared to do all kinds of work in his
line, at the shortest notice aud most reasonable
rates. ,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry &C., repaired and
warranted.
Having heretofore enjoyed a fair share OF pat,
ronage i hope by an effort to and
please to merit 9 continuance.
declO-3n
CHINA AND FRENCH GLASSWARE Il
u We have Just received the prettiest stock Of
fancy goods ever seen in Stanton.
Parian Marble Vases, assorted,
Is beautiful Cologne sets,
Fruit Baskets,
China Mugs,
French Cut Glass Goblets, Tumblers, Wine De
canters Fruit Dishes.
In connection with the above, We have on haned
800 dozen white granite Plates,
300 sets Cups and Saucers,
200 Covered Dishes,
Chamber Sets, Pitchers,
s Gold band and white China Tea seta,
l French China Dining set, very low at
decl0-tf ). A. FLYER suns.
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D B. GRAVES,
Main Street, Stanton, "a. four doors Easl
of CrYford's old stand
whereheis prepared to efeepteEpfklR the If mne g
fashionable manner and at the sh~ortesfaotiee, 81
a reduced price for the CASH. Cutting andfen'
ovating done in the best manner.
Aug 9, '67-3m.
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Business Cards.


AND LIQUORS.
IN ADDITION TO MY SELECT STOCK OF
GROCERIES,
vHAYE NOW on HAND A LARGE SUPPLY
OF
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
-- EMBRACING
OLD SHERRY,
sCUPPERNONG, OF
THE FINEST QUALITY,
APPLE AND GINGER BRANDIES,
OLD WHISKEYS, &c.
New Brick Store, opposite Court House Square
STA UNION, VA.
sebcl.tf GEO. G.. JACKSON.
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Professional Cards.
XXTM. CHAPMAN, D. d. S. l-
@-a STANTON VIRGINIA,
~I" Office. SonthSide Main Street at

~ Office ,s~outnsiae Main Street at
his old stand.
Artificial Teeth mounted on Gold ,Silyerand
Vulcanite.
All neutrality-suspicious. the mostSeientifc
and skilful manner with strict regard to Perma-
nancy and warranted to compete work
lone in the cities.
Thanking the people Of Augusta andthe sur
founding Counties for their very l~iberalpatron
age prior to, during and since the war, re-
nectfully solicitits continuation
The highest price paid for old gold and
silver plate. JIne1-t{
A NJ. HENKEL, NJ. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
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n: R OF S; HA h y ssss , wRs' for e n9ss than in
the practice of Medicine, has removed to Staun-
ton, and offers his services in the various branch
les of the profession to the public.
Having devoted much time and study to Chill
,dren and their Diseases, he proposes to give spe-
,cial attention to that class of patients and the dis
eases common, and peculiar to them.
OFFICE-For the present at his residence
"'West Wood at the Western end OF Main
Street.
noyl9-tf '
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NLOTHING5 HATS,
u BOOTS AND SHOES.
I would respectfully invite the attention of my
friends and the public to the fact that keep con-
stantly OF hand 2 good stock of Clothing, Hats
Boots and Shoes, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
generally, which l will sell on reasonable terms.
Give me a call, and I will endeavor to please,
beth as to quality and price of goods.
E. HAGEMAN,
New Street: opposite Va. Hotel,
junell-ly Stanton, Va.
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VTTANTED.-5O0o Red and Gray Fox Skins,
w for which the highest cash price will
f5e paid,
ED. HALL.
jan7-tf On Wharf, Stanton. Va.
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III EcHoLs, H. NJ. BELL, R. H. cATLET'
Monroe County. Stanton, Lexington
NICHOLS, BELL & CATLETT,

NICHOLS, BELL Il CATLETT,
ATTORNEYS ATLAW,
STANTON, VA.
.WILLpracticein the State and FederalCourt
sat Staunton, and in the Circuit and County
Courts atStaunton, andin the Circuit and Coun-
ay Courts of Rockbridge, Rockingham and Allie
ghany counties. They will also attend to special
sousinessi in any part of Virginia and West Va.
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Miss Anne Berton, daughter of George
III. Berton, Of the firm of Herton, Gale y
Co."
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furnish such accommodations ~ were furnished to
him hy the county. Hts honer said ne knew that at
one time there were seven persons confined IN one
cell, among whom were chose simply accused, while
the others were those awaiting sentence II was not
an uncommon th,hg to nnd the Old broken-down.
aebauched or tde professional criminal locked up
with i've or six Others aud perhaps boy OF twelve
years, who was confined for throwing stones In the
streets. stop should be put TO this state OF aIars
Enough public money had been spent In the county
for luxuries, while tho necessities were forgotten.
We can l0ananons TO private corporations, Judge
Troy continued whether practicable or not, ana can
beauttiy parks with unnecessary details, while the
piled. We require jail In this county, before we do
anything ese for the safety OF prisoners Under the
present crowded condition conspiracleH ana plots
are frequently occurring. The Criminals are not
under the eve OF the keeper sufficiently, and II IS al
most impossible for him to Keep murderous weapons
from the prisoners. One man under trial for mur-
der (skidmore the air gun assassin) was confined
Pellicer he City PARK murdererJ was awaiting exc
cuti0n he could see the gallows aud the rope dan
gllng from the window OF his CELL
The Court alluded TO tho TACT that persons under
sentence or death confined In cells with other
persons where they could not have, amid oil the
pare tnemselves for death Common humanity
and the dictates Of religion would suggest
that they be allowed as much privacy as possible.
In referring to the increase In the number OF dlsrepu
table houses IN the city, Judge Troy said that there
were some OF them not very tar from the court
house which were frequented by persons OF wealth
and apparent respectaDllity, whose names would be
summoned as witnesses. The Grand Jury must DO
I'll IN their power to suppress those places. The
Court charged upon several other points, after which
the jurors returned to their room.
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BOARD or ASSISTANT AlDsGMsa.

The Meeting Yesscr6ay~-Anethcr Good Salary
Arrauged--PuDIic Observation-Disclosures.
The Board met yesterday afternoon, the president,
Mr. Reilly, presiding.
After the presentation OF large number Of reso-
lutions, which were aid over the general orders''
were reached.
a resolution fixing the salary OF the second clerk
in Bureau OF Street improvements at the rale Of
$4,000 per annuIn was adopted.
The Comptroller was directed to purchase the preml-
adjoining the Fourth precinct police station mousse
t0eing II OAK street, Ia order to provide additional
accommodation for the police force OF the precinct
provided the expense does not exceed $4,000.
Resolutions were adopted directing the CCmptrol-
ler TO draw his warrant IN favor or Michael snyder
and Andrew Fox for the sum Of $500 eacn for Gloss
OF horse occasioned by defective piers.
Tho Cr0ton Aqueduct Department was directed to
have the following streets paved with Belgian pave
menr:--
Thlrty-sixtn street, from Tenth to Eleventh ave-
nue.; FOrty-sxth street, from Ninth avenue to Hud.
son river; Ftieh street, from Fourth " Fifth ave.
nua.
Ihe Board adjourned rilI Thuraday
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COURT or ssssIuaS.

Charge To the Grand Jury--Disgrncefnl Con.
dition Of the Jnii--Expendfure OF the County
Money.
Fsfore'Jud.e Troy and Justices voorhees, and John
son.
Ihe FEBRUARY term commenced yesterday.
Grand Jury was empanelled, and in charging them
Judge Troy alluded 10 the startling increase OF
crime which has enlarged the calendars OF the
courts and crowded the jaih Tie Court also called
jail IN Raymond street, ana surgested that tbe
Gfand Jury shoud pay visit 10 the institution and
examine lts. interior. The jail, he sasd was no
and badly yennlnted, and strong healthy man.
who cannot NM baii and goes into the place,
comes OUT at the emo OF three months . wreck.
His honor did NOT mean TO inumate thas ony
reflection should bs cst,upop tne oicers OF the iai
as they weru not io blame. lhe Snorin couii only
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I'M was in July, 1865, ono OF the engineers OF the
Metropolitan Fire Department. and now brings this
action to recover $4,000 damages against the de-
fendant one OF the Fire Commissioners, who. he
claims procured the passage OF a series OF rcsolu-
lions by the Board derogatOry 10 Inc complalnanrs
character as skiIful engineer ana the publication
Of which he procured In the HERALD and an-
other paper. The complaint arises out OF the
fron OF the Bowery theatre In June, 1868, while in
charge OF the paintl, to whose ne2lncnce the rc3o-
which ensued.
The defence set up a general DENIAL and that tho
allegations contained In the resolutions were true
ana were duly passed upon by the Board OF Fire
Commissioners.
The evidence adduced on behalf OF the plaintf
was deemed insufficient by the Court to sustain MS
case.
Counsel for defence pressed for dismissal, where
upon counsel for palntir asked leave TO withdraw a
juror which latter request the Court refused and
dismissed the complaint on the ground OF no proof
OF publication by the defendant.
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SUPERIOR C0UnT-SPeclAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Freedman.
Peter CidSSeH rS. Jacob Leopold ct dl.--Case SET
tied and filed in Clerks ONCE.
BY Judge Spencer
Stsannah Rcusch vs. Louis Ntte'--Moion
granted.
Valentine II. SkiT et al. as. Alpho'iso Sdaoht %
dl-Same
Charles Eisenf felder Us. PsRtp LerD-Same.
Jittts Rosenberg ps. Willidnt 1egengd-SaIne.
Atdre,c d. Neuck et al u.s. LSdOetd RUthei3oTd.-
Same.
george NJ Monaz Us. Joseph luz et aL-Same.
John G. Slender Ffede'icE Wohtvenlutn.--
Same.
Joseph Mattesoa et al .s,atD7ss Merritt et al
Motion granted, without costs.
Anto7aO Hitler Us. John Graham et GI-Complalnt
dismissed, with costs, by default.
WiUiant f. Dodge et al. Us. The BridOetcdter Paint
ana color Company et al--Tw0 SUITS Motions
granted with ten dollars costs, to abide event.
RUdotph T1ntelntdn as. Jacob r. SfegeT.--Com-
plant dismissed, with costs, and ten dollars costs
OF motion.
Denmark p. Collins ct al. Us. John COuy.-Two
suits. Motions granted without costs.
pilittR A. Ketelt1S as. JOitd j. Thomas ct al
Motion granted. without costs.
ResolDid Gardner ct al. Us. George Il. Ronsus ct
aL--Moton granted
Joa's Stuart rs. Ey6e11 Stan1dYd-Same
Attg,tst F w. AUtny rs. John B. G0ula ct al -AMo-
ton granted, with ten dollars costs.
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UNITED STATES cuHMIss.oNsas' cpusI.
Alleged Attempt 10 Bribe Police Oficcr-
The Crawford-D Dia nond Case.


Alleged Attempt 10 Bribe Police Onlccr--
The Crawford-DiamOnd Case.
Before Commissioner Shields
The U,stted States Samuel l.. Feyai.-Ihis case
ont ofa charge preferred days ago against
Charles Diamond, Bieecker street saloon keeper.
by olcer Crawford of passing counterfeit fifty cent
currency. The evidence presented was insufficient
To sustain the complaint, ana Diamond was dis
charged. On IeayiDg The court buildings. Diamond
assaulted Crawford, aud was consequently re-
arrested and brought before Judge bowling at the
Tombs, VINO seatenced him to the Penlten-
tlary for three months for assant and bat
terry. In the evidence then taken 1t came
out that Diamond, While awaiting examination III
the counterfeit case, procured a sum OF I1ty dol
lars wherewth 10 brbe Crawford from giving daui-
aging testimony, and this sum he handed to his
friend Fem, the present defendant Judge DoWl
ing insisted upon Crawford3 producing Whetever
money ne then had ia his possession, when the
fifty dollars in n roll marked money was pro-
duced. Crawford claimed that he TOOK tue money
with view OF handing IL over to the Property
Clerk al Headquarters, and explained that his
mony as against Diamond, as It was intended
It should. The charge against Crawford
for receiving the money Is under the con-
slderatlon OF the Police Commissioners Craw-
ford subsequently had Fem arrested on charge VI
attempting TO bride HIM TO give false testimony IN
the Diamond case. The commissioner held Fem
for examination 10 come OF tomorrow, at Two 7. NJ.
Charge OF Rescuiag United States Property.
The Ulfed yates u.s. brighton ami Lol,re.-The
defendants were charged with rescutng and renov-
ing from the custody or the Uniled States Marshal
large quantity OF matches which mad been seized
u charge that the revenue tax mad not been paid
thereon. The particulars oil the case have. been
already reported IN the HERALD The examination
after some evidence Tor the prosecution nad been
taken, was adjourned.
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C0!aIi0a pLEAs-SpEClAL Term.
Decisions.
By Judge Van Rrunt-

Decisions.
By Judge Van Brunt.
Brockscdy Us. Differentiation granted
Thompson cs Leiner.-Same.
McIatosh u.s. Hasght.-Motion granted as TO the
third and fourth paragraphs OF the amended an
swer.
Gordon Us. Qutraa.--Mot1on granted as TO counter
claim.
Yatg,tanzo u.s. Standardization granted on pay
ment OF ten dollars cost OF opposing motion.
COOK as. Observation-Disclosures granted on value
oil goods at tlmesof commencement of action
Decker Us. FtSCher.--M0tiOn denied unless defend
ant desires an order or reference TO examine wit
nesses orally IN which case decision reserved until
coming In OF report.
Humphrey Us. Phtlltps.-Motlon denied, with
costs.
counsel.
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C,IY COURT.

A Real Estate Agent Undertakes Too Much.
Before Judge Thompson.
James r. Rhodes as. Catherine Van .ygohtes.--The
plaintiff who Is rea, estate agent brought suit 10
recover $780, which he claimed defendant owed him
for procuring purchaser for tho premises No. Is
Hicks street. The property was purchased BY the
trustees OF the Plymouth Bethel. Defendant claimed
that plaintiff mad also boen acting In the matter Tor
the purchasers. ana she therefore asked for q dis
missa OF the complaint which was granted by the
Court.
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Threatened strike Of Lnborers.

The laborers the number OF 200. employed In the
sewer excavations at Hudson City, N j., struck at
noon yesterday because they were not allowed
an hour for dinner. Information was sent to one
OF the contractors Mr.. shannon, who yielded to the
demand on condition that the men work ten hours
day. This strike, unlike that OF the Erie mechan-
tcs, was based on justice and reason and had the
sympathy of every prominent man IN the city. The
men returned to their work after dinner.
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CCUaT CALENOAa-TH,S DAY.

SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT, BRooKLyN.-Nos. sos,
493. 49s 5o2 500, 352, 5ls 521 ST. 10 $780, 53l 532
$40, 5i 5l9 233 234, 500 SOL 552, 553 055 551 65s.
500, 5c0 55, 526 $685. 564 $685. 506, 567, $685. $685. 3d.
57I, 572 573, STA.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CuugT.
The Wallabout Improvements.
Before Judge Benedict.

Before Judge Benedict.
The argument in the matter OF the injunction
against the wallabout Commissioners. restraining
them from continuing the Improvement Uf the Kent
avenue basin, was TO nave been heard yesterday
afternoon, pnt owing to the absence Of counsel the
case was adjourned for "a week.
An Admiralty Case.
Ia the case OF Henry Cock against the sloop Amirs
Sheppard, decree was yesterday entered IN favor
or iibslant Tor 1850 damages. with Costs.
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Frank Hastings and John Shaher, who were anu
sing themselves and about dfty Others by pommel-
ling each other in the most vigorous manner in the
back basement Of the liquor saloon OF Thomas Null
lav, o27 Court street. on Sunday night, were taken
before Justice Delmar yesterday. IL appears
the parties made much noise that they
Forty third precinct who forced entrance to the
place ana gobbled up all they could get away with.
The majority OF the spectators made their exit by
way OF the rear windows. Judge Delmar he'd Hast
ings ana Shafrer to await the action Of the Grand
Jury for participating In prize fight. John Radt-
gan, Thomas O'Hare, Charles Smith and Michael
Neagh. spectators, viii be tried on Thursday next
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The following record win show the changes IN the
OF the weather for the past twentyour
hours In comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year, indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
n orr
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Ijolrned till Thursday.
THE AL0ERMAAIC FIGHT.

The Seger-Guntxer Duai-Those Frauds--A
New Work for the Aldermen.
Pursuant to adjournment the Committee on Pro-
tests Of the Board OF Aldermen assembled yesterday
at noon 10 continue the In regard to the
protest OF Nicholas Seger against william Guptzer
as Alderman for the Tenth Aldermanic District The
counsellor who seems to need strong pocket
handkerchief opened the performance yesterday
by asking 10 have the Investigator stiff further
postponed, go that he might be enabled TO produce
testimony TO show tnat canvassers In several or the
districts were appointed TO fill vacancies where in
TACT. no vacancies existed and In regard to which
resignatons Of the canvassers originally mad
been sent 70 the Bureau OF Elections.
Ex-Judge Phillips contended that the plan pro-
posed 10y the counsel WAS bold attempt
TO make the committee 4 court of review
on tue actions OF the Police Commission
er5; these canvassers acted under color OF law
and ne Thought the ground taken by his Learned
friend" tthose were hts words) rather novel, Mr..
Guntzer held his seat by virtue OF the count given
before the Board OF Canvassers, and he now comes
IN and claims tEat the returns were void Snd not
worth the paper they were written ON.
Counsel had induRed in a little sparring on the
question when Alderman Miller announced that tile
committee would allow the defendants an opportu
nity to produce Mr.. Hasbroucs from the Bureau OF
Elections and the canyassers VITO served IN the
Thirt,ctn district and for that purpose would take a
recess until Friday, at Twelve O'Clock.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The Criminal Calendar-A Panel of Jurors
Summoned.
Before Judge woodruff.
On the opening OF this Court yesterday morning
General JACKSON Assistant United states District At
torney, moved that the Court direct that panel OF
nixy-four jurors be summoned To be present at the
opening OF the term, on the 23ta instant, FOR the
ulal oil criminal cases. The Court 50 ordered.
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COMMON YLEas-TG!sL TeRM--paaT 2.

Before Judge I.oew
This branch OF the court stands adjourned until
next Thursday.
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THE COURTS.
Proceedings i'm the Law Courts
Yesterday.

fraudulent Assignment in Bankruptcy Alleged
Attempt to Bribe a Police oficer--Charge Of
Judge rngraham to the Grand Jury
in the Court Of Oyer and Termi-
ner--Action for Libel-The McFar-
land Triat-Important Opinion
by Judge Bedford.
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sTREAEs AaD sTalKGRS.
No Help for the Erie STRIKERS.

No Help for the Erie STRIKERS.
The committee appointed by the Common Council
OF Jersey City to wait on Jay Gould and urge the
reinstatement OF the men OUT OF work by reason OF
the strike were not successful. The indlscreet
remarks OF few prominent men who encourag ed
the strikers have produced impression among the
Erie Railway offcials decidedly preIudicial to the
poor aborers, VINO may well cry out "Save us from
our friendS.o MIR. Gould informed the committee
that the removal OF the Jersey City workshops
to Port Jervis was under consideration, and
IL would probably be decided within a
few days. The poor people OF the Seventh ward
VIII then have reason TO depore the day when the
mechanics took the foolish step OF trying to knock
down Fisk ana Gould. A sum OF $4,000 month
will be lost TO Jersey City II the shops be removed.
This Is one result Of trade unions when improperly
directed. MI. Gould refused to relnstate the men.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Tammany SocietyFatal Shooting Acci-
dent-Garrote R0bbery-Jack ''Rey-
nOIds'' Not Insane-AnOther Bogus
Detectiye-The Black Gang or
Wooster Street-Arthur's Gift
Sacriiege = Society, Police
and General News Items.
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THE Pennsylvania COAL TRADy.--Though tne
anthracite coal trade Is now quoted dull the ton.
mage OF last week IL fully equal Of the previ-
Gus week aud considerably IN excess Of that OF the
corresponding week last year. The Reading Rail-
road brought down for the week ending on the "a
Instant OF all Kinds, 40 $40 TONS against 47223 tons
the previous week, and for the fiscal year 46S $40
tons against 1871 3s1 tons to corresponding dase last
ycar-an increase OF l31, ,495 tons. Tie total pro-
duct OF coal at all the regions for the week. so TAR
have company reports il 29s 16l tons, against
205, Ai5 tons the preceding week-an increase OF
2,1o6 tons--aud for the coal year 1,328,sll tons
against 1866, T10 TO same date II lS69an increase
OF 27,0il toDs.-- -I.hiladet1htd Led9er ss6. Z,
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couple Of thieves put their wits to work TO get
into the residence of Mr.. Mortimore No. SO Nassau
street. on Sunday night. but before they had accom-
plisned their object they were discovered. They
succeeded, however. In erecting their escape.
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There were twelve cases of smallpox reported
on Sunday and yesterday and two new cases OF
reIapsing fever occurred yesterday.