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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
THE MARROW GAUGE CUEsTION-ERIE AGAINST
TIE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COM
PANY.

100000
PANY
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. BIZ. In equity fled 10y tie Erie Railroad Com.
plny against the Ohio aud lusss ppi Railroad Com
any The lin alleges that by the laws Of the States Of
EeU-YoIi, OHIO, and Pennsylvania the plaintiff IL au'
horLcd to lease, and las leased, the Atlantic ana Great
western Railroad, extending fIom Dayton to Cincinnati,
known a. the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
road and connecting With tie Ohio and Mississippi
EJilroad it Cincinnati; that the track Of both these
roads Is broad e1Gsr: that the defendants rcelyed 70
change the gauge Of their road from tue broad 70 mo
Iil6v- .luge. ana purchased o. l1coaoyts and lgs9
number of cars 20 rnn an such -'uge; ~ ne "a
tons were entered into between 90" palnlL &ld Us
deudau-a IN Ae course q which the latter aEred %
abandon TIE DESIGN o. CHANGING nc gauge OF ther rosa
On condition tia, he plaintiff would buy rom tleil theI
narrow gauge locomotives ana cars Tor SoN', ana
would tran port free OF charge over us road i2ige
amount II rain adj iron for lc u.s. or the creidms;
fiat write cont act mHlc DO tht' cAect that ia
plaintiff bought TIE ears ana locomotives az th9 supf'
Lated psicc and trU5 or cd Ire ir "a agreed 20 an x.
Mons. OF about NUOC; tiar the paint believes lht
trc G.lcuI.uts alc about to re- ldg,c tls tonlfcL
e. lec the gauge Of tg-ir road ana enter lu-pa- nance
vith tie Baltimore and Ohio halI Dad. ION Ice
ItlCsc. ATOMS So DIT I9'a for an Injunction 4stIsl
i.,s the defendants irOm changing the gauge ol lA-H
road.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-07

Dtr b a Z n mar ssisrn wtsoer nit elmer
1temtih farf.n gisoeds iber3ogsn. Dos
Gisboot .State of Marplano' uno tlsbrsrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-07
!. sbnmns Rj0inn @phertipn. !

Ser S,leorapb meloet ben Sop Z. W. Ho
b,ftiou's. Sbaleih RobertIon crit Dor letts
cSahren als &ultIptei0ihtsr Dor Die Srlfsntz
I,ht,tt oetreten 1T, bate er li1 bod IN yn9z
Ioob ,uuo Nmsrita sins EopularitGt errun8sn,
mic tie nur menia.n anoersn Sbsoteroiptsrn
4 u Ebsit aewnr0.n 1T. Sbomas Wiliam Go'
bertIon puroe I'M Sabre 1929 In Nenart am
Trent aeboren. StiR Batter mar Elm Gtteas'
Director. Ssire GrSitbuug 9snoB er IN opal
bling, 2ineOtEIb tre, uno sIlt G9tSs9n SABRE
oil. iielerte er lsine trf!s Grbclt thr Die Sgpns.
u,b,rissunatn pon osutiAen uno tran5otl1sn
Rramen. Spdtsr trat CT I'M Wtatpltbones
Ybeotsr In 2onbpn out, e~rjitlte absr tstnen
grfola. Ntit jstnsn islbftdnot8sH i1rlftttslef
riId.a arbsit:n brad tr ft crit i'm Ja9ts
1865 Bahu uni 5uar nit oenl &nitlptelt pSo'
etstu,a roeibss nut allen SabHeH s.nen auBsrS
prosnilib.n grfOi8 errang., ar,
I'm Rem : 0ort. no mobl rur gBtnt9e rtbt
Die BorteIuns upn ours" .&aFt,S sSbool,4
.bomss a.lehen habsn, miro man ben 8erlut.
ben Dos .nglii6s Shsuier our6 Gobertlon's
Fob erleioef, opppslt l9ner emtftnosn. AuBer
ben a~.nannien Sihdsn fiuo NOD sSbaooD
Gree SbaEt.s Yro8rtB," ~. b. saSar' uno
Birth n.ruor5ubsben. sStrtb- mar oas lsBte
2uitipiel o,s DobingeISteoensn autors' Eo'
beTiion mar 3tuslmal utrbsiratgtt. Sm Saprs
1855 beiratbete er bic SpauiplGlertn Soroon.
b.rsr Sdbnbsit uuo 2tebensptroisteit beion
Dsrs aertbmt wsrpsn. sic ttatb nab neun.
idbriaer ,gbe, IN Der lie ibrsm Saitsn 3tuet
QInotr i9sntts. Dor pier SabreH ptrbsiraibst!
er fih nit elmer 8a0enierin, uno ibr.m etns
ius MID man Die BON Dem Si1ter IN benz
ShauIpiet ,ggarH an ben Sag 9tlsstsn Bpm
pathis'n fur Ssuti&lano 3ui1reiben. Nobsrts
ion ltbts in niht iebr 9ldHSenosn 8srholtnlS
len; er 1T crit Az SABRE alt 9etpslsn, OILS t9n
Der Eob entriB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-07
GtaOt Baltimore.

q aIttmpresSb 3 q b NJ -
Nahf,henoe Isabelle 9tbt cine uebsriidt aber
bic bitfae 9rDouftsn : 3ufubr t~tittsif Der
Baltimore S6io: BabnH ipdbreno bes persans
aenen Sabrts i'm SsrsleiGs NIT benz Sabrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-07
Ser SentE6e GOrreIpouOeut.
8aItimOre, 4. 8ebruar 1871.
(4ue rtr ,Warplano stdailltItlng)

A"eA = ~ n@"N
81 eintu QtIrr! Gle fra8Sn.
tras Der GborprnutnR' SAWtnoel tf.-Oas
IT rim patrioHi6ts uuterusbmsu, BET mel
diem Gin pernplpanirr, Namsns @aorptn'
nina, ttutgt 6unpsrttaulnps UNI bic pa.
trlutsn @rsswsu, GeBaa uuO GarIs, lauttr
fnSur, tpYalc 2suts, stpoS rentaer gu ma
den" btabdtttatsn. Die Slide rarsn &C.
fanesn unp rts i6laum slider So9sn sbtn
bas Sees Gin, ais rrr olts 6e&t, DANES,
btrbsiidpamm upO bic @taIaen %sntJrst
bib.-
Gresweu, rpeIher biaGsr in bcBfr Ah'
alug taub, bat ouJ6 G%bStIna0ms al bic
fer RanipuIatirn lstnsr Stipulation stnen
arasn SlOb sfrltBt upp CT mtro wabrIasin'
lid atcenten mlNsu. GDcIpenntn9, mel
der etumal ctneR 9UifoUtrott btntsn In
urpalrs bate uuo sbrIj@ fir feline 0'snlt'
lriluusen bsSablt purOs, srmtl'te ron psr
8setstuug stus 8esauiiBung, tnpsm man
Istre Yofruute tirlte mo srICt6istte. Oa'
rauf aranoet nun rcr Milnn letne AnlPTlt-
de unp nit 6Ilir rinrr isbr l6bnrn UNI
frsupelt&m 5rdu uno gutter Yroicnts Sc
lana 60 ism pur ctntseu Sn0ren bersttS Ct
men gafvuua Q 100000 rur&jnIGssn.
Da bic 5tau nod INNER jung IT, ~ ipureI
htssmat perIuht, psr Station cine Ralb,
@tQton o]tju5aPfsu. Danes lAstnt abe
bersits gar gu o!t gu ie|n. SolHs E'nt
Ioltsn gar Ht&t IN Ssn Gon8TFB 9sl9'a
fpsrpeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-07
c1ones' Tduc. - y1pA elm @lan.-
Maa Ieitc ben TIuf, IN ben
fH Gnuanhnhrr nkI

Gin BalttmOrsr lQldAt IN elnsr @tnlsnOur9
on b,n .TmericanS folg.nosr neusn plan Dor,
Bic 5taot BON Der beIidnoig orohsnotn yla8e
Elmer usb.rihuemmung BON Sorss' 6duer gu
beTreisn. Der SunpoUoelfl Hut etboTt Der
Stoot bis Su WterrOmGn's 6urt, Il ntsilen
pbelbalb Der Miinouu9 oCs Glunes. an ptsrs
rnman's T5urt liegt Der @~unpopoer ~ UuB
Ib.r otm Wsertsipie9sl, Der &olanolse aoet
Iieot 225 Hus fber BEN WeeresIpie8sl uno 1T
rur cine fnrse Strete pom Wsrrgnlan,s Guft
entftynt. Der see IieQt eiua So Jus bobsr, als
bie SFurt. gSsnu ein Sunnel BON 10 -l5 JuB
Suf6msIer aWiihen benz see uno esm Eln6
hera,fteDt unO Oerielbe ourb stnen rSnaBsn-
bsrihIoHsn pRtbe, 10 lei gl6ts not1tS, ats
bas apaTsr bon Sit Su git abtleBsn u lals
ZEN. Scr GoiQnoIrs unO Der 8anPotnoettluB
iino nur cine babe Wscile BON e%tnanosr ents
f,rut. uno tpenn Der STE na6 0isler &lbtrra
ietnett 4baub srt1lt, 10 lam oas 2San:r, oas
fhnftta mob itineu 8eS hber oas ols9stl9s
8.tt ponSones'Jdlen nimint, BURG siHea en-.
asu Canal flitben. anotrenfnls fuaros pas
uuheil TETS nod Droben, osfln luenn auW oas
Bstt Der faas e~orrtatrt miro, 10 III tanner ah
b.flrbten, oob siumal Die Stntnle Des gto'
IouOies's pur9brtaen uno nit elmer aSansr1
moi. BON 6J0, coo. 900 &alonen bic Staot
AbeIiuthsn. Ser sSRr9sr" cGltultrt nun tol'
aenoermaser Sine 8erhinoun9 3tpilhen Dem
&olanOies uno benz G~unpoposr miro hosr
iura po.r lang bod n6tbi8, oteielbe erlpart
cine fofipielige GDrrsftion Don Sonss, Ualsn;
paruul miro bieie 8srbinoun9 tll1t lOIorl
berQeItslt2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-07

rem RioFsn Der DtiSsu Btb6litrurg bertsbrtr,
einen S&uB. 8usIeih fiar5te cine GrSabl BON
Qeeern aus benz 9ufale uno i9ris, oaB elm
fsarbtesr, Rameus CHARLES Stspart. BON e'
mem 9tuii den Better Sailtp (Sdbls y, 9e'
iaofen pDrOsn i,i. Die AuIrssuus. untsr ben
Repsrn namsnilth, mar auBerorosnttI9. uno
Anfaras bsfHr6tste man srnflt6e et5she.
Die YOlijsi sriHisu ieoO6 rs6i5sitia uno tbr
gslong IS, bic Rube Dieoerber1uiteaen uno
8ail,0 AZ perbaftsn. Gs traab IT'D, OaB Ste'
mart bGr6 ben Ropf ssi&oitn mol, uub omar
nit elmer poGsn 9aouna 8ebpoiten ; psIhs
GopF uno 8sii6t In toahrbatt sr6Bliber ageils
o.rhlimmelt batt.n. IRAN ihaIte ben Der.
wunOstsn mao isiner Wpbuuu9 an &tton's
9ane ollein Der bsrbsiasrufene arBt trtldtte
bic WunOe iOfort fir tbOtIi6. Sies erDiss it4
aIs riatis OeHn SteDart itarb ON foIasnGsn
Utor9tn. Bel eiusm Ysrb6re Oes ArSstlaatsn
pur0s cine grpBe InSabI BON 3:u9sn bsrbort,
bic 4ugiagsn o.ristbsn tparsn ieoo6 10 rpiosrs
iprshsnO, OaB IS ni6t 5u ermittsln mar, Oh
osr S&uB BON Sailsp o0tr BON elmer anoersrl
BerIon abosfsusrt plros. Die Sa4s puros
oarauf benz Coroner lbsrgebsn.A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-07

.4mtritaR" uup Sun" nett
stfsvn nsusretugs I'm ben Npbm, bic fETmm-
As 3sttupa Dsr Staot Baltimore 5u lsln,
btnn icit einigCu 28oGtn attrbtstsn le It@
fSrmIt6 In MiubrtIun8 Der am Scnn.
taas asbaltsus 9rsOi8tsn. Die rSun"
bradte sdtsm @lorstn 6 9tsot8tsn, Der
.Qmsritan" abcr berthtcls iber nt6t me-
n,asr, ais % 6tr6eR; bic ialtun8soolen
g~rssftorattDucu warsn E6ri8cuS osrmaB'n
tel6nittsn. cag rs cine SUP mar, uno wsnr'
bic pttSi9tm esv frpmmsn 9srrsn In Orr
Btrtittelt ui6t LANCER trarcn, ais au'
Dem papisGe, 70 aebt OaS an, unO mir brau'
den niGt aujuntbmen, oaB Der Same DIS
sSnll6tn g8ortss aui tbre 3u15rtr mis-
Nlc6niamn mirt.', mas III ptsIsn Str@sn
her Gal lsin ipu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-07
9ns @rrHflt

BON Buffers S.rufnng ats Sstrstdr In eas
Staofs : Gspartensnt bat in Der @naltraBe
au W.p ,g)ort Die GuB,rprOentli6fte Senlatton
Stmnht, uuO man ruff It4 isine Spmpatblts
S.i6llIie fur Die 6antarsr uuo ietne SrobreE
nan oeaen GnaianO iu's Se0GbtHlB, UNI o9s
rous Biz Nusf1ten ouf ein,n RrieQ nit SroB
britonien ,u ~fcIgern, inus bnItlbe IN Der
.Qiabomu"s 6ragc mot tIetn bet9tbt. AEsrs
Siros uirn man ss u%blsugren, onB unlere we
oieruna bel Dem o.rmali9en osutl9 sIlrana'
Srieas oura Die % aIf:nIittsrun9tn on 9rent.
reid ebtnio iebr Der osutl9tn Sant 9slpaOe.
bat, als j.mals Die gnBldnocT ouTp oeH oaH
Snn Rri,asIdlffsu FIR bic cinftmaligen vGon.
f6S,rtrtea' bsr Union" &a4tbsil 5uS'last
hnhsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-07
Enl1n.

ane Btridts ausg ada rimutsu oabtH hbtr'
elm, DoB bsr norttge GuiitaHO III ben lgBtsH
Sae.n lieot. ReuerDtrSs itro bic autfdnot
ider nidt uur obtrmaIs outs 9aupt 8eldlo-
oen. ionosrn q d bic 3eltbe1 oes 6risoers
Surb be @npi ~uiuiion Des %bttannter ME
btlena Stius DEL Sol ottutebrt toorosu. in
osm RaSe, wis blc Spmpathis Der Ger; 81.
fh BON Guba nbp:noet, ibtp;noen bic ahs'
Ii6ten Der 6 lbausr, it9 5u 9:rren Der gPstls
nor Mntilfns IN nnGsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-07
GhiffsunfIridItcu

Der Gamsfsr ~ngttGtuan,@ CAPT; Soipts, ttSs'te
ssitern non bier ttcr 9lOrtolt ga, na4 S1lion 40
6artlSpool mad Baltimore nnterrot8s, Dur9s an ".
Jauuar nit i6Iiulnsin 2ede u son 4aIeF oN
Stuuot - In ben Safet pm @olpes bnstTt,
Der 9anIpfsr r2iberip." Sapt. Rtso, tHbr Sohhla9
4beuo bon Sen gpeit mad Baltimore ab.
Der 9ampier pNtarQlano,] 9agt 9e9nloni FaIG
tern gOrlntttag pOu Baltimore In SParltfon, o.. w.
Elm. IL, ,.u,rr
BON Sap1Hnab, Geo, bier EN-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-07
Eirr rrfrruIid,p &uaSe

in ss, baB euolia cine prnltliae Route gum
Saue zines S6ifsfanal5 itbsr ben 5iihn1us
RON Rarisu geIunOsn isin lou. Wit Span
nuna feht man ptit.rer btT6li8tnosnSsrl4tsn
bts bic Der. 81 =gTpsoitlpn sur GLlotlnun9
einss iolh,R W.gcs betebli9enotn Somnlah'
peurs Sslfrio9e entGegtn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wheeling whoie..,. MsrAe&


BUTTER-Abundan supply and ,pr1css
lower, selling At 2S9S5c. =
cHEEsE-ln fair demand at ls,<0iss iar
CARBON oI-Priosa are nrm; s.andssa
sS.ns Al IN a. s1Sn'ns way &ea' and no
cASDLEs-stsr at lAal7c; City mould At
t2xc.
66FFEE-Fair at Ice prime at Dsssnxs
FEafHE asss sHsa az 1 and p &. o S.sa
advance for small lots in retail way.
FLouR-Red winter al e6 769s 0& white
wheat family at " 50 reGrtndings at q 50.
GRAINZWheat dull; white atG lsQl .
Oats at SaiSc. Barley at 7Se93i %
PROvISIONS-Packers are ofisrins the
new hog product which Is In fAir demand.
Mess pork at "a %. Lard, tierce At Ike
kes at lie. Bulk shoulder ct SIC. Bacon
Shoulders at l2c; hams at le0l7c; clear sides
FISH-Macksrel, No. 2 halves at Is; No.
do at : "; white flsh at 81 90 lake her.
ring stA IS lake shad at 9.
RlOE-Prtme new South Carolina ct %.
HoMINY-sales Of white nins at o % pr
Baltimore .: 5oss6c; New York
at 75Ss0c; choice drips at SC.
SUGARS-New Orleans at nf9uhS
Porto Rico at il,f@l2Sc Cuba At ile
llteCr CIuSIleu, pOWucfcu anu 8Iuu1AASoa
at Hl<9iF4. A eoffee at l4,fc; b oofFes q
lihc; L coffee At l<c.
SODA-A-, &c IN papers; best New Castle 81
&c B5 "a k rowpER-sale. o, Logan, List
soXPcFamily at sxc; German at g<~
Eastern at l0Sl2c.
SALT-Dairy at s. 90; best Ohio River .,
$40 = 20
ToRACCo-Navy Blacks at ea072r dark
los and rs at 6Ssf5c; bright los and ~ %
7OaSoc.
TEA-Gunpowder at q 5osl q; Young
Hyson AZ 81 Soel %; black at q 0o0i l09l O.
BRoOMS-No. fancy, a rs; No. fSncy.
q 81 No: s fancy, g Is; No. ! plain, . So
No. plain, 81 %; No. plain, q 160S 90.
GLASS-fIrst quality Sxl0 ct q; i0xli %
1 50; second quality sxl0 at 8 0G loxl2 %
50 per box OF 10 feet Discount 10 Per
cent.
9ENSEN6-At5 Sc IN
HAY-Quiet; prime baled d SIN Quoted
at els O0al7 "; loose st go 0osl2 90 80
LARDOIL-Extra winter strained at q =.
HOGS-Are coming in freely and pack
era are running full and regularly; eoSks
Is tho outside for primo hogs,
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New York Market.
New YORK, January 4

NEW YORK, January I.
COTTON-In fair demand and lower
middling uplands at Isle.
FLOUR-Firm at IS 1906 IS for
shipping grades.
GRAlN-Wheat, dull and the mar.
ket was unsettled; new spring a. 81 II
al 43t; red and amber at 81 45@l 30.
Rye, dull and prices nominal. Oats.
quiet at 6l@ 62lc Corn, dull and prices
dropping; No | mixed at 76971".
PROVISIONS-Pork unchanged.
Beef, prime mess firm at SO 0C926 50.
Lard firm.
EGGS-Du'l, fresh at &c lined a.
pc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-05
Cincinnati MARKET.

CMoISSAri. January 4.
CoTTON-Dull; middlins at lac.
FLOUK-Unchanged
GRAIN-Urchangcd.
PROVlSiONS-Pork, demand light
and prices finn at sI9 G06l9 IS. Ba.
con, only limited demand at lO@ll9
HE
Observation-Disclosures.
SEEDS-Unchanged and dull.
HOGS-Frm receipts OF 800 head.
WHISKY-St aJy at $40. 100
O. BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
GOLD-ll0l.
EXCHANGE-Steady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-05

"a SLIGHT CoLp,g CoUoHs-Fe. are
aware OF the Importance Of checking o
cough or SLIGHT COLD" in its fret stage
that which in the beginning would
yield to o mild remedy, il neglected
often attacks the lungs "Broton,
Bronchial Teeh<s" gives sure and al.
most immediate relief The Troek>s
have prorsf their efficacy Ly a tes, Of
many years, and have received tesiimo.
malls from eminent men Who have ussd
thsm. ze3 ed .tra ysT
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Vow YerL nonex aAskss.
New YoRr, Janury I.

NEW YORK, Jaoury =.
GOLD-Qpiet and steady: opened Of
llO:, and closing at ll0f. Loans were
made at from 10 7 per cent. gold.
Clearances S27, 100000.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Bsnk.
ers bills at 100.
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-Hsve
been firm and steady al about the clos.
ing prices OF yesterday. Coupons OF
1881 at ll0t do 90 at 1851 do "a at
1851; do '65 at 1851 do new st lUt
do 81 at l07E do '6s at 1885, l040 st
1861 Currency &c, hot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-05
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January 1

FLOUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Whest higher, No. 2 spring
Chicago &c higher closing at 81 llS
lll} this afternoon unchanged. Corn
No. 2 mixed opened frmer and closed
easier at 1901 this afternoon un.
changed. Oats. No. 2 steady, closed At
39tG39s. Rye, No. 2 firm at 15c.
Barley, spring No. 2 6rmer closed at
72!@73c.
HOGS-Dressed, l0@lSc lower
closed quiet at So so live l0@l5o
lower at S 90@6 IS.
CATTLE-Dull and 10000 lower
At g. OOa,6 IS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-05

against the repetition Of ike errors lot
the future, BY thus correcting and di-
recting public opinion. No law Of Reg
i,tration, no ordinance OF Convention can
override the Constitution Of the United
States; and in thus inaugurating new
policy, which it is claimed shall be wise
and law abiding, there would be mani
fest improperly 30 to legislate on the
subject of suffrage as 10 make registrars
or inspectors obnoxious TO any litiga-
ton. / place it, here, upon the broad,
est and most apparent ground OF pru
dence 90 that no one can fail to see it az
a matter Of policy, while the lawyer and
the statesman will see it from the stand.
point OF Luther Us. Borden, Z Howard,
and know that any other course will
only subjecrregi.trlrs aud inspectors 70
civil and criminal prosecutions. The
views Of all parties, a: least Of the very
large majority of our people, can be
harmon zed in q Registration laH
which IN its mandatory, directory. Oh
ex 2!anatory provi.ion for registerins :
the votes shall simply require the
registrars 10 carol All male citizens
Of the State" and follow with
the residue OF the worIs Of the frs
clause Of the third article O
the Constitution OF tie State, as II re
ally is. By 50 doing no wrong Is don,
| 10 any one; no duty is imposed which
| will subject the officers o; election q
suits and prosecutions, ard al question.
are reserved in some form for turtle
consideration and legal adjustment
~ithout q continuing wrong TO . lsrg
class OF citizens. II win place the bur
. thsn Of trying constitutional question:
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BALTIMORE. January I.
FLOUR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat firm and unchanged.
Corn, Write at S0t9S2c; yellow ct 75c.
Oats active 55(a56c.
PROFESSIONALISM.
WHISKY-At 92(992}c. .f .a
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sThere Is some confusion In the reporters
history of this case. On p Iii, 2 W. Va, r,
he says Judge Berkshire presided until De-
cember 3lst, 1856, when his time Of once ex-
pired. Judge Maxwell succeeded him. At
Slst OF December, i6o6 yet HuufeTb ease 3
reported as Of the January term Of le6, and
n. Maxwell - AttGngY General, rototNG
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

Al -KAvANAGH DECRER's IMPROVED Bill
"A lard Tables, all fnrnhed with the ceeera,ed Cat
complete, S7o and other sizes at corresponding
WarerooIns corner Canal and Centre streets.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

Nv ~ LEI-rHE SECOND FLOOR AND FOURTH
roor SIX rooms ho0r: gas, bath, hpt AMI cold
, use O. oasai to family Of adults 30 East Thirty
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

LII CASH WILL EE PAID FOR PLor OF LOTS
N from to ~. Location from Fyninth 10 10th streets
ana from Eisbth avenue 10 Hudson river
C.J CLARKE, 202 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

CQ2 EAST FIFTY.FIRsr srREEr-rO A SMALL.
ty bo fespscsee b ZAP family second Floor
locality. N BWil the family who desired aaotber ,aors
please call sg,ln this morning. ~ ~
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

r.1 EnO CASH BALANCE MORTGAGE, WILL BUY
AZ ..)(yU GOOD FARM 100 acres, depot of Lon;
Island Railroad; also other Firms cheap; will
change PAUL T. TODD, t5 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

WANTED GOOD HOUSE, % FEET WIDE, BETWEEN
w Eighth and Scvenetb streets; VIII pay all cash INNS
cheap, exceeding S230. Address GRANT, box 2oo
New York Post office. e@*k t.-.in'
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REAL ESTATE WANTEI

Eighth AVENUE AND GRAND BOULEVARD
~. Property wauted, by FRANK Q. 4 DAWSON BROWN,
lUU Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

| RIO LET-A NICELY FURNISHED THREE STORY
brick House, 10 all improvements, In Brooklyn,
near two ferries; rent Sl,lb0.
| JOHN rURDY, sl2 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

ITO EXCHANGE-TNO TWO STORY AND HIGH BASE
| mept brick Houses IN East New York, for unencun-
bcred property Inquire of CoNRoY butcher,
1917 Morris street, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

rNO LET--ON Easy TERMS, THE FIRST CLASS THREE
story high stoop brown stone furnished House south
Lexington and Fftyhird street Pos
session mmediitelv. Apply to PAGE M.CAFFERTY,
Fifth and Fily-second street, or HARNETT FLA
NAGAN, ATTORNEYS, No. 80 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

n REAT REDUCTION IN BILLIARD rABLEs.-w. II.
" GKiFflTHS, with Dcianeys patent cushions, with
two wires, bes,s,he world. aud eau only be bought NJ "
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

| 1NO LET-PARIIaLLY FURNISHED, TO PRIVATE
family only, very large stone House, ~ East Twenty
$50 'front.' hail marble tied no bill house.
i Appiy before II O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

J,OR sALE-NEAR NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., A FARM
containing So ne double house and inrce out
buildings new; soil sandy loan; especially adapted to
trucking; large amount Of fruit; adjoining small village
crops tools completes for $O OoO Terms Also
era other Farms prices suit the times For Iu partc.
ulars inquire OF address q. l.. UARDENBERGH, lS9
George street, New Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

ITO LET, SALE OR ExCHANGE-FOR CITY PRO-
l perty at West New Brighton, Staten Island two new
az ground each line well and csern water very
HEALTHY location magnificent river and inland
particulars apply to JOSE MANZANEDO, No. Cedar II.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES,
AL. unequaled for accuracy and durability and ap-
proved by the leading and professional players
Constantly hand, Tables at prices ranging from S25O
wards; also un iqne styles Cor dwelling houses
PhELAN 4 COLLENDER, 733 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

~ order to Charles Dermer Of M,gieburg or to his sur
pistrietqa curt o. The interior city Of Vienna . nado
Magdeburg resicen in the year 1907 at HALIFAX whose
decease having taken place In he me lntme to his sur
vivns 5mas Gharsn Z Is male known that the aunt
the 1 OF November s6l formerly canatrce pension
a. ss S as nna q. as w
and published November 1861, him, Of his
third or her property left egaees, that
within one year from the day Of her deease another repa
ton Of the interest accrued o. Their portion SHOULD be made
take place within ten years another reparon OF the por
Charles Dermsr or in case Of his deceasc his surviving
legitimate children ordered therefore, to establish their
legitimate before the isi Of july ISL ii his court or
p M % h more @ to- o. s T M and o 3
establishment of claim will be proceeded in the way pre-
'ns VmSsA. July :. :is7o
CupREME coURT-CirY AND COUNTY or NEW
, York Henry Cullen en- and md Henry A. Mott. as esesu.
tida Smith deceased Plaintiffs, against William E. Smith
In pursuance judgment Of the Supreme Court of the
Etate OF New York made and entered IN the
%oang the Tearing he day ana
viii expose 10 sale at public auction Monday he sSh da
Of February, ls, at u ococs noon at the Lxehange
through Roberts McGuIre real estate aucioneers, the
YORK. with buildings thereon, bounded descrbed
ACCOMMODATING at point on the eastsrly side Of
four nohery the intersection OF the northery
line of Fourth With the easerly line of Broadway,
thence eastery and parallel with the norhery line
of Fourth hundred and thrtyseyen six
inches thence norhey and parallel with the eastey line Of
Broadway, twenty 1--WE feet thence westerly and parallel
with the norberly line of Fourth street, hundred and
feet and six inches 70 the easry line Broad
and thence sou'hery along the eastory ne OF Broad
the point place Of beginning being the pre-
misses conveyed by Jonathan l. Coddngton and wife Co
tlJa Smith, by deed dated March 49, ls27
the Registers city OF New York, day
March, 1927, IN the ber 2t6 of page S3
JAMES II. COLEMAN referee.
r. W. BURp. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
Dated NRw YORK, January 30, 1877.