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SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
THE BEST FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK.
Its Sales indicate it; Durability and Popularity
prove it its Work confirms it.
EIGHTY-sIX THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHT-ONE SOLD LAST YEAR.
NO OTHER MACHINE SOLD so MANY.
We neither force nor crowd sales. Tho Machine
must stand upon its merits. Call aud examine n
. Sewing Machines REPAIRED
shAFTER 4 STRONG.
1T s1s Main street
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MI ARsHALs SALE.
By virtue of writs venditoni exponas issued from
the clerks Office of the United States District Court
and to me directed, shall proceed to SELL at public
auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1871.
in the store-room of the Custom House, at Norfolk
virginia, at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following property
to wit
10 barrels WHISKEY,
barrels DISTILLED SPIRITS,
barrel HIGH WINES,
4packages APPLE BRANDY
Q kegs LAGER BEER and
empty SPIRIT CAskS.
ALSO,
boxes and oaddies MANUFACTURED TO.
BACC0.
Persons desiring to purchase are invited to be
present.
Dated Norfolk, Va, Jan. IL, 1871.
David B. PARKER,
U. 8. Marshal.
By JOHN w. FARRELL,
Ja Iz-tds Deputy.
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go. No. 2s6.
MARsHAL's SALE.
BY virtue OF writ of venditioni exponas, issued
from the Clerks Office United States District court
to me directed, shall sell at Cedar Grove, ct the
residence OF Nicholas Brown, Patrick county, vir-
GINA, on the
lsT DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1871,
at IL o'clock M to the highest bidder, for ossh the
following property, to wit:
Log Building,
127 HalfBoxes Manufactured Tobacco,
2s Quarter Boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
Screw Presses,
1900 Pounds Lump Tobacco,
3 1000 Pounds Leaf Tobacco,
500 Pounds Scrap Tobacco,
II Box Licorice,
: l Screw and Roll Bench.
Parties desiring to purchase are invited to attend
JOHN p YEATMAN,
Deputy u s. Marshal,
for DAVID b. PARKER
ia l8-td u 8. Marshal.
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No. 131.
MARsHALs SALE
By virtue of writ of vendtioni exponas issued
from the Clerks Office of u g. District Court TO me
directed, l shall, on the
18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1871,
in the town of Danville, at IL o'clock NJ SELL to the
highest bidder for cash, the following property, to
wit:
Three hundred and ffty-one (a51) half boxes
Manufactured Tobacco,
One Hydraulic Press,
Six Retainer Presses,
Ten Box Screws,
Bands, Benches, Driers, &c.
Parties desiring to purchase are invited to attend
JOHN P. YEATMAN,
Deputy U. 8. Marshal,
for DAVID b. PARKER,
ia 1S-td q. 8. Marshal.
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LIVERY STABLES.

LIVERY STABLES,
7 livery, SALE,
HACK AND ExeHAEsE STABLES.
No. 7l6 Main strsst, between Seventh and Eighth
aszi-" WIN NJ. LEDLEY.
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No. 202.
NfARSHAL'S SALE.
By virtue of writ of venditioni exponas. issued
from the Clerks Office Of u s. District Court to me
directed shall, on the
18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1871,
in the town of Danville at IL o'clock NJ SELL to the
highest bidder, for cash. the following property to
wit: -
Fifteen Q6) Boxes Manufactured Tobacco
Parties desiring to purchase are invited to attend
JOHN p. YEATMAN,
Deputy q. 3. Marshal,
for DAVID B. PARKER,
ia l8-td o. s. Marshal
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New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
TIE COAL MINES.

LIBERAL PROPOSITION FROM THE DELAWARE
AND LACKAwANNA MINERs-THEY PROPOSE
TO RESUME WORK AND ARBITRATE AFTER
WARD.
SCRANTON, May 4.-The negotiations begun
to-day will probably result in speedy resumption Of
work The delegates of the Delaware Lackawanna and
Western mines met in session early this morning and
deiberated with reason and prudence to the best
course to pursue They unanimously decided in favor Of
calling general district meetings OF the miners. Conse
quenty notices were c0nspicuousy posted about noon
in convenient places, commanding each OF the four dis
uicts constituting the region mined by the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Company TO meet at their
specve halls during the afternoon. The object of hold
ing these meetings to elicit the general sentiment of
the miners and TO relieve the delegates from any respon
siblity consequent movement TO resume. The
resolution to lie submitted to each of these meet
ngs, to be ratified repudiated By them. large num-
Der of laDorers assembled with the miners and all the
districts adopted by large majority the following
luton:
appoint Committee of ArbitTatOrs possible
10 the question Of contract work. and other
matters; that the rate of wages, contract work.
and other matters be adjusted in accordance with the
rates of the in schuylk or Wikesbarre regions.
This evening the delegates waited upon Mr. storrs and
acquainted him with the resolution ratified by the
miners Mr. storrs stated that he satisfied with the
proposition, and would submit 1t to the Company. Mr.
SOrrs informed the miners that the laDorers had made
him proposition to work, but he stated that an
offer from the miners would be much acceptable TO
the Company The answer to the miners proposition will
not arrive until tomorrow, but the general impression
ia that the offer reasonable will be accepted by the
Company The delegates who have been instrumental
in bringing matters the present state deserving Of
great praise for their good and moderation. Bus
smiling at the prospects of resumption, but
should the Of the Company be unfvorable there
will be another of despair and perhaps reign OF ter
ror. The miners of the Delaware and Hudson Company
and Pennsylvania Coal Company are silent watchfu,
and inactive. They waiting to hear the result of
todays proceedings If the present negotiations prove
successful, the miners of the other companies will
probably arrange similar terms. Cornelrs mines went
into operation to-day they have been idle since the
riots.
RESUMPTION PROBABLE IN THE SCHUYLKILL
REGION.
PHILADELPHIA, May A dispatch from
POttsVilc, today says the situation looks more favor
able for general resumption throughout the schuylki
region 1t is reported that John sney President of the
schuylk W b. A., has rendered his resignation, giving
a that the operators refused TO negotiate
through him, and he did not wish TO obstacle in
nging about a speedy resumption.
THE wILKEsBARRE MINERS AT WORK.
PHILADELPHIA, May A dispatch from
Wikesbarre says the Wikesbarre Coal and Iron Com
pany's men resumed work this morning, except in
Breaker No s. which is not in repair.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
nrnsox,rrrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Hon David Atwood and r. u: Dalon nave
- nrnd Celebration Commissioners ron scoa"n
A complimentary dinner was gwen on W Wednes-
Judge j. n Granger, Recorder of the General
- b,c,beralss of the senso Dougas has resigned
- nooa he resignation take eject on the Jisi last
The postmaster-G General has appointed Geo. A.
sne Agent Department TO uperat.ni postal matters
Yies Geo. u Armstrong rsse'-
Niss pbehe w Cozzens who haa gained con-
arshe potoety suffrage sn hndre saose
Was graduated YESTERDAY at st Loas " nseoeof"' LA VIC ~
school OF Ae Washington UnveraE
The North Western Press Association was IN
.oa in Chicago yesterday and elected the aaned onee
PM seIby secretary L. NJ Hsserek IreAsar h serui
E.eeative COMMITTEE D. d. Carver j. p Cad-gsn na hermit
.Ex-Gov. John Wood OF Quincy, Ill, mas glVen
Ma in that be Al cost Of ESQ o To-
ether Win the surntar. aud block Of oand Surrounding e
h CITY Quincy the establishment OF female semnAr s e
express updeRg that h wen 70 ell dehonnaaoaA IN
prvperty 10 vslssd o, Ssoo0a % L..
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

IA bill prohibiting nOn-resldents from selling
oysters in PLade pbl without East having procured license has passed
the legislature The considered retsor upon
NesJerey.
The Odd-Fellows Of Terre Haute, Ind, held q
yd celebration YESTERDAY the prnci features Of which
and as BY the Rev b. K roster and be dedealon o
hall with the usual exercises
....The london Times of Yesterday SAYS that the
L. s. Supreme Court In favor OF the ants
the Legal Tender act Is both unjust aud Violent aud thai VIII
prove /" msioStune TO the country"
A game of baseball was played at Fort Wayne
the kekoganas OF Fet Wayne and the fo
Cleveland In full game the stood 70 IN Aoi ~
former. Both Club, candidates for the championship
AT town meeting in New Haven, Conn, ieS, nss
teray voted TO appropriate eo0OOO additional p
school building, making the total voted Tor the o o
The Of $4,000 voted for school In NeSs O.
- The decision Of the Internal Revenue s I0n eaas
ney postponed the transfer of the Revenue SOLICITOR papers
OF the Interior neeesstttng reeraminaton Of va" WV
in the c. r.on
st Johns Presbyterian UhurGn % sss CO., 70 apply
DR. pastor hss n ute apporoa
10 the sS 600 o rial und lhs gs osy member is
nent for California. and. tue Chufch IstAs "
eaIned as the 'bauaeri Church OF the Uniou' -, ,,.
The new Episcopal Church on R pa. snO,nnTse eeIe
monte. The Rght Rev Bishop Williams , ~ eoot Se Rev M
Of feestone wsh OHIO irmm,ags AZ G Rsof temoor.n,
Bingham, late o. Augasis, Me- WI DC " a.. ,bo rxacr
have been maSe ydsso. Sy s' sS eaas g
I'VE toibAlt'ee wa Of the Army 0i thr
which the neaber' OF ~ po.,n H. have free return
un isre 70 'hs ~ auSious - which ibeJ VII " n, en-
c"t, IIe Philaielrlia =, d. ssly on showing
Pany viii issue ei rs Srm Bstmor. and y ffsn IN ~
heiI vonshers i h. o-ss 60 the stees Sssvu ~s
United statss sess'e
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
John Howard was accdently killed at Ron
dout, n. Y, yesterday
A furious snowstorm was raging on Mount
Washington yesterday
William White shot his wife dead on Monday
night in their house at up.ons station Kentucky
"A fire at Sioux City, Iowa, burned Booge's
Block corner Of Fourth and Dougsssts. loss $4,000
The saw-tnill Of Henry Steinberg at Weyon-
wego Wis., ne "Wednesday, together with the -four mill d'
A very severe northeast storm has ragged in;
fsn E,r tGe % 'ro GEs inches S Su GIiiseS & past ~ hours
The d,gelliug-house of Theodore, Miller. in
dwelling adlOin.
s' ina boa~r s to nicss IiOran vas burned loss $500
Milton Withers who was released from the
Springfield any Jail tie d before the murder Dir fydse las
o'''" e'..A fire at Valparaiso, Ind on Wednesday,
ddery store and Bradley Whites store Loss szcoipir
italy injured
49,. Peter Bailey, indicted for the murder of
Charles Stewart coore Annapolis u February last acquitted
Yesterday Bailey enthusiastically Aoered by his fheai' on his re-
Susan Altman, age @, drowned herself at
leaving behind newly maried WIFE,
"A passe4gertrain on the North Western 1 Rail
road " miles % % D bsn%t 100 feet in light The engineer
Was fatally, and the fireman slightly injured
"A Coroner's jury, in Buffalo, has decided that
the death Of caused By the negligence Of the New
Central Railroad The friends the Ss% SsSsaa SH begin suit m
A fire at the Bar Mills Buxton, Me on Wednes-
DAY. burned Bcbu Co. i@iie eiSEy & and GSass s sds
q I9rS,ps coantry store. sl30o insurance, SZSn
When the Filkins case was concluded, IN Al
~ bs couu.sl adjournment Of the Court u esterA IN
III, tat tLs might prepare bill 81 erceensi pat Hes nave ho
S JSdse Ierued hat they proceed further With the case
"A fire in @ IT, Boston tfts. al. Se D.
pa o. furniture Draper, bker 20 ue-srs IN
az ID Grave furniture The losses are mostly covered D ih'uf
.oo,,ooo+ y,;tnaes in tho
s,s Poc and Who Was ordered
bY he Senate for contempt Nss yesGSy r hi, in
the Supreme Court on q Srit 0i h-De~s eoiPN' - e
the sun o. 5000 -.
Joe Coburn was in Buffalo yesterday on m me-
Va, a. d. e,o1sd chosen for with Mace when be
Telegraph stating bis wife dead Goen t .. most,
pcBnt 6f the sg that he would be on AAho Al INC ~ ~
pointed -, o,. - moJ,oaJav
burned warehouse einethoP % Tho oaes1sS were
road Boct and lumber YtTu Inc
Anderson Lndsley H. Taylor Jsme, afa ~ 49,. H..
A. Ch' the Gss Company, and hier st'* h''' ""' INV
s20OOa
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
TAMllANY CANAL MANAGENENT.

WORK SUSPENDED on THE OK BOW BREAK
THE LABORERS ON sTRIKE-TlE REsUMP-
TIoN OF TRAVEL INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
ROCHESTER, May 4.-Rain having fallen
steadily since yesterday noon, work is suspended on the
OK Bow break In the Erie Canal the bad state of the
roads renderiu the handling of earth almost imposs
BILE There is formidable strike among the laborers
and tic has elegraphod TO the Mayor of this
city for military assistance The Sheriff OF the County
has called for the military and Brighten Clark has or
dered ont two companies OF the National Guard for duty
The Sheriff. Mayor and the military left this afternoon
for the scene of disorder.
The latest reports state that the fighting was not OF
serious nature and that killed or seriously
wounded. Tue people of Fairport were very much
alarmed, but The presence Of the National Guards VIII
tpt,d IN rpstoI,, confidence,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
THE LOUISIANA TORNADO.

IMMENSE DAMAGE At BATON ROUGE-NUMERoUs
BUILDINGS DESTR0YED--TWO COLORED MEN
KILLED, AND MANY INJUFED.
NEw-ORLEANs, May A tornado swept over
Baton Rouge and vicinity on Tuesday causing great
destruction OF property Trees wcre uprooed and bricks
and blanks were wlrlcd inthe air The north and south
walls of the Penitenary the roof OF the shoe factory
and the cells in the south wing Of the building were
tIown away The whole second story and roof Of the
storehosc the United states Arsenal with 300 eet OF
The laboratory "a frame bulDgl and the roof Cf one OF
tLe powder magazines rent III fragments. Inc ROOF
was torn from the Roman Catholic church number OF
frame houses were unroofed and otherwise damaged.
The sngarhouse and a number OF cabins on the panta
tiOn of Joseph Barnard were blown doW anu one negro
was killed AZ several were wounded The sugarhOnse
en-house and cabins the plantation ot James McCo
len were an DESTROYED and many cOlOFed persons
severely Injured The sugaI house and all the cab
ins on the pauaon of w. g Pike were blown down ana
two coloFed men killed ana number were W0unnGd
MANY boats and scOws laden with coal We're sunk Ihc
loss will reach 100000 During the storm some of inc
cOnvcts escaped from the prison, Dut tey were spee"y
regaptuTed,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
ANOTHER CHURCH OUTRAGE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May4-The vestrymen OF st.
Clements Church here, having yesterday dismissed the
rector and his assistant the party OF the congregation
fayorng the rector fled bill in the Court Of Common
Pleas this morning setting forth that there has been no
presentmcnt whatever against the Rev. H. c. PATTERSON
and the Rev ". If. y. stewart nor have any charges
whatever been made against them upon when nearing
has been allowed them The plaintiffs charge that de-
PENDANTS are not now, they az the time OF helr
ctinn legal yeStryInen of ST. Clements, and they pla-
tsl believe that defendants intend to prevent by acts
of force the exercise by the rector and his assistant OF
tbc funeons OF their office within ST. Clements Church.
The ATTEMPTED dissolution of connection between the
and rector and assistant Is directly IN OPP
notioI to fine wishes plaintiffs and Of the congrega
linn hence the plaintiffs ask that their own rights be
Inserted and the defendants restrained ny special In
iuncton until hearing, and perpetual thereafter from
1ssovng the connection between the rector and his as
ssant and the congregation An injunction restraining
IN" defendants was issued by Judge Ludlow to-day.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
NATIoNAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 4-The Medical Asso-
ciation in session here indefinitely postponed the
motion to construe the Constitution 50 as not to exclude
female delegates. DIR. Henry A. Martin Of Boston.
Chairman of the Committee on Vaccination was re-
moved for using insulting LANGUAGE t2war M La ,he
in iIVI rae HSmeopaie Jona TIE ol9wI9F oliieTs
were elected for the year Thamss M Logan. Cali
foynia: Lives, Alabama r. NJ Mitchell, A9Gama
J: X Bartets, librarian F. A. Ashford. Philadelphia;
raasSrer G western. The SECOND pre- has been
awarded " W method OF artificial respiration for the
On ,g Of apparently dead rP @ S
nom drovng or from TtGeG az for an
@ Deen on The chemical constitution OF the bie The Asso-
ess,y i,;yan " will meet ne ext year in Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

AND THREE HUNDRED PRlSoNhho ,n,xc
TuF ALGIFEs RESURRECTION sfhhADi ,o,
IoNpoN Thursday, May . io,i'
D;snatches from Versailles announoo .""'
,,o Government forces have carried pS ,,, 90
eont position at saQuct Mill, about O"o ace, 90 ,
Forts Bicctre and dIssy One hunuo' ooo ,risonors
communists were killed. and 10 o"'"Sr 49, aono,ca bv,
eartured The mill has, ho"o'o,' 90 . destructive
tho Versailles troops, as II Is 80, .,
Are from the insurccnt fortihoa.io"'' -, -, o., A.,
n'o i'O w ,-,,t ,bree divisions OF the Army OF the
y" -, ,or tbe Immediate command OF Marshai
ASSo'.V'' ,,,need toward the eRce'a6 OF Paris
M''''''''g ~ pois de Bouloguc. An entire corps was
INV. hut owing to circumstances which II
,t to explain, the movement was not eonsum-
mated. -, Viii. o~,,, .o I,,rt d,rssv
iil, advancing and IL is now regarded as impoSsi-
~, a. tbc Communist garrison TO escape. The cannon
,i and rils,ctry fire continue, and several engage
,,o,ts n an rninrortant nature have occurred
y "a ro ycly stated that NJ. Thiers refuses TO enter
int, co,omcrcial treaty with Germany, and that Prince
bismarck has protested against the unjust discrmina
tion made by France against German commerce.
Rumors are circulating that the insurrection in
ALGERIA is extending and that the Government at Yer
ssilles is needless OF the growing danger.
The Assembly, yesterday, debated the removal Of
esracs on of their political anteoedents by
Gambetta during the administration of the Government
Of National Defense NJ. Dufaure, the ProcureurGene
a said some of these officials had been renstated, but
on the whole lie preferred Gambettas magistrates to
those appointed by Napoleon.
President TherS has issued orders for the expulsion Of
the orleans Princes.
dispatch from Brussels states that Baron Won Arnim
has gone To Berlin and the French Penipotentares to
Versailles FOR fresh instructions.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
THE REV. MR.. CHENEY FOUND GUILTY.

CHICAGO, May 4.-The Ecclesiastical Court for
the trial of the Mr.. Cheney reassembed this morn
ing when il announced that the Court had agreed
upOn the following verdict:
THAT the said Rev. Charles Edward Cheney Is guilty on
ali the charges and specifications contained in the pre-
sentiment and while, Presbyters citing In Judgment
on the conduct OF another Presbyter find our duty
exceedingly painful one, feel obliged to state that,
I'm our opno the canonca and ecclesiastical sentence
of degradation from the ministry of the Church OF God
should be pronounced upon him. The Court then ad-
ourned sine die IL is understood that sentence will not
be pronounced for several days.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
ENGLAND.

A DIVISION on TIE BUDGET-TUE GOVERNMENT
TRIUMPHANT.
LONDON Thursday, May 4. 1871.
In the House of Commons, tonight, the de-
bate on the Budget was continued. Mr.. Torrens advo
Gated fve-penny income tax, and censured several
points in the Budget Mr.. Crawford, Governor Of the
Bank Of England severely criticised other features Of
the Budget General discussion followed. Mr. GOschen
urged the House not to shrk taxation and thereby ill.,
crease the national debt.
Mr. Gladstone argued that the House, having adopted
various proposed by the Government for the
benefit Of the country, should not reject its plans for
raising the money necessary TO carry them out Mr..
Disraen retOred. and the debate closed. The House
divided finally the Budget and it was agreed to, the
Government having majority of 46 votes. The House
then adjourned.