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TERRsDLE H;gDEa In FLORIDA.
A Young Girl and Two Children Killed.

(From the Macon Gal Messenger, Feb. 81
From Mr. Felix COrput who reached this ~,
yesterday morning from Jacksonville Fla, wRetf
the particulars OF one OF the most horrible Rhd
brutal murders we ever heard Of which took lace
on last Saturday night, between eight and1Mo
O'Clock, az the residence OF q Mr. Fagln, abouYhreo
miles from jacksonville, near FairchiId's Mil ah0
for VI which establishment Mr.. Fagin was acting o!
foremal II appears that Mr.. aud Mrs. Fagn haos
visited Jacksonville on last Saturday arsrnoon.
as was customary With them, to purchase provl~
slons, &C., for the family. They left the house In
charge Of q Miss Rosanna Carllne, slster.in.a~
OF Mr. Tagin, also his two little aaughterssj
Kate ard Cunnlethe former SIX and the latter fouq
years cid. Mr.. aud Mrs. Fagin were late IN return
ing home and when they reaeaed there about nta3
O'Clock al night, they found Mss Carllne ylng deah
upon the fooT In one foon With her head sps OF IN
by u blow from an axe. In another ana n0DolhLA9
roon kate, the eldest child, was found and smi- @
larly murdered. In still anothef room, ana eEoss
the nall from where these two bodies were fnna,
little Fannie Was discovered lying dead upat tno
1oor, with tho bloody axe buried TO the eysfn ner
head. IL appears that the young lady anu tSo cnii-
dren we're assaiied BY the murderer when t0I were
young lady ives stricken down. the twgstttle girls
ran frightened into diherens rooms, where they
were followed and thus bratally murQelrl.
,On further search being made. IT WE iounu tnAe
the house had Deen robbed Of two AnSso watcnsA
and $500 or saoo and to GET this pli%eS me deppA
Mr. Corput says TWO negroes ana asalior were ~
rested under suspicion OF haytqI ronntteu the AK,
but up TO the time he lef. taey had not been ex-
aminod In court and II Is Lot Known rs yet VINO tod
guilty parties are Eyerys yerlion Is beng made 9
made to suffer coudisB pyaishlnent.
ar. Corput also infOftysus thai on Snnday aE0c
noon last q sailor cvhEitied suicide ct Jacheon
vile ny deliberately tcwing boat some als'euc'
OUT ln.o The t'yes w.d sasu ieaosaS overoaag'A !.
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Speculation future deliveries less active about
previous prices The saes to-day $500 bales fol-
lay.,ssS5aiti 40 sas1 a. %
bales, as follows February. 500 Hec.; March,
100 At li ll-lsc, eol at l4Kc. 700 az 9i6c.
lTl 100 a. li,ise; Nay 100 a, ise 100 Al s5so June,
800 15sc, 400 at I5c 100 b. Mobile, private
The average prices of yesterdays forward transactions
delivery were :.Febrnaiy. l457c. March, lGsc. April.
Mi5c.; May II .eSc June, I5.0tc
FnriG Gnis.- Tho marse stendy but business
restricted by the storm The mep were ito Liver
pool, by sail, 1900 bales cotton a. 9Sgd 32d 90 bss
oxide zinc. at Is. 3D.; 900 bbls. rosn at - ss'
%s.u 5an ssr At q and nd .s s s sS 0 .1S bushels 81
o.; By steam, $500 boxes cheese, at 45s. 1850
bols. pork, O.. Cd. TO London, By sail, 1000
bushels corn, 64d l0co bb!s rosn, 2s 3D.; 5000 bbs
pork, 2 Cd per bb The charers were "A British bark
1000 bls refined petroleum, to port the Continent be-
tween Hnvro and Hanbug at As 3D.; British bark, $500
do, same voyage 4s 4s 3d. according 10 lay days
foreign bar $40 cases petroleum, TO Consennople sc
a. luSd.; bark 80U0 do., from Philadelphia TO the
Adriac, 6s North German chip. 80 do, from Phiadel
pbia TO Hamburg 3s 9d Swedish bark, 1900 do, from
Phsderhia 10 tine German Baltic Es 3D. Es according to
German barks from ST. Helena Sound to the United King
dom, phosphates gs and primagc; Austrian bark
Antwerp general private erms two British barks
VA and b57 tons to LONDON general cargo private teims
British bark GEO tons, ~ Liverpool general cargo, private
terms
FLOUR AND GBAIN.-Receips 6,4l1 bbls. four 400 bbs
400 packages meal % 800 bushels wheat $40
bushels 4bGJ bushels and $500 bushels malt The
sales about 1000 bbls. Corn in better
mand and prices were readily maintained We note sales
Of coo bb and &4 Gu for Marsh's caorc and
81 81 81 "a for white and yellow Western 100 lbs We
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political AND GENERAL NOTES, WITH
COMMENTS.

The Cincinnati Gazette accepts the appointment Of
an Incompetent negro to judgeship OF Savannah as
evidence Of ''thc wonderful revolution" &c. The
ohio Statesman suggests that II guard from New.
port barracks should GUST Bellamy Storer from the
bench and put in his place negro flat-boatman 1t
would indicate "wonderful revoluton.n But
would 1t be backward or forwardf
1t is stated that q rumor Is rife IN Leavenworth
that the United States Treasurer proposes to adorn
greenbacks with 81 know that my Redeemer
hvethn This win correspond with the motto on
the nickels, which is ''In God we trust"
Mr.. George Barstcw, OF California, we are in
formed has arrived safely at home, via the Pacific
Railroad. Is reported that the republicans Of the
Golden State intend Offering him the nomination as
their candidate for next Governor. Mr. Barstow
enjoys high degree of popularity among all classes
OF men on the Pacific slope.
Title for Boss Tweed's Sunday Fishing bill-An
act for the protection OF the 'nny-'uns Fenians,.
Our agreeable contemporary Of the citizen ana
Round Table seems TO have recently fallen heir to
number OF beautiful legacies.
correspondent wants to know whether the bill
to prevent fishing on tho Sabbath has anything to
do with the 'loaves and fishes" OF Office.
New York correspondent Of the Buffalo Courier
thinks there is no danger OF duel arising from
quarrel between two city editors-that sail the lead
and pens The conflict is bitter, but not dan
gerous."
An exchange says that Ex-Governor Herschel Y.
Johnson and Alexander II. Stephens, OF Georgia
have been confirmed In the Swedenborglsn faith.
The lady OF the former, OF the most remarkably
brilliant and intellectual members OF the 'first
families OF the South" has long been an enthusiastic
believer In the doctrines OF Swedenborg.
washington letter writer Is responsible for the
following:- I
One day Judge Black stepped into the Ebbett
CLAIMS under his arm. "What new law DOCKS have
ysu there, JudgeW asked friend. .'Theyre not
law books,n was the reply; "only opinions OF the
Court or Claims"
The Savannah Republican, usually enterprisirg,
in Its issue OF the 10th inst hold postmertem ex.
animation on the dead carcass OF State tights, In
an article headed "The Statesmanship OF the North,
as Illustrated in Modern Legislation"
The Charleston Courier OF the sth instant pub
fishes afldayts alleging case Of accessory to assas
sination against coored member Of Congress from
South Carolina, against whom as an exchange says
there are already "four charges OF blgamy ana
thrty-two States to hear FROM"
It was Thomas Sims, and not his brother, the Rev
James Sims, who was the hero of the celebrated
Sims rendition case In Boston, about seventeen
years ago. For the information OF the Boston IfGres
Ter we win state that Thomas Sims ts leading re-
spectacle life in Nashville Tennessee, much o.
teemed by citizens genoraly. James has 1uss been
appointed BY the Governor Of Georgia as Judge Of
tho ohAtnaAc9aaty tsaysnnsnl dissrlcs
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s ss S e, a psss pso M g. @
spring and q b4s u % Tor No me 81 sales e were speqt
@ .sT '. sS;ss5 :, :
4 % d r .r p = % hs tSra s%s %ss sss %s R io
81 900 bushels d &c &c. for mixed Track sc So
The arke. for prime Western oat. St close Sc
@ @ ss 5 dr M we White o & Tns
barley was que. without change IN prices The sales
eUssy cneT9.MTse demand limited bu. prices
at c gold IN bond, TO arrive, and l00 bales Bornco at
Ssaa nesess We heard of no sales
Hay was moderately active az fun prices. market clog
Ing steady tho Following figures sNor;h river shipping
fair asmsnd was vi ii a5for long rye. $50.
for .hoTrys and zoe for oS s and .,son,,v
able while evsn for s beet tho % % o
We quote York. isc per ib Eastern, g. iec
y.ans o. g. ss Sisa1 asd old II onS
hENP inactive In the absence Of sass prcsss fos
iS5ssn s Tss & go 5 sod n'
M he a, gold, IN bond, were uasalsane ATsrsaa can
do. undressed a. u IS 81 s5 per ton Jas ~ 5c g.
gcld and butts. At $50 4c currency, were dun and nom
Iaos.-p,a without noticeable venatian zoo tons tons
Giensarnock sold at tho low price Of s th,s SAFE
forms criterion Of The market, which though Sge was
eO but unchansed EnssS iI,! n
and domestic bar was held At Ss s%siss NO o % n o's o a.
ss aesa:s 80 u.s. s r.,,.s
as 30 scd no osSer hosrd O. Denns prices
S $40 g Tsrf Sr EssisS o Is FOR 'Ass pipe and IS
for bars
McIAssFs-Tse market inactive for both foreign arc
domestic foreign there sales Eew Orleans sol
' Ss seas 81 .q iss Rice &c. R e cnss iSn ans
covado oc Ssc olsycd Zoe a256 centrifugal and
mixed isc s0c. Demerara, S5c &c. New Orie An 6c
e69c -
,.sa v. ss N s Very .1psssss
by be heavy hauling MYchan,sbe lots quo,sc
nj 523sc. lfu bba sold pHse Rosinsrhe
ket mas been scted. There wsrS Of small par
ces Of offering for immediate delivery relatively
essy fnuree there Inquiry: 81 so
price strained on the spot por piscs ar
asked without sa.es % esssosp acurc No. was hs
PRTRoLHUM.-T The merk~ has had = very slack tone
failed 10 siye ufs 10 the sket ctuda ia bulk quoted
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COURT OF APPEALS.
DccisiOrs.

ALBANY, Feb. Ii, 1877.
5naerts AN,raed 1oth Costs--Clark vs. Man.
yan Insurance Company; Howard VS.. France;
rnitbeck vs. Holand Pepin VS.. Lachenmeyer and
bnother; Bowman vs. Bernard; Bliss VS.. Matterson
knd another; Carl VS. spoaord; Holtsinger VS.. Corn
Exchange Bank.
-.Jud0n.ents Reversed and Nep Trtal Granted,
posts TO Aofde Erents--McEntee vs, New Jersey
BteamDoat Company, two cases.
Orde1 0aatlsi1lQ Nel0 Trial AOTnle6 ana JuGJnleiat
A0s0iute for The Defendant, pafSudnttO sttpulagt0aS,
nth costs-Elliot vs.. Woodan another.
order or 24th Of January ReGDhDed, totthoat
POSTS or the motion Jor geoyptlent or or the Teay.
7tt7laeni TO either pditpLeawitn va. Ford ana an
bther
Calendar for Tuesday.
The following ts the day calendar Of the Court OF
Appeals for February Is, 1S7i:--NoS 10s 1l0, 26,
~ Ill. l15, l10, III.
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CITY ccuaT--PaaT 2.
Illegal Seizure Of Property.
Before Judge McCue,

Ella Fischer Us. August Woltng.-The plaintiff
%. at suit to recover for the seizure OF
Fer furniture, which was levied upon by the
|efepdant a constable, In June last The
efehce was that the seizure was made by virtue Of
4n attachment issued in Iavor Of DR.. Eugene GrOux
Rgainst the piaintln In this suit. The Doctor had
pen at.eaainS lsaneLa p,oiessonay ana counsel
LIS case tnat she had gone into the country for the
purpose OF evaiiug the payment OF her debts.
Puring her absence the Doctor Obtained @ Judgment
y seventy dellars against her and the seizure
The furniture, 1t was claimed was rec0v-
The jury yesterday rendered verdict IN favor
tiff ior hity dollars
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STREET uuoTATloss.
EIvc O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Feb I4-6 r. NJ.
AsHne.--Reoepts, none. The market quiet and
changed. Pots IN small parcels sold at $50 75 81 .5
Pearls entirely nominal at from SO so a 80 20.
COPPER quiet American incot sold to tho extent Of
10000 lbs at &c 231c per b. the sales indicating
easier market For manufactured the market dull
prices nominal at Gao 30c per 10. for old new
sheaihng respectively Copper bolts aud razIes at &C.
weie unstable. For copper nails small demand prevailed
at 55c y1c h. Yellow metal nails and
were held at Zee. and bolts at 2lc 2i5.c.
Corr FOR Rio and Santos the market quiet,
prices continued trm No sales reported A, Bat
20 bugs sod per Sens and 10 bags per Mendora
soa IN bond Other kinds quiet but prices well
sustained, with ses ia lots, quotations
We quote Cargoes Rio, ordinary, luc l0c. fair l03c.
lc. good, ll9c 2Ac; prime, l29c Ike, gold In
bond, sixty days. and M6rscaop, lac. 1sc fasuayra,
Hsc 15ac;; s. Domingo jim bond, Wsc. l0c. Java,
l9M esc, gold, duty paid.
Zorro S.-Thc quiet. Prices were irregular
and generally Ia buyers favor occasional sales being made
prices materially under quotations. The the
close however, strengthened by decided falling of In
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TIFF oURTs.
FRoM EIGHTH PAGE.

red SO 10 DO defendant was justified In using
|forco as was necessary 10 eject him tberefrom,
also 10 prevent hls inJuring defendants bust
10y disturbance opposite his door. Verdict for
TIN OF one dollar. For plantfr, Ira ID. War;
for defendant, Aanson Nash.
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GOVERNMENTS LOWER


The government bond market continued weak,
and prices again went OF until toward tho close,
wien they steadied by corollary the report
about the sole OF government cold to tho effect that
Assistant treasurer Hillhouse would tomorrow buy
about four millions Of ponds-the extra two millions
for the renvestment OF the currency derived from
the (supDosed) sale OF gold. The following were
the closing street prices OF the government list:-
United States currency skies, 1925 112; do sixes,
1851 registered, LA 1l414 do. do, coupon, LA
max; do. 1ve-twenties, registered May and Novem.
ber III q 1l1L; do. do, 1862 coupon, DO, 1llf
l11l; do. DO, 1854, do. do, Ill INK; do. do,
1855 do do, Ill 1i13s; do do. registered,
January and July, 1oeN no; do. do, 1866, cou-
pom, DO, 1927 10; do do, 1867, do. do, 1oo7s
11o; do. do, 1868. do. co., 1loH 11oA; do. ten.
fortes, registered, 1o71s lo7a4; do. do, coupon.
110H 1oK.F
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.
The stock market devoid OF important fluctua-
ton and WHILE strictly speaking irregular In price,
was in general steady. Rock Island ana ONO and
Mississippi "on," and Northwest preferred and
| Pacific Mail cup" the speculative brokers found
II slow and patient work to take quarter per cent
out OF the market either way, except In the special
| ties just named. Pacific Mail touched 43I on the
revvai OF the old Congressional proposition to grant
the company an increased subsidy, the matter COM
| ing up this time In the form OF amendment to the
Post Once Appropriation bill. Tho new Erie mort
gage has died away as q sensation ami the stock
fallen back into the old rut OF dulness.
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
| The following table shows the highest and lowest
I a.
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EIGHTH plSTaicT iGiYn ccuaI.
A Landlord and Tenant Action

DVIUTt JUIEU " IIIIuI1 j. hUIIt.
mes 4. Sfdtc rS. julius A. Robinson ana
Frs.-Thi5 was a proceeding brought by Mr..
Nv as landlord to recover possession Of the
bnises known as the Reunion Hotel, aud buildings
nectcd Herewith, on account or the nom payment,
klleyed, or the rent Tor che period OF over eigntoen
|lsaud dollais. Al the parties appeared,
ile case was not proceeded with, Judge McCunn,
le Superior Court, having. upon motion OF coun.
FOR defendants, Issued an injunction against the
|ucrdis continuing tue case.
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- I Arg
LIZA


The receipts all ports follows Galvestop, IA
Charleston. lssa; Wilmington. Ss Norfolk sa2 ba!ti
bales against bales received the day last
The receipts OF this week thus far compared with las
week, for tiine, are 59a bales cas. We quos'
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he market IL snown IN ,ho tabl

In the gold loan market the rates for carrying
ranged from three to i've per cont. The operations
OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fouows:--
Gold cleared $751; 4S2 900
Gold balances. 10a2,305
CllIcucy Duia0ccS....
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atemont Of the earnings for January n a 10.
SALE, At THE NEW Y1lx sr,sx sxclAs1:.

Increase In January, 1871, 500, 9lS.
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The following division and regimental orders
were issued last night in reference to the military
parade ON the occasion Of the reception
GENERAL oRDERs-No u.
hAAD9' NEW yoRs Nov J. 10, 1871. *
n s "a Vii N
formed line :. half past one n. the sOt inst
s I Ssss e Wis hsAne and suite expected
~ order ALExAHDER sa a, Major General
General and Chief OF stan.
HEADQUARTERS SIXTH REGIMENT,
NEW York, Nov. -, 1871
aS FkAsR osS'
GENERAL oRDERe-No. Is
THIRD BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION n. q. sN.i,|
In compliance with General Orders No. Il from division
n fol tax. Sss sn
the reccptionoi His Imperial Hshnera Alexis Grand Duss
asa sa s %s.e
as II
'hsreafter By order Of JAMES FISK, in, Colonel
GENERAL oRDEns-No. H.
FIRST BRIanSp A FnaT pTv1s,aT N q
In compliance With from division N.
command viii parade in full dress uniform plume and white
'Ts sssss % Sass a y
md Gag S:ssf: ne Colonel
@'wss"i mu ny %",n.n JOHN WARD Colonel
GENERAL oRpER--NO. L 12
HEADQUARTERS SEVENTY NINTH BATTAL,oFl
This command Will assemble nj the armowy on Monday
November 70 l6l s twelve O'Clock M punctuaiy Ffeid
and stan will TO the Colonel commanding. and the
staI band and drum corps 20 the Aa
at h bar past twelve O'Clock g5sc':s Colonel
WILLIAM LINDSAY, AdjutanI
GENERAL oRDERs-ro. g. - y
HEADQUARTERS foaTy-sKvESTM HEgIMuEgST.{
BRooxLYN, u. D., Now ~, 1871. }
vns rspmsn Win assemble At ghe aImo N drr nasnv
form twnNe bets and white gioSep on hoheny
November ~ 1871 Roll Of companies NJ eleven oc,ock
A. NJ The ed and stan amounted win report 20 .nc 1om
mandAnt sta band ana drum corps
70 the Aduan At the time and place o. iorms n N inc
reception Ills Imperial Hghncss Alexis Grand Duke OF
Russia
Nv order OF DAVID f. AUbTlNs ColoDeL
HENny BAsLRn, AdIuiaps
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TO TN EDITOR OF THE HRRAIp.-
NY attention has been called to an article IN one
OF the papers OF to-day which, among other state
ments, represents that am one OF the directors OF
the Bowling Green Savings Bank In this CITY, an In
stitution announced as having suspended payment
! beg to contradict this statement as have never
in any way been connected with that rnst,tntion-
IN reference to The Guardian Saving Insritntion I
beg 10 say tnat j nave been ia pres
ldent for some two years past. Int
that its affairs have been under tt1a
exclusive management aud control of TIA VICE
President, Mr. Walter Roche. l accepted the nosI
ton with reluctance and only with the distinct nm
derstandlnG that II was to devolve actual labor
or responsibility upon me. can assign no other
motive for urging the ONCE upon me than the bene-
1T expected 10 be derived from my influence In the
community. was amazed At learning that
there was the slightest ground for doubling the pro-
priety OF the management OF the institution
and did not ascertain what is now publicly Known
before II came TO the public knowledge l am
assured OF the ability Of the institution to discharge
all its obligations OF every description. Time is
other resources its Vice President has placed In the
hands OF gentlemen OF high character, trustees,
real estate to the amount Of $780, 70 enable IL 20
discharge Its engagements.
/ have renamed silent under the many imputa-
lions recently lavlshed upon me, but as In this IN.
stance It Is sought to prejudice me In connect Ion
with the working classes, whose interests have
never failed TO advance and protect am satisfied
ought to make this announcement -
NEW YORK, Nov. 49, 1871. rF.tl
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Commanders James p. Johnson, Henry
n. Gorrnge and c. +. Goodrich; Licuicnants Joseph
E. Craig and Edward Woodman, Surgeon A. 8.
Oberly ana Assistant Surgeon Peter A. Callan have
been detached from the Portsmouth and placed on
waiting orders.
have been detached from the Portsmouth and
ordered Tor examination for promotion.
Gunner A. j. Thomson has been detached from
the Portsmouth Navy Yard and ordered to WASH
tngtOn.
Gunner f. J. Beacham has been detached from
the Portsmouth ana ordered to the Chelsea lMass).
Naval Magazine
Commander A. A. Semmes has been detached
from the command Of the portsmouth aud placed
waiting orders
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RECEPTION BALL.
at the Academy OF Music,
at nine O'Clock,
4 honor Of His Imperial Htghness the Grand
Duke Alexis.
Executive COMMITTEE.

The Duke will not enter the Academy with the
throng. but win be conducted by the Russian Am
bassad0r through Nilsson Hall, q new entrance on
Fifteenth street, where he viii be met by several OF
the Executive Committee and taken to the private
reception room, which has been touched with the
artists wand until it looks as though no i'm.
provement could be made The Academy win re
truly abaze. The theatre VIII be beautined in every
way that the ingenuity OF Srttsts can devise. The
floor will be, covered with richly colored and ex.
pensive carpetng; thousands OF tiny Jets or gas ar
OCCASION Will throw their brilliant light upon the
CRYSTAL hanglnRs that adorn the gaseliers and de-
corated dttings Hundreds OF bouquets OF fresh ma
tural MOWERS Will freight the atmosphere with their
perfume and fountains OF scented water will play
within the building and add to the already
American dag and the Russian eagle will DO In
closer contact than ever on the walls and over
various Sizes and at different parts OF tue sides Of
the noor elegant paintings Will adorn the walls OF
the corridors leading from the main entrance, and
the creme OF New York society, interspersel here
and there with Russian bears, viii walk the d oor
The floor committee Will wear red badges, so also
will the supper committee
The promenade anu dance music will be supplied
by two orchestras -Jullien's band and the bana OF
the Seventy-frst regment-0ne on each side of the
gallery, conducted by Julien. The ball Will be
opened by the "Pol0nalse de Reception" q some
the Mexandrovitch family. The dancing cards for
distributing to the guests will be especially
hiDlting q thick gold edglng. on the front page is
the title OF the Prince, Illuminated In halfnch let
tiers WITH rea blu blue ana gGa for the
meath again are the Russian and American eagles
In the same colors.
ON the two inside pages are the number and order
OF Dances twenty being stated. Between each
dance Is blank line with the letter m to which
the Terpschoreans can add the names OF their part
ners with the small gilt pencil which is TO be
attached TO the cards by piece Of blue silk twist
with tassels. The following Is the
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A CARD FROM HENRY SMITH.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Rumors having been circulated In the Sunday
papers detrimental 10 the credit OF the National
Savings Bank No 60o Broadway corner Houston
street take pleasure 10 stating that the bank Y
in full upon presentation OF their pass books.
HENRY SMITH, Vice President,
NEW YORK. Nov. 10. 1871.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Manager Hess, Of Cr0sby's Chicago Opera
House, shoots Himself in a Restaurant.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. 10, 1871.
Doctor O. q. Hess, formerly business manager OF
Crosby's Opera House. attempted to commit sui
eide last evening. In q restaurant by shooting him.
SELF The ball entered the left breast but did not
penetrate deep enough to innict fatal wound, and
ne Is not seriously injured. Domestic infetcit1es u
assigned as the cause or this attempt.
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STABBING ARRAY.

At half-past twelve O'CLOCK yesterday an alter
cation took place in Fourteenth street. between
Walter Snelds OF All Blocker street. and James B.
Sullivan. Of Bis East twenty nrtn street, during
head. Sullivan was arrested and Is held at the
Twentyeghth precinct station house 10 await the
suit of the wounded mans INJURIES
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A CHURCH BURNED DOWN.

ELAIRA. N. Y, Nov, 10, 1871.
The Methodist church at Great Bend. Pa, was to-
tally destroyed by fire about half-past seven O'Clock
last night. Loss $4,000: insurance only $4,000.
The IRE Is supposed to have been caused by an ex-
pios0n of gas IN the register. 1t was with great
dificuty that the schoolhouse and other buildings
were saved.