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The New York herald., 1871-03-06
Dramatic and Musical Ensertalnments.

Dramatic and Musical Entertainments.
While the minor theatres offer their usual
variety of attractions for the present week
those Of higher class do not relax their
efforts to satisfy the most intelligent and
refined of our large theatre-going population.
At Booths s'Rchelieu" has at length been
withdrawn, to be replaced this evening by
s'MucA Ado About Nothing" with Mr. Edwin
Booth as Benedick, Mr.. Lawrence Barrett as
Don Pedro, Mr.. J. H. McVicker as Dogberry,
and with new scenery and appointments. At
the Stadt theatre this will be the farewell
week of Nine. Seebach, and no lover Of the
perfection Of dramatic art should miss the
precious opportunity Of witnessing for the last
time in this city the performances of this gifted
and accomplished actress. Miss Glyn, another
actress Of rare dramatic power, who would be
heartily welcomed on our New York stage,
will not resume her Shaksperisn readings until
next week, on Tuesday evening, the 14th in
programme for the week consists of ''Faint
Heart Never Won Fair Lady," to be produced
this evening for the last time during the
present season; s'Ours" on Tuesday evening
and at the Saturday matinee; Romance and
Reality" Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
with Sir. John Brougham in his inimitable
personaiion Of Jack Swift, Mr.. John Gilbert as
Jasper Manly, Mr.. Owen Marlowe as Frank
Meredith, Mr.. B. +. Ringgold as Lavender
Kydd, Mr.. J. C. Williamson as Tom Badger,
Mrs. Tbos Barry as Rosabel, Miss Efae Ger
mon as Blossom and Miss Emily Mestayer as
Barbara Manly; s'Tbe Serious Family" on
Thursday evening, and, for the last time,
Money" on Friday evening. Mr.. Lester
Wallsck himself will appear on Thursday, the
9th inst, in representation of ''Ours. at the
Brooklyn Academy. At Days Fifth Avenue
theatre "Saratoga" still holds the boards. At
the Olympic Mr. G. l.. Fox will give some
s'more last nights" as the real "Richelieu ofthe
PERIOD" in the very clever travesty by Mr.
Schonberg and Mr.. DeWaldcn. At Niblo's
either the demons revel or the artistic feats OF
the Maiitons would alone suffice to account
for the permanent success Of the "Black
Crook At the Grand Opera House new
opera 5ou6s, the libretto by Jules Moinaux and
the music by OBenbach, will be produced for
the first time this Monday night. II will be an
extraordinary spectacular display as well as
musical entertainment. Everybody in town
and everybody whs comes TO town will be
tempted to 20 and see The elephant, even II
mildly wondering why Mr.. Fisk, Jr., should
want to have yet another elephant on bis
hands. Nor can they fail to admire the logic
az we'll as costumes Of General Ftroza-Aimee
and CAPTAIN NAol-P Persini and tie rest of the
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

TIE IMPEACHMENT game of ''biuf' in Ar
kansas has ended in Governor Clayton taking
down the ''rot." The Board OF Managers
In the House have announced that they
could find no evidence against him. Evi-
dently the Governor ''biuffed" on small
hand very jujiciously. He persists in press
Ing his luck and has formally declined the
United States Senatorshp to which he was
elected some time ago, for the reason that he
doesn't wan; TO give the State over TO the demo-
cratic Lieutenant Geyern0r.
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woman's rights women at Djegani In Asiatic
Georgia, who seem better aware than their
American Sorosisters that when women set up
a government Of their own they must at once all
become soldiers.
The great musical event Of the season,
eclipsing the numerous concerts in which Lent
always abounds, will, Of course, be the tri-
umphant return OF Mile. Christina Nilsson from
her successful tour throughout the East and
the West. This celebrated artist will make
her temperance In New York on Tuesday,
the l4th inst, at Steinway Hall, in grand
miscellaneous concert. On Wednesday, the
10th inst, she will sing In Haydn's MASTER
piece, "The Creation" and on Saturday, the
18th inst, at two o'clock Nilsson matinee.
The choruses of 'The Creation" will be rem
dered by the Mendelssohn Union.
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TEE WEATHER PHILOSOPHERS, who have
been freezing to death on the summit Of
Mount Washington all winter in the interests
Of science, report that the weather there yes
terday was extremely pleasant, and that the
summit. being coated wita ice az clear as
crystal, would make a splendid skating rink.
Our fasaionables are not to be tempted to
visit it by any such representations as this.
They would prefer to let the hernits slide all
by thems elves.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY. ls7L-TRPLE SHEET.

will become dearer to the civilizations Of man
kind than are ''the trophies of all who have
risen on Liberty's ruin to fame" and again
prove to the world the fact that
Accurst Is the march OF that glory
Which treads DER the hearts OF the free
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y beneating the ministry, as we'll a. tho pso-
pie, by Its weekly presentation Of the best
thoughts Of the best men In tho city
and country, and we believe the ministry fad
and acknowledge this fact and their obliga-
tions to us, and this Improvement must 90
forward until the Church shall command the
very best talent In the land, aud the men OF
feeble intellect who now flock into 1t as pre-
senting m easy and an idle life will have to
take to the plough or the plano for . living.
We know that at present and for some time
past the best class OF minds, the most talented
young men, have sought and do seek other
professions, and the ministry must take many
men Of second or third rate mould, and even
tho number Of these who seek admission to its
ranks do not equal the losses by death and
other causes, so that an average Of about one
half the churches Of the land are without
settled or regular pastors, and Of the appli-
cants larger proportion are nearer to forty
years of age than to twenty-five. But ws
expect to see all this changed by and by,
and when we do, and the best talent Of tho
Church and Of the world is given to the best
work In which mankind can engage. We shall
feel that we have been amply repaid for all
that We have done to bring it to pass. -
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three hundred feet above the sea indicates,
from the frlable character Of the rock, an
easy excavation We infer from tho enthusi.
asm upon the subject of Captain Selfridge and
of our special correspondent accompanying
his explorations, that he has settled the ques-
tion--that nature has here provided the
harbors desired and the route for through
cut canal between the two oceans.
Assuming that the great problem is solved,
how long will New York, the United States
and the world have 10 wait for this canal? II
We may rely upon our reports the work will
cost less than half the prime cost Of the Suez
canal, and, with less than half the forces en-
ployed on that great undertaking, this Darien
canal may be opened within Eve years. With
its completion, as she did with the openng OF
the gold placers Of California, the city Of New
York will begin new march of prosperity
and expansion. Much Of the trade of South
America, which now gocs to England, will,
from our enlarged activity, be drawn by the
Gulf Stream or equatorial current from the
Amazon and La Plata to the United States.
with a largely increased traffic from Central
America and the West Indies on route. In
view of this ship canal our map will show
the great Importance Of the halfway house Of
the island of st. Domingo Indeed, if Cap
tain Selirdge has found the true route for the
proposed canal, the annexation of ST. Do
mipgo may be considered fixed and settled, as
part and parcel of the great enterprise Of q
short cut for our steam and sailing ships to
San Francisco, Honolulu, Shanghae. Yoko-
hama, Hong Kong, Australia and the Spice
Islands of the Indian Ocean.
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COMMUNIsT RRPORTs.

Defeat o.. the IMsufgents In Algoria
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Dol,aessie Markets.

NEW YORK, May r.-Cett,n decidedly irner;
:.:: ssa 90 Sas; aaag uSaRas at 1S
soa,lern o. g . %. Wheat better sale. III 900
Amber Western 80 al g.. CopS1ouist; sales 1iu H..
o09 bush; Mixed WESTERN IS @ 79c. Oats steady;
Ohio add Western at IS g GO Pork quiet; new mess
g 1lie. Butter quiet; Ohio 1125c; State Is q SOC.
Whi;ksy easier; Western tree 9o:e Rice arm;
iO4:: Iair 10 yood refining siasse. Conte nrm; kio
ist q 1et. Nolasses drm; Muscoyado at 40 q 4sc.
kays stS5sp.s s% g :s
8, q g;
It'd.
CHICAGO, Nay 1o.-Flour firm and more active
Wheat WI active and ad.anssdi No: Chicago Spring
arm t55ic for No. T. Rye arm at % q sic ior No. e.
Barley quiet; No. Q so q SIC. High Wines steady
at ST.. rrov,si0ns-Mess Pork firm at II 2b@I7 S.
ut A. q 20. Cattle airly active ST. q TBS.
Receipts, O00 bbs. hout, 00U BUSH wheat, 102,
ooo bush corn, ~ 900 bush. oats, 1900 BUSH barley,
shipmeuls-sScS bbl. -four, 5000 bush wheat,
i21 GOO bush oo,n scoo bush oats, COCO bush. rye.
ToLTDo, O., May H.: Flour steady. Wheat in
%oIsrate demand and Nd, advanced q &c; No. Z Red
Michigan RED As; Ne. 2 1 40; rejected Red 4 rs /;
Corn quiet; high mixed Sat; low DO 5et; Michigan
w. o"'s osttei No. o1sc' michigan ootc.
CINCINNATI, May 11.-Mess Pork dull at II 80,
Lard steady with moderate demand at l1c-l0s effer-
ed. Bulk Meats dull Shoulders sia64c; sides sic.
Bacon dull; shoulders tic; sides 9k51gsc Live Hoss
dropping at on g 8 40. Whisky steady at ese.
NEW ORL.Axs, Nay 11.-Cotton in tair demand,
Middling uplands 15tc.
| SAVANNAH, May H. Cotton ia good demand
Miodling upands 44e.
CHAhLEsroN, May n.-Cotton nrmsr; Middlins
uplands 14fc.
AoBILx, May. 1t-Cotton firm; Middling uplands
| 14ic.
| Foreign Markets.
| LONDON, May 11-4s0 p. N.-Consols closed n
| 9Y tor money and account
american securities quiet and steady; q. 8. 5-20's
1856, 9oi do 1865, old, s0i d. 1861 S2t U. s. 04gs
81.
The bullion in the Bank OF England has decreased
| eiSl,0oo
LIVERPOOL, May l1-.S0 P. N.-Cotton steady
Middlng uplands Il g I'D; sales have been 10 Uet
| bales. ~
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

WAsHINaros, May n.-senator Robertson,
Of South Carolina, who arrived here last night,
says the taxpayers CONVENTION, now in session
at Columbia, will be productive of good, both
parties uniting in An effort financially for the
restoration Of the public confidence. He ex-
presses qualification at tho conservative tone
of the members Of the convention.
In tho counties where the Ku Klux outrages
hrst took place there 10 now q comparative
quiet, and better state of feeling exists.
CHARLlsToH, Nay IL. - Tho Tay Payers
Convention to-day adopted q resolution re-
questing the Legislature to ,inaugurate q sys-
tenn of proportionats resumption, to retrench
the State expenses, to prevent an increase OF
the public debt under any pretext, and to
amend the election laws 20 as to prevent whole
sale frauds. A committee of eleven will prob
ably mako q report TO- morrow, embodying tie
practical result of its labors, when the conven-
ZION El probably adjourn Great political
from Its action,
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LHsTs CInous.-Ths great popularity Of
this metropolitan establishment IL duo solely
to the extrsns elegance Of its performances,
aud to the refined and respectable manner In
which they are conducted. Nothing Of an OBJ
jeotiouabs nature II ever seen or heard in the
exhibitions Of Mr.. Lent's Circus, and this fact
asds materially to their tattrastivsnsss, and
oaases them to be pAtronised by the best class
q Of society. The New York Herald Of April
18th says of this fAvorits institution:
"rHK INV YoRK CIncus-Ths tsnting
season With Ar. Lents splendid establish nsnt
commences h7xt week, and he seems deter
mined that the close Of his successful metro.
His troupe Of artists cannot be eQualed in lu-
| reps or America fer excellence, and We never
saw, in eur many years Of familiarity with
public aRussuonts, 30 many frst class eQuss-
trians, Gynnasn and asrobats associated in
one company. Mr.. LeRtsnsw star, the Cy-
/ nsesphalas, who's il We accept The Darvinian
1 theory, We mast Welcome ~ . man and broth
or, proves great attraction, and II rsnarka-
bly, clever animal, ~ veil ~ . novel curiosity.
Mastsr George Donald 10 smother surprising
feature ut this circus, and il tie most fearless
and accomplished bareback rider that has ever
appeared IN New York. Nile. Caroline Ro-
lani, the great Melville and his ~ondsrful
sons, the Lsvantias Brothers, The cham pion
lsspers, Beswick and Rose. continue to aston-
ish large audiences with their marvellous per-
formances."
Tuesday next, Is the day appointed for the
exhibition Of this great Metropolitan Circus
In Portland.
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MABSAUHUeETTS.
0rN. HOOKER IN THE LHaIsLAruBH

BOSTON, May 11.-Gen Hooker visited the
State House to-day and was received by the
cheers The General thanked the members
for the honor aud said he was proud to ola "a
Massachusetts as the place of his birth. He
had been anxious to visit the Old Common
wealth, but was not aware that ho should ind
the legislature In session. and was almost COZ
strained to believe it must DO q State 10 net
SO much legislation. Gen. Hooker spoke of
his desire to command Mass. troops and paid
high compliment to them, especially to the
1st and 11th regiments 0, bis old brigade and
also the 10th. He spoke Of the great support
given the loyal cause by Gov. Andrew, and
said he was the hero Of the war and the beat
man the State ever produced. cloud APP
plause.) At the close Of his rom Arks the Gen
eral retired,
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co M Nj E r. CIAL.


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
PORTLAND q KRNNKBnO RAILRoAD-l car clap
boards, do rabes, do wood, 10 hides bdls sash,
eases goods, IL bdls paper, II bedsteads, "a bds
rails, do Stats 10 oil bbs, Is bbs. bsans, 90 pkgs
mdse, "a cars freight TOR Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-19o cans milk, 2 cars
potatoes 400 bbs. flour, cars bark, do eorn Is do
lumber, do shocks, do ties, do laths4 do wheels,
do sundriss. Snpmsn.s East, 900 bblS. -four, ear
sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-235 cases mdse "a
wheelbarrOws, car hoops, lot hoops Is bbls apples
8 beams yarn, 70 bdls bowels, 50 pkgs sundries.
SrBAhKR FOREST CITY, FROM Boston 80
nests tubs 10 doc krooms, 100 bbs pork % Dc bono
COAL boxes fresh fish. rs bds leather 20 otis cod
nsh, 100 boxes oranges, cases fgs, 10 kegs Soda
cooking ranges, IS casks nails, Is bdls paper, Is
crates onions, bales cotton, hid HAMS OK tables,
30 bdls gas pipe 20 bdls baskets. seed sower, 2aS
rolls roofing paper 10 boxes tin plate, IL trails dates
y boxes glass, horses wagon 100 pkgs to order.
For Canada and up country, 30 cases canned lobs-
oS dYs task i S a 100
burlaps. 100 pigs to order.
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CONNECTICUT.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.

HARTFORD, May 11.-Gov. Jewell has made
the following appointments on bis staff
Ad1utant, Gen. Samuel e. Merwin. Jr, OF
New Haven; Quarter Master, Gen. Leonard
A. Dickinson of Hartford; Surgeon General,
Nathan Mayeo of Hartford; Paymaster Gen.
ID. Frary of New Britain; Commissary Gen.
Amos j. Beers Of New Haven. Henry K.
Burton is appointed Executive Secretary.a
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WARRINGTON.
THR FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE AND TIN

-
TREATY.
WARRINGTON, May 1.-The Committee on
Foreign Relations was in session about four
hours to-day considering the treaty. The mem
bers did not complete their examination and
will not therefore make their report to the
Senate tomorrow when ii il probable that that
body will adjourn till Monday.
A quarter OF a million of dollars In coin were
transferred by telegraph to-day from the sub
treasury At San Francisco TO that OF New
York, making $1S5O,OO0 transferred in this
manner within the past eight weexs.
The customs receipts for the week ending
April 29th we're 81, 55S, 372.
PHE TREATY DIsHoNHsTLY MADE PUBLIC
Much astorishmsnt Is expressed in official
circles at the publication of the treaty of ash
ington in New York papers this morning.
Some official inquiry will, according to what
xas sad by several Senators, be made as to the
mystery OF the publication and also to means
OF the correspondent in obtaining information
ccncerning the debates in the secret session. =
The message Of the President communicating
the treaty to the Senate is said to be very brief,
and makes ho recommendation, hut merely
submits it for consideration.
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ST. AsDRnws' BooIErY.-At the quarterly
meeting of this Society, last evening, it was
unsnimeu,ly voted to celebrate the l0oth a..
nivsrsary Of ths birth Of Waltsr Scott; and
Messrs. John Porteous, Thomas MsEwsn and
John Harper were appointed committee to
make all necessary arrangements for the coca.
siop. which comes off in August next.
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Auction Sale of Door Il sash Fac
tory Il Real Estate.

Y1yHE undersigned snd Assigaees OF the late firm
i OF W. n. Melcher s. Co aud Trust les tor the
creditors Of said firm will sell at Public Auction at
IL O'Clock 2. H. on Thursday the twenty h dag
OF May A. D. 1871. on the premises, the Door 81 Sasu
Factory and Planning Mil formerly occupied by said
w. II. Melehsf 4 Co on West Commercial ST., in
Portland with all the land, buildings, machinery, ,
and fixtures connected with 1t, comprising all the
Real Estate and other property conveyed by w. Fl.
Meeher and W II. Stewart to us by deeds dated
Sept 10, nd recorded in Cumberland Registry OF
deeds, Book 3s1 Page 256'
This d. operty is we'll located for the Man FACTORY
OF Doors Sash and Blinds or for making furniture.
he machinery is OF the best kind, good order and
ready tor Immediate use.
Membranes and terms stated at Sale. Further
ntormatio to be obtained of A s. Perkins; L. E.
Cummings; r. Holyoke; w. w. Brown.
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Government Sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sale at public
i ton, on the premises In Cornish, York County
Maine, Oh thu 1Ith day OF July 1871, at ten o'clock
m, tract OF land acquired by the United State
trom John Jameson, lats Additional Paymaster =
3. A. and containing eighty-six ss, being the far
and homestead OF said Jameson.
Terms: One-third Cash, balance In one and tw
years with interest. note and mortgage.
For uI ther particulars enquire at this office or OF
Nathan Webb, U. s. Attorney. Portland, Maine.
EVERETT G. BAYFIELD,,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
Washington, d. c., March rs, 1871. mr29W iaw3n
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CALlRARNIA.

FEARFUL RkTRiBUTION ON THE INDIANS
SAN FRANCISCO, May H. Six buildings con-
tanning The principal stores in the town of Sau
Bernardino, Cal, were burned on the 9Th inst
Grasshoppers in clouds are destroying the
crops in Los Angeles county.
The Tucson (Arizona) Citizen of the % inst.
has the fOllowing:-The suffering and exasper-
ated people have commenced the work Of re-
talation on tho Indians. Their patience has
been remarkable, but the killing of four good
citizens on San Pedro by Indians, fed and 9TH
erwise provided for at Camp Grant, has ex-
hausted it. There is no Indian reservation at
Camp Grant, but few hundred Apaches re-
Gently came there. They promised peace and
were fed and recruited, aud from thence went
out to steal and murder. Having tracked the
guilty ones to their base of supplies two weeks
ago, the citizens determined to make their DOW
or felt, and on the 28.h OF April few of them
aided ~ 100 AraPajo Indians, started on mis- .
s,on Oh revenge and self protection. Early on
the morning OF the Both they dashed into the
Indian camp, killing So and taking % children
prisonersSA horse recentysto,en tom a farm
or named Smith, Of TnscOn, was captured,
and some unknown packages Of center primed
rifle Cartridges, and albresstpin worth $500 that
belonged TO woman recently killed at Tubac,
were found on these Indians, maxim it certain
that they were the same Indians that killed l..
b. wooster and . woman on his farm. Itis
certain the citizens of Arizona will no longer
witness the murder Of their fellows and steal.
ing OF their property aud tsmely endure 1t.
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MIsCRLLANROUs NOTICES

PArHn HAsasns can be fonnd At Lothrop'l
New Paper Store, Exchange st. II
UsH nothing bat the Lightning Polish fol
cleaning Silver and Silver-Plated Goods, Brit.
ANNA, Brass, Copper and GLASS. Nanuta otur
ed BY N. D. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Elk.
change ST., RooM ). 1t gives them instantly q
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction IL not given
tho money will be refunded. II
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PRNNAYLVANIA.
TIE MIyFRc yIErpTNC

majority Of the miners Of the district were
present and desire was manifested to resume
work upon honorable terms. A resolution
was passed offering their services to the cem-
panies and requesting committee OF arbitra-
ton to settle the difference as soon as resump-
ton took place,
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YOUTHFUL RoBplRs.-A couple OF small
boys named Michael Gilhaushly and Thomas
Rilsy entered tho field a. highway robbers
Wednesday and seihing two smaller boys, stood
them up against fence, ordered them to keep
quiet and thep rlsd their pockets Of what they
contained. Ofdcers Smith and Williams ar
rested them yesterday morning and Judge
Morris sent them TO the Reform School.
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GOVERNMENT wnArHsR REPORT.

WASHINGTON, May u-Synopsis of the
past "A hours.-The barometer has fallen very
generally east Of the Rocky Mountains, the
areas Of high and low pressure having moved
slowly southwestward. A severe storm passed
over small portion Of Georgia during the
night and another is forming in upper Florida
The clouds which extended ON Wednesda y
evening from Delaware to Alabama after NOV
ing southward are now succeeded by cloudy
and threatening weather. e attending from Ken
tucky south and east. Tho temperature has
very generally risen on the lakes and in the
western States.
Probnbilitics-It Is probable that the baron,-
eter will continue falling very generally Oh
Friday with increasing cloudiness, variable
weather and light winds from the Mississippi
to tho Atlantic.
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HnAL1HYUL IxsrnuorIoI,-Ds. slnAs NEST
agreeably surprised his audience in Laseastsr
Hall last evening By giving An able and ha.
nerous lecture en- "fhyssgnsuy." Tonight
he will give lecture en- .Physisal Culture and
success In Life" Only 10 ssnts admission. -
To day the hall will b spsn and free to all Wis
itors that the paintiags may b seen which
cover the walls Of Lancaster HAIL.. Charts Of
character, containing advice A. - Rusinsss,
sslf-inprovsnsnt, Marriage and Health, sas
be obtained in the Deoter's private room open
ing out Of the hall. f.r--
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APRIL CIVIL TERN, aoDD ARD, j.. FRRsIDIHG.
rHUlsDAY.-Ststs W. Belle Harlow Indicted for
keeping hsuss ct nl.fams On Franklin street. Vei-
diet guilty. Defendant moved In arrest Of Judgment
Matteeks. nH A,W, Bralbarv
State VI. Edward j. Dsvins and Bdvsxd 4. Nc
Aistsr. Indicted for "A assault with Intent to rob
one Lsvi Decker On the 2lst OF January last. On
trial.
Aatsoc6. ~ A. ". Bradbury tor Dsvipe
49, Deans d verfill for McAllistsr.
State vs. JAS. Seslsy. apprt. Comp aint tor search
aud seizure. JudSment Of Municipal Court affirm