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New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
CIVIL NOTES.

A motion was made on Saturday before JndSe
Sutherland FOR trial OF the Hogan "II case TO
Gently decided. Decision reserved.
The old divorce suit OF Jane +. IIalstead
against David Halstead. In which the divorce was
granted % years ago came up Saturday on motion
Tor reargulrent Judge Barbour having N4nte0 y mo
ton To have the almony Increased hom ''J Sed 10
SJ9j, Decision reserved.
Iu the Superior Court, at Special Term, be-
for. Judge Jones' tho divorce suit Of JaIo " Burrows
AGAINST Thomas Burrows up on Saturday on q
rlouon for an Increase Of alimCny. The ploiu, age
about CO. s. 10 years older tnHn Her Lu nAd -ht az
tha, her husband Ia worth s2oW0 which hc denies De-
cisiOu reserved.
During the past week Stephen Il. Pctrie, John
H. McUey Charles NJ Carpenter, aHi George II. Po'Iie
received discharges In bankruptcy the Gaylord Patent
Coupling Company, Charles r. Rundle, W ard G. baef,
ana Eli H. Chase were gdiudcarcd h-nkrupfs, an.
samuel Perry Gnd Charles $. Foify Hcd 5oih'ry pc'i
uOns ia bankruptcy
Surrogate HutcLiugs admitted to Probate last
week the wills OF Henry Ihicruan Mara Kehb'l' tro
derika schatfor, Lawrence Martin, William DousbtFtI,
Catherine S Hunter, Ellen A. Esnne ;an, hlezaudcr L.
H0o.aek, Clauncey b. Reese, NOsos T.. Ilndlrm, hofy
Hession, John Kennedy Martin ManAii samuel a.
Mccoy, and Oliver II. Jones.
A real-estate broker obtained a judgment
against Nina Camp, seamsrcss, which IN eHecution
was Issued and City Marshal Henry Singer seized and
removed her sewing machine Mrs. Camp, on Saturday
brought an action against tire Marshal in the Marine
Court, before Judge shea, TO nsfSSes II. InS JuEre %
becouse a, sppeared In this case the her
living by IT, but also because t IS necessary article o
household furniture"
Surrogate Veedcr OF Kings County admitted
to probate last week the wills OF Leonard Marsh OF Bur
lington VII Mary J. Thomas OF Sew-Utecht; Anna
Pauline Williams OF stoningiOn. Conn William Jeffers'
Peter Haubentha and Robert B. Worden OF Brooklyn
Letters of Administration granted on the estates OF
Dtrnus Dnrye of FlntIslI, Margaret HcDOnald, John
p Conner iames Brown, Aun Knowles, Incius = N0oh,
VIM. H. Rrlcich John Killeen and Citlarlne Pant oi
BROOKLYN Letters of Guardianship OF the person dud cs
tate of Alice b. Redwood granted 90 Grace N Red-
| wood her mother; Of Lena Haynury to Margaret May.
Lury: OF isabella T. Whitney Thomas J.. MAitucy; of
william A. Dor-ey n 1sry Ann HodEan. aud 1f - oh
| " Brady TO AuB Louise Nash, all OF Brooklyn.
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"a ,. extent according to GoeF' hest recollection Of
% n which coelnap appointed rscser owners 81 sfse run
ber Of shares as he oenes,' e. az the CoTe fr,t he
ns 10 saw the number OF the receipts y Question "Tnd ~
] n s b rser;s oerscaes were held in Iouon hi,
there actual possession aud ohef' were e' IN TIE usual col"
TONED the Of th s Which Coeau VAS appointed
ve being IN possession q BIS Lonsoa aFr Or s Iei
ie1.,a n LOndos from his roser and from ponsl nowcge
al that be has has y avs. % S I ss ned by leah atse d
for has receipt the .Iien o. hre that te"Ts we're
f.es Rl@,a cae Henry Harrington. Jgb3 NeDo9onlh and
sd up"ar owning % 100 slsrcs and having the oriin'r
eop, ercfor that biz broers IN London informed him hy e
%S believes ~, uomaou to be correct lie vas bis
s1e E Protecon Committee may h CONVERTED hio new cera
S S,a he c to BE ade cut oi ne .iot tn, control
and e may direct such eo9,ero9 TO be en- ns1' without s
London be rcrn.iered % tEcn by The owners therefor
H. !. t.f sa. . I' 5 he 5ss a 1Gf sn s I ' % a M
equitable t have tho Court r,ci hat the 'fl S9o5 shares be
useuens DIST TIE Couri bad i power T. dec lie has,'r y
shsreS sjecscd in ieerps lie seoc pays
re n ' aa m & o cou TT t .sa s ia' The ssrt tie '
f % +. i,.nl Ssr, q to % & S sn ne auca Of share @ to
e as sh ne proved by interrogation and t he u have the rg
On this petition, Judge Blatchford issued an order
directing al the partie; IN tS & snl & s1ry ~ 10 sh1T
States Circuit Court why The prayer OF the petitioner
sh0uld not granted, and tayug, Ia tne mean nlr, al
proceedings concerning the transfer OF the stock
ONE OF TIE CARR's ROCK VICTIMS - $4,000
DAMAGES.
IN February, 1860, Camden c. Dyke obtained
against the Erie RlilrOad Company judgment for
s55o0o for reraonal injuries received in the disaster at
Carrs Rock in April 1868. ON Saturday, plaintiffs eou-
81 otaiu ed from Judge Gilbert al Special Term OF the
Kings County Supreme Court, Judgment making tho
Judgment OF the Court OF Appeals 90 Wmch ie case ad
been oarIlcd) the Judgment OF Che Lower Court IiS
giyes the plaintiff permission t. ,enioIc2 the
intend 10 carry the case to the GbncAc tOUft of mo
IriI...i /. .utgs
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

lido YOU reader that Dr. Wonderful sn osr
discovered remedy ts. Consumption, whe5ih al'
short viii al diseases whether ofHlrd boy
estate make live forever and leave death TO phIor s'n' oi
wos sni designed TO m,is snDluns sphere bhs,h ffs
which itself shall be hut sho-. You hafe hs enough
ofth. kll 81 humbusery. But when tell yon tta sage "a
sh RsmeiT -H p0g The Cs IN ue HEAD
only which thousands tesiy to- will pay e'gJ e
shat cannot pamphlet giving qious s1i other
information free 10 address ttls Temedr is - - -.
SOLD ~ MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OFTHE WORLD.
Seat BY NAL postpaid receptof cents
four pack.g dollars Beware Of couutey snd worthless i'm
i.sion, private stamp which Is pNve guaanee Of
guasnes, upon tie outside wrapper Rsmemsr hst h' private
stamp the Ulted states epnsy for stamping
NV lrnes ha portrait name sud address All ths word. l.
Cerdes ugscl upon IT, and iced not be mistaken
Don't s~ini and ohers E,pfet ts nerccs
Dr. u he o living us has tnos ledge sni night
mAnur4~ g~uuihe d. SsS-s Csisld Remedy ADD
travel 20 sell this medicine r. v PIECE NJ. d,
lsJ Sgcckst, BuiElO. \. \.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

Prof. Thomas Egglcston lecturcd in Cooper
Institute Saturday evening The ManuiactuIc OF
Iron" Peter Cooper presided.
The Cosmopolitan Conference discussed, yes
terd,y the TRANSPORTATION Of beef, and the differ
Cnt modes aud processes OF beefcuIing
At the annual meeting of the Brooklyn K.
c. Orphan Asylum Society Bishop Laughlin was elected
President; A. p GilOon and j. Thompson, Vicc-Presi-
dents: W. ". Gardner and j. j. CCOAhOr, secretallcs;
and r. Kelly, Treasurer.
A meeting OF the people of the Twelfth,
Nineteenth, and Twenysecond Wards was held on Sat
urday evening at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and
Thirdaye VIM Mackear in the chair, b. consider the
subject OF rapd transit. Resolutions passed IA
favor ~ ths Beach Underground Road, insisting that
the Interests OF the majority Of the citizens were more
imporGut tan those OF mCncyed mOlOpOllsta express
IND entire reliance upOn the projectors 0f the Under
grOund Railroad and peGGng tie Assembly Q" withhold
their support rom any candidate for ONCE whose III
Guence j. Cx2rci ed in opposition thereto.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
AlAhanla,

q Nicholas Hotcl-GOv. Lindsay OF Alabama,
Senator scott of PENNSYLVANIA, Senator RICE cAs's'1I
MeDonald and Col Henry Page OF AfAahssis r,
Hanks az Massac huscit. Cen John {. Fremont ni
iown r. " T. u. Judson OF Syracuse Cen H@i'h',; @, II,
IT, : A. j. H. Ramsey Of Albany Col M I"T,d n o"J ~
V;rguI1 T. Il. blackstone of Chicago NJ W. iih,oi VI VI
North Carolina Dr. f. IL. Brown OF Boston, % 1e, G ~ -
Hamilton Of Wisconsin. the Hon H. =; " I , - rrote
Trs ey,Presidont Tyler r=-=Now-York iiolcl-ExI ON,
uessIan James M. Marvin % haiatoS" uniic I'm.
ExCongressman Kelsey Of Genesee, n anu eArI Oh
gressmau LouehridGe Of Iowa lith II ~ ECuo H0T 1
rit H. Smith Of Geneva, y. Y, and E IL Phiiips vi
Chicago ,-..,oo Co,, ,rr.z,,
F0ukOutzi and Noshikawa, menbcrs oI the J"lth.sti
commis.ou vino nave been IN this country FOR several
weeks pa, with the object Of inycsga me "Oih s5
Of our financial system, arrived IN the city ytsltruay
from Wn.hington accompanied by MI. j. H. SiVile Oh
the UUitad states Treasury Department. lhey are
stOpuiug at the Westminster Hotel
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
lIEnouncereuts
BuRyEr7's CoLoGxE-Bcst in America.

TIE RAW, CLUSTERING WINDS OF EARLY
srRyc SEARCH our Tus vrANyRz ALL VINO ARE PFFD''
POSED TO LrSq CouPLAErs, AsD coSsEsvfScs' 'oLD'
Coreu, ,xp BfoycmM DlsoRDERs EvsaTvHERs PREVAIL
ro.n VII, HAVE CONTACTED CotDs EsPFcuttT
CAREFUL. ASD sor IvrRrDrvsLr UNTIL BT CONSTANT
corGnyG THEY so EAC6 THEIR LUNGS A 10 bE"
OK TgxELyrs souE VERY PUMoSART AFFECTION LET
TEEN RATHER TREAT THEIR RAToSALr ASp AT ONCE
AND ny rug pRoxPr uss DE. JAMES KxPEcroSE cvEr
rgr,a coro .yD HEAL ALL Accoxpay1No soRssEu o' rfE
CuE.r. SOLD ESERYVHEEE
"Damn :" calculates Massachusetts femiiE.n;e
Ssturla,'s IN etaspcrei srL Bust. Ga g ies Af
Tc-s Uits Lexington TSeuyGfl He'.oii fefals' '--'i'
ouf, faLolsJe, hrs-cl4ss
UoxrsrY is the best policy in medicine as
we'll al in olsf tlilrs AYEas s4RsArAEiu' Is gpt ie
lreouleI spring meue and blood punrrt a,a' Sisro
to ta poor hl heretofore 10 the m1IAe~ It- P'''
Pr,ov.r.-Willard Harvey, ,dcalerin imported
and don esc Papers Twiu Threads aOi CoIss3 nom ~ DO'4"'
70 - if4d1lE 81, heH-lOfA
II. y. SoUrRF's, o. TutOn-st, Ncw-i orS, i
INA. a. 5rELLsG ESC-sn SiLyKaWhnE DaA'Ad' '' '"
peruvian Strip Gan Iron Tonic makes th'
We~- st.Vle
WrsrAr's BALsNG OF WED CHERRY cure
Cos,is COILS, -nl Consumption.
An overwhelming Republican victory is de ira
Ne AMI Auzgs Tsrz,A Baths, Lexington lTels -'' -''
PnRESoLOGIcAL EXAMtShTIoSs dally aI 90
Droava, showing ,ea;s lc aui best pursuits POINTED oOI
-~s--. .------
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
ACc1pENr TO THE srRAMER GRANITE eTATE

g'he steamer Granite State, Capt. Stannard,
beuEd from Hartford 10 New York, ran ashore on the
rocks AT Hale;'s Point, about o'clock on Saturday
morning. Her rndderehain broke while her pilot
STEERING off 20 avoid collision with q passing vessel.
vixen she struck AID ran high and y upon the rocks,
breaking IN part OF her keel and compelling the use Gf
her pump. 10 keep Der stem from nlljng. The shock
threw her passengers ou Of their borths, and for awhile
iN was danger Of panic. They were all taken or
safely by The sylvan Gen and landed at Pier No. "a,
Iah RIVER The ifeight consisting principally Of mer-
d~ndIse VA removed. after whcl The stern sank she
no., 4.tf O. N'J qua. u.r.ffu.
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nECIsIoNs--MAncn %.

Srp,e,qe Couit-C ChdmbGs-By Judge S,liherl1ud -
Conoger CoGoScrOrer settled Bass'Dni LNasslOl.
ton granted On payment of viV oods.
Sppcri0r Court-Specdl TUn-By Judge Jones'
De Cost HyrsrlB ference orr feTraa agt Kline K'u.
-iv al Kennedy Roberts .el Levi. Roger Fcsel
Scsmi ssL IL Grand Lockwood, Cooe ag n4orde
gta!sL
Common Picqs--SpCcidl Tcyn,-Ry Judge Robinson.
-rcA srt ReDrtf duie No e'iltrce sufficient 20 convict
q fraud COfut Jacobs Nia5s aIais evil
dre, upon which should he c0uctd Of aul
lrseing Flua Colsise at Ciu-DSOree rsJ.li
P'Eiuth
Common Pleds-iSpocidl Tcrp-Bv judge j. 7. Daly
-OHoane sgi liaein-Oider granted. Parish at hs ohOr
f1te ward cr SearusOfisrs must ht not esd .ur
Hsnt o. !,iL iist, ~ Il In.
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,ore than $4,000 upon the business interests Of the

dty
rNpwApE-A frc In Gustav Waancrs lace factory 10.
n Mcrla1i.-ef on Saturday damaged The huidlng
81 Ga Warnrr os so 600 stock and machinery; nO'
iy 4 JInnoe Kenny on third and fourth iioOrs, ~
bacro lost q GO; insured 5000 j. IL Magker DOCK
factory, irsl door lost $500 n'feu, ana - a. D"3 'h'
plumber, los; 5000; insured for $j00
M,pTsov-The past week was observed in the Drew
TheoIngcai .eninary ~ week ~ Missions Seycral
eetnrca were delivered the subject by the Rev d. D.
Love d. D. editor OF The Northern OhTistdh AdpDcl",
Who preached in Africa and South America, ana y the
Rev Mes.fs S. L. Baldwin aud j. i. Craecy VI the chl-
nese and Indian Missions.
MoppIsrOwS S-Tbe sabbath exercises in connection
with the session OF tho Newark NJ T. Conference opeed
In tln nOroug with love feast, conducted by tue ReN
RorthOlonew Weed. In the forenoon Bishop bimphOh
preached and ordained the following young dea10nS
Jobn T. Br1dv Henry spellmcycr, A. II. Tuttle, 7. T.
Stratton, W IT, Mccormack and George MiISr. IN thc
afternoon he Drd lion OF the Elders was preceded Dy
n se r,uon by the Rev. Dr. Wcy OF Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
THE COURTS.
ERIE LAWSUITS.

THE QUARREL BETWEEN ERIE AND TIE En-
GLISH STOCKHOLDERS.
In the United States Circuits 'the affairs
Of James Fisk r and the English holders Erie stock
becoming complicated and vexatious tnan they
were the State Courts from wbchIhey not yet
entirely removed. On Saturday Robinson whose aI-
pontment by the Supreme Court of the State receiver
OF the GOOSE shares OF Erie stock st withheld from
Heath Raphael antedates that OF Coleman, filed pc
ttcn in the United States Circuit Court asking that Cole
be ordered 90 transfer TO him. such receiver the
6605o shares OF tie Erie stock In question, and
that he Qobinsnn) be instructed as to hls duties
in the matter. As 10 appeared that Coleman
fears trouble IN regard to his bond IS such
receiver Judge Blachford refused TO decide upon Roll
mad him ana said that L seemed as Il all these ir mo
tions and applications for instructions made for
delay In the course OF his remarks, Mr. Evarts, Of
cOdnsal for Coleman said that the matter upon Cole
mans petition in tie State Court had been before judge
COrdozo that morning. and that he desired The in
his Court TO await Judge BfcbfOrds decision In hopes
that something might he done 70 avoid conflict between
the state and the Federal Court The then ad-
iourued o. next Saturday IL the mean time The invests
purpose Of tndig out who hos possession of the GOOso
shaIes.
IA the matter Of the petition u James H. Coleman re
ceiver James FISK jr and otsrs, against John swan
tnIs. AIDED &C. J. Gould also Giad. SATURDAY pet
ttjon in The Unted States Circuit Court in which he
makes ihe following allegations:
That the va defpdf 10 h nit The ssIme Court ue Cty o,
S.s YorI eLrb Jage. H. c. n VS. 4p0Hie receiver u cerAs
pree lie oeA "a 10 gaeio- ia ia se 'oa IN vleh
Coleman ncesSi A' lc ieecs lce
tfrh t'sl;
aitrr the ofsplon n l~,dgn " tle tiS Mh'Aod,is'
,esties (ens,ttee sni after Che TRANSFER a.
~ - ,e s',qk ,9e.toue4 as - large qDsni1.ss n
o,eY ,tok 1i The Raua, C0hpau S9'h ih iner't con
insne purchase sad s e Os delt',1 20 lhe h"' SIs,o'
ff Poie CoDmicc al rsei ~ uch 9si tt a"p here.
pfH,St EstAsr or. 90. De- fc eonuteo.3 - ". al seh
gusr 81 hf ro'e n,alof II DC oou.-l a 's u" sgsi
hst iecps te ma9st ls ls az t@ p't
ilfTfty is ahlF ''itrsm ut abh
III. Lo S nfihe lad uI1 th' Hoct h'rfi le'S b
e TO- - IfrF 'tc rnnmrfctmtii Z" .h' "Tohe
N ne gug hi-saaf Ibe-.a.s. toul and b"t ilius,.d
LlA been iAs osID- flu ioa's 81 if srfif !
si'f sl Ji'n.A y ~ t't fsrb"'"T go" (
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Kate New
e0rrfei yeri.F charge of stAns the si Naih Of
John ONei Of No. 3l2 West Tweu y-slIt--st.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
Cornelius suya1 veErV The psorer our
bg the mobg services Jsme r. g. Clareh, create! neH.
Iet amonq congregation b. 'tpng over the railing sroun
.culsng shouting Nr lie tous
gng TIE church BY oh WU burden committed FOR stnE.
h. Henri Kupper Of No. ol Toltl-st the bead
Win cAr ilug... Sarah Dole committed f,r stealing sGl
rom the pocket Martin Poey. a. No. IS huberry
,tu Deyin rf,preor Eqgooe No 81 Psft quarreei
on Sstuday night bis bartender Hugh NeGn, end f two .t
u Which effect. Dey committed John
90 ouo6r the soldier from BaiI lfHi, Who arrested fray
ngf on charge Of having sgiagum to Thomas Carr lasn
Il him. committed saturday he
declared Lsd taken The suisHum ir oohse and a' he
OorLof the sobf 0f 3D. tFo had taSe 'f
fr .fr Manuel Morgan, SD'psd, coWa. lot
l,vIf psuSi BrsAsu peob!r A5-ssI rs Of No. III
Al - a. a.afluH
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
NII-SlC.

The concert at Stcinway Hall on Salmday
evening for the benefit Of the uahnemann Hospital
not well attended. TIE programme attractive, but
the price ot tickets WAS exrayagant. Miss Kellogg
Miss Sterling, Mss Eliza Mooney q and promising
If not very thoroughly cultivated contradict Madame
Varlan Hoffman. Nj. Hin, Mr.. Mlard, SignOr Roncon
Mr.. Randol1, SCnOF Butrago. and SignOr Barii per-
formed 10 the evident satisfaction OF the homeopathic
audience almost everybody being recalled and many OF
the pieces cDcored. Miss Kellogg has recently been uu
we'll but sickness has not impaired the oearDess, purity
and sweetness Of hen voice.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-JERSEY.


IERsEl CHY.-jOhn LatouIette was arrested
yesterday charge Of stealing gold watch and
rous articles OF owory, value s5O from John Lattin.
About has been collected 10 defeat the charter
1t il thought, however, that it Will be passed the
Governors veto Empty coal occupy the Ere
Railway switches IOr mile al Pom IiOTn west OF Bergen
Tunnel.
Coyue encountered Patrick ENin aud Anthony NJ Don
ough Saturday mt, opposite drinking saloon in
Weehawken Cunningham drew large knife and
sabbed McDOnOgh In the abdomen and Egan In the left
side McDOnOugh yesterday easier. Egans injuries
excite apprehension. cunningham was arrested at his
honse at Wechawken last evening.
EACKENsACK-The assessed yplne of real estate in
Bergen County IL reported AZ s735as and of personal
property ut s,bi3.l2S The MarShals valuations are
s2fyIs7, ana sit,473 tOrchlglt procession, in
celebration 0f the German Victories viii take place
April g. The State school tax will amount 10 about
s5l, 900 In Bergen County, this ycaY.
PATErsos.Ihe census reports e92j children in thls
city between the sgcs OF and rs only onethrI attend
school, 6g12 scholars enrolled during the past year.
Tie aVerag attendance wa a2 $1,000 is required Tor
teachers salaries TINS YEAR Tue public school property
ia The city IS estimated at $4,000 The silk business IL
brisk and tle mus are running over time bill Is be-
fore the Legshlufe 10 prevent the Delaware. Lacka-
and western Railroad from constructing switch
spur betEeen the BoOnton Branch Road and this city.
The bill drawn IN the interest OF the Erie Railway,
and receives the unqualified support OF that corporation
-. Tie Ga = n"ttiOn act pending In the Senate
viii give the Ere halfway Company the righ 10 Charge
TO- a. l0 ana cents Der leo pounds for rot second third
and i1pIthNiss Iitghts respectively. The lowest ratio
Ia three cents yer un III eXces or charge heretofore
l,"N'c J. m'' tn' a1 u pssseh. VII inpo" la OF
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c0rRT CsLFNnsRS-Tr, nay

COURT CALEHnARS-TTs DAY,
grrnrgH COCKr-CHAHBKRs-t}LD }LDD21. J-D,ensUy! =! N.
Calendar cslci AZ T.
lsi. .Walihlge sgt Insee. lt6..Vite st. vide.
Of the appies lb1. Iholi IhOsnL
ton Of lIeiniHan.
srPrKrI CoUkr-SrEIiL TEKE-BgaDY, J-Oyen, at II
NOtafn1aT.
Is
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HOME NEWS.
1nR WElTnNR.
pnnMrYENr LHRIvALs.

RFvAsKs-March 25 1o70-Thermolne'ei ~ Do '"' ~
= n M 40; II D. m, $40. March 2G-5Z'' f09' o.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
sLEBACiI.

Maize Seebaeh-as we have already AL
Douuoeo'-yg 0ppesr at tie FOufteenth Street Theaer
tonight, in from tbrse drauas, acting for the
benefit O5 the ladies and gentle composing her theat
real company. Those who attend will this delicate
srtlst as Jsae Eyre, Opheiia aud as Mary SfDaTL
Also Lhey viz see the handsome and iDpulsye VeBeta
o. H1eneco This benefit ehierprise h based solid
attractions, and 1t OGght 10 succeed Among the
tfnfheiaf4es Mile. yeneta, and Mcssrs.
haIfY, Fa"etb, aEd D0mbrowsd fe8 OF tLe
tf@eetediuegemenisS " Marie rade undoP
MI 1fsrs mana gomsDt-msy be recorded 10 bI.cf
s'~ispleAi. she VIII act IN biteepor. Oh Thursday
n AVFf"G''Du bS.lt's "yPEst:' slc WI pm tbf rane
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-10

A great many Of our friends who deal st LEV
BROTHERS. say they can make their purchases
quicker there than at any other store for seyefal
reasons: 5-.ss,
First AS LEVY BROTHERS ask but ONE PRICE
they arc satisfied that they can get their goods as
low, If not lower, than they can be had elsewhere.
Second. They can always find the freshest, beat
assorted and most desirable stock OF DRY goods,
notions, &C., at LEVY BROTHERS.
Third. AS LEVY BROTHERS. goods are AWAY
selected with good deal Of taste, 1t Is really
pleasure to make your selections there, and there
is no necessity Of being compelled TO take any
article which you are not satisfied with.
The reasons above given should be SUFFICIENT TO
induce all those who are about TO make their
spring purchases to call at LEVY bRoTHEhs,
more especially If they have heap to buy and but
little money to buy WITH The best way Is for al
to call, and we feel satisfied that none VIII regre'
having done so. s..-.- s-4 =. -''''fR<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-10
greatly damaged IL the Richmond andPe.
tersburg railroad was placed under the CON.

tersburg railroad was placed under the con
| troll of u il sfgff,.. III b 2
p THE soUrHs1DE CoNsoLIDATIos, i
agreed that they would buy the State stock
If sold, and hold it In trust for the peopl,
Of Richmond ~sEli-sstz
WITHOUT CONVERSATION OR PROFIT TO QUE
~ SELVES.
Q. In the discussion on the amendment,
were you at any time In consultation, with
Mr. John Lyon or Mr.. Bridgesp = A.. Yes,
sir; spoke to Mr.. Lyon. I never saw
MIR. Bridges until just this minute. ~ !,
@. Were you aiding Mr. Lyon In securing
the defeat of Woods amendment. "A. Yes:
I did to some extent. I spoke to dozen
or SO Of my friends in the Legislature on
the subject, and urged them to vote against
it. 80, ii i
By DR.. GRAHAM Don't you fear that 1t
would seriously damage Richmond tt, fall
into the hands of the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad? A. do. .fsa
BY Mr. WooD: Do you think it would be
a serious injury to Richmond to fall into
the hands Of the Weldon and Wilmington
railroad? A.. No, sir. think we could
control the through connection. gi:s
Q. Did you think of making any COM
bination to secure the States interest in
the Richmond and Petersburg road until
after the passage of Woods amendment?
A. I did not, for the reason that did not
think Woods amendment would pass.
Q. AS one Of the parties proposing to
purchase, is it not your understanding that
if the purchase is made on behalf of your
self and your associates it viii be entirely
in the interest of William 7. Walters?' 100
THE WHOLE STORY IN A NUTSHELL. % /.
A: No, sir, it is not. have not seen MIR.
Walters for ten years. My object in form
ing this association was that we might keep
open for all time to come the present happy
between Richmond and cur
North Carolina trade.
The committee then rose to meet at
O'Clock this afternoon. IT II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-10
A LAST WORD.

A NOVEL CASE OF COMMERCIAL REsPoN.
slBILITY.-In July, 1868, 2. d. Roberts
drew an order on Giles, Wales& Go. for
! 81 900 worth of watches, which was duly
| accepted by them. Soon after Roberts bor-
rowed $500 of Mr.. Meyer, and gave this
order as security. Meyer alleges that be
fore he took the order he received an as
surancc from Giles, Wales 4 Co. that it was
all right, but subsequently, upon making. Il
demand for the watches, they refused
TO deliver them, and he brought I'm
action Yesterday i'm the Marine Court,
part III, before Judge Curtis, to- re-
cover them. The defence was that there
was no consideration given for the order.
Messrs. Giles and Wales testified that Ro-
berts called at their store and said he was
trying to get up u trade with gentleman
in Chicago, and wanted them to accept his
order for 81 900 worth of watches; that il
he succeeded in making the trade he shonld
get the money Immediately, and would
bring it to them before the goods would be
demanded, and if he did not succeed he,
would return the order; that he had never
paid them anything for it, and thai they
had never told any one It was good; but
when asked concerning it, had always said
it would not be paid except at the close OF
a lawsuit. The judge said that ii the jury
found that Giles & Co. had made statements
calculated to mislead the commercial COM
munity as to the value Of the order, they
were as much responsible as though an
original consideration actually, existed.
Verdict for the plaintiff for $J00.-NeaD
York fIa1bAne.' = ~